Million Dollaz Worth Of Game - Million Dollaz Daily: YACHTY ON HIS GENERATION OF MUSIC

Episode Date: October 17, 2025

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Hey, million dollars worth of game listeners. You can find every episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or YouTube. Prime members can listen, ad free on Amazon Music. Right. It's this division and separation of hip-hop, and it's like, yo, what the fuck? Like, all that shit is ours. Yeah. Like, why is we not going to break something as ours where everybody gets to where

as though it forced people, even on a creative tip? Because I see people, and I'm like, dog, like, you're not even no street. I understand this entertainment, but it's like, you'll be more successful if you told them the story of your journey in your life, bro, and you just wrapped that. Like, you know, you know,

you know, people go, it goes back to when you say, you know, not sticking together one. And two, it goes back to the easiest route and rap is to go street, like to talk street, to ask street, it's just easier.

It's harder to rap about things that are, like, just going on in life because people really don't, A, not doing anything at all, and it's overpopulated with street music so you can listen

to enough to know how to bacon soda, Arm and Hammer. Like, you get the ingredients from just listening to shit. Absolutely. A lot of niggas don't do anything in life to know what to rap about anything else, you know? Absolutely. Most people, when you start up rapping, you start rapping about things that you don't have yet, you know, cars

you don't have yet, money you've never made. So you don't really have the right amounts when you wrap about certain things. Nothing's right except for the shit you listen to, you know what I'm saying? Until you finally start making some money. Then your rap's a little bit more accurate. You know what I'm saying? The prices you talk about for a watch is not like, You hear a niggas saying, my Rolex, 3,000.

It's like, no, Rolex isn't $3,000. But you don't know that because you never had one, you know? Until you start making the money and everything starts then becoming a little bit more accurate. So most people take the approach of street nigger, street trap. Because rap is like ideally when someone says rap, the first thing that comes to mind is it's trap. Street. You know, street trap. And it's easier.

It's quicker. It's like, it's just, it's like, it's like a blueprint already made for it. So that's why it's so much more of that than it would. be Malian or so on who rap's about just other things. But that's why I feel like you came and you skyrocketed

like you did. Well, yeah, well, I think I came skyrocketed because we changed rap. My generation completely changed it. 100% we changed the rules. We made it. Like, my whole thing was to make it so that rap

didn't have to be so angry. You know, it was so hood. It was so street, so gangster. So I'm gonna kill you gluck on my waist when I, like, you know what I'm saying? Like, I came and I was like, it doesn't have to Co-like Minnesota, you know what I'm saying? Co-like Minnesota.

Like, oh, like, this were things I was genuinely going through. Like, my dad used to take Minnesota was fucking freezing. You know what I'm saying? Like, I was just like finding shit to talk about, you know what I'm saying? One night, I didn't want a girlfriend. Like, I don't just want you. I was just, whatever I was going through

or some shit that I thought was funny or cool was what I was doing, you know what I'm saying? Plus, I love melody. You know, I didn't grow, listen a lot of rap. I listened to a lot of, a lot of melodies i love melodies so that was my thing you know so and i just wanted to shake shit up you know what i'm saying like and prove that like it's possible