Club 520 Podcast - Club 520 - K Camp on KISS albums, CRAZY story on "Cut Her Off" w/ 2 Chainz, music streaming

Episode Date: May 26, 2026

We’re back with Season 4, Episode 58 of Club 520, where Jeff Teague, DJ Wells, and B Hen are joined by Atlanta rapper, singer, and songwriter K Camp! The legend in the music game talks about the difference between signing with a label and going solo, and how the game has changed with streaming music. Plus, K Camp tells an incredible story of how "Cut Her Off" featuring 2 Chainz came about. And don't miss the guys talk about K Camp's basketball career, working with Travis Porter on "Go Shorty Go," the K.I.S.S. albums, and so much more!All lines provided by ‪Hard Rock Bet#VolumeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Boost Mobile, you know the vibes, man. got something special coming in May. Now, listen, I know you've been around, brother. Did you have a traff on back in the day next till a church? Of course. We all did from city. What was your ringtone? Shit, the church?

What was the ringtone? What was the ringtone for the church? Yeah, you used to hear the side button now. I used to play the gems on there, too. A lot of songs. He put whatever on there. Oh, yeah, yeah. I had some T.

I had some TEC, some underground shit on my ringtone. Okay. Yeah, I probably don't know about it. Damn. Ringtone area. Yeah, I've been in my whole life. For sure, man. Tappman with the Bullsmobile.

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Cleveland and O KC. Out of the gate. I'll let them. Put a thousand on it, man. Put a stack on. Put a stack on. Huh? Oh.

On both of your best, for both of them to go to the final. Oh, yeah? Okay. Okay. Okay. Are you a bed man? You know what I'm saying?

Do you attach me up with the sports game? Okay. So it's one of your best licks you ever got off the parlayers or the or the gamma. Something you saw. I have two things, bro. Probably, probably like two band on some prize pick shit. Okay.

Okay. Okay. You're gonna do hard rock? Yeah, but shout out the hard rock bed. Baby, baby. You know, the Vos for the story, man. I guess keep with us fresh.

And they said, as well. I'm your host. My name is DJ Wells, man. Like we said, N-A special guest, introduce him last as usual to my far left. We got my dog. Bishop B. He hid out the pearly. Is how you what, nasty?

Cool and nasty. Glad to be in Atlanta, baby. Let's get to it. Okay, man. Yeah, the vibes a little bit different here. man we in a master sweet, you know what I'm saying? Shout out the freaky mic, man.

I appreciate you putting us up in your room, man. That's right. That's right. Yeah. No, this is a B-Han is wrong. Oh. That nigga wouldn't be charged in white so bad, boy. I swear to see the nigga want to be another nigga so bad.

Damn, Poli says, niggas, man. This is where I'm right, my dog, your notch on your T, you got you what? And jealous because I'm in gym pop and B-Han got a sweet. You know what I mean? It's nice. We could have shouted it anywhere.

What we chose for right here? Boy, that's crazy. I ain't a lot. I got my room. I had to go downstairs. I said, hey, I know y'all didn't clean this boy. It was a hoop session in my room before I checked there. Boy, it was makeup stains all over the wall.

I said, baby, girl, did not get dressed right here. Well, like we said, man, and ATSIA. It's only right way I wanted to find some Atlanta, Georgia, man. We've been waiting for this episode a long time. Be here. We finally got him in, man. Mr. Kay Camp in the building, big dogs. She reject you slide on the same.

Child, man. Appreciate you. Yeah. Tatee. How y'all doing, man. Man, we good, man. How you feeling, man? Can't complain.

Another day, man, getting to it. We're outside tonight, though. Oh, yeah, talk about it. Listen, a lot to talk about it. Since you grew up in Atlanta, obviously you were Falcons and Hawks, man, right? Sure, for sure. So how are you feeling about the Falcons?

The Falcons? Yeah, how are you feeling about the Falcons? Shit, the Falcons are going to be the Falcons. You know what I pray? I pray for a better season, you know what I'm saying? I got a lot of love for the Falcons, though, but we're trying to figure it out. Hey, it's crazy there every time.

It's like a funeral. Like, it's like a funeral. You find a nigga this family. They feel like it's some time. I know a lot to you. You feel like it's some time. It'd be lit in their stadium, though. They'd be lit.

They might not day in the show. You're going to have some fun. We're going to have some fun for show. Sheldon took me to a couple of them football games. It'd be lit in them. It'd feel like a day from. Go, though. Oh, yeah.

You get a little tricky, man. Well, y'all sad in the motherfuckers. Are you, are you a falcons? Yeah, they were in my team? Yeah, they was one of my teams. I didn't retire. I was tired of you? Yeah, I'm back with the 40.

Ask him, she went with the Falcons. You said what? Asked me when they quit the Falcons. So you quit the Fabric game. When they lost the Super Bowl? Sure. When we was up and I had booked my ticket for the Magic City Float. I remember that, too.

You had money on that camp? I think we all did, sir. We all did. Was that Super Bowl party? You was an A? Man, we had a party at the crib. That shit was disappointing, well. Oh, you had to.

Yeah, that shit was. Niggins was probably getting drunk. Staying on table. We were going crazy. Oh, niggas was like Greece today. I'm going to lose. I'm going on. A ticket to fly back to Atlanta

and go to the party. That might be the toughest ever for the city. No, for sure. Well, it's the type's the one that's stained them all. No, for sure, for sure. I ain't go lie, man. I had marty everybody.

Get the hell out of my house. I'm mad, but we just blew the Super Bowl, bro. No, for sure. We still return. Even though, we still return, though, like it said. I see it on shutdown, but I remember COVID, boy, y'all in Houston. Y'all didn't give a damn about that.

It was still up, bro, the city of Atlanta here. Well, I don't never kiss air. We used to it. We used to what? We used to got there going crazy for me and stuff because we win to lose. It's about Kobe? No, no, no.

Hell no, no. We wish it. We're trying to get ants. No, for sure. Now, T, you talk about, you said, even though, you know what I'm saying? The T's wasn't that good. The vibes were still high, boy.

Them old hog seasons, boy, before y'all turned up. Yeah, we went to the playoffs every year. We talked about. And they didn't give a fun. The one TV was there? Yeah, he went to the playoffs. And he was trying to hear cuts up serious, man. It was.

Very turn. Oh, now the games always involved. They did not care about the actual game to the playoffs, but it's always a good team. Yeah, yeah. All right, man, growing up at ATL, man, I want to ask you a question. What's it like seeing the city now, what it is when you was growing up? Is it a big difference? A big difference, yeah, for sure.

You know what I'm saying? As far as I'm from the city, you know what I'm saying? I've been in my whole life, and I'd be going places. I don't know where the hell I'm at no more. Damn, I swear to God. The whole city changed, you know what I'm saying, the vibe, chain, the club chain. It's still emotion. It's still, you know what I'm saying,

a great environment to thrive in, you know, but, you know, everything in time. How you get introduced to music? Was that your first love? Did you hoop, play football anymore? No, okay. Would you like that? I was like, shit, my mind, shit.

It was like everybody and they like that. And they're good. He's sad for us. You know what I said? I was hooping first. Uh-uh. I actually broke my ankle my 12th grade year, a summer league game.

And then I, you know what I'm saying? I was already doing the music. You know, so with the potties and shit. Yeah. And shit, I ain't had nothing else. The hoop was the only thing I knew. So I just, you know what I said? Jump in the music bag.

I ain't stopped. I ain't looked back. You know, you know. You had some offers or something? Hell no. Oh, okay. That mean, in my mind, I was like that. He's for the love of the game.

He's the love of the guy. You know what I said? You're all the whole shit. Yeah, what's your hoop game like? He was like being. Oh. No, he wasn't. He didn't play big.

Kim. Campbell was probably a PG. Yeah. He was a guy. Guy was a guy. And then, oh, he gave him the wrist. You know, screen, open roll. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Yeah, yeah. He's all. He's all. Be here every time you're fucking, you being in the stretch for, it's funny as fuck. Because he behaved on me, bro. No, fuck. He always made it funny because I really seen you play basketball in high school, though. That's why it's funny.

Where you from? Indianapolis. Yeah, he's way too. You play Pike? Okay, nigga. They, my freshman year, Pike beat us. 3 to 30. God ham.

Who probably was on him? No, he wasn't in high school. He was an A. I went to the game. He was an A. Robert Vain is probably one of the greatest high school basketball players I ever seen in my wife.

They had a college basketball team, but Indiana basketball are different. Like, I don't know if basketball, basketball are probably big down here, too. But, like, we, everything is basketball up there, well, so these niggas. On my mom, they could have beat a small D1 school back these down.

That's a fan. 7D1. Yeah, for sure, for sure. Yeah. Man, how y'all feel about footballs, how we feel about basketballs here? Yeah. It's that real.

You familiar that, too? No, no, I'm from Indianapolis. Okay, okay. Man. I want to talk to you about them kiss tapes, man. How that's that coming about, man? Slat. Sixth, bro.

So what's your age? I should the first one. Yeah, I want to know how it started. Oh, shit. How the first one started, bro. I think I was just trying to find my sound at that time. Yeah. And, um, you know, when,

When you're a new artist, you all were trying to find that sign. I made a song for the females at one time in the, you know, females at school with eating that shit up. So I was like, let me just do a whole project full of female shit, you know what I'm saying? I named the kids. I think the original name was like Keebitt's so sexy, some cheesy-ass shit like that. You know what I'm saying? Keebis, something like that.

And I put it out and it got great feedback. And I just kept dropping them, you know what I'm saying? We 10 plus years on the Kits project. I just dropped the Kits' last shit. We went on tour with that same thing. So that shit just stuck, bro. And the female, they're going to buy the record. They're going to buy everything up.

They're going to make sure of them being you filled up, you know what I'm saying? So when I, you know, when I caught winning of that, I just kept going on with this shit. That's falling line, my shit. That's falling line. Man, what? That'd be hard. I made it by that girl that was in the studio that same day. I was talking about her.

She was, I'm recording. She's in the lines. And she's getting a motherfucker-nurted nurse. I don't be like, because you got falling in line. So I'm talking about her. I'm talking about her. I shot there. You know what I swear God.

Things so. I swear God, that shit was too wrong. you tell him a fall in line too so I got married made your pay dick I'm in line now Marilyn Monroe is my shit yeah

that's the one I made my own one of my top I made all ass baby to that so science here because of the cousin you know what I mean

yeah yeah less dirty shit in Monroe cause sorry godfather no for sure for sure for sure

what did you feel like you like cracked the seal like in the music game well it's crazy yeah We're here, but he's finally now, he's here.

He's having him. No, that's why he laughing. Yeah, he wears the show. He knows he chokes. Listen, the motherfuck. He's family. He said, frankly. Could I say breakthrough?

That's even worse. When did you feel like you made it? When I feel like I made it. There we go. Amo appropriate? He said, for the time. I don't need for coverage. For the time, you know what I'm saying?

But now, oh, shit, I feel like the first time I heard myself on the radio, though. You know what I'm saying? Because before I heard myself on the radio, we was outside. Four, five times a week in the clubs. you know what I'm saying going down to Alabama North Carolina's you know what I'm saying running around this shit just outside and when I first heard myself on the radio I was like okay cool like

some of that worked and paid off now it's time to get some money because when I heard myself on the radio I was still broke so I had to figure out okay cool outside of my neighborhood you know what I'm saying called Mirriette and they know me now I was trying to find out of really get some money out of this shit was it cut around all night oh okay

it's around the same time Walker Olet do it and Travis Porter all the way time. That's early. That's them there's 20, right? Yeah. 20. Shit, you might be right.

You did that way 10. Because I got here in 09. He was like 20. God damn. That's why it's that? You've been in a big game for a one. Real. Still in.

Still doing this week. Still thriving. Oh, that's hard. You know what I'm saying? So, yeah, I think I was around this first time. Do you still perform some of them old cusses for your court? Not them. Not them.

Not even money. You don't perform money? Not, not. Money baby for show. Money baby, Cull, all that, all that classic shit for sure. Oh, yeah. I can't do a show without doing that shit. You know what I'm saying?

But. But for, like, all, no, not everything, but like, like, for example, my last tour is a Kitsitsit store, you know what I'm saying? How am I dropped? So you got to be mindful. Like, they're coming for that album. So I, you know what I can't be doing all the old shit.

So I try to sprinkle it in just to keep that, you know what I'm saying, that that feel. But, yeah. That's what I always wanted to wonder, I mean, wanted to ask artists, too. Like, yeah, you're named the. You know what I mean, the tour, the tape or the album. Yeah.

But how is that process work? Because you gotta. You got to do some. I got to play the slater. I love the tape. Yeah. But I got my bitch. You got to.

I'm trying to relit that Maryland. Exactly. And that's what I'll be thinking about here. Hey, when I do that song, but they had like that shit brand new, every time I perform that month. I got, man, y'all got coming on my shoulder, bro.

That shit is not a show. My cousin went to your one. I think he was in Chicago. We were loaded. I was fucking with these n'iard. Chicago were loaded. Yeah, bro. He taught me it was a good-ass tone

He really got an intimate Sadden in your shit, for sure sure. You talk about, you know what I'm saying? People, especially women, you know what I'm saying? By the records and support. What's I like knowing that you had such a strong

fan base like them? Because you look at any TikTok any social media real, bro? Yeah. They fucking with your music. You're the soundtrack for a lot of shit. For sure. It's crazy because when I first

like really got into that, I didn't really want to do the songs for the female. You know what I thought that shit was just like, yeah, because that was my vibe. That wasn't. the niggas I was around, they wasn't on there, everybody listening to Young Ralph, Dahl, you know, everything trotted out.

So, you know what I said? When I kind of start leaning toward the female records, them niggas ain't want to hear that shit, you know what I'm saying? So I was like, ah, I shouldn't get you fuck with it. But like I said, when I tapped in with the kids' projects and the reaction, you didn't got from the fans and, you know what I'm saying? When I used to try to, like, lean towards another side, they'd be like, man, drop that kiss, drop that shit, you know what I'm saying?

So I was like, okay, I ain't going to just ignore this shit because it's what they want to have to get to them. So that turned into, like, you know what I'm saying, a vibe, bro. Do we feel like two different careers or two different audience or two different, like, creation processes when you're doing music

that you want to do in them? Yeah, yeah, yeah. You're doing cater to. I'm saying, I got some shit dropping there's money. It's super hard. I can't, um, yeah, can't tell y'all who was with,

but I'm popping shit the whole project. It really ain't no, you know, I'm bivage and me popping shit for the city got thinking it was your time for it. It's about to be summertime. Yeah, I'm saying, the energy up. You know what I'm saying? Life good, you know what I'm pretty sure.

Y'all life's good. Y'all doing fly shit on the internet every day, doing y'all, you know what I'm saying? You know what I'm saying? We're all working, you know what I'm saying? So it's just time to just have fun with this shit. Oh, yeah. I got a question, man.

What was going on in the studio when you said, I ain't done to cut that bitch out? Like, what happened? What's the vibes interesting? Because I'm saying she does. Same type of shit, bro. Fall a line. Because if you fall in line, man.

I didn't know the back for the same cut of the lights, right? All these songs, bro, I swear to God, all these songs is something that happened, you know what I'm saying? I don't think. I got one song out there that something ain't happened with that situation. Like, I don't have. You feel it?

But I was just some young nigga shit, man. I was, what? What, what the song? One cutter I came out? 2013, 14. So I was about like 22, 23. Yeah. And you know what I'm saying?

This when I stayed with my manager, we was on Thorn Road. He had a big ad crib and shit. So, you know, I had my own room and I had the studio room and shit. So I was just wondering a day, you know what I'm saying? Another studio day. I had met this little freak that weekend in the club.

Yeah. She says, you know what she was on with you on the weekend. I told her I was on that weekend. I mean, it stood up a shit, pull up that vibe out. So, you know what I'm saying? As a young nigga, we know how we was as young, we've got to get some play. You know what I'm going to load it, get the drink, get everything. You know what I'm going to set the vibe right.

Absolutely. So I'm turning for her. You know what I'm trying to tell her she on the way. I got the Limeridas. I ain't went to a gas station across the street. Freaking camp. No, no, young freaky camp. Was it flavor?

It was the green ones. What I didn't do all fucking, brother? I don't know little check this out, though. This is before the flavors came out when I dropped the song that, when they dropped the flavors. Yeah. That's when the strawberry is in there.

The strawberry, you're gunspurn. Strawberry, strawberry dropped. That's the head. They got a little bit better than out of the cold orders. Oh, no, Lama Ridge is unfit. No. You said, the Cout waters? I just had one for the first time of the day.

The cold water on Gino Hango. That Lomarita. Lomarita. Lomare you don't hate fuck, you're risking it all, boy. He can't mix nothing with that. Yeah, for sure. That's never like the four loco.

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our own podcast called Hey Jonas. We invented a podcast? Well, we didn't invent it. We just contributed to a... We're the first people to do podcasts. Pretty, yeah, pretty wide range of podcasts. We're starting a trend. But this one's extra special.

So how did we actually come up with a name Hey Jonas, guys? I honestly don't remember. I think it was on a call about what we should call it. Oh, we were thinking I'm originally calling it one of the early names of our band before Jonas Brothers was... This is how you guys remember it going down? Yes. I have a very different memory of this.

We were talking about a thing, a bit for the podcast, where people could call in and say, hey, Jonas. And then I wrote down on my little notepad, Hey Jonas, and offered it up as a potential title for the podcast. But thanks for remembering that, guys. Listen to Hey Jonas on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. Just listen.

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So she capped me down. She never pulled up. She never pulled up. I'm still in the studio. I'm still having a photo full of beats. Yeah. I pull up with a fool. It ain't nothing to cut that bitch out.

I just kept repeating that shit. I'm mad. I'm mad. I'm sick. Oh, God. Slicker. Slicker, dude. I ain't trying to be too cool for this shit.

I was slick. Hey, you know, I was like, God, damn the bitch, cat me down. So I'm under my head. It ain't, you know. I'm like, ooh, this shit, kind of. I'm feeling like it. You know what I'm recording? If I'm feeling it,

and I'm like, oh, this shit actually making me feel something, you know what I'm saying? And I just kept going. And I played it for my, I think it was one of my partners. I was like, what the fuck is this? And every time I play something, I did want to my, like, key factor,

but I'm doing music. I might say we just chopping it up. Yeah. I might let the song play in the background. I might just play in the, you know what I'm just a slick shit just to catch a reaction. If I get that reaction,

I'm looking for, that's how I know that's the one. Okay, okay. So cut her off since you through there. Timmy through there. Shout out to her, man. She got me paid. You know, I said, do it again.

Somebody cat me down. It's over for sure. Did she know that was by her, like, bro, said? I don't know. I didn't say in the interviews, but honestly, bro, I swear to God, I don't know who the girl was. I don't know. I do not.

If she was to walk by me today, I would not know who she was. He said, you ain't get none of these royalties. Don't you even blighted that. So did you hit her like, shit, where you at? Were you, you still coming? No, I ain't one of them type niggas. I ain't going to just flood your life. If it's over, it's over.

Well, I'm saying, when did you know she wasn't pulling up? What did you know it was around? Like, 45 minute past. Oh, yeah, she now pulled it up. I'm really kicking in. Okay. What is this?

That one I'm like, okay, she's playing. She's playing. And I was like that last time I talked to her. Be here in DPU, can get wicked, man. For sure. He said, that's the song that got you, you know what I'm saying? Cracking.

What was that for? first purchase, like that first crazy. All right, I got it now. I'm going to do what I always wanted to do. Yeah. To be honest, I didn't really blow my check when I got it on, bro. Smart man.

You know what I'm saying? But I fuck the money out. Don't get a twist. I fuck it up. I think the biggest purchase I made was my sprinter. Because I wanted all my guys to go with a load and shit. And, um, and Cribs in LA, $16,000 a month rent,

you know, I was, fucking it up. That's how I was fucking it up. That's how I was fucking it. I wouldn't like, yeah. You know, I'd buy clothes. You know what I'm saying? I got a Porsche and shit, like, you know, shit that was on my vision board and shit at the time. But I ain't really just fucked my bag up.

I think just life expenses kind of like start hitting that motherfucker. Well, so you was signed? Yeah, Tenorscope. Okay. Oh, signed an end scope. I went independent in 2022. So that was after the song came out and you got some traction or you signed before Cutter Off came out? It was Money Baby first.

Money Baby was before Cutter Off. Yeah. No, actually it would do it with Micromontent. Yeah, that shit right. Yeah, that was in Atlanta, boy. I dropped 200, baby. I was catching traction in the city. Like, that's when the label's.

Gotcha. You know what I'm saying? But I already had cut off, so I leaked cut off and then it went up. But the label was already trying to sign me. So that's how it ended up being like a in the scope situation because, you know, they're going to, it was the best label in the game at the time.

They still were one of the top labels. Yeah. What's, I want to ask, like, just get some game, but what's the difference between your opinion, between you staying independent and signing to a label when you first starting out? When you first starting out? Yeah. Should you go get the bag and bet on yourself?

That's what you got to do with everything for real. But I feel like everybody's situation kind of different, bro, because when I first got signed, and we all started independent when I first got signed. Yeah. That was life to me, you know what I'm saying? Because I wanted to sign my whole career, you feel me? So.

But when I got signed, you know what I'm saying? You go through the tribes and tribulations of it. You know what I'm saying? Of course, I got fame from it. I got money from it. But then I got stuck in a situation. that wasn't working for me, you know what I'm saying, in the long run. So when I finally went independent, I feel like my whole life changed.

I got everything, you know what I'm saying? My business was, so I can't really, people ask me that shit all the time. Like, do what will work for you. You know what I'm saying? If you win a contract with a major, our majors ain't going to fuck you over. You know what I'm saying? If you know your agreements and your term. So I sign young, bro, you know what I'm saying?

And I ain't no shit. I just wanted some money. I just wanted to be in the studio and get drunk. You know what I'm saying? That's 400 know how much I can say on it. No, you keep, this is anything. This is a motherfucker being to your uncooked. Okay, okay, cool.

You know what I'm saying? And fucking rolls and shit. Like, that's the only thing I wanted to do. Yeah, for sure. That's real. You know, that's how this came about. Let me ask you this because you said you bought a sprinter where all your guys can travel with you. Yeah.

As you've gotten older, is your entourage still that big? It's your old. It's over. I remember that shit. I remember that shit. I remember that shit. I remember that shit. That shit starts.

That's what we start. Yeah. That shit started causing. Life started having, you know what I'm saying? Friendships. Ain't friendships no more. Like, man, there's a lot that come with that shit, bro. Boy, that shit started costing.

You, a hotel room. Man, what shit? Let me go and get this. I'm trying to tell you, like, security cameraman, DJ. That's all I need. I mean, when you y'all realize that's too much, though, like. When you see that check? And then, that in, that shit getting thin.

You see, you see, you see that account go down a little further, you know. Value to, you know what I mean? Because, like, to be real, I don't know for me. But, like, you buy the big house, if you got their house in LA for 16,000 a month, because your guy's gonna be with you, me? Yeah. So you're like, they're having a good-ass time, man.

Shit, my shit, keep going down. They ain't worried about shit. They laid on the couch eating cheat on this shit. Now, for real. You start looking like, you know, fuck out that shit. Like, boys, start going off. I don't know. Yeah, it's like you work for other people at that point.

Yeah, they enjoy the pussy. And this shit don't laugh forever. You know what I'm saying? That's the fuck. But you don't know that during that time. You just trying to live because, Yeah, you're fun. This type of life your whole life.

When you get in and you just like, fuck it. But then you're like, hold on. Did you have a moment where shit slowed all the way? Yeah. Yeah. I had one of the moments. I was living in Alpharetto in another big-ass. Doing the same shit I was doing what?

You know what I was? Didn't learn my lesson. You know what I said? And my mama was helping with the management and doing my finances at one point. And she, you know what I said? You hit me with the reality chat. Like, if you keep this shit up, you're going to be in trouble. For sure.

And that one, I just tightened up. We had two bank accounts. I told her the money that I had in this account, make sure the bills pay. I'm going to take this account. And I'm going to do what I got to do. And I did what I had to do. Yeah, I'll take that guy.

They're out. You know what I'm just back. Yes, sir. They're wrong. They're wrong. It's back in action, game. Shout out the money, baby. Like you said, I have a car, dude, so I got to ask.

What portion did you grab? Panama. Uh, Panama. I had that shit on my other business boy for a long time. I just bought this shit cash too I was like I didn't really am I think of like bro I think of like I was a 9-11 yeah

I had that on the vision board yeah I'm what's on call fuck it's never here man oh yeah I think I was it called I love 11 nine I call na I let's let's let's talk I want to ask

with the streaming here obviously the way the things and music is pushed out now is it easier to make music or is it harder to make music no, it's easy to make music it's probably the easiest ever been in music history right now but it's easy to make money in music

no, you know what I'm saying? I don't know if y'all know too much about like the streaming business but just, you know what I'm saying? Just how the royalty rates and the percentage artists get on their own records is just what is the opinion on dollar, huh? What's what I'm saying? How many of strings do you have to give for?

I'm going to get them before this is going to down me? No, of course she in streams. I want to say Apple. I don't want to get it wrong. Either Apple with Spotify, million stream, you go $4,000. So for a million people, listen to your music.

You only get $4,000. Imagine a million. Imagine a million. You know what I'm saying? So the Mav don't really be madf. And so if you're a new artist in the game trying to, you know, make some money, it's going to take you longer

because nobody knows you. So they're not listening unless you're going hand-to-hand, direct consumer saying, hey, this is $10, it's $10. and you're making your money to the right there. Or you got to be established, you know what I'm saying? Like a touring, you got to be a touring artist. You got to sell tickets.

And people got to like, yeah, hard tickets. And people got to like your music. You got to have it like just like one song. Because I know like you drop an album. So it's like $4,000 for one song. Like if you listen to one song a million times? Yeah. Yeah.

Yeah. So they can add up. Yeah. You know, million strings on 10 songs. Yeah. Be here, of course, that ain't a lot of money. Oh, man. Not a lot of money.

Yeah, I was going to say that too far. You got the same numbers like that on a podcast? Oh, yeah, but on YouTube, it's a little bit better. It's all about timing. I would say for you too, because if you catch it at a right stride, like, say something like a Shannon Sharp made him to be a cat with. Yeah. When you catch a straw like that, the ads and revenue, that price goes.

Facts. You, and everybody, hour in rhythm, you superseding everything. Facts, facts, facts, facts. Facts, facts. The million-dollar question is like, what's the cost of streaming? It's like, they made the shit up. That's a crazy part. They made the shit up.

Fake-ass shit. They just put together. And we got there, I got our buy it. That's tough, especially as a rapper. I'll be on tour a nigga every day. Yeah, there's an artist, though. You know what I'm saying? I'll be telling these niggas all the time.

The interview, learn your business, you know what I'm saying? It's so many ways to get money in the industry, you know what I'm saying? Who is the industry? Yeah. It's multiple income streams from, like, YouTube, like, so many platforms that you can pull the money from and it's not just streaming, you know what I'm saying? So all artists understand just get your business together. You can leverage, get your credit shit together, go get a loan.

You know what I'm saying? If you really want to, it's ways around to get money if you tighten up your business. If you're just out here just doing bullshit, which we all did. I hear that, I'm a bit the mud. But when I tightened up, the money tightened up too. That's interesting. I've seen somebody talk, I forgot what it was. But shout to them, they were just like the independent artists now look like the wealthier artists

compared to the people that sung. They were just because they have so much control. They do hand-to-head sales. They might sell 20,000 copies of a CD, but that's direct consumer. different story. Yeah. To the, uh,

the Russell just pulled something like that, you know what I'm saying? Like he made, what, a hundred and something something? I ain't really paid,

I seen it like a little clip of up. Yeah, he did. He didn't, independent as a motherfucker but now he was a rock nation, but that shit possibly if you, if you be in the backyard with that

you feel me? If you got a fan base, bro, if you're talking to your people and if they really foote with you, they're gonna, they're gonna, they're gonna spend on the market too.

Yeah. Put on the market. You're from, you're from, you're supposed to, God damn it. You're also for sure. But I'm saying, if you and Cali, you damn near, yeah, 12 games.

But if you and Cali, you don't got to come all the way over here. You know, nab and shit where we are, too. You can fuck the whole state up. Exactly. You run up a bag. Bro, mailbox money, bro. All the people were proud of the fight campaign. That was there early on.

That was very, very flourishing. What's some stuff that you do to stay relevant though to keep you? You know what I mean? In the mix. Do you use social media or do you pop out? Okay. You know what I'm saying? You know what I'm saying?

For a long time, I was behind the scene, bro. I was really just a studio rat. I'm still a studio rat, but I ain't give a damn about the other side of the business. Like the fame side. I just wanted to get paid, do my shit, you know what I'm saying? But as far as the state relevant, you know, PR, I like learn the business. Like, have my PR make sure I'm at Parrish Fashion Week, make sure I'm old. The Grammy's big.

You know, all these, you know, F1 and all this shit that everybody be at. You know what I'm saying? You just pop out, you know what I'm saying? Because I'm going to always do my shit. Like, you know, home base, I'm going to make sure I'm working. My shit, my, I'm giving that product out. You know what I'm saying? I'm going to do my part.

But now the other part is like, all right, let me get in front of these. You just do your shit. This shit, yeah. Yeah, that's scary. We'll turn you up. You know what I'm saying? I was against a lot of this shit for a long time, bro. We know.

I was against me. Why are you in this? We know all these and we know. Oh, we got. We got. We got. What I'm saying? You said what?

Why you was against it, bro? Like... Cud, bro. Like, I don't know. It was just... Anxiety bad, bro. Oh, okay. You know what I'm saying?

In the end, like, I'm a scary shit. It's just like, I'm a private nigger. You know what I'm saying? A nigga might ask a wrong question. I might goddamn say. Like, for example, I just did Justin Leboy. I'm on six shots. You know what I'm on six shots?

You know what I'm on a six shot? When they said it was dropping, I was like, damn, what the fuck did I say in an interview? You know what I'm saying? Like, you'd be like, ah, you know what I'm saying? We get from behind these cameras do it. You feel, me?

A lot of people be doing goofy-ass shit, but I ain't no goofy nigger, but, you know what I'm saying? You might slip up and say some shit you ain't posed to one time, but so that's why I really stayed away for shit. Yeah, for sure. We, me off six shots on this, motherfucker.

It'd be laugh. Well, we might be, you all I said. You got out of crazy. That's when we first started, though. Yeah, if that shit ever gets released or anything, it was good noise, you kept. It would turn.

No, it was terned. No, you don't even have video. Yeah. It gets great. All the hour. Yeah. You know. I think you go about, like, picking your cities, like, when you're planning your tour.

Um, uh, uh, the data in the back end. I don't know, I'm gonna, what the fans are in, really strategic, you know what I'm saying? Not really bullshit in the ride just popping up in a random ass city thinking this is going to come see me, knowing exactly what they had. Have you ever just chose one just like, man, let me add this just to see and they end up being better than you expected? Um. Like a city that you're Yeah, yeah, my agent has You know what I'm saying?

Say I announced a tour And we ain't got a certain city On the line up And people in the comments Going crazy And you'd be like, man, we got to add this city And we add it

And it be some, maybe some fun shit. Now we always talk about the streaming area But now Having the information That you meant I had before Does that kind of help

With something? Hell yeah Yeah Yeah, that's all I do I'm a nerd When it's kind of that shit now Yeah You know what I'm saying

When it's kind of the back end of data All the emails phone numbers like I don't play around with that like that's like our main business model when they, that's the reason why my shit sold you know what I'm saying, type now, pause. That's, yeah, he locked down. Your shit, yeah, right, he locked there.

Yeah, like that. What's the artist that you ain't worked with that you, you know what I tap in with? You know, that question right there, bro. I'm at a point in my stage in my career where I don't need to be chasing that shit no more. Yeah. You know what I'm saying?

If niggies want to rock with me, they're going to rock with me. You know what I'm saying? I'm a type of artist now, like, When I was a young nigga, I always tried to, like, reach out to the niggas I was in front of me going crazy. And some of them fuck with me, some of them didn't. And that shit bothers me for a little while. You know what I'm saying? We all got our idols that we look up to.

Like, damn, I can't wait to get on. Like, fuck with this thing, get the studio, do a song with this nigga, blah, blah, blah. And the shit don't happen. So I kind of, like, change my mindset when it came to this shit. I'm like, okay, cool. I'm going to be the influence and the young OG to the new niggies. And I'm going to set away for the young niggas, you know what I'm saying? And be the way.

If I get on your song, they're stumped. You know what I'm saying? You know what I'm saying? It's the one. Or if I, even if I don't get on the song, if I seem with it. You know what I'm saying? Just that I'm the one you need. Like I can for real or somebody, you know what I'm saying?

A nigga that's just influential. You're like, okay, cool. That's the approach, you know what I'm saying? Listen to other people's music like up and coming. He'd be like, ah, damn, let me holler at him. Yeah, not everybody's shit. Everybody ain't jamming like that. But a lot of nigs be jamming, you know what I'm saying?

But I don't try to get too indulging folks. I like, the only reason I really tune in to a lot of people's shit because I be so locked in on my shit and I be, I got to hear somebody else shit, you know what I'm saying? Because I come from like writing camps like A-Kine, writing camps in Florida with niggas like a little bit of, you know what I'm saying, birthsimmings and niggas like that as foolish, you know what I'm saying? So I like to hear other artists so I can make sure I'm still in my bag.

I was going to ask, how's that feeling now? Obviously, you know, came up in the industry, it's solidified those stuff. Now you've got people who come to you for a certain sound to want that certain vibe and certain aesthetic. Yeah. What's that feeling like, you know what I'm saying,

that you cater to that role for a lot of people. Now, like you said, being an OG for some people. It's a thin line with that one. Okay. A lot of need like steel soft. Oh,

respect. Oh, Lord. A nigga like, this is your way. So these days I'm real picky of who I let in my creative mix, you know what I'm saying?

Because a lot of niggas and came around and just bits of a nigga and just put it on their shit and it was theirs. You know what I'm saying? That's the shit I don't like. But if you're coming around

and you genuinely, genuinely want to work and we create off each other's energy. I'm cool with that. And I don't mind because I'm an artist, but I love making music. I love just hearing new shit. You know what I'm saying? I just started producing three years ago. I make all my beats now, you know what I'm saying?

I have this shit. I'll be making, you know what I'm saying? Like, yeah. My next album produced by media fully. So it's like, I just like being around creative shit, but not niggas who just come around with the wrong intentions. You know what I'm saying? Hell yeah.

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in the TikTok podcast network on TikTok. What's one song, money? What's one song that you had or you could have about to be on? Y'all, bro. You said, well, you know, niggas great. I said, what's one song you had, could have had, or what's supposed to be on? that you're like, I regret

I got, I messed up on You said a song I had that Yeah Could have, what do you mean? That you passed on Like a beat or something Or something

Or something Or something could have been A part of you Like damn I wish I would do that In her house That's odd though I'll probably be on

Traveport A go short ago Oh, you boys I was in I was in the house And I was recorded And there was recorded And I had went to the crib

Um That shows That show That was hard That was hard That was deep Oh yeah Oh yeah

I remember that song Yeah Yeah they used Yeah, they used to get the girls going in the motherfucker porous. I ain't had nothing going at that time. I didn't have toured off that? The hell I blow that was.

But, um, shit. That kind of mind first, bro, you know what I'm saying? Other shit, I don't care. I don't have any of that. I don't get to him by that.

You're clear first. You writing for other people, like other big artists or you just? No, I used to. I used to. I put that, I put that shit down unless it makes sense. Like, I keep telling everybody,

if I ain't in the studio with Rihanna, a Beyonce with them or somebody I'm not doing a pass you my song you pass that you pass that maybe you pass that maybe didn't see I always wonder what the process of like like if you wrote a whole song for motherfucker how's it go would you get

yeah depending on who the artist though like you write a song for up and becoming artists you ain't really gonna get paid like that unless a song blow up and be number one on you know what I'm saying hot but so you get your money on the back end from that yeah depending on if it's string and I remember I told y'all

It's three million. So, a million strings. $5.000. We got split that between 25 niggers and management and lawyers and shit, you're gonna fucking run

get it to $100. Yeah, writing a song. Yeah. It's shit. You know what I'm saying? It's bad out here for song writers,

you know what I wish somebody would put something in place to change that, but that shit ain't that. It don't look good. Damn, man, that's filthy. It's 50.

To write a song and the motherfuck up and motherfuck you're a hundred dollar shit? Man, it's like that. It's laughing on TikTok. That little fucking booger. I have stories out there like that right now.

I'll be seeing that shit all the time on the internet. See, I need to have just a bad, this costs $100,000. You want this more. But if you're me, if you're popping enough, you can charge and you got out of the gate, like, you can get social up.

You weren't the top songwriters in the game. Niggas know that this is going to be a hit. So I would just say, fuck it, for sure. You know what I'm saying? So you got a price on them beats. You can produce the whole thing. I ain't put no price on them bitches yet.

I might need a girl. Don't trip. I will. Look, I'm just making it for me for real. That being leaking by. You know what I got some, I shoot y'all niggins and bids.

I ain't shit. You know what I'm saying? Okay. I can't wait to somebody go up on one of my beats. We'll figure out of the paint later. Price is definitely going on when I do that. I want to charge y'all dick.

I'm tired of what I'm signing y'all digs. Oh, okay. Label getting tired. There it is this. We love a good 360. Hey, let's figure it out. Hell now. I'm trying to put the one fucking the 720 here, are they?

You still your artist? Yeah. That's one of my artists. Right here. Yeah, we got rid of him. He didn't. He didn't. squad. He did a tour. He was in the

red. He did a 10 city tour and 10 people showed up. Oh, shit. A person in the series. That's my new artist over there. Oh, yeah, without him. He kills, you know what I'm saying? I want to be senior, man. Let's do it. I have to tap in. For sure. I got some beats for it. Yeah. That's all how we found out we did a live show. We did on Black Effects. Oh, my God. I said, what's a black effect?

They can't tell him. We did a live show with Navree, bitch. I was the Black Effects. He said, you said, y'all, number one. No Buckfax. Niggin'all, we hit no fucking shit. I was like, we're not. Hey, you're down. When you were assigned to the label,

did you after have to do some shit that they just sprung on you? Like, man, pull up, you got to do this. What then? What the fuck y'all? Let me know. A lot of shit. Not what you mean, like, do some shit,

like interviews and shit? Interviews like. Yeah, yeah, like, I used to hate it. I ain't gonna lie. I don't know if I could say it. I don't get back. I used to hate going to New York, I used to hate going to New York.

Yeah. Because that was like my first time going to New York. And every time I went to New York, it was like 8 a.m. And, like, five, the interview, interview. So I never really got to experience that shit. And that shit was like, nah, you know what I'm saying? But as far as, like, I did what I wanted, bro.

You know what I said? It wasn't no control. I had credit control of my songs, everything I heard. You know what I'm saying? It was all us wild out. So it wasn't really no. It was just the business. But I was young, so I didn't understand the business

because they were just doing what the head. They were supposed to do with their shit. Wow, for sure, for sure. Yeah, yeah. Obviously, I know you'd be grinding a studio, man. What should do your free time, man? free time shit,

Hawks game gun range yeah go hoop still you know what I'm saying are you still in the wreck with it yeah LA fitness type shit

oh LA fitness don't hype it up like it's really going crazy I'm saying you really like basketball because

yeah yeah yeah I don't know I'm like every day you know what I make sure I stay in the gym and you know what I'm saying keep my shit together but as far as

Nick tried you at LA Fitness shit? No I get busy man I still got some shit going on you're gonna get the ABL man. Nah. I make a call for you,

bro. She shit like that like, you know what saying? I love that shit. Yeah. I'm not trying to go to the league,

bro. She's taking this in serious. Maybe he's talking about it right now. Like, I'm like, dog. The niggins ain't going to call you, though.

They're not going to call you. But I respect the hustle, man. I respect that shit a thousand percent. But like, I'm not trying to just go in no league and twist my shit

up, fuck my knee up, and I can't perform to do my job and shit. I'm not with that. I'm smarter with this shit. No, for sure. What's some game you got for like a younger artist

trying to come up in the game, man? Get your lawyer. Out the gay first. Get your lawyer, learn your business, keep your creative team around and keep you some genuine folks around just because you're going,

you're going to, it's going to get tricky. Stay in that studio. If you love this shit, stay in that studio. That's really, you know what I'm saying? Because one hit change of life, man. One hit chain my life.

Yeah. And I was mad at the bitch. Chame my life. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? Another bite. You know what I'm saying? The emotion's real, nigga.

Tap in, nigga or not, nigga. Tap in with the emotion, you might get rich. No, for sure. How many hours do you spend in the studio, though? It depends. It depends, bro.

I ain't gonna lie, like, and that shit be really fucking with my head sometimes because, like, probably like, four-five. I ain't say four-five. Three, four years ago, I feel like I was in a lot of, the studio more.

Now, I feel like I'll be going to the studio when I feel something. Instead of just being in there, just being that motherfucker, like, I try to be as intentional as I can when it kind of making music, because back in the day, you know what I'm saying, studio rat shit, you and that bit from the morning to morning to morning to morning to shit. So, I don't know.

It's just whatever, you know what I, you know what I do going there, I know I'm going to go in there with something there. I know it's going to hit. Sure, for sure, understand. Like you said, I used to pull up to the studio you know, back when you first started, you still built the same way. Like, maybe you have less people. Do you there go dolo now since you're producing and making something to love with.

Majority of my shit, I record at the career by myself. My biggest songs I recorded by myself. Damn. Like, probably like 90% of the motherfuckers. Oh, damn. Okay. You know, like, what's on your mind? Ice cold, meadow, all these shit is by myself.

So that was my, that's how I was, that was my workflow for a long time. Because I ain't when my partner hearing me sing. I don't want to be singing. But roaming full of niggas and shit. Like, you know what I'm saying? That shit. Yeah, room for the niggins singer Merrill. You feel like that shit?

Nah, I ain't with that. You know what I'm saying? You got to be by myself with them, motherfuckers. It's dope. How do you go about naming the song? This is Merlin Moreau. I was crazy. That's what I named Melo.

I ain't say Melo in one time. I think I made that song about this girl that worked at magic. I think she's still working in magic. I tell you, you probably know. Yeah, stop it. One of us know her. I know for a fact. Yeah.

Love, man. But, um. What you say? No, Char. He said, what a... But now, she, it really was a strip club song about her. And I just wanted to, like, a face that yet.

I don't know. I really don't remember how I think I was just on Google and she popped up or something. And I just was like, damn, my name is the big Mellamororo because it rolled out the tongue. Yeah, because she was a demon back in the room. You feel me? Yeah.

And that played a role, too. Yeah. I don't know why I told what Mellon Roto, like. I don't know. No, no, for sure. Hey, man, shout out to the inspiration, like he said, boy. The most is real, boy. You feel me?

If you know how I do it, he might get your pay for it. I was liking her at that time, too. I'm, how to fuck? Fast forward. I'm like, what? That's what I made the song about. Oh, you was liking her? Not liking her, like, by the gold, but I didn't say.

You know, you being in a club, you know what I'm in? You know what I'm saying? We vied up. What's her name? You know what I must have forgot. Too many cities. Too many. That's true.

Strippers will do that, too. They'd do it to you. He said, what's the real name? You know what I said? Stripping name. I told stripping name. What's your name? I'm trying to tell you.

That shit different. If y'all in town, Monday, y'all here Monday? Y'all ain't here Monday? I'm not going to party Monday, man. My birthday Monday. Floak City, man. Float City, man. Hey, on City, man.

Where are you? Monday, man. Yeah, can we come back Monday, man? I really need you, man. Oh, man. Warren ain't going to be involved now. I got to see my so. Tell us how you feel about these goddamn hawks, boy.

I'm loving the shit. Damn, loving it. You know what I'm saying? Hawks and five? Hawks and five. We're about to make the Knicks tonight. Damn, I don't want this shit to come out here. We just come out.

We just come out. Today, get on your ass and get on your ass and go to crazy. Like you're talking about that shit. You know what I'm going to go crazy. But now, you know what I'm saying? We try to catch the dog, man. You know, the city. We didn't think CJ would go crazy, but he got it.

He went crazy, man. For sure. Five-20 alumni, CJ, hey, they call you a property, they said nobody saw the vision before Jeff did. Are you seen it? No, I said it. Oh, it's cool. He did. I ain't know why.

He did. But I think, like I asked before, when Tray got traded, we thought y'all was like. Yeah, it was wicked. They're trying to get the number one pick for real. We don't get there anywhere. I mean, yeah, but I'm just saying, it was looking like a rebuild session, for sure, for sure. It's looking good as long as long as everybody stay healthy. I thought

Muffo C-J was going to sign and then get up out of here on some shit like that Nah, he's gonna be here for a couple more years Yeah, right? You're about to really sign, hey What's that environment like in the arena when you're in that motherfucker, bro?

That shit lit. The shit, finally? Shit. I ain't gonna be like, I got a season of course I had a ticket, bro, I swear my sister would be selling 80% of my tickets

on God. I'll be gone or Jail like shit with what's a gang dab but like, I ain't. You know what I'm saying? You know what I'm saying? But now I'm like, okay, cool, sign me up.

I'm now. When's you, okay, when's you starting taking your tickets and going to the game? I've been going to the game. I didn't have these seats ticket for like three, four years, bro. You know what I'm saying? But just like, we had a little rough patch. You know what I'm saying? So basically, take it up until last week, you know what I'm saying?

I'd have been a couple of games this year, for sure. This ago. Trey. Tread numbers all right. I tried. That was cool. Yeah. It was just, we kept getting trade.

And it was like, yeah. He kept the... But hey, man. She's still lit. Come on, man. About the time it's coming out, man, hopefully we can still be victorious with the Hawksman. If not, we're going to clip it up either way, man.

For sure, man. Well, me out here, can't tell if the new projects you got in the way. New project dropping real, real soon, right? Yeah, we got something dropping next month for the city, man. This is for the city. It's for everybody, but it's for the city. Me and, man, I can't tell you, but... Yeah, it's coming.

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