Drink Champs - Episode 475 w/ Ty Dolla $ign

Episode Date: October 17, 2025

N.O.R.E. & DJ EFN are the Drink Champs. In this episode we chop it up with the legendary, Ty Dolla $ign! Ty Dolla $ign pulls up to Drink Champs for a legendary episode full of game, laughter, and West Coast energy. The Champs crack open the bottles as Ty dives deep into his journey from producing in his bedroom to becoming one of the most influential hitmakers in modern music. He talks about crafting timeless hooks, writing for some of the biggest artists in the world, and how his signature sound helped shape a new era of R&B and hip hop. Ty shares personal stories about his come-up in Los Angeles, the importance of staying versatile, and how collaborating with artists like Ye, Wiz Khalifa, Mustard, YG, and Future turned him into a household name. He breaks down studio sessions, industry politics, and why real musicianship still matters in today’s game. The conversation gets real when he opens up about family, loss, and the pressure of success—while still keeping the vibes high and the jokes flowing in true Drink Champs fashion. From hit records to hard lessons, Ty Dolla $ign gives flowers, drops gems, and celebrates the culture. This episode is a masterclass in longevity, creativity, and staying true to yourself. If you love music with soul and swagger, this is one you don’t want to miss. Make some noise for Ty Dolla $ign! 💐💐💐🏆🏆🏆 Listen and subscribe at https://www.drinkchamps.com   Follow: Drink Champs https://www.drinkchamps.com https://www.instagram.com/drinkchamps https://www.twitter.com/drinkchamps https://www.facebook.com/drinkchamps   DJ EFN  https://www.crazyhood.com https://www.instagram.com/whoscrazy https://www.twitter.com/djefn https://www.facebook.com/crazyhoodproductions   N.O.R.E.  https://www.instagram.com/therealnoreaga https://www.twitter.com/noreagaSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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You know what I mean? In the most professional, unprofessional podcast And your number one source for drunk facts This dream chance motherfucking podcast Every day it's New Year's Eve It's time for drink champs Drink up motherfucker Motherfucker

What a good be on is when it still be It's your boy N-O-R-E This is a drink chance sports Sunny DBT Hey hey hey hey hey What do you just say What did you just say That nigga was like

Now when I tell you, this person that we have here, let's get to the facts. Over 15 billion streams, over 15 billion single soul. This man is platinum after platinum. If you want to hit, you call up 1,800. Yeah. He's a legend. He's an icon. He's a tycoon.

I like that. Tycoon on Tycoon Super tycoon That's how we call it You got a pop to collar When you say it Ta-com Man, I got it from Norrie

You know what I said? This is a legend I've been wanting to get this man His flowers He's one of the coolest people on the planet He makes hits After hits after hits

And he just Motherfucking lives life He's a motherfucking legend And we're going to salute him He'll give him Them Tycoon flowers today If in case you don't know What we talk about

We're talking about the one The only the impeccable Top motherfucking non-incer So let's appreciate your name. So let's take it from the beginning, right? Is the first record that we ever heard you on is Tud and Booted? Is that the first record? It depends who you are.

Okay. With, like, a full major label backing. I think that's the first record that niggas heard me on. Okay. Toot it and Booted. That was, you recorded that record in 2009. Right. 2010, it really blew up.

2009, I did that record at my old crib. Me and my homie, Coors, really was going through some samples with me. We were just going through some vinals, and we came across this loop. It was crazy, and we sampled it. I think that same night, I do a little kickback at my house and shit. Must it was DJing. Must have played this one. record by d4l that geeked up right and when i was listening to geeked up i seen all the bitches

just started going crazy and shit and i was trying to like break down why it may be or what what was it about this song you know what i mean not only was the the hook crazy but the beat was simple as fuck it was just like a few sounds and shit so i kind of took that same science i added some drums to that sample we came up with the song next thing you know my my big homie big b was like, yo, I got this artist. He from the city, you need to fuck with him. He played me the music. I didn't really fuck with the music because it was like that jerk shit.

And at the time, it was like, I was like, jerk. What's jerk? That jerk. Like, yeah, that shit was like some L.A. shit. Yeah. The early. I thought jerk was Bay Area.

No, no, no, no. Yurt was L.A.? L.A. Really? Oh, shit. I got confused. Go ahead. I thought Hype was the Bay.

Okay. Shout out to the Bay. Okay. I think if you're confused. Okay. My back. Okay. You ain't popping in the Bay.

you're not popping in L.A. Okay, all work together as one. That's how I feel about it. Right, right, right. Anyway, I forgot where I met in the story, but. We were talking about getting into the beats. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. It wasn't even mustard.

You're not fucking with the jerk. Yeah, I wasn't really loving. You said you didn't like the music because it was a jerk. Like he had all these songs on MySpace that I wasn't really loving, but Big V was like, yo, I'm telling you you need to work with this dude. So he came through, we did this song. next thing you know my homie James Earl Jones

I might be getting his name wrong but my nigga shot the video at Doc Wilder everybody from the city came through to this video shoot man just the same time Drake had first dropped that baby you mind everything it was like that time we shot the video

shit went up it came out Todd Dollar Sign featuring YG and TC 4800 Tudit and Boodie with the shit fucking got a million views fastest shit. Wow. Let's make you look. Hold on.

Hey, you got no label at the time. No label at the time. Okay. Nice. You got all the mixtakes out, but it's not, this is the first one that's hitting. Go ahead, let's pin it in you, my bad. So all the labels start calling this shit,

we get excited, like, all right, we own, we own. Then all of a sudden, they hit us with it. They just want to sign YG. So I talked to T.C. about it. I'm like, we can. And this is your record. This is my, my shit? Oh, shit.

Oh, shit. That's your shit. Oh, bad. I got my home shit, too. You know, I'm a machin, nigga. I was going to order a matcha, too. Yeah, that's definitely that mine. Yeah, I didn't order it.

Popaan, oatmeal, latte. Go ahead, guys. You don't drink champs. There's a different type of drink. Yeah, yeah, no problem. No problem. You got to gear up. You got to gear up.

Yeah. Good. And then, after that, we're like, cool. Let's give them the record. Right. They signed YG. They put this shit out. The Debt Jam sign Y.

They put it out. And then all of a sudden, TC off the song. I'm still on the song, but they're not saying my name. They're just saying YG2Nabood, YG2Boo. Wow. So then, uh, we shoot the video again professionally with Colin Tilley. At the time, he was just like, I think he charged like 10,000, 15,000 for the video. Now he's up to like a million, you know, saying shout out to Colin Tilly. Right. Um, we shoot the video, they put me in the video, but it still don't say Thai dollar time. So just think, man, from 2009, even though I had a hit and then I put out some

other songs, put out some other songs. I didn't end up getting my deal until 2012 with Atlantic, and I'm still in that deal right now. I'm almost done, though. But we probably re-up. So, was that originally through Teller Gang? Taylor Gang, not. That was originally through

us. Okay. I changed the label, and then probably a year later, two years later, I met Will from Taylor Gang, and we locked in a telegang situation. Shout Out Whiz as well. Okay. So let's bring it back for the people. that for the industry people

when you got to Atlantic what is this the Atlantic regime because you know there's different people that passed it was like the Julie Greenwald regime Craig Calman regime that was like Kaiser yeah okay okay that's shout out to them okay that's my family right you know they all

gone now right yeah what the fuck they're rich as fuck stop playing with them they're out there chilling somewhere who's gonna take their jobs robots no snoopie was the whole new regime shout out to Elliot okay so so Grange came in with his squad and they

doing their thing, man. Shout out to them. Okay. You got to congratulate the young niggas, man. All right, because let's just talk about that for a second. Because, all right, that squad that we just named came from my squad at Def Jam. Yeah. Right? And they came to. It's funny how to the, it's so small like that.

Yeah, so, you know, so that whole squad from Devjamb went to the, and then that's when Atlantic Records was popping, right? Right. So now that they're trying to say they're not popping. No, no, no, I'm just saying. Let's be clear. Let's be clear. Now that they're all gone. And you're a seasoned artist now, right? So is that something, do you have to reintegrate these relationships with the label?

Or you already knew these people that came in and took these guys' positions? Some of them that stayed. And some of them that's new. Some people, like, shout out to Tashana. Tashana used to be my day-to-day at Taylor Gang. Oh, wow. At Atlanta. Oh, okay.

So let's work it up. Yeah, man. So the transition is good. Transition is good, man. Okay. I mean, that's just how the world is, man. the world transition. Either you're going to be ready for it

or you're going to complain and be stuck in the old times. Right. Okay. So let's dig right into it. Let's talk about vultures. You know what? We're not even going to make this shit about that time period. We're going to make this shit about time.

Hell yeah, right now. I didn't really talk to do, you know what I'm saying? So, I mean, we could do a whole other drink champs. Yeah, you know, that's all right. You know what I'm saying? You can call blood up here. We can figure it out. Go ahead, right.

Oh, yeah, you're not doing Voltress 3? I heard there's Votter 3 on the way. I mean, we got to do some conversating. Okay, okay. Privacy shit, yes, yes. Or not. Okay. Always all love the, yeah, you know what I'm saying?

Yeah, yeah. And world peace. And world peace, you said. So, let's just also, I got an address, you know what I'm saying? You got a velvet du rag on. Yeah. That's hard. Let's make some noise for the velvet.

I'm not sure. I got a, I got a, I got a, I got a, Velvet Duregard on. I had a motherfucking fishnet on at my motherfucking listening party, niggins. I'm a bexy-ass niggins. You're listening to party at club live or that was a performance? That was just like, I was just like,

doing my homie hobby, you know what I'm saying? You always be looking out. Shout out to everybody in Miami. They always show up, you know what I'm saying? Okay. The day before that, I was in L.A. at my compound, the Tycoon University. Wow.

And we threw the first listening there, had some DSP partners in the building had all fine shit around it was crazy that was the most fine shit I've seen in LA in a long time I ain't gonna lie right so let's talk about the new album then let's just get straight to it the new album's called Tycoon correct new album is called Tycoon man okay

we got the two singles is that considered singles yeah for sure for sure you got all in you got a smile body pretty face I just dropped that on Friday shout out to my brother YG 400 shout out to my brother Kodak Kodak came through with that hook and YG said he put him in touch

there's not a thing that'd be That we should go as well on the production. But why she got the hardest line, though? He said he's putting the tongue in the ass hole. Oh, you ever did that? No, no, no, no, no. Especially the eye. You never did that.

I never did that because I'm... I'm going like the motherfucker, boy. I swear to God, these niggins line, bro. So you try to tell me how I'm trying to tell me you and I never been eating the pussy from the back. And then all of a sudden, you open your eyes in your tongue from the breath. Hey, baby I'm trying. Right, it might be some new shit. No, and to teach me something.

All this, he's talking about a mistake. The way YG said it, he said, no, he's aiming for the assholes. Okay. All right, how about this? How about this? You're getting domed up. Then all of a sudden she'd go to the balls, and all of a sudden, they start going too far down.

Oh. And then you give it a thigh, like, watch out. Oh, shit. These niggas ain't answering You too They must be married Yeah What's my name

What's the name of the song? A smile, body, pretty face Okay, now Is there a video going on with this? Yeah, we just did the video The video about to be so crazy Shout out to Hajie, shout out to the whole team

Yeah, man We're just showing off A whole bunch of beautiful ladies And, you know, us just hanging out So, so, like The era that you first came

out in right you had to go run do radio promo uh you know do even about promo for you know performance wise nowadays it's all about spotify it's all about who being on the playlist it's all about you know uh itunes so how what's the difference for promoting back then than promoting this album now yeah it's different but uh my thing is i think it's like the people I think it's the fans. It's just getting in front of the fans and having your relationship with the fans. And that's the most important part.

And thank God, I got that, man. Shout out to all my fans out there. Sure. You think it's going back to, like, grassroots, meat and greets. Like, you see these meat and greets that's happening right now? You think it's going back to, you know, back in the days, I'm older than you and I've been out a long.

We used to have, not me in Greece. It used to be in stores. I'm sorry. For everybody that's old like me. It's me in stores, but the fans would come in store. I'm definitely pushing O-N-2, so I know what you're saying. So weird, but the ill thing about that was they wouldn't let the fans in unless the fan actually bought the album. Right, right.

Me and me saw a little different because they're actually paying the artists to do this. So is that something that you're looking into? Yeah, I'm definitely into that, man. I've been doing my own, like I said, I've been doing my own listeners at my building. At my building, I got a speakeasy. I got members-only cards. You know what I'm saying? Like Soho House?

Like 100thage? God damn it's on the Soho House. God damn it. That man got a home to Soho House. It's different things the fans could do to like get to different levels of the tycoon world. Oh, that's a real idea. So like something like a bad buddy did. I didn't even see that.

What did you do? He did a residency in Puerto Rico where all the fans come. He said this is on some shit. Yeah, no. Make some other fucking noise about money. Yeah. Everybody got to come to Puerto Rico. He wouldn't do a show in the United States.

He still isn't. And now he's going on a world tour. He's going everywhere but the United States because he's afraid ICE is going to invade it. That's a good idea. Fuck ice, but that's a good idea. He said fuck ice. So describe people growing up in California.

Describe the scene. The scene of people growing up. No, no. The scene of people growing up. The coach, yeah, yeah. For a person who's never been to your neighborhood. What? So I was born in the 80s.

I guess you could say I grew up in the 90s. And at that time, like, let's just talk musically what inspired me. Like Dr. Dre, DJ Quig, Jay Dilla, Babyface. And then my dad, he was in this group called Lakeside, like a funk band. So he's put me on to all his music as well. Harlem and Funkadella, Prince. I could just name a whole bunch of people, Sly the Family Stone, rest of peace of slide.

He's bringing me on stage. He brought me on stage. He brought me on tours to shows, so I'm getting to see all this shit, and all of that is what makes my music today. Nate Dog, I fucking love Nate Dog. I never got to meet Nate Dog. Niggott.

In L.A., you sing right down. People like to categorize. People like to categorize. He's the niggins from L. deeper voice he's doing niggas hooks he's the new nade dog you know what I think we're complete different artists I think day dog is one of the greatest ever I wish I would have got to work with nade dog

I think he would have made some great talk I was picturing that shit oh my god that was a great point sonny wow that was a great point um he do got a son though I've been seeing his son make music and shit I don't maybe we get to work one day or something yeah hell yeah so um okay so inter-in this

new album you you you made it predominantly at your compound uh yeah predominantly at the compound and then hotel rooms and some of it out here in the hotel room some of it at circle house some of it in london wow some of it in saudi some of it in uh everywhere man so how many tracks we got on here that we got 15 tracks on tycoon oh you're giving people an album album oh you're not playing no games. Nah, and I didn't want to, like, do one of, like, too many song albums either. I just wanted to give you, like, all back-to-back bangers. Something for everybody, you know what I'm saying?

You got some slow R&B cuts, you got some club shit, you got some real-life, heartfelt shit, all that. And you said this is your last album on a major? No, no, no, no, no. I got this album, and I got one more album, you know, in my contract with Atlantic, and we could just take it from there. you know yeah but you're thinking you thinking um staying major i love major yeah yeah a major's been great to me right you know but i do have my own label now easy money

drakers and uh the first artist we put out is now the biggest r&b artists in the world his name is leon thomas okay and uh shout out to know and uh you know i could go my own route you know what we're gonna see with uh the guys you're talking about and and how it makes sense Have you ever put out an independent project? Just me? Yeah. Vultures. Okay.

Yeah. Independent. Wow. That's independent. I didn't know that. Yeah. Independent. Anyone number one.

Damn. So do the math. Ty. You get some money on you, bro. Who distributed? It had to be a distributor, though, right? Yeah. We had create, which I just did a deal with easy money for.

Okay. And we also had two lost. okay yeah who's that uh some dudes with some money that

that's hard that's hard that's hard that's hard that made a great deal that niggas that's all but what made you get

in the music and you got a family member dad mom I think uh I didn't I think I I just love music

man from picking it up from my pops okay uh you could say that but it's just something that I love because

there's a lot of people that be around me that say they want to do music and say they love it or say they want to rap or sing and then they don't end up doing shit and then they end up blaming you. Right.

But then you meet a nigger like Leon who pulls up what is his shit done. And his whole plan and his whole shit and it's like even before easy money I had labels, I signed niggas, all that.

But this is the first time another person showed me in this, because it's before him like also must have shown me YG showed me. Niggas show me that they want to do it and follow through

but like So they bring a full package all you gotta do is yeah like let's go set it forget it would you like more performing

or making the record do I got to take a shot after I'm just like no no no we get there yeah performing and making the record I feel like all of that shit

goes together because like when you get a thought in your head of whatever a beat maybe or idea for the song a concept

you put that all together you fucking play it in the studio the engineer going crazy and whoever you invite going crazy bam that's one thing right then you put the shit out then you see it's doing good that's another thing

but then when you see all and people singing that shit back that's the payoff to me you know what I'm asking you to choose I can't choose I love that you don't have to it's like if I'm building a house and I fucking you know

the basement is just as important as the top yeah it is as the roof Yeah, yeah. That's no. So, yeah, what you're talking about? So let's say you're on stage and they sing in a chord back to you.

Where's the vibe back that you know it was more than just a success? Like you actually reached a soul. Like, is that how you feel when you listening to them? Yeah, but it'd be more like one-on-one conversations. Like when I first, when I first met Jay Cole, when he was at the, whatever that second million man March was, in DC. Right.

And he came up to me and he was like, yo, man, that one song, what was it called? I forgot what song? One of my songs, bro. He was like, yo, that shit was like life changing. That shit was crazy. And by him saying it, it was like, oh, because to me, he's like a real idea. He's a real guy. I think about it.

So he's listening more than just writing. He's the artist. Or when a man comes up and tells you your music got them through this. Oh, yeah. For me, it was like when my parents broke up and I had to go through that. Like, my dad leaving, he slowly seeing things like crumble, like the motherfucking lights coming off one day. Her figuring that out, it coming back on the goddamn water going off to where the water went off, but the gas was still on. So I took a big-ass bucket, went next door to my neighbors in the alley, filled up the bucket with the waterhole. She came back, I mean,

came back she put that shit on the pot heated the shit up niggas took a bath that type of shit you feel me and what age was that i was talking to puck okay like all his underground shit like that didn't come out on dsps 902 93 no no no no no no like 97 98 yeah yeah probably like 97 though right right and uh listening to that shit got me through that time just so i know what it means i know what somebody's saying when they say yo they that shit really got me through there, you know what I'm doing? Right. Now, look, I know we touched on it earlier,

but I just want to talk on the fact that there's classic collab albums, right? Yeah. You got Watch the Thrones. You got, uh, what was Jay Z and R. Kelly shit? I don't remember. Best of both worlds. And it's actually when two tycoons collide, right? And they make this, uh, this material that they become one.

Like, did you feel that y'all accomplished that with Voltures 1 and Voltures 2? Yeah, for sure, we fucking killed that shit. Of course, a lot of niggas tried to dumb it down because of obviously the shit bro was doing to make certain people hate. But I feel like our shit was the best shit out for sure. Right. Do you feel like that it did suffer because of, like, you know, the semantics? I mean, you could say it could have been bigger. We could be like, coulda, should or would have been ass niggies.

but I'm not going to be that. It's like, I feel like it did what it was supposed to do. The people that were supposed to enjoy it, enjoyed it. Right. And now we're here, you know what I'm saying? You got to use everything for a learning experience and not dwell on the negative parts, you know what I'm saying? Well, the album was fucking, both of them was hard to meet.

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podcast on the iHeart radio app apple podcasts or wherever you get your podcast do you still enjoy this business my mom'd be asked me that shit right my mom asked me that shit like uh about two years ago she's like you still love what you do i'm like yeah da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-a and then what I'm like, I love this shit It's like I got blessed To not only Find something that I love

And then it'd be my favorite hobby As my mom used to call it Because she does a hobby Until there's money coming in, right? But I was able to figure out How to make money off of this shit So I'm doing a great position But I will say

Like I kind of like felt what she said Like About a year ago I came to 11 and I did a show And by the second song My motherfucking back went out I'm like, what the fuck? How is this possible?

But that's why I started going in and stopped eating bullshit and lost all that weight and got back right. And now I feel good again. So we'll see how long this run goes. And your defense, they'd be doing aerobics or acrobatts sitting in Club 11. So you got to be like to see the shit. So you know what you like? You like 11 or tussie?

I'm a booby trap guy, brother. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm a booby trap guy, brother. I just say, stay right there. Yeah, girl. I like 11.

I like 11. Listen, listen, I'm going to be honest. 11 is fly. But I feel like I got to wear suit. Okay. I feel like I got to wear a button up and I go to 11. Like, if I'm there with a hoodie on, I kill out of place. You know what I mean?

That's my whole old right now. You said, Tis? Tis. I'm going to be honest with you. Ain't nothing like the lemon peppers and Tutsis. I actually really go to Tutsis for the food. You're right about that. And that fried lobster?

Holy moly guacamole. And you could get a hair cut. You got a strong hair cut. I'm just saying, it's a lot. Strong. And you could get a hair. I don't know what Tutsi's you go to. Tutsi's got a barbershop now?

Yeah, they always had a barbershop. That'd be crazy. Yeah, they do a different trim. You're talking about. But booby trap, you got to be low. One of y'all got a lighter? Okay, of course we got a lighter, yeah, okay. Hell yeah.

So your favorite strip club is 11. In Miami? Booby trap, like, for strip club, strip club. Okay, yeah I'm saying, fat asses. On the river, though. On the river. Booby trap on the river. Stop Miami.

But I do appreciate 11 because of how fly it is, money they spent in there, how clean they keep it. And the sound system, I'm a music, nigga. I love, like, it's flying. I can talk to you at this volume, and that shit is loud as hell. That's what matters. You know what I'm saying? And that's what I do with my comp.

11 so fly, they got apartment buildings. Right. Right. Right. We don't have a strip club got a heart man. They're like, yo, they got a restaurant next to all type of a suit. And you don't feel nothing out of place at all. Like, it's like, all right, cool, cool.

So, um, all right. Now, with the label, what is your goal with the label? What are we doing? We, um, what are we focusing on? Is it, is a hip-hop or it's just whatever? Well, we got R&B and hip-hop. We got Leon. Um, we got a DJ.

Keep Turner. He's making Afro beats. We got RJ the weirdo. He's from Dallas. RJ the weirdo? I like him already. He's a cold. Okay.

We got Sage, also from Texas. He rapping and shit. We got Busy Crook from Miami. That is one of the coldest pins. Rap. And I'm just looking to get into people that pause. I'm looking to work with people that just care and have that passion and want to be the fucking greatest.

You know what I mean? I feel like there's a lot of music out there that's just either trying to sound like whatever is hot or just laziness, bro. It went from like, Sahai said this shit in an interview. Sa'ha to print. Yeah. He was like, it was like music back in the day used to be the rap nigger and the street nigga will perform it. And now it's like the street nigger got jealous of the rap nigga and they want to rap. And like a whole bunch of that happened.

They're not even real rappers. Yeah. So like easy money is like all actual musicians, real artists. You know what I'm saying? So, what's your relationship with Wiz nowadays? I love Wiz. Okay. Wish changed my life.

Wiz is the fucking goat. Talk. Oh, I got some shit in my beard. Thank you, man. The real nigga will tell you about it. You know what I'm saying? But I love fucking Wiz, man. Shout out to Wiz.

Congratulations on his new baby. Congratulations on all this. Yeah, man. You had a baby. You had a baby. Yeah, this is out here. Fucking, I ain't a lot. every other week

I'm saying something pregnant I'm like Frist Montana out there you know what I'm saying everybody else in man I'm proud of them I'm proud of him you know

so you know you know I've been in this game 25 years right I had dreams to be in this game now

you know when I'm asking this question I'm always like yeah and no right But I'm not going to lead the witness. I'm going to ask you, do you think that this game is, is it everything you thought it was going to be,

or is it shortcomings? It's definitely shortcomings. Okay. Describe it for a person who wants your life right now, person who wants your life. They want to beat Todd Dollar signs. Their whole goal is that. And for what they see, it's all the glitz and glamour.

They don't see that. You know what I mean? No, it's definitely bullshit, but I would say with anything you choose in life. It's going to be bullshit, man. You got to have tough skin for this certain business. You know what I'm saying? There's going to be a lot of fuck shit that comes at you. One of the craziest things that I've learned is the one thing about fame when you walk into a room, everybody know who the fuck you are.

And again, you don't know who nobody is. Word. What could happen? You don't know what some of the niggas mind. You feel me? So that's the only fucked up part, like the most fucked up part. Right. But, yeah, there's other fucked up parts.

Right. But let's give them a plus. A plus. A plus. Yeah. Like I said, I get to do what I love and support my family. It gets no better than that. I like make music every day.

You know what I'm saying? I'm in the studio more than my fucking house. Right. You know what I'm saying? Right. And I love it. I love to be there. And like even when I got here, first thing I did yesterday, I got in the studio with Hitmaker.

We made like six songs, bro. I love this shit. Right. Still, six songs, Circle House. Circle House. Hip making. You don't hit making. He's going to get busy.

He's smoking mad cigarettes. Yes. He wasn't smoking cigarettes in here. God, thank God. He'll take it outside. I used to smoke cigarettes and I don't be fucking on him no more. Yeah. What cigarettes are you smoking?

He'd be smoking Newport. Yeah, Newport, yeah. Yeah, American spirits is the way to go. There's no way to go. There's no way to go. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm so sorry.

I wouldn't have thought that would have came out of your mouth but do you get him an ass straight? Get him an ass straight? Yeah. Oh my bad. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Got you know, I'm disrespectful. That's all right, bro. I got used to ashen on the floor from just, like, studios and just left my mat. And it got so bad to where one day I was just chilling at the house smoking.

And I looked on the side of the couch and they got an assed on the motherfucking floor. Spencer baths floor. You're dumb ass. All right. Yeah. So. Boom.

Thank you so much. Who's a producer you didn't work with that you would love to work with? Jay Diller. Jay Diller, damn. All right, all right, cool. That was a good one. That was a good one.

That was a good one. That was a good one. That's like my favorite ever. Oh, you know what? Alive, though. Alive. Madlib. Madlib.

I want to lock him with Madlid. You're fucking me up right now. That's too hip, hip, hip, hip. Like, I think me and him can make a whole album that would just like be great. Damn, you know, I'm fucked up right now. Because those is real hip-hop. But DJ Premier,

like, there's people that you can do so much stuff. I work with him a couple times. I love for me. Like, we're on projects. I think he could, well, anybody. And, you know, the New York guy's. Alchemist. The Alchemist, me and him keep on talking.

You keep on saying we're going to do it and we ain't did it yet. Oh, yeah. Can't wait to hear that. Yeah. Let's go, Al. How about Farrell? You know, Ferrell's been on a lot of my albums and shit. Oh, love for real, one of the greatest.

For real, man. One thing about for real. When you asked to get in the studio with this nigga, man, he'd be like, all right, cool. 7 a.m. Oh, yeah. I think you got that for me. I'm going to be honest.

For real? Yeah, yeah. I'm a 4 a.m. Did you start at 7 or you start at 4? Yeah, I'll wait about 10 a.m. And be out of the studio by, like, 2.000. Yeah, yeah. Me and him get along perfect.

That's our new life, though. That's our new life. When I did Udon Moss, we recorded at 7 a.m. in California time. I usually call like early studio times like pop hours, because usually when you work with a pop artist and shit, they want to work early. I'm a pop artist. His shit is for real hours.

Did you just call me a pop artist in my face? I guess. That's a compliment for me. I mean, you know, I've seen one of my favorite artists, right? can't name the name, right? But I went to his show. Why you can't name the name? Oh, because the story is not the best, right?

And I saw him rocked the show, man. I'm sitting there, I'm walking there. I'm sitting there. I'm sitting there. You know, I snuck in. And I see him get off stage. Who, the kills are puff? No, no, no. And when he got on stage.

It must have been, David. I'm trying to. He went from, like, And as soon as he got off stage, like his frown went upside down. Like he went straight into like, and I can tell like he had to be there. This wasn't something that he wanted to do, right? So it comes to a time like in every artist career where it's like maybe you have to pay the bills. Maybe you have to all.

Maybe you just don't, didn't want to be there. You just, this is something you have to do, right? Have you ever been there where it's like you didn't want to be there at this place and you, you just, You just had to. You got paid already. You got paid for the song or something, or you got paid for the performance, and you didn't want to be there. Have you ever had one of those moments? A gang of them, brother.

Okay. It was like recently, the most recently, that nigger, Rylan, Rylan, my little homie, Craig Kalman, son and shit, this nigga had me pull up to some shit like, yeah, they're going to pay you to do this shit, I'm like, all right, for show, in and out, no cameras, no da-da-da-da. Cool, I'm with it. No flyers, no promotions, just cash. My type of shit.

Right? Cool. I'll pull up, right? I pull up to this shit. The whole shit is being streamed, and it's called what? What the fuck was that shit called? It was called sperm race, man. It was called sperm race.

What? It was from home. It was USC. Versus UCLA. And they had a real stream with a whole thing going where they race people's sperm against each other. No. And they had me performing at this shit, nigga. And I didn't

I was like Oh hell no Nick I don't want to do this shit So you didn't do it Man The way it happened It was like I got that shit

But you won't do it again Man I hate The one thing I hate Is disappointing fans Bro that You know what I'm saying Be excited They see you walk in

They're like Oh it's high tie tie I'm like I don't want to do this shit Y'all nigg has got me at the sperm race Right putting on that phase

Fuck you, Ryland I got your question That's why your question Makes sense That's what it's crazy Now that I said that I wonder if the fans That was there could tell

That I was a little bothered On stage Shit Ain't no now Did we talk about the champagne? No, no we ain't talking about the champagne By the way that's a pretty ass motherfucking bottle

I appreciate that man I'm now owner of a champagne company. It's called Le Bon Arjean. Shout out to the whole team. Shout out my dog, P&P. And it's in stores everywhere. Make sure you celebrate with us. Bonnajon?

Lebonne Arjongan means good money. It means good money. I'm the dollar sign. You can't be champagne in electric comes from friends. That's right. I am the dollar sign. I love Red Cross. This is good money.

My record label is Easy Money. You know what I'm saying? Oh, that's what that was. Okay, okay, okay, easy money. Okay, okay. It's not as many. So what's the difference between the black bottle? The blue bottle's pretty.

This rose. That's the rosé and the black bottles. It's the regular. Yeah. Can we pop one of those? I'm going to give you my honest opinion right now. Which one would you like? Do we have some champagne, black?

Do we have some champagne glasses? Do we want a little joints, man? It's on the table. I need a little joint. I'm going to check out $5 size joint because I love champagne. I'm drinking one right now. I'm not going to say. the name but i want to try that what do you think is your biggest obstacle when you was

creating your debut album my debut album my biggest obstacle uh my biggest obstacle for my debut album had to be uh it was this one song uh let me look it up you see like tie is a I don't know that you got an album. I remember I don't know. It was called Straight Up, right? Wait, I don't see that. Yeah, yeah, it is straight. Number three, straight up featuring Jagged Edge, man.

I always wanted to make a song with Jagged Edge from a little nigga, right? So shout out to them. But on that song, we sampled. Patrice Russian and luckily my dad was cool with Patrice from back in the day from like So

now she was like I don't know if she still currently is but at the time she was a professor at USC all type of shit like moving in a different direction and when we sent the record in to get cleared she didn't clear it at first because I had a lot, you know I talked like

Ty Dalla sign right so really all I had to do was just make a clean version and then she cleared it but that was probably the hardest obstacle to free tc to get to get the clearance or do it clean to get the clearance right yeah it just was going through a whole bunch of different routes and then finally i was like yo dad i need you all right please make this happen find her so shout out to my pops right and uh shout out to patrick's Russian, both legends.

Wow. Are we doing? I'm going to give it a shot. I'm a champagne connoisseur. I'm definitely, here you go. And I love the look at a bottle. Appreciate it, you know, black bottles. And the word of Kodak Black, it's Champaginette.

Shuripa. Shat Shat Parkinette. Cheers today. Coach, yeah. Hey, y'all, cheers. New Benches, man. I'm going straight in. Yeah, I didn't check you, Sonny, Sonny.

Sonny. My fault. Sorry, man, I'm crashing now. That's a good aftertaste. Yeah. All right. That's that brew. In the building.

Good money. So how did you discover this? How did this come on your table? It came to me. My bro PMP said, yo, I got this champagne company. They want to work with you. Right. So they came through, tried to offer me, you know, a deal.

you know, a deal. I was like, nah, I want to be an owner. That's right. We figured it out, and I like these people. We ended up becoming really good friends, and now we're going to take it to the top level. So how long have been out, or are

still? Like a year, a couple years, yeah. Okay. And you've been involved? It's very new. It's very years. I've been involved, like, over the last year. Okay. Okay. Yeah. Okay. You know, we're about to release a new bottle. I did do one. This is not the one.

Nah, we just got this shit out here, but there's a new bottle dropping my own personal bottle. Yeah, you're going to design a bottle. No, this is good. This is good. It's good. It tastes good, huh? What?

Come on. See, quality. I'm all about quality. Anything I do is all about the quality, you know what's saying? What's this? Huh? What is this? We can't say it on that.

What's up with this censorship? I thought I thought I could do whatever. I thought wrong drink chance. Yeah, they do it. They're doing it. I thought drink chance wasn't cancelable. We still trying to keep our castles. And listen, yay made us cancelable, man.

For real? Yeah, yeah. Yeah, he put us some shit. But it's okay. He put it through some shit. If I say it's good, it's good. Yeah. That bottle, you can kiss it goodbye without

kissing goodbye. Still not canceled. Yeah, yeah. No, he's not. There's no such thing as canceled, bro. I feel like... We cancel cancel. That shit is like, you only can cancel yourself, bro.

If you still, Stop, then you cancel. If you keep on going, niggily, it's up. I believe it. You know what's something about you? Like, I've never heard anybody speak bad about you. Have you ever had a bad day? Yeah, I had bad days.

And yeah, I got people that probably don't like me, but fuck them. Yeah, I haven't came across. I have not. Like, your name is clean in the industry. Like, just for the most part. Man, I do good business. I'm a good dude. You know what I'm saying?

I talk my shit. You know what I'm saying? I make jokes. Right, right, of course Why would The good always It's all good Good is good

You got a blight? Let me get off Let me ask you Ty What is it like Creating a record With E40 Like

Man He was just at my studio The other day Shout out He 40, man All right E40 Yeah

And he's another legend You definitely EFote is really The top tycoon What is it like doing that He's the top tycoon Man That's right

That nigga He just came about a studio the other day he brought me some of his alcohol he got the tycoon vodka oh yeah yeah he got uh what else he got yeah his wine you know what i'm saying he got all type of she he got all type of shit going on one of my favorite rappers ever to do it the bars the behind the beat or ahead of the beat i say that's you see how the the world is doing that now like everybody going ahead of the beat i say really like he started that shit yeah he invented Niggas be trying to like, oh, no, it came in.

Like, nah, it's E-40, bro. Start playing with that man. And he's still relevant. Every Golden State game, he had the front row. Exactly. With a trench on. With that trench coat on. With a trench coat on.

And that can go. You know what you're supposed to do it? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Come on, we'll go get you an ass straight, man. Come on. Yeah, you got me an ass trade. They got me an ass train. That's a dirty motherfucker, man.

Sucio boys. Let's go. Sucio boys. Yeah. You're tired. I'm going to hold on to this one right here. Got it. I'll get you some more. I'm gonna send some bottles over. Listen, man. Can I get a, can I get a little?

Hold on, I said a couple. All right, so look, I want to show you this cover, and I want you to, you send it to me personally, straight up? Okay, I got it. What do you, what do you, what do you see when you see that? Man, that's a classic cover right there. I see my nigga, free smirk, bro, first of all. Okay, I see my nigga, uh, Kevin Gates, man. I don't even, Kevin Gates was recently at my studio, I didn't even remember we, you know what I'm saying? You know what I'm saying?

This, this, this, this, this was right for, uh, lack of a better term. This is what, what, this is the beginning of what, what makes the career. There's a lot of people that be on these covers that disappear. They never come back. So the fact that, even on this cover, it's

a lot of disappearance. There's a lot of disappearance. There's a lot of disappearance acts. Okay, holy shit. But on some shit, man, I just got to say, man. Some dead. Some locked up. Long live my brother, Rich, homie, Kwan. I love you, bro. Rest and peace. He was one of the greats, man.

Rest and peace. We went on tour and all that together. Free dirt. Free Smirk, man. Damn, this is a classic cover, bro. I think I already announced it. Well, I kind of played the record at my listening party. Maybe not all of it, but Smirk is on the album.

So shout out to Smirk, man. Okay. And free him. Yeah, hope he gets to his. I really hope. Yeah. inshallah right so um i want to us take it back to that that day where was you at when you got that call where they said yo you're gonna be on the xxel cover freshman man you know man it's been

like probably like 900,000 joints since then so my memory is a little bit fucked up rightfully so right but you only been on that cover once no you can only get on the i mean you can't forget that No, I can't forget it. I don't remember what I was. I was probably in Hollywood at my old apartment and shit. And at the time,

I had Aisha White doing, as my publicist. You know, Aisha? Yeah, yeah, I fucking love Aisha, man. And now Aisha's, like, huge in the game, right? She's not a beautiful lady. She's never been small, right? I don't know, I'm just saying, like...

She's always been, like, a big... She's too big to work with her, but whatever I... Okay, okay. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, okay, good. Shout out to Aie. man she called me and was like yo we got it and that was like one of my dreams i think i had been aiming for me yeah i was aiming for it for sure i think that's 14 or 16 i think that's 14 so like i said

14 to do it and booted 2009 2010 then i didn't get my deal until 2012 i got my deal because i made this song called fumble that was uh gonna be on my mixtape but then uh sean bernan gave it to songs oh my song's heard it recorded it he uh that shit end up going up right right and then uh i seen this niga in the club at uh what was that shit called playhouse in la hollywood right so i'm on stage next to dj charisma all um fucking uh drace sancho whispered hey that niggins won't walk next to you he walked next to me i'm like hey what's up my niggia da da da i'm the one who made fumble He was like, oh, that was you, my nigga. Oh, we got to work.

That, da, da, da, da. Next thing you know, we end up Lincoln. He was like, oh, you need to meet my manager. His manager, Kevin Liles. So me and Kevin Liles, link Kevin Lows end up starting to manage me. Right after that, I link with Will.

Will and Kevin did a joint management thing with me. And that's how that went. And then we went all the way up to the sky. You know what I'm saying? I did it. Hey, it's Ed Helms, and welcome back to Snafoo, my podcast about history's greatest screw-ups. On our new season, we're bringing you a new snafu every single episode.

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Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. You ever wrote a song? Not for yourself. What's the biggest song you ever wrote? Not for yourself for someone else that came out. Uh, loyal by Chris Brown. Wow. That was a bomb. Yeah. That was a bomb.

You wrote this song. Yeah, I wrote that song. He wrote some shit on here, too, I think, like on the second verse. He changed one of the lines. Loyal. On the first verse at the end. Little seepoo yada rappas. At first, I said, she wanted me at all the rappers.

She wanted me Bobby Brackens, because I wrote it for the homie Bobby Brackens. I was like, it was me, and he was supposed to do his verse. And then he never did his verse. And then, I guess, Nicknack, the producer, got it to Chris. Chris recorded that joint right before he ended up catching that case in jail. Then that song came out and that, like, lasted while he was in jail. And then after. So shout out to Chris, man.

He doesn't always look out for me. That's a big strong. I love Chris. I would have never known that. Chris been on every album. He fucking, he was on Vultures. He was just on Leon's remix, man. I love Chris.

I would do anything for that man. Is he going to be on Tycoon? He's not currently on Tycoon, but I would love for us to catch a record. You know, he's on tour right now, so it's kind of hard to, you know, get him in the studio and shit. But I went to a show already three times. If you haven't been to the Breezy Bowl, you actually go see the Breezy Bowl. I feel like that's called the Breezy Bowl. Okay, the Breezy Bowl.

I feel like he has the best stadium show out of any artists, and I went to all of them. Okay. How about Travis Scott? First of all, the niggas fucking, like, upside down singing. flying across the stadium top that my niggas right right right

I want to follow that up with Travis's show is amazing but like I said CB is upside down going across the motherfuckettlement stadium niggas singing at the same time oh he's oh shit I'm sorry I'm drinking this shit

I thought I didn't know you was going in that's what it was but no I thought I was going in no because it's really that good. I'm just keeping it real. But what was it like the first time going gold? I think the name of the song, if I'm not mistaken, saved. That's the first time I went gold? No, I don't know if that's the first time you went gold. But I want to know what was the first, you know, the first time you went gold. What was that like? And then I want to know about that specific song saved. All right, so the first time I went

gold, we could probably actually chat GBT. Chat TBT. You don't even remember. Damn, Ty, you wouldn't keep up out of here. He got to look at it up. He got 15 billion streams, that's pretty hard to keep up a shit. I'm so sorry.

What was the first gold record that Thai dollar signs? Oh, this is the first some drink chairs like that. He's asked to chat, GVT. Look at the way the world is that. The first? Absolutely.

Put on the mic. y'all got to not talk i didn't hear that can you repeat of course no problem i was just saying that the first gold record tidal the side was on was actually paranoid his own track featuring b a bb so it was kind of a milestone for them thanks chat appreciate you y'all got that's my favorite i think that nigga might be wrong though no but it's my favorite i is chatt nigger from london

back How did you get your chat? All straight. Your chat is from Brickston, that's actually my favorite. That's my mind of chin to $10 sign. My favorite. Paranoid.

And the video, you know, back then with the video with the song, match. Yeah. What drugs was that? Paranoid. What drugs was that? What drugs?

Yeah, that was masculine? That was weed. That was weed? That's it? Oh, okay. All right, my bad. That was, yes. I thought it was a little.

I thought that was that. Woo! You know, that's when the people who, they hit that, they go, woo! Shout out to DJ Mustard, one of the greatest producers they ever live. I mean, when he gave me that beat, I already knew it. And I was like, wow, this motherfucker, bro. Like, first of all, the fact that he thought to mix that that sound, like, you know, that comes from house music. You know what I'm saying?

And putting that with the, the mustard shit. That was just so genius. And I always loved, like, that style of house music. so when he did that, I was like, God damn, nigga. Right. And that was the third song I wrote on that beat. Sometimes I'll take my time with beats that I just know are going to be it. And that was the third song I did in automatic, like the feeling it gave me,

y'all might think I'm weird for this, but it felt like the same feeling I got when I heard BBD poison. Oh shit. It was like hard, it was like a beat that's like that energy of like it could be in a club, But it's R&B melodies on it, and it's still cool. It still make you feel cool as a nigga. Like, you can play it around homies. All right, right, right. Rather just, like, then R&B around the female type shit.

The video sealed a deal with the song. That video, I don't know who produced that. Oh, man, thank you. Man, that shit was un-fucking real. They went together so good. That was great. I thought it was masculine myself. My bad.

You thought it was masculine. I thought it was like a drug. I thought he said Mexican. I'm that man I'm hearing shit I'm here and shit I'm here Well Todd Dada Saras

Listen man You're one of the greatest artist that ever did this You can do anything man And I agree Wanting to get you on this show Because I wanted to tell you Face to face-to-face man

How great you are How much you You know contribute to this music industry How much we need you in this music industry The music industry is better When you're making music And when you're dropping albums

So I wanted to get your flowers You are legend You are legend What's the name of the champagne again? It's called Lebonne au Jean. LeBolosjean. You know what I? You know the hood is going to be like,

that's $5 a dollar song of shit. Yeah. I'm Haitian and I can't even say it. They're going to change that name immediately. That's the love. Yeah, that's all right. Yeah, Snoop said it's better than the Grammy because it comes for his people.

You know what I'm saying? Put it on a car, shit. That's my, that's going up on a, you know what I'm saying, with all the awards. At one point, California, it seems like California has this, uh, this wave, right? Where it's just all of y'all at once, just dominating, right? What do you think is the forefront for this new wave or the new emcees? Who was the new emcees coming from California that you're on? That's my sign to you.

Oh, that's on you. They don't give a fuck. I don't have a California MC, and I want one. I want one. Okay. You don't have a California that you said?

And not signed to me there. Okay, okay. I like 310 baby doing this shit. You said who? 310 baby. Oh, 310 baby. Oh, okay, okay. 310 baby is like the nigga from L.A.

Right now for sure. Okay, okay. Who else, man? Fuck, my mind blinking right now, bro. Everybody going to be like, damn, this nigga and shout niggas out. I'm faded I'm faded

so you can't act chat TBT he's he's going to in the street Hey Hey who'd be at the studio

that I'm missing Wally the motherfucker Sincere you dumbass Wally the Senseai bro The Sincet he knows karate Man he knows

He knows all that shit He brought that Wally the Sensei, man. Travis signed him. Oh, really? Yeah, so he's going to go up for sure. We just dropped the record together. Who else, man?

Do we fuck with, like, the new ones? You ain't even smoked. Gotta have a ZB in there somewhere. Man, I got to have my notes ready for the next one, man. Duh. Uh? Somebody took the time. You got to send it to Paul and Sunny, though.

We'll circle. We'll circulate it. All right, cool. You got to explain the rules. All right, let's do it. You want to explain the rules? Yeah. So, quick time with time is we ask you a question not for, like, gossip, more like if you got an inspirational story or an experience.

So we ask you a question is either yes or no. The political answer means we don't drink. If you answer it, we move on. and you say both or neither, then we all take a shot. I don't drink, bro. He used to work for Fox. You can take a sip. It's okay.

Hey, who's like the new young niggas from L.A. that we fuck with, like, that's going to be the ones. I just met with this little nigga for last night. That's a nigga, is it? No, this YG. Oh, YG. It's a young nigga that I, I like. named d3 oh d3 see d3 he he always be with me in Vegas that's my dog like he going he going up

he's a nigger name that's money it's a nigger shout out to this that's was uh it's a lot of little niggis niggis yeah i'm just on drink champs right now yeah they asked me they asked me and i blinked out and you You know how niggas gonna feel of like, you know what I'm saying? I'm like, I'm trying to make sure I shout niggins out like. Oh yeah, you gotta shout out Pagalli for once. Exactly. Hit a J3, hit a J3 for sure. And my young nigga, pay Goddy.

Yeah, bro. Gangland. Gangland, all right, love you, bro. All right. All right. Are you ready? Are you on YG ever gonna do a? to do a full-fledged yeah we should we should we still got to do to me y g and mustard

well oh yeah that we got to do that that's it that's the album it's like i have made an album with what mustard right before vultures but we end up using some of the shit on there um but we're gonna circle back but i would rather do it me y g and mustard when all of our time schedules lined up i mean niggas been saying that for so long we've been in the game for over 10 over 10 years now, so it's like, we definitely need to. There's not a good problem to have. It's not like a bad problem, you know what I mean? You're only, y'all are busy, and that's a blessing in itself.

Yeah. But if y'all was to record that, would you want to record it in the same room? Yeah, I would want to just do like three, four nights. That's all we need. Three, four days, like straight up. Hawaii? We're at. We could go L.A., bro.

L.A.? It's better when we just get a house, a big-ass house. Yeah, but y'all are the men's in L.A. So you don't think this is distraction? I think it should be that sound. Okay, I hear you on a distraction shit, but at the same time, us bringing all the...

All right. Our people in there, that's going to make the songs. Okay. You know what I'm saying? That's going to, like, create the ideas. Okay.

And I think if we just do a big-ass, like maybe a Palm Springs, some shit like that and bite what we want in that motherfucker, four, five days. Now, what's the name of the group? Shit. Three to the horror way, nigga.

Three the hard way Nigger Paws, nigger Because there was other three to hard way But there's never been three to hard ways They paused You gotta just say far Paws as far as a

You got to say pause Yeah, where it ain't going with that. Okay So I see we explained Quick time of slime, right? All right, yeah Set it off All right, first one

Dr. Dre or DJ Quake? I like both. There you go. Take a sit. Man, I don't drink in the good champagne. I forgot the name. You take a sit. It's the Thai dollar side of shit.

I like both easily. No, it's definitely black. The Thai dollar side. We're going to try to pronounce it. Let's try to pronounce it. What is the call? I got a right. What's the call again?

Lebonne au Jean. You just sound, you just sound Richard pronouncing it. So we're going to get it at some point. Labonabon. Oh, you could just say good money. It's a lot. But try to learn Lebon. Lebonne?

Lebon. Lebon. Lebon. Lebon. Lebon. Lebon. Not Lebron. Okay.

It's very racist. It sounds like black people. Is it? Lebron. All right. The second one. Tupac or EZ. Mm.

Tupac for my life. Okay. Yeah. Okay. You ever met Tupac? When I was like, uh, A kid, my dad took me by, I can't remember his guy's name,

whoever was like the DJ or the producer of Digital Underground. And what's the other, not shock G, but what was the other guy? The little one? Yeah, I think it's at the low one. Money G. Money G. Money B. Money B. So Money B came out. He signed a record, and then Tupac came out. And that was it. Wow. I, as a kid,

too young, too young, too. Yeah. That's dope. Oh, it was the record for Kiss Me Back. Kiss you and I kiss you back. I still got that vinyl somewhere. Wow. Yeah.

Did me, you go to the ground, right? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Shot G, one of the greatest ever. Oh, yeah. Shout out to hit him. Okay, Ice Cube or MC Wren? Ice Cube, bro. To me, Ice Cube, one of the best robbers ever.

Yeah. Biggie or Ice Cube? Ah! That's those guys over there, man, doing the work. Man, Ice Cube, nigga. Yeah, dope. Yeah.

But I like Biggie, of course. I love Biggie. I got a chance to do a Post-Toma, is that how you said? Post-a-Mose. Post-Tomas feature of Biggie and shit. Yeah, so. That was great.

Dilla or Ye? It depends what you're talking about. No, no cracktivity or whatsoever. On beats, I like Dilla better, but on raps and artistry, of course, Yeah, it's like unfo-putable. Yeah, that sounds like both. Okay, I guess it's both. Okay, I guess it's both.

But also, Yee beats are like top tier, of course. I'm gonna let y'all ask this one. DJ Mustard or YG? Yeah. Treat up, nigga. Okay, Jeter Kiss or Nause? I thought your nigga's gonna say like nip or YG. You don't say mustard or YG?

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Who'd you just say? Jay to kiss or nah. I like Nass, very. Okay. Menace in Society or Boys in the Hood? Shit. Equally.

Oh, good, good. You ever think of acting? You done acting? Acting, yeah. I got some acting shit about to come out. I got shit out already. Me and Cuddy had the intergalactic. It's on Netflix still right now, like an animated joint, but I'm in there.

Oh, wow. Like a voiceover? Yeah. Shit crazy. You like acting? Yeah. And then I've done several little ears and theirs, but we're going to get in there. but we're going to get into that.

Jay Cole or Vince Staples? Whenever they laugh, my daughter will pay. I like it. You're crazy. Who I listen to. Who I've spent more time listening to more for show is Van. The next one. Vince?

Okay, wow. Yeah. Wait, who'd you answer? He said Vince, because I'll listen to his shit more than I've listened to Cole personally. Of course, I've heard Cole shit more in public, like, you know, on the radio and that a lot of shit bigger, obviously, but I listen to Vince Staples more. And, you know, the most popular question of 2024 to 2025, Kenjerk Lamar or Drake? Equal.

Okay. Good answer. Yeah. I just want to say this. I'm drinking this champagne. I'm drinking a popular champagne that's known to everybody. And I don't want this anymore. I want this.

I'm listening to bread. Appreciate that, bro. You know, God and poppy. Appreciate it. Appreciate it. That's Stephen and real. The game. Or Snoop's going, Rose.

Snoop. I'll let a game. Yeah. I think even the game would pick Snoop. Yeah, of course. French Montana or Rick Ross Rick Ross As far as like

I listen to his shit more I like shout out for French I love French as a hunts French is really One of my real homies He's doing this thing Wait what is that That's a shout to French

For becoming a French Oh yeah King or diplomat Someone of you Yeah whatever he's doing That's big him up He won I'm trying to think

more songs with me, French or Rick Ross? I don't know. We have to ask chat. You ain't all right. We're going to get into that later. But I do got more songs with Drake than Kendrick.

Oh, right. Oh, I like that. That's all good, too. I'll convince on Kent Drake. Ain't never sent a feature back, though. Oh, you should you've been on Drake's shit? I've been on several Drake albums, but he ain't never blessed me with a feature.

Kendrick has, though. That's why you said both That's why I said both No, I said both because I listen to both as much Okay I like both of them You might be tariff-related They're both incredible

Right Like the best What did you think about Their battle You know, it's what everybody thought You know what happened What happened, nigga It is what it is

But did you see it coming Like as an artist? I didn't see it coming But I thought it was dope For rap It was like all right niggas care about rap again Like how I said in the beginning of this shit

It's like a lot of bullshit rap came out Yep You know what I'm saying But them niggas actually like go in Yeah Yep They uplift the great The game

I'll give them both that Umcumus or hit boy Hit Boy Hit Boy Okay I love Alchemists Right I'm just saying hit boy

And it's coming Got you We started together We started together It's a hit boy Yeah, yeah. Battlecat or DJ Mugs? Battlecat.

Great. Respect to DJ Mugs. Okay. That's interesting. Radio or podcast? Radio. Oh, yeah. I spend way more time listening to radio.

Podcasts and new. Keep playing them goddamn hit. Yeah. And I watched some drink champs, honestly. I watched a couple of drinks champs. But I haven't like really dove into watching podcasts like that. Maybe that's the O-N. It's not about music, so podcast.

For you, you're supposed to pick radio. Yeah. That's right. You're on the radio on God-Dame day, that's why. You hear me? Kodak Black or 21-7? B. Kodak.

I love 21. Shout out to 21. I love Kodak, though. Okay. Yeah, Z-B always is. You can take the rest from here after this. Association people. All eyes on me or straight out of Compton?

All eyes on me. What's uh? All right. All right, yeah, okay, yeah, take the way. All right. Busy Krug or R.J. Weido. Oh, he's crazy. I like both drink.

Okay, it's two different things. Um, schoolboy Q or J Rock? Drink. Yeah. Both my dogs. Okay, rosé time. Slow down, bro. No, I want to, I can't wait to get to the rosette.

We kind of already touched on this subject, but booby-trap or Tutsis? You got to say it up, man. I made a booby-trap way more than Tussies, for sure. Okay. My, my route is, when I come to Miami, especially if it's an off-day, we're going to go get the yacht. We're going to take the yacht to either Kiki on the river or motherfucking sea spices and shit like that. That's right that. Even Zuma, but Zuma, like, fucks me up for life.

I can't go to Zuma no more here because the last time I went to Zuma here, it was me, Squillex, Pooh Bear, and a whole bunch of our friends. Happy birthday, poopie. Yeah, happy birthday. Yeah. We were going to Zuma, and then I got the message that Bukin Nip got killed. Oh, right. And now I'm like, I can't ever go there anymore.

I was just like one of the worst days. When we got the news coming off a flight and. you know that's a situation That's crazy Corrupt or Das Ha ha ha Respect to both

But corrupt I love corrupt Oh shit Yeah What's a pretty One Hit maker or Mad Lib Ha ha

That's crazy We gotta We gotta drink But on some shit Like Madlib one of my favorite producers ever But I just work

With hip maker Them And we make music And I'm And now my music is the, you know, the best ever. Tommy Guns or Lefty Gunplay? Ah, man, Mr. Pixeleto County, huh? Shit.

Damn, that's a hard one right there. Lefty, though. Lefty. Yeah, for sure. Toca Madera or Javier? Tocca Madela. What is that? Can I ask? So Tocca Madera is my homie, Sassanem restaurant.

They had one in L.A. It already shut down, but that's been me and my daughter's like hangout spot, like, for over 10 years. And they just shut it down. But they also have one in Vegas, which is still open. The one in L.A. was better. I think you guys should get the L.A. menu over there. And there's a couple other Tokas, I believe. But yeah, Toka, one of the great Mexican, like, high-level Mexican restaurants in L.A. ever. Do you know that's the last question? Javier's is the shit, though. Okay.

But I think Javier's is more... It's Mexican. More Mexican-Mexican. Am I as far as like, yeah, so it's good. Like, it's good as fuck as the shit. But why do I like Tocco better? Just because, like, on my first weight loss mission where... I couldn't have a lot of carbs.

This was the first place that I ever discovered that had lettuce-wrapped tacos. And they were five years? No, Tokyo. And that's why I fucking started going there all the time because they had, like, options for that. You know what I'm saying? And like fire-ass drinks. And I had my own drink there called the Beach Please. All right.

And this. Not Vince, please. Beach, please. Okay. Beach, please. Yeah. Last one. This the last one.

And then we go back to the interview. Who that? Loyalty or respect? Respect. Because like, oh, fuck that. Okay. I always say this is the only time that you should say both. Yeah.

I need my respect. Yeah. And I don't expect everybody to be loyal because human beings just don't prove themselves like that. Like, motherfuckers choose themselves or they choose. they choose pussy or they choose money or whatever the case. You know what I'm saying? All right. Yeah.

Real? Okay. So let me ask you a question, right? Because, you know, when you look up your streams, you look up, you know, your accolades, right? This is a lot, a lot of, a lot of things to be happy about, right? And then we have Will Smith on here sitting in the same seat you're sitting at, right? And Will Smith describes something to us. And he said, he said, there's rock bottom, right?

but then he said this cliff hanga high right cliff top high okay thank you all right god bless you all right so and like where you reach a level where you like kind of like did everything yeah have you had your version of that cliff top yeah cliff top man

I think it's performed in stadiums and he's worked with all of the top top top top plus the low, low niggas done. Made millions of dollars. Part of that was smash every chick. I'm just giving it real. Because that was part of what it said? No, no, no, no.

You're fucking it up. But he was about to say that at all. He was good. You know, I've had, I've been blessed to, you know. I've had, I've been blessed to, you know, meet a lot of beautiful lots out there. But, all right. Um, what else, man? Man, yeah, yeah, I've definitely been to top of clips, but there's more, bro.

There's always more. It always gets better. But you ain't been to the top where it exhausted you like you ain't wanted no more. Like, it doesn't matter anymore. I'm still having fun with the shit. I still love it. I'm still having fun with this shit. Does it matter?

Like, shit only matters to you. When people be so fucking, like, tripped out about, like, all this, or I can't do this, or I can't do this, or I can't do this. Like, man, that shit only matters you. Don't nobody fucking give a fuck, right? Ain't nobody coming to save us, nigga. It is what it is. You know what I'm saying?

You just got to fucking live life, love your life, and enjoy this shit, man. They always say life is short, right? And that shit is a real fucking thing. You know what I'm saying? So enjoy your motherfucking time here, man. Absolutely. If you get the phone call for the Super Bowl, will you do it?

Why wouldn't I? Yeah, so, yeah, there's, Things like that that I haven't done. I haven't done a Super Bowl. I haven't done a World Cup. By the way, I just told my nigga this. I just texted my nigga this the other day. I was in London.

And this car full of like 20-year-old white girls pulled up on the side of me. Singing fucking singing the, where is the love? Well, I am in black eyed peas and shit. And I hit my nigga. And I'm like, man, I just wanted to let you know. When niggas bring up West Coast,

Right? You see, you just named all those people. Right. And people always think of the West Coast as those people. You know what I'm saying? But I told him he is really the greatest from the motherfucking West Coast. Will I am, nigga? That nigga performed the World Cup.

He performed the Super Bowl, like three times, nigga. Like I just said, it's 2025, and you got a group of 20-year-olds singing that shit. Screaming to the top of the lungs, bro, right now when that song is, like, unrelevant. You know what I'm saying? And Fergie ain't on that record, right? Maybe she is, but she was a great, too, man. I just had to let it be knowing that Well I am as one of the tops from the fucking West Coast, man,

one of them kings. Shout out to him. Go. If you need to make a West Coast album, who would be on that album? Well, I am, Dr. Dreyf, muster, Y, G, Joe Moses. Joe motherfucking Moses, nigga, a goat, nigga. Okay.

Who else will be on that album, man? T.C., of course. Who? Quick, nigga. What? DJ Quick, of course. Problem. Problem.

Big up. Problem. Who else? Did I leave out anybody? Grito, nigga. Of course. RJ. There's so many people, man, on the West side.

RJ is not Ray J, right? Nah. I was thinking the same with you. No, RJ. Yeah, I love Ray. RJ. Mr. L.A. He's one of the greats.

Okay. Who else, man? I'll be leaving niggas out, man. I'll be... You already know, bro. Ty would be, like, faded. You know what I'm saying? It ain't nothing wrong with that.

That sounds like a big compliment. I didn't hear Kendrick and I didn't hear a game. Yeah, what a dumb fuck. You see what I'm saying? You see what I'm saying? you see what I'm saying of course game of course dot

j-rock J-rock one of the fucking Vince niggas schoolboy cute my young nigga Ray Vaughn who I did name earlier when y'all asked me who's like the next niggas on the West, Ray Vaughn the fuck

and they don't even smoke Oh man man It's this new nigga, Airplane James Airplane James, who I love too Yeah, he's hard Where is he from L.A.? He's from L.A., yeah, I believe so.

It's another thing I'm leaving out. There's so many motherfuckers, man. There's so many people, and you can't even name him on. Nah, uh... L.A. What the fuck? I'll be hallowing out. Gang, gang.

Chef Boy, man. What the fuck? Yeah. Forgive me, my nigga. Yeah. Jay Worthy, yeah, for sure. Okay. Jay Worthy.

Hold on. You know, when I found out we had tea, dollar signs today. Todd Dollar sign, man. No, you know, my bad, I say tea, you know, I abbreviate stuff. I know, I know. He didn't mean nothing.

He's like a real O-M. He's like a real O-N dog I'm gonna be sorry I really drink real And ain't right You can't make it a teen You can't short Two letters of

T-dizzle Yeah I don't know if I should keep on pushing O-N shit I'm gonna leave the O-N shit to him I might just stay at the unc level They're trying to unk me now y'all They're trying to unk me now, dog Hold on I'm old

You know I reached out to have people I reached out to a couple of meetings. And one person in particular, I said, they said, tied down a size Haitian, I said, that's really Asian, man. You talk about it. I ain't Haitian, bro.

Yeah, no, no, I had to Google it, and it was bullshit because it said, half French. Are you half French? I'm not half French, man. You are not. It's the thing I got Google. No, no, no, no. I had to go to Google.

I'm English. And the Google said that. Go to Google. That's chat. That's chat. That's chat. That's chat. Right.

That's what I'm saying. I'm English, but I know a couple of French words. And he knows what I'm talking about. I didn't make this shit up. That means suck my dick. Oh, my shit. Oh, my shit. So you are not half French.

No, no, no. The Zos are claiming. He's Haitian. He just thinks everybody's Haitian. Shout out to the Zos, man. It's not me, man. And he got, you know, him and Yacht, they're going to do good music, but I'm just saying. Just because he got a record with Kodak Black, he's doing he a year-ha-tized-ha-ha-ha-ta-ha-ha-ta-to-H-Range.

He knows what I'm talking about. Half-French, they got him down at. And we talked about All-In already, right? Or didn't we? Because, you know, we talked about the one with Kodak Black and YG, we didn't talk about, because we talked about the sample off-camera. Yeah. So let's get to that. What is that sample?

What sample? The sample. With your other single, was it All In? All In, I got to look up to the original rhythm. Lumi D. Sam, right? Yeah, Loomy D had that rhythm. Wayne Wonder had that rhythm. Sean Paul had that rhythm.

Oh. Everybody had that rhythm. Like how you said, the rhythm, you know, yeah. All right, cool. So, shout out to the original, what's his name, bro? I hate being, can we look out what rhythm that comes from? Yeah, come up, go ahead, look it up. But, obviously, he had one of the.

best rhythms ever. Mad Jamaica and I always loved that one. Huh? Lanky. That's the original? Yeah, so shout out to Lanky or Lakey, how do you pronounce it?

Lanky? Let's double check. D-Wali? The D-Wali rhythm. So that's where it all comes from. And I had, shout out to my lawyer. She knew some guys in Europe that

replayed it, so it's not even the sample. Wow. That's dope. And that's that. So how's that go? If you replay it, you don't have to, you don't have to pick. And it's an interpolation is no longer a sample. You didn't use the master.

So therefore, you just, you know, cut them in. Even you just cut them in. Right. Cut them on the publishing. You have to still compensate them, you say. Yeah, you cut them in on the publishing. We're all a part of the record. We're all writers on the record.

Wow. Yeah. As opposed to when you sample it, most times people want 100% of the publishing. Yeah, there's certain other people own the master. It just gets worse. You have to pay more people. So it's better to re-play it. Yeah.

You hear that artist? Yeah, learn how to use your instruments and your equipment. You know what I'm saying? No, if they're playing it anyway, have you brought that on to your live show? Yeah, I always bring live instruments. I definitely play every live instrument. I know all the dope-ass musicians, and we will always incorporate live music when it comes to a Todd Dollar Sun record. You prefer?

Are you like that? I prefer live. I prefer reality. I prefer real. You know what I'm saying? It's nice to go to booby trap and look at a BBL, but in my in-house pussy, I like it to be, like, natural. That's right. I like the way to.

Are you into the, like, you perform every record, like, you want to be on the mic, or will you do a little lip-sicking like Millie Vanilli? Because that's cool, too. Millie Vanilla. You know, whoever does whatever they want to do. Listen, listen, listen. You know, I've seen certain people where, you know, they'll have the mic off, I mean, the mic off and just do shows like that. And it's only acceptable to me if you're doing lots of dancing

and then you cut in and then come back to your vocal. I've even seen, like, Beyonce doing that, do that. I agree with. And Chris do that. And, like, sometimes I have a backing track. and I'll let that go but then I'll hit a run that's not even on the track

and you'll see that I can sing my ass off certain times I use auto tune auto tune is just for an effect it's not like I depend on auto tune it's just an effect. On stage? Yeah, on stage. It's an effect. I use my same fucking chain

wherever I go. You know what I'm saying? Certain times I'll cut that shit off and just go in. A nigga could do his thing. So what? But we have effects that people love and that's the song and that's why we use effects. So anybody that ever tried to say that shit, eat a fat one.

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I'm Ben Westoff and this is The Peacemaker, a true crime podcast investigating a string of mysterious deaths at a prestigious Missouri University and the fraternity brother at the center of it all. A few years back, two fraternity brothers died by suicide, just weeks apart, in shockingly similar ways. Both were discovered by the same student, Brandon Grossheim. I laid him down and proceeded. I tilted his head back and proceeded to get him mouth and up in CPR. At first, people gave Brandon the benefit of the doubt. But when three more acquaintances died the following year, the tide. The tide turned. The lawsuit says Grossheim was one of the last people to see each victim before their deaths. Was he profoundly unlucky? Or was something much darker at play? Listen to the Peacemaker

podcast on the iHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. Let me ask you. So God comes down to earth, right? He comes out. He spoke a dream with you. He We say, Ty, you got, I'm going to give you one producer and one feature. And this record that you're going to make is going to change humanity. Who is you getting it as the producer and who is you getting it as the feature? Well, if we look at songs in my lifetime that changed humanity, And I would just, like, do that again. Oh, should we come new?

That's the thing. Can we come new? I'm sure we good. It's God at God's asking. Well, the first thing that would come to mind would be to do a record with Bob Marley. You know what I'm saying? Now you're going. And like his producers.

Why? Because I feel like that's the one guy to where any country I've been in, whether it be Egypt, whether it be Australia, whether it be somewhere in Asia, anywhere in the world they're still repping Bob Marley to this day because of his music You are correct Because he

He's like his whole style was like Every record is that Every record is like To change lives Every record What you said Bob Marley That's the feature

Are you saying But who's gonna produce the record His producers Oh you want His producers Let's just do a reggae joint With Todd Dollars On it

You know That's life changing So for lack of a better term That is a person that's passed away. Let's pick a feature that's alive and a new producers. And able to do that? Yeah. Or change the war.

No matter who it. I would work with just me and my team as far as the production. Okay. And me, Fye, Camper. Okay. Who else? My new nigger Varg that I've been working with from Sweden. And we would come up with the musical part.

And I would probably feature that nigger Bruno Mars, bro. That's the person that I haven't done a song with that I know that if we did some shit, especially if it was like a meaningful record like that, I feel like it would like. I think you have to change the world. Yep. you know what i would i would hit that low register and go stupid and he would come with the high register and just take all the hearts you know um you on weekend is as is yeah equally you know what saying equally uh by the way man um i forgot how many diamond records they say there are 100 and something

and i'm on a few of those you know what i'm saying and one of them um is about to hit and that's uh or with me and my nigga at a weekend Wiz Khalifa Like I said Man it's not a lot of you motherfuckers out there That got diamond records

period But they have a couple of them Yeah I'm saying That's a thing And that's great And that's me and Egel Right there And Whiz

Have a couple of It's not the people Who have records With weekend He doesn't work with everybody Yeah So how was that Y'all linking up?

So And how did they come about That came about Because I made this record My brother Mustin came through To the studio he played some beats one of them was orna my niggia lemmy was in the studio we was going over uh just like um

concept ideas and he was like orna let me set that and then uh we made the song ornaa and this was originally for whiz's album and then once paranoid took off and it was time for me to drop an EP through Atlantic. I asked Wiz, let me get that too. You know what I'm saying? And he said, yeah. And shout out to Wiz, man. This nigga gave me a motherfucker.

I'm in record, nigga. I gave it to him. Originally, that was for you when you gave it to him. And then he gave it to you. Pause. Okay, I got pause, pause, Paul. That's the same age. That's the day and age weird. Was it on there originally? No, he wasn't on there. Me and Wiz dropped it. And then,

And to be completely transparent, man, my niggia Drake was supposed to hop on it. Pause. And he never sent his verse. Everybody was saying he did his verse. Everybody's like, yo, I heard the verse is fucking crazy. Da-da-da-da. Next thing you know, it's not like I tried to do this shit. Like, oh, he didn't do it.

So I'm going to go get fucking Abel just did the verse. When you say Abel, everybody don't know. That's the weekend. The weekend. He just did the verse. The verse is a fucking classic to this day. And shout out to him, man. We diamond, baby.

What would that record be like if Drake would have sent his verse and Weekend would have sent his verse at the same time? Imagine that. Double diamond. I wish Drake would just leak that verse. Oh, because there is a version of Greg on. I didn't ever hear it. The niggas told me they heard it.

I don't know if niggas was just trying to have a conversation. Several people told me they heard it. I don't know. He never sent it to me, man. Like personally, he played it for them or? This is what niggas said. Niggas from his side. that niggins from, you know.

What is Weekend's name that you just? Abel. Abel. You call him Weekend, all right? In Arby. Yeah. Abris. Yeah, listen, you don't get to call him about any real names, right?

I know. And his name is Todd. Yeah. His name is Todd. Not even. My name is Crash out. All right. So let's say Timberland, Swiss, call you.

Who would you do a versus? Oh, versus? Oh. Ooh. Oh, me. They ask you to pick the, yeah, your copy. Yeah, I like that. If I pick the verses?

Yeah. I'm gonna pick somebody I'm gonna beat, nigga. Okay. Yeah. Who do you make that? Um, I don't know. Who y'all think I should go on a versus with? T. Payne?

What did T. Payne? Man, T-Pain is such a goat, bro. I don't know. Yeah. T-Pain will be a good one, but I think, T-Pain got, put it like this, man. Just this song alone. I just seen my nigga T-Pain perform at, uh, and Coachella, bro,

and I know I had the best performance ever, but T. Payne, nigga, like, I feel like that nigga deserved a Super Bowl performance. But you bought that, too, man. I got it, too. But I feel like he definitely deserves a Super Bowl performance as well.

That nigga, T. Payne, man, it's that one song. Everybody hands go up. Yeah, that's one. To where by the second time, the second time came on, like he's doing the dance, and he don't even got to do nothing no more. The crowd is just singing that shit the whole time.

And it was like, it just, it just felt good to see my nigga get his full love like that. He did perform at the 10th anniversary to me. Listen, he was at the 10th Gendezer parade. Would that be, would that be just like the Super Bowl or bigger? Man, the nigga deserves a Super Bowl performance. He deserves a Super Bowl performance, in my opinion. Yeah. Ty don't ask me, you know, I'm on Twitter right now.

Oh, yeah, I got to check the Twitter. They just asked me, this crazy. Have you ever met Prince? Yeah, nigga, I met Prince one time. No way. I met him twice. Pause, no. He had pants on.

But anyway, I met him at, like, one of those L.A. warehouse parties, probably when I was around 21, 22, just going out for the first time. And he had a whole bunch of bitches with him and he was going upstairs. I was like, Prince. Da-da-da-da-da-da. Oh, shit. You know, that he walked upstairs, nigger. And then the next time I seen him, I was with, uh, yay. And we went to some type of Saturday night live party in New York.

And fucking, we walk in. I see Jay. I see Beyonce and see what's up. Oh, I got a joint in my hand. Jay, like, like that shit. Oh, it's weird. Fucking, uh, fucking, uh, fucking, uh, Rob Schneider from Deuce Bigelow comes up.

He's like, let me hit the joint. Passing the joint, police right there, nobody's tripping, it's all good. Next thing you know, it's Quest Love DJN and Taylor Swift get up to perform. She go perform. Next thing you know, this nigga of Prince just hop up on stage, grab the guitar, and start going in. So that was the one time I got to see him go on stage and shit. Wow. I never got to see anything.

Yeah, I never got to see any other performance. Prince top artist ever to me When niggas do the Michael Jackson Prince Personally, I like Prince's music better Whatever, niggas can flame me if you want to Yeah, nigga, I like Prince, nigga He played basketball too, so he was the ball in him I just like Prince's music

I love Michael, Michael's greatest artist ever, right? But I just like Prince's music That's my shit, nigga I got both of them, niggas tatted, pause Who do you think is the Michael and Prince of this generation? I think Chris Brown is Mike. I think Chris Brown is definitely Michael, and I think I'm Prince.

Oh, shit. Weekend, we got to throw him in there. I don't think, yeah, he's definitely on some Michael shit, but like. Michael Prince shit. But I think Weekend got his own shit. I think that nigga got his own, like. But I'm not saying Chris don't got his own shit, and I don't got my own shit, but I'm saying, like, Chris got the Michael position.

You know what the makes sense? You know what the makes me throw you in there? The Rose motherfuckin's name. The Rose ain't got me in ties in there. Don't let it get one. We spoke about you on Yeh having a collab album. We spoke about you, Mustard, and YG having a collab album. Is there any other collab album, like, say, with an R&B singing that you?

Yo, so I put out a couple of R&B collab albums. I got one with Jeremiah called Mizeai that was fucking crazy, fucking front to back. It came out on Dev Jam. I don't feel like they fully did their one too with it, but you know what I'm saying? If you haven't heard that album, make sure you go stream that shit. It's called Maitai.

Me and Jeremiah, we killed that shit. A lot of hit maker production on that shit. Shout out to Krishon as well, the whole squad over there. My nigga, A1, all that. Malay. He go by one in the fours now. And what else? I did a collection. album with my nigga Daniel and 85 the group division and it was on OVO and that was like more

of a short EP type style like seven eight songs and that's just amazing as well too so i did two of those those didn't really do as great as Vultures did but yeah they're out there for you if you if you want to go check out the greatest Army music available um we got them coming up So I want to ask you, I want to see if you're going to say it. What is the greatest R&B group of all time? Group? Yes. Damn, dog.

There's so many great R&B groups. How can you say the greatest R&B group of all time? I'm not going to say it. I'm not going to give you a head. Yeah, top of me is good. Okay, because now I can, talk to me might be easier. I love Jodacy because I love boys to men. Okay. So that's your two so far?

I love Take Six, but that's, like, more gospel. Hmm. I love, I love, uh, commission. You won't go top five. We'll go top five. That's four, you're saying. Uh, fuck. Who are you getting to hit?

Nope. What, you're temptations and all of that? Jackson, five, you're at, huh? You at six now. If it's influential, you're at six now. Why not? Yeah. No, nigh, fuck that, nigga.

B2K, nigga. That's like, oh, wait, go. I said, only two-k, middle-old. Shout on my nigga, oh, bro. I'm going to tell you, technically, if you deal with numbers-wise,

it's only one group that went platinum as a group, and it's only one group that every single solo artist in that group also went platinum. I know the dance. No addition. No addition.

No additional. that is the only group in the history of R&B, I believe that the group actually went platinum and every solo artist in that group

that dropped the solo album that's hard also went platinum who's the greatest R&B producer ever Teddy Riley Quincy Quincy Jones

Quincy Jones It's out of those three though Teddy Riley, baby face and Quincy Jones baby folks face I saw it this week No, did you see the shit that he was performing?

The concert? All the songs he did? I went to his show, bro. Oh, my God. That was crazy. Uncle Charlie, my dog invited us. And, uh, man, when that nigger face come on. The catalog?

The catalog is just the R word. The R word? Retarded. Retarded? I was like, what the fuck is the R word? You got to be politically correct. And I'm glad you used the R word R-word.

Oh, my God. I also said the R word. You said it with the R-R-R, man. You got to calm down your arm, man. Hard-off. It doesn't matter if you have to be it. I've never seen Babyface perform. Is Babyface a gangster in real life?

He looked like he might be biting pit bulls on the law. I never seen him in action. No, he had all of them. Like I said, man, to get through this business, bro, you know what it is. In order to get to this business and to the level that he is at, he definitely probably had to do some gangster shit. That's all right. You named Jagged Edge earlier.

Jagged Edge was like known for being like R&B group that was like rappers though. Yeah. They were like gangster. Is that, does that happen in this generation? But like, that's all the R&B now. I feel like R&Bs more games in the rap. They fight a lot too. Yeah, like, I'm like trying to think of how many soft R&B makers there is now.

It's not really none. Her. Mm. Yeah. More soft rappers. For sure. Yeah, that's fucked up. How about this?

Let me ask Tad is. Do you think they're trying to eliminate good music? Meaning, you know, there's disposable music? Like, because of the AI shit. The timeless music. Yeah. I thought she was talking about it. They're trying to fucking eliminate fucking humans.

You have points that of the last 50 years. Yeah. Slime got music that lasts another 50 years. Today, the young guys, they do music. It's good for two months, three months, TikTok. Do you think they're trying to get rid of good music? No, bro. Like, they're just trying to make money.

At the end of the day, man, like, niggas got to take feelings out of this shit and realize, like, the game is, like, to get money. for who's ever like getting the money you know what the flow it's not go with the flow is figure out how to fucking get your money yeah figure out how to get to your consumers if i don't learn anything from this past like couple years man it's like that product shit that get into the fans like back to your soon way yeah making your own world so you know there's any conspiracy versus hear me out yeah the righteous guys that the KRS ones, the, you know what I mean,

KERS music that taught. Hold on, music that teaches this and that, meaning they're spinning, you know, if you talk about spinning the block, bra, bra, bra, bra, bra, bra, bra, bra, bra, bra, you know, you get where I'm coming from. No. You understand what? Of course he does understand where it comes from. He just trying to ask people's no question. He's going to piece it together.

He's a smart guy. Meaning the music industry and I get it and we're not attacking the music industry we're just saying the disposable music era is what people will say is right now

right now. The timeless shit he's done with Farrell the shit you've done in your career and compared to the young kids coming up now there is shit that's going to like bleed through to the top and last there's certain people out there

that are great and still care one thing that I love about my artist on easy money and one that we've already proved it with Leon he shows you right there that real music can still win bro it's like when you think about mud mud is all live instrumentation

and it's winning he didn't have to like switch Like look, man, there was the conversations Like after the first album Like, all right, Todd Well, like, we got to get them like One of those club records or one of those

Da-la-da-da-da-da's, you know what I'm saying? Like chasing... How about ballast? Did they put ballast on you? It was just like chasing was working, basically, you know, in short form. And I had to call with him like, maybe we could do this, maybe we could do that. Next thing, you know, I called that nigga back like I don't know if it was an hour, if it was 10 minutes,

but I just felt fucking crazy. telling him some shit like that and I'm like you know what fuck that shit nigga stick to your shit do you do what you believe and do what feels right for you and it's gonna win because it's like when I heard your shit I liked it and I feel like there's gonna be other people that fucking love it just as much as me and he stuck to his own shit he stuck to making live music and it worked it's the biggest R&B shit out it didn't have to be corny it didn't have to follow in anyone's footsteps but you know

his own gut, you know what I'm saying? Yeah. Let me ask you, is it weird putting out an EP versus a full album? Do you get pushed back from the label when you do that? No, the labels love it because that's how they can keep you longer. Because it doesn't count as an actual album. Hello. Oh.

I'll figure that out later. It's like when you think about it and I signed in 2012 and my deal was five albums. and I'm only on my fourth with Tycoon but look about all the music that I put out all this time you know what I'm saying

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The rich Russians Falling Out of Windows podcast is back Sad Olegak Season 2 Since we left you in 2023 after season one, many politically

motivated Russian millionaires have continued to die in suspicion circumstances. We dig deeper into these odd deaths, which include everything from mushroom poisoning and mysterious heart attacks to window clumsiness and suicide by decapitation. One thing we have found since we started back in 2022 is the information on the suspicious

deaths has become much harder to find. Not just that, it seems as if state-controlled media in Russia is being utilised to purposely confuse and contradict the reporting that gets put out. As you can probably imagine, season two gets very weird. Listen to Sad Oligarch on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Whenever I got through the window, I tried to pick him up and his body was stiff. I'm Ben Westoff, and this is The Peacemaker, a true crime podcast investigating a string

of mysterious deaths at a prestigious. Missouri University, and the fraternity brother at the center of it all. A few years back, two fraternity brothers died by suicide, just weeks apart, in shockingly similar ways. Both were discovered by the same student, Brandon Grossheim. I laid him down, and proceeded I tilted his head back, and proceeded to get him mouth and mouth in CPR. At first, people gave Brandon the benefit of the doubt, but when three more acquaintances

died the following year, the tide turned. The lawsuit says Grossheim was one of the last people to see each victim before their deaths. Was he profoundly unlucky? Or was something much darker at play? Listen to The Peacemaker podcast on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. You've done so much in this game. I see this shit too, man. Okay, that's right.

We rewind in the time. You know, so look, look. Why time when you can rewind it. That's why. You got your back time. So look, man, I had a crazy experience, like, 2022 December, the last day of 2020 going in 2023, I let this random lady who's like one of those natural black women with the dreads, with the, you know what I'm saying, like, full organic, you know what I'm saying, see food type.

I know, okay, I know those people, you know what I'm saying, Dr. Sabie type of, you know what incense, all that, all that. Yeah, Crystal. She said, I let her do my hair, and I wanted to get it dyed. I was on my all-black. I wanted to get my hair dyed all-black, too, just to be just even more on that. Black passion, let's go, baby. And she said she has some fucking all-natural shit, because I already know my skin is fucking weird, right?

I'm the type of nigga, like, you put on something like lotion, which just fucking go crazy. I turn into an alligator. right so she was like nah this is some all natural shit so look she dyed my shit that next morning i go do the show that night the next morning purple i wake up i look on my pillow and it's like all this like yellowish liquidy type shit mixed with purple i'm like what the fuck i go to the mirror and i'm seeing the little pus in between the shit right I didn't you with the real.

Man, that shit must have fucking, like, let me find these pictures real quick. I got to show y'all niggas, man. Yeah, he came here one day. No, believe you. He bought the chief die. He came here one day. His whole she was perfect.

It's a, it's a real. My shit was worse than that. He bought his shit from the flea market. My shit was worse than that. How are you going to get booleg hair died? I can see you getting booed leg whatever, but he got blueleg hair die. No, who does that?

It's only how the aerosol can. Go get me wild. All right, here we go. Here we go. And it has the fucking receipts. It has the dates. Okay. So we do the show.

We in the club that, that, nigga. I have my, my Cameron Pink on, right? I have my salmon on. Yeah, okay. Camron Jones. All right. So look, January 1st, I wake up. This is how the top of my head look.

Zoom in on that shit. He's burned. It's the little scabs, the little scabs and shit, right? Oh. A little scabs. Next thing you know Oh wow Next thing you know, right

An hour go by That's my head Next thing you know A hour ago Okay, that's the pillow That I was saying Right Then you see how my face look

You can't really tell But you can see from my head It's a little bit bigger than usual My foe had been busing But it's just like Then my shit started Bussing Bussing Right?

Yeah. That's how I was looking from the side. Yeah. It was an alert reaction. This is how my face started looking. Oh, man. Oh, no. The side of my face started popping out.

Okay, this is January 2nd. This is the second day of that shit. I started getting some type of fucking color. Was it water? Huh? Was it like water? It was itching. It was pushing.

My fucking face was growing. Everything, bro. Oh, no. And to where. to where I had to walk into the hospital like this. When I walk into the hospital, I walk into Cedarside 9. Why the fuck do I see somebody

come out with a fucking Red Versace you fucking robe with their head down with a hoodie over? It's just weird. Like, why the fuck you got on a Red Versacea? He ended up being that nigga, Jeremiah. In the hospital? In the hospital? In the same time as me. Shout out to my nigga. I don't know what was wrong

with it, but that's how I'm in the hospital, right? I don't want nobody to see my ass. Then this time in the hospital. This was different. No, nigga. This is January 3rd. at 2023, bro, after the hair died. Oh, shit. You don't even look like. Look at my eyes.

My shit started, like, closing up. You look like a whole different person. I don't know what the fuck she put in my shit, bro, but. Right. She needs to get out of business. I just want to say, man, hopefully you have the most natural ingredients in there, bro. Yes, we, this is, dude, it doesn't happen. By the way, look, by the way, my punk-ass barber two days ago, he put some shit in

my shit, yeah, I'll be having a couple grades going in my shit. No, that's good, though. You got some shit in my shit. You see this shit. Oh, yeah, I've been looking like, I forgot what they called me on my stream. It was some funny-ass characters. Oh, yeah, they had some shit. Oh, yeah, they was caught here.

I didn't see that. Nick, my shit was crazy. Then you Googling it to see him. I don't know, but I'm just like weird with hair, bro. So hopefully that shit is the most actual. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Jesus, Jesus. And what color of your eyes?

What color is those? Because I got no girls. You like my eye, dog. I'm weird, man. Me, I'm in too, baby. No, you're weird. No, my way. No, the question is valid.

The question is valid. The father had green eyes. No, my father had green eyes. The question is valid. And the white skin, he looked like slime on the A-U scuddy cover. Yeah, yeah, yeah, no, no. Todd out to my nigga spider, man. But what color are those are green or those are hazel?

I can't understand. They're green, dog. They're green, you got. Listen, what age you started winning off of that? I just want to know. Nigger, six months, nigger, six months. Eight, six months out. Six months, I was bumming.

He's a killer, man. I was booming. Ja, Jajabins. Yeah, what's that? I love that. They'll be a call it be Jar Jar Binks from the Orin'all video. That's crazy. Oh, shit.

Oh, no, I had like some hairstyle. With Jajal Bix from? Tide, my hairstyle is I just want to say, fuck you. You had me in some weird shit. I probably asked for it, too. I probably asked for the two braids, but my hair was too thick. And there's this picture when you pull up with my side, little vision. with the Jar Jar Bink's side vision

and it is kind of similar I will say it was funny you said y'all got me but it's funny because y'all niggas be like making these jokes and I can't see how y'all look I would easily be able to like I'm gonna be honest with you

playing one of you niggas I had you niggins crying my friend fat Joe and I told them embrace the cat right I told them embrace the cat so I'm gonna take you the same thing shout out to Joey crack

I'm gonna take the same thing it breaks the joke like don't fight the internet because they're gonna keep going Keep going. Just embrace it. You know what I'm going. Rock a T-shirt with the dude on the shirt.

You're going to win. I just did that. I said, new single coming, and I had that nigger face. Exactly. Exactly. Yeah. Oh, yeah. So, what is something in the game that you feel like?

Your teeth are mighty white, my nigga. Oh, my bad. I mean, I'm trying to be out here. I'm trying to be out there. I'm trying to live. I'm trying to live. man you know what's that so um shout out to your dinner so what is something in the game that you feel like you haven't accomplished yet or like i said man i haven't done a super bowl performance

yet i haven't done a world cup performance yet there's so many like new accolades to reach that i'm going to go after and you know it's more to come y'all i'm still you know fit i still look good i still smell good all right i still have sex good okay i like all that All that, you know what I would never get married? Oh, shit. I would love to be married one day. I haven't got blessed with a wife yet, but, you know what I mean, inshallah. What's your view, though?

On the state of marriage. Let's just say. On the state of marriage, you know, like, people try to push the, you know, never get married. I know niggas have been married, like, don't do it. All the shit. But I want to get married. It says in the Quran that you're not even a man until you're married. You know what I'm saying?

You know what I'm saying? I'm married. I'm married. I don't know what it is. I got to get married one day for so. You never been married any other? Mustard got married before all of us. He'd been married twice already.

I felt like a loser for not being married at 40, you know? And you, Y, G, and Mustard all started together, correct? Yeah. And who also? Is it others or just y'all three? There's others, man. There's like several people we have pushing the label. Joe Moses had A-O-B, you know, label me crack-rated.

All my niggas. Like, we had so many different. cruise from L.A., like, they came up at the same time. You know what I'm saying? And some of us are still here working and having fun with it. Some of us stop. Like I said, you can't be canceled until you can't see yourself. Right.

I agree with that statement. Let me tell you how much of a good person you are, man. You know, we got to meet each other. We hung out a couple of times. But I was like, I like to call this rap purgatory, right? But you kind of, like, don't know where to go with the music or whatever, whatever. And I sent you a record. You was like, oh, gee, I got you.

Yeah. He was like, no, no, no, we're not doing it like that. I didn't even listen to a shit. And you said, I got you. Yeah. Like, if I don't like the song, I'm going to tell you. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. And you're going to get it right.

You sent me a record. And I was like, yo, and this is, you and Mustard is killing. I'm from all, every fucking three records on the fucking charts is you and mustard. Oh, you're talking about that. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. You sent me a record with mustard, and I was just like, holy shit. And I didn't know what to do with the record at the time. I didn't understand the new generation.

I didn't understand, like, it's funny because I thought right when I heard that beat, you know exactly where to go and just remind me of your energy. No, no, no, no, that's making the record. I'm talking about promoting the record. That's what I'm saying. So I didn't really know what to do. But what I'm trying to say is that meant so much to me, man. I really thank you from the bottom of my heart.

You know what I'm saying? And then it's like, you know, yeah, because you, you, you, you blessed me. And then it was like, I seen mustard because, right, you gave me your blessing, but it's still mustard beat. So I got to handle my thing on mustard. And I'm like, I'm like, and mustard's like, you good. And I'm like, I'm like, I'm trying to like handle the business. And it was just, it meant so much to me because y'all hot, you know what I'm saying?

Like, y'all steaming and most of the time, people don't look in a rearview mirror. They always look forward You know, people don't even adjust their rearview mirror And to me It's funny because I never looked at you As a rearview mirror No, it's funny because like

I understand what you mean by Getting in the position that I'm in now And seeing like there's a whole new young Same going on And like my shit is like Getting to 13 and 14 years old And all the type of shit So I see what you mean by that, right?

But like I looked at it as what I get to work with motherfucking Norriegian I appreciate that but you must have Must it I owe you So many So many fucking house parties Nicky

Let me take you So that You got so much pussy Let me just say Your song playing I'm fucking with a bitch I owe you And DJ Mustet

Man Let me I'm just saying that to this camera I owe him And DJ Mustet And Rick Ross Rick Ross Jumps on the record

too I forgot how the fuck We get Rick Ross on the record I forget But um So man They help me down

In the time I needed it man And I would never go I would never go I know this man Definitely You always talk about

Yes man And I remember from then when you say, yo, Tad don't got to do that. Yeah, word, word. You see me with the hook on it and he's the hottest and mustard is the hottest at the time. At the time. Yes, yo, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes. Who?

Who? Who, that's right, that's right, got that's right, that's right. What's your favorite place to perform at? My favorite place to perform at? He's in front of my real fans, whatever they may be. Like, niggas that actually, like, fuck with it, you know what I'm saying? Uh-huh. Like, it's always just...

It's not a state more, like, a city that you know every time you go there. Like, for me, it's Hartford, Connecticut and Philadelphia. I don't care. I can go to there tomorrow with no... Yeah, I can just say my own city. Because every time we do some L.A. shit, it's like the most, like, all right, they're going to know every single song. You know what I'm saying? I love L.A., of course.

All right. But there's been other shows that have been great. Like, Nairobi, Kenya. Wow. Africa. Yeah, one of my fucking... I felt like... fucking Justin Bieber, nigga.

I fucking get to my, well, I don't know if he feels like this, but like it just seemed like how he would feel or like how like Michael Jackson would feel where it's like I get to the hotel. Well, first of all, the wall, nigga is taller than these walls like to get in. It's probably like about this size. To get in, right, with a big ass fucking gate. You get in that bitch and that shit got Bob Wired,

nigga, another like level, the same height. So it's high as fuck. You can't just get in this motherfucker. You get in there. It's like phoned. niggas with fucking AK-47s or whatever, right? You go in at the door, you know what I mean? What's the shit?

The check metal detectors, all the shit. You get in that motherfucker. You go to your room, nice courtyard, beautiful fucking hotel. I get to my room, I'll take off my shoes, I fucking probably get my laptop out and get on the phone, do whatever the fuck I'm doing, handle whatever I'm handling. I think all of a sudden you just hear commotion coming down the hallway, like a whole bunch a bunch of people. I'm like, what the fuck? I'm just talking about whatever bitch I'm talking to at the time. Yeah, da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da. Um, nigger, all of a sudden, I hear people at my door. I look out the door, it's like 20 people, men, like, dudes, like, hype as fuck.

Niggas knock on the door. I call my security. I'm like, hey, you got to come to the door, da-da-da-da. I open the door. Like, fuck this, let me just deal with the shit. His fans, like, oh, can we get a picture? Can we get a picture? And I'm just wondering how to fuck? Did y'all get past the wall, past the niggas with guns? I had to be somebody at the hotel that called the homies. Like, oh, you're here? But everybody was cool. Everybody was like, it was love, bro.

But you embrace that type of love. It's not like creeps. It's not like. Yeah, it wasn't no creepy shit. It was like love, but just like they do it and they type of way. Like, nigga be coming to your daughter, show some love. Like, thank you for coming to our city. And, you know, that was like one of my favorite performances I ever.

did. Brazil was crazy. Australia, that's one of the funnest times we ever had. Brazil, dog. Brazil changed my life. The way that I've done it? Yeah. Brazil changed my life. I love Brazil, man. Um, what else? What y'all was there with? The European shows are always great.

Fucking New York shows are always great. Chicago shows are always great. Miami shows are always great. Everywhere down south, fucking, where else, man? All my Vegas shows he lit. Everywhere, man. I appreciate everyone. Japan, bro.

I name Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California. Is it the best? It's the best because, of course, they've been here with me from the beginning, bro. I feel like they know the songs that other niggas might not know the less popular songs. We could just do beat. We could just do beach house front-to-back show, which I should do.

I should do like a beach house front-to-back or a free T-C front-to-back only those songs show. So, fuck it. I might announce that soon, you know, in L.A. There you go. You've seen the Bob Marley movie, right? I love that movie. You remember at one point he flips on his manager because he says, it doesn't matter. Like, whenever Africa calls, like, it doesn't matter the money.

Like, he'll take a pay cut, whatever. but he just, every time he gets offered a show in Africa, he would always take it. Now, I'm like that. I didn't know other people who was like that. When I saw the movie, I was like, holy shit, Bob Marley bit my shit. You know, in my mind, I know I bit Bob Marley. But what I'm saying, my place is is Puerto Rico,

whenever Puerto Rico calls, I work with them. Like, it doesn't matter. If I call this... Now, I was just telling somebody, you're the first nigga to ever bring reggae to him. You know that? You know that? I know that. But bonds is...

People like to forget, right? I notice with this new generation, they like to do that and be like, oh, no, I started this. I'm a bad money show we love. So, fuck you know. Like, man, they're going to. All right. So, what mine's is Puerto Rico and New York. Like, if it's reasonable, whenever it's in New York, I have to, that's my home, that's my home, I do it.

And Puerto Rico. I don't know where I'm from in Africa, and I've never really had the opportunity. It's there, especially places for you, like, if someone calls, and it's not your quote, but you enjoy being there or the people always show you love it is there first of all in my city I always take a pay cut okay and uh home town really it just be for certain things

bro different different things different shit it's just like when it comes to features I don't be charging niggas from L.A. I don't be charging like niggas that I know that really ain't got it right if I love the song I'm gonna do it if it's like if I don't know you right yeah of course I'm a charge you

of course I'm like that's just how it goes and the same thing goes for shows, you know what I'm saying? If it makes sense, I'll take a pay cut, you know what I'm saying? And I always tell that to other people. It's like, I got to take the pay cut, but then everybody else wants their same money. Right. It'd be crazy.

Yeah, because Miami, they do what that shit to you too, like, Miami. But that's why I'm a tycoon. But that's why I'm a tycoon. Yeah, Miami is fine. I got, I got to call you back, but I just bled your stupid ass on drink chance for fucking putting me through this little. Shit, with your nasty-ass clippers or wherever the fuck you're using.

You need to clean your shit. This J-T. the barber, y'all. Yeah, dick, all right. Hey, you want to get you in there. Yeah, I got to hit you right back. Go get your face shot. What the hell is that? Okay, all right.

All right. This for me? Okay. Oh, I should have to get you one of these, man. Okay, all right, cool, cool. Now, what the last time you spoke of a blunt? never I used to smoke blunts back in the day

like believe it or not when me and Wiz Khalifa first met we were smoking swishers Oh so yeah I think it's just to smoke swishers I can't wait to bring this up Let me take you through my era I think you mentioned that Through my era

I smoked weed So like when I was in In middle school In middle school niggas used to smoke beaties You know? Yeah yeah for sure Yeah so that was before I smoked

That was before weed Right yeah I was going to sneak in all Trying to be these and shit That was my first little shit And me and my brother one time me and my brother one time nigga wrote up because we were here about it

the jail niggas was using Bible paper and all that so we wouldn't use some Bible paper and we'd smoke actual like tea nigga because we thought like we're just going to try to it look like we did it home that's some jail shit we did it and we just trying shit so then after that and it wasn't even weed it was tea

nigga and that shit was nasty niggas hit it one time put it up I'm just taking it through my smoking like getting to the to the weed then later on I think he was with my big homie, my big brother, T. Bob, and his little homies and shit, they had like a blunt outside in some parking lot of the studio, and I just hit it one time.

I'm like, all right, code. I shoot trash. I didn't keep going. And then it was like after high school, like when I'm like 17, like right at the end of high school, the homies all got this, was like, oh, we're going to go to this abandoned house and call some bitches over there and order pizza and do all this shit. So we did it and I smoked some weed. Real weed this time.

I remember I got some real weed this time. I remember I got so high, bro. I threw up, first of all. I think we was drinking too, though. But then I went home and I couldn't find my keys. So I tried to roll the trash can over to the back to fucking see if I could, like, jump on the trash can and jump to the fucking second floor. Yeah, you know, I was high. on the talk of you think i fell nigger i was knocked out nigger next thing you know my mama woke me up

with the waterhugs nigger like your mom's dad she didn't even know i was hired up but now she's gone now but you got it you felling was knocked out like i was knocked out that's nuts i don't smoke weed you know hold hold it's not for everybody that's what i always say this is not for everybody i'm glad that it's legal because it's nothing that happens bad off of this shit shit happens fucked up off of alcohol niggas fucking run people over and kill people niggas have DUIs and do crazy fucked up shit kill themselves crash do weird as shit fight niggas for no reason say some stupid as shit all right you know what we when does that happen but certain people have panic attacks and it's not for everybody you know anxiety and shit yeah

just like alcohol is not for everybody all right yeah panic attacks yeah don't smoke it bro So hold on, hold on, hold on. No, no, no, because if that's your first experience, it was bad experience, what made you go back to it? It wasn't a bad experience. I still loved it. I still was like, da-da-da. And then it was just like everybody around me was smoking weed. I like the taste of it.

I like the little fillet of it. It's the alcohol, like I said, we must have been drinking that caused that other shit. But I just like where it takes me, man. It's just like, for me, there's a lot of shit going on. And when I smoke weed, it just calms me down and opens me up to listen. to everything and absorb all the different things that are going on right now. I'm doing this interview. Same time.

I have a label. Same time. I have a liquor company. Same time. I got a daughter. Right. By the way, we got to talk about my daughter, man. My daughter is 20 years old right now.

She already fucking graduated. Of course, high school. She graduated, got a BAA at fucking C-Sons already done. And now she's at Pepperdine getting her master's degree. Yeah, I want to say, I didn't, I didn't get to, like, you know, choose what school she went to or all that shit, but she did her shit, and I get to pay for it, and I love it. All right. Thank you, Jay. Thank you, Jay.

You know what I'm saying? How's your feel about you being an artist, being that she grew up? She's an artist as well. She's great. Damn, that's crazy. She's great. She's doing her shit now. She's singing.

She's handling her business, bro. It's about doing. several things and like I said the weed thing for me it helps me to not like panic but certain people like it goes the other way I got a father

just like I hate shrooms a lot of people love shrooms right now it's like a big thing CBD or none of that no no no no it's TACC no because I want to hit his I want to hit the J he's been ignoring you on purpose man take that one I wrote another one

no no but you said you're not you're not good at it yeah get that way I want to take a head. Nah, you're not that type of niggit, bro. If you don't do it on your own, I don't want to, like, contribute. Thanks. Would you work with Vibbs Cartel?

And Vives Cartel, one of my favorites, bro. I talked to Vives Cartel during the Vultures time, and I don't know if I was supposed to say that. But I got in touch with them during that time, and I was trying to get them on vultures. Oh, wow. it didn't end up working out. But, man, I'm so happy that he got to come home and, you know,

get back with his family and, you know, get a chance to perform in these big arenas and shit. Yeah. He deserves it. He's always been one of the greatest to ever do dancehall music, you know what I'm saying? And I would love to work with him. Yes, he is. I love that.

You see on Instagram, late, you know, he thinks he's an actor, yo? He do a skits, you know, it's mad funny. Like, I really realize how funny he is, you know. So before we get up out of here, is there anything you want to say to the fans that you did? Thank you for, you know, listening for all this time, for, you know, just being real ones. Thank you all for having me on this platform. This is your platform anytime you want to come. Oh, for sure.

Yeah. I'm just very fucking grateful, man, for all the love. Like I said, I get to feed my family off of doing music. And I will continue to care and be passionate about. about making the best music possible. And there's more coming, man. Let's take the shit to the Super Bowl, you know what I'm saying? Last question before we get up out of here.

How many babies you think your music made? About fucking quadruple, fucking billion, all those. A lot of babies been made off about music for shows. From the 2010 till now, it's crazy. You just need to make one more, because I don't got no kids. I don't have no kids. I don't got no kids either My daughter, 20

I ain't got no kids My son came out My son never comes out What's up, bro? He came up with 9 out He ain't no kid either All right y'all That nigga for show fucking

You know, I'm tired, man Thank you so much We wanted to get You got a question First of the sky man Oh, you can go on here, Mike. Oh, you can go on this one.

Is Cardi on the album? Cardi? Yeah, he on the album for show, man. Shout to my dog, Cardi. Hell yeah. How about that? He had ruined his own life. No, good question.

Yo, man, once again, thank you for being here. Man, we wanted to give you your flowers, man. He truly are our staple in this game. Truly are a legend. You truly are a tycoon in this game. This game would not be the same without you. We're better when you got records out there. You're better when you're in the market.

I'm happy and glad for everything you're doing. And I'm going to continue to support it, man. I just wanted to tell you that to your face. And I'll support you guys. I'll support it. Man. You take a couple of pictures and then give some dropping. Thank you for having, man.

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