Scott Storch opens up about past tensions with The Roots, sparking debate.
- The former member claims he was undervalued despite his contributions.
- Alleges he was nicknamed the ‘white devil’ by the group.
- Storch shares his experience helping DMX with addiction.
- The Roots have yet to respond to Storch’s accusations.
Scott Storch, known for his time with The Roots from 1993 to 1995, recently shared his experiences with the group, stating they were ‘haters’ after he started collaborating with Dr. Dre. He felt underappreciated despite being a key contributor to their music.
Storch compared his departure from The Roots to that of Pete Best leaving The Beatles. He explained that he didn’t want to be ‘the white guy who plays keys in The Roots’ when he was central to their sound.
He claimed The Roots called him ‘the white devil,’ emphasizing the racial tension he experienced. These remarks have sparked conversations about internal dynamics and racial issues within music groups.
In addition to his revelations about The Roots, Storch discussed his efforts to help DMX with his drug addiction. Despite his own struggles with cocaine, he attempted to convince DMX to enter rehab, demonstrating a complicated friendship rooted in mutual struggles.
While Storch’s comments have stirred controversy, The Roots have not publicly addressed these accusations. Fans have taken to social media to express varying opinions on the issue, reflecting the complexity and emotion tied to such claims.
Scott Storch’s revelations about his time with The Roots and his efforts with DMX highlight both personal and professional challenges he faced.
