The 85 South Show with Karlous Miller, DC Young Fly and Chico Bean - DreamVille Backwoods Lounge ft. COZZ

Episode Date: July 9, 2024

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But we got nothing other than cogs just rolled through. What's going on? Came through this lid. Thank you for having me. How are you feeling today? Feel great. Are you performing? Tomorrow.

Tomorrow. Tomorrow. Today my day off. So you're drinking on your day, y'all. You're just chilling. No. No. No.

A little bit, a little bit. I'm keeping it cool because I can't get too liquor tomorrow. Yeah, you got to work. Yeah, you're like, you pulled up today. Who you wanted to see today? Who you came? I just saw Tessi Red, man. She killed it.

She didn't disappoint. She did not disappoint. I was excited to see her, too. Get it sexy. Go ahead. Oh. No, I was just feeling. Right.

I wanted to see Tizzo. Did he already go on? Tizzo? I don't think. Oh yeah, he already went up. He went up already? Okay. It's cool.

But yeah, I'll see the rest of the people and shit. Any artists that you look in the link with while you here to maybe work on some future collabs or something going on? Nah, I just be chilling, man. I think I don't want to get into it like that. How do I say this? I think. You can say fuck them niggas if you want to it. That's what you said.

What's meant to have is meant that. about the type of nigga that's going to be like I don't believe in networking like we meet up and we cool then we cool you want to be organic I'm very organic with shit I'm not the type of nigga that has an agenda and like oh someone's old year

I'm feeling you feel me so you know if it happened it happened though and I love like I'm a fan of a lot of artists here so that's not me taking away from yeah no we definitely get what you're saying it's just more of like I don't really care yeah where are you from originally L.A. L.A.

South Central How did the link up with Dreamville come together? Random as hell. So I dropped this song when I was like 20, 1920. There's a nigga that went to school with Cole. But it was circulating. At that time, it was a blogger. I'm 30 now.

At that time, it was like 20 years ago. There was a blogger. It was dominant. And that shit was circulating. So it got to this nigga that went to school with Cole. And then Cole heard the song. Invited me to the crib he was working out of at that time. just so happy to be in Hollywood

pulled up he met me I played him some shit that was unreleased and played him you know and we just connected yeah

something that I got signed from there so so how was that was you a fan of Cole before you sound sure that's why I even met with him so that shit was

like I said I ain't gonna say no names but I met with a lot of niggas before Cole but Cole was the one that I was like

the nigga didn't try to sell me no dream he didn't take me to no club he didn't do all this shit to everybody else trying to do and I was all right

cool he really was like looking out trying to reach back and link up and elevate you as an artist. Yeah, exactly. And, like, that's what is important to me.

So, bro was like, even what really caught me when bro was like, he was a look, nigga, whether you saw him or not, this is what I got for you. This is what you should do. And I was like, this is a little nigga right there. Oh, yeah, that's real pure game. Yeah, I was on God. So I was like, that shit stood out to me. And I was like, all right, I can fuck with you.

So, yeah. I like that about everybody who then came through today said that about cold. They let you know that he a real person, like, in, in his artistry, but also behind the scenes. because you know some people be flexing like they really gonna fuck with you like yeah bro i'm gonna get with you i'm gonna get or i got this and play for you but they don't never fall through man when i tell you people was i'm gonna fly your family out here i got a bag of money here i'm just selling your dreams it's like and to me you can't play no player niggia i come like i'm like bro i seen this like so i played along i got the free shit but i was like

can't be without that i was there but i was like oh y'all ain't fin to get me i don't know what this is but you know Did you believe his home when you said I went to school with him and stuff like that? I know. Yeah, that's good. Oh, you knew that. Because he ended up being my manager for years. He was my first manager. Shout out to Matt.

He actually should be here somewhere. I don't know what they got. He still fucked with him to this day. Good nigger. Shout out to Matt. You know, it didn't work out business-wise. But Matt a good-ass nigga. We still talked to this day.

And they went to college together. And, yeah, he's still part of the family. So that's, I said something right there. That's good. How you feel to be? like on the East Coast, getting ready to perform and, you know, one of the biggest festivals on this side, you know, being

from the West Coast. It feels good. It feels good. I'm the only West Coast artist on the whole squad, so... Damn, I didn't realize that. You are the only West Coast artists. Only West Coast artists. Yeah. So it's interesting. You got to hold it down for Kelly then. Exactly. Yeah. So I don't feel no pressure, but... I'm about to say, no pressure. No pressure.

But it feels good, you know what I'm saying? Like, nobody could be me. I love that about it. Like, nobody could, can, who I am, nobody on that squad could do what I do. No matter whether it's musically, whether it's personality. I am who I am at the end of the day. And so it's like, that's dope just to have individuality. But everybody has that. Yeah.

Yeah. So it's not just. Like, all y'all different. Everybody's different. Yeah, everybody's so different. And I think that's what I love about the squad. Like, they ain't no like, oh, do you sound like, oh, do you sound like, oh, do you sound like, oh, no, I don't. You feel me?

Like, but we all got the same. There's like a core that we have that's like to say. You know what it is, art. Like all y'all are, y'all are. Our real artist. It's real artists. Yeah, we're true artists. We true to ourselves.

We humble people. We cool. It's reality. And we know how to fuck. We do our job really, really fucking well. Like, we, we don't play on that mic, you know what I'm saying? So I know I don't. And they don't either.

And they push some time. We in the studio together, which is rare, all of us. Well, I bet that. Oh, man. We ain't playing. Yeah. We ain't there to kill. Not saying it's a competition.

but it gets competitive. It is. To me, this is a sport. They get like... For sure. And I come from a sports background. So for me, I ain't playing.

What sport did you play? I played football. I was a running back. I ran track. I swam. I don't know how to surf. I'm not you a triathlon. Huh?

I said, not you a triathlon. Yeah, no, I did it all. Like my whole thing, I thought I was going to make it in sports. And then I pulled my handstring it and, you know, should it happened. But I was an athlete first. So that mentality, you got to have, like... For sure. Like, I ain't going to have a worst.

verse on this song? Yeah, hell not. And when I do, I just take me off the song. Like, just take me off of it. And I've done it before. Like, where I suck so bad on the song, where everybody got me. I was like, man. I was about to say, have you ever recorded a verse? And then somebody else got on a song, you was like, let me go back and rewrite this shit. For sure.

Who made you step your pin game up? Yeah, cold, clearly. I think. What that is? Besides cold. Yeah, you can't. That's tough, bro. A lot of people don't be trying to rap with me, dog. They're seeing me.

I'm not even in a cabin. Like, I really not even head him. I'm not even a cocky nigga at all. But I just think, well, come down on, like, really rapping. Because, like I said, I was going to take the conversation to the left side. I don't want to do that. But it's been multiple times where I made niggins, whether change their song or change their line or they never put the song out. And I say in this new song, I got, it's not out yet.

I just said in this new song I made and I'm like, a lot of niggas won't put the song up because I fucking did my body and you know it and I know banking on it bro You're like come on drop that but there's been time I can't think of the top of my head I know when I leave this spot

I'm gonna be like yeah so so that's what it was Maybe Chameau but a lot of people made me change my verse sometimes The whole camp Like when we did the Atlanta camp for Revenge of the Dreamers 3 That happened a few times

Like Smino buddy but I don't think it was about bars It was just more of like fitting a song So it's hard for me to, like, say, maybe change it on some rap shit. I think I'm, like, focused on a rap shit, right? Like, when we talk about that, you know what I'm saying? But.

So you obviously take, like, your lyricism real serious. How do you feel about the state of rap right now? We was just talking about how it's kind of been real trendy, like, what sound good versus the lyrics. I think it's getting back to that, though. Okay. I got for the, you know, real beef to me. But the beef.

But with that going on, that's real competition. Was you happy when you heard cold shit? Yeah, and I think a lot of people think, oh, you've been heard it? I was like, no. Well, me, I'm a fan first. Yeah, so, and I talk to call on a regular, but I don't be asking, like, what's coming next? I don't be asking the niggins' plans, because I want to find out the, I want to be a fan, too. I want to just sit back and be surprised, too, so I was surprised as well.

And, like I said, I didn't have a real, I think he's dope as fuck. the whole shit fire he's an elite rapper I love the competition in it I don't think it's further than that ain't a real beef nigga you know real beef it's gonna be some other shit it's respectable beef it's respectable that's what it is respect

you can tell they respect each other because they want to respond to each other they ain't talking about nobody baby mama I'm not gonna talk to you yeah yeah yeah I think you was you know what I mean responding to exactly so to me it's like I love that so I think

that's that brought something great to the rap game it's exciting again and that hasn't happened in a long time and I hate that it has to be them because it's been them for so long and then you being from the West Coast with Kendrick and then you know what I mean you with cold? Like you being from the West Coast with you being Kendrick

so I'm on both sides. I actually got a song so I'm performing tomorrow. It's funny because I got a song with Kendrick on my last album and I was like should I not perform that shit? I was being funny but of course I am but it's like I don't get a fuck like I say it's a friendly competition bro so it's like to me it's like but like you said I'm on the West Coast so I think people be

asking me like what you feel about it I'm like I don't give a fuck it's about the art like you said all the fans too who like both Kendrick and Cole we're excited to see it oh god I want to produce a lot of music

I just want I want the best out of them so I just want to hear the best so I can be yeah yeah like keep keep dropping music keep driving music yeah I keep on so this is

and I think it's really good for this next generation to see that you can like have healthy competition you know what I'm saying where it don't have to end up like it always has in here pop with artists like sometimes they have

taken it a little way too far way too far but it shows you like hey you can still think you the one and then beef with something like you know go back and forth with somebody as a people's culturally good yeah it's healthy it's like fighting instead of shooting yeah it's fighting instead of show or joning we need to go back to jones like roasting niggins be it from the west coast what's your favorite album all time

that's tough bro I'm too I'm too I'm too all over the place to have a favorite of anything like what's your go to though okay what's some of your favorites i truly don't have a go-to give us some of your favorites albums and it could be it don't have to you don't got to stay in the way you got to give us one that you feel like i'm thinking like being from the west coast like i know he grew up on a certain type of sound and stuff like that but for you to just expand so yeah i think with me my mom so i'm nigerian my dad from nigeria action and okay that's what's up yeah so i grew up at a different like and in my mom she's

her mom is from Louisiana and my mom is from LA and oh that's a good that's a different mixture yeah she creos so in the household it was just never one thing so I didn't just go up on West Coast City oh so you got someone

Southern and the African music like he was so like it was just a lot of like just different type of shit you're like you in a house full of verses I was just fucking yeah exactly like literally I don't have a favorite of nothing because I just listen to so many different things so it's really hard for me to say

by my mind trying to be difficult it's just really hard for me to say but to give you a few of like I don't have favorite albums but the favorite artists like I can say like M&M Cassidy Gwen Stefani

Mark Kerry I fuck with Gwen Stefani she slept on too I feel like we forget how many hits Gwen came out when in the 90s yeah what luxury luxurious yeah

yeah that shit was so player Bones. Bones, Bones, all that shit. I used to love all that shit. It's wide, man. It's so wide, yeah. You in line. Line in line. But I like that.

I feel like more artists should be open to different genres, different type. You don't got to just like regular hip-hop. You know what I mean? Good music is good music. Hip-up is my core as far as, like, how I started rapping, but the genre range is incredible. I listen to everything. If it's good, it's good.

And I know good music. I could take some music I would like to believe So you said you play sports Growing up, when did you be like, all right I think I can really rap Like I think I could really do this I'm like 17

I met this rest in peace I met this dude So it's funny I grew up in South Central But then I got bust out to this I was getting a little bit of trouble In my neighborhood And my mom wanted me

Go to another school She wanted me to go to my home school So I ended up going to this Like white-ass school and by the beach and she was mad because I made friends with all the inner city kids still so she's like nigga light but I was like that's who I relate to you felt me you defeated the purpose

but one of them dudes raps and he was amazing for his age and I was like like I said I'm a competitor and I was like if he could do it I could do it and so like he started and I was doing it and then we had a bunch of us but me and him were the only ones that kept going and at the end of the day I was the one that kept going and then yeah that's how I started I kept going from that

If somebody is listening to us right now And it's their first time ever hearing of you What song would you tell them to go back and listen to? Oh, so tough. Or album. So tough. I guess cause and effect That's what I'm known for most is cause an effect.

Yeah. So I guess it started causing effect But I've grown so much from that. I sound younger on that album I've grown a lot But the subject matter, the lyricism there If you could get past the voice And then like I said,

I was very new to the game and new to rapping If you get past the bullshit, you'll hear it. I think causing effects are out there than after that. Come up today. You'll see the growth and sure. What's some things that you really want to see yourself achieve in your career? Like you like, I really want, if I get this, I feel like I'm good. Nothing.

I want to be, I want to find peace. I don't give a fuck. To be honest, when you sound crazy, I don't give up about none of this shit, man. You said what? I said, I don't give the fuck about none of this shit as far as like, I love it. Don't get me wrong. I would never do nothing else. I just want to be happy in life and be peaceful.

I've been through a lot. So I just kind of like... As long as you can make music and live. Yeah, I want to be the best version of me. I don't have like, oh, I want grant. I don't want, I don't care. If it comes, it come, though. Yeah.

I just want to do the best I can do. And whatever the best I can do brings, I'll take it. But you see the progression, though, you can tell? I see progression. And that's what matters. I love progress and I love being better. So I love that. But also, the wars don't need shit to me.

it just don't mean shit to me I don't know I just live in the real world so it's kind of like I think you don't reach the point where you see the bullshit

in it so it's like just be happy with this shit you gotta find the happiness in it I'm happy I'm not content

I want better that's a big difference I do want to be bigger don't get me wrong now I'm gonna work towards that but at the end of the day I just know peace is more important to me

so let's see what happens never happens that's good though that's the attitude of gratitude Like I'm just grateful I'm doing what I love And can make a living for it Exactly Yeah, and bills pay

I can't complain I can't complain at all So How do you see that the festival Like you know An expanding in group From when it first started How do you feel like that's big

For artists as well Said it again Like how the festival When it first started Like how it's expanding And group Like to the level that it is now Like

How don't feel about it Yeah Like how did you see it Even being this big Like Yeah Yeah Because he did, so I believe in that nigga

And the whole team, he cold The niggas I know from that I know if they could They already achieved something crazy So I had no doubt of my mind You know You always got to do the first one They get the bumps and bruises out

So, you know It's definitely better Way better It's the fourth time I think so I think it's the fourth year Yeah Yeah so

One year I think This is way It's way more organized type of shit You know what I'm saying So And it's like positive vibe like everybody you don't see nobody on no bullshit that's the that's the energy of the dream

like the whole squad why I fuck with them because it's never been no weird shit it's never been no like it's always positive there's never been no fights at none of these things it's nothing it's safe yeah it's like it feels good and like you want that

because you could be your best self when you just feel safe like you would judge somebody like you will find that the dream feel yeah like if you find that dream like what's the wrong with you like you can't go nowhere yeah we can't take him nowhere

yeah yeah it's so peaceful man which is great people complain about that shit with me please who on your radar right now like who you listening to um that's a good question i gotta i gotta start digging because i'll be in my i'll be in my shell so much and i've been working so hard on my shit that i think i kind of lacked listening to new people i just got to be sticking to what i know so i don't really had that question i mean i'm i'm i know that answer i know that i'm uh i know when i walk on from here I'm going to be like, damn, I have been listening to so-and-so.

I'm just so bad an on-the-spot questions. Yeah. But, uh... Do you feel like it's hard to create and listen to other people? I don't think so. I think it depends on the person. To me, I like to just... Like, you got to lock in and be like, I just got to find my zone right now.

It depends on my mood for the day. I'm moody. Like, it depends on my mood. If I'm in the mood to listen to people, I'm listening to them. If I'm not, I'm just listening to me and I'm going to do me. It's really depend. I'm just really depend. I'm just really.

very like with the wind type of shit I don't know what's sad Nick shut up Nick give me a drink

honey oh that's that West Coast don't came out no so give me a drink homie I'm watching

minutes to society hey homie hey homie it comes out sometimes I always want to go call somebody

a morque ass nigga Mark ass nigga Oh morke I'm like you're at home now you can turn the fuck up

Buster What's your sign? A Libra. A Libra? Okay. What's your sign? My grandma, Libra. I'm an Ares.

Yeah, I love Aries. One of my best friends. I just had a birthday. What's your son? What's your son? What's your son? Oh, so you went to Zodiac? You went to Zodiac?

Do you know? I just know about the ones that I've dealt with. Okay. Yeah, that's it. It's some good. I don't judge. I don't judge nobody else. Yeah, I don't judge.

I don't judge nobody else. I made some bad lepers. You know what I don't, man. No, for sure. I'm aries. I know some areas that I hate. I hate some of the leavers I know. Yeah.

Tell me this, because who is somebody like you don't heard recently like you like that is not inspired you but like damn I want to get back to like, you know what I mean? The studio? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Well, let me get in the booth. Right nobody? Ain't nobody fucking with you. I think, I think music. Okay, so if we're talking about, if we're talking about rap like bars and lyrical shit, nobody.

Gotcha. Except for the, you know. but musically yeah I feel like I love Tizo's shit I really do love Tizzo okay not because he here

but I do before I didn't even know he's performing but I fuck with Tizo's shit I'm trying to think I love I love uh

I got to look at my I got to look at what I've been playing you know what I got to do I just look at my plate I ain't gonna do it now because I don't want to take him time yeah

now matter of fact pull your phone out well all right cool let me go to your Apple music right now that's how we can see yeah we need to know right now oh yeah who in your search history let's see yeah oh that's true let's see that go to your search history i want to know what to let it don't matter in the speculation yeah it could be

some gospel now it could be whatever you've been listening who you listening to homie damn it's been all old shit old conier old paul that's fine pa oh oh yeah bro this name baby june he had this one song he had this one song i like um he's from mary he from ellie june oh baby june i'll fuck with larry june Okay, I thought with Larry June. Larry June from from LA or something like that? I don't know where he's from him. I just heard a song.

I don't know. That shit all. No, no, no. Okay. It's much of me because I've been practicing for tomorrow. Yeah. So I'm like, he's like, all I listen to me. All I listen to is me.

Fucking. You got any new, new projects coming up? For sure. Hell yeah. I just dropped this song. I just dropped the song last week. last week it's that shit called

it's called Victoria's Secrets that shit hard than the mother's Victoria's Secret So it's for the ladies No It's not for the ladies I don't think so

I mean y'all can play it you can decide I don't think I think it's for everybody It's just fun Okay What inspired the name title then

Because I say I say something So like when I make titles It depends on what I say in a song I don't make titles in front I'll make the song first And I'll be like What should I call it

What you said in the song? You said, bitch, take off your... One of the main lines is like, I could keep a secret. Ah, yeah. So that's, I could keep your secret. So I was just like Victoria's secrets. And me said, I can keep your secret saying I... I fuck you and won't say nothing.

I did something with somebody that I shouldn't have did. I said, uh, oh, fuck the, I fucked the nominee. I fucked the Grammy Week. I fucked the nominee, but on the law. I could keep a secret. Ah, yeah. And so it's like Victoria. secrets. And when she listens, she knows exactly

who you're talking about. I'm not saying that's true or not. I could be lying. I could be lying. I might have never had to hit a game. It's just entertainment. It's just the art. The art. I love the art of it, baby. That's their players. Well, at least you keep in the players. Because a lot of

dudes be kissing and telling these days. I've been seeing a lot of dudes. Everybody's secret safe with me. I would tell a soul. I don't want nobody to tell nobody on me. Yeah, the fella's been on a rampage lately talking about the few months that they're in. They're the new age

niggins. I don't know. I'm old school, apparently. So yeah, you said Victoria's Secret out now. It's out now? Okay. You got to check that out. Yeah, we're going to go check that out. It's fun. When you leave, we're going to have to speak and play that shit. Yeah. Yeah, we're going to check that out. But no, I'm working on a project, though. I'm working on a

field, so we'll see what happens. Okay. Well, let the people know where they can follow you and find more. Your stuff. Yo, where the camera at? Bing, big, bang. Yeah. Yo, follow me on Ka. It's Ka. It's Ka. It's very simple. C-O-Z. Yeah, I'll finish I spell it because you know.

C-O-E-O-E-A-O-Z. C-O-E-O-D-E-A-L-Z. C-O-D-E-E-E-O-D-E-E-E-L-E-E-E. That's on everything. You'll find you on every day. I've been here for a minute, so don't check me out. If you don't find Kyle's

Check out Cody Mac That's C-O-D-Y M-A-C But it's cause first For sure Oh god We're gonna be on the lookout For all

The rest of your stuff I'm definitely gonna listen We're gonna kill out That Vittoria secret Now though Yo play that Yeah for real I think y'all enjoy it

Well thank you for pulling up On us rolling with Batwoods Wait you smoke Yeah You were smoking I stopped a little bit But I will smoke at home now Okay

I used to smoke all day A couple years ago But What would be your go-to variety of Batwoods? I don't know. I don't fucking know.

You're from Atlanta. I love them all. I love them all. I love Backwood. Good answer. Good answer. Yeah. I love them.

Yeah, he like. I love them all. They're like. We love them all. We're like. We're like. We're going with us. We're going to talk.

We're out. All right. That was fun. Hell yeah. That's your natural, baby. Yeah. I knew I wanted to obey and submit.

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