No Jumper - Lil Darius On ATL Ricos, Blowing Up On TikTok, Looting in 2020 Riots, & More

Episode Date: November 8, 2022

Flakko and Lil Darius talk about his rise, blowing up while going to school, Tiktok, the streets, the industry and more! https://www.instagram.com/lildarius/ --- 00:00 Intro 2:00 Flakko peeped that he signed while watching a vlog where Darius was flashing money 2:26 Having access to that kinda money feels amazing pay for anything  2:55 Flakko says he wouldnt give money to anybody and change his number 3:56 The first person who believed in Darius is his group of friends  5:02 Growing up in the west side, going to school in the east side  5:55 Parents divorced when he was 7, he stayed with his dad 6:45 Heavy into basketball since he was a youngin, thought he would play pro 7:27 Darius wrecked his car one time so he took it as a sign to stop playing ball 8:36 Darius got into a car chase during the riots, tryna loot, almost hit the cops' car 10:16 Flakko says most people will get jealous got Darius only been rappin for 2 years and is already up  11:52 Flakko says Darius might be called an industry plant 14:08 Darius doesn't pay attention to comments 15:41 Darius is 17 and still is school right now, has a tutor and online 16:11 Darius will be on stage when he graduates, knowing he didn't need school to make money + Not going to college, says he doesn't want to or need to 17:09 Darius has security everywhere he goes: "You're never too tough to get security" 18:07 Older girls holla at him for real, they don't care he's not even 18  18:48 Says Lauren London is his dream girl, Flakko says no she's off limit  19:06 Says he likes this girl that works at Onyx in Georgia, says she's bad AF  24:23 The DA in Georgia is on some sht, she will get any rapper for the smallest thing they do: "She tryna get Fd up!" 25:17 The DA clearly wants aggressive rappers to stop or leave 27:00 Darius feels the pressure to not let anyone down, people he inspires etc + All his album must be platinum min 5 years 28:24 Blowing up on Tiktok and the fear to not be known as a real rapper, embracing the Tiktok route  --- NO JUMPER PATREON http://www.patreon.com/nojumper CHECK OUT OUR NEW SPOTIFY PLAYLIST https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5te... FOLLOW US ON SNAPCHAT FOR THE LATEST NEWS & UPDATES https://www.snapchat.com/discover/No_... CHECK OUT OUR ONLINE STORE!!! http://www.nojumper.com/ SUBSCRIBE for new interviews (and more) weekly: http://bit.ly/nastymondayz  Follow us on SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/show/4ENxb4B... iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/n... Follow us on Social Media: https://www.snapchat.com/discover/No_... http://www.twitter.com/nojumper http://www.instagram.com/nojumper https://www.facebook.com/NOJUMPEROFFI... http://www.reddit.com/r/nojumper JOIN THE DISCORD: https://discord.gg/Q3XPfBm Follow Adam22: https://www.tiktok.com/@adam22 http://www.twitter.com/adam22 http://www.instagram.com/adam22 adam22hoe on Snapchat Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

No jumper coolest podcast in the world, man. We're here today with the youngest goat, man. Lord Darius, how you feeling? Yeah, I'm feeling good. I'm glad to be here. I appreciate it. You got to be here to speak to me, man? Yeah, yeah, for sure.

You listen, man, yo, bro, like, flaco is rising up in the world, bro. Like, you feel of me? Lord Darius just said he's happy to see me, man. Bro, listen, I'm excited to see you, too, man. Well, first of, how long have you been, like, in L.A.? Oh, I'm saying, Monday. Well, hold up. So, like, is this your first time here, or?

Nah, I came out here like two other times. I had like some label meetings and stuff out here one time. Ah, you, you like, like a Folly Rich now? Nah, I'm not. I said it. I'm working on it though, for sure. I'm working on. Wait, like, so like, like, I think you had like six labels, right?

Like trying to. Yeah, yeah, it was like six or seven. Wait, so a question for you. So, like, when you go into these labels, like, what's the first thing you're looking for? I just want to feel like, when I was looking, I just wanted to feel like I was at home. Like, you want to feel a good vibe. You want to feel like they're going to do whatever they need to do to, you know what I'm saying, make you the number one priority in the superstar.

Yeah. Fat, fat, fat, so, you know what I'm saying? I know them boys like being that bitch. Big. Selling you dreams, man, right? Yeah, fat. They were doing that. Selling dreams.

How do you even, like, distinguish, like, who's authentic and, like, who's not? Oh, no, you just got to feel it like, yeah. I just had to feel it, feel the right vibe. I think I got the right vibe, though. Well, I know for sure we got the right vibe. No, listen, because your team? Yeah. Some real genuine, authentic dudes, you feel what I?

For sure. Like, you got a real authentic team. Now, have you signed it or no, not yet? Yeah, yeah, I did. You signed who? Like, live in court, in court recordings. This is a dude named Joey Manda. He used to be on a label.

Mm-hmm. He broke off and made his own label, but I signed with him. He hard. Yo, you know, listen, like, I knew that you signed, bro? because like when I go on like the no sorry I think like you are a did of log right man bro listen little darius pulled out like 20,000 pay for it man I say yo listen this is rap money but as a new artist did like this is some like this is different type of money man would you already rich before the deal well I've been getting money though but ain't

gonna say I'm rich but you know what I'm saying I can get money yo listen though man but like one How do you feel now having access to money like that? Oh, no, it just feels good because, like, you can go buy really whatever you want to buy when you think about it, like, and there used to be time where you couldn't even go get whoo-do-woo. You know what I'm saying? But now you can just go get whatever you want,

just a good feeling. You can pay for whatever you need to pay for, help your folks out. It just feel good. Yo, do you even, like, feel, again, man, like, I'm a fake-ass nigga, bro. Right, listen, bro, man. My family knows what is, bro.

If I get signed, oh, it's over with you, bro. You feel me? Don't hit my phone for nothing, you feel me? You feel me? Like, do you still feel the same? Yeah, brother, that shit, like, my, my, fuck. Look, my mom would be asking me, she'd be like, it ain't hit you yet all the time, be like, nah, I still feel the same.

Like, I don't know where they're gonna take, like, I'm still the same week. Really? Fast. Yo, like, be real though, man. Did everybody believe this could happen or, like, did some of the family members, like, were very slow until I come around. No, folks didn't even really think it were going to happen like this. Like, they'd be shocked.

Really? Some folks said it were going to happen like ever since I dropped my fur trilla like on Instagram. Mm-hmm. The folks were like, where are you going blow? Just keep going. Wow. Firtrilla on Instagram, for real, for real. But it ain't really, you know, what's going to happen like this, not this fair.

None of that. I ain't know nothing what's going to happen. I'm just thinking like, you know, I'm just going. Yo, wait. So, like, who was the first one to give him, listen, give him a shout out, man. Who was the first dude to say, yo, listen, bro, you're going to go up. I can already see it. My partner, Zoe. Joe. Jordan. So I was in the studio. It was me, Jordan, Marco, Quiz, and Lil'clock. I'm a partner. We're all in the studio.

They were really all in there. Like, LeBerry, you're hard. Like, you're going to be one to one. Oh, man. So I'm got it. So I'm going to go. Were you, like, always the youngest, though, in your crew? Yeah, fat. They were, I would be like, they were my name Lederis. Like, my name is there, but I was already young, the young one.

Everybody, like, two, three years older than me, four years older than me. Yeah. Everybody older than me. On the younger way. God damn, man. Here, so, like, again, let's back up a little bit. So, you're from Athens. Athens.

Yeah, fat. Now, when I think about Athens, I think about, like, a college town, right? It would everybody think. I mean, it is that. But, like, UGA got their own little section. like downtown, downtown the UGA, then you got the east side and the west side. It's two different. Like, it's totally different.

It's not just. Where are you from there? I'm from the east side, but I went to school on the west side though. Harris, wait, wait, wait, wait, hold on how that works, man. Look, look, look. Is, wait, hold up, is, like, that's illegal? Yeah, it's not supposed to be like that mama, she didn't want me going to school on the east side. Why?

Because they were like gangmangers and shit? Yeah, yeah, it was like, Jay, bad. But my daddy, he's staying on the east side. We stayed on the east side. We first, like, started staying at Athens. So, staying on the east side. And, shit. She didn't want me going to this school, so I always went to school on the west side.

Like, my green dad and shit used to take me to school because my mom used to be at work. So, I just went to school on the west side. And mom and dad was together up until you were seven years old? Yeah, like, yeah, like, six, seven. With them. So then, like, how did, like, their, like, divorce kind of affect you? Because listen, bro, like, I'll be real, bro. Like, I am super possessive over my mom, right?

Yeah, fair. So, if my mom and dad break up at the age of seven years old, bro, like, I can't deal with no stepdadies, bro. Nah, I ain't do no stepdad. Like, I used to want to stay with my daddy all the time. Yeah. Like, it's just all I've always wanted to stay with my daddy. Me and my daddy been locked down.

So shit, it was just like, me and my mom used to stay at it all the time because I always wanted to stay with my daddy. But it was cool, though. It went too bad. They jay got there. you start to go out of time. But for me, though, they used to be scraped. All the damn town.

Wait, wait, so like, you are what? Like the youngest sibling? The only child or one? I'm the middle child. I got a little brother. Me and him got the same mom and dad. And I got an older brother. Me and him just got the same daddy.

We got different moms. Yeah. So I'm in the middle. But for my mom on the oldest. Yeah. Yo, but like, all right. So, like, again, like, so at seven years old,

your parents split up now. Now, at that age, like, were you already into basketball? or when did you get in the basketball? Yeah, like, ever since I was young, I went to play basketball, like, forever. How nice were you, though, man? Man, I ain't going to lie. Now, be real, man.

How nice were you, bro? I was right. I ain't going to sit up here. I used to think I was going pro, but now that I look back on it, I went that good. But I was great, though. Because you're tall, like, but not that tall, though, right? Yeah, I was good enough. I was good enough, though.

Shit. Were you, like, a high school basketball player, just, like, A and you? No, I used to play. I play AAU and, like, feel grade, all the way up to, like, 9 grade. And then in high school, I played ninth and 10th grade. That was it. And then 11th grade you said like this shit ain't for me. Nah, a little what happened was in 10 grade.

I used to play varsity, though. Okay, you were great. So I was playing varsity in 10 grade, man, on the way to a game. Yeah. I fucking wrecked my car, bro. Oh, damn. I written in the same spot. We didn't have a wreck in before.

Like, me and my partner didn't have a wrecked before in the same spot. I ripped my fucking car. Two wrecks? Yeah, yeah. I'm going to tell you about the first one, too. I ripped my car and I was like fuck it

I don't want to play basketball no more I took it as a sign How's that correlation bro? Like I wrapped my car I was just like fuck this shit I ain't gonna play no more

Why? Because bro like what happened where I wanted to play that day I went to the game I played sorry it's fuck And then I was just like

fuck this shit ain't playing no more Is this mine? Oh shit Oh shit Oh Wait, hi. So, like, the first wreck, like, you just play sorry his football.

Like, was it like, yo, I don't want to take the bus. I'm too fly for this shit. It wouldn't need that. It would eat there. Oh, no, I don't know. I just went to play them more. They were the second rate, though. The first time we were at, you remember when the Joy of Floyd shit was going on, right?

Yeah. Okay, so, so goddamn. We was like, we was like trying to get an academy on some bad young nigga shit. Like. Well, looting. Yeah, basically. We're trying to loot it. So yeah, we got down, going in trying to get an academy, break his shit.

Then we see the police start coming down the road. Police started coming down the road. Everybody hop in the car. It's like 10, 15 cars outside. Everybody hopping the car, scurred on real fast and shit. So we're going, we're going fast. We get right there. It's the school named Timothy.

You're called Timothy got now. We get right there by Timothy. The police try to cut us off and chase the car that's in front of us. So he tried to cut us all, but he had the lights off. We've been to hit the police head. on we swore the motherfucking car. God damn. Me that bitch and tried to get back on the road.

Who was driving? Oh, man. That's like a good driver right there, bro. Listen, they know her nigga, but that's a, like, that's a legit professional driver right there, bro. Yeah, I ain't trying to tell. They, brug out there, swear that bit, flippoom that motherfucker. We flitting in the dick about three times, though. And got out, what the fuck?

Way, bro. Yeah, what the fuck is going on? Yeah, for me. Yo, bro, I think things, bro, like my fucking phone. Like, just got hacked, my nigga. What the fuck going on? Like, what the fuck going on? Like, I keep hearing voices, right? I hear that.

What the fuck going on my phone, man? Wait, I, right? So, like, hey, cool. So, like, second crash, you said, forget this basketball stuff, man. Yeah, yeah, right. Now, like, was that when, like, you started hopping into music now? Was that? Yeah, yeah, second crash.

Yeah, I was, like, I was just in the music. Here, right? So, like, was you, like, I just making music before then? Or was it just like? I'm about to tell you what happened. Like, I went making music before then. It was like that same year, though. It was during basketball season.

The first time I went to the studio, it was around my birthday. I had, your turn 16. It was around my birthday. And I went to the studio with Zodam after a basketball game. My partner, done it out telling you about. Went to the studio with them. Did, like, two songs, three songs with him. And then when they were telling me, like, you're going to blow.

Oh, sure. And then in the night morning, I made a little triller, and that bit started going crazy in my city. So then Wait, hold up, bro. Wait, hold up. Here, so like, this is like two years ago, right? Yeah, yeah, they're like two years ago.

I'm 17 though. Bro, listen, like, there's going to be some hating ass dudes going to be like, bro, you only been rapping for two years and you're already up? Yes, fat, fat. It'd be like that. That can't feel, like, feel like fair, though, right?

Because, listen, okay, so first off, at 16, you, like, start rapping the first trailer go crazy. Yeah. Now, why do you think, like, you've had success so quickly just because, like, yo, I'm just hard as fuck, or was your marketing from day one just on point?

Now it went in my marketing. It was just, like, hard work and just being in the right place at the right time. Then what I feel like this shit be crazy. Like, I would mean niggas off of fake cards that I had, so I'd be in a real nigga. Yeah. Like, so I just mean a lot of niggas and point it niggas in my life.

It was just got shit. God damn, man. Here, so, like, once that first trailer, like, went crazy. Now, like, here. So, like, here's a thing where I call, like, a fucking industry plant, right? Yeah. Now, a lot of niggas, again, like,

just prepare for this, right? Once you get, I'm talking about, like, out of here, out of here, it's going to be a lot of niggas saying, yo, industry player, right? Boy, yo, I went back, actually found out, bro. Like, you had music videos when, like, from, like, way back when you were, like, R-R-Loddarius, right?

Yeah, fat, fat. Yeah, like, a lot of niggas be saying this shit, mm-hmm, like, ain't no industry plant, though, bro, this shit, hard work, really. Yeah, because the grind is there, bro. You feel me? Yeah, fat, but like... Wait, wait, right?

Here, right? Here, so then... At 16 and, right? So that question for you, right? So, like, when did you, like, take off the RR? I then? I had to take it all, like, once I start... Once I start...

Once I got IGM. Yeah. Because with the music shit, like, the RR. That means blood, shit and all that. So I ain't really want to be affiliated with this shit. Especially not in no Georgia, bro. You feel me? Because those niggas is coming.

Yeah, I ain't trying to be with. with all that. They don't even get into that. Yeah, of course. Feel me like, I'll just like, take this shit off. And I'll just look there. Wait, though, right? So when you told your squad, you'll listen, bro, like, I'm taking this shit off.

No, they went tripping. They understood it. A word? Fat, fat, fat, they understood. I'm still with them boy, though. Yeah. Same game. A word.

Yeah, right? So now, like, okay, so like after that first trailer, then, like, what's the first, like, big song that kind of got you, like, buzzling, bustling? Okay. Buzzing, buzzing, like, in my city, it was this song I had called Third, no, called Spotten Gauton with my partner song. But, like, in the city city, shit, I did this song with Slime Like Shadi, called Mud, Brother. Yes, sir. So that kind of got me buzzing a little bit, but just recently, like, I got a buzz on a kind of bigger scale.

I got this song. Papa, right? Yeah. Not even Papa song, me and her got one too, but this murder with me and anti-de-minis. Oh, yes, sir. Yeah, fat. So they really got me, but then went crazy on TikTok shit. She had like 1.1 million views.

Bro. I see mad reactions to that shit. Yeah, fat. They fuck with it. That bit leaked. Man. Here, right, again, right, for a lot of having a song like that, right? Like, again, like, like, I try not to read, like, no comments, right?

Because, like, bro, like, that shit really be fucking you up, right? So, like, when, like, you see, like, madder reactions, do you, like, watch them shit? and Ashley, like, hear the critiques and shit like that? I don't even be watching them, bitches. I watch, like, one, my partner sent me. But I don't be watching no whole. No. I really don't.

Unless they, like, put it in my face for real. I don't be watching. Man, yo, bro, one of, like, your, like, hardest songs is feeling like Rilow, I think. Yeah, everybody's full with it. That's a fan favorite fact. Wait, hold up, though. So, like, what do you mean by feeling like, like, feeling like Rial? Because, one, Rialo, like, he's a fucking lyricist, bro.

That nigga got like double a tundrae, triple a tondri. So what do you mean when you've said, feeling like Riloh? That's the whole purpose of the song. And feeling like Rallo, I was got now using hella punchlines. Yeah. Like, I listened to Rallo. They were like my favorite artist. Oh, really?

Baby, young boy, you know what I'm saying? So, like, but feeling like Rololau, I was just saying, like, I can do this shit too. Like, so every bar in that song, I mean, yeah, every bar in that song, like an actual bar punchline. So I wrote that bit. Yeah, right. Do you feel the little, like, being. He ain't like a school nigga, right? And actually going to school, like, help you write your bars?

Hell no. Not? Yeah, nah. That shit, school don't help you with shit. That shit will waste of time. For some folk, for some folk, I ain't going to say the first. Why is that, though? Because shit, what I want to doing like, that shit, school didn't help me with none of that.

But, like, you know what I'm saying? Somebody else might want to do something else, but that shit don't help me with nothing. Wait, though, wait, have you, like, graduated yet or you were going on? No, I graduated this year. So you're still like in school right now? Yeah, I'm 17. Yeah, yeah. But like, you are way too lit right now to still go to my post.

Oh, like, no, I don't actually go. I got a tutor and shit like that. But I do online courses. So, you know, we do it like that. Online, though? Yeah, but I'm walking across the stage at my school, my high school that I went to school and got now when I graduate. Be real, though, right, like when you walk across that stage

and like you see every teacher there that like you now make 20 times what they make you feel what I'm? Like is it like like damn, bro like you niggas just wasted my time for four years bro because I ain't need none of this shit to make millions. Shit.

That's how I'd be feeling. Yeah. Like, but I don't know. Everybody ain't the same. Is mom happy though that you're like not like a full-time rapper and I'm assuming you know like

it's kind of like fuck how now, right? Like, you're not going to college at all. I ain't going to college. I mean, I might do some college courses online, but I ain't really going for that shit. Nah? But she'd be happy, though. She'd just be, she'd be nervous all the time, bro, because like, no, bro. Rapping is crazy. Yeah, rap more danger than the street, bro. Rout, like, the new street. I'm too. Yo, how do you, like, have voiced certain things, though, right? Because I'm assuming,

bro, like, as a lit rapper, you have to do these clubs, right? Like. Yeah, yeah, yeah, you gotta got down to your mood, smart, security, all that. it. You know what I'm saying? You just got to be smooth. Security, right? Yeah, fast. I be having security all the time. Here where I go. Really? Yo, finally, bro. Listen, bro, finally like a smart rapper, bro. Yeah, nigga be thinking, you're too hard for security. But you never too hard for security. You're actually green, but. Bro, listen, bro, that is fat. Bro, I can't tell you, bro, like, how many rappers, you know,

like, come out here or just anywhere, right, and say, yo, like, they can't, like, have security. Bro, one, like, why would you put your life and your home boy's life? Man, like, when your partners can't always protect you, but them nigga will crash out and this shit gonna get pointed at you every time, it's gonna be on you, it's gonna fall back on you.

You know what I'm saying? So you gotta have security, bro, some of my DS play shit. Yeah. Question of right. So you were young right now, rich and 17 years old and a pop and rapper, man. How do you tell the old holes,

Listen, I have not no 25, I'm 17, I can't fuck with you. Man, I don't tell them I can't fuck with him. But look, I'm 17. Yo, my God has got to be stressing them, man. Miss you know, I'm 17th. You're still going. You're still going to go every time. Oh, really?

Fast. They're going. Yo. Yo, listen, wait, like, but like, I would assume, though, like, it's like, I would assume, though, like, it's your age is, like, a deterrence, like, for older women, right? Or, like, they don't care. Like, like, they still going. Yeah, they don't care.

They be gone, bro. Yeah, that's crazy, man. Like, the older bitch will be gone. Yeah, listen, who's your dream girl? Laura Lundy. Laura Lundy. No, nah, she's off limits. Man, now.

Who else, who else, who else? Oh, shit. Lord Lander, let me see who are. You trying to put me out on here. Yeah, man. Come on. Hey, look, I'm going to put you down. It is a girl.

She works in onyx in Atlanta, Georgia, bro. She works at onyx. Yes, bro. I swear to God. Uh-huh. She looked just like Jada Waiter, bro. That my dream bit. So when she's sending it, I'm gonna get you soon, though.

She bad at fucking God. Word. I swear to God, that bit so bad, bro. Wait, though, right? Is that like a thing, like, back home where, like, the stripper girls or, like, Ashley famous? No, not all along. But she famous, though.

She got famous off of looking like Jada waiter. Oh, baby, baby, though. Right? No. Yeah, baby girl. But not her, though, the one that she'll look alike, bro. They just posted her the other day, that bitch, so bad, bro. God. Wait, though.

So now, I mean, again, like, you pop them right now. Like, is she going? I ain't going to lie, bro. Did she give her you play yet? That's about the only bit that be tripping, bro. Not really? I didn't try to, bro. Is she, like, just like too, like, lit right now?

No, she needs super lit, bro. I think she's fucking. I think she's fucking put her. I used some shit like that, though. I mean, bro, listen. You got five years, man, you feel me? You got five years again. You got five years again.

Five years to clap those cheeks first, man. I'm fat, bro. I'm on that shit, though. She's going to go out. She's going to see this. Man, wait. Question of Russia. Like, who's your biggest, like, influence than music wise?

Baby and a young boy. Baby and young boy. Right. Here, right. So, like, I hear, like, the baby. Yeah. I don't hear no young boy I think he's gonna hear somebody

on my new take Wait a no So like I thought with the Like the recent one though It's like hometown hero right Yeah No town hero

Yeah bro That shit is hard Like this like it's not One skips on that bitch At all bro I appreciate that That my first take that I dropped I know

Yo like I seen that right Like you don't like Have a lot of like official music You feel me Yeah At my first take Like I ain't really dropping

They're gonna be my first official tape. Like, their tape was just everything that was already out. So it wouldn't even really no real tape, but I just picked my tape out. It called 17. It's dropping in October. Oh, shit. So I got down. Yeah, I'm dropping that bitch in October.

They're my official tape. And who's on that tape though? Lepapa, Rallo, Antitaminish. Uh-huh. And Rock Ken. He had Augusta Arda. He's Hart. Who's Raq Ken?

He's in Augusta Arda. He's my partner. He's hard to fuck. You're like And now that you're assigned, right Is it like, yo I can't really like Reach back and fuck with like

The little niggas no more Like hell Nah, I ain't never that. Like I always show love. Oh really? Fats. I get on all that shit. Your bro

You are like Too much of a real nigga for me, bro because listen I'll be real Listen bro I'll be a hundred with you bro like If I get on And like my homeboys

Like they still like You know like Low rappers are struggling I'm sorry, partner, brother. You feel what? You can't do it like that. Where you got to stay solid all the time? You can go to win like that.

How do you like turn down though like a feature? Like for example, bro, like I know like you probably have like a thousand homeboys reaching out who can't afford your price right now. Like with that shit, you just got to,

I just got to really be fucking with it or like you got to be on some real nigga shit. Like. Yeah. Like not no. favoritism, like, not no showing favors, but like, you know when the nigga done there's some real shit and you got to be like, oh yeah, I got to look out for, bro.

Yeah, facts, facts, man. You just be real, bro, with this, like, newfound thing, has your old holes, like been reaching out? Man, like crazy. Like crazy now? I ain't fucking with them hole, though, bro. Why don't? Those whole jib be on attention, bro.

Those bitches take your ass up through there, boy. I ain't fucking with that. Yo, bro. Like, fam, like, yo. Like, especially like the old ones too, like, bro, that, listen, they'll be the most scandalous ones because they might have to take all the pictures of you, you feel like me? Man, that bitch is going to get you fucked up, boy. You cannot fuck with no old, they're going to take your ass through them.

I'm telling you, boy. Man, have your team, though, taking you, like, through like a, like, uh, like, uh, it's called like artist development, right? Like, right? It ain't dead that shit. Nah, not, not yet? Nah. I don't feel, I ain't going to say I don't feel I need it, but shit.

I just say, you just got to learn as you go with this shit. I don't think that shit ain't. You don't need this shit. It's going to be a lot of cloud chasing. Yeah. Yeah. Yo, listen, right? I like kind of like seeing that too and like realizing, right?

Like you like, for example, especially as a young artist, like you can probably like go back and see him like, you know, like going back and forth and beefing with the old opposite. Right. But for your shit, though, I don't see none of that, bro. Like, it's just all music with you. So I'm not trying to go back and forward. No nigga, this shit.

I ain't give you no money. That shit only ain't bad. So I ain't with that. I'll be it. Fuck that shit. Yo. Question though, right? So, like, as a Georgia artist, man,

like, what's your thoughts on, like, that DA, like having this, like, thing out. Bro, like, she has it out now for, like, for our rappers now. because that shit is getting crucial. That bit, that dead-air wrong. Shottie trying to get them full fucked up. Man, I ain't.

Wait. Yo, listen, bro, like, don't fuck with her, man, you feel me? Nah, you gotta stay out. That bit, wait. She's trying to get you fucked up. I'm flared like, I ain't even want to say that about it. She's like, you feel me? Like, yo, yo, hey, listen, the Lord Darius loves you, man.

Yeah, I love you for real. I love you for real. God damn, bro. bro, like, because I, yo, listen. Shadda-hand trying to get you fucked up, boy. Yo, bro, when I, like, you know, when I heard her say, like, yo, listen, if you don't like it,

stop doing crime or get up out of my city, that tells me that she wants you to leave. Yeah, she don't want no type of nond. Boy, she don't, she want that violent rap shit to stop period. Yeah. But that's your way. You know what? hell, they're what they like.

Fought they're entertained. I'm going to get them what they like. So, yeah. I mean, it ain't right that we do it, but shit. When you see that, though, do you like say, yo, damn, bro, maybe I got to stop rapping about certain shit. Yeah, but, shit, you can't stop rapping about what you got going on at the same time because, like, they were full feel.

Whatever they got going on, they feel that they want to hear. Yeah. So, shit. Now, like, what do you want to, like, take out of this rap shit? Wait, say that again, my fault. Like, what's your goals for rap, right? Because, like, like, I'm here, right? Because everybody, like, bro, under, like, probably, like, every interview, every post is, yo, like, he's the next goal.

He's the low goat, right? So, like, what's your plans for this rap shit? Oh, shit. I just want to be big in hell, like, legendary for real, like, let these folk know. Mm-hmm. Like, he put his folks on. Like, they're really what I'm on. That was the type of time more I want to put everybody on.

Oh, shit. I want everybody to be turned. Because there's no money in this shit for everybody. Yo. You know what I'm saying? Bro, I see, bro, because you on like IG Live with the 20, 30 piece, bro. I said, yo, this thing is, bro, listen. Like, you got some money now, man.

You feel me? Nah, but the thing is this still, right? So, like, do you ever feel some pressure to, like, like, for example, right? Like, for example, right? Like, be grown up in a small-ass town, right? I've always just been like a standout nigga, right, in terms of like school, you're feeling personality, right? So, like, they always say, yo, you got potential.

But for me, it's like, after college now, I still wasn't on. I still wasn't lit, right? So, like, after being told my whole life that I'm special and, like, I'm still not manifesting this shit, like, do you feel pressure, though, like being so consistent? You're like, he's the next goat, but. Man, it's a lot of pressure in this shit. Like, I just don't want to let nobody down. I got a lot of folk.

Like even fans, not even people from my hometown, fans be hitting me up, like, you're a bit inspiration to me. Yeah. I don't want to fuck that up. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, of course. I got to win, like, for them. Bro.

Bro, bro, are you got to, man. And the thing is this, though, right? Like, exactly what, okay, so exactly like, in five years, right, what will Lord Darry just have to do for you to say, yo, I won. Shit. I gotta have damn near every tape album I drop platinum. Yeah, I'm on some different shit. I want some Grammys, everything.

Like, I'm gonna, I'm trying to be turned up. Oh, shit. First one I wanted to be crazy for me. Yeah. I want some real shit. A lot of folk be saying that, but I really feel like this shit gonna take off. Yo, question for you, right? Like, so, like, people like, especially like the new artist now, it's like, they like hate.

You know, like, like, they hate getting like a TikTok hit first. Yeah, yeah, for that. Because niggas go and say, oh, you know. TikTok, son. You feel me? That how I were, like, I didn't even want to do TikTok. My manager, though, on my ad, like, this shit where pop you all. Like, now they even pop you all, that shit with being your screens and all that big bullshit.

I was like, man, I don't want to do that TikTok shit, because they're not what I want to be known for. Feel me? But I shit, go. All right, go. But I ain't known for that, though. know me for putting that shit on. Yo, you know,

listen, like, listen, like, that's, listen, like, that right there is, like, absolute fact, right?

But, like, you now have another TikTok here with the skirk, screw, my thing?

Yeah, yeah, fuck. Bro, like. A bit we're going crazy on that. I'm calm down a little bit

now, but it was cool. Yeah. Cool shit. How do you, like, a lot, for example,

right? So, like, there's a lot of, like, some young niggas, some old niggas

who've been rapping for 30 years, right? Like, they're asking, bro, how do I get, how do I go viral on TikTok, bro? Like, how do we get the streets talking by my song? I ain't ain't gonna lie, bro, that shit to be happening. Yeah.

I don't be forcing none of this shit. Nah. I swear that shit that happened. How to, like, like what, like you drop Yeah, you drop the song. Matter of fact, I ain't even drop the song. I just posted a little snippet me and my brothers

in the studio. Put that bitch on TikTok. throw it out of. Yeah. And then, shit, like, next two day, that bitch started catching. Then a couple days after that, we was outside one day. Yeah. My partner said, yeah, the damn.

I had the camera. Hell the bitch up. They did the damn behind my head. Oh, shit. That bit went. Everybody started doing that motherfucker on the other. Also, real natural authentic shit. Yeah, yeah.

That shit just happened, bro. Yo, listen, right, like, I feel like the secret is being real and authentic. Because, listen, bro, like, we've seen it, man. all these niggas going like tag every nigga on Facebook and Instagram about yo yo yo yo like do this dance on your TikTok for me

me for me bro like you know me actually this corny as fuck man man I ain't fucking with all this shit bro I don't need like reaching out to folk do shit for my music like I ain't doing that yeah yeah yeah listen man like um last question right

for everybody watching this right now what's the one song if they say yo listen like I need that one song to make me a low Darius fan. What's the one song niggins should go ahead and like check out? That's out. Yeah.

I'll say murder. I bet. They'd be going crazy right now. Nah, facts, like, bro, like, it's going hard as fuck. Fuck, bro. In the streets in Atlanta and around Georgia, they bit buzzer. Bro.

Yo, bro, like, I'll give you two years, bro. and you're gonna be like probably like on like a little baby and two years pour their clip up right now what you're saying yeah man and be like you said that real shit yo yo

manifest real that shit yo listen though I think is this though right and get once you get on in two years once you're out of here bro you gotta come back and fuck with me though you know me that shit gonna be lit we're gonna be like remember two years ago

yeah man yeah man yeah like that's facts man Lord Darius is gonna be back in two years to fuck with me man Yo, bro, listen, man, do you have any last questions, man? Words drops to, like, you know, to point out? Yeah, y'all, be on the lookout, take 17, dropping in October, like the end of October, y'all be on look out for that.

They'll be going to be crazy. Y'all make sure y'all go follow me on all platform at L-A-L-A-R-I-U-S, for sure. Man, you listen, man, no jump. Wait, exactly when you turn 18, because you've been like a, like an un-a-old. Underage kid now for like, what, for like five years now. I turned 18 in February next year, February 19. Oh, shit. Five days, five days after Valentine's.

For sure. Hey, bro. Hey, yo, listen up, man. The kid has six months until you old holes can fuck with him, feel me, man? Now y'all, y'all good, no, man. No jump for coolest podcasts in the world, man. We're out of here, folks. No.

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