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Speaker 4: you are peers. We want to interview fellow legends, fellow icons.
Speaker 4: When I tell you, I've seen this man come up
Speaker 4: in the game. You know, from the beginning to where
Speaker 4: he's at now. He is always his team has been
Speaker 4: tight like virgin pussy. But nothing can break them. Nothing
Speaker 4: could break them. I sweet of God from the very
Speaker 4: day ones that I've seen him come in the game.
Speaker 4: He's with the same exact people. When you speak about loyalty,
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Speaker 4: a character, this guy as a MC, this guy as
Speaker 4: an actor, this guy has to producer. This guy's everything.
Speaker 4: He's a renaissance man. He's a fellow virgo. I believe
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Speaker 4: as an icon, He's a legend. He's a lyrical he
Speaker 4: could go lyrically. We went through his pscography and we
Speaker 4: realize that he can go lyrically with any body. Anybody
Speaker 4: toe to toe and he might and he might put
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Speaker 2: to toe. He is the man, he is my friend.
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Speaker 4: know what we're talking about, were talking about the one
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Speaker 2: Love of love and I have you know, Luda.
Speaker 4: I just want you to know. I have been drinking
Speaker 4: twenty days.
Speaker 2: I've been in the.
Speaker 4: Gym every day, trying to get my shit on.
Speaker 2: But when we locked you in, I said, breaking my flask. Yeah. Look,
Speaker 2: I'm gonna be honest with you.
Speaker 4: Man. I am really really really proud of you because
Speaker 4: in certain ways, I kind of like feel like we
Speaker 4: traded careers, like kind of like like you kind of
Speaker 4: like started out like kind of like media even though
Speaker 4: you have music, wait before that, right, and then you
Speaker 4: transition as supposed to be where it's like kind of
Speaker 4: like an artist, and now I'm having fun doing the media.
Speaker 2: But a lot of people that's where.
Speaker 4: They start your career, right, they start at the radio station.
Speaker 4: But a lot of people don't know you have records
Speaker 4: and you had things way before that.
Speaker 2: Is that true? Okay, put it on.
Speaker 5: I started rapping when I was nine years old. Yeah,
Speaker 5: one hundred percent. My first record was called or Not Record.
Speaker 5: My first song was called I'm Cool, I'm bad. I
Speaker 5: might be ten, Wow, but I can't survive without my girlfriend.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 5: I show you nine and I was nine, So you
Speaker 5: know I had to put the expects.
Speaker 2: At nine years old. He was you're ready to go.
Speaker 2: I'm ready to go. I'm ready to go. Limits, limits, limits,
Speaker 2: So I had you're gonna get fucked up, you know,
Speaker 2: drinking twenty day, Yes, twenty days. You about to get
Speaker 2: fuck caving about these I'm sorry you should, but.
Speaker 5: No, Like like I said, I started rapping when I
Speaker 5: was nine.
Speaker 2: So yeah, I.
Speaker 5: Went through a good ten ten twelve years of doing
Speaker 5: so many different you know, crazy contracts and being in
Speaker 5: groups and going in and out of.
Speaker 2: Just developing my style.
Speaker 5: And so you know when I got to the radio station,
Speaker 5: like you say, this was when I was eighteen years old.
Speaker 5: And so this is right when wrap radio stations were
Speaker 5: kind of card and where twenty four hours you playing
Speaker 5: nothing but rap music.
Speaker 2: Because radio college read Mercer Radio.
Speaker 5: So it's now one oh seven point nine in Atlanta.
Speaker 5: At the time it was called Hot ninety seven point five.
Speaker 5: And so at this time I literally got a job
Speaker 5: up there as an intern, and so I was just
Speaker 5: trying to get put on. So it was strategic because
Speaker 5: I was like, you got all these producers, you got
Speaker 5: all these artists coming through to a radio station each
Speaker 5: and every fucking day.
Speaker 2: So I'm gonna go up here and.
Speaker 5: Make these people think that I want a job at
Speaker 5: this radio station.
Speaker 2: But the real hustle is that.
Speaker 5: Whoever come up here I'm about to give with my music.
Speaker 5: I'm about to rap form and it's going to work.
Speaker 5: And now, keep in mind, it took i'd say about
Speaker 5: a good three or four years before it actually you know,
Speaker 5: the plan worked, you meaning you at the radio station
Speaker 5: three or four years being there before the whole Ludacris
Speaker 5: came into play because I was there as an air personality.
Speaker 2: I was hosting the clubs.
Speaker 5: I was a local celebrity way before commercially successful as Ludacris.
Speaker 5: But yeah, that's how it all started. Man, at that
Speaker 5: radio station Atlanta, George.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna be honest, man, and I don't think I've
Speaker 4: ever said this, and you're gonna be You're gonna be happy.
Speaker 2: You're gonna happy. Were about to get some shit. I'm
Speaker 2: gonna be honest, bro.
Speaker 4: It was at one point, if you had a number
Speaker 4: one record in New York, you had a number one
Speaker 4: record around the world. And I'm proud to kind of say,
Speaker 4: not kind of, I'm proud to say that right now,
Speaker 4: if you have a number one record in Atlanta, y'all, man.
Speaker 4: But it's true though it's been like that for a while.
Speaker 4: By the way, my New York is recognizing it right now.
Speaker 4: I'm just being honest because we didn't want to let
Speaker 4: it go.
Speaker 2: But I see it now, like if you.
Speaker 4: It brings me to change, right because I remember I
Speaker 4: remember to change being down with you guys. And his
Speaker 4: name wasn't too changed. It was Titty Bwockett's. My first
Speaker 4: drinking in twenty days got Damini's Gold. But I remember
Speaker 4: I remember him being known in like just that section,
Speaker 4: like and it's just like I I remember, I remember,
Speaker 4: I'm sorry, I'm all over the place, but I remember
Speaker 4: me speaking with bum Bee and me almost saying to
Speaker 4: them like, damn, y'all could actually go gold and just Texas,
Speaker 4: like just Texas. And I remember saying that about Atlanta because.
Speaker 2: Y'all had local heroes, like I'm sorry, I'm all over
Speaker 2: the place. But I remember.
Speaker 4: About to Troy, and I remember how huge pastor Troy was.
Speaker 2: Right was I remember after meeting he was and I
Speaker 2: was like.
Speaker 4: We ran it looking at me like what the fuck
Speaker 4: is you talking about?
Speaker 2: Man?
Speaker 4: And I would go just to New Orleans and I'd
Speaker 4: be like, we read it and people didn't know.
Speaker 2: That's when I knew Atlanta had the chance.
Speaker 4: To kind of like dominate the whole business because y'all
Speaker 4: had stars. That was just in Atlanta, And so how
Speaker 4: how was that seeing that because it was almost like,
Speaker 4: I don't want to say the back of the bus,
Speaker 4: like it was like kind of like y'all went from
Speaker 4: there to and I felt like, I'm sorry, I felt
Speaker 4: like it's Andre three thousand that jigs the world.
Speaker 2: I don't say that the world. He told us, I've
Speaker 2: got something to say. Oh got you?
Speaker 4: Because again, I'm sorry, I'm so all over the place.
Speaker 4: But I remember coming to Atlanta. Man, stop apologizing. I
Speaker 4: remember going to Atlanta. But I remember going to Atlanta
Speaker 4: as a New York artist and New York was running.
Speaker 4: I remember saying it it was Atlanta in the house,
Speaker 4: and they're not saying nothing to me saying it was
Speaker 4: Brooklyn in the house, and it would just it were
Speaker 4: erupt and I knew these people weren't from Brooklyn, but
Speaker 4: they didn't have no identity back then. But like, that's
Speaker 4: that's my story. But how does it feel from seeing
Speaker 4: like your city go from to where it's at now?
Speaker 5: Absolutely fucking amazing. I feel like we've had the game
Speaker 5: in a choke hold for.
Speaker 2: Quite some time.
Speaker 5: Like you say, I mean, you know, we can we
Speaker 5: get we get debate about how long it's been, but
Speaker 5: just it's it amazes me since I started it because
Speaker 5: I come from the like you said, the goodie mobs
Speaker 5: and the outcast. They paved the way from me. So
Speaker 5: after all this time, in retrospect, you know, seeing what
Speaker 5: has happened over all that time and just Atlanta artists
Speaker 5: working together and it's just the camaraderie and everybody just
Speaker 5: becoming a powerhouse. When when you do these records together
Speaker 5: and you see that they continue to climb these charts
Speaker 5: all this time later, Man, it feels fucking amazing, amazing,
Speaker 5: and it's like I don't feel like it's going anywhere.
Speaker 2: That's what it always seemed like.
Speaker 6: It might be different being from the city, but from
Speaker 6: the outside looking in, it looked like Atlanta always had
Speaker 6: it together.
Speaker 2: Like the artist does work together.
Speaker 6: It didn't matter if they didn't sound the same, different
Speaker 6: kind of genres within the genre, they all worked together.
Speaker 2: They all were ripping for the city, southern hospitality, as
Speaker 2: we say.
Speaker 4: And that's why I had a hate up moment at
Speaker 4: one point that was like I was kind of glad
Speaker 4: when you and T I was beefing for like two weeks,
Speaker 4: because two weeks at least the human you know what
Speaker 4: I mean, Like the South didn't seem human at one point.
Speaker 4: It seems like all of y'all beats, if you has
Speaker 4: stripes or whatever, y'all kept it in between each other
Speaker 4: and New York.
Speaker 2: We couldn't do that, you know what I mean.
Speaker 5: It was it was outer and you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 5: like we didn't see it though, like you didn't see
Speaker 5: a lot of I say with.
Speaker 2: I didn't see like the Atlanta on Atlanta. That's a
Speaker 2: good thing.
Speaker 5: Then if you're saying, from your perspective you didn't see
Speaker 5: it like that, then that's good.
Speaker 2: So make.
Speaker 5: We like to keep the reputation of keeping it, you know, together,
Speaker 5: togetherness in that Southern hospitality for sure.
Speaker 4: So what actually happened with you and t I at
Speaker 4: that time?
Speaker 5: It was from my perspective, it was always a little subliminals,
Speaker 5: and I just heard subliminals. And I'm extremely competitive, so
Speaker 5: I'm always with the subliminals. So when you know when
Speaker 5: he was jab, I was just jab right back in records.
Speaker 4: Did this happened to the like karate class.
Speaker 5: Absolutely not, But no, just this competition, man. And you
Speaker 5: know it's crazy because again in retrospect, we were actually
Speaker 5: on a flight together, on a plane we went to
Speaker 5: George Floyd's funeral services together. God bless Will Packer put
Speaker 5: a bunch of people together on this plane and so
Speaker 5: we literally were on there talking for two three hours
Speaker 5: of everything, the whole history. And you know, I just
Speaker 5: told him to his faces, like, brother, I never start.
Speaker 2: Any fucking thing, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: I come from a world where I mind my own
Speaker 5: fucking business.
Speaker 2: This is what Ludacris does.
Speaker 5: I hear people talk stuff, and people take jabs, and
Speaker 5: people take shots, and then you know, I decide whether
Speaker 5: or not I want to send the shots back. But
Speaker 5: at the end of the day, I just I don't
Speaker 5: start shit. I finished it.
Speaker 2: That's what I do.
Speaker 5: So we on this plane, man, talking about the history
Speaker 5: of all the shit that we've been through, like and
Speaker 5: it's like we sat back and laughed at the end
Speaker 5: of that shit, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: And that's what.
Speaker 5: Maturity and that's what stroke is all about. But we
Speaker 5: gave the people what they wanted for a certain amount
Speaker 5: of time, and that's what hip hop is. It starts
Speaker 5: from competition, and we just gonna get We're gonna give
Speaker 5: you that, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: So we're going through your discography, bro, the discogo. Yeah,
Speaker 4: we're going through it.
Speaker 6: Bro.
Speaker 2: I ain't got a lot of you.
Speaker 4: We got some records here. We know we've seen you
Speaker 4: do versus with Nelly. Yeah, but y'all wasn't in the
Speaker 4: same room. Correct, we were not.
Speaker 5: I think we were the first rappers to do versus,
Speaker 5: if I'm not mistaken. And this was at a time
Speaker 5: where the everybody was still at home, like but nobody
Speaker 5: was leaving this quarantine. So this is before people got
Speaker 5: on the stages and was doing the whole performance and
Speaker 5: ship Niggas.
Speaker 4: Was at the crib. I'm gonna be honest with you.
Speaker 4: I looked at your face when you walked up, and
Speaker 4: I knew you was gonna win, just like you had
Speaker 4: the eye the fucking I don't know what you was
Speaker 4: doing push ups before that.
Speaker 2: I looked at you.
Speaker 4: I was like, no, you know how, you know how
Speaker 4: you're in the zone like I looked. Was it because
Speaker 4: you was bored?
Speaker 2: Let me tell yourself, you're just starting this interview. That's
Speaker 2: gonna be a common theme to competitive yess yeah, I
Speaker 2: love competition. It's what we do this ship for.
Speaker 5: So that's what you saw on my face, like subdleness,
Speaker 5: just ready to fucking go.
Speaker 2: Let's go, because you know what you look like.
Speaker 4: You look like the fighter, right that's about to fight
Speaker 4: his brother that don't want to hurt his brother's That's
Speaker 4: what any opponent.
Speaker 5: By the way, Okay, that's why I say I don't
Speaker 5: start ship. I finished it. That's that's the other theme
Speaker 5: of this interview. Well, go ahead. I'm sorry to interrupt you,
Speaker 5: my brother.
Speaker 2: No, no, no, I was so because I was looking
Speaker 2: and I.
Speaker 4: Know you personally and I know Nelly personally, right, so
Speaker 4: I know both of you brothers, and I'm looking and
Speaker 4: i'm you know, as everyone else, we all bored in
Speaker 4: the crib and I'm just like this. But I knew
Speaker 4: how I seen your face. I knew how serious you
Speaker 4: took it. And I seen Nellie, that's my that's my
Speaker 4: brother too.
Speaker 2: Let me just big him up. But I seen him.
Speaker 4: I seen him kind of like you know, not I
Speaker 4: don't want to say not taking this serious, but just
Speaker 4: like you know, I'm here and I phone with your face.
Speaker 2: You have to face on your guy right now.
Speaker 4: You you were zone then you were looking at your
Speaker 4: DJ and I just knew it. And is that that
Speaker 4: goes back to the competition thing. It does not matter, bro.
Speaker 4: I love this shit.
Speaker 2: Bro. I live for this shit.
Speaker 5: I apologize for movies getting in the way of the
Speaker 5: music people, but goddamn it, I'm coming.
Speaker 2: I love this shit. I just love it.
Speaker 5: You know what I'm saying. I made a living off
Speaker 5: of it. My kids is straight off of it. My
Speaker 5: whole team, we feed a lot of people, and that's
Speaker 5: why we take it so serious.
Speaker 2: I just love it. I love it. That's that face, man,
Speaker 2: that's that game face.
Speaker 4: And how happy are you that jar Ru turned down
Speaker 4: that job?
Speaker 2: Man?
Speaker 5: I didn't believe it at first when I heard that rumor,
Speaker 5: And yeah, what is the rumor? Tell us what is
Speaker 5: your party you heard? I don't want to speak for job,
Speaker 5: but it was definitely something in the realm of John
Speaker 5: Singleton went to him first for that role in Too Fast,
Speaker 5: Too Furious because he was in the first Fast and
Speaker 5: Furious and for whatever reason, that deal didn't work out.
Speaker 5: So I don't know the specifics, and so that deal
Speaker 5: not working out has had ludicris in two six seven
Speaker 5: eight nine ten. Let me take a sip of my
Speaker 5: motherfucker god, hey man sit two five six seven eight
Speaker 5: nine ten.
Speaker 2: And still fucking don't another rumor that I heard. Tell
Speaker 2: me if this is true or not.
Speaker 6: The contractually doing the movies, you weren't allowed to put
Speaker 6: out music.
Speaker 5: Contractually, I wasn't. I wasn't able to ride my motorcycles.
Speaker 5: They got that ship in the contract. While we're shooting,
Speaker 5: you cannot ride. I'm a motorcycle junkie. I'm an adrenaline junkie.
Speaker 5: By the way, we'll get onto that. But no, nowhere
Speaker 5: did they say we couldn't put out here. I actually
Speaker 5: put out I want to say, a small project on
Speaker 5: the release of one of the movies or some shit
Speaker 5: like that. But now I'm just saying it does take
Speaker 5: a lot of time. And I'm the type of person
Speaker 5: that I'm gonna put one hundred percent into whatever the
Speaker 5: fuck I'm doing at the time. So I'm not the
Speaker 5: nigga that's gonna be half assing an album in music
Speaker 5: and shooting a role in a movie at the same time.
Speaker 5: So it's like my management and my team, they love
Speaker 5: me for that, but they always hate they hate me
Speaker 5: for that shit. At the same time, I'm just full
Speaker 5: throttle with it. So that was that your first acting gig.
Speaker 5: My first acting gig was was Crash. That ship that
Speaker 5: oneed God damn Academy award was right, No, no, no, no,
Speaker 5: don Cheita, don Cheeto was in there, Sandra Bullock, Brendan Fraser,
Speaker 5: my brother, Lawrence Tate was in there.
Speaker 2: Terrence, it was in that. Yeah, that ship won won
Speaker 2: the Academy Award.
Speaker 4: I love how people just start dropping names, but in
Speaker 4: a good movie.
Speaker 2: I've never been in a good movie. I got dropped
Speaker 2: because the classic playing you were in a class. Yeah,
Speaker 2: but I don't know the names water.
Speaker 4: But tell them about your zombie movie.
Speaker 5: But so that you got, you gotta say. You got
Speaker 5: to say that the classic that you come on Okay later,
Speaker 5: But your first movie was in his Crash. That's the
Speaker 5: first movie I had a I had a small part
Speaker 5: in the Wash.
Speaker 2: That was like the.
Speaker 5: Snooping doctor Ship. That was like a cameo. But the
Speaker 5: first movie movie Crash, then Too Fast, Too Furious, then
Speaker 5: Hustling Flow, You Hustling Flow, John Singleton and Craig Brewer,
Speaker 5: and man, it was just I mean, I remember Skinny Black.
Speaker 2: Is that your favorite role you ever played?
Speaker 5: Noah, the rolling crash is the favorite role I've ever played,
Speaker 5: to be completely honest with you, and it's uh, but
Speaker 5: the hustling flow shit. I remember John Singleton coming to
Speaker 5: me saying he wanted me to play a rapper in
Speaker 5: a movie. I was like, man, I'm not doing that.
Speaker 5: I don't want to play a fucking rapper. I'm a rapper.
Speaker 5: I'm like, if I'm gonna do these roles, I want
Speaker 5: to do something outside of the realm of my own personality.
Speaker 5: And then he sat me down and he was like, well,
Speaker 5: you know, this isn't your personality. This is kind of
Speaker 5: a little bit outside of And then I was like,
Speaker 5: he convinced me to do it, and and the rest
Speaker 5: is history. And and rest in peace to John Singleton
Speaker 5: because he's the one who put me like we said
Speaker 5: it too fast, too furious. He took ice Cube and
Speaker 5: you know, you put them in and Boys in the Hoods.
Speaker 5: He's taking ty Reese and put them in Baby Boy.
Speaker 5: So he takes people from the music world, notices a
Speaker 5: talent in them, and then literally puts them in movies.
Speaker 5: Next thing, you know, catapult them to a whole other level.
Speaker 5: Lives too iconic. So Man, he rest in peace. Man ever, grateful, forever,
Speaker 5: thankful for ever, thankful. He lived down the block for
Speaker 5: me before he passed away.
Speaker 4: I used to hang out with him all the time,
Speaker 4: and I told him, can you put me a Snowfall?
Speaker 2: And he said never.
Speaker 4: Because he said my New York accent is too foul.
Speaker 4: He said, I can never go for a l a person.
Speaker 4: And I was like, he's kind of right. I've been
Speaker 4: living in the South for sixteen years.
Speaker 2: I'm not laft your accent for that.
Speaker 4: Ben.
Speaker 2: No, I don't think I'm gonna try to just try it. No,
Speaker 2: I'm just drinking up. Give me your best. But you
Speaker 2: know what's dope on Snowfall? That dub C is Actually he's.
Speaker 4: A dialect that Yeah, yeah, somebody told us on drink jams.
Speaker 4: I'm I'm sort of the Bond scenes and then yeah,
Speaker 4: I know that trained them.
Speaker 2: So John singles in this l moving on, let's get
Speaker 2: the stand up and that video stand up.
Speaker 5: I remember, Man, we was all in the Death Jam offices. Man,
Speaker 5: that ship right there deserves a show all within itself,
Speaker 5: just being a depth jam in New York City and.
Speaker 4: You're doing my interview. That's my next question. I'm trying
Speaker 4: to like you notice good.
Speaker 2: He's good. You got murder Inc.
Speaker 5: You got Rockefeller, you got disturbing the peace, you got
Speaker 5: all these I'm talking about craziness.
Speaker 2: Exce up there one day, Jay there, one day, job
Speaker 2: up there.
Speaker 5: Another day you got red and meth coming to food,
Speaker 5: smoking the place out. But all that being said, it's
Speaker 5: just like, bro, I remember going up there and stand
Speaker 5: Up coming out and this nigga.
Speaker 2: Irv Gott he just bombarding me. Yo. What the That's
Speaker 2: how you put out a fu fucking shine?
Speaker 4: What's up?
Speaker 2: Fuck? That's what I'm talking about.
Speaker 5: It was like, I just that type of energy is crazy.
Speaker 5: But I think as artists, we all have certain records
Speaker 5: where we're kind of on.
Speaker 2: The fence about if that ship is at hit. We
Speaker 2: know it's a fucking hit.
Speaker 5: In somewhere we're like, we think it's hit, and then
Speaker 5: that ship is not a fucking When I heard Stand Up,
Speaker 5: me and his nigga Kanye was in the studio in.
Speaker 2: Atlanta, Georgia. He came down to Atlanta.
Speaker 5: And this is a dope as story because it was
Speaker 5: the engineer and it was Kanye and I know a
Speaker 5: lot of people. You know, we talk about producers and
Speaker 5: a lot of Kanye for being a producer.
Speaker 2: It's early Kanye.
Speaker 5: Listen, bro producers sometimes they don't you don't you know
Speaker 5: their producer. You don't see these motherfuckers touching the button
Speaker 5: electronic equipment in person. Literally just me, Kanye and the engineer.
Speaker 5: That motherfucker made that beat in like five minutes on
Speaker 5: the goddamn ASR.
Speaker 2: T and keyboard by himself. It's literally just us three. Wow.
Speaker 2: And I mean it was fucking amazing.
Speaker 5: And if you listen to that song, there's probably like
Speaker 5: five sounds in the song that's It's a simple. It's
Speaker 5: very simple. So I call it dynamic simplicity. That motherfucker
Speaker 5: did that. So all that being said, yes, stand up.
Speaker 5: As soon as I heard that shit, I knew it
Speaker 5: was a hit.
Speaker 4: But how did you come up with the concept for
Speaker 4: the video?
Speaker 2: Man? That's just the way my mind. That was you
Speaker 2: that came up with the concept.
Speaker 4: A couple of things that I've never kind of that
Speaker 4: I regret in life is that I wanted you to
Speaker 4: direct one of my videos. We can still do that. Yeah,
Speaker 4: I've got to make the records, I got you. I
Speaker 4: ain't got the record, but hold.
Speaker 5: You, man, the way my mind works, I wouldn't even
Speaker 5: be able to answer that fucking question for you.
Speaker 2: Bro. I just whatever, the.
Speaker 5: Most ridiculous, ludicrous, out of this world wild shit is.
Speaker 2: That's what I come up with. And I'm like, let's
Speaker 2: do that.
Speaker 5: And I definitely got to give Dave Meyers his credit
Speaker 5: as well, because you know, he shot a lot of
Speaker 5: my videos and.
Speaker 2: He shot that one. But the big shoes, you know.
Speaker 5: The babyhead on the I mean, the big head on
Speaker 5: the on the baby's body, the little person hanging from
Speaker 5: my neck, list, all of that. It's just I just
Speaker 5: love the visual aspect and just showing people something outside
Speaker 5: of the realm of what they normally see. I love
Speaker 5: it and just create my own lane, that's you know
Speaker 5: what I mean.
Speaker 2: And and by the way.
Speaker 5: Of course, I was one hundred percent inspired by the
Speaker 5: Busters of the world and the Missis of the world,
Speaker 5: but I had to make my own lane even in
Speaker 5: that world phenomenal videos.
Speaker 4: But because I mean, that's what kind of really really
Speaker 4: what separates you, right. We know your lyrical we know
Speaker 4: you could pick hits, we know you could do that
Speaker 4: but it's really the I think that's something that me
Speaker 4: and you share. It's like the comedic sense. It's the
Speaker 4: big people want to be entertained and laugh, you know
Speaker 4: what I mean.
Speaker 5: That's a good ass question because a lot of people
Speaker 5: don't know what I can attribute a lot of my
Speaker 5: style and videos and all these crazy ideas too. I
Speaker 5: literally was raised off of Richard Pryor and Eddie Murphy
Speaker 5: and comedians like that's all I used to watch as
Speaker 5: a kid. When you're young and you're not supposed to
Speaker 5: be watching that shit. So I'm like, you know, seven, eight, nine,
Speaker 5: ten years old, bis Markey, bis Markey.
Speaker 2: Too, all of that shit I'm just I'm talking about.
Speaker 5: I was raised off comedian Okay, So in terms of
Speaker 5: me having this style where it's like there's comedic elements
Speaker 5: and my videos being funny and me just always wanted
Speaker 5: to have a good ass time and laugh and just
Speaker 5: be lighthearted and just have fun. That shit comes from
Speaker 5: just me loving comedy. I was a deaf comedy jam fiend.
Speaker 5: Like I watched it over and over again, Eddie Murphy.
Speaker 5: You know what you're probably now, Dave Chappelle Martin, Like
Speaker 5: I love that ship.
Speaker 4: I love it that one of the videos you made
Speaker 4: was somebody bothering somebody in the stall while they in
Speaker 4: the bathroom. You know you know that shit got worse.
Speaker 4: You said it got worse. Yeah, like like you when
Speaker 4: you go to take a piss, what are you talking to?
Speaker 2: People? Take about?
Speaker 4: I wouldn't take a Pisso the other day sometime taking
Speaker 4: over lives.
Speaker 2: In the southron I had to handle. Now, she's crazy
Speaker 2: out here. You don't get they did it to you.
Speaker 2: You don't go to the bathroom.
Speaker 4: I don't go to the bathroom. You don't go to
Speaker 4: the bathroom. Don't go to the bathrooms? What are some
Speaker 4: crazy ship that stalker? Like?
Speaker 2: Like ever did you? Is the craziest ship that ever happened? One?
Speaker 2: Are you sure you want another?
Speaker 4: One?
Speaker 2: Like? We just Noah. We was on tour and.
Speaker 5: I was on my tour bus and we noticed there
Speaker 5: was a car following us from like one city to
Speaker 5: the next.
Speaker 2: So we're talking a three hour ride.
Speaker 5: So after the first thirty forty five minutes, we're like, yo,
Speaker 5: this fucking is one hundred percent following us. So we
Speaker 5: pull over and it's a whole fucking family that gets
Speaker 5: out talking about father, mother, and kids. They are the
Speaker 5: ultimate lud Chris fans, and they're following us to the
Speaker 5: next city, and we were like, what I.
Speaker 2: Want, race, We're race. This is a game. Yes, from
Speaker 2: the Mountains of Caucasian twenty million records. I love it,
Speaker 2: I love you.
Speaker 5: But yeah, that was probably the craziest ship that ever happened.
Speaker 5: We had to make them stop following us. Where you
Speaker 5: have a wrapped bus? Is this weather following the Well,
Speaker 5: we have a bunch of buses. The wrapped one was
Speaker 5: not the one that I was on. Put it that way,
Speaker 5: but obviously they knew.
Speaker 2: I figured out which buss, figured.
Speaker 5: Out I was on that fucking bus.
Speaker 4: So I mean, luder Man, your career is just phenomenal.
Speaker 2: Right, thank you, bro? When is it? When is the time?
Speaker 4: Because I know, for my own personal experience, sometimes I
Speaker 4: still don't think I've made it right off field, don't
Speaker 4: feel like I got to the.
Speaker 2: Level where I want to get.
Speaker 4: But there's so many people in this world that says, oh, man,
Speaker 4: when was the time that you felt like, man, I'm here,
Speaker 4: like I can't be man.
Speaker 2: It was it was two different times.
Speaker 5: So one, like I told you, I used to work
Speaker 5: in that radio station, and they never had us on
Speaker 5: contracts because I was myself and a guy by the
Speaker 5: name of cun Daddy were the youngest, the youngest guys
Speaker 5: at the radio station DC.
Speaker 2: Now, no, no, not that, not that. OK.
Speaker 5: So we were the youngest people at the station, so
Speaker 5: basically everybody else had contracts at least year contracts. So
Speaker 5: me and him, I'm like, again, I'm eighteen, so I'm
Speaker 5: young as hell. I don't know shit. I'm just out
Speaker 5: here having fun, making making more money than I've seen
Speaker 5: hosting clubs. So since they didn't have us on a contract,
Speaker 5: you know, we were in fear of losing our jobs
Speaker 5: every day because we were live wise. We were doing
Speaker 5: stupid shit at that radio station, things that you would
Speaker 5: get fired for immediately.
Speaker 2: Shock jock type shit. Well you're like, fine, shock jockshit.
Speaker 4: Shock jock is like doing something that you know, oh you.
Speaker 5: Talk about against the competitors. Suggest No, I'm talking about
Speaker 5: just stupid young shit, like you.
Speaker 2: Know, smoking weed and the limit, almost burning the goddamn
Speaker 2: car down on top of shit.
Speaker 5: So yeah, oh yeah, yeah. The crazy shit is that
Speaker 5: at the end of the day when I was when
Speaker 5: once your fantasy came out. So I had an independent Wait,
Speaker 5: so what talking about? Talk about what's your fantasy? Came
Speaker 5: up while you at the radio station.
Speaker 2: That's Derry, I'll cut you.
Speaker 5: So the whole story goes, I'm at this station and
Speaker 5: I'm making these you know, little hundreds of dollars here
Speaker 5: and there while I'm hosting these clubs. So I built
Speaker 5: up enough money to where I had about five to
Speaker 5: ten thousand dollars, where I put all that money back
Speaker 5: into my own album. So I'm paying for all my
Speaker 5: record and all my mix and all my mastering. And
Speaker 5: this is a time when vinyl was still out, So
Speaker 5: I pressed this whole fucking CD together and I had
Speaker 5: the vinyl and everything, and then I distributed independently, even
Speaker 5: though first you kind of sell the shit out to
Speaker 5: trunk and there was an independent distributor in Atlanta.
Speaker 2: So once I started put I put the shit out.
Speaker 5: But the craziest, most dynamic, strategic part about this whole.
Speaker 2: Plan is in radio.
Speaker 5: As you know, as time goes on, everybody at radio
Speaker 5: they moved a different city, so a lot of people
Speaker 5: don't stay in one particular slot in one city at
Speaker 5: the time. So during that three to four years that
Speaker 5: I told you, I was up there trying to get
Speaker 5: put on as ludicrous and then it eventually had to
Speaker 5: invest in myself. I had a lot of friends in
Speaker 5: different places that had dispersed all around the country, so
Speaker 5: I literally told them, yo, I got this single.
Speaker 2: It's called What's Your Fantasy?
Speaker 5: Just give it a fucking try on your station, other stations,
Speaker 5: my friend so I had a network, but it was
Speaker 5: all it was all a plan, so they started playing it.
Speaker 5: The ship gets instant reaction, obviously, instant reaction on there
Speaker 5: on their channels. So once the shit started to blow up.
Speaker 2: And yes, spins, which is what's giving me.
Speaker 5: We had like eight hundred bdspins on our independent artists,
Speaker 5: which was unfucking heard of. So this is when all
Speaker 5: the labels started calling me. Before I get to that,
Speaker 5: we motherfucker started calling my cell phone. Don't even know
Speaker 5: how to fuck they got my cell phone. I'm talking
Speaker 5: about CEO at every goddamn label, and you know, that's
Speaker 5: another story for another day. But ended up signing with
Speaker 5: Death Jam and they sent me my contract, and I
Speaker 5: remember being on air and all those times that this
Speaker 5: station made me feel like I could get fired every
Speaker 5: fucking day. Signing my contract while I was still on
Speaker 5: the air, and that being one of the best fucking
Speaker 5: days of my life, knowing that I didn't tell them
Speaker 5: to go fuck themselves and nothing the radio.
Speaker 2: I love it.
Speaker 5: I just literally after I signed that contract with him
Speaker 5: and said, hey, I probably won't be.
Speaker 2: Working here anymore.
Speaker 4: I just letting y'all know, I'm gonna put my two
Speaker 4: weeks in okay, in two weeks of life.
Speaker 2: But how.
Speaker 5: You no symbolic as fuck? So the crazy shit is,
Speaker 5: you know DJ Gregg Street. Greg Street was my competitor,
Speaker 5: So he's on this other station that you everything you
Speaker 5: do is competing against the other station, and we were
Speaker 5: on the same time slide, which is six to ten.
Speaker 5: So the moment when us your fantasy started gaining traction
Speaker 5: and I'm on the air the same as him, and
Speaker 5: this motherfucker started playing What's your Fantasy? Somebody text me
Speaker 5: and was like, yo, Greg Street is playing your song
Speaker 5: right now. I said, I'm not I'm not believing that shit.
Speaker 5: So were on commercial break. I turned to this motherfucker
Speaker 5: station and I hear my song on the competitors station
Speaker 5: and I was like, that's quick. I fucking made it
Speaker 5: one of the best days of my life. So all
Speaker 5: that in one you can it. That's the first time time. Okay,
Speaker 5: number two is gonna be me winning that rap album
Speaker 5: Best Rap Album at the Grammys. So this was probably
Speaker 5: a good ten years later, every time I went to
Speaker 5: the Grammys, I'm in the category with Eminem and Jah
Speaker 5: Rule and these motherfuckers were killing this shit. Jay z
Speaker 5: dmx Luda's huge artists. But when it comes to these motherfuckers,
Speaker 5: I'm losing every motherfucking award right yet.
Speaker 2: So yeah, it's all good.
Speaker 5: So I come around and finally, man, I make this
Speaker 5: album released Therapy Bro, and I went on there and
Speaker 5: I was like, man, I'm making this fucking album and
Speaker 5: I'm going to win Best Rap Album for this shit.
Speaker 2: I don't care what happens.
Speaker 5: I'm specifically going in writing this shit, making it the
Speaker 5: way it needs to be. And when they called my
Speaker 5: fucking name, Bro, I was like, that was that did
Speaker 5: it for me? Because you know, all the years, it
Speaker 5: was like over a decade of loss and then finally
Speaker 5: getting that recognition and then Best Rap Album at that
Speaker 5: which you already know as hard as fucking and they
Speaker 5: weren't really giving the rap category what they needed and
Speaker 5: then a funny story to that. I know Shaka gonna
Speaker 5: laugh at this shit because I was so passionate. After
Speaker 5: I got that award, I went backstage and at this time,
Speaker 5: they had all the artists separated by curtains, so motherfuckers
Speaker 5: weren't in specific rooms.
Speaker 2: I say that to say, I get back and I'm like, yeah,
Speaker 2: fuck yeah, I made it. I did it. I won.
Speaker 5: I literally set out this album to make it get
Speaker 5: a Grammy and I got it. And all of a sudden,
Speaker 5: I hear this voice from the other room, on the
Speaker 5: other side of the curtain, and the motherfucker's like, shut.
Speaker 2: The fuck up, man, some of us didn't win any Like,
Speaker 2: who the fuck is that I pulled the curtain back?
Speaker 5: This nigga justin Timberlake is on the other side of
Speaker 5: that motherfucker that niggas just.
Speaker 2: Shut the fuck up. Some of us didn't win, and
Speaker 2: he got the Grammed this year. What the fuck that
Speaker 2: nigga justin Gangster bro Holy, that's crazy. And you know what,
Speaker 2: I'm gonna say something else.
Speaker 5: We talked about t I earlier, and like all the
Speaker 5: ship that we've been through, something that I do respect
Speaker 5: of all the ship that we've been through that same setting,
Speaker 5: within that same timeframe as me winning because he was
Speaker 5: in the same category. He came up to me and said, congratulate,
Speaker 5: look me in my eye, gave his hand and said congratulations.
Speaker 2: That's some hard ship for a nigga to do. So
Speaker 2: you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: We talked all the ship that we had that was negativity.
Speaker 5: That's something I want everybody to know that was positive.
Speaker 4: As fun and I respect that because we asked him
Speaker 4: about you on the same show and he kind of
Speaker 4: had the same sentiment. Let's give some flowers, get some flowers,
Speaker 4: get some flowers, and be honest with you. From the
Speaker 4: beginning of our show. We want to give you these flowers.
Speaker 4: Who wanted to tell you how great you are?
Speaker 2: You you he's been a year one request. We've been
Speaker 2: year one.
Speaker 6: Request in the quarantine episode, but that didn't count.
Speaker 2: But let me just say that that means the world
Speaker 2: you have you have. Let me tell you who you
Speaker 2: are as an artist.
Speaker 4: Right, I'm gonna tell you who I was, a person,
Speaker 4: but who you.
Speaker 2: Are as an artist? You have that unique of fitting.
Speaker 2: Let's let's just make the lord to the flower lady
Speaker 2: for you.
Speaker 4: You're the first one to get the flowers in a
Speaker 4: breech a new iteration casey.
Speaker 2: Because there's people. But let me tell you who you are.
Speaker 2: Let me tell you who you are. Tell me about myself. Mother,
Speaker 2: let's go. I want to hear. There isn't There.
Speaker 4: Isn't another artist who can fit in a gangster genre
Speaker 4: and kind of like a backpack genre and kind of
Speaker 4: like a top forty genre and kind of like any
Speaker 4: genre and kind of fit there.
Speaker 2: You know how you like? That's love?
Speaker 4: He's You're a rappers, rapper, That's what it is. Really
Speaker 4: a rest yes coming from that means the world.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm just being honest with you.
Speaker 2: You can more into anything you man.
Speaker 4: And I don't know if I said this earlier, but
Speaker 4: one of my biggest gripes with Pharrell was when I
Speaker 4: first got in the studio Forarrell, he was like, you
Speaker 4: have to embrace your character.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry that leor was that Pharrell is Leo Farrell? No?
Speaker 4: But Pharrell was like no, but he really was like,
Speaker 4: you have to embrace your character. How buster embraces a character?
Speaker 4: And I didn't understand because I was like, I'm not
Speaker 4: a character, being who I am, and He's like it
Speaker 4: doesn't matter who you think you are, how the people
Speaker 4: perceive you, right, And I never embraced my character. And
Speaker 4: I felt like, from the moment i've seen you from
Speaker 4: what's your fantasy? I was like, this guy's embracing his character.
Speaker 4: He's doing exactly what for real. And by the way,
Speaker 4: throw them bows. I heard that beat, Ye, I heard
Speaker 4: about this. You gotta tell you what happened. I think
Speaker 4: the truth one year. For twenty one years, I've been
Speaker 4: kicking my ass and kicking myself in the ass. It
Speaker 4: was not for you, bro, crazy, it wasn't for you.
Speaker 2: You knew that it wasn't for me. It wasn't for you.
Speaker 4: It was I wouldn't have to go to the hospitality,
Speaker 4: wouldn't have Yeah, that wasn't for you. It was every
Speaker 4: time I see the video with you upside down, I was.
Speaker 2: Like, that's how I've heard the beat. I was upside down.
Speaker 4: Bro.
Speaker 5: Let me say, as you're giving me my flowers, I'm
Speaker 5: gonna tell you band from TV, that shit changed my life,
Speaker 5: my life.
Speaker 2: So anything, look, anything you're giving me right now. DNA
Speaker 2: helped mold me. Hold on, hold on.
Speaker 4: But let's talk about bowls. So the hospitality you in
Speaker 4: the studio. That's just after my Fantasy.
Speaker 5: Yeah, this is after and we had to literally turn
Speaker 5: the fucking album in like the day after.
Speaker 6: This is already Death, not the independent version of what
Speaker 6: you were putting out already.
Speaker 2: No, this is death version of Death. This is the
Speaker 2: first album.
Speaker 4: Fat Kevin, Fat Kevin.
Speaker 2: Let's just be clear. It two different Kevin's. Yes, I Love,
Speaker 2: I love all three.
Speaker 6: Rob Love is doing the mark I had just started
Speaker 6: started doing you just ca That's when I started doing
Speaker 6: Street Team. This is my first project that I worked
Speaker 6: as the regional form for South Florida Fantasy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this project, Lucas project. You don't put the f
Speaker 2: N on.
Speaker 4: Look at that Doc Fresher passages you.
Speaker 2: Yes, So.
Speaker 4: You go to the studio and then all got this
Speaker 4: beat already playing.
Speaker 5: Farrell got the beat Man, and I'm like, believe it
Speaker 5: or not, Like I was saying earlier, sometimes you know
Speaker 5: what's a hit.
Speaker 2: Sometimes you were like, eh, I thought.
Speaker 4: It was cool when I first heard it, Or did
Speaker 4: he start doing like this? Yeah, of course you know
Speaker 4: for real?
Speaker 2: That shit. Sorry. So I go in the car, like
Speaker 2: this is where I write all my music. It's my car.
Speaker 5: I always I write all of my ship in a car.
Speaker 5: I love the fucking car. You got the surround sound.
Speaker 5: I get my own space, roll the window down. Producers
Speaker 5: do that too, with the beats they go in the car.
Speaker 2: Did they make it? Yeah, hundred percent.
Speaker 5: So I think maybe it took maybe forty five minutes
Speaker 5: to an hour. I had them verses. I went in there,
Speaker 5: did the ship. Still thought the song was cool. And
Speaker 5: then when everybody else heard that motherfucker, they was like.
Speaker 2: Are you fucking crazy? This is out of here. It was,
Speaker 2: And we was in Virginia, Virginia. We were in fucking book. Yeah.
Speaker 2: We was in Virginia at for Real Studio. Okay, okay, okay,
Speaker 2: I know this, yep. Hell yeah.
Speaker 5: So that's how that shit came about, man, And that's
Speaker 5: what that's what set it off, because what's your Fantasy
Speaker 5: was for the ladies obviously, and then once throdn Bulls
Speaker 5: came out, it was a rap that was like the
Speaker 5: record is crazy. That rounded everything out in terms of
Speaker 5: me being a new fucking artist, and it was it
Speaker 5: was a game changing.
Speaker 2: No you want you're a new artist, but you're on
Speaker 2: death Jam. Yeah to me.
Speaker 5: The first Southern artist signed to death Jam by the way,
Speaker 5: no other Southern artist, So it was all New York roster.
Speaker 2: Like you said, you read.
Speaker 4: This is what this is, this is what I.
Speaker 2: Want to I mean read from this.
Speaker 4: But because what's Scarface already the President? Nod you was
Speaker 4: already signed to death Jam, and then they made Scarface
Speaker 4: the President.
Speaker 5: I want to say it happened like signed damnit Okay, yeah,
Speaker 5: because it was you first, and then that's when they
Speaker 5: kind of like run in Scarface face. I think he
Speaker 5: was president. Like right before I got signed CO signed yep,
Speaker 5: so Kevin and Scarface. I was their first sign. Again,
Speaker 5: you had you had jay Z had joh, you had DMX,
Speaker 5: you got you, you got Meth, everybody whole roster New.
Speaker 2: York and I was first Southern artist.
Speaker 5: So we we was debate about, you know, whether this
Speaker 5: was the right label for us, because we was like,
Speaker 5: I don't know, if they don't.
Speaker 2: Know what to do with the Southern arm.
Speaker 6: You have felt dope because regardless any hip hop had,
Speaker 6: Death Jam is the mecca.
Speaker 5: Listen, man, cool Jay changed my life. You must have
Speaker 5: been like, man, I'm bad. That's That's the reason I'm
Speaker 5: here at this table today. That's the reason I wrap
Speaker 5: and I've told this motherfucker. He was there when I
Speaker 5: got the Hollywood Star. H just this this this year,
Speaker 5: so man, yeah yeah now ll cool yeah so depth jam.
Speaker 5: I was excited, but that was the only reservation as
Speaker 5: I was, I was the only Southern artist on that.
Speaker 2: But that ship worked out like a motherfucker. Hell yeah.
Speaker 2: Would you ever do a residency?
Speaker 5: Absolutely, we would love first presidency be in Vegas for sure.
Speaker 2: Residencies just announce it. I know, Found Blue just opened U.
Speaker 5: I currently have a deal in Vegas, So politically I'm
Speaker 5: not going to be able to tell you.
Speaker 2: That right now.
Speaker 5: But next time I'm on I got this won't be
Speaker 5: the last.
Speaker 2: Wherever you're the dealer is let's go. Let's do that now,
Speaker 2: lovers and friends.
Speaker 4: When I was on here, we were on the way
Speaker 4: coming here, a lot of people said they made a
Speaker 4: lot of babies to lovers and friends.
Speaker 5: That's a great thing. Ship Is that a great thing?
Speaker 5: That's a great thing. A lot of people make babies
Speaker 5: and what's your fantasy too? But y'all, no lovers and friends.
Speaker 5: We never shot a video for that ship ever. And
Speaker 5: this record is huge, But till this day, I just
Speaker 5: had a show last night. I got a show tonight.
Speaker 5: We always do Lovers and Friends and the whole crowd
Speaker 5: sings the whole damn song. But that's that's a special
Speaker 5: one right there.
Speaker 2: For sure. So where was you at? And Usher called you?
Speaker 2: And you called he called them.
Speaker 5: It's crazy. We were in Miami. Usher had a fucking show.
Speaker 5: It's funny. Tou shock the fuck with me about my memory,
Speaker 5: But I have the most selective memory. When you asked me,
Speaker 5: that ship came to me immediately. Me and John showed
Speaker 5: up for Usher's show down here in Miami. John singles
Speaker 5: Little John, Oh Little Johns.
Speaker 2: John produced the.
Speaker 5: Record John Recordkay's actually Little John's record. So we came
Speaker 5: to his show and this Nigga ushers like, Nigga got
Speaker 5: another one. I got another one for us. I was like, word,
Speaker 5: let me hear the ship. So before he goes on stage,
Speaker 5: they let me hear it. I'm like, we're out of
Speaker 5: here again. On a whole other level, Yeah, fucking hunting
Speaker 5: something VPRs and Friends sixty something VP We out of here, Yeah, nah,
Speaker 5: man making history with them them too, man, some of
Speaker 5: the greatest brothers on earth.
Speaker 2: Bro for sure. God damn, this makes no noise. Listen,
Speaker 2: Thomas long, are we ready? All right? Jamie, are you ready?
Speaker 2: Quin Thomas? Everybody ready? Quick? Time of slide? You got it?
Speaker 2: The second one all right.
Speaker 4: By the way, could explain him the rules, and they
Speaker 4: were gonna tell you the two evil motherfuckers will make
Speaker 4: these quzzus.
Speaker 6: All right, we're gonna yeah, We're gonna give you two choices.
Speaker 6: You pick one, and then nobody drinks if you say
Speaker 6: both or neither of them. We drinking, Okay, so picking
Speaker 6: in that. I gotta drink too, Yeah, yeah, we drink. Yeah,
Speaker 6: I'm with you. Yeah, we're not gonna let you drink.
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 4: Good and by the way, we've been excited to have
Speaker 4: you here, brother appire. You can take a sip from
Speaker 4: your drink or take a shot whatever you like. We're
Speaker 4: gonna I'm gonna let me st okay, have shots okay, yeah, okay, No,
Speaker 4: we got homegirls's.
Speaker 2: That's Jamie. Yeah, yeah, that's Jamie. Yeah, I'm sorry. We
Speaker 2: got one girl here. Let her do a girl, one
Speaker 2: girl here, we do take a shot. Have income over
Speaker 2: here and take a shot.
Speaker 4: With Okay, we're gonna bring him in later. Yeah cool,
Speaker 4: all right, So yeah, you want to set it off.
Speaker 2: Let's go.
Speaker 6: Gucci or Jeezy, and you could explain the stories to
Speaker 6: go with anybody. We mentioned both names because we want
Speaker 6: to just talk about different people, not in a batter
Speaker 6: negative wage.
Speaker 2: No to me, man, I love both of these guys.
Speaker 5: Man, I'm talking about the history that they've made, what
Speaker 5: they've done for the goddamn culture, but just personal on
Speaker 5: a personal level. In terms of who I probably listened
Speaker 5: to more, it would be Geezy.
Speaker 2: That's my guy.
Speaker 5: But man, Gucci, what that motherfucker has done for the man,
Speaker 5: for the street culture, No one in the like we
Speaker 5: talking about GZ and Gucci, But let's just say for Gucci,
Speaker 5: I don't think anyone has done for street culture what
Speaker 5: that motherfucker has done for street culture and hip hop
Speaker 5: here and his transformation here. When we did the men's health,
Speaker 5: they had me. I told I told them people they
Speaker 5: need to get Gucci. How to fuck y'all not gonna
Speaker 5: get Gucci. That motherfucker made the best transformation in.
Speaker 2: Hip hop period. Crazy and they thought it was a
Speaker 2: clone at one point, Yeah, yeah, yeah, it was clone.
Speaker 4: I remember that I played Coy clisident. I'll say, wait
Speaker 4: a minute, t I are two chains t I are
Speaker 4: two chains.
Speaker 5: You know, I would give credit where credit is due.
Speaker 5: When it comes to to to Tit, I call him
Speaker 5: Tit in terms of I think that something that people
Speaker 5: don't give him credit for is how different he tried.
Speaker 5: You know, he tries to be as opposed to doing
Speaker 5: what everybody else is doing. I really think he texts
Speaker 5: the time to make different caduses with his with his raps,
Speaker 5: you know what I'm saying. And I, as a rapper,
Speaker 5: you have to appreciate that. Not just going off from
Speaker 5: the norm because that's risky, but in that particular battle,
Speaker 5: I would I would go with.
Speaker 4: T I Yeah, out castle U.
Speaker 2: GK out castle U GK.
Speaker 4: God damn, just take a shot for the So just
Speaker 4: take a shot for the South.
Speaker 2: You make me take us out?
Speaker 4: I gotta answer, But I don't lead the witness.
Speaker 2: I'm leading the witness. I'm sorry, don't lead the witness.
Speaker 5: This is more a personal thing because both you GK
Speaker 5: and Outcasts have done so much for me. People don't
Speaker 5: realize the relationship that me and Pim C had. Man,
Speaker 5: he really did a lot behind the scenes. When I
Speaker 5: was first starting out, we had the song on my
Speaker 5: first album, Stick them up and that motherfucker is amazing, amazing,
Speaker 5: but outcast taking me on tour like with them and
Speaker 5: just everything they did, I'm gonna have to go with outcasts.
Speaker 5: And that's this is that. That was the hardest one
Speaker 5: of all the questions y'all have given me so far.
Speaker 5: I'm going I gotta go with you on your first tour.
Speaker 5: No they is that what I said? I went on that,
Speaker 5: you went on to them. I went on to it
Speaker 5: with them. That's what I said.
Speaker 2: That was your first tour?
Speaker 5: No, no, no, no, wait, what's that our first tour
Speaker 5: going on tour without cast? Yeah, my first time going
Speaker 5: on to an outcast.
Speaker 2: And this was the stink Oni intour.
Speaker 4: I saw that its flaws and just trying to act
Speaker 4: like it was nothing.
Speaker 6: Yeah, we got history, fly your Holy Morning eight ball
Speaker 6: m j G or three six mafia God damn.
Speaker 2: Now we're taking a drink. Take finally sold. Yeah, silent
Speaker 2: m hmm.
Speaker 5: Man, I'm talking about those motherfuckers. Both of those were
Speaker 5: the Bible, the Bible of life.
Speaker 2: Yes, my life, ship, next money, hold on, I'm recovering
Speaker 2: from that moment. That's what I wanted the verses to be.
Speaker 4: Ship Jesus Christmas balling MJ and three six Shauna or Trina, Shawna.
Speaker 2: Or know what I mean? You know, I'm gonna go
Speaker 2: with the whole team. I gotta go with Shawna on that.
Speaker 2: How'd y'all connect? Because she used to be in a
Speaker 2: group called Infamous Syndicate out of Chicago. They were signed
Speaker 2: to what was it Relativity? Yeah, they were signing to
Speaker 2: Relativity Records. And forgetting that check from Relativity because you
Speaker 2: don't w a nigga Relativity.
Speaker 4: I said, damn your only two niggas this whole motherfucker
Speaker 4: they got a Relativity.
Speaker 2: Check at that time. I got yall respect that go ahead? Yeah,
Speaker 2: so bad.
Speaker 5: But now I was saying, I just Shauna in terms
Speaker 5: of I think she's lyrically and just hadences and blows
Speaker 5: and how she's able to do shit. She's fucking incredible
Speaker 5: to me. And that's not to take away from any
Speaker 5: of Trina's catalog and what she's done for the culture
Speaker 5: as well, but just in terms of rapping, I gotta
Speaker 5: go with Shawna on that. And Shauna came from Infamous Syndicate,
Speaker 5: which we noticed her talent early on when she was
Speaker 5: in that group, and I was like, man, I gotta
Speaker 5: I gotta do something with that girl, crazy with it.
Speaker 4: Imagine how hot Chicago is se i'n you discover Shawna.
Speaker 2: Now right right? It almost like she was like ahead
Speaker 2: of her time. I'm gonna have to agree that's what.
Speaker 5: She's definitely ahead of her time, you know, And I
Speaker 5: don't think she really gets the respect she deserves. I
Speaker 5: got to go back and listen to that. Oh no, no, no,
Speaker 5: she's a beast, beast beast like going to play with
Speaker 5: drink champs.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, definitely, I'll tell her that she would
Speaker 2: definitely come on all right. Fast and Furious are too
Speaker 2: fast too furious?
Speaker 5: Which there's two called fast and furious. Youre talking about
Speaker 5: the very first, first one, the very first one. I mean,
Speaker 5: these guys wrote I'm just reading, but that's what they meant.
Speaker 5: They meant the first one. No, no, no, next one.
Speaker 5: This will let you know that I that I'm not
Speaker 5: a biased person just because I'm in a fucking movie.
Speaker 5: I'm gonna go with the first one over the ship
Speaker 5: that I'm in one. Yeah, I mean, that's love you,
Speaker 5: but think you for not coming to work that day,
Speaker 5: that's it's set. It's set the tone for the whole
Speaker 5: for the rest of the first sequels. So it's like,
Speaker 5: you know, how can you be mad at that?
Speaker 2: That's crazy? How that that has endured that series.
Speaker 5: But it's the people that's making it endure. It's the
Speaker 5: whole world, don't know.
Speaker 2: They love it.
Speaker 4: Nuts, craps. It's a co following facts eminem or Buster.
Speaker 4: Why y'all put those two together?
Speaker 2: Man ship.
Speaker 5: If it wasn't for Bust, I wouldn't be here. God damn,
Speaker 5: I'm taking the shots that.
Speaker 2: Damn. These are some tiny ass shots. By the way,
Speaker 2: it's a lot of.
Speaker 6: It's a lot of questions, trust me, it's a lot
Speaker 6: by design. By design. Then later on you be like, damn, y'all,
Speaker 6: y'all funk me up.
Speaker 2: Okay, I got you. Yeah, y'a don't want no lawsuits.
Speaker 2: I get it. I wouldn't be the one to see
Speaker 2: so you're too rich for that.
Speaker 5: Not as a jadakiss, A jadakiss made you look remix
Speaker 5: that I'm on with both of these mother buckers. Yes, yes,
Speaker 5: I'm gonna have to go listen. I'm only I'm only
Speaker 5: doing this because we I got virgos in the house.
Speaker 5: I gotta go with my Virgo brother man.
Speaker 2: And you know what.
Speaker 5: You know why I say that because I'm on to
Speaker 5: knock yourself out remix And I'm mad at Jadakiss for never.
Speaker 2: Putting that ship out that goddamn song like that.
Speaker 4: Like that the only reason I'm saying Nas right now,
Speaker 4: Jaya put that ship out. Let me stop right now,
Speaker 4: because you also have a record with Nas and Jay and.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yeah, one of the only artists that got
Speaker 2: a record with NAS. Yeah, doesn't have to join two
Speaker 2: of them.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that was recent, right right right, I'm just saying
Speaker 4: it like that was like the Unicorn. Of course, how
Speaker 4: did you pull that off?
Speaker 2: Bro? I was literally, did you a lot of both
Speaker 2: of them? Absolutely not. I was cool with both of them.
Speaker 5: He's gonna be Yeah, that's like being at the right
Speaker 5: place at the right time and being cool with both
Speaker 5: of them one hundred percent.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Nas did his verse first and then Jay did his second,
Speaker 5: and I was like, and the song is called out
Speaker 5: do it.
Speaker 2: For hip hop? And if you ain't heard that ship incredible,
Speaker 2: you need to go stream this motherfucker right now. It's
Speaker 2: only on YouTube.
Speaker 5: Yeah, dj djh Guru helped make it happen, and then
Speaker 5: DJ Premiere did the beat DJ Premiere and Bobs and
Speaker 5: jay Z come on listen bring.
Speaker 2: Don't get enough love for that. Yo, You got NAEs
Speaker 2: and jay Z on a premo beat and people don't
Speaker 2: even know that a lot of people know it, just
Speaker 2: like he said, that's one of his favorite ships. But
Speaker 2: they did fly under the radar.
Speaker 5: But we're saying it now on Drink Champs and you'll,
Speaker 5: motherfucker's got a lot of followers. So something tells me
Speaker 5: people about to go listen to you said, young Guru
Speaker 5: has something to do with it too, right, Young girl.
Speaker 5: Shout out to young girl for making it happen. Thank you,
Speaker 5: my guy.
Speaker 2: Kendrick Lamar, J Cole.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, listen, those are the two motherfuckers I love
Speaker 5: the most right now. They keep me inspired, They keep
Speaker 5: me inspired. Yeah, you can take that shot. I love
Speaker 5: both of them. So those are my picture.
Speaker 2: The class.
Speaker 4: Yeahs like Bulgarie put on a Bari lotion and I'm like,
Speaker 4: how are you doing right now with these drinks?
Speaker 2: You know when he stands up at any point, that's
Speaker 2: when you'll know. Listen, let me tell you something.
Speaker 4: You shaka your whole team, man, I'm sorry. I'm like, man,
Speaker 4: I really love you brothers. Man, you brothers are the same.
Speaker 2: You know you six six days older than me. You
Speaker 2: know that ship, so you'm a little homie. That's I
Speaker 2: like that Burgoh. I ain't gonna lie though.
Speaker 4: The unity that y'all show, uh, the longevity that ship
Speaker 4: is so beautiful. Man. Like when I seen because Shaka
Speaker 4: don't call nobody, you know. So when Shaka called me,
Speaker 4: I was like, holy ship.
Speaker 2: I don't know what I was doing. I was just
Speaker 2: like nigga. I was in the middle of something. I
Speaker 2: made sure I was sound this move.
Speaker 4: It's like, yo, we're pulling up. And it was so
Speaker 4: good to hear from him because he's such a good brother.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 4: Absolutely, y'all team is like so solid, bro.
Speaker 5: Just in case you didn't know, and not to not
Speaker 5: to cut you off, but twenty four years, no contract,
Speaker 5: never needed one.
Speaker 2: Whatever, twenty four repushing.
Speaker 5: Man, my fucking handshake, look at each other's eyes.
Speaker 2: This is what it's going to be. And we're riding
Speaker 2: and that's it.
Speaker 4: Unheard of in the music industry because it wasn't industry. Yeah,
Speaker 4: you know what I'm saying exactly. By the way, I
Speaker 4: want the young artists. Can you say that one time?
Speaker 2: Please?
Speaker 5: Twenty four years, no contract, no management contract.
Speaker 2: I'm nothing.
Speaker 4: Yeah still okay, yeah, good, relaxed, having a sentiment to morrow.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, tchupocket DMX Oh come on, you can't the
Speaker 2: fuck man? Why would you do that? Man? Dj E,
Speaker 2: Come take a shot with me. God damn. Now, y'all, y'all,
Speaker 2: y'all getting dirty now, man, we've been.
Speaker 4: Dirty, that dirty, We've been dirty. Yeah, come on, m hmm,
Speaker 4: then help trust me at Aliens, a Crimini.
Speaker 5: At Aliens or a Crimini. I'm gonna go with a Cumini,
Speaker 5: just because I love at Aliens with a Cumini. There
Speaker 5: were some records on there that was just like, let's
Speaker 5: put it this way. I think Andre three thousand was
Speaker 5: spassing on at Alien, but he's spas on a whole
Speaker 5: other fucking level on a Quimini. Go back and listen
Speaker 5: to that ship. You'll see what I'm talking about. Hen
Speaker 5: did his thing on the Flu album too.
Speaker 2: I thought the Flu album was kind of album we
Speaker 2: need that.
Speaker 4: One of the beats and then Joe Butden just them.
Speaker 6: I was like, I wanted to rhyme on one of
Speaker 6: the beats, and I was like I said that though
Speaker 6: before said watched hip hop samples and make it more
Speaker 6: hip hop than anything else.
Speaker 2: Somebody already did that ship.
Speaker 4: Yeah yep, and they didn't. They didn't like Loupa.
Speaker 2: I didn't hear that according to Joe, Buten, this is
Speaker 2: what come on, man, I'm sorry, Damn, it's a lot
Speaker 2: for joking the podcast. I'm like Kanye Pharrell on a
Speaker 2: production tip on whatever tip. God Damn, that's.
Speaker 5: A hard one too, bro, two totally different styles in
Speaker 5: my opinion.
Speaker 2: Fuck Kanye or Pharrell. Come back to me on that
Speaker 2: one too. That's the best coming back to me.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 2: You know what's crazy is like that the catalog that
Speaker 2: they have is it's so extensive.
Speaker 5: That you can't you can't like that. That ain't no
Speaker 5: ship that you need to hurry up it.
Speaker 6: But they are kind of totally different people, even though
Speaker 6: they have a lot of similarities. Yeah, let's go to
Speaker 6: the next one. Yeah, l COOJ or Big Daddy came
Speaker 6: I just.
Speaker 5: Told you ll cool J is like the holy Grail
Speaker 5: with it because if it wasn't for him, I wouldn't rap.
Speaker 5: And I've seen Big Daddy Camee a couple of times
Speaker 5: over this hip hop fifty year and I've told him how.
Speaker 2: Much he meant to me. But if I had to
Speaker 2: rock the bell, they're doing still smooth, too big daddy,
Speaker 2: So I'll be trying to get him out of characters.
Speaker 2: You can't because that.
Speaker 5: Is his character that's operated, that gets done.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Real, So Metro Booming or zatoven.
Speaker 5: Man they told in that motherfucker is a guru on
Speaker 5: that goddamn piano man. Both of them extremely talented. If
Speaker 5: I had to choose one, I'm gonna go with Metro
Speaker 5: Man On a production.
Speaker 2: Tip, Organized Noise or Beast by the Pound.
Speaker 5: I was about to say, you can stop there, organized
Speaker 5: noise once again, Like that's when it comes to production,
Speaker 5: organized fucking noise. They need more acclaim. They was, man,
Speaker 5: just go back and listen to any of that outcasts.
Speaker 5: You know, Goodie Mobs, Cool Breeze started a whole movie
Speaker 5: Dungeon Family. But when you listen to that production, it
Speaker 5: didn't sound like any fucking thing that was out and they.
Speaker 6: Changed it per artists, like it's like their their sound
Speaker 6: for each group and artists was different one.
Speaker 2: So I got to go with organized Noise on that
Speaker 2: for sure. Yes's how I thiggers get together real good.
Speaker 2: I see that, I see what's going on, what's going on?
Speaker 2: To watch it.
Speaker 4: I'm watching a little Baby or dub Baby, two different
Speaker 4: styles right there as well.
Speaker 2: Ship. A lot of people say dub Baby is the
Speaker 2: new Louda.
Speaker 5: No, I've heard those comparisons, and I've seen him in person, man,
Speaker 5: and he's such a talented dude. Man, motherfucker directing his
Speaker 5: own videos. And yeah, that's what we always thought you did. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 5: I mean to a degree, I still do. But I
Speaker 5: just told him how proud I was of him. And
Speaker 5: when I look at what he's doing, you know, he
Speaker 5: did mention me before. He said that I inspired him
Speaker 5: to do some of the videos he's done. So just
Speaker 5: because of that, I love Little Baby. But let's go
Speaker 5: with the baby because hell yeah, they got on or
Speaker 5: Donald mar nigga, how many of these do we have?
Speaker 2: We shot? Oh gotcha? Okay, that's right. Entago and Donald
Speaker 2: Mars both in faster for Otago or Don Man. That's
Speaker 2: a take a shot. Yeah, we said shot, take a shot.
Speaker 2: This ship got yeah, but I don't have it. I
Speaker 2: ain't got a shot. Yeah, no, no, no, Jamie, Jamie
Speaker 2: got yours. Jamie. You know Jamie at l as well,
Speaker 2: she's atl atl. Yeah. Yeah, you're telling me that I'm
Speaker 2: gonna take a shot. Yeahs dam.
Speaker 4: Is that the difference between I know we in quick
Speaker 4: time with Slane, we're kind of like making music and movies.
Speaker 4: A lot of the times when I made a movie,
Speaker 4: I made bout seven to like nine to twelve something
Speaker 4: like that, throttle cameos, but.
Speaker 2: I had to do physicals. I had to do all that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't have to do that when I make
Speaker 4: an album. Is that the difference.
Speaker 5: It's a lot of differences, but that's definitely one of them.
Speaker 5: We can do whatever the fuck we want. We don't
Speaker 5: take drugs and shit like that. As rappers, you know,
Speaker 5: it's the most freedom. And you know what, I'm glad
Speaker 5: you asked that because people would think, like, what's the
Speaker 5: better job to have? Sometimes when you a list movie star,
Speaker 5: you get the huge bucks and you get millions and
Speaker 5: millions of dollars, right, Some rappers don't necessarily make that
Speaker 5: in that short amount of time. But the crazy thing
Speaker 5: about what I see that movie stars envy about rappers
Speaker 5: and entertainers is the fucking freedom that comes along with
Speaker 5: what we do and that you can't put a price
Speaker 5: on that shit. So my number one job in the world,
Speaker 5: and I feel like everyone should aspire or what they
Speaker 5: aspire to if they want to be in the music
Speaker 5: industry is to be is to have that freedom.
Speaker 4: I can't tell you how many times, Lula, and I'm
Speaker 4: not I'm gonna be very careful of what I'm about
Speaker 4: to say. How many times I hung out with basketball players,
Speaker 4: football players.
Speaker 2: Those, for h.
Speaker 4: I don't hang out no soccer players, baseball players players,
Speaker 4: and these motherfuckers get high as fuck, and I'm really good, but.
Speaker 2: They they're hiding it. That's where he's going. Hold on,
Speaker 2: why the buck? Did I just have days out of
Speaker 2: wood right now? Like this is the first time on
Speaker 2: drink SAPs him just saying that to me about basketball
Speaker 2: players getting high as fuck? That moment I've seen and
Speaker 2: heard this ship before. This is the first. What the fuck?
Speaker 4: I'm just.
Speaker 2: I would be looking at you. It's true, though, I'll be.
Speaker 4: Looking at them like you know, I don't got to
Speaker 4: see Roger Goodell.
Speaker 2: Simmons is not coming to see me. Give a fuck. Damn.
Speaker 2: These guys will go in right.
Speaker 4: And then they got to play on Sunday and I
Speaker 4: watch and I said, he didn't make a sack at all.
Speaker 2: Why did he get hir with me? Yo was Yo,
Speaker 2: you're going a little too far.
Speaker 4: I go to the studio. My verse is still okay. Yo,
Speaker 4: He's gonna kill me for saying this story. I'm gonna
Speaker 4: say this, real fast hung out with one, real fast
Speaker 4: hung over a baseball player's chilling. This motherfucker gets bit
Speaker 4: and I'll get bit. But my crib is right there.
Speaker 4: I'm like, I know I could go to meet.
Speaker 2: I go to Stevie. He wakes up the next day.
Speaker 2: I turned on the vision. He strikes out everything yore like.
Speaker 2: So I'm sorry, athlete, you gotta relax.
Speaker 5: I had to me some similar experiences. So you're telling
Speaker 5: the truth, Like I said, Day's I bro, that's real okay.
Speaker 2: Next one, yeah, man, oh man.
Speaker 6: Hustling floor or what the fuck did y'all? Oh hustling
Speaker 6: flowing crash or crash.
Speaker 5: Crash man crash hustling flow? Is that both of those
Speaker 5: are classics.
Speaker 2: By the way.
Speaker 5: Just the experience that I had, thank you with going
Speaker 5: to the Academy Awards and that ship winning when nobody
Speaker 5: thought it was going to do that and it was
Speaker 5: an independent shot movie, and that that ship is everything
Speaker 5: to me. That damn Crash movie. To have that on
Speaker 5: my resume is that was first, right, Crash was the
Speaker 5: first crash all that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I know you picked Crash, but Terrace Howard just
Speaker 4: did a interview, yeah, talking about how he didn't get
Speaker 4: paid for hustling Flow like you know, he said, got
Speaker 4: fifteen thousand, No fifteen, say four thousand.
Speaker 5: That's fucked up because you got got paid like a
Speaker 5: mother but s sorry, damn, that's my nigga.
Speaker 2: He's dealing with different He's getting four thousand dollars only.
Speaker 2: Oh my god.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, oh yeah, yeah, I mean I don't know
Speaker 5: anything about that, but I heard it. I heard him
Speaker 5: say that that's crazy. That is crazy, one hundred percent.
Speaker 5: That's why you got shock on your time. Absolutely make
Speaker 5: that type of deal. Go ahead, right, the source or
Speaker 5: double XEL, the Source or double XCEL. I'm gonna have
Speaker 5: to go with the source just because I got a
Speaker 5: source award that my fucking career. I don't think I
Speaker 5: have a double XL award.
Speaker 2: It was the original. Yeah, I gotta go with gotta
Speaker 2: go with the sorce. Yeah. Now you're just making up
Speaker 2: ship now what you do, I'm not problem, It's all good.
Speaker 2: I'm fucking with you. Vin Diesel or the Rock. Vin
Speaker 2: Di's a little rock.
Speaker 5: I would only say Ben Ben started the franchise when
Speaker 5: it comes to fast, But man, both of them motherfuckers
Speaker 5: are some of the most disciplined individuals I know when
Speaker 5: it comes to whatever they put their mind to.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and then ty Reese and the Rock worked the
Speaker 4: shout out.
Speaker 2: They did work that ship out. That's real, all right,
Speaker 2: go ahead, metha. Red Man.
Speaker 5: People used to say I was a down south red Man.
Speaker 5: I love Red and I just saw him recently at
Speaker 5: the same place I saw you at the Leo Corn event,
Speaker 5: and I was just giving them as praises. Man, and
Speaker 5: I've had moments and some history with both of them.
Speaker 5: But in terms of just who influenced me more, I
Speaker 5: would have to go with Redman, alright, Rick Ross and
Speaker 5: Trick Daddy Rick Ross. But I would say without Trick Daddy,
Speaker 5: Rick Ross wouldn't be here, which is very difficult to
Speaker 5: choose between those two.
Speaker 2: God damn.
Speaker 5: But I mean, just in terms of when I'm listening
Speaker 5: to all of the catalogs, I would go with Ross
Speaker 5: on that one. But thank you Trick for even allowing
Speaker 5: Ross to.
Speaker 2: You know, to do what he did. And in the beginning,
Speaker 2: he's the man. He put him on. I think he
Speaker 2: put him on the record.
Speaker 4: And Tuck got his teeth done to This makes no
Speaker 4: noise for that.
Speaker 2: Only you would do that, the nigga. They got his goal.
Speaker 4: Love go to the parents teaching night. Now, I'm not
Speaker 4: sure go to DJ Calendar, DJ Drama, DJ Kalid or
Speaker 4: DJ Drama both my niggas. Drama is looking at this
Speaker 4: very close. Oh no, for sure, he's gonna text you.
Speaker 5: I love drama, but I have this record that no
Speaker 5: matter where I go called, all I do is win,
Speaker 5: I do it every goddamn show. So as much as
Speaker 5: I love Drama, I gotta go to calid on this because.
Speaker 2: Real, yeah, this is a difficult one. Scarface of ice
Speaker 2: que fuck man. Shot.
Speaker 5: God Damn, that's a hard one. You know what, I'm
Speaker 5: gonna take the shot, but I am gonna say scar
Speaker 5: faced on that. I'm still I'm still telling I'm take
Speaker 5: the shot because.
Speaker 2: I want to take a shot. You want to explain
Speaker 2: why you why you went back on both of.
Speaker 5: Those man, both of those artists are so amazing. Both
Speaker 5: of those artists to me are like like you say,
Speaker 5: artist artists. Everybody has pretty much set their tone or
Speaker 5: been influenced by those two motherfuckers in some way, shape
Speaker 5: or form, iceq. What he did for the West Coast
Speaker 5: and all of the industry and what Scarface did for
Speaker 5: the South and all of the industry.
Speaker 2: Both being very lyrical, both being extremely lyrical.
Speaker 5: But I think my heart is closer to Scarface, which
Speaker 5: is why I chose got it face. You play golf, man,
Speaker 5: we were just talking about this ship. I don't have
Speaker 5: the patience yet. Man, I'm gonna get there.
Speaker 2: I want.
Speaker 5: I can't fuck y'all golf niggas. I don't have the
Speaker 5: patience yet. Man, I'm getting there though.
Speaker 2: His face that good at golf.
Speaker 4: Face is good again.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I didn't know. I have no idea the
Speaker 2: niggas that good. Yeah, he's seriously got Next.
Speaker 4: Night, Timberling and Swiss Beats, Oh fuck man, both my brothers.
Speaker 4: Those are both my brothers.
Speaker 5: If they are friends in the industry, and I have
Speaker 5: very few, like when you talk about real shit, those
Speaker 5: are both my friends. But uh, it was no secret
Speaker 5: when I had my verses I was given praises. I
Speaker 5: feel like, to me, Timberland is the best producer of
Speaker 5: our time. That's just my opinion, And I know people
Speaker 5: will beg to different, But when you go back and
Speaker 5: listen to his beats and you think about, like how
Speaker 5: he structured snares and kicks and eighto eights and the
Speaker 5: bounces and are peggiating, and it's completely out of the
Speaker 5: norm again of what anyone else is doing. And I
Speaker 5: just feel like he puts so much into it and
Speaker 5: Swiss making history on a whole.
Speaker 2: Other level for what he does.
Speaker 5: But personally, I gotta go with Timbling and you don't
Speaker 5: go back to the free as well, Like the fact
Speaker 5: that he can go between both is crazy.
Speaker 2: Yeah as well.
Speaker 5: And if we go back to the Pharal and Kanye joint,
Speaker 5: just based off the word influence, they both have major
Speaker 5: influence on a lot, but I feel like I'm gonna
Speaker 5: have to say, Kanye in terms of influencing, we're going
Speaker 5: back to the other one.
Speaker 2: Just came back to want to make sure that you're
Speaker 2: going back to be going back to nobody there. We're
Speaker 2: gonna regardless, Yeah, but go ahead, you good. It was
Speaker 2: Kunye for what happened when you say.
Speaker 5: No, yeah, I mean that's that's probably the hardest, the
Speaker 5: hardest fucking question.
Speaker 2: I love both of them, made records with both of them.
Speaker 5: In terms of influence of not only certain rappers and production,
Speaker 5: I would go with Kanye for Real mostly production, and
Speaker 5: by the way, for some of for Real's verses and
Speaker 5: some of the hardest fucking verses in hip ho. Make
Speaker 5: a mentioned to that, by the way, because do it
Speaker 5: every now and he's take a shot.
Speaker 2: It's all good. Everybody take a shot. He confused everybody.
Speaker 5: I think these are moments where it's like you talk
Speaker 5: about some ship that not a lot of people are
Speaker 5: talking about that. Nigga for real got some verses in
Speaker 5: this hip hop game.
Speaker 2: We've got some part ass versus like he against the rapper.
Speaker 5: On So I would say on that one, I would
Speaker 5: go with Kanye Cool analog or digital.
Speaker 2: Analog, Man, analog, I gotta go analog before he don't know,
Speaker 2: you don't, don't relax, you got you can't you know
Speaker 2: where you're gonna go. You let's go there? Why why
Speaker 2: analog before he says, because.
Speaker 6: I'm not even gonna make sure you're not wrong. But
Speaker 6: versus white. Analogue is weird, not weird, but it's not weird.
Speaker 6: It's no weird because it's just not analog.
Speaker 5: Digital is trying to emulate what analog does. Analog there's
Speaker 5: ones and twos, there's electricity flowing through analog, and there's separation. Now,
Speaker 5: not to say that digital is trying to do that,
Speaker 5: but it has not done that yet. Hasn't done that yet.
Speaker 5: You can't, there's not You cannot emulate analog. There's nothing
Speaker 5: you can do. There's circuitry, there's energy. It picks up
Speaker 5: the energy in the fucking room. Digital doesn't do that.
Speaker 2: No contact. You said you're gonna say that, Get the fuck.
Speaker 4: No. What I was gonna say was yes, it's actually
Speaker 4: he said, you're not gonna say the electricity.
Speaker 2: Of the monologue two point five. Say. What I'm trying to.
Speaker 4: Say is when you listen to music in the nineties
Speaker 4: where we couldn't send but.
Speaker 2: That's the email man. We had to be in a
Speaker 2: two inch rail. We had the little everything, little people
Speaker 2: with the rail.
Speaker 4: It's legit as a rail, little people as a rail
Speaker 4: to bring up to sound on sound to write track
Speaker 4: studio and Lula couldn't send me his verse.
Speaker 2: He had to be in the same exact studio with me.
Speaker 4: That's why analog is this ship is because I can
Speaker 4: he's saying.
Speaker 2: The person, the person, which is true. That's the same.
Speaker 2: It is the best.
Speaker 4: The reason why you said you look, you look look
Speaker 4: at some of these dude dues records. You're like, you
Speaker 4: could tell he was in Utah. This nigga, you got
Speaker 4: Utah and people in Utah right now he was one
Speaker 4: niggas in Utah and all the niggas in Kasstan bor
Speaker 4: Rack and this niggas he's being with the cow and
Speaker 4: bells and ship. You can hit the bells, the and
Speaker 4: the You're like, You're like, this is too fucking.
Speaker 2: I know I would have fun when I came. I
Speaker 2: know I have this much God damn. But this is.
Speaker 4: What I'm saying is analog. That's the reason why analog.
Speaker 4: I just want to help iterate what he was just saying.
Speaker 4: You're not iterating anything he said. You're giving your point,
Speaker 4: which is valid, one hundred mad valid.
Speaker 2: My point is fire. But I say this, he has
Speaker 2: nothing to do with analog.
Speaker 4: That's the reason why I felt like you analogue is
Speaker 4: because we had to be there like, Meier sending you
Speaker 4: a beat is totally different from for man making that.
Speaker 2: Big in your face.
Speaker 4: Absolutely, that's analog. That's the reason why I felt like
Speaker 4: you picked it. And this part of the just here
Speaker 4: part of the By the way.
Speaker 2: Ludacris is the only nigga to come here and pick
Speaker 2: his hair. Drink chat that.
Speaker 4: Jamie sitting around, and Jamie was like, listen, Jamie's a bartender.
Speaker 4: And Jamie said, you know what, I've been in Atlanta
Speaker 4: long enough.
Speaker 2: I can do this.
Speaker 4: He's like, I'm a hair tender too. She said, I
Speaker 4: could be a hair tender too. And guess what we had?
Speaker 4: Uh you MTV raps of Rap City.
Speaker 5: I'm gonna say, uh rap City because man, did you
Speaker 5: did you see them Ludacris in the booth?
Speaker 2: Rap City? B got we got it, we got you See,
Speaker 2: I could pull it up. This nigga been doing our
Speaker 2: interview the hold down.
Speaker 6: You got it?
Speaker 7: You got it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's in a good chat. Was eighteen the radio.
Speaker 4: You got it.
Speaker 2: It's in a good chat, good good dream cham sports.
Speaker 2: I see some pools ain't smart because they going against me.
Speaker 2: I've been rapping on a whole nothing level past the league.
Speaker 2: You could ask read enough I ripples.
Speaker 5: As long as my clicks fitted my Cadillac truck.
Speaker 2: It's lower than six mines.
Speaker 4: It's what it cost me six digits your eye out.
Speaker 5: And play football with it. Girls, see me the hall
Speaker 5: hard so much money. I'm trying to buy a college call.
Speaker 2: I don't need payola as long as my eyes that
Speaker 2: rather than crayola.
Speaker 4: Let me ask you something. We keep going with the
Speaker 4: quick Time, but have you ever felt nothing quick about
Speaker 4: quick Time? Hour?
Speaker 2: Doing quick Time? Y'all need to change the name of
Speaker 2: that ships.
Speaker 6: But have you ever felt that you never got your
Speaker 6: just due as a lyricist? Have you ever felt that way?
Speaker 5: I hear people say that, and to a degree, but
Speaker 5: when I said those moments like me winning best Rap
Speaker 5: album for you know what I mean, which doesn't happen often,
Speaker 5: you can, you feel like there's a certain amount of
Speaker 5: people that do feel that way. And I feel like
Speaker 5: the real Luda fans they you know, they do feel
Speaker 5: like I get.
Speaker 6: I get you could wing your best rap album, but
Speaker 6: you know, like being the lyricists like the Nazes and this,
Speaker 6: have you ever felt that you didn't get that from
Speaker 6: that world?
Speaker 2: Like the pure purest hip hop side to a degree.
Speaker 5: But I guess what I'm saying is as time passes
Speaker 5: and these things are standing the test of time and
Speaker 5: people are going back and listening to.
Speaker 2: Shit and the repetition of it, they're starting to say wow.
Speaker 5: Like so there have been times where people like, oh,
Speaker 5: he don't get the lyrical recognition he deserved. But these
Speaker 5: things keep circulating and getting the people's faces and all
Speaker 5: the shit different shit that I did. And so when
Speaker 5: people are reminded of that, then it kind of like
Speaker 5: it makes them remember what the fuck that we got
Speaker 5: going on and what we've done in the past and
Speaker 5: the whole you know, the catalog, the history everything.
Speaker 2: Because You've always been a pure lyricist as far as
Speaker 2: I'm concerned, Thank you, man, And that's what I set
Speaker 2: out to do for sure. And again we're gonna get
Speaker 2: back into quick time, slow time. But who were your
Speaker 2: inspiration's lyricists? Man? I had so many, but I think.
Speaker 5: Definitely, like red Man I said, ll cool J made
Speaker 5: me want to rap, definitely outcast. I definitely want to say.
Speaker 5: Common Sense is another motherfucker. I love that first Common
Speaker 5: Sense album absolutely. So that's just the name a few,
Speaker 5: A little one, that shaped and molded me.
Speaker 2: That's fine. The next one, Oh, you don't got no
Speaker 2: quick time of today is just me and my phone. Huh,
Speaker 2: I get, I get, It's okay. It's okay with me.
Speaker 2: It's okay. I told you a long time ago. Yeah,
Speaker 2: cash money or no limit. Damn fuck y'all cheers movements
Speaker 2: right there they are? Ship. Do you want to say
Speaker 2: anything about them?
Speaker 5: I mean, ship, I'll be talking for days about the
Speaker 5: impact that they made. Man, I've never been like at
Speaker 5: a loss for words because it's so much I want
Speaker 5: to say, But this will be the first time. It's
Speaker 5: so much I want to say about that. Like that's
Speaker 5: a whole other drink stand We're gonna need to hold
Speaker 5: another hour. But like just giving them praises on what
Speaker 5: they did, like from an independent standpoint, to independent labels
Speaker 5: that changed the whole fucking music industry peer.
Speaker 2: And for the South in general, like absolute landscape of
Speaker 2: the industry.
Speaker 5: Whole landscape of the industry. And I know I already
Speaker 5: took my shot that might be the only nigga to
Speaker 5: do this. Answer the question after, but let's go because
Speaker 5: of the longevity, I'm gonna go with cash money.
Speaker 2: But I'm cool. I already took the goddamn shot. All right,
Speaker 2: you gave them both props, and then.
Speaker 5: I'm just being just being real, just being truthful, even Missy,
Speaker 5: even Missy well only because earlier y'all heard me say
Speaker 5: there's definitely some Missy influence. Missy has had me on
Speaker 5: like four records. Just from a standpoint of working more
Speaker 5: with Missy because Eve has done some incredible things. I'm
Speaker 5: gonna go with Missy on this one.
Speaker 6: Yo.
Speaker 2: God your Juicy J. God to Juicy J. Why did
Speaker 2: y'all put those two together?
Speaker 4: Look at this because the Dominican over there, Yeah, they
Speaker 4: don't even know why they put it together just because
Speaker 4: they're both from Memphis.
Speaker 2: That's crazy, bro.
Speaker 4: I'm like, and they don't even know why because from
Speaker 4: medicine the correlation.
Speaker 5: So you said that, I mean, I love your guy.
Speaker 5: I think what that motherfucker is doing with his label
Speaker 5: is amazing. Man, he need to give you one of
Speaker 5: the best part of CEOs. But Juicy J was a
Speaker 5: part of my history and records that we've done together.
Speaker 5: One of my favorite verses of all time is that
Speaker 5: this bitch that hole with Project Pat and because of
Speaker 5: our history I'm gonna go with project with you.
Speaker 2: Before we go on to the next question. Is that
Speaker 2: something that you.
Speaker 4: Something that I received being an artist CEO, sometimes the
Speaker 4: opportunity to present itself, to present itself for the crew,
Speaker 4: present itself.
Speaker 2: For the individual, present itself for me.
Speaker 4: And it's always been kind of like, uh, turmoil because
Speaker 4: always when I've had the opportunity, it's always leaned towards
Speaker 4: me as the artist right to do that.
Speaker 2: Is that something that you ever endured?
Speaker 5: I think everybody that's a boss endures that. Like, think
Speaker 5: about it, no matter where you at, you've got a job,
Speaker 5: whoever your boss is, and how many times have you
Speaker 5: criticized your boss. Some bosses deserve to be criticized for
Speaker 5: the wrong shit, but a lot of them are criticized
Speaker 5: because they're just trying.
Speaker 2: To do what's best for the fucking company company in fact,
Speaker 2: so they're gonna be you know.
Speaker 5: But at the end of the day, no matter what
Speaker 5: I did, I guarantee you I gave everybody opportunity.
Speaker 2: I always stood on business.
Speaker 5: Nobody can say any of that shit when you talk
Speaker 5: about facts and doing the best that I could for
Speaker 5: every single person fighting at depth jam to get marketing,
Speaker 5: budgets and everything.
Speaker 2: Right, there was a time we had.
Speaker 5: Fifteen different fucking artists, and so I'm getting pulled left
Speaker 5: and right doing everything, get on niggas mixtapes when they
Speaker 5: asked me to do that.
Speaker 2: I'm charging two hundred and fifty thousand a fucking verse
Speaker 2: at this time.
Speaker 5: Of course, I'm gonna do this shit for free mixtapes.
Speaker 5: Whatever you need, what you need here doing everything. So, yes,
Speaker 5: I'm gonna get criticized, But like I said earlier, I'm
Speaker 5: okay with taking these jabs.
Speaker 2: You know what I mean.
Speaker 5: That's what we do as bosses. You're gonna get criticized.
Speaker 5: That's that comes with the fucking territory, you know what
Speaker 5: I mean. But listen, I can take it. I'm here,
Speaker 5: I'm good, don't worry about it. But when I decided
Speaker 5: the jab back, just don't get bad that Virgo.
Speaker 8: Ship right there, go ahead? Yeah or n w A man,
Speaker 8: y'all motherfuckers. Man, this is my favorite question of all time.
Speaker 8: I don't even think that question should be set up.
Speaker 8: You don't ask everybody this ship.
Speaker 2: Yeah, actually did that one? Yes, Yes, I actually loved that.
Speaker 2: And I never agree with that set up to be honest,
Speaker 2: I don't know. I don't either, but that's a good
Speaker 2: that's such a good ask question. That's such a good question.
Speaker 2: There's no way I can choose between those two, like
Speaker 2: two different coaches that like did the impact that both
Speaker 2: of the generation well this world, that impact of this
Speaker 2: world almost done.
Speaker 5: God damn shots out and took Just let y'all know, Yes,
Speaker 5: Nigga's over here stacking him up. Biz Marquis o dB.
Speaker 5: That's the most random fucking matchup in very similar you
Speaker 5: think about it. I thought about it, and I don't
Speaker 5: think that they love Bismarkey. I'm gonna go with od
Speaker 5: B on that one. Hell yeah, I did. I did
Speaker 5: a record for od BB. Was wold wild as fucked.
Speaker 5: I don't think there was. It didn't get wilder.
Speaker 2: OLDB definitely did up his nose and me a five.
Speaker 2: I was like, wait a minute, say it again again.
Speaker 2: He was like this, like, what's up? Like, damn nigga,
Speaker 2: od B. I think Mary had picking bookers, so he
Speaker 2: had a book. I'm saying you never picked his book
Speaker 2: and wow, I was like, damn nigga, hold up.
Speaker 4: Wow, best love damn death throat, bad Boy throw or
Speaker 4: bad Boy Damn.
Speaker 5: That's another hard one, man, those catalogs. But for me personally,
Speaker 5: I was a definitely notorious, big and everything bad boy fan.
Speaker 5: But it's something about Dre's production and the consistency of
Speaker 5: it with all of those artists and the sonics of
Speaker 5: what death Row did that I have to give the
Speaker 5: edge to death Row based on the production of Doctor
Speaker 5: motherfucking Dress. And so that's a hard one because there
Speaker 5: were different there was a hit man, you got a
Speaker 5: bunch of different productions way.
Speaker 2: But what I'm saying is, in terms of.
Speaker 5: Death Row, that was pretty much all over Doctor Dre's
Speaker 5: envelope in terms of what he did production wise and
Speaker 5: beat wise, I think that shit's unmatched. Dave Chappelle or
Speaker 5: Martin Lawrence A god damn love both of these guys. Man,
Speaker 5: Dave Chappelle or Martin Lawrence. Shit, shit, shit are we talking?
Speaker 2: Stand up?
Speaker 5: Are we talking? Are you talking about the television ship?
Speaker 5: We're talking about everything?
Speaker 2: Whatever? The fuck? Damn Chappelle, man, fuck, I tell you
Speaker 2: take a shot. I grew up on the Comedians. Man. Yes,
Speaker 2: we're almost done. Almost. That's all good, bro. I could
Speaker 2: take fifty more of these motherfuckers. We got fifty more.
Speaker 2: Let's got for sure.
Speaker 4: We actually got someone threw in another one in this one,
Speaker 4: Chila said to ask him that what I got?
Speaker 6: Go with it?
Speaker 2: But who's Chilah? You mean, Shaka?
Speaker 6: This guy's shot, He texted me, China, my aunt's name.
Speaker 4: Finish finished, creaky tiwn Slim bringing.
Speaker 2: About to say, Shaka, Jeff, what the are you about
Speaker 2: to do that? Fucked up? If you're about to do that, he.
Speaker 6: Find in a question. He said that Chaka, but he
Speaker 6: said Chi to the Cuban old lady man, that's not
Speaker 6: that's not Chaka bro. Podcast of radio. I came from radio, man,
Speaker 6: you know what I mean?
Speaker 2: From radio?
Speaker 5: I got no disrespect to drink Champs and y'all, y'all
Speaker 5: little podcast.
Speaker 4: Yeah, like.
Speaker 5: You know what ever somebody say little they hating like
Speaker 5: them up, shout the podcast out of the right there.
Speaker 4: Right for sure, No, no hold up, we're going to
Speaker 4: hold that because we got more questions that came after this. Okay,
Speaker 4: So Shaka asked Cameron Verse or Sierra over overse.
Speaker 2: I know what you mean.
Speaker 5: I was on what means the world to me? That
Speaker 5: that remix? I was on Cameron's remix. You're talking about
Speaker 5: the Sierra Verse. If I had to choose between knows,
Speaker 5: I gotta go with that Sierra Verse. That's somethings that
Speaker 5: I'll get wild. Those school's coming down in a different color.
Speaker 5: Whib wib wib picture of perfect.
Speaker 2: You might want to take a click click click click click.
Speaker 2: Call up Jazzy telling that ship right there. I gotta
Speaker 2: go with that. That what's the world to mes? Versus
Speaker 2: stupid too?
Speaker 4: But you recently picked up Camra Absolutely what was that complex?
Speaker 5: Yeah, the fire rock with that song right there, That
Speaker 5: verse he got on there one of my favorite verses
Speaker 5: in hip hop.
Speaker 2: Oh that was, Yeah, that was That was versus. That
Speaker 2: was so dope.
Speaker 4: You know, you know, a person of your stature to
Speaker 4: like say things like that, it's like, so dope. It
Speaker 4: makes you so much of a doper person to give
Speaker 4: your flowers to someone.
Speaker 2: Else and he's just being honest. That's the thing. That's
Speaker 2: one of my favorite fucking verses. Go back and listen
Speaker 2: to that verse. Now, the way you broke it down,
Speaker 2: I'm like, God damn that versus.
Speaker 5: And I'm glad that I did that because that verse
Speaker 5: go over a lot of people's heads.
Speaker 4: He killed that ship and shout out to Cam and
Speaker 4: Mace killed, got kill shut out.
Speaker 2: So all right, we got two more. It's all good.
Speaker 2: Future twenty one savage. Damn, that's a hard one.
Speaker 4: Too many hope for these motherfuckers letting this can't choose.
Speaker 4: You know, we stick together drinking, they stick together. It
Speaker 4: all good, all right, No, we'll do the last one,
Speaker 4: you know, the last one. This is the only time
Speaker 4: I feel like.
Speaker 2: It should. It's not a trick question. It's never been
Speaker 2: a trick. Trick TwixT never been. It's loyalty or respect.
Speaker 2: Oh man.
Speaker 5: I heard somebody say something real profound about that before
Speaker 5: loyalty and respect, because if you respect somebody, loyal shit,
Speaker 5: I'm gonna have to go with respect.
Speaker 6: Man.
Speaker 2: It's crazy as it sounds because most people would say loyalty,
Speaker 2: but you got to really go to the definition of
Speaker 2: loyalty and the real definition of respect.
Speaker 5: Because the ship that me and t I went through,
Speaker 5: there was no loyalty, but there was respect.
Speaker 2: That's real, and so.
Speaker 5: Everything that we talked about in this industry, there are
Speaker 5: certain people that I thought was loyal to me, and
Speaker 5: I thought I was loyal to them and continue to
Speaker 5: stay loyal to them, but obviously they weren't loyal to me,
Speaker 5: and there is no more respect. So it's just I'm
Speaker 5: gonna have to go with respect for loyalty.
Speaker 2: Believe it or not. That was hall.
Speaker 6: Real.
Speaker 2: Ain't'm gonna take the shot any.
Speaker 4: Fucking good, good good, just ask you, did the bitch
Speaker 4: ever move?
Speaker 2: Let me white, let me wipe the sweat from my
Speaker 2: poone head on that. What does the inspiration bere he's
Speaker 2: not moves my halffro goods, my rog good. Whether this
Speaker 2: bitch bitch did she ever move? That bitch never moved,
Speaker 2: never moved never. I'm taking a shot.
Speaker 6: Let's go.
Speaker 4: And me living from the South for sixteen years, I
Speaker 4: understand that I don't move. No, no, no, no, I
Speaker 4: understand that a bitch could be a guy or a woman.
Speaker 4: That's how y'all everything.
Speaker 2: Hell yeah, I hope he'll be a guy or a woman.
Speaker 4: Come on, yeah, yeah, I know that's different out here
Speaker 4: here so the bits, No, we're in the South.
Speaker 2: But I guess what, the comedian, how do you do
Speaker 2: this with this guy? Just be clean different?
Speaker 4: All these years you asked that bitch to move, I did,
Speaker 4: and that motherfucker never moved.
Speaker 5: Be honest, I don't want her to move. That ship
Speaker 5: is a fucking movement. As long as you don't move,
Speaker 5: people gonna continue to keep telling her to fucking move.
Speaker 2: The moment she moves, they might stop. We don't want
Speaker 2: to sing the song anymore. Come stay in her place?
Speaker 9: Shot?
Speaker 2: Watch me. I took my shot out, Jamie got down.
Speaker 2: Hold yeah ahead, take come on? How did you find
Speaker 2: that shot for him? Jamie? Double up for me? This
Speaker 2: mother got reserved shot, an extra clip of shots, and
Speaker 2: so she never moved. Now, she never moved, bro, But
Speaker 2: that is the.
Speaker 4: Most I don't want to say it like it's not
Speaker 4: angry song, but like if you need to pump yourself off,
Speaker 4: that's that started, marsh pits.
Speaker 2: Let's be honest. It was a still it's a month
Speaker 2: ship last night.
Speaker 5: I'm telling you we got to show in Miami, didn't
Speaker 5: that We had one in Tampa last night? That motherfucking song. Bro,
Speaker 5: I don't even have to say ship, you just hold
Speaker 5: the mic out to the crowd.
Speaker 2: How was that fair? If I'm the one getting paid
Speaker 2: and the crowd is the one.
Speaker 5: That paid, and these motherfuckers are saying to stand there,
Speaker 5: that's a beautiful thing.
Speaker 2: I just standing there is.
Speaker 5: Record of all time, create record of Okay, kel C
Speaker 5: made this right, yeah, yeah, yeah, back.
Speaker 2: It's Beats by the Pound right living Yeah. I didn't
Speaker 2: know that beat Spider hip hop too. I don't know
Speaker 2: if you know that. I did not know that. I
Speaker 2: ain't Google that or nothing. I bet you did google
Speaker 2: because google.
Speaker 9: Yeah no, no, no, because I couldn't get a kiss. No,
Speaker 9: that's amazing you wanted one at that time. I'm prior
Speaker 9: before now.
Speaker 2: He was early on it. You was early on all
Speaker 2: those joints. I'm be honest.
Speaker 4: Cash Money and No Limit was the hardest people to
Speaker 4: get at at one point, both of them. It was
Speaker 4: No Limit first, and then master p that he had
Speaker 4: one line. I'm be honest, what people who really know this?
Speaker 4: It was one line's No Limit records and the same
Speaker 4: person will answer the phone. They were like hello, They're
Speaker 4: like we're gonna connect you, and it'd be the same
Speaker 4: dude answering the phone like yeah, master Piece gonna come up,
Speaker 4: like nigga, I know your voice. I got thirty thousand,
Speaker 4: but you can because I do that. They wouldn't fuck
Speaker 4: with me. So, but I'm gonna be honest. When Cash
Speaker 4: Money came, they were they were different.
Speaker 5: Yeah, listen, I was at the radio station at this time.
Speaker 5: It was unheard of bro to be an independent, and
Speaker 5: the boxes jabowls and she was getting played on the
Speaker 5: radio independent. Yeah, and the units they moved, like you
Speaker 5: were saying, just in Texas and Louisiana alone, they didn't
Speaker 5: need nobody yet.
Speaker 2: I didn't need the same thing with No Limit.
Speaker 6: I'm saying, y'all saying, you're not saying that that No
Speaker 6: Limit didn't have that as well.
Speaker 2: I just but he I mean, okay, because No Limit
Speaker 2: was doing the same thing.
Speaker 4: But what I'm trying to say it was I guess
Speaker 4: they were ready for No Limit. They weren't ready for
Speaker 4: cash money. The cash money was a totally different type
Speaker 4: of thing. Like Puerto Ricans put me on the cash money,
Speaker 4: and that means that means that there's no Puerto Ricans
Speaker 4: would go fronts in the mouth. I know a lot
Speaker 4: of them now. No then, because it was out here.
Speaker 4: What the fuck I was in New York. There was
Speaker 4: no Porto Virican like we had frames.
Speaker 2: You're talking about people in New York telling you about
Speaker 2: cash money.
Speaker 4: No, I'm talking about cash money telling me about cash money.
Speaker 4: I'm talking about when I went to I Actually, this
Speaker 4: is how that's how I discover cash money.
Speaker 2: Okay, I mean just there was a.
Speaker 4: Person on our label called Skullduggery CALLEDUG Records.
Speaker 2: It was on Penalty.
Speaker 4: Yes, we went to see skull Doug with the intentions
Speaker 4: to meet me.
Speaker 2: A ex.
Speaker 4: Met Skilkod Shaka. So do to meet Oh yeah, see
Speaker 4: murder to meet these guys.
Speaker 2: We had no luck. They were so.
Speaker 4: It was a different type of thing. That's the first
Speaker 4: time I seen mausoleums, the funeral that shit called the Great.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: These motherfuckers out boom. Yeah, they couldn't put it underground. Yeah,
Speaker 4: sat there and there's Puerto Rican girls. She had gold
Speaker 4: fronts in her mouth.
Speaker 2: You think that's novel? Oh, let me finish. He messaged
Speaker 2: with you all the time.
Speaker 4: It's beautiful. And she said to me, you know, no
Speaker 4: limit is one thing you need to get on that
Speaker 4: cash man. And I went and that's how I discovered.
Speaker 2: You want to be hung.
Speaker 4: And I went Juvenile Record and I went to Angie
Speaker 4: Martine that show and I kept singing that ship and
Speaker 4: that's how jay Z got on Juvenile's record.
Speaker 2: And Juvenile Minute. What are you saying because of you.
Speaker 2: Of course it's cussing me.
Speaker 10: No, I didn't know this just to me, of course,
Speaker 10: juvenile me, hold on, hold up, juvenile said that baby
Speaker 10: did not know who jay Z was.
Speaker 4: I wanted that local. Okay, we never had this story
Speaker 4: legitimately said what you never said this story fully through them.
Speaker 4: I don't know how you put him onto him. You
Speaker 4: never said this story fully through. And I put jay
Speaker 4: Z on no no, no, no, Jaz got call on
Speaker 4: put onto him that I kind of went too far with.
Speaker 2: Went too far with that part.
Speaker 4: But what I'm saying is, you know what I'm saying
Speaker 4: is I went to New Orleans.
Speaker 2: To meet no limit.
Speaker 4: This Portbacan girl told me about cash money, and that's
Speaker 4: how I got put him in the cash money.
Speaker 2: And and the moral of the story is.
Speaker 4: The more water story. Was the first New York person
Speaker 4: to accept the South. David Banner will say it, Ludicrisian.
Speaker 2: Never should say everybody. I was the first should say it.
Speaker 2: I should say, when you sign this contract, I'm gonna
Speaker 2: take take a job. Let me tell you something, just
Speaker 2: something I gotta get.
Speaker 5: You can feel it in his heart, even if it's
Speaker 5: not just, it's true. No matter, don't know look at
Speaker 5: look at this look discography. Lil Wayne's first feature with
Speaker 5: Little called called Douggary. Little Wayne's first feature with a
Speaker 5: New York Artist's fine, it's who yeah, Okay, thanks, thanks.
Speaker 2: Dominicans in the back. I'm gonna keep going shan the verse.
Speaker 2: I keep going three six mafia. Okay, are we good? Okay?
Speaker 2: That was why we drink jamps. Okay, it's actually why
Speaker 2: we have drinks. I was the New York Miami people.
Speaker 4: I was the first new nigga coming to the South,
Speaker 4: and I was like, Okay, these niggas just got an accent.
Speaker 2: They just the same exact people as us. It just
Speaker 2: got an accent. But guess what I got action to y'all.
Speaker 2: Y'all you jogging my memory to this day. Somebody I'll
Speaker 2: say something, they'd be like, you're from New York. I'm
Speaker 2: in Dubai drinking herbigie.
Speaker 4: Yep, Guys, the biggest real estate guy in the world turns.
Speaker 2: To me and says, you're from New York. Of course,
Speaker 2: from New York.
Speaker 4: My accent is not going nowhere. But let's reiterate to
Speaker 4: what I'm saying. Let's get back to make it make sense.
Speaker 4: I was the first person to accept the South from
Speaker 4: juvenile to Lil Wayne to.
Speaker 2: People.
Speaker 4: I actually was the first person to throw money from
Speaker 4: New York in a strip club that was corny to us,
Speaker 4: Gentlemen's Club, players Club, all that shit was corner to us.
Speaker 2: That was wack to us. Through the money, Let's go,
Speaker 2: it was whack to us. Let me just tell you something.
Speaker 2: It was a It was a rule in New York.
Speaker 4: You don't take a ship in the strip club, you
Speaker 4: don't eat in the strip club, lap dances, and you
Speaker 4: don't get lap dances in the strip club. New York
Speaker 4: was militant, motherfuckers. I moved to Miami.
Speaker 2: I broke all three of those rules in the first
Speaker 2: three days.
Speaker 4: You ship in the first three days, I hate ship it,
Speaker 4: and you threw money, and I threw motherfucking money. I
Speaker 4: was just like, okay, okay, Toronto, all right. So the
Speaker 4: bitch never moved. We established that. Let's talk about money
Speaker 4: Maker with Pharral.
Speaker 2: Yeah, money Maker.
Speaker 5: That's a strip that's a strip club. And I got
Speaker 5: a Grammy for that too, just just the single. But yeah, yeah,
Speaker 5: in the same year strip club Grammys.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: No, I'm only saying that because, like all those years
Speaker 5: I was losing that yeared up you a thing. Yeah,
Speaker 5: but now again for real man, money maker. That ship
Speaker 5: right there went number one on the Billboard charts. It's still,
Speaker 5: you know, extremely relevant till this day. And man, I'm
Speaker 5: just thankful for Pharrell for giving me so many fucking
Speaker 5: hits and that's working together. And now I'm feeling bad
Speaker 5: that I chose Kanye over my brother Pharrell.
Speaker 2: God damn, like you want to reverse, I want to
Speaker 2: kind of ones who grab me with Kanye too. To
Speaker 2: be clear, you're not getting no more than Louis Exclusive.
Speaker 5: I know right, it's a rap. God damn, I'm fucking
Speaker 5: with you. No, but hold on, let's take a shot
Speaker 5: for fucking shot for something.
Speaker 2: I'm I'm over here drinking my drink.
Speaker 4: I don't even need the shott for sure.
Speaker 2: Cheers.
Speaker 4: Yeahs man, we got drinking over there. Bro, you want
Speaker 4: something of this, try it here.
Speaker 2: I don't mix my brother, not right now. That was
Speaker 2: a twenty year old luder. I'm drinking the same ship all.
Speaker 4: Thank you, Luda for being black black. Let me so
Speaker 4: many people come on this show and they'll they'll mix
Speaker 4: the drinks. I don't respect that fuck that I'm gonna
Speaker 4: stick to what the fuck I'm doing.
Speaker 5: Twenty days sober, and then this motherfucker is here, let's
Speaker 5: get right.
Speaker 2: Twenty days. So he's being funny, Okay, how Low? Yeah,
Speaker 2: I love I love holdok And he said say it
Speaker 2: one more time?
Speaker 5: T minus out in Toronto. He works with j Cole
Speaker 5: a lot.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 2: He produced that how Low, And at.
Speaker 5: That stage in my career, to make a statement with
Speaker 5: a new producer and come out with a fucking hit,
Speaker 5: it means something because you constantly have.
Speaker 2: To prove yourself over and over again.
Speaker 5: So motherfuckers like it's like, okay, if you ain't got
Speaker 5: a rail beater, if you ain't got a Kanye beater,
Speaker 5: if you ain't got a Timblin beat, and it's just
Speaker 5: come out the gate like that. It meant everything. And
Speaker 5: that shit went to the top of the charge too.
Speaker 5: So that was a moment. To this day, the women
Speaker 5: go low whenever we got damn performed and we like.
Speaker 2: To see it. It's a beautiful thing, for real, for real.
Speaker 2: I think he was missed noise for that. Why not?
Speaker 2: Why are you picking these particular records.
Speaker 4: I'm curious because I'm just working with she's a very
Speaker 4: particular guy with these records. Yes, and now I want
Speaker 4: to I want to go because we talked about fantasy earlier.
Speaker 2: But here's where I want to go making the record.
Speaker 4: Is this a record that you said to yourself, this
Speaker 4: is going to break me out into the mainstream, or
Speaker 4: this is a record I'm just making for the strip club.
Speaker 5: No, it's crazy you asked that because Organized Noise did
Speaker 5: the flip side of that, which was game got switched,
Speaker 5: And so it was between what's your Fantasy and game
Speaker 5: Got Switched? And I like, it was hard for me
Speaker 5: to choose, but I just felt like, what's your Fantasy
Speaker 5: didn't sound like anything that was out at that time.
Speaker 4: We didn't know where he was from. Yeah, so I
Speaker 4: rolled the dice from Alaska. It didn't like let no, no, no,
Speaker 4: I'm just saying you sounded so everywhere.
Speaker 2: I appreciate.
Speaker 4: I don't want to use the word generic, but you
Speaker 4: sounded like you was from New York because of the lyrics,
Speaker 4: but then you was from Atlanta because of the vernacular,
Speaker 4: And then you was from kind of like the West
Speaker 4: Coast because she was making it all come together.
Speaker 2: But then you was from everywhere in vernacular. I like that.
Speaker 2: I like that you alien, it was like you was
Speaker 2: a al Now it comes to time's dope.
Speaker 5: It comes a time in every artist's life where you
Speaker 5: gotta it's risk risk, like you gotta just put everything
Speaker 5: on the fucking line. And that was that moment for
Speaker 5: me and that that record changed my fucking life.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 5: Yeah, And we were this close to choosing game Got Switch,
Speaker 5: which is still on Back for the first Time album,
Speaker 5: but that particular song right there set it off. And
Speaker 5: like we talked about earlier, after that was fucking throwing
Speaker 5: Bowls and the rest is history. Those two records together
Speaker 5: just set the tone. And then you know, the sophomore
Speaker 5: Jinx came around. You gotta go to word of mouth
Speaker 5: and we passed that test like it okay.
Speaker 4: Because back for the first time, Why did you even
Speaker 4: pick that the name for the first time?
Speaker 5: Like, because I had already put the album out independently
Speaker 5: to a degree, so I did the ship on my own.
Speaker 5: So when we signed with Depth Jam, we kind of
Speaker 5: repackaged it. We took a couple of songs off and
Speaker 5: added the pharal that throw and bows and like two
Speaker 5: other songs. So basically I was back for the first
Speaker 5: fucking time, back for the people that knew the old
Speaker 5: record and new time, for all the new individuals around
Speaker 5: the world. That's just hearing it. Word of Mouth. Yeah,
Speaker 5: so man, pucking back for the first time. Three times platinum,
Speaker 5: word of Mouth almost four times platinum.
Speaker 2: Chicken and Bed three times. Just the list goes on
Speaker 2: and on.
Speaker 5: But word of Mouth is the biggest selling record of
Speaker 5: all of my albums. And I think we got nine
Speaker 5: or ten at this point, damned near lost count. But
Speaker 5: the word of Mouth, shit, move bitch was on there,
Speaker 5: and we just we just spoke about that. That's a
Speaker 5: movie and it's it's dirty, dirty with it.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yo, this is beautiful man, it is.
Speaker 7: Man.
Speaker 5: Shit, I'm feeling great. If I didn't have a show
Speaker 5: to go to, I'd stay here all God damn night.
Speaker 5: I love you, No book next time. I ain't gonna
Speaker 5: have ship after I got you cut.
Speaker 4: But it's so beautiful because you deserve these flowers.
Speaker 2: Thank you, bro. You earned the thank you, thank you,
Speaker 2: thank you. And your story has to be told because.
Speaker 4: So many people think that it starts from being a
Speaker 4: drug dealer, It starts from be in a street dude,
Speaker 4: It starts from being a person that shoots somebody or
Speaker 4: person or whatever. Put you took the opportunity to work
Speaker 4: at a radio station, see exactly where you want to
Speaker 4: be and apply that. And a lot of people need
Speaker 4: to understand that. They need to understand because that's like
Speaker 4: we got three fucking occupations in the hood drug dealer,
Speaker 4: basketball player, rapper. But what I'm trying to say is
Speaker 4: our industry it has to be saluted more. We just
Speaker 4: recently seen each other. As you said in Leo Cohne,
Speaker 4: Leo Combs is one of the best CEOs who's ever
Speaker 4: helped me down. There's people who have their say about Leo.
Speaker 4: I'm not one of them.
Speaker 2: I see.
Speaker 4: Leo's life in my life being all positivity. How's Leo's
Speaker 4: life reflected you?
Speaker 5: He was the ceo, like you said, at the same time,
Speaker 5: we were both artists at the same time. And in
Speaker 5: terms of how he executed thought, he was one of
Speaker 5: the best to ever do it. Definitely, like his strategy,
Speaker 5: him putting together the team that he put together, how
Speaker 5: they maneuver the industry, just very intelligent in a very
Speaker 5: intelligent way.
Speaker 2: And that's definitely my experience.
Speaker 5: I loved what he did and in terms of deaf
Speaker 5: Jam and the history of death Jam, in the legacy
Speaker 5: of depth Jam.
Speaker 2: She was pretty amazing. This a moment in time. Got uh,
Speaker 2: do they you want me to I'm talking about for camera.
Speaker 2: Do one of them have to ask me? Ask you
Speaker 2: what I got you? The people in the back of
Speaker 2: the ass. Oh, they can't do that ship one more time.
Speaker 2: I'm bad. I was like, I got you, y'all to
Speaker 2: keep that. By the way, ahead, I got my name.
Speaker 2: Ludacris is just me being me, being creative.
Speaker 5: My first name is Chris, and like we spoke about,
Speaker 5: if you look up Ludacris in the dictionary, it means wild, ridiculous,
Speaker 5: beyond crazy. When you think about my lyricism, when you
Speaker 5: think about my videos, my visuals, all of that ship
Speaker 5: entails the word Ludacris And then I just spelled it
Speaker 5: the way I wanted to spell it.
Speaker 2: That's how I got the name. So just being created. Yeah, okay,
Speaker 2: let's talk vout my chick Bag my chick.
Speaker 5: Bat another time, same album as how Low and taking
Speaker 5: a producer that was definitely well known within the midwestern
Speaker 5: Chicago trackster but you know, in terms of putting him
Speaker 5: onto an even bigger audience and making a hit song
Speaker 5: with him.
Speaker 2: That was another moment with Niki. With Nikki absolutely, how
Speaker 2: did that happen?
Speaker 5: It was dope. She was in Atlanta at the time.
Speaker 5: I believe she was managed by Dead Deborah and yep
Speaker 5: saying as Gucci Mane, and somehow we got together and
Speaker 5: she was just like she loved the track and got
Speaker 5: on that motherfucker man. The rest is history. But she
Speaker 5: was living in Atlanta at that time. It's right right
Speaker 5: when she got started. Wow, hell yeah. Do you think
Speaker 5: that that's true? Like most New York artists have come
Speaker 5: to Atlanta to get on.
Speaker 2: I don't think that. Like I love what Thank you y'all.
Speaker 5: Y'all are counting Conway, the Machine and Bennie and all
Speaker 5: them as New York. That's New York, right, Yeah, that
Speaker 5: is New York. Conway, yeah, and Benny. I know they're
Speaker 5: from Buffalo. I'm just saying I don't think, No, they
Speaker 5: didn't have to come to Atlanta to do ships killing ship.
Speaker 2: I love them because it's like y'all saying that, who's
Speaker 2: saying that he the one that asked the listen. I
Speaker 2: didn't say the ship.
Speaker 4: I'm trying to clarify what he said what a lot
Speaker 4: of people said that. You know, for New York artists
Speaker 4: to get on sometimes they have to come outside of
Speaker 4: New York, go to Atlanta.
Speaker 6: Right, for any artists in their city, you might have
Speaker 6: to go outside your city to make things happen.
Speaker 2: Yeah, right.
Speaker 5: But my point is that fim niggas like Conway and
Speaker 5: Bennie and they didn't.
Speaker 2: Have to go nowhere.
Speaker 4: Why they've proven a lot of things connected with the Matary.
Speaker 5: I was on the record with Conway's Crazy Me, Conway
Speaker 5: the Machine and ji j I d oh Jesus ship
Speaker 5: stupid to Griselda Man Griselay, I'm a fan.
Speaker 2: I'm a fan of Grisella for sure. How my roll
Speaker 2: out rollout.
Speaker 5: Was that word of Outout that was the first so
Speaker 5: it goes into timbling and everything I was talking about,
Speaker 5: but that set it off. And then Move Bitch was
Speaker 5: the last single on there. But that video with the
Speaker 5: Big Ass Head. It's crazy because we did that video
Speaker 5: and the video didn't look good at all before we
Speaker 5: came up with the concept of trying to make a
Speaker 5: big a big ass head. Depth Jam was ready to
Speaker 5: scrap the whole video because what it looked like before
Speaker 5: we just didn't really get anything from it, and so
Speaker 5: me and Shaka had the idea of doing this, you know,
Speaker 5: this post effect and making out like a bibblehead. And
Speaker 5: literally every once everybody saw that shit, they was like,
Speaker 5: that's it good And the rest is.
Speaker 2: Fucking history because people love that video to this day.
Speaker 2: That's what a bibblehead gets. Dope.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and some other artists that have done the same
Speaker 5: thing in their videos.
Speaker 2: You should check that out. Just go do your research.
Speaker 2: The internet can check.
Speaker 4: You think you think you top five of the best videos,
Speaker 4: and hell.
Speaker 5: Yeah percent I'll give you that. Yeah, top five videos.
Speaker 5: You know you gotta put Missi in there. You gotta
Speaker 5: put Busts in there. Who the other two are I
Speaker 5: don't know, but I'm in that motherfucking top five.
Speaker 2: I have to say I top three three. I think
Speaker 2: I appreciate you.
Speaker 4: I really do too, Thank you man, because God bless me.
Speaker 4: There's other people who get in that category. But it's
Speaker 4: money wise, not create creativity wise.
Speaker 2: Do that make sense?
Speaker 6: You know?
Speaker 2: I'm saying like, you can see them be put in
Speaker 2: that space, but put the heads in it, put the
Speaker 2: funds in creativity. You could do a creative video for
Speaker 2: cheap and still be still be better money that you
Speaker 2: put into it. Yep, I killed that.
Speaker 4: I feel like I killed that. Let's make some nice.
Speaker 5: That's how this Gambino video is one of the best
Speaker 5: readers I've seen, like in the last five years.
Speaker 2: Though. That's the ship called this is America. This is America.
Speaker 2: I love to tell he ain't no do yoga.
Speaker 4: Man, Look at the know you're saying this nigga didn't
Speaker 4: wear no degree videos.
Speaker 2: He wasn't. He wasn't sure at all. I can look
Speaker 2: and say this this nay just here, but that nigga
Speaker 2: didn't wear no level. Bro, he really is. I love
Speaker 2: that video. I'm with you. I'm just saying he ain't win.
Speaker 2: He said that he's homiigg Charles. Yeah, yeah, I love that.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry I went too far. I don't think he's
Speaker 2: your friend at all. I know a lot of thinking
Speaker 2: you to say that ship, damn, he said. I know
Speaker 2: a lot of stinking niggas.
Speaker 4: It's a lot of thinking they're my friends. I don't
Speaker 4: think your friends at all, not even one point five
Speaker 4: percent of this.
Speaker 2: You could look at that video. You can't tell he
Speaker 2: ain't win. He was like that. I think you were
Speaker 2: a little bit he No, who with this ship to
Speaker 2: go to? I don't think we were.
Speaker 4: I'm not sure nobody wants to see this sure like
Speaker 4: this is America?
Speaker 2: No, I don't even know if this this is a
Speaker 2: live show, Bro, I gotta do this ship man.
Speaker 6: I went to you definitely wanted for what is the roster?
Speaker 6: We don't have a quick time with something one. What
Speaker 6: are you talking about? Jam vandea daft jam data was
Speaker 6: beating niggas up and we was beating niggas.
Speaker 5: I've been trying to work out my whole life to
Speaker 5: get my statue to the way it is.
Speaker 4: And put on the tight suit to get your ship together.
Speaker 2: Put them the lungs.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, you're talking about for the Yeah, yeah, I
Speaker 4: don't remember.
Speaker 5: I truly don't remember that. That's not a cop. I
Speaker 5: don't remember putting on no tights. They made me put
Speaker 5: on a tight God damn, I made sure no more.
Speaker 5: Feel me too, make sure he had tights on. You know,
Speaker 5: I don't remember that ship.
Speaker 2: Bro? Are we going there and here like us cape?
Speaker 2: Remember you get your royalties? No, you got word? We
Speaker 2: all Yeah, we're supposed to get some money. You got
Speaker 2: some money. Oh to you, bro, I got some upfront.
Speaker 2: I was the upfront nigga. He's again to me right now,
Speaker 2: I'll see you late.
Speaker 4: I ain't gonna lie my brother, to be honest, it's
Speaker 4: like what you give me that. That's yeah, I've done
Speaker 4: in the face. I hate everybody. Yeah, I got you
Speaker 4: on both games one and two.
Speaker 2: I don't know. That's a good ass. I don't remember too.
Speaker 2: I remember being one and two. I think it was one.
Speaker 5: Yeah, when come out of jo the second one. The
Speaker 5: two come out not too long after one or that
Speaker 5: ship just came.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, the same ship you did.
Speaker 4: Yoh, ruled with y'all, Past and furious. Jesus, he opted out,
Speaker 4: sucked up. I might have took that bagd.
Speaker 2: Took his bag, his bag. I took my bag because
Speaker 2: the Vendetta bag fight for New York, and I fought
Speaker 2: for Vandeta. Yeah, you fought for all that. I love.
Speaker 2: That's what she's supposed to do.
Speaker 4: Yeah, goddamn yeah, man, Fast and Furious is beautiful. It is.
Speaker 2: You get.
Speaker 5: Your trailers, the best fucking catering in the world. You
Speaker 5: would be surprised that ship your trailers. Describing trailer this
Speaker 5: ship is online, like, go go to my Instagram. But
Speaker 5: the trailer is fucking duplex. It's like duplex trailers and
Speaker 5: some ship that you didn't even know existed in the
Speaker 5: trailer world and it's just stupid. Yeah, they got duplex
Speaker 5: trailers out, bro, you come for what workout trailers?
Speaker 2: Because I went to hold.
Speaker 4: Look Cold time out again before Okay, there, I wasn't
Speaker 4: tour in Europe and I had the Ice Spice with
Speaker 4: none of the Ice Spice was it was nicely Wi Girls.
Speaker 4: I had the Spice Girls tour bus nicely and I
Speaker 4: had the spiral staircase in the bus.
Speaker 2: Come yeah, yeah, yeah, no ship like that. They got
Speaker 2: to listen.
Speaker 5: When you're dealing with a three hundred million dollar budget,
Speaker 5: they pull out all the stops when it comes to
Speaker 5: the trailers.
Speaker 2: When it comes to craft services, a whole different bus.
Speaker 2: I didn't have that three.
Speaker 5: Hundred million dollar budget on we that Okay, a lot
Speaker 5: of that go, you know, some of that ship goes
Speaker 5: to the craft services cater and all that ship. Now
Speaker 5: it's like, it's what's fucked up is going from fast
Speaker 5: and furious set.
Speaker 2: To an independent set after that. That's what's fun. What's
Speaker 2: the independence you went to just your mindset for that.
Speaker 2: What's the independence that you you don't That ship just happens.
Speaker 2: I'm adjusting. You went to adjust. I went from too
Speaker 2: fast and ferious to like not faster, totally different.
Speaker 5: You get spoiled as fun and then you got to
Speaker 5: go to something else and you're like, where's where's my ship?
Speaker 5: It's like you almost like how did I sign on
Speaker 5: to do this this independent movie?
Speaker 2: Like like, give me a girl. I just wanted to
Speaker 2: It's not she's our bartender. It's not faster, ready to help.
Speaker 5: This ship is like being at a five star resort
Speaker 5: set with fast and furious the most of it's the
Speaker 5: most amazing thing the ship.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she should have went to work there, Jo, what
Speaker 2: do you want me to do? I don't know. I
Speaker 2: mean I read it in Google. I feel like Jo
Speaker 2: than Google called Joe, called John. Give him. Let's just
Speaker 2: let's just let's just see how you talk about it.
Speaker 2: Give him? I see, tell me what do we do?
Speaker 2: What do you shot up? FaceTime? Record face time? FaceTime?
Speaker 2: Come on, you gotta go a hit him.
Speaker 5: Yo, This is great because I want to hear what
Speaker 5: this nigga has to say.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you have to say this is phenomenal right now.
Speaker 4: I mean it's it's only right. This guy knows him.
Speaker 2: Look, you gotta FaceTime.
Speaker 4: Let's see this before you Just tell him what you're doing.
Speaker 4: Don't be a don't tell him Ship, just ask that.
Speaker 2: Don't be a we want to real reaction, like let
Speaker 2: the cameras roll niggas like that. What is that nigga
Speaker 2: doing right now? Bro? Nigga he with Logan Paul right now?
Speaker 2: Now he probably knows you're calling him on the way
Speaker 2: he was Logan Paul. I don't know. I'm gonna take
Speaker 2: as because Logan Paul won last night. Right, he knocked
Speaker 2: a nigga out. That's not the same nigga. Yo. Did
Speaker 2: you ever want to box like your pops? No? No,
Speaker 2: he taught you at a box. No he never told
Speaker 2: me Ship what No, he told me how to hold
Speaker 2: a gun. My father is a foul nigga. But that
Speaker 2: nigga is a phenomenal boxer. He was a phenomenal bosser.
Speaker 2: But I was not.
Speaker 4: Okay, jar Rud didn't answer. We don't have no plan
Speaker 4: b right because the outtakes.
Speaker 2: Holy morning, he don't went to the bathroom. Yeah, keep
Speaker 2: the camera. That's all we do. That's all we do.
Speaker 2: That's all we do because you know, two hours, God, damn.
Speaker 4: God, damn it, Shaka. I just want to say something
Speaker 4: I knows. Shaka is one of the best people I've
Speaker 4: ever met. One of the best human beings on human feet,
Speaker 4: not one of the best managers or the best you know,
Speaker 4: people in history, best people period. It's a very straight
Speaker 4: up guy. It's very straightforward person.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I wanted to give Shaka hit flower, you know
Speaker 4: what I mean, because I don't want to say something
Speaker 4: to all of us that's here. We live in a
Speaker 4: we live in a great society, we live in a
Speaker 4: great thing that we're we're all perishing from, we're all
Speaker 4: benefiting from. But the thing is everyone in this world
Speaker 4: has not been infinited from that same thing. So there's
Speaker 4: always gonna be votres and I you know, big up
Speaker 4: to Kanye and Tyler the Sounds for naming the album Vultures.
Speaker 4: But in real life, voltures is not something friendly. There's
Speaker 4: real voltures out here, real people that yeah, I don't
Speaker 4: want to work for what they can get and they
Speaker 4: want to just take and it's terrible because it's us
Speaker 4: taken from us and that just shouldn't exist. Like we
Speaker 4: worked so hard, you know what. DMX sat down with
Speaker 4: me one day and DMX said to me, nor way
Speaker 4: I stopped dissing whack rappers.
Speaker 2: I asked them. I said, well, that's kind of crazy,
Speaker 2: Like why would you just say that?
Speaker 4: And DMX said to me because every whack rapper who
Speaker 4: I think is whacked saves sixteen families. And that sixteen
Speaker 4: families says another sixteen facties.
Speaker 2: Wow, that's deep.
Speaker 4: This was on drink Champs and I was like, Holy
Speaker 4: moly moly, and that's what I kind of want to do, Luda.
Speaker 2: Is.
Speaker 4: It's about time we praise each other. It's about time
Speaker 4: we say to each other, yo, man, what we did
Speaker 4: and what we're doing and we'll continue to be successful.
Speaker 4: For should be saluted. Yeah, it should be recommended. It
Speaker 4: should be It should be in the forefront of what
Speaker 4: life is because no one else is going to give
Speaker 4: it to us. And I like to say, and I
Speaker 4: like to say I'm hip hop. And when I say
Speaker 4: I'm hip hop, what I mean is that's my religion,
Speaker 4: that's my race.
Speaker 2: Our religion.
Speaker 5: Yes, that's already because everything you're saying is the only
Speaker 5: reason I interrupted the natural flow of things with what
Speaker 5: I said earlier, because of what you're saying right now.
Speaker 5: Somebody got to be the bigger person than all that shit, like.
Speaker 4: Go ahead, yes, And that's why I'm so happy that
Speaker 4: you're here. It's because hip hop fifty is great. It is, yea,
Speaker 4: but hip hop one thousand is even better. I want
Speaker 4: I want your kids, kids, my kids kids, your kids
Speaker 4: kids is how kids kids, his kids kids. Everyoneted to
Speaker 4: grow up through that same sentiment. You couldn't have said
Speaker 4: it better.
Speaker 5: We're talking about kids, talking about family, were talking about
Speaker 5: hip hop and all this ship. I was with Rizza
Speaker 5: a couple of years back, and I don't know, we
Speaker 5: was just shooting the ship because I'm such a Wu
Speaker 5: Tang fan, and I was asking him a bunch of
Speaker 5: questions and along the line of questioning somehow, I asked
Speaker 5: him we were talking about families, and I was like,
Speaker 5: how many kids you got, and that nigga he looked
Speaker 5: like I asked him a crazy question. That nigga said, shit, man,
Speaker 5: you know hip hop.
Speaker 2: That was that Nigga's answer. That that's another the answer
Speaker 2: was hip hop his children. That nigga looked at me
Speaker 2: and that was it. I don't know what it meant.
Speaker 5: You never answered legitlemenly, I just said how many kids
Speaker 5: you got? That nigga looked at me and said, shit,
Speaker 5: you know hip hop? That could have meant Wu tang
Speaker 5: nine what it could have been?
Speaker 2: I don't know what it is. His children like everything
Speaker 2: that has been inspired by them, have y'all had? When
Speaker 2: you get him on here, please ask that we got
Speaker 2: by the way I we need.
Speaker 4: I've hang out with Rizza, and Rizza is probably he
Speaker 4: wants to come and drink with us so bad.
Speaker 2: He wants to drink us though we're not trying.
Speaker 5: Like I'm out drinking y'all right now? Recently, how many artists,
Speaker 5: let me ask my people of you, how many artists have.
Speaker 2: Out drink the drink champs hosts? How many like this?
Speaker 2: Who's one, who's one? Nobody. I'd like to go on
Speaker 2: the record as being the first artist to out drink
Speaker 2: lady and gentlemen, But I'm not gonna lie to you.
Speaker 2: We was on tour together, me and you. Old death
Speaker 2: jam stories are the greatest story. If you're like, please
Speaker 2: because I like some beautiful story and we're in Atlanta.
Speaker 2: This is This is docu documented on MTV.
Speaker 4: Luda Is, You're one of my favorite people. I just
Speaker 4: want to just come and just say hi to you.
Speaker 2: I have no idea. This guy's in there, he's from Queen's.
Speaker 2: Who is you?
Speaker 4: The guy that I slammed, He's he's supposed to lead
Speaker 4: up to that guy for that guy he's sitting there.
Speaker 4: He's like, little boys, don't show me no love. I
Speaker 4: can know you don't show me no love. Mam deep,
Speaker 4: don't show me no love.
Speaker 2: Someone telling you this. Yes, I don't know.
Speaker 4: Luda's swimming is fucking my diary. Somebody from Queens telling
Speaker 4: me that he doesn't get no love. But I'm near
Speaker 4: to see Luda and I'm just like, what's And this
Speaker 4: guy is like, I'm like, I'm gonna show him some love.
Speaker 2: Took care of every busy jewelry. That's why a box
Speaker 2: no mother, I know it was. That is a boxer.
Speaker 4: I know.
Speaker 2: That's what I'm saying here fighting motherfucker that I.
Speaker 4: Took it off and I had no idea. We him
Speaker 4: and said tell where you're from the assignment. The body
Speaker 4: slammed and power bottle. This nigga all in one. It
Speaker 4: was the craziest ship I've ever seen. Put some power
Speaker 4: behind that body. And by the way, he cannot be
Speaker 4: mad you. He out with us the whole night. So
Speaker 4: that's the party you see after his neck got fucked up. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 4: I was like, yeah, we took some shots in Luda's room.
Speaker 2: We chilled the whole Did you wipe him off? Like
Speaker 2: you're good? You're good, bro.
Speaker 4: I don't white people wipe.
Speaker 2: Him off, wipe him down. I ain't wipe him down.
Speaker 10: Yo.
Speaker 4: Okay, okay, hold let me get back to the next one,
Speaker 4: because I got a lot.
Speaker 2: I got lued. Your discography is crazy. I appreciate loud.
Speaker 2: Let me ask you this.
Speaker 6: How was there no version of you signing to Jermaine
Speaker 6: Duprix or Dungeon family.
Speaker 2: That's a great fucking question.
Speaker 5: We kind of went through the history when I was
Speaker 5: at the radio station, so there's different things that happened
Speaker 5: with all of these different entities. I was the first
Speaker 5: rapper on John Madden two thousand. That's Jermaine Duprix. He
Speaker 5: did that for me, right, And I had the afro,
Speaker 5: so you remember the Socio Deaf mascot.
Speaker 2: The ship that.
Speaker 5: He was always joking like I'm the social death mascot.
Speaker 5: So there was a time, absolutely a twelve percent.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I say this story all the time.
Speaker 5: But he's one of the people that when I was before,
Speaker 5: I was at the radio station, just complete stranger, knew
Speaker 5: where he lived, went up to his house, tried to
Speaker 5: get this motherfucker a demo tape. And this nigga was
Speaker 5: outside one day when I drove up and actually by
Speaker 5: himself walked up and took the demo tape from me.
Speaker 2: That's how great of a person, Jermaine.
Speaker 5: He was outside and I was like, I want to
Speaker 5: give you something that Now, this is ridiculous, like for
Speaker 5: a motherfucker to be alone and actually like, you ain't
Speaker 5: got to do that shit, right. I only say that
Speaker 5: to say that I have my own extremely multi million
Speaker 5: dollar home now, and if a nigga comes to my
Speaker 5: gate and says, hey, come over here, I want to
Speaker 5: give you my demo tape.
Speaker 2: Fuck, no, I ain't going to go to get this
Speaker 2: ship problem, bro.
Speaker 5: So sometimes in retrospect you look like, damn, that motherfucker
Speaker 5: is a phenomenous humanizing bro. But all that being said,
Speaker 5: so so deaf. Definitely you know that there was a
Speaker 5: time where we work together, organized noise, like I said
Speaker 5: they did gang Got Switched, Got Switched. That was the
Speaker 5: flip side of What's Your Fantasy. So at the time,
Speaker 5: they had so much going on.
Speaker 2: They had you know, the.
Speaker 5: Cool Breeze, the Witch Doctor, Outcast, Goodie Mob, all these artists,
Speaker 5: and they were just trying to find and are you
Speaker 5: saying that you were associated to them? Not associated? But
Speaker 5: I was in there and I got records from them
Speaker 5: at the same time while they were feeding all of
Speaker 5: these other artists. So I was down there when Future
Speaker 5: used to be called Meathead.
Speaker 2: That used to be his name.
Speaker 5: Oh wow, So this motherfucker was down there as a kid.
Speaker 5: And it's just like his success is great because of
Speaker 5: what he's done, but he was a student.
Speaker 2: He'd be in there watching all the time. Still Ludacris
Speaker 2: but on the radio, you know, Chris Love of Love.
Speaker 5: But I say all that to say, I've had my
Speaker 5: moments with each of those entities, but I never signed
Speaker 5: with them.
Speaker 2: Even with Timbling. There was a time where I.
Speaker 5: Was about to get signed to Timbling because my first
Speaker 5: record before it was Your Fantasy. I was on his
Speaker 5: album and I had a song called Fat Rabbit, which
Speaker 5: ended up being on back for the first time. So
Speaker 5: again I went through all of these processes and nobody
Speaker 5: really stepped all the way up, which caused me to
Speaker 5: put my money into myself and invest and do the
Speaker 5: whole incog negro autu.
Speaker 2: And that's what it was.
Speaker 6: It was them though that didn't step all the way up.
Speaker 6: I'm just saying, for the person listening, tru, that's you
Speaker 6: right when you were that.
Speaker 2: It's when you.
Speaker 5: I don't want to put the blame on them specifically.
Speaker 5: It was like circumstances that they were dealing with at
Speaker 5: the time where I wasn't patient enough to just wait around.
Speaker 5: And thank God that those circumstances happened, because if they didn't,
Speaker 5: I would not have said, fuck it, I'm going to
Speaker 5: do this on my own. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: That's how things work out. Shit don't work out for
Speaker 5: you to be able to do certain things and take
Speaker 5: fade into your own hands. That's literally how it works out.
Speaker 5: And so I went to an independent company. I remember
Speaker 5: that they gave me seven dollars an holbum. I sold
Speaker 5: fifty thousand records at seven dollars a pop. I got
Speaker 5: three hundred and fifty thousand dollars check when I was
Speaker 5: like twenty one biggest check I ever.
Speaker 2: Got, all put into myself. Yeah, and I made the
Speaker 2: whole album for like twenty thousand dollars.
Speaker 5: But again, that's all money I saved up from all
Speaker 5: the after parties and shit that I was doing when
Speaker 5: I was eighteen nineteen twenty from working at the radio statation.
Speaker 5: So it was all part of the plan. It was
Speaker 5: very strategic, and it took longer than I thought, but
Speaker 5: that shit worked out the way it needed to work out.
Speaker 5: I wouldn't be here if it wasn't.
Speaker 6: You think your process, the way that you did it
Speaker 6: would not be appreciated today.
Speaker 2: I think it would be very appreciated today.
Speaker 5: We're trying to put this bitch on film and on
Speaker 5: television the way that it happened, because there's so much
Speaker 5: more to it. I'm just trying to give you all
Speaker 5: the short the short version, right, let's took about Splash Waterfalls.
Speaker 2: Splash Waterfalls.
Speaker 5: This is That's a good question because it was Shawna's
Speaker 5: brother is a producer, really, and he produced Splash Waterfall. Yeah, Yeah,
Speaker 5: Shawna's fucking brother and Ice Drake so he produced that
Speaker 5: song Splash Waterfalls, so he put Drake on. I wouldn't
Speaker 5: say he's the first. That's rum the room now, but
Speaker 5: that's where that came from. And we did the remix
Speaker 5: with Tony Tony Tony Beat. So that ship is another
Speaker 5: another great one for the ladies whenever we do these shows. Yeah,
Speaker 5: Splash Waterfall.
Speaker 2: Before you got married, he was spinking pop a lot
Speaker 2: of things. No comment, get ready for this part? No,
Speaker 2: I mean I'm married like a motherfucker. I'm sixteen, So
Speaker 2: you're just going in there. How many kids you got here? Six?
Speaker 2: He's supposed to say, hip hop? Ma oh, hip hop?
Speaker 2: I'm back. Ask the question again, how many kids you got?
Speaker 2: Hip hop? Break it? Don't get outside, up and outside
Speaker 2: holy ship. Let's we wanted to ask me that again?
Speaker 2: Who got the best food? Dominican Republic or Puerto Rico?
Speaker 2: Don't do that, Cubans, I said it. I don't know
Speaker 2: if you understand the ward. He just that's why I
Speaker 2: asked the question.
Speaker 4: I'm hit me with all these questions, Cuban, Cuban, Let's
Speaker 4: reverse the role.
Speaker 2: Let me play slow and what's the ship called slow? Time?
Speaker 1: With you?
Speaker 4: Time?
Speaker 2: Slow time of slime. Who's got by the way, who's
Speaker 2: got the best Cuban? So he has no fight? Okay,
Speaker 2: I got okay, Cuban's got the best food? Who's got
Speaker 2: the best of Rolo? Best Cuban Cuban? Sorry, it's the best.
Speaker 2: We've got the best rose Dominicans, Puerto Rican? Why you asking?
Speaker 2: Its Cubans? Trying to I'm trying to stop this motherfucker
Speaker 2: out here. You You're ruining it right now. I can't
Speaker 2: let him answer any other than Cubans. Who's got the
Speaker 2: best food? Puerto Ricans or Dominicans? Who's got the best? Yeah?
Speaker 2: I want to know what that? What's the hard question
Speaker 2: when it comes to Dominicans? Point, what's the hardest food? Question?
Speaker 2: About my fungo? Who's got the Puerto Ricans win? We
Speaker 2: went am old fungo.
Speaker 4: But but I'm going to tell you this, tell us,
Speaker 4: tell us the best teacher I got is Puerto Ricans?
Speaker 2: Why you, guys? But what was about it?
Speaker 4: Is all the best teachers from Puerto Rico, it'd be
Speaker 4: the Dominican chefs.
Speaker 2: I hate it.
Speaker 7: I hated I can't I look up looking what the
Speaker 7: what the fuck is one he do? There for funny
Speaker 7: talking about it's not all the same ship.
Speaker 4: Broo, we don't like it, right, listen, bro we all
Speaker 4: the same people.
Speaker 5: You think you having a hard time. Michelle Rodriguez from
Speaker 5: The Fast and Furious. One of her parents is Dominican,
Speaker 5: one of her parents is Puerto Rico.
Speaker 2: Get back the dope ship about Let's wait for the sirens.
Speaker 2: That's the move, that's the movie. Sorries are part of
Speaker 2: the process. Dope.
Speaker 5: The dope shit about get back is Tom Cruise in
Speaker 5: the movie.
Speaker 2: Tropic.
Speaker 5: The dope shit about get Back is Tom Cruise in
Speaker 5: the movie Tropic. Thunder Dancing at the end of the
Speaker 5: fucking movie with the big ass Yeah, with the big
Speaker 5: arms and everything. He was less gross grossman in that movie.
Speaker 4: Okay, he played left Tom Cruise because Tom Cruise was
Speaker 4: the agent.
Speaker 2: He was a fat asient. Yeah, exactly. That was real.
Speaker 5: No, So what I was gonna say was the record
Speaker 5: was good, you know, like we're being honest with each other,
Speaker 5: like it wasn't my favorite of all of my records.
Speaker 5: But when that nigga did that at the end of
Speaker 5: the movie, Yeah, when Tom Crow.
Speaker 4: Tom Cruise can put on the fast suit, he put
Speaker 4: on the just for men that everybody's wearing right now.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 5: So when Tom Cruise at the end of the movie
Speaker 5: put on the big suit and he danced to the
Speaker 5: song the entire time, it literally took the record to
Speaker 5: a whole other level and gave it a whole new
Speaker 5: culture to listen to.
Speaker 2: And so it was good record, but he made it great.
Speaker 5: And that's what's dope about it, because just because Tom
Speaker 5: Cruise would do that, and it wasn't like five ten
Speaker 5: seconds we're talking about.
Speaker 2: You watched this.
Speaker 4: Movie the whole song, Yeah, yeah, So did it give
Speaker 4: you a different idea of the power of that of the.
Speaker 2: No, not even that.
Speaker 5: So Ben Steeler is the one who produced and did
Speaker 5: the movie, and he called us to do a screening
Speaker 5: of the movie before it came out, and so a
Speaker 5: lot of people don't know this man, Tom Cruise is
Speaker 5: my guy. So we also talked to him about it.
Speaker 5: They asked my permission about the ship, and then we
Speaker 5: made it happen. And so I just saw Tom Cruise.
Speaker 5: I was on tour with Janet Uh. He came out
Speaker 5: to one of the shows. I saw him at the
Speaker 5: Damn F One, the F One here in Miami.
Speaker 6: Yo.
Speaker 2: Tom Cruises, man, that's my guy. Bro, Tom Cruise is wait,
Speaker 2: what are you? What's going on? I don't know, I
Speaker 2: don't know, I don't know. He just was flawsy. No Tom,
Speaker 2: at this moment, I ain't gonna lie.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he was spitting. He's been bombed.
Speaker 2: Now he's a He's an inspiration man.
Speaker 5: When he does all his own stunts and ship like that,
Speaker 5: that motherfucker is an inspiration.
Speaker 2: He plays no games, he does his own stunts. Bro.
Speaker 2: He has to insure himself.
Speaker 5: He has to put millions of dollars up because he
Speaker 5: wants to do his own study.
Speaker 2: He jumps from plane and all this crazy ship he does,
Speaker 2: all tried to do that. I didn't agree with him,
Speaker 2: come on, said big Pun did it. But it was
Speaker 2: a different level. It was foul it level I didn't want.
Speaker 2: I didn't want to sign it. No, but it was
Speaker 2: the whole the level he came up. He wants to
Speaker 2: jump off the nigga. I don't want nothing to do
Speaker 2: with this. I'm sorry, but can you imagine it?
Speaker 5: Can you imagine doing a movie and you are insured,
Speaker 5: You're putting up millions of dollars for your own insurance
Speaker 5: because you want to do all the stunts because the movie.
Speaker 2: Is not going to do that for you. So that's
Speaker 2: how I'm just saying. That's how much he.
Speaker 4: Believes you do a They say to you, Luda, if
Speaker 4: you want to do your own stunts.
Speaker 2: They don't even ask us if you want to do
Speaker 2: Tom Cruise goes the extra mile I'm talking about. I'm saying,
Speaker 2: they never gave you the option.
Speaker 4: Absolutely not, don't. I haven't got to that level yet.
Speaker 4: That's you wouldn't go there. You wouldn't go there.
Speaker 5: Did you just see me at the fucking Georgia Dome
Speaker 5: with the falcons? I just repelled from the goddamn ceilings.
Speaker 2: I want to do this? You want to do to ship? Hell?
Speaker 2: You know you trying to kill himself.
Speaker 5: I'm gonna take the money, the money I get from
Speaker 5: drink Champs and insure myself on the next goddamn we.
Speaker 2: Got no money. What are you talking about to come in?
Speaker 2: We wanted to get up. They didn't tell y'all they
Speaker 2: was paying me for this. Yeah, shock you for sure?
Speaker 2: That's being shot the old ship from back in the day. Bro,
Speaker 2: How you'm not.
Speaker 5: Gonna tell that's fucked up? I hope that it don't
Speaker 5: come out of y'all check.
Speaker 2: You know. It's funny because I saw him.
Speaker 5: Like a year ago. He was with Kanye. We was
Speaker 5: that made my bone big money, and the nigga was like,
Speaker 5: we got to get your on drink champs. I was like, man,
Speaker 5: I'm trying to you know, I'm gonna come up and
Speaker 5: when I got some ship to promote. The only reason
Speaker 5: I have not been here is you said you wanted
Speaker 5: me at the beginning because I needed I needed to check.
Speaker 5: And so the only reason I came here today is
Speaker 5: they finally told me that I could get the check
Speaker 5: that I've been looking for for eight years.
Speaker 2: That's true, he just paid it. Something moved some birds.
Speaker 2: Just look it up because every artist that comes out here,
Speaker 2: hey man, all that money on alcohol, guys, really, where's
Speaker 2: the check? Yeah? There is.
Speaker 5: I'm joking because motheruckers, I think I'm serious. I'm definitely joking, right,
Speaker 5: But I don't want to suck up.
Speaker 4: The whole your flowers though, bro, because like I said,
Speaker 4: like you're one of those guys that could could navigate
Speaker 4: through any genre. Meaning if Tyler and had a show tomorrow,
Speaker 4: you go in easy. If not, I had a show tomorrow.
Speaker 2: If jay Z had a drink, cham said easy easy,
Speaker 2: If my face had I got it easy. If for real,
Speaker 2: look Kanye, if y J and your guys, you're probably
Speaker 2: one of the only artists. Yeah that was like if
Speaker 2: n w A or Wu Tang out of show, I'll
Speaker 2: show up to either one of these.
Speaker 4: Chi Chill Chip Chill Red can certain night I show up,
Speaker 4: lutle can fucking go on?
Speaker 2: I show up? What's your fantasy? Man? Right with sexy Red.
Speaker 2: She's coming out with a red dog.
Speaker 4: And see right behind you like it's fucking bro for real,
Speaker 4: Like you can fit in every fucking jump.
Speaker 2: Thank you, bro.
Speaker 5: Cheers to that ship man, the one not your phone
Speaker 5: motherfucking your drink.
Speaker 2: Come on, man, it's not what I'm saying. Hold on,
Speaker 2: I'm drinking right. I'm double fishing, man, don't double fist.
Speaker 6: Bro.
Speaker 2: It runs nights going on. Too much going on right now,
Speaker 2: me and little battling. This is Vergo ship.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Bro, I gotta ask you how this ship. So
Speaker 5: we've been here and I'm I'm loving the ship and
Speaker 5: I want to stay. We've been here two hours when
Speaker 5: I when I looked most of the ships is like
Speaker 5: an hour whole don't drink ships.
Speaker 2: Are three hours? Oh like idiots? Oh this is great.
Speaker 2: I keep going. But you know what was your question though?
Speaker 5: No, I thought about the average time frame of all
Speaker 5: drink Champs interviews around keep it up.
Speaker 6: The TV version it's forty five minutes with commercials, but
Speaker 6: the real version is three plus.
Speaker 2: Got you okay, because I'm cool for a minute, But
Speaker 2: I do have to go to No. No, we don't
Speaker 2: expect yeah shot. Oh no, we ain't missing it. We
Speaker 2: ain't missing we gotta we got to perform coming to
Speaker 2: see you before. I'm coming to before. Now it's a
Speaker 2: part of jingle jam or some ship. Yeah.
Speaker 5: So it's like it's a bunch of artists, but that
Speaker 5: ship is in Fort Los.
Speaker 2: Nigga, I don't need a shot. I've been drinking my
Speaker 2: giant Yeah, I'm all the way. Good, come in, listen.
Speaker 2: We've been blessed to have Luther prisident. I appreciate it.
Speaker 4: I mean, you're about slashing on water falls already.
Speaker 2: I love it. I love it. Pipping holes all over
Speaker 2: the world, pipping all over the world. It was never
Speaker 2: pipping holes all over there.
Speaker 5: I did have a song called ho, but pimping all
Speaker 5: over the world, pipping all over the world. Yeah, shout
Speaker 5: out to Polo to Don on that one, and Carrie
Speaker 5: Hilson wrote that hook.
Speaker 2: When you hear a singing, I feel like Polo's down,
Speaker 2: had his braids on to the bit he did have
Speaker 2: his brads.
Speaker 5: Hey love Polo to Don Man. That was one of
Speaker 5: those records that he sent to me, and I was like,
Speaker 5: I already knew what it was. And by the way,
Speaker 5: since we're giving people their flowers, Man, Polo and his
Speaker 5: sonics and his production of what he's contributed to the game, go.
Speaker 2: Back and listen to his catalog. His sonics are out
Speaker 2: of this world. Need to give him.
Speaker 5: I remember Timbling, you know, leaning on him and kind
Speaker 5: of giving him some some advice. And those are two
Speaker 5: people that I respect when it comes to sonics in
Speaker 5: the game, Doctor.
Speaker 2: J Timbling, Polo, Wow, yep. Have you worked with Dre?
Speaker 5: I haven't that If that's what's gonna be one of
Speaker 5: the questions of who I haven't worked with Doctor Dre.
Speaker 5: When listening when we when we was on the watch set,
Speaker 5: he had like a kind of a studio off to
Speaker 5: the side, and I went and listened to a bunch
Speaker 5: of beasts, but we never were able to bring anything
Speaker 5: to fruition.
Speaker 2: But you know he was.
Speaker 5: He was multitasking, so he was doing two things at
Speaker 5: the same time. Man, it ain't too late. We can
Speaker 5: still make it out. No, it's never too late.
Speaker 2: I agree. Let's make it happen. Let's make me listening. Absolutely.
Speaker 4: Okay, Now this is the next question. It is the
Speaker 4: stumped joint.
Speaker 2: Young buck, young bunk? Your buck? Can your bunk?
Speaker 4: We kind of went, we kind of already with yeah,
Speaker 4: you kind kind of get out there.
Speaker 5: Let's go on Saturday. Then yep, Today's Saturdayday. Today's Friday. Nigga,
Speaker 5: you've been drinking way too much.
Speaker 2: Bro, today, I like that stick. That's how busy you
Speaker 2: gotta sit. That's how busy I am. You're right.
Speaker 5: Saturday Organized Noise did that ship again, so organized noise.
Speaker 10: Man.
Speaker 5: They also did Blueberry Yum Yum, which is one of
Speaker 5: my favorite records.
Speaker 2: But Saturday was on Word of Mouth album. Yo.
Speaker 5: You know you're blessed and you don't remember what song
Speaker 5: is on what album because you got that album.
Speaker 2: I love.
Speaker 4: No it was.
Speaker 5: That was one of those records that it's just stood
Speaker 5: the test of time and again in terms of trying
Speaker 5: to do something totally different than what was going on
Speaker 5: in the industry with the cadences of the verses and
Speaker 5: just trying to be different.
Speaker 2: That was one of those things where I set out
Speaker 2: to do that.
Speaker 5: And when you're coming out with your second album and
Speaker 5: the first one is successful, you know that you can
Speaker 5: take some risks and take some chances. And that's exactly
Speaker 5: what we did. So that what happened my class field.
Speaker 5: I believe produced or directed that video.
Speaker 2: I ain't gonna lie.
Speaker 4: Your memory is very goodly stops holding no marijuana.
Speaker 2: Yeah, oh yeah, no, I do all that.
Speaker 4: Okay, I did it. Who are the top five? Okay,
Speaker 4: I'm not gonna put five on it. We're the top
Speaker 4: mcs that influenced you. We talked about that when I
Speaker 4: said red and comment and but.
Speaker 2: I want you to go deeper. I know there's more
Speaker 2: than that.
Speaker 5: Okay, So I said ll cool J because if it
Speaker 5: wasn't for him coming out what I'm Bad, I was
Speaker 5: in the fourth grade. I did a talent showcase where
Speaker 5: I did that record, and I knew every word that
Speaker 5: that entire time.
Speaker 2: I'm bad.
Speaker 5: No rapper can rap quite like I can tell man
Speaker 5: to you, Pinnacle when I say that, he's the one
Speaker 5: who made me want to pursue this as a fucking
Speaker 5: career right to rap.
Speaker 2: And every time I see him myself, I saw yourself
Speaker 2: and him in a sense.
Speaker 5: You can say, yeah, I mean, you can say that,
Speaker 5: or you can say, you know when it once he
Speaker 5: saw me, he saw himself and me. It could be
Speaker 5: either way. But I guess what I'm saying is that
Speaker 5: he inspired me to want to to rap.
Speaker 2: Right, take a peep.
Speaker 5: That's all good. So I would say ll cool J
Speaker 5: just because he inspired me to want to rap. I said,
Speaker 5: I think Scarface he talked about that face being the
Speaker 5: phenomenal storyteller that he is talking about lyricism. His sonics
Speaker 5: were amazing as well and honorable mention to Mike Dean.
Speaker 5: And I know that was a part of that process.
Speaker 5: You discovered Face through Ghetto boys, assuming I was seeing
Speaker 5: ghetto boys. Yeah, I believe so ghetto boys first, because
Speaker 5: he was he was a lot of people don't know
Speaker 5: Scarface was a DJ before he was in the Ghetto Boys,
Speaker 5: and you knew him at that point. I didn't know
Speaker 5: him at I'm saying you knew about him. I knew
Speaker 5: about him. Yeah, before Ghetto Boys, I heard about that.
Speaker 5: I was engulfed in hip hop culture, everything that had
Speaker 5: anything to do with hip hop.
Speaker 2: I'm all about it. I'm researching it. I mean before that,
Speaker 2: you must have been like really deepen in the South.
Speaker 2: Though the South is well connected, man. I mean, I
Speaker 2: feel like I know ship, but I didn't know that
Speaker 2: part of it.
Speaker 5: So basically I would say scar Face, I would say LL.
Speaker 5: I said Common, Right, I feel like Common is underrated, man.
Speaker 2: That coming since that first album no Id, Yeah.
Speaker 5: Resurrection, Resurrection yep, red Man. I said that first love
Speaker 5: albums off the chain yep. And if I had the
Speaker 5: name a fifth one, it would be Outcast. If you
Speaker 5: can put those two together, Okay, that's one, you know,
Speaker 5: so you feel that creates ludicrous.
Speaker 2: There's a I was.
Speaker 5: I loved all of hip hop, but you asked off
Speaker 5: the top of my head, you asked me to name five.
Speaker 5: Those are the first five that I could name that
Speaker 5: helped shape me.
Speaker 2: Okay, yep.
Speaker 5: But then you got, you know, being in Atlanta, like
Speaker 5: the Kilo Ali's and the shy Ds and just the
Speaker 5: base heavy and us loving the ride around Gucci Crew.
Speaker 6: Bridgie from Atlanta or the Miami ghost Town detis. I
Speaker 6: always always represent Gucci Cris Miami, but I feel.
Speaker 5: Like ghost We had ghost Town DJs and DJ right, yeah,
Speaker 5: DJ DJ Smurt for ghost Town DJs that like set
Speaker 5: the tone, and you had ke Ali and you had
Speaker 5: all these bass artists and that's what Yeah, well we
Speaker 5: had that synergy with Miami and in Atlanta with the debate, right,
Speaker 5: and that's what helped shape the kind of tone of
Speaker 5: Atlanta music as well.
Speaker 2: So yeah, I would say that blow it out. You
Speaker 2: at he how we just paused, It's fantastic, it's the best.
Speaker 5: And I was dope because that was Chicken and Beer album.
Speaker 5: That was my third album, and I think my first
Speaker 5: week sales was the highest first week sales of my.
Speaker 2: Entire career on that album. And I remember he was
Speaker 2: getting eighty thousand verse back then. Let's make some noise
Speaker 2: of that. He said. What she said? He said more
Speaker 2: than that? Look look look at him. He said it
Speaker 2: was boring. Hold on getting bigger than that?
Speaker 7: Best?
Speaker 5: When did glamorous come out? What are don't worry about
Speaker 5: that's a lot.
Speaker 2: I don't worry. We got googlers. That's fine. But yeah,
Speaker 2: probably they paid the Google. Yeah, no, I don't know.
Speaker 5: I don't know what a year, but I was gonna say,
Speaker 5: what comes to mind with that particular song was us
Speaker 5: shooting this video, and you know how sometimes you would
Speaker 5: shoot two songs in one video. We had this Southern
Speaker 5: Hospitality intro to that album and I still use that
Speaker 5: intro to this day because they had an Isaac Hayes
Speaker 5: sample in it, and it was most amazing fucking intro ever.
Speaker 5: DJ Nasty from Ortlanta did that's called shout out the Nasty.
Speaker 5: It's called Southern Fried intro. So we did that and
Speaker 5: blow it out your ass all in one video. The
Speaker 5: whole crew is in there, you know what I mean,
Speaker 5: shawna shingy titty boy. This was when we had fifteen
Speaker 5: fucking artists, so everybody is in this video.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: So it was amazing because that was just a moment
Speaker 5: in time where I was like, I was after word
Speaker 5: of Mouth did three point five million, and I'm going
Speaker 5: to the next album. So once a nigga crossed over
Speaker 5: that whole sophomore jink shit, it's just like, okay, Nigga,
Speaker 5: I'm here. Fuck y'all can't say shit else about me.
Speaker 5: Now I'm about to take this shit to a whole
Speaker 5: other level. So that timeframe was it was a beautiful
Speaker 5: time frame. It was a beautiful time frame. And I
Speaker 5: remember jay Z I believe what because I did, I
Speaker 5: want to say, like three hundred almost four hundred thousand
Speaker 5: records the first week.
Speaker 2: He always that's crazy.
Speaker 5: Now you always fuck with me like that was my
Speaker 5: guy because we was at the same label. We'll see
Speaker 5: each other a lot, and he would give me a
Speaker 5: lot of game. But after that first week, he came
Speaker 5: to me, he was.
Speaker 2: Like, Nigga, there you go. It's official. It's official.
Speaker 5: Now you know that motherfuckers the first week King, Yes,
Speaker 5: if you think about the history, that motherfucker's so like
Speaker 5: half a million first week, like three or four times
Speaker 5: if my mind serves me correct.
Speaker 2: So when I got close to that on his ass,
Speaker 2: he was like, yeah, man, this ship is official.
Speaker 4: So let me ask you again. Them bounced around you
Speaker 4: sign Chingy right, yep.
Speaker 5: I don't know mention the Shaka. Shaka was really the
Speaker 5: one that spearheaded that entire Chingy movement and situation. He
Speaker 5: kind of I went to an R but he was
Speaker 5: the one that noticed it and picked it up and
Speaker 5: brought it to brought it to the team. I don't
Speaker 5: want to take credit for that, basically.
Speaker 2: Okay, So.
Speaker 4: Basically Atlanta's a region that's hot. But we know this
Speaker 4: other artist here, Sat Louis is like kind of almost undiscovered.
Speaker 2: We got Nelly, and I wouldn't say that.
Speaker 5: I don't want to say undiscovered because you had you
Speaker 5: had Nelly and he had his team there and this
Speaker 5: was years before.
Speaker 4: Okay, yeah, but Nelly and his team is kind of
Speaker 4: like in that same category, right right.
Speaker 5: But I'm just saying I wouldn't use the word undiscovered
Speaker 5: because Saint Louis, from what from my perspective, in terms
Speaker 5: of rapping, in terms of that category, Nelly really, you know,
Speaker 5: capsulted it to a whole level.
Speaker 2: Yeah, absolutely, no, I agree with you. What made you
Speaker 2: sign a Chingy? Was it because of Nelly's success?
Speaker 5: So Chingy had the song right there, so you put
Speaker 5: it out independently. And that's why I'm saying Shaka flag
Speaker 5: that he noticed it and he was the one that
Speaker 5: brought it to the team.
Speaker 2: I can't take credit for this.
Speaker 5: I gotta give Shocka all the credit, right, Well, I
Speaker 5: never heard it, but you know, as a as a
Speaker 5: person who understands music and understands creative you know when
Speaker 5: something is popping, and if you're the first person before
Speaker 5: everybody else gets to it, and you go sit with
Speaker 5: that artist and you know, you tell them you believe
Speaker 5: in them, then that's what is the magic that can
Speaker 5: help you even further propel them to superstar status. When
Speaker 5: that song was out, we knew it was good and
Speaker 5: we just wanted to help try to fault it.
Speaker 4: To a whole other level. I apologize. So he came
Speaker 4: to you and he played you that record.
Speaker 2: How did this happen? He played?
Speaker 5: He played me the record, And I'm gonna be honest
Speaker 5: with y'all. When I first heard it, I didn't understand it.
Speaker 2: You know, yeah, it was right there. I'm sorry, I'm
Speaker 2: doing a dance. I'm sorry.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you're not really, you're not really doing to dance.
Speaker 4: I'm you almost had it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm fucking it up, lutle.
Speaker 5: When he brought it to me, it was I heard it,
Speaker 5: and it's like I didn't fully understand it, but it didn't.
Speaker 5: It didn't when he believed in it so much. Man,
Speaker 5: you believe in it, there's much Let's roll with it.
Speaker 5: And the rest, As I keep saying, the rest is
Speaker 5: fucking history. When you believe in your brothers twenty four years,
Speaker 5: no contract, where you believe in your brothers, shit happens.
Speaker 2: God, good, shit happens. God damn.
Speaker 4: That was beautiful. Okay, damn damn, Rod still good on?
Speaker 4: Just to say it out loud, do you still have
Speaker 4: your three dollar.
Speaker 6: What is it?
Speaker 2: Ninety three?
Speaker 4: I can legend nineteen ninety What makes it so special
Speaker 4: to you?
Speaker 2: Do you need to say that the right way? Before
Speaker 2: I entered, everybody knew I can't read.
Speaker 5: Let's go, Yeah, my nineteen ninety three accurate legend. I
Speaker 5: absolutely still have that ship. And here's a great story
Speaker 5: about that. Well, first, let me answer what you said.
Speaker 5: What makes it so spaid?
Speaker 2: God bless you got that?
Speaker 5: That's COVID. What makes it so special to me? I'll
Speaker 5: give you a quick story about what makes it so special.
Speaker 5: I have had this car from from the beginning of time,
Speaker 5: before I became commercially successful, before I signed my.
Speaker 2: Def jam deal.
Speaker 5: That was the tour bus, and it was the accurate legend,
Speaker 5: riding the fucking Augusta everywhere in Georgia doing all these
Speaker 5: you know shows with like twenty motherfucking people showing up
Speaker 5: on the Chitlin Circuit because I had this independent album out.
Speaker 2: No I wasn't. It's just called the Chitpling Circuit. Do
Speaker 2: your research. I've been there, so I'm still there in
Speaker 2: my mind. Yeah, my bad.
Speaker 5: So what makes that car so specialist? I'm driving this
Speaker 5: car fifteen years plus one day, I'm on the goddamn
Speaker 5: highway and I'm driving my car. This s got over
Speaker 5: two hundred thousand miles on it, and so I'm driving.
Speaker 5: I'm in the left lane, I'm in the fast lane,
Speaker 5: and I see this motherfucking truck with a U haul
Speaker 5: hitch on it, and I'm just minding my business and
Speaker 5: all of a sudden, I see the hitch start to sway,
Speaker 5: and I'm like, in my mind, this is reaction time,
Speaker 5: because in a split second, this.
Speaker 2: Hitch came off of the fucking truck.
Speaker 5: And now I got to use all of my instinct
Speaker 5: to try and get as far away from this shit
Speaker 5: as possible because it's coming straight for the passenger side.
Speaker 2: Of my accurate legend. I tried my best to.
Speaker 5: Get away, but this shit battle round battle, round to
Speaker 5: living shit out of shit, right, So Luckily, I'm okay,
Speaker 5: I had the seat belt on, I.
Speaker 2: Could pull over to the side, but my car is total.
Speaker 5: So fast forward about two months later, I'm trying to
Speaker 5: get the shit fixed and Accurate. The company knows nothing
Speaker 5: about this crash, but they wanted to use Pimping all
Speaker 5: Over the World the song in one of their Accurate
Speaker 5: commercials to promote.
Speaker 2: A new movie. I'm sorry, No, I did you just crashed?
Speaker 2: I'm sorry.
Speaker 5: Accurate wanted to use the Pipping all Over the World
Speaker 5: song to promote one of their commercials. So they invite
Speaker 5: me out because we cleared the Pipping all Over the
Speaker 5: World song for their commercial, and they have an auto
Speaker 5: show in Detroit, and so I go to to the
Speaker 5: auto show and they're showing us the new for GT
Speaker 5: and all this other stuff. They know nothing about my crash.
Speaker 5: So at the end, the company goes upstairs and they're
Speaker 5: having a meeting, and they say, do you want to
Speaker 5: say something on the microphone? And I'm like, no, I
Speaker 5: don't know what I'm gonna say. I'm just happy to
Speaker 5: be here. So I go up on the mic and
Speaker 5: I don't have a speech prepared or nothing, and I'm
Speaker 5: talking to all the executives.
Speaker 2: And CEOs of the company Accurate.
Speaker 5: The only thing that came to my mind was this
Speaker 5: is how passionate I am about at my Accurate legend,
Speaker 5: and how much I love it.
Speaker 2: I just got an accident.
Speaker 5: You all hits, just a test from a fucking truck
Speaker 5: battle round my shit, and believe it or not, how
Speaker 5: much I have to pay for the damages.
Speaker 2: It's worth more than the actual car rig right now.
Speaker 5: So I just and then I came down from the
Speaker 5: podium and all the motherfucking top CEOs came up to
Speaker 5: me and said.
Speaker 2: We want to te take your car and redo the
Speaker 2: whole damn thing.
Speaker 5: We want to take that ship, redo the tires, the inside,
Speaker 5: the fucking the sound system, the engine, the every like
Speaker 5: the outside candy paint. They took my car and they
Speaker 5: redid everything, and I still drive that ship till this day.
Speaker 2: Let's make some noise for people to people are achrol.
Speaker 2: I ain't gonna lie. I met my wife, she had
Speaker 2: an achor. We gotta start showing love that that Japanese made.
Speaker 2: They take their time.
Speaker 4: Japanese say goal. That means they got a battery operated. Yeah,
Speaker 4: I'm sorry, that's a watch ship.
Speaker 5: They still Japanese made right. Yeah, Honda, Honda exactly, Honda accurate.
Speaker 5: Same same people, so same people, so fast and furious.
Speaker 2: Who gave you that call? It was John Singleton.
Speaker 5: Oh you said that, But you know what, I'm glad
Speaker 5: you asked that because I was on tour with Eminem
Speaker 5: at the time. This was after the Outcast tour. So
Speaker 5: I was on tour with Eminem and I got a flaw,
Speaker 5: a slight flaw. Yeah, So I got a call. I'm
Speaker 5: about to go on stage in twenty minutes. I get
Speaker 5: a call from my agent saying John Singleton wants you
Speaker 5: to put yourself on camera to try out and read
Speaker 5: these lines for too fast, too furious.
Speaker 2: I'm like, man, what the fuck is what?
Speaker 5: I'm about to go on stade Like, I'm concentrated on
Speaker 5: killing this crowd right now. So we get a camera together,
Speaker 5: because of course you got all type of production people backstage, no,
Speaker 5: none of that shit. I'm looking at the lines and
Speaker 5: I'm like, Okay, I gotta come up and try and
Speaker 5: make this care. Okay, let me get in character, let
Speaker 5: me read these lines, go through it a couple of times.
Speaker 5: Now we're like twelve minutes before show time.
Speaker 2: Fuck it. Just put me on camera.
Speaker 5: This is the best they gonna get right now, because
Speaker 5: the motherfuckers like we need the shit by tomorrow. So
Speaker 5: I put myself on camera, go out kill the stage.
Speaker 5: The next day, I'm not thinking I got the shit
Speaker 5: because I'm like, ain't no way ahead, Like I rushed
Speaker 5: the ship out of this putting.
Speaker 2: Myself on tape. Nigga called me. It was like, you
Speaker 2: got the part. The rest is history, ladies and gentlemen.
Speaker 4: Now I'm sitting in my crib one day. I don't
Speaker 4: know if it's Netflix or whatever, but you on a lot.
Speaker 2: Of teaper just come up end of the road. Yeah,
Speaker 2: click that ship. Your niggas had me crying. Really, yeah,
Speaker 2: I ain't like the white boys trying to get that
Speaker 2: jall the white boys trying to get that jall. You
Speaker 2: was like, get in the call. Yeah, yeah, you in
Speaker 2: the car.
Speaker 4: I'm trying to think it's that cry worthy though, I
Speaker 4: don't know if it was cry word?
Speaker 2: Can you let me sure? You can't let me cry?
Speaker 2: Let me cry?
Speaker 6: Bro?
Speaker 2: All right, Okay, I'm crying.
Speaker 6: Man.
Speaker 2: I've been ship spent some ship. I'm looking I've been
Speaker 2: through some ship.
Speaker 5: Hey, you know what I apologize Joey motion is validated,
Speaker 5: and uh, I can't believe that I tried to.
Speaker 2: Do that to you.
Speaker 4: Let me just tell you something. It's how good you
Speaker 4: and Latifa are actors.
Speaker 2: I didn't look at y'all like I knew y'all and
Speaker 2: I know both of y'all's dope, and I looked I
Speaker 2: felt so sorry.
Speaker 4: I was like, why is the white people bothering them?
Speaker 5: That means the world of me, just because that's our
Speaker 5: biggest goal. Is anyone in hip hop to not look
Speaker 5: at us hip hop artist in the movie period.
Speaker 2: That's that's the biggest thing. Goddamn the world. I mean
Speaker 2: that means the world.
Speaker 4: But watched that movie and I was like, holy Moly,
Speaker 4: brock of moly, But that's that's that's in me in
Speaker 4: my opinion.
Speaker 2: That's what I couldn't do.
Speaker 4: Was like I couldn't like identify those characters that I
Speaker 4: couldn't relate to.
Speaker 2: But for for me, for you, you're a real actor.
Speaker 2: To me, thank you man. You can actually do whatever
Speaker 2: the fuck you want to do. Bro that crash sh it.
Speaker 5: It fucked me up for that to be my first
Speaker 5: official movie and you in there with Don Cheetle like
Speaker 5: we said, Terrence Howard, Sandra Bullock, Brendan Fraser, Lorenz Tate,
Speaker 5: who out of Watchington, fucking minutes to Society and all
Speaker 5: these other things. It was nothing but a list extreme
Speaker 5: actors in that movie.
Speaker 2: And here I am, this nigga, you.
Speaker 5: Know, fresh off of Chicken and Beer album, and it
Speaker 5: was intimidating, but I knew I had to step up
Speaker 5: to the god damn play.
Speaker 2: So I think that changed things for me, man. And
Speaker 2: like I said, that's why I take it so serious.
Speaker 4: And you had a Chicken and Beer in the airport,
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, and.
Speaker 2: Bo, it's in Lax now too.
Speaker 5: So it's in Atlanta Hartsfield Jackson and in Lax Airports
Speaker 5: Chicken and Beer restaurant for Chuggle.
Speaker 2: Check that out.
Speaker 5: Than Jackson, you said, Jackson, Hartsfield Jackson. That's Atlanta Hartsfield
Speaker 5: Jackson Airport and jack Maynor Jackson. So it's Hartfield but shocking.
Speaker 4: We know you don't want to shine, but can you
Speaker 4: sit down for us for one second?
Speaker 2: Shot, Joco, please here, come.
Speaker 4: On, shot, please for one second. I mean for me,
Speaker 4: not not not not for the world, for you, for me,
Speaker 4: for me, you know, And you got young nigga mumas praid.
Speaker 2: For camera purposes. You're gonna have to go like this,
Speaker 2: my brother, but you gotta do that. You can't do that.
Speaker 2: There you go. Now, you just got to face this.
Speaker 2: Used to this, I'm used to this year. I know
Speaker 2: how it goes. Now.
Speaker 4: I just want to say something Shot, because you're one
Speaker 4: of the greatest people I ever met in life.
Speaker 1: And what I would say, what you kind of alluded to,
Speaker 1: is that there's energies in the world, and we come
Speaker 1: from a lot of different background and we have people
Speaker 1: that are intentional or we have intentional enemies that use
Speaker 1: our culture against us. Right they use what we've done,
Speaker 1: where we've come from, who we are, the neighborhoods, the
Speaker 1: people we associate with, against us. So we have to
Speaker 1: be very clear about who we are and whether that's
Speaker 1: our existence or our experience.
Speaker 2: I tell any young person what you're going through is
Speaker 2: not who you are. And so at that point, if you.
Speaker 1: Can have integrity in any situation when we talk in
Speaker 1: long term, we're watching a lot going on right now,
Speaker 1: and you can only give me the grace and the
Speaker 1: benefit of the belief in me based upon my integrity
Speaker 1: through the situations and the years we've known each other,
Speaker 1: because if I'd showed you another person, you'd have been like.
Speaker 1: So when we look at and we've talked about this
Speaker 1: a couple of times, and he's called me and just
Speaker 1: been like, thank you, And I'm like, what are you
Speaker 1: thinking me for? I thank him more than I'm a
Speaker 1: loan for the ride. Yeah, I can't do something if
Speaker 1: something is not there. I can't make something out of nothing.
Speaker 4: He's not.
Speaker 2: Just thank you for keeping me in the space and
Speaker 2: the mindset of which I am.
Speaker 1: He had to navigate trap music, he had to navigate
Speaker 1: all of the other stuff to just be who he was,
Speaker 1: and it wasn't always the cool thing. But his integrity now,
Speaker 1: even in that situation, it's paying off for him long term.
Speaker 2: So if I would tell anybody youth, even old.
Speaker 1: People, when we look at what we're dealing with and
Speaker 1: were getting and we're trying to age gracefully, our integrity
Speaker 1: comes in play when we start thinking about ten twenty
Speaker 1: thirty years later and we see a lot of people
Speaker 1: being attacked for what they did ten twenty thirty years
Speaker 1: ago earlier, right, and we know what's right even when
Speaker 1: it's cool hip hop we lived a life.
Speaker 2: You know what I'm saying, Drink the hood, travel the world,
Speaker 2: just do it. So I appreciate the grace that was
Speaker 2: given to me.
Speaker 5: Who I'm talking You're good, But you know, because I
Speaker 5: was gonna say that, let me just say what's so
Speaker 5: special about this podcast? And y'all are so used to
Speaker 5: it right now that you might be to a degree desensitized.
Speaker 5: But what I noticed is the passion that comes from
Speaker 5: both of y'all, man, Like you can't fake when you
Speaker 5: look at somebody's eyes when they're asking certain questions and
Speaker 5: all of this ship is just so much passion, and
Speaker 5: that it's very hard to be able to transfer that
Speaker 5: when someone is looking on a fucking screen as opposed
Speaker 5: to being here. What I'm saying is, you two motherfuckers
Speaker 5: do very well at letting that ship transfer through the
Speaker 5: fucking screen of the passion and the love that y'all have.
Speaker 5: And that's what makes Drinking Chaps so goddamn special.
Speaker 7: You say.
Speaker 4: From the beginning, him, Jeff, they had your fucking back, bro,
Speaker 4: Like I can't lie to you.
Speaker 2: I saw that shot from the beginning. Always, we always,
Speaker 2: we all got each other's back. Yeah, that's why it's
Speaker 2: so beautiful years and counting, baby, Yeah, that shit is
Speaker 2: so beautiful. Man.
Speaker 4: What is what is something that you regret it? What
Speaker 4: is what is somebody had the chance to work with
Speaker 4: and you didn't have.
Speaker 2: We were just talking about, like the whole Doctor Dre.
Speaker 5: I wouldn't even call it regret because there's still a
Speaker 5: chance for the ship to happen.
Speaker 2: It's gonna happen.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, but I uh, that's somebody I definitely want
Speaker 5: to work with. When we were talking about the whole
Speaker 5: Death Row versus Bad Boy thing, which is the one
Speaker 5: of the hardest questions y'all asked me tonight, I love it,
Speaker 5: and I just talked to I just thought about like
Speaker 5: my experience as a kid growing up and me gravitating
Speaker 5: towards the sonics of what Doctor Dre does and going
Speaker 5: as far as wondering how this nigga got that ship
Speaker 5: to sound that amazing. But that's somebody I would love
Speaker 5: it to work with. And the hit Man and Bad
Speaker 5: Boy they sound amazing as well. Easy More be all
Speaker 5: of the ship that Biggie did.
Speaker 2: I haven't.
Speaker 4: I haven't.
Speaker 2: That's the SB twelve love right there. We're doing that.
Speaker 2: Come on, easy mob be let's get alog. Yeah, hell yeah,
Speaker 2: let's go.
Speaker 5: He's done a record with Biggie Posts Post and Tupac
Speaker 5: Post Yeah Post. Because I'm young, Jay, Hell.
Speaker 2: I ain't gonna lie.
Speaker 4: That's like rights to retirement, not not. You know, you
Speaker 4: know I'm trying to never retire.
Speaker 2: I got you.
Speaker 4: But what I'm trying to say is I don't have
Speaker 4: the accolades. And I've been in this game twenty six years.
Speaker 2: I'm saying that you got motherfucking drink chances, this ship.
Speaker 2: That's a whole nother life. But no, come on, bro,
Speaker 2: It's okay.
Speaker 4: But but what I'm trying to tell you is I
Speaker 4: want to give your flowers my brother.
Speaker 2: I got the mother you know I received. No, no, No,
Speaker 2: That's why you're here.
Speaker 4: You know, it's because because I'm being honest, Ludle, you're
Speaker 4: one of the greatest of our coach.
Speaker 2: Absolutely wow.
Speaker 4: And the fact that and the fact that it's known,
Speaker 4: the fact is that you can be into six seven
Speaker 4: different everyone respect you, from the gangs to us, to
Speaker 4: the people who wear backpacks, to the people who take shots,
Speaker 4: to people who shoot people, to people who look at
Speaker 4: people who's stealing, to people who actually steal.
Speaker 2: You respected in every genre.
Speaker 5: I'm a culmination of my environment, man, and it's all
Speaker 5: of those things.
Speaker 2: But thank you man. I'm telling you when you have
Speaker 2: to know that, you have.
Speaker 4: To know that that's what and hip hop, that's what
Speaker 4: the fuck we strive to be, is accepted in all
Speaker 4: genres because you know why, there's five elements of hip hop, right,
Speaker 4: so you could either breakdance, you either graffiti, you either rap,
Speaker 4: you either DJ. It's not people that's accepted in all
Speaker 4: those genres and that's what you're you are.
Speaker 2: Thank you, bro.
Speaker 6: Man.
Speaker 2: No like like, look, I'm not playing around. That's what
Speaker 2: you a hold on.
Speaker 4: You gotta sit, don't count.
Speaker 5: All the way believe And you said you wanted me
Speaker 5: to be one of the first motherfuckers on here.
Speaker 2: Now I don't.
Speaker 4: Because I know we're Virgo brothers.
Speaker 7: I know we.
Speaker 4: Were all that, but that that takes away everything from
Speaker 4: who you are a as a real like artist. Like
Speaker 4: I'm gonna say I said it, I said it earlier.
Speaker 4: Who the fuck was jogging me earlier? It was Jo
Speaker 4: That's why he said no. And I was like, that
Speaker 4: was the difference between the versus battle was Lula was
Speaker 4: seasoned you were seasoned with Kevin Lowns, seasoned with Leoll
Speaker 4: We were foul people.
Speaker 2: What I mean by that is.
Speaker 4: They sent you on a road that whole time, and
Speaker 4: they made you know how to fucking perform a show.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they did all of us.
Speaker 4: So again, I'm sorry, and Nei's my brother again. But
Speaker 4: when I seen because because versus we were just sitting
Speaker 4: back home and we were just watching everything, and I
Speaker 4: sat back as soon as I seen your face. You
Speaker 4: made that face earlier. God, we got it on a film.
Speaker 4: Now you made that face. I said, this, motherfucker christ.
Speaker 2: I know, like I know, and I seen him and he.
Speaker 5: Were playing, we was playing Nigga. Joe Budden said the
Speaker 5: same thing he did. I didn't know that to a degree.
Speaker 5: He said the same ship.
Speaker 2: What did he say? Come on? Please? Pretty much what
Speaker 2: you said? Yeah, I ain't gonna lie. I saw your face.
Speaker 5: I didn't even know I was making a face like
Speaker 5: this ship is. It's great to hear from a different perspective.
Speaker 2: S And that is my brother. To just just be clear,
Speaker 2: I love Nellie's my brother too.
Speaker 4: Man.
Speaker 2: I looked Louter's gonna snub somebody tonight. What you're gonna
Speaker 2: snuff your own crew. I don't even know. That's how
Speaker 2: crazy you.
Speaker 5: That's why I'm okay taking the jazz bro because none
Speaker 5: of them are death blows. They are It's okay. Somebody
Speaker 5: got to be the person that that takes the jazz. Now,
Speaker 5: when I decide to hit back, then it might be unfair.
Speaker 2: It just depends on hit back. You know why you
Speaker 2: can't back? Why can't I hit back? Nor?
Speaker 5: I need to hear this why it is good? I
Speaker 5: really need to hear. It's been like fifteen years inspiration.
Speaker 4: You know why you are inspiration to the people that
Speaker 4: we say, you know what, this guy said this, but
Speaker 4: we don't want respond because you know why I booted it.
Speaker 2: The you're the good guy.
Speaker 5: Now you understand why I try to take the high
Speaker 5: road and always I'm cool because my core is strong,
Speaker 5: and I'm okay with taking these jazz because at the
Speaker 5: end of the day, I hope whatever it is that
Speaker 5: these motherfuckers that take jabs at me are trying to accomplish,
Speaker 5: I hope that they've accomplished that shit. You know why,
Speaker 5: because it has not hurt or put a dent in
Speaker 5: my legacy or me in any fucking way. So I
Speaker 5: allow them to do that because at the end of
Speaker 5: the day, I still love these motherfuckers. There's still a
Speaker 5: certain amount of history that we have with each other
Speaker 5: that if I stand on a certain amount of morals
Speaker 5: and integrity and just love. I haven't come to a
Speaker 5: point where I'm wanting to do tit for tat and
Speaker 5: bicker and babbling, go back and forth with motherfuckers, because
Speaker 5: when I see you in person, it ain't shit like
Speaker 5: what the fuck you was just talking about on camera.
Speaker 5: It's totally different. Yes, it's a dichotomy that I haven't
Speaker 5: fully understood yet, and I don't think that I'm gonna
Speaker 5: understand it one hundred percent.
Speaker 2: You're talking about being real.
Speaker 5: This whole industry is built off motherfuckers saying shit on camera,
Speaker 5: but then when they see you in person, it's something
Speaker 5: totally different. And I can say that I either am
Speaker 5: immature or too mature because I haven't fully grasped and
Speaker 5: understood that yet. I'm still giving my fuckers the benefit
Speaker 5: of the doubt.
Speaker 2: That's my problem. That's either my gift or my curse.
Speaker 2: That's what I'm saying. God damn, I'm just being real.
Speaker 2: I'm smoking another blood sorry, I'm just being real. Let
Speaker 2: me expand on.
Speaker 6: Something that Nord was saying though, and just coming from
Speaker 6: the perspective of being from Miami, being a mixtape DJ
Speaker 6: out of Miami. One of the things that we was
Speaker 6: like from where I come from Miami, like the hip
Speaker 6: hop community I come from is like the early nineties,
Speaker 6: and we only wanted lyrical sensibility coming out of the South, right,
Speaker 6: That's what we strived for because everything was man in
Speaker 6: New York, right, and we were emulating that. But we
Speaker 6: wanted to be representative of the South.
Speaker 2: And you did that. Dungeon family did that. Outcast did that.
Speaker 2: You did that.
Speaker 4: That's what I want you to know that you were.
Speaker 4: You did that to the highest ability. That's huge. Thank you, bro, huge, huge,
Speaker 4: real thank you man.
Speaker 2: When I said it, hip hop so much, I'm just.
Speaker 5: As passionate with my answers and receiving this love as
Speaker 5: y'all are like saying it.
Speaker 2: I'm being real because you deserve it. I stayed moving, man, moving,
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 4: I just me and honest man, you your crew. I
Speaker 4: was saying this to everyone here. You know, pretty much
Speaker 4: everyone that was here. I spoke to them before you
Speaker 4: came in. I was just like, this is a person
Speaker 4: I wanted to like give the flowers tubes, y'all. It's
Speaker 4: because y'all, really, y'all, really, you really lived this ship
Speaker 4: really out, like not just because I drink on drink Champ.
Speaker 2: Drinks. Let's go, let's go, Let's let's go. Jamie shots Jamie. No, no, no,
Speaker 2: right here.
Speaker 4: That means you didn't take it because looks is done. Okay, okay,
Speaker 4: he's right.
Speaker 5: Her job is to refill my shots after I take him.
Speaker 2: I mean, I'm five, Let me drink and shot. Let
Speaker 2: me just say something. Everybody put that cups of their
Speaker 2: empty shots up. We can save the camera. Please, it's
Speaker 2: in the same shots. Watch this. You can't fake this ship.
Speaker 2: Go ahead, go ahead.
Speaker 3: He wins, he wins, he wins. You say that to
Speaker 3: the camera, please, yes, ludle wins. When's the camera? Yes,
Speaker 3: little winds. I guess what I win because Lud's win
Speaker 3: and blut the winds. That's the way it works.
Speaker 2: You remember when you told us about GK jops. Yes,
Speaker 2: it was in Toronto. I wanted to Yes, Yes, was
Speaker 2: that Soo soo this mother drink restaurant? Yeah, he's that
Speaker 2: Soto so drink restaurant. Drake, pull up. You likes giving
Speaker 2: food is amazing, Food is amazing.
Speaker 5: I love you drinks about drinks had he said, I'm
Speaker 5: sort I love food.
Speaker 2: At the bottle of red ones in the bottle of red, Nigga, cheers,
Speaker 2: I got classic. You get another shot? I am aoutright.
Speaker 2: He don't want me to? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yes, yes,
Speaker 2: I remember that give you don't got about that ship? No,
Speaker 2: no to your ship, to your ship she got come on,
Speaker 2: you got on braces. I don't drink that ship ship.
Speaker 5: Hey, I'm gonna need you to mold this and put
Speaker 5: it on a goddamn man somewhere. I want to compare
Speaker 5: myself to all other artists that come up here. I
Speaker 5: want to see how many shots motherfuckers take. Okay, so,
Speaker 5: so who drank the most? Yeah yo, yeah, yeah yeah,
Speaker 5: hey man hands down to Tony yea yea, all respect,
Speaker 5: all respect while.
Speaker 2: Went into respect. Hell yeah, that's what I'm talking about.
Speaker 2: That's crazy. But put me up there with the greats.
Speaker 2: Yeah that's all I have. Putting you up in New Grace,
Speaker 2: Holy morning, more than I got, Bigga. What time is
Speaker 2: it right now?
Speaker 8: Bro?
Speaker 2: You gotta go do it. I'm not not even I
Speaker 2: want to.
Speaker 4: Say, but I really have to show BROT I got
Speaker 4: one more question because the question is.
Speaker 2: One more drink or is it? Oh my drink? One more,
Speaker 2: one more drink, one more drink, one more drink. Ship
Speaker 2: that was with me and T t o.
Speaker 4: B.
Speaker 2: Yeah, one more drink. Tone and Polke produced that ship.
Speaker 2: Did you know that produce one more Drink? Yeah? That
Speaker 2: I don't even put that together with T paint.
Speaker 5: Paint I'm sure, I'm pretty sure he did. And then
Speaker 5: uh Kat Williams was in that video.
Speaker 2: That ship was just fun man. Yeah. I remember Kanye
Speaker 2: being in my home.
Speaker 5: Studio listening to that album because I'm sure we worked
Speaker 5: on something for it, and he heard that out of
Speaker 5: all this other stuff that I was going to put
Speaker 5: up for singles, he was like, that's it right there.
Speaker 5: That's the fucking one and one more Drink did what
Speaker 5: it had to do. That should be the Drink Champs
Speaker 5: theme song. What the Shire were talking about right now?
Speaker 2: Version of it. We can if they just give me
Speaker 2: a little bit to remix it for us. Yeah, you
Speaker 2: got to make the beat. We'll make it happen if
Speaker 2: they give me another check, like they gave me. Look
Speaker 2: at us up right now, man, okay, you gonna make
Speaker 2: us go what a good checks and we spoke about
Speaker 2: lovers and friends. That was my last question. But Luda.
Speaker 4: Shaka, I want to look at you brothers, face to face,
Speaker 4: man to man and tell y'all, thank y'all because not
Speaker 4: for what you did tonight. Tonight was it's beautiful right
Speaker 4: that has nothing to do it, but you did. And yeah,
Speaker 4: your journey to be here, it's so beautiful.
Speaker 2: Man. Every hip hop artist.
Speaker 4: Should be praised because you know what, God bless me
Speaker 4: for saying it like this, what I'm gonna say it.
Speaker 4: A McDonald's worker, after he finishes McDonald's shift, he takes
Speaker 4: off his m his yellow shit, and he can go
Speaker 4: return back to regular life. An artist who doesn't make it,
Speaker 4: or who makes it a little bit, can never turn
Speaker 4: back to regular life, even if he doesn't make it.
Speaker 4: You know what the people say to him, bitch ass nigga.
Speaker 4: You tried that, you tried to be better than us.
Speaker 4: But when an artist that makes it and tries to
Speaker 4: do that and then goes to that level, that hate
Speaker 4: is so crazy, that hate is so tremendous.
Speaker 2: You summing up. Every nigga that ever took a shot
Speaker 2: at Ludacris ever in life. You literally some of it up.
Speaker 5: I'm talking about motherfuckers that I fuck with people. I
Speaker 5: don't fuck with everything. I should have answered it that way.
Speaker 5: Let me put it in suppose I do it.
Speaker 2: What do you think the opposite of love is hate? No,
Speaker 2: not at all. The opposite of hate? Oh yeah, Love
Speaker 2: and hate is the same emotion from a different perspective.
Speaker 2: What's the opposite opp of love is indifference? When I
Speaker 2: don't give a fuck about you? Wow? Fact, I don't
Speaker 2: care when you mean nothing to me. People hate you.
Speaker 2: They love you so much they'd rather you argue with them.
Speaker 1: They rather engage them in negative action just so they
Speaker 1: could feel something right. When people don't give a fuck
Speaker 1: about you, when I don't care about you, that's the
Speaker 1: opposite of love.
Speaker 2: Indifference. Wow, that's some real shit. Take that with you.
Speaker 5: That's why I say most of the shit where niggas
Speaker 5: have issues with me, it's not what they're telling you
Speaker 5: on camera. It's something totally different.
Speaker 2: They love them. I wouldn't even go as far as
Speaker 2: to say that they love you.
Speaker 5: I would say that it's something totally different that they're
Speaker 5: not telling you and I have enough respect that we
Speaker 5: have if we have a history together.
Speaker 2: Fuck anybody I don't have a history with. We can
Speaker 2: go toe to toe.
Speaker 5: You say something about me on the record, I'm hitting back.
Speaker 5: But anybody that I have a respect for, I'm gonna
Speaker 5: I'm not gonna do the same ship that you're doing.
Speaker 5: I'm gonna try and take the higher road. I'm gonna
Speaker 5: let you try and get that ship off.
Speaker 4: Has there ever been a situation where that aspired where
Speaker 4: someone you feel like someone came at you and.
Speaker 2: You was like, let me relax. It happens all the time.
Speaker 2: That's what I'm saying. It happens.
Speaker 5: It's all towards what you just said, though you know
Speaker 5: what I'm saying, and it also happens in the same
Speaker 5: sense of what he said.
Speaker 2: The opposite of motherfucking love is indifference.
Speaker 5: So if you still got my name in your mouth
Speaker 5: and you're still coming up with ship that we know
Speaker 5: that's not the real answer. That's not indifference. That's a
Speaker 5: certain that's a that's a it's a section of love.
Speaker 5: It's basically in the love category. That's all I'm saying,
Speaker 5: because guess.
Speaker 4: What I love these niggas, man, falls, I love I
Speaker 4: love yeah, you know what I mean, the niggas.
Speaker 2: I love them, like.
Speaker 5: Wow, absolutely. Like I said, I pray for If that
Speaker 5: ain't love, I don't know what.
Speaker 4: I don't pray for my niggas though, you don't do that, no,
Speaker 4: fuck them, you got, I don't pray for him. I'll
Speaker 4: be like, all right, maybe me and you agreed, well,
Speaker 4: pray for him.
Speaker 2: Fuck him. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm a different, very real.
Speaker 2: I'm a different Listen. I love yo.
Speaker 4: But Shaka, thank you man so much, Aluda, thank thank
Speaker 4: you so much man, because this is real man, this
Speaker 4: is beautiful, and I want you to know that this
Speaker 4: is your platform. Shaka, you can, you know, come over
Speaker 4: here and promote your yellow shoelaces, you know, anytime, like anytime,
Speaker 4: because you know what, what's crazy about it is there's
Speaker 4: so many people are tradition of how they start promoting things,
Speaker 4: and the thing about it is that's not what we are.
Speaker 2: We are just us us.
Speaker 4: Just come over here, get your briefcase, have some fun,
Speaker 4: let's have some let's let's let's just do what the
Speaker 4: fun we gotta do, because this is now hip hop journalism.
Speaker 4: I've just seen Elliott Wilson. Oh I've seen your eyes. Okay, Well,
Speaker 4: Elliot Wilson posted sexy rad no no no, what Nicki
Speaker 4: Minaj and then he said this hip hop journalism and.
Speaker 2: He was a hater. That was that was.
Speaker 4: I didn't see it, but I know Ni, that's not.
Speaker 4: It's dope to me too. But the point is, that's
Speaker 4: not what we're doing. What we're doing is we're alluding
Speaker 4: hip hop. That's what this is, what this is what
Speaker 4: we're about.
Speaker 2: I don't know what everyone else, it's only about saluting
Speaker 2: hip hop. We're about saluting hip hop.
Speaker 4: But continuing to make sure hip hop goes to that
Speaker 4: fucking next level.
Speaker 2: And Luda.
Speaker 11: Shaka, all you guys, Jeff, Jeff, Jeff, Jeff, all you guys, bro,
Speaker 11: you are the definition of loyalty.
Speaker 4: You're a definition and respect. You are a definition of
Speaker 4: what started follow us. It's what ended. And not to
Speaker 4: say y'all legacy is ended. I'm not saying that. But
Speaker 4: what I'm saying is so fared for y'all to still
Speaker 4: continue to be together. It's something that we all have
Speaker 4: to salute. Every man here I seem them forget it.
Speaker 2: And y'all continue to be here mm hmm.
Speaker 4: Here and by the way, I ain't gonna, I ain't gonna.
Speaker 4: I got on boo Gary.
Speaker 2: On that note, Nigga, what time is it?
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