Does the New Bishop Have the Juice?

Juice, the classical 1992 screenplay by Ernest R. Dickerson and Gerard Brown, was about four Harlem, New York teenagers who became caught up in the money chase. They were in sight of the "Juice".

Soulja Boy has been working on a 2011 "Atlanta" remake of the classic hip-hop film.

"Is the slang 'juice' even suitable to their southern twang?" 

This is a 'Trip'!! (character played by Samuel L. Jackson; quote from the original movie)

"Just 'cause you pour syrup on something doesn't make it pancakes!"- Trip

Juice is a classic!
Hip-hop's got the juice!

Listen to the soundtrack Soulja, which he admits to never have hearing... In this case,

"You ain't got the juice!"

Even Ice-T is juice, when he says "Crank dat," "What?” “But that’s Pac… At some point, somebody gotta stop it. I came out. I made some statements. Man, I don’t know. Do you, dude, do you. If the masses accept it, it shows you the state we’re in… Come on man, you think I’d try to remake Pac’s movie?"

Truest story!

Thus far, there are no actors or even musicians starring in the film.

                                     

Soulja Boy chose Waka Flocka to join him in the remake.

"I felt like if I was gonna put anybody in the movie, that it should make sense and be somebody that I really got a relationship with in the rap game for real," says Soulja when discussing his choice.

According to Bet.com, he will play a role in Soulja's crew.

But then again Bishop said "you gotta snap some collars and let them motherfuckers know you here to take them out anytime you feel like it! You gotta get the ground beneath your feet partner, get the wind behind your back and go out in a blaze if you got to! Otherwise you ain't shit! You might as well be dead your damn self!"

So lets see what they've got.

"One, if [you] lose, I'm gonna beat that ass. Two, if [you] lose, I'm gonna beat that ass. So pop two quarters in, pop tart, and let's get this game on, [bet he'll] be gettin' that ass!"- Bishop (Tupac Shakur)