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00:07:18.000One thing I like about Baby Keem's progress is he's slowly going up, but he's putting together a body of work where I don't think it stops the culture necessarily, but if you're talking about somebody who's putting up points on the board, I like what he's doing.
00:07:46.000He went on tour with him, and I feel like a lot of people just always looked at him as.
00:07:50.000Kendrick's little cousin, in some essence, but do you feel like this was kind of his graduation out of that shadow into his own right as an independent artist?
00:07:59.000The single was with Kendrick, though, right?
00:08:01.000There is a joint with Kendrick that's on here, but I don't think that's the biggest song.
00:08:05.000Like, that song that we played wasn't the Dot Song, so I feel like there's other records on here.
00:08:09.000This album isn't like valid cousin Kendrick, you know what I'm saying?
00:08:13.000So, do y'all think he graduated out of that?
00:08:14.000I mean, I think he has the raw talent to like graduate out from being like kind of under Kendrick's wing, but I wouldn't say that this project necessarily like reflects that.
00:08:23.000I feel like the It would need like more sonic influences and different things going on because for me, Kendrick's specter is like in the room the whole time you listen to this album.
00:08:37.000Listen, I'm not gonna say baby Keem is like Memphis Bleak, he's not like he's graduated from that.
00:08:43.000You know, like Memphis Bleak with Jay.
00:08:44.000I'm keeping a beam, like he's not Memphis Bleak, but here's the thing the problem is when you know, I wasn't gonna do the Bronnie James, neither.
00:08:53.000I was just gonna say, like, on some real shit, like.
00:08:56.000When it's not even straight, it's real talk.
00:08:58.000Like, when the person that you're kind of still, he's in that lane that Kendrick would align with.
00:09:08.000So, you know, like, the only thing that, if you're talking about the shadow thing, he would have had to create a new lane that when we think of him, we don't necessarily think of that, which is just not possible at the moment.
00:09:20.000I don't think it's a bad thing where he's at.
00:09:22.000He's showing that he could come, he could be consistent.
00:09:24.000He's trying to deliver his body of work where.
00:09:27.000People could still with him, but if you know, Kendrick is like a behemoth in the game, and it's like Drake, like, why you think like an artist signed to Drake can't get out of his shadows?
00:09:37.000Like, these are big artists, like, you're signed to Kendrick, yeah.
00:09:41.000You gotta be a singer or like one of them little weirdo, like, you know, just you know, just to not be in his lane.
00:09:49.000All right, so on that note, right, we got to keep it moving.
00:09:53.000What they said on there, what was the ratio?
00:09:55.000Yeah, what was the ratio on the other team?
00:09:57.000Can we do we have what the audience was thinking about this?
00:11:23.000I've been watching him grind, you know, just kill stage to stage.
00:11:27.000Every song he's put out, not every song.
00:11:28.000I'm not really bumping into joint with a chick with me, but if you get into the vibe of what, you know, Ken does, bro, he's actually, bro, he's turning up, bro.
00:12:10.000Look, I think I got a lot of respect for them for coming out with their own sound and creating their own co audience, and they got their own following.
00:12:17.000And they got their own wave going on, just like Ryan Wave, just like certain people that you might not hear on the radio.
00:12:23.000But when you go to their concerts, you see there's a lot of people there, there's a lot of following.
00:12:27.000I feel like you gotta respect somebody like that.
00:12:56.000Once I seen that, like, sometimes, yo, the thing with hip hop, not everything for you.
00:12:59.000Like, you gotta start looking at a crowd like, yo, if everybody fucking with it, bro, like, you could be a hater, you could have some objective, like, man, that nigga got it, man.
00:13:08.000And listen, look, Ken also just did his, what, was that Rollin' Loud or?
00:13:12.000That was Rollin' Loud when he had to replace Youngboy and he headlined his own night, so.
00:15:24.000A good album, everybody's gonna know it is gonna start doing something for the culture.
00:15:30.000We talk about album of the year, like, when niggas is dropping, like, some duds and nobody talks about it next week, that's not an album of the year.
00:15:45.000I think this is the album that's been agreed on the most.
00:15:49.000But, but I won't lie, French, kind of to a point that Ak was just making, I think something that you and Kaylani have in common is that Kaylani has been around for a long, long time, like I was just saying.
00:16:00.000And then now, over a decade into career, you're seeing this crazy second wind.
00:16:05.000And I feel like some similar things can be said of you, of like being around for Mad Long.
00:16:34.000Do you see any similarities in how you and Kalani have navigated the industry for over a decade and have been able to find that second win so much later in your careers?
00:16:55.000Like, you really want to do this again and go through everything again?
00:16:58.000And, you know, when you wake up in the morning, that's the only thing that still gives you the passion.
00:17:02.000Just like how he podcasts, just like how he does everything he does, just like how he does what you do.
00:17:06.000Once you wake up and you realize that's your passion, that's what you love doing, and you keep doing it, you're going to definitely catch a hit.
00:17:13.000You're going to definitely catch a wave.
00:17:14.000You're going to catch something that you do in that field.
00:17:17.000And it just happened that I know how to make hit records, so it, you know, I'm saying she does too, so obviously.
00:17:21.000Do you have anything respectful to say to your West Coast sister?
00:17:26.000Um, I very much look forward to hearing this album.
00:17:29.000I didn't know that it came out until about like four minutes ago when you mentioned this, so yo, Adam, this is what you need to play on the set of Plug Talk, man.
00:17:37.000You're cracking up chicks, you gotta throw this in the back, word up.
00:17:40.000You're talking about you're talking about girls, and listen to this, we must be hanging out with different girls.
00:17:44.000Let me tell you this you bump this for the girls, like yo, just you gotta bump this on the set of Plug Talk, word up.
00:17:51.000Man, they be listening to Taylor Swift and shit.
00:17:53.000I gotta hang out with some women of color, I think, because all the white girls I'm around, I don't think they heard this shit.
00:17:58.000I'm gonna be honest with you, I don't even think, Kalani don't even make music for like a demographic in terms of like black women or ratchet women.
00:18:58.000I've listened to this album more than any other album, probably in the last couple years.
00:19:02.000I think that as a writer, Push Ice D just took his prison experience and turned it into some of the best, most illuminating writing about what that experience was like for him, as well as his flow is just so unbelievably on point.
00:19:17.000I do think there's a bunch of misses on the album that I can kind of forgive him for because he didn't really have the time that he needed to make this project, since obviously he chose to rob his CEO and kind of.
00:19:29.000Put a damper on the whole rollout and everything, but I mean, to me, this album is like I haven't been able to stop listening to it since it came out.
00:19:45.000I love somebody that's coming from nothing and getting it.
00:19:48.000I feel like hip hop is like, you know, one of the genres that really, you know, show you that somebody could really come from being behind the wall, everything going against them, to coming home and just having a number one record and just going crazy.
00:20:02.000And fans are standing behind you, even if you do whatever you gotta do, they're still like, yeah, do it better.
00:20:44.000Listen, I listen to rappers lie for a living.
00:20:47.000I hear Shicey just writing in his journal when he's on the mic.
00:20:50.000Like, he's literally, for better or for worse, like, nigga, like, I heard the first song, I was like, he finna go back, but fuck it, he's about to give us like 20 songs.
00:20:58.000Yo, listen, I love Shicey, you know what I mean?
00:21:03.000Like, you know, I saw him try to get a little bit better with the rapping.
00:21:06.000I actually agree with Adam with the, he probably could have cut a couple songs, but Man, when you locked up, man, and you got to pay for Brian stealing all these legal niggas, man, put 50 songs on there.
00:21:16.000Let's get the streaming shit out, man.
00:21:18.000I feel like if it was up to him, he would have worked for at least another three, four months on it, and it would have been really immaculate.
00:21:25.000But still, I think it's one of the best projects of the year.
00:21:27.000And I haven't been to prison, but a lot of the bars on the album are so insane sounding.
00:21:33.000Like when he's talking about how he gets to prison and they won't sell him a knife, so he has to cut up his locker so he can stab people with carved up pieces of his locker.
00:21:56.000Like, you know, the best artists to me tell the reality and the truth of their situation.
00:22:03.000Now, I'm not saying everybody got to be like, shy.
00:22:05.000You could be an emotional person who's like, yo, this bitch played me out or this chick scammed me.
00:22:10.000As long as you're talking about like some shit that we could, like real music, you could feel it.
00:22:15.000Because you're communicating usually an emotion that somebody else could feel, or they could, you know, at least have some empathy to feel.
00:22:21.000So, yo, Shicey dropped the classic, man.
00:24:27.000This shit was, you got to keep it a beam.
00:24:28.000Yo, I rock with Cole, and I'm going to be honest, like, I was let down, like, I was never like no super fan of him because I knew he wasn't like that in terms of him being an MC.
00:24:36.000But, and it's not about talent, right?
00:24:49.000Like, you talk about basketball, Kobe had it.
00:24:52.000Like, J. Cole, J. Cole's like quiet, like, one of them type of things.
00:24:56.000But, anyways, like, back with the album, I'm gonna tell you why I ain't feeling that much.
00:25:02.000Because, I was one of the people who, in the year right before the battle, and everybody knows I rock with Drizzy Dice, that's my favorite rapper, but I was saying that Cole was rapping the best, and I thought his pen was the nicest.
00:25:17.000On this album, obviously, this was more for the fans, the people that went to the Dollar Dream joint, but I thought he was going to wow us so much, we wouldn't give a fuck that he fell back out of the battle.
00:25:28.000I thought he was going to wow us with what he had going on, his stories, and his pen, that we were going to be like, man, why are we over here just consumed with this battle?
00:25:37.000Look what he's just dropped, and I'm gonna be honest with you, I just felt like it fell short of that.
00:25:40.000You know, this fall off project was supposed to be something that it was almost like some generational shit.
00:25:47.000Like, he's been hyping it for like three albums.
00:25:49.000So, I was always waiting for it on some shit like that.
00:25:52.000I'm gonna be honest, it's not a bad project, but for a guy who I know personally could go toe to toe with him with Kendrick, him with Drake, man, you're supposed to give us some shit that's supposed to last a year.
00:26:03.000That shit was out of here in three weeks, nigga.
00:26:19.000Okay, but before you got here, they were talking about how the charts don't matter, how it's how it connects to the people, which I think is true.
00:26:24.000I think it's an even balance of chart success and also how it resonates to the culture.
00:26:30.000Yo, are we going to really talk about impact?
00:26:31.000Because when we get to the top three albums, you got to talk about impact.
00:26:40.000Like, I'm not gonna knock it if you don't judge an album on is it good, like lyrically, is it good song structure, how it's like you know composed in terms of runs or whatever.
00:28:29.000Yo, Jordan, you know what time to time it is, man.
00:28:31.000You're going to put Drake number one because you're trying to be on that tour and get that interview when he's walking from the locker room to the stage.
00:29:09.000No, but honestly, but you know, certain artists, when they come to this hip hop game, it usually takes them a while to get where they need to be as far as like their prime or as far as like that moment with all eyes on you.
00:29:23.000I feel like Don Tolliver is having that this year.
00:29:26.000All eyes on Don Tolliver because it's his time to shine.
00:29:47.000When I'm gonna be honest with you, I used to be one of the niggas who, like, I wasn't a hater of Don Tobin, but I always thought it was like an afterthought.
00:29:56.000I used to call that nigga Appetizer, that ass.
00:29:58.000I'm like, yo, he ain't a man, of course.
00:29:59.000Oh my god, he's some shit you don't even start off with.
00:30:02.000But, like, when I realized he went on an arena tour, I was like, damn, niggas, he's still not arenas.
00:30:13.000And the mere fact that, at least in my mind, I know in everybody else's minds, this album leveled him up in the industry like three to four levels.
00:30:37.000Like, I just think about how far he's he's came.
00:30:39.000I seen, um, I seen a streamer Max, um, I'm playing Platboy Max.
00:30:43.000He said some shit, which Loki, I kind of did agree with because he's like, Yo, listen, man, if this nigga was this ugly man, this nigga would have been clouded up.
00:33:35.000I think that, you know, since you've been showing all the albums from when we started, I feel like there's a lot, I mean, a lot of artists that, you know, had the cult fan base that come to their shows.
00:34:53.000And again, you know, for me, you know, irregardless of Drake, I like when your number is called and your back is against the wall and you answer it.
00:35:03.000No matter what we're talking about, it could be basketball, soccer, no matter what.
00:35:06.000Like, this was the moment where, you know, I said it yesterday on an interview with you, Adam.
00:39:43.000We're gonna walk around, act, see what's up, fenders, chop it up.
00:39:54.000Like I said last year was Vegas this year's LA and for networking is good because you can meet like streamers celebrities everybody bro, so pretty dope.
00:55:37.000The party streams are kind of like, we're going to do a lot of like lifestyle, showing you guys how to make money for certain entrepreneurs, Money Mondays.
00:55:52.000We're bringing Money Mondays back, but live streaming it, you can see the process, the person's lifestyle, the money they make, the cars, everything all at once.
00:56:01.000So, Money Mondays, IRO streams coming very soon.
01:27:32.000And so for kind of just digging out the show, kind of what's talked about, seeing everybody that was coming on there and stuff, I feel like it just allowed me to see that everybody is kind of fucked up in their own kind of way, you know?
01:28:11.000For sure, there's some that definitely work.
01:28:12.000But I really was fucking with it, bro.
01:28:14.000I like when you guys have people to come on, and there's the arguing and shit, you know?
01:28:18.000And I feel like, not only because it's drama, a little bit, you know, a little entertainment and stuff, but more so because it really just adds value and kind of showing the emotional standpoint and stuff, you know?
01:28:28.000And so when I'm, bro, being homies always laugh, and it's just like, oh, like, um, We should like don't get emotional and stuff like that.
01:28:37.000That's a matter for sure So but I definitely appreciate that brother and I feel like I feel like a couple out here like there's certain that kind of have to be acknowledged, you know And people already know that their stuff's being watched in these spaces and I'm just like damn that makes it even more powerful that you kind of know that now, you know Thank you brother.
01:33:51.000Because Boosie, Boosie, Boosie, my dog.
01:33:54.000And, you know, every year for Christmas, it's a ritual where they book me and they have me do the magic show and they cook that New Orleans food, that jumbo, that gumbalaya shit.
01:44:47.000I feel like I know why you don't want to stay.
01:44:50.000But he's with us though, he's cool, he's with us, like we good, like I feel like he be over worrying sometimes but I get it, you know I get it It's a long ass line bro, not gonna lie, look
02:24:55.000but it's actually cool who can actually catch a bubble catch the bubble try it again catch the bubble crazy watch this this is how you actually catch the bubble one two
02:25:24.000three you see that this is how you catch the bubble What?
02:29:11.000As a matter of fact, take this marker, write a name, any name that's very important to you, on the face of that card, meaning the white part of that card.
02:44:04.000You have a great talent and great tricks.
02:44:07.000But maybe the audience needs to change.
02:44:09.000the audience can change from like only like you know what i'm saying culture to like a broader audience yeah but it's kind of like you're putting a box instantly and you're better than that box for sure you know what i'm saying for sure so you can do better for the global audience versus the culture yeah you did it already yeah you hit the top bottom middle you did it already for sure so i agree i'm gonna try to get you a different room bro i appreciate it i enjoy it i know they'll enjoy it For sure, yeah.
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03:43:00.000Yep, we're at Man y'all niggas tripping bruh Y'all missed hella action bro Listen, I didn't see no fights I don't call this I see no fight all I saw was blessings on blessings I'm with Dean I'm with the boys Lucky
03:43:33.000no way So, someone got stabbed in the neck.