July 22, 2025 • 43 mins
Columbia, SC born/Columbia, SC-Tucker, GA raised/East side of Atlanta, GA residing recording artist, Pradabagshawty, sits down with DJ Smallz for over 43 minutes, opening up about his past amongst a variety of topics. This interview was filmed on 7/1/25.
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Now, what is your opinion on ad libs in a song?
The ad libs twin, like they really make the song.
Like they come in there, build some fire ad Lib, they going to
remember that shit, you know what I'm saying?
Yeah. Hey y'all.
Now, do you have a strategy whenit comes to your ad libs?
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See, I just got them like hell and I just getting there beating
and go oh God, I'll be thinking you can't think when you do ad
Lib for real, like just say thatshit.
Now, be that as it may, do you have a signature ad Lib?
Yeah, I'd be like, yo, you feel me?
I'll be like, what's up, you feel me?
Got now I'll be like, what the hell?
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I'll be saying like, wait, say wait, you feel me?
Shit like that. Now, what are the meanings
behind any of these ad libs whenyou implement them?
So you originally be like you say some geek sheet be like
wait, you feel me like just makeeverything more memorable when I
say you feed me type sheet. And were you the first recording
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artist to ever do this adlet? The yoke.
Any of them. Hell no, it's on here.
Hell no. I ain't got no signature like AD
lip. I just came up with you feed me.
I really got that yo shit from like like baby plug.
See, I just did it in a different way.
So saying yeah and. What about the other ad libs you
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just mentioned? Were you inspired by anyone in
particular for them as well? Yeah, yeah, like got down like
Cardian sheet cheeky. I got they say what she from
anything that rich there to yeah, I just got down put my own
sauce to that sheet. Now have any of these artists
you just mentioned listen to your music and heard you do a
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variation of their ad libs? She, I don't know.
I know my buddy Rich did so likeI felt shot it, shot it hard.
You see everybody. I really don't really know them
like that. So when it comes to Rich Delta,
have you 2 communicated? Yeah, on some Instagram sheet
like you see me, but we do no sounds and then you see me.
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Has there been any discussion ofa future collaboration between
you 2? Yeah, but you know, I shit
between Nick Jibby trying to got, you know, everybody got so
much shit going on they can't our way to work, you feel me?
But we might do some though. Now, what about when it comes to
collaborating with other recording artists?
Have you ever added your ad libsto another artist's verse on the
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same song? Hey, that's when I fuck with
shit like that. It'd be like raw energy.
So I'm saying like collaborated energy.
So I'm saying I didn't. I do that a lot.
Now how does that work? Do you just voluntarily do that
or does the other artist ask youto jump on their on their verse
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with your ad libs? It'd just be like 5050.
Sometimes I just do it, sometimes they ask me.
Now what about this little bit of A twist here?
What are your thoughts on songs with another artist?
Ad libs, but no hook or verse from them on that song.
It's just their ad libs sprinkled throughout the song.
That shit hard. I didn't do some shit like that
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before. My boy Chris Paul Angel.
It was a song with me and my partner Lee Yaddy.
It'd be called Long Little Kid. And how did that happen when it
came to your ad libs being sprinkled on the track?
Do they ask you to do that? Did you just voluntarily do
that? How did that work there?
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Usually *** AJ, sometime like I said, JB feed the feed the
sometime they ask me, sometimes I just do it.
But what about that particular? Song yes, I didn't want my ad
libs when it was Chris ad libs on me and your Lil Yachty songs
so I'm saying. Got it.
Yeah. So how did his ad libs become a
part of the song but no verse orhook from him?
How did that get? Asked I was just in studio
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chilling and then she it was like the end of the session.
I wanted my boy on the song though, but my boy ad Lib be
tripping like that why? I just told him hop on his sheet
straight ad Lib. He was like fucking it do it.
She was hard. He didn't feel any disrespect,
Like you don't want a verse fromme, You don't want me to spit a
verse on this. Jump on the hook there.
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He know it a little hard twin, you know that.
But OK, spinning this same equation around, have you ever
been asked just for your ad libson someone's song?
Yeah, yeah. Have you done that already or
just? I really did.
I ain't going. I ain't going back though too.
I really did record with my partners and sheet.
So like we are so locked in. We just do each other ad libs.
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We do shit like that all the time.
You feed me like, yeah. Do you want to name any of these
collaborations that are publiclyreleased already where it's just
your ad libs? On ad libs yes, I really don't
forgot to him, but like a lot ofmy partner Lil Yachty songs like
a lot of his songs. If you really listen to each of
my ad libs in the back, my boy back though, a lot of his songs
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just straight ass lips on the back from me.
For those in the audience getting to know you here for the
very first time, care to share where you were born?
I was born in South Carolina. Twin Columbia.
I don't know that for a fact, though.
Twin. I don't know that for a fact.
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Twin. That's it.
I feel like I could refer that Iwas born there.
You see me like I don't know my place of origin though twin, but
that where I would when I was a little kid though you feel.
And care to share where you wereraised as well?
See, I will got down our way back and forth between South
Carolina and Georgia twin like took a Georgia and then when I
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was 14 I got down, moved back toGeorgia twin and I went to
school, high school and got downin South Carolina for a little
bit and I moved back again. So I just got down back and
forth. And was it always back to Tucker
or is it different? Parts of Georgia and I lived in
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a mile for a little bit too though.
And what about when it came to South Carolina and you went to
high school for a little bit there, as you mentioned and
described, relatively speaking, was that also that same place in
South Carolina or was it a different city or?
Town. It was the same place.
Got it. And care to share where you
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reside these days? She no, is it I mean like on the
east side? Of Atlanta.
Yeah, I'm going to tell you exactly where though.
Now what about this? OK, circumstances could be
different for everyone, but can you give the audience 5 tips for
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anyone moving to ATL? 52 yes if you don't if you don't
like if you get mad at traffic twin you you one of them ***
that J don't like sipping traffic twin then don't move
here like you feed me like that one thing I say and she you said
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5/2. Yes, if you got 5.
If I got 5 you. Got 1 so far, don't know if you
have any more you. Hey bro, don't BJ don't come out
here thinking she's sweet like just Trish and everybody and she
you feed me *** take your head down like for real or just come
out to the beach trying to get down.
I get *** I want a networking shit but he just be like you
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don't never know what the *** thinking you feed me so I say
that so. That's 2 tips.
Any other tips here? Someone first time coming down,
they've heard about it, they've never had a chance to visit and
now they do. Is there anything else you would
inform them? But don't leave your car nowhere
for too long, bro. *** be striking.
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But I only got, I don't got thatmean to adults and I'll be out
of the way, you see. OK, so let's break some of these
items down a little bit further.When it comes to traffic, what
are those heavy traffic times toavoid if at all possible?
Like I like threefold niggering off work type sheet, yeah.
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Till about what time maybe? See, threefold is probably like.
Rough estimate. Five seat, you hear me?
But traffic do be random. I leave it though.
You don't ever know what's goingon.
But for the most part you can count on that time period.
There for night time really be smooth, sometime like night time
be smooth. When it comes to that 3:00 to
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4:00 to 5:00 to 6:00 area, that range there, is that just Monday
through Friday or is that Saturday and Sunday as well?
I don't know. I assume every day probably,
probably let, I wouldn't even say less on the weekend because
*** be out. Everybody be outside, everybody
just be doing shit. You feel we could be traffic on
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the weekend too. Shit really could be more and.
What about when it comes to you mentioned those strikers, OK,
Have you ever been on the opposite end of the spectrum
there and been a victim to any of that yourself?
Ain't nobody never screw up my shit.
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I can't go. Is that sort of thing
preventable at all? Is there anything one can do to
make sure that never happens to them?
She hell and all hell and all could happen to anybody twin for
real. So for you it's just the. ***
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like me ain't getting struck though, you hear me?
That's how it is. Just curious there.
Now you mentioned Tucker, GA here, right?
There were a variety of points in your life where you would go
back and forth to Tucker, GA. Now for someone that's never
heard of that before, but obviously heard of Atlanta, how
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far of a distance is that between those two areas there?
Atlanta, like what? It is like 2525 minutes from
like the city, but it ain't. They're like 25 from like this.
The middle of the city would like if you're going from the
east side, it's shorter. Like, it's like right there if
you're on East Atlanta. So is Tucker considered like a
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suburb of Atlanta? Is that considered part of
greater Atlanta? Is that I don't.
Already know twin like I don't got them.
You know I need to be need to belike, oh, this ain't Atlanta,
you hear me? I ain't going to got them civil
van at like you hear me? But I don't think he's in
Atlanta too. I just think it's like it's his
own sheet that nigga's still going to say they're from
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Atlanta, they're from Tucker, like you're like they from the
mound. They got shit like that and
what? About this accent of yours, what
has been the reaction from thoseoutside of South Carolina or
outside of Georgia if you've hada chance to travel to this
accent of yours? Ain't it?
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Oh shit, I don't sound like I got no accent.
Me twin. You sound like regular, you hear
me? Now what about this OK, is there
a difference when it comes to females between country girls
and city girls? I.
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Don't know that many country girls, bro.
I just know I know see the wholetwin.
I don't know that many country hoe, but I mean I feel like a
country hoe would be like some little shit that'll cook for
your head clean for your head. Really got damn like could they
the type of way they were raisedand the city girl probably just
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you know yeah, everybody know how to see the girl AJB got
them. I want this.
I don't want this. I don't want this Evie me like
yeah country girl probably wouldwork more type sheet.
Now, Speaking of females a little further here, is there a
difference between a baddie and a beautiful woman?
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Yeah. What is that difference for
those in the audience that haven't figured that out yet?
Oh, what were the question? Twang.
Baddie versus a beautiful woman.What is the difference there?
So baddie, like they probably like some fine sheet, just some
some regular fine sheet. A beautiful woman, like a grown
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woman. She probably got them dressed
different than the baddie or do different sheet.
Now, do you have a preference between the two?
Yeah, no, I ain't got no preference.
I just like, I just like girls twin.
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Now, when it comes to girls, if there was a circle chart of
100%, what percentage are you shooting your shot versus
someone shooting their shot at you, so to speak?
Like girl, like what's we mean? Like, OK, you and females who's
shooting their shot? You're shooting their shot.
You're shooting your shot at them or they're shooting.
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You're waiting for them to shoottheir shot at you.
How do you operate there when itcomes to?
I like to shoot my shot. I like sharky.
You feed me like I don't want the whole goddamn coming to me
like that made me feel like I don't know the twin.
If you're good though, like you know what I'm saying, like
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everybody like attention, but like do what I'm saying though,
twin, like if you going to come up to me, I know you coming up
to *** all the time, you feed me.
I know you just that's what you do.
If I come up to you and you ain't just overly like going,
you feed me. I can a little steal, but you
flak with me that type of shit. I like twin you feed me.
Do you ever feel like when a female is choosing you or trying
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to shoot their shot at you, it could be some sort of setup or
something devious? There, Hey, hey, Twin.
Especially where we at that shithappen all the time.
Twin, you got to be on your piece of cube.
Have you ever been a victim to any of that?
Shit, almost a couple of times that why you just got to ask
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around like hey you know her. You feeling you got to do that?
Get some Intel, get some history, get some research.
Get the Laura on the whole twin.Like got to get the Laura on the
whole twin. OK, now what about this?
When you do shoot your shot, howdo you do it?
I should my shot twin might you hear what?
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God damn you look good today. You hear me make her feel good.
I don't really like shark in thereal life though Twin.
I'll really be on Instagram withreal life.
I don't know how to get them on even in real life.
I just go straight to Instagram twins and pull my phone up.
Follow me real quick. But what happens when you get to
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Instagram? How do you shoot your shot
there? So you get the liking stories
and shit. You wait for that to text me my
slide up if you hear me. The sleek sheet, the smooth
sheet. Now let's zoom out here for a
second. At this point in your life, what
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is your relationship status? I got a wife twin.
I love my wife twin. No wedding ring on the finger
there. It's just like, it's just my
wife though twin. She know what it is like.
I love her. So just to be clarifying here,
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legally married just not wearinga ring or you're just using the
phrase? Why are we legally married and.
Do you want to put in? Do you want to share her name?
Do you want to claim this personpublicly yet?
Everybody know. Everybody knows.
And cater sure how long you've been together for at this point.
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Shit about what? Violent.
Just curious there. All right, Well, moving a little
bit forward here, do want to askyou these sets of questions now,
and this is something that I want to hone in on that you
said. Now, one of those tips you
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mentioned when it came to movingto Atlanta was something to the
effect of, and I'm paraphrasing you here because I can't
remember what you said verbatim,but something to the effect of
you can't trust everybody. You mean something, something of
that nature, right? So I do want to hone in on this
a little bit further. Now.
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What is your definition of a real friend?
A real friend, somebody going who going to hold you down.
The Angel got always going to tell you what what you want to
hear. You feed me somebody going out
there and look out for you shit like that and they your friend
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because they your friend. They only just want to use it
for shit. They don't out they don't they
don't just this how you know yougot a real friend.
They don't just hit you when youup when you got down, we got
some money or you got emotional.You got shit going.
They hit you when you when you down.
We ain't got shit. If you just did, you want to
kick it with you. It's a real friend.
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Now how do you spot the fake friends?
I don't know, these are like common scene *** saw their true
colors. Now, as soon as you notice one
of these colors, is it a 0 tolerance policy for you, so to
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speak, where you cut them off right away?
Or do you give a person the benefit of the doubt, give them
a second chance to redeem themselves?
Everybody deserves second chance.
Everybody deserves multiple chance.
Could nobody perfect? But if you just do some overly
fucked up shit, I ain't gonna fuck with your ass.
Like what the hell if you son sheet JA *** know like with like
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you see in between, like you can't just go for everything.
Have you ever been back doored before?
Yeah. Do you have a back door story
you want to share with the audience?
It really went a back door to itwas like a side though, because
I ain't even know the *** for real, like my partner, so saying
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and then boom, we got damn go get shit.
She *** draw down twin, you hearme?
But *** ain't get out saying ***ain't.
I'm still here twins. So I don't really know back
though though, you hear me? Looking back on that particular
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situation, could that have been prevented at all, that side door
situation that you described, was there anything that could
have been done so it didn't haveto come to drawing down and
things of that nature? It is, but I ain't really trying
to get into it, you feel? Just curious there now do you
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have a best friend? Yeah.
Care to share who your best? Friend.
Care to share who your best friend is?
My best friend, she, my mommy, my Mama friend.
And what about this OK, when it comes to your life here, who or
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what motivates you at this point?
What motivate me? Yes, I want to be rich twin.
I want to got down. You want to do hell of shit?
Want to see the world of shit? Want to do shit I end up did for
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I want to be comfortable too. And what's your definition of
comfortable? See they being able to got down.
Help whoever you need to help. Go wherever you want to go.
Shit like that. Believing good ain't good, you
feel me? Ain't stressed out all the time,
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you feel me? Shit like that.
Now, circumstances could be different for everyone, but
there may be someone in the audience here who needs some
motivational words or encouragement themselves right
now. Can you give them any?
To keep doing you twins, you keep doing what you do.
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Don't worry about what nobody got to say.
You feed me all the shit *** I heard before.
I need to have no right for wrongs you do right.
And when it comes to music, I didn't get a chance to ask you
this, but I'd like to ask you now.
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Here is this stage name of yours.
What is the correct way to pronounce your stage name?
It's probably bad Sally Man and my full name, the guys they call
me, probably bad proud of. Do you have a preference there?
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But when it comes to the full stage name, do people
mispronounce it at all? Now, cuz they're like cuz like
in Atlanta *** say shotty you feed me with or like I know
other places need to be saying like Shorty and shit so like but
I feel like it's the same thing.You feed me my name.
Not that hard to say though. You feeling probably shy, like
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probably bad Prada or just goddamn however you want to say
it. What about when it comes to the
spelling of this stage name in full?
Do people misspell it? She.
I don't know. I already know.
I already never dealt with that a *** misspelled my name.
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So for instance, on digital streaming platforms, your stage
name is 1 phrase together. Prada Bagshotty one word.
Do people ever put spaces in between?
Now they really don't twin. Like you can be spelling my
shit, right? And why did you spell it the way
it looks like? Why no spaces between those 3
words there? Why just one giant phrase here?
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Could like when you say the nameit ain't supposed to be no
space. So saying just say this shit
like straight up. And what are the details behind
the stage name of yours? What is the origin behind it?
How did this name get developed to what it is today?
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She I was in Florida. I was in Florida twin and she I
told my boy he named Chase. I told him I wanted to rap and
he was like, shit, I ain't goingto need a name.
Yeah, at first my name was your little one because I have my
name Lindy. So my name was your little one.
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And then it was already Nick coming up with that name,
though, So I had to change my sheet and it's all boom, I'm in
Florida. I'm telling twin like, Hey, I
want to rap this sheet, but I ain't got no by the time only
they made like with 2-3 songs. You feed me real, real songs
like I'm telling my boy I want to rap.
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And he just like we geeked up twin.
We just coming up with names, just saying on beaches.
And then he said prodded bad shotty twin and I was just like,
yeah, fuck with that shit. And I think he name was like
1000 bands shotty he he with 1000 bands shotty out prodded
bad. So saying we had roofin do like,
'cause you're a producer, you feel me?
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But he changed. He ended up changing his name
anyway. And what's the current status
between you 2 today? I see we cool people like you
see him. He beats still hard to hear.
It's just like, I ain't been on,I ain't really been tapping in.
He beats like rapping on them and shit like that.
Now for those fans of yours thatdidn't know he did some of the
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beats of yours in the past, careto share any of those songs?
They ain't even that. Can't find them holding nowhere.
Did they get released at one point and then it was taken down
or they just always been unreleased?
They always been unreleased. I ain't never dropped.
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Now, when it comes to this name,especially the Prada portion of
it, do you own any Prada items? Yeah, no, not when I could,
though. It ain't even that.
A *** just can't do it. It's just our outlooks.
When I only fought A Prada like that.
Like they're there. I just that's just my name.
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You feel me expensive. I like expensive shit.
You know I fought with Balencianshit, but Balenci bad shot of
that don't sound hard. You feel me Gucci bag anything
Jeff probably bad. Like that's just the one.
You feel me? That's why I have my name.
But even when it comes to like birthdays or Christmas or
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whatever the case may be, peoplegiving you gifts, no one's ever
gifted you something from Prada.Hell no, that's when you're
here. Hell no, It's when.
Would you accept a Prada gift? Hey yes man, like who wouldn't
accept some Prada like then? Would you be open to some sort
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of collaboration with Prada? Overly, overly.
I fought with Prada. AJI just ain't got shit from
Prada. I don't even know what the hell
they got. I don't even know what they sell
like they sell bags. Yes, Bags is actually one of
their trademarks. Trademarks meaning let.
Me rephrase that *** say Prada bag before.
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Prada A Prada bag. The bag is one of their main
items, I should say one of theirmost popular items.
That I'm thinking, but I'm thinking like, do they sell
clothes and. Shit, they do they do, but one
of the most popular items is actually their bags.
OK, Boo. Yeah.
Now when it comes to have you ever entered A Prada store,
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looked and seen what they have, or walked into a Prada?
I always walk pad at me. I didn't look in the window
though, and I seen bags, though I ain't seen no clothes.
Now you're a recording artist. Recording artists are known to
take photos. Yeah.
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Never even took a photo with thePrada sign or being in a Prada
store. Never even thought about using
that as some sort of visual for a.
No. And what about Prada, the
company, the brand itself? Have they ever reached out to
you in any sort of manner at all?
Yeah, no, this isn't going to happen though.
This isn't going to happen. Just curious there.
(28:09):
OK. So I want to ask you some
personal questions here now. They do it.
OK. Oh, but before we get into the
personal questions, since we're on the topic of Prada, I think
it's best to segue into this to be quite honest.
And that is the topic of fashion.
(28:32):
OK, so let's remove Prada out ofthe equation here.
Just zoom out and just talk fashion.
Generally speaking, how big is fashion for you at this point in
your life? It's really big.
I love droops only look. I only wear half my shoes
though. Like I barely wear my shoes like
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that. I got some bellici tracks.
I wear them whole everyday because it's just like only time
I'm from one time from wearing anything like their hat sheet
just when I'm piping that and they've been on probation for so
long. Twin when he popping out like
that, so it like I was just backoutside.
I don't even go to parties in there like that for real.
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So I just be wearing my tracks everyday.
But I love fashion though, like I thought with Balenci Twin,
they're my favorite brand reallyjust Balenci everything.
And then for Chanel, like Chanelsneakers, I like 2 pair of them.
And then yeah, I just like putting that shit together.
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You see me like smooth shit. Now, before we dive into putting
it together and that sort of thing, when it comes to
Balenciaga, what is it about that brand in particular that
just attracts you to it comparedto all the brands that exist?
I don't know, it's like the oversight clothes, the shoes,
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tripping, like everything fat here, like pants.
God damn. I don't know, Twin.
I really don't know why I foughtwith Belisa so much.
I just do. Now let's zoom back in on
fashion. Do you remember what age or what
grade this was in your life whenit all started?
When you got into fashion. Sheets, Why I always been into
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fashion, like back in the day, *** wearing Supreme and shit, I
would get all the T-shirts. You say all the head man, like
you hear me? Like *** was really into that
shit. Were you inspired by anyone in
particular on the fashion side of things?
Shit like. Even way back when, like the
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supreme days and things of that nature.
Was there someone that inspired you perhaps, if at all?
She elementary school and they have a fucking with like she
Keef and shit and they're the first rapper that I really seen
like start putting that shit on you feel, and then later on in
life they was fucking with like with YB and got down Playboy
(31:03):
card a little Uzi, You know thatone like the raps rapper style,
really like change notes of shit.
You feel fashion really all overthe place right now, though,
everybody's just rocking different shit.
You know what I'm saying? Like some of these still on that
old wave, like, Oh yeah, skinny jeans got them designed to talk
(31:25):
Balenci shoe design. The shoe.
Yeah, some folks rocking, they got down birthday sheet.
Big ass jeans, you feel me? Like yeah, all type of sheets,
man. But I fought with it.
I fought with it all. Now let's sidestep here for a
second. When it comes to skinny jeans,
weren't you aware of those Once Upon a time yourself?
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Yeah, hey yo, I love skinny jeans.
Now, what about on the opposite end of the spectrum here?
Have you and your sense of fashion or your taste in fashion
or what you wear inspired others?
I'm cute, a brick. I don't really know she it might
have you feed me. Didn't know if there was
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something you wanted to claim. Didn't know if you would get
feedback maybe from supporters saying, hey, I got this because
of you, or I got this because I saw you wear it or, you know,
that sort of thing. Yeah, a *** hit my deals by a
certain shit I'll be having on like oh y'all go get that
because you had it on like. What is that?
Where'd you get it from that? Sort of thing, that type of
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shit. Do you respond back?
Do you answer? There are some that are private
about that sort of thing won't share that type of information.
I let him know where I got my drip from if he ain't doing it
ain't gatekeeping. And why not gatekeeping for you
like some others might? Could like I mean, I hadn't
already wore the feet posted up with you.
So on the date when I when I on the date when I posted that
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sheet, that sheet before anybodyelse posted with that sheet.
So I don't know, Gee. Now, when it comes to your
style, have you ever won any type of awards for it?
Hell no, you'd be saying I can'tdrink.
Who says that? She the fans.
Do you want to respond to those critics out there, the
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criticism, those people that saythese sort of things to you?
No, like I mean like fascism subject, the type of thing so
saying so yeah, so *** going to be like oh, he can't if he gonna
be like he got that shit on likeit's just like they got know
that like. Just describe.
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But hey, I got on Belize track pants white goddamn our
generation music hiddy Belize. I got teenage sale on the pants.
I mean on the shoe you see just a chin sheet.
Looks like a sprayground backpack.
Yeah, sprayground backpack. And the the jewelry, Care to
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share who that's from? Took this out *** Nick for.
The earrings. Earring I don't think the whole
real you just like $90.00 in front of the mall.
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Any particular store in the mall?
Like the middle of that motherfucker.
In the Our Generation Music hoodie.
How did you get that? Oh, my manager gave me DB.
Didn't care to share who your manager is.
I said. And Speaking of Seg, let's
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sidestep to him for a second. Care to share how you two met
for the very first time? She it was on my best friend.
She got down was at a kit back who I said and then you feed me.
Everybody do what I heard you feed me everybody just kicking
shit, listening to music and then she cut my song on it and
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twin that was like he said it. It was hard.
Like he said his head is instantly parked up when he
heard my shit and then I think he called me like the next day
he called my phone was twin. It was like I want to manage
you. You feed me that She was just
crazy like this shit happened fast to here.
He wasn't playing. Now, when it comes to WYSEG,
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what's it really like working with him?
Working with twin be hard as foot.
I ain't going to bet like hard in a good way.
Like we make hard ass sheep. Like we'll got them start from
scratch. Twins you could beat up shit.
We'll be riding around twin. I just think of Milly got them
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like twin. We they go to the fire and make
a beat real quick. We just make that beat.
We get get up to the beat twin. I'm like, fuck it, pull it up to
rap on it. Like shit like that twin like we
just make so many songs like they they don't even feel like
they don't even feel like we working.
We just feel like we just have fun.
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Now, out of all of his characteristics, what do you
enjoy the most about him? He's just a cool person man,
fuck with that boy. And just to be fair, on the
opposite end of the spectrum here, is there a characteristic
of his you can't stand? Twin I got words ADHD of all
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lifetime. Twin, I'm telling I he had you
on the phone, he'd be talking toyou.
Miss energy, put phone down, do some other shit.
Hey, you on the phone for like 10 minutes, Thirty minutes
straight. So like a *** be all over the
place. I'm glad.
And is that something you've mentioned to him before?
Is this the first time he'll hear about?
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It now everybody know that aboutSid AJ, AJ has said about Leeds.
Now winding down the questions about him, what's the best
advice you received from him or most important thing you learn
being around him so far? I don't know to him he he ***
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you like me, he don't really be putting me down on like
knowledge on or like about the world and she it really be more
about the industry, music industry and shit like that.
Didn't know if there was something even within those
terms there that he might have said to you that stuck to you or
something you learned on that side of things just being around
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him. Yeah, I already know.
I can't think of the top of my head.
There's no problem there. But what about this when it
comes to collaborating with him?How many songs do you 2 have
unreleased? Whether it's his beats that
you're on or maybe songs that you're both rapping together on.
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She. Take your time here.
Got me shot. He got like 300.
Now let's back that up. 300 songs produced by him and
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collaborating with him on the rap side of things.
Or, or do you want to split thatup at all?
No, like it's 300 on the entire app.
We got auto unreleased. We got 300.
Are you are you? Wait, you meant like release
and? Unreleased.
Unreleased Unreleased How many? Unreleased. 300 unreleased.
And if there was a circle chart of 100%, do you want to put a
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percentage on? What's that?
It's just his beats that you're on versus you 2 rapping
together. Oh, it's all he beats.
OK. It's all he beats and me
rapping. Now, when it comes to his beats,
do you get first dibs on them? I wouldn't say that it'd just be
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like we all be around spat 0 corn like me, baby, stay down if
you hear me some snow folks, youpull a beat up, you hop on it,
swim by the hot on that beat too.
If you hear me, then it's like me to him and be like, OK, who
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got that beat for this, this album or who going to drop this
or you get this? Then let me get that.
If you hear me just shit like that.
You got this beat. Let me get that beat if you hear
me. And what about this didn't mean
to cut you off? Go ahead.
That's our difference. That wouldn't be true.
What about this when it comes tohis beats?
What's the percentage that you receive them like in a folder or
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pulled up as you described, versus him actually cooking up
and creating them in front of you?
Out of them 300 song I can't tell you. 5050 or.
Probably something like that. 5050 OK, we cook a lot of beats
now. Matter of fact, it's really like
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it really likes Sanify that he is your mate.
Any 25 that I cook up with him. Now, be that as it may, do you
have a preference between the two?
Do you prefer cookup or do you prefer just pulled up your
personal preference? Forget about the 7525 what do
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you? Prefer I like to cook up with
twin because it's like I made the beat exactly how I want it,
but I also trust twin with how he think he he hard on his own
like but I ain't going back though when we could go
together. They should be tripping.
Oh God. Now of the songs that you 2 have
that are released publicly already, what's been the biggest
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song of your twos collaboration at this point?
That me, that me and him made yes, thank they be.
Well, it could be him pulling itup or cooking it up, but him on
the beat, period. What's been the biggest song so
far of just You 2 publicly released already?
Let. Me shoot real quick.
Take your time. I think I might be wrong but I
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think his hands up me and him made a beat.
Let me see real quick now is land is land.
That's our biggest sheet. And was that song, that beat in
particular cooked up or was thatpulled up that?
Will pull it up. Because that song was pulled up,
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that beat there. Does that encourage you to do
more of that or you still preferthe cook up?
Where we at right now, we just be cooking up like that.
We're going on right now. Everything we making, we just
cook it all together because EJ could be more fun like that.
If he we pull up a beat, it's like I don't really don't like
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when you pull up a beat because I don't know.
I don't know who all on that beat.
I don't want to have no problemswith a *** Like damn it's when I
hot on that shit. Like now when I cook it up I
know I'm finna hop on the beat. I ask you a variety of questions
here about Seg. Is there anything else you want
to mention about him? Question you weren't asked,
people want about. People want to know about him as
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well. How did you my brother man?
Shit shit, fuck with your boy.
Now, what is your opinion on ad libs in a song?
The ad libs twin, like they really make the song.
Like they come in there, build some fire ad Lib, they going to
remember that shit, you know what I'm saying?
Yeah. Hey y'all.
Now, do you have a strategy whenit comes to your ad libs?
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See, I just got them like hell and I just getting there beating
and go oh God, I'll be thinking you can't think when you do ad
Lib for real, like just say thatshit.
Now, be that as it may, do you have a signature ad Lib?
Yeah, I'd be like, yo, you feel me?
I'll be like, what's up, you feel me?
Got now I'll be like, what the hell?
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I'll be saying like, wait, say wait, you feel me?
Shit like that. Now, what are the meanings
behind any of these ad libs whenyou implement them?
So you originally be like you say some geek sheet be like
wait, you feel me like just makeeverything more memorable when I
say you feed me type sheet. And were you the first recording
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artist to ever do this adlet? The yoke.
Any of them. Hell no, it's on here.
Hell no. I ain't got no signature like AD
lip. I just came up with you feed me.
I really got that yo shit from like like baby plug.
See, I just did it in a different way.
So saying yeah and. What about the other ad libs you
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just mentioned? Were you inspired by anyone in
particular for them as well? Yeah, yeah, like got down like
Cardian sheet cheeky. I got they say what she from
anything that rich there to yeah, I just got down put my own
sauce to that sheet. Now have any of these artists
you just mentioned listen to your music and heard you do a
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variation of their ad libs? She, I don't know.
I know my buddy Rich did so likeI felt shot it, shot it hard.
You see everybody. I really don't really know them
like that. So when it comes to Rich Delta,
have you 2 communicated? Yeah, on some Instagram sheet
like you see me, but we do no sounds and then you see me.
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Has there been any discussion ofa future collaboration between
you 2? Yeah, but you know, I shit
between Nick Jibby trying to got, you know, everybody got so
much shit going on they can't our way to work, you feel me?
But we might do some though. Now, what about when it comes to
collaborating with other recording artists?
Have you ever added your ad libsto another artist's verse on the
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same song? Hey, that's when I fuck with
shit like that. It'd be like raw energy.
So I'm saying like collaborated energy.
So I'm saying I didn't. I do that a lot.
Now how does that work? Do you just voluntarily do that
or does the other artist ask youto jump on their on their verse
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with your ad libs? It'd just be like 5050.
Sometimes I just do it, sometimes they ask me.
Now what about this little bit of A twist here?
What are your thoughts on songs with another artist?
Ad libs, but no hook or verse from them on that song.
It's just their ad libs sprinkled throughout the song.
That shit hard. I didn't do some shit like that
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before. My boy Chris Paul Angel.
It was a song with me and my partner Lee Yaddy.
It'd be called Long Little Kid. And how did that happen when it
came to your ad libs being sprinkled on the track?
Do they ask you to do that? Did you just voluntarily do
that? How did that work there?
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Usually *** AJ, sometime like I said, JB feed the feed the
sometime they ask me, sometimes I just do it.
But what about that particular? Song yes, I didn't want my ad
libs when it was Chris ad libs on me and your Lil Yachty songs
so I'm saying. Got it.
Yeah. So how did his ad libs become a
part of the song but no verse orhook from him?
How did that get? Asked I was just in studio
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chilling and then she it was like the end of the session.
I wanted my boy on the song though, but my boy ad Lib be
tripping like that why? I just told him hop on his sheet
straight ad Lib. He was like fucking it do it.
She was hard. He didn't feel any disrespect,
Like you don't want a verse fromme, You don't want me to spit a
verse on this. Jump on the hook there.
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He know it a little hard twin, you know that.
But OK, spinning this same equation around, have you ever
been asked just for your ad libson someone's song?
Yeah, yeah. Have you done that already or
just? I really did.
I ain't going. I ain't going back though too.
I really did record with my partners and sheet.
So like we are so locked in. We just do each other ad libs.
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We do shit like that all the time.
You feed me like, yeah. Do you want to name any of these
collaborations that are publiclyreleased already where it's just
your ad libs? On ad libs yes, I really don't
forgot to him, but like a lot ofmy partner Lil Yachty songs like
a lot of his songs. If you really listen to each of
my ad libs in the back, my boy back though, a lot of his songs
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just straight ass lips on the back from me.
For those in the audience getting to know you here for the
very first time, care to share where you were born?
I was born in South Carolina. Twin Columbia.
I don't know that for a fact, though.
Twin. I don't know that for a fact.
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Twin. That's it.
I feel like I could refer that Iwas born there.
You see me like I don't know my place of origin though twin, but
that where I would when I was a little kid though you feel.
And care to share where you wereraised as well?
See, I will got down our way back and forth between South
Carolina and Georgia twin like took a Georgia and then when I
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was 14 I got down, moved back toGeorgia twin and I went to
school, high school and got downin South Carolina for a little
bit and I moved back again. So I just got down back and
forth. And was it always back to Tucker
or is it different? Parts of Georgia and I lived in
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a mile for a little bit too though.
And what about when it came to South Carolina and you went to
high school for a little bit there, as you mentioned and
described, relatively speaking, was that also that same place in
South Carolina or was it a different city or?
Town. It was the same place.
Got it. And care to share where you
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reside these days? She no, is it I mean like on the
east side? Of Atlanta.
Yeah, I'm going to tell you exactly where though.
Now what about this? OK, circumstances could be
different for everyone, but can you give the audience 5 tips for
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anyone moving to ATL? 52 yes if you don't if you don't
like if you get mad at traffic twin you you one of them ***
that J don't like sipping traffic twin then don't move
here like you feed me like that one thing I say and she you said
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5/2. Yes, if you got 5.
If I got 5 you. Got 1 so far, don't know if you
have any more you. Hey bro, don't BJ don't come out
here thinking she's sweet like just Trish and everybody and she
you feed me *** take your head down like for real or just come
out to the beach trying to get down.
I get *** I want a networking shit but he just be like you
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don't never know what the *** thinking you feed me so I say
that so. That's 2 tips.
Any other tips here? Someone first time coming down,
they've heard about it, they've never had a chance to visit and
now they do. Is there anything else you would
inform them? But don't leave your car nowhere
for too long, bro. *** be striking.
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But I only got, I don't got thatmean to adults and I'll be out
of the way, you see. OK, so let's break some of these
items down a little bit further.When it comes to traffic, what
are those heavy traffic times toavoid if at all possible?
Like I like threefold niggering off work type sheet, yeah.
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Till about what time maybe? See, threefold is probably like.
Rough estimate. Five seat, you hear me?
But traffic do be random. I leave it though.
You don't ever know what's goingon.
But for the most part you can count on that time period.
There for night time really be smooth, sometime like night time
be smooth. When it comes to that 3:00 to
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4:00 to 5:00 to 6:00 area, that range there, is that just Monday
through Friday or is that Saturday and Sunday as well?
I don't know. I assume every day probably,
probably let, I wouldn't even say less on the weekend because
*** be out. Everybody be outside, everybody
just be doing shit. You feel we could be traffic on
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the weekend too. Shit really could be more and.
What about when it comes to you mentioned those strikers, OK,
Have you ever been on the opposite end of the spectrum
there and been a victim to any of that yourself?
Ain't nobody never screw up my shit.
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I can't go. Is that sort of thing
preventable at all? Is there anything one can do to
make sure that never happens to them?
She hell and all hell and all could happen to anybody twin for
real. So for you it's just the. ***
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like me ain't getting struck though, you hear me?
That's how it is. Just curious there.
Now you mentioned Tucker, GA here, right?
There were a variety of points in your life where you would go
back and forth to Tucker, GA. Now for someone that's never
heard of that before, but obviously heard of Atlanta, how
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far of a distance is that between those two areas there?
Atlanta, like what? It is like 2525 minutes from
like the city, but it ain't. They're like 25 from like this.
The middle of the city would like if you're going from the
east side, it's shorter. Like, it's like right there if
you're on East Atlanta. So is Tucker considered like a
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suburb of Atlanta? Is that considered part of
greater Atlanta? Is that I don't.
Already know twin like I don't got them.
You know I need to be need to belike, oh, this ain't Atlanta,
you hear me? I ain't going to got them civil
van at like you hear me? But I don't think he's in
Atlanta too. I just think it's like it's his
own sheet that nigga's still going to say they're from
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Atlanta, they're from Tucker, like you're like they from the
mound. They got shit like that and
what? About this accent of yours, what
has been the reaction from thoseoutside of South Carolina or
outside of Georgia if you've hada chance to travel to this
accent of yours? Ain't it?
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Oh shit, I don't sound like I got no accent.
Me twin. You sound like regular, you hear
me? Now what about this OK, is there
a difference when it comes to females between country girls
and city girls? I.
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Don't know that many country girls, bro.
I just know I know see the wholetwin.
I don't know that many country hoe, but I mean I feel like a
country hoe would be like some little shit that'll cook for
your head clean for your head. Really got damn like could they
the type of way they were raisedand the city girl probably just
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you know yeah, everybody know how to see the girl AJB got
them. I want this.
I don't want this. I don't want this Evie me like
yeah country girl probably wouldwork more type sheet.
Now, Speaking of females a little further here, is there a
difference between a baddie and a beautiful woman?
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Yeah. What is that difference for
those in the audience that haven't figured that out yet?
Oh, what were the question? Twang.
Baddie versus a beautiful woman.What is the difference there?
So baddie, like they probably like some fine sheet, just some
some regular fine sheet. A beautiful woman, like a grown
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woman. She probably got them dressed
different than the baddie or do different sheet.
Now, do you have a preference between the two?
Yeah, no, I ain't got no preference.
I just like, I just like girls twin.
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Now, when it comes to girls, if there was a circle chart of
100%, what percentage are you shooting your shot versus
someone shooting their shot at you, so to speak?
Like girl, like what's we mean? Like, OK, you and females who's
shooting their shot? You're shooting their shot.
You're shooting your shot at them or they're shooting.
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You're waiting for them to shoottheir shot at you.
How do you operate there when itcomes to?
I like to shoot my shot. I like sharky.
You feed me like I don't want the whole goddamn coming to me
like that made me feel like I don't know the twin.
If you're good though, like you know what I'm saying, like
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everybody like attention, but like do what I'm saying though,
twin, like if you going to come up to me, I know you coming up
to *** all the time, you feed me.
I know you just that's what you do.
If I come up to you and you ain't just overly like going,
you feed me. I can a little steal, but you
flak with me that type of shit. I like twin you feed me.
Do you ever feel like when a female is choosing you or trying
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to shoot their shot at you, it could be some sort of setup or
something devious? There, Hey, hey, Twin.
Especially where we at that shithappen all the time.
Twin, you got to be on your piece of cube.
Have you ever been a victim to any of that?
Shit, almost a couple of times that why you just got to ask
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around like hey you know her. You feeling you got to do that?
Get some Intel, get some history, get some research.
Get the Laura on the whole twin.Like got to get the Laura on the
whole twin. OK, now what about this?
When you do shoot your shot, howdo you do it?
I should my shot twin might you hear what?
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God damn you look good today. You hear me make her feel good.
I don't really like shark in thereal life though Twin.
I'll really be on Instagram withreal life.
I don't know how to get them on even in real life.
I just go straight to Instagram twins and pull my phone up.
Follow me real quick. But what happens when you get to
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Instagram? How do you shoot your shot
there? So you get the liking stories
and shit. You wait for that to text me my
slide up if you hear me. The sleek sheet, the smooth
sheet. Now let's zoom out here for a
second. At this point in your life, what
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is your relationship status? I got a wife twin.
I love my wife twin. No wedding ring on the finger
there. It's just like, it's just my
wife though twin. She know what it is like.
I love her. So just to be clarifying here,
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legally married just not wearinga ring or you're just using the
phrase? Why are we legally married and.
Do you want to put in? Do you want to share her name?
Do you want to claim this personpublicly yet?
Everybody know. Everybody knows.
And cater sure how long you've been together for at this point.
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Shit about what? Violent.
Just curious there. All right, Well, moving a little
bit forward here, do want to askyou these sets of questions now,
and this is something that I want to hone in on that you
said. Now, one of those tips you
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mentioned when it came to movingto Atlanta was something to the
effect of, and I'm paraphrasing you here because I can't
remember what you said verbatim,but something to the effect of
you can't trust everybody. You mean something, something of
that nature, right? So I do want to hone in on this
a little bit further. Now.
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What is your definition of a real friend?
A real friend, somebody going who going to hold you down.
The Angel got always going to tell you what what you want to
hear. You feed me somebody going out
there and look out for you shit like that and they your friend
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because they your friend. They only just want to use it
for shit. They don't out they don't they
don't just this how you know yougot a real friend.
They don't just hit you when youup when you got down, we got
some money or you got emotional.You got shit going.
They hit you when you when you down.
We ain't got shit. If you just did, you want to
kick it with you. It's a real friend.
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Now how do you spot the fake friends?
I don't know, these are like common scene *** saw their true
colors. Now, as soon as you notice one
of these colors, is it a 0 tolerance policy for you, so to
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speak, where you cut them off right away?
Or do you give a person the benefit of the doubt, give them
a second chance to redeem themselves?
Everybody deserves second chance.
Everybody deserves multiple chance.
Could nobody perfect? But if you just do some overly
fucked up shit, I ain't gonna fuck with your ass.
Like what the hell if you son sheet JA *** know like with like
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you see in between, like you can't just go for everything.
Have you ever been back doored before?
Yeah. Do you have a back door story
you want to share with the audience?
It really went a back door to itwas like a side though, because
I ain't even know the *** for real, like my partner, so saying
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and then boom, we got damn go get shit.
She *** draw down twin, you hearme?
But *** ain't get out saying ***ain't.
I'm still here twins. So I don't really know back
though though, you hear me? Looking back on that particular
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situation, could that have been prevented at all, that side door
situation that you described, was there anything that could
have been done so it didn't haveto come to drawing down and
things of that nature? It is, but I ain't really trying
to get into it, you feel? Just curious there now do you
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have a best friend? Yeah.
Care to share who your best? Friend.
Care to share who your best friend is?
My best friend, she, my mommy, my Mama friend.
And what about this OK, when it comes to your life here, who or
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what motivates you at this point?
What motivate me? Yes, I want to be rich twin.
I want to got down. You want to do hell of shit?
Want to see the world of shit? Want to do shit I end up did for
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I want to be comfortable too. And what's your definition of
comfortable? See they being able to got down.
Help whoever you need to help. Go wherever you want to go.
Shit like that. Believing good ain't good, you
feel me? Ain't stressed out all the time,
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you feel me? Shit like that.
Now, circumstances could be different for everyone, but
there may be someone in the audience here who needs some
motivational words or encouragement themselves right
now. Can you give them any?
To keep doing you twins, you keep doing what you do.
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Don't worry about what nobody got to say.
You feed me all the shit *** I heard before.
I need to have no right for wrongs you do right.
And when it comes to music, I didn't get a chance to ask you
this, but I'd like to ask you now.
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Here is this stage name of yours.
What is the correct way to pronounce your stage name?
It's probably bad Sally Man and my full name, the guys they call
me, probably bad proud of. Do you have a preference there?
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But when it comes to the full stage name, do people
mispronounce it at all? Now, cuz they're like cuz like
in Atlanta *** say shotty you feed me with or like I know
other places need to be saying like Shorty and shit so like but
I feel like it's the same thing.You feed me my name.
Not that hard to say though. You feeling probably shy, like
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probably bad Prada or just goddamn however you want to say
it. What about when it comes to the
spelling of this stage name in full?
Do people misspell it? She.
I don't know. I already know.
I already never dealt with that a *** misspelled my name.
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So for instance, on digital streaming platforms, your stage
name is 1 phrase together. Prada Bagshotty one word.
Do people ever put spaces in between?
Now they really don't twin. Like you can be spelling my
shit, right? And why did you spell it the way
it looks like? Why no spaces between those 3
words there? Why just one giant phrase here?
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Could like when you say the nameit ain't supposed to be no
space. So saying just say this shit
like straight up. And what are the details behind
the stage name of yours? What is the origin behind it?
How did this name get developed to what it is today?
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She I was in Florida. I was in Florida twin and she I
told my boy he named Chase. I told him I wanted to rap and
he was like, shit, I ain't goingto need a name.
Yeah, at first my name was your little one because I have my
name Lindy. So my name was your little one.
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And then it was already Nick coming up with that name,
though, So I had to change my sheet and it's all boom, I'm in
Florida. I'm telling twin like, Hey, I
want to rap this sheet, but I ain't got no by the time only
they made like with 2-3 songs. You feed me real, real songs
like I'm telling my boy I want to rap.
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And he just like we geeked up twin.
We just coming up with names, just saying on beaches.
And then he said prodded bad shotty twin and I was just like,
yeah, fuck with that shit. And I think he name was like
1000 bands shotty he he with 1000 bands shotty out prodded
bad. So saying we had roofin do like,
'cause you're a producer, you feel me?
(24:50):
But he changed. He ended up changing his name
anyway. And what's the current status
between you 2 today? I see we cool people like you
see him. He beats still hard to hear.
It's just like, I ain't been on,I ain't really been tapping in.
He beats like rapping on them and shit like that.
Now for those fans of yours thatdidn't know he did some of the
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beats of yours in the past, careto share any of those songs?
They ain't even that. Can't find them holding nowhere.
Did they get released at one point and then it was taken down
or they just always been unreleased?
They always been unreleased. I ain't never dropped.
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Now, when it comes to this name,especially the Prada portion of
it, do you own any Prada items? Yeah, no, not when I could,
though. It ain't even that.
A *** just can't do it. It's just our outlooks.
When I only fought A Prada like that.
Like they're there. I just that's just my name.
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You feel me expensive. I like expensive shit.
You know I fought with Balencianshit, but Balenci bad shot of
that don't sound hard. You feel me Gucci bag anything
Jeff probably bad. Like that's just the one.
You feel me? That's why I have my name.
But even when it comes to like birthdays or Christmas or
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whatever the case may be, peoplegiving you gifts, no one's ever
gifted you something from Prada.Hell no, that's when you're
here. Hell no, It's when.
Would you accept a Prada gift? Hey yes man, like who wouldn't
accept some Prada like then? Would you be open to some sort
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of collaboration with Prada? Overly, overly.
I fought with Prada. AJI just ain't got shit from
Prada. I don't even know what the hell
they got. I don't even know what they sell
like they sell bags. Yes, Bags is actually one of
their trademarks. Trademarks meaning let.
Me rephrase that *** say Prada bag before.
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Prada A Prada bag. The bag is one of their main
items, I should say one of theirmost popular items.
That I'm thinking, but I'm thinking like, do they sell
clothes and. Shit, they do they do, but one
of the most popular items is actually their bags.
OK, Boo. Yeah.
Now when it comes to have you ever entered A Prada store,
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looked and seen what they have, or walked into a Prada?
I always walk pad at me. I didn't look in the window
though, and I seen bags, though I ain't seen no clothes.
Now you're a recording artist. Recording artists are known to
take photos. Yeah.
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Never even took a photo with thePrada sign or being in a Prada
store. Never even thought about using
that as some sort of visual for a.
No. And what about Prada, the
company, the brand itself? Have they ever reached out to
you in any sort of manner at all?
Yeah, no, this isn't going to happen though.
This isn't going to happen. Just curious there.
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OK. So I want to ask you some
personal questions here now. They do it.
OK. Oh, but before we get into the
personal questions, since we're on the topic of Prada, I think
it's best to segue into this to be quite honest.
And that is the topic of fashion.
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OK, so let's remove Prada out ofthe equation here.
Just zoom out and just talk fashion.
Generally speaking, how big is fashion for you at this point in
your life? It's really big.
I love droops only look. I only wear half my shoes
though. Like I barely wear my shoes like
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that. I got some bellici tracks.
I wear them whole everyday because it's just like only time
I'm from one time from wearing anything like their hat sheet
just when I'm piping that and they've been on probation for so
long. Twin when he popping out like
that, so it like I was just backoutside.
I don't even go to parties in there like that for real.
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So I just be wearing my tracks everyday.
But I love fashion though, like I thought with Balenci Twin,
they're my favorite brand reallyjust Balenci everything.
And then for Chanel, like Chanelsneakers, I like 2 pair of them.
And then yeah, I just like putting that shit together.
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You see me like smooth shit. Now, before we dive into putting
it together and that sort of thing, when it comes to
Balenciaga, what is it about that brand in particular that
just attracts you to it comparedto all the brands that exist?
I don't know, it's like the oversight clothes, the shoes,
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tripping, like everything fat here, like pants.
God damn. I don't know, Twin.
I really don't know why I foughtwith Belisa so much.
I just do. Now let's zoom back in on
fashion. Do you remember what age or what
grade this was in your life whenit all started?
When you got into fashion. Sheets, Why I always been into
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fashion, like back in the day, *** wearing Supreme and shit, I
would get all the T-shirts. You say all the head man, like
you hear me? Like *** was really into that
shit. Were you inspired by anyone in
particular on the fashion side of things?
Shit like. Even way back when, like the
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supreme days and things of that nature.
Was there someone that inspired you perhaps, if at all?
She elementary school and they have a fucking with like she
Keef and shit and they're the first rapper that I really seen
like start putting that shit on you feel, and then later on in
life they was fucking with like with YB and got down Playboy
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card a little Uzi, You know thatone like the raps rapper style,
really like change notes of shit.
You feel fashion really all overthe place right now, though,
everybody's just rocking different shit.
You know what I'm saying? Like some of these still on that
old wave, like, Oh yeah, skinny jeans got them designed to talk
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Balenci shoe design. The shoe.
Yeah, some folks rocking, they got down birthday sheet.
Big ass jeans, you feel me? Like yeah, all type of sheets,
man. But I fought with it.
I fought with it all. Now let's sidestep here for a
second. When it comes to skinny jeans,
weren't you aware of those Once Upon a time yourself?
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Yeah, hey yo, I love skinny jeans.
Now, what about on the opposite end of the spectrum here?
Have you and your sense of fashion or your taste in fashion
or what you wear inspired others?
I'm cute, a brick. I don't really know she it might
have you feed me. Didn't know if there was
(32:09):
something you wanted to claim. Didn't know if you would get
feedback maybe from supporters saying, hey, I got this because
of you, or I got this because I saw you wear it or, you know,
that sort of thing. Yeah, a *** hit my deals by a
certain shit I'll be having on like oh y'all go get that
because you had it on like. What is that?
Where'd you get it from that? Sort of thing, that type of
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shit. Do you respond back?
Do you answer? There are some that are private
about that sort of thing won't share that type of information.
I let him know where I got my drip from if he ain't doing it
ain't gatekeeping. And why not gatekeeping for you
like some others might? Could like I mean, I hadn't
already wore the feet posted up with you.
So on the date when I when I on the date when I posted that
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sheet, that sheet before anybodyelse posted with that sheet.
So I don't know, Gee. Now, when it comes to your
style, have you ever won any type of awards for it?
Hell no, you'd be saying I can'tdrink.
Who says that? She the fans.
Do you want to respond to those critics out there, the
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criticism, those people that saythese sort of things to you?
No, like I mean like fascism subject, the type of thing so
saying so yeah, so *** going to be like oh, he can't if he gonna
be like he got that shit on likeit's just like they got know
that like. Just describe.
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But hey, I got on Belize track pants white goddamn our
generation music hiddy Belize. I got teenage sale on the pants.
I mean on the shoe you see just a chin sheet.
Looks like a sprayground backpack.
Yeah, sprayground backpack. And the the jewelry, Care to
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share who that's from? Took this out *** Nick for.
The earrings. Earring I don't think the whole
real you just like $90.00 in front of the mall.
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Any particular store in the mall?
Like the middle of that motherfucker.
In the Our Generation Music hoodie.
How did you get that? Oh, my manager gave me DB.
Didn't care to share who your manager is.
I said. And Speaking of Seg, let's
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sidestep to him for a second. Care to share how you two met
for the very first time? She it was on my best friend.
She got down was at a kit back who I said and then you feed me.
Everybody do what I heard you feed me everybody just kicking
shit, listening to music and then she cut my song on it and
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twin that was like he said it. It was hard.
Like he said his head is instantly parked up when he
heard my shit and then I think he called me like the next day
he called my phone was twin. It was like I want to manage
you. You feed me that She was just
crazy like this shit happened fast to here.
He wasn't playing. Now, when it comes to WYSEG,
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what's it really like working with him?
Working with twin be hard as foot.
I ain't going to bet like hard in a good way.
Like we make hard ass sheep. Like we'll got them start from
scratch. Twins you could beat up shit.
We'll be riding around twin. I just think of Milly got them
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like twin. We they go to the fire and make
a beat real quick. We just make that beat.
We get get up to the beat twin. I'm like, fuck it, pull it up to
rap on it. Like shit like that twin like we
just make so many songs like they they don't even feel like
they don't even feel like we working.
We just feel like we just have fun.
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Now, out of all of his characteristics, what do you
enjoy the most about him? He's just a cool person man,
fuck with that boy. And just to be fair, on the
opposite end of the spectrum here, is there a characteristic
of his you can't stand? Twin I got words ADHD of all
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lifetime. Twin, I'm telling I he had you
on the phone, he'd be talking toyou.
Miss energy, put phone down, do some other shit.
Hey, you on the phone for like 10 minutes, Thirty minutes
straight. So like a *** be all over the
place. I'm glad.
And is that something you've mentioned to him before?
Is this the first time he'll hear about?
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It now everybody know that aboutSid AJ, AJ has said about Leeds.
Now winding down the questions about him, what's the best
advice you received from him or most important thing you learn
being around him so far? I don't know to him he he ***
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you like me, he don't really be putting me down on like
knowledge on or like about the world and she it really be more
about the industry, music industry and shit like that.
Didn't know if there was something even within those
terms there that he might have said to you that stuck to you or
something you learned on that side of things just being around
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him. Yeah, I already know.
I can't think of the top of my head.
There's no problem there. But what about this when it
comes to collaborating with him?How many songs do you 2 have
unreleased? Whether it's his beats that
you're on or maybe songs that you're both rapping together on.
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She. Take your time here.
Got me shot. He got like 300.
Now let's back that up. 300 songs produced by him and
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collaborating with him on the rap side of things.
Or, or do you want to split thatup at all?
No, like it's 300 on the entire app.
We got auto unreleased. We got 300.
Are you are you? Wait, you meant like release
and? Unreleased.
Unreleased Unreleased How many? Unreleased. 300 unreleased.
And if there was a circle chart of 100%, do you want to put a
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percentage on? What's that?
It's just his beats that you're on versus you 2 rapping
together. Oh, it's all he beats.
OK. It's all he beats and me
rapping. Now, when it comes to his beats,
do you get first dibs on them? I wouldn't say that it'd just be
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like we all be around spat 0 corn like me, baby, stay down if
you hear me some snow folks, youpull a beat up, you hop on it,
swim by the hot on that beat too.
If you hear me, then it's like me to him and be like, OK, who
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got that beat for this, this album or who going to drop this
or you get this? Then let me get that.
If you hear me just shit like that.
You got this beat. Let me get that beat if you hear
me. And what about this didn't mean
to cut you off? Go ahead.
That's our difference. That wouldn't be true.
What about this when it comes tohis beats?
What's the percentage that you receive them like in a folder or
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pulled up as you described, versus him actually cooking up
and creating them in front of you?
Out of them 300 song I can't tell you. 5050 or.
Probably something like that. 5050 OK, we cook a lot of beats
now. Matter of fact, it's really like
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it really likes Sanify that he is your mate.
Any 25 that I cook up with him. Now, be that as it may, do you
have a preference between the two?
Do you prefer cookup or do you prefer just pulled up your
personal preference? Forget about the 7525 what do
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you? Prefer I like to cook up with
twin because it's like I made the beat exactly how I want it,
but I also trust twin with how he think he he hard on his own
like but I ain't going back though when we could go
together. They should be tripping.
Oh God. Now of the songs that you 2 have
that are released publicly already, what's been the biggest
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song of your twos collaboration at this point?
That me, that me and him made yes, thank they be.
Well, it could be him pulling itup or cooking it up, but him on
the beat, period. What's been the biggest song so
far of just You 2 publicly released already?
Let. Me shoot real quick.
Take your time. I think I might be wrong but I
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think his hands up me and him made a beat.
Let me see real quick now is land is land.
That's our biggest sheet. And was that song, that beat in
particular cooked up or was thatpulled up that?
Will pull it up. Because that song was pulled up,
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that beat there. Does that encourage you to do
more of that or you still preferthe cook up?
Where we at right now, we just be cooking up like that.
We're going on right now. Everything we making, we just
cook it all together because EJ could be more fun like that.
If he we pull up a beat, it's like I don't really don't like
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when you pull up a beat because I don't know.
I don't know who all on that beat.
I don't want to have no problemswith a *** Like damn it's when I
hot on that shit. Like now when I cook it up I
know I'm finna hop on the beat. I ask you a variety of questions
here about Seg. Is there anything else you want
to mention about him? Question you weren't asked,
people want about. People want to know about him as
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well. How did you my brother man?
Shit shit, fuck with your boy.
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