Even tho I don't necessarily agree.

Puba was old school to the bone. He was a party DJ even when he was young. He was making noise with Masters of Ceremonies in the mid 80's (I remember rocking "Sexy" when I was a shorty, years before I even knew it was Puba), dropped an underrated album with them, then dropped an underrated classic with Brand Nubian a few years later.

After years of honing his skills, people started riding his jock. He ran with it.

Again, I don't agree, but I understand. Sadat and Jamar were basically hit w/ stardom out of their demo phase.

Puba cashed in.

He may have been their brother, but he was most def their big brother.

:)