September 21, 2023 • 30 mins
Tune in for an exclusive deep dive with Tulle, rapper extraordinaire and co-founder of Dungeon Records. From his roots in Jacksonville to the vibes of Baltimore, discover the story behind his hit single “Worth It” and his vision for Dungeon Records. Experience a journey of self-worth, inspiration, and an undying passion for hip-hop.
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go behind the scenes into the mindsof these incredible human beings, you know,
the ones who are out there givingit. They're all for me,
and for you and for the world. Today. Joining us as Tully,
a trailblazing rapper and the driving forcebehind Dungeon Records. With roots and Jacksonville's
underground hip hop and influences from Baltimore'sclub scenes, Tully is redefining the game.
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So I want you guys to textyour buddy, share it on social
media, tell a neighbor too,to tune in for this exclusive deep dive
with Tulli rapper E Scrodinaire and cofounder of Dungeon Records. As I said,
He's from Jacksonville, but he's hehas the vibes of Baltimore and discovered
the story behind his hit single worthIt and his vision for Dungeon Records experience
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a journey of self worth, inspiration, and undying passion for hip hopping.
With that, let's welcome him tothe show. Yo, yo, yo,
what us up? What they?Oh? Man? What's up now?
I'm loving the good truck? Heyman, I appreciate that. How
are you doing it? I'm allright, you know, just just hanging
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in there for sure, for sure, man, before we kick things up,
before we discover your wise in yourhouse, we want to know about
those who so tell it to us. Man, how did you discover your
passion for creative music? Yeah?Yeah, you know, I was,
you know, about five years old. Man. I can remember like I
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was yesterday, like it was yesterdayfor real, you know. I just
I woke up from a nat youknow, and my brother in the living
room playing fifty cent I think itwas Wankster, you know, playing that
on one on system part you know, that sprus to music video and I
just woke up and now the firstthing I saw and like I was never
I was measurement Riz for real,Like I just couldn't believe what I was
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saying, you know, in yourstory. So that was the first album
I bought and like ever since,man, like that's gonna inspired me to
make music because really his story forreal? Yeah, man, that's what's
up. What do you think aboutfifteen hour days? Man? I look
at him, that's like really pavingthe way. I see so many artists
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like coming up in the game,like really giving him his flowers, like
from the Baby to you know,so many artists like giving him, you
know, his recognition he deserves.Like I'm not paving the way for everybody
like to come up and this hiphop you know industry and you know,
make a name for himselves beyond youknow, just rapping. Like you know,
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I remember when he didn't vibing thewater like you know what I'm saying.
So yeah, it's just so manylive of news that he showed that
you know that that's that's capable foryou know, young African Americans who goes
through so many tribes and tribulations,you know, absolutely, So man,
can you shut up ship light onthe more moment that propel your belief and
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self worth? Uh? I meanI probably you know. I I had
like many, you know, inspecies, but the one that really really stood
out for reals my mom losing thehouse you know, in twenty seventeen.
Like that really showed me like,you know, I need to I need
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to take heed in that and likereally make sure that that never happens again.
So none of my family numbers,you know. So I feel like
around that time, you know,I experienced that with her, Me and
her, you know, when peoplecame, you know, it was time
to go. So yeah, oncethat happened, like I was like,
man, this is you know,I gotta be be somebody, you know.
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So yeah, did did you taketo the grind instantly or did it
take a while to you know,to kind of get your foot I mean,
being and younger, you know,just being young and trying to definitely
took some time. I was ableto grow into it. You know.
I just graduated with my bachelor's andbusiness administration, just started my business you
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know officially last year. So Imean I feel like, you know,
definitely. I've been taking steps andsome steps definitely paid off. So I'm
working now. I'm getting that,you know, you know, trying to
look at every avenue you know,coming from you know, I was trying
to make it for real. Man, it's all it. It's all that
matters, man, It's to tryso so now worth it. That's a
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powerful title. Well before I getinto that, what made self worth a
central theme in your music? Iknow you got it in your head that
hey, this doesn't need to happen. You're on your entrepreneur thing, You're
on your school thing. You know, you're you're improving as a human being.
But what about the music side?When did it become your main banner
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or your main theme? Man?Really, I you know, me and
me and my homies like from backof Jacksonville and ship Blueberg County definitely got
it. Got a salute. Butme and my dogs for real sits growing
up. You know, we asin my mama house, you know,
throwing music like I showed them theway, like, you know, just
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for music in general. You see, I'm just having an outlet. So
around that time, just growing up, you know, back back around the
way for real, just growing up, you know, and then my dog
catching years and shit, I mean, I don't excuse me for my language.
Now you put people you know,my people were calling me catching the
years for real. In the system, you know, we we we work
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more than that, you know whatI'm saying, Like they showed us every
day when it comes to numbers onbloom birds, you know, just just
in general, like we really putmoney and into the world for real,
like we really stand out. Solike we as African Americans in the community
and for the culture, like wereally put on so we really worked it,
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like we gotta recognize that. Andall right, they already recognize we
just gotta you show me recognize that. And I understand. So just from
an experiences, man, like Idon't want none of my people struggle after
risk their lives, you know whatI'm saying. I want them to risk
their minds and put their minds towork and come up with solutions and you
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see me take take their people outof their situations so that to never happen
again. Like generational wealth is reallywhere my mind is, Yes, sir,
that part, man, I loveit. I love it. So
back to the title worth it.That's a powerful title. How does this
song reflect to your personal journey andexperiences? Man? For real? Just
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everything you know what I said,just wrapping it up for real, just
just basically just going through life everyday as you know, as in young
African American male just in amernic becauselike just going through life, man,
just trying to figure it out.Like I had plenty of examples, you
know, placed in front of me, so I may it sure like they
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wrongs I don't do and they rights. You know, I take notes and
you know take heed. So reallyman, just yeah, just just my
just my walkman in general. Forreally just the things I've been through.
Everything I talked about, my mypeople, he feeling, my mom is
a addy thing man, growing upwith me and my brother. Like music
is really really my passion and reallywhat I love and like when it comes
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to music, like everything I do, Man, it's worked it, It's
worked it at the end of theday. Yes, sir, man uh
tell us about fifty cent and howhe shaped your approach to hip hop.
Yeah, just his story man,like everybody knows his story again shot nine
times right, especially as you knowas young, like it's just young and
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growing up like you know, fiveyears old just here and that you know,
it's this action pack. Man,it's just real life. Because I
really, you know, then't thinkI was gonna make it to see eighteen,
you know what I'm saying. I'mtwenty seven now, like, so
I really thought that, you know, growing up, even at five years
old. So I don't know ifit was because the TV I watched and
the music I listened to, butman, I really, you know,
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just what I experienced at the endof the day, Like I really thought
that in my head, so youknow, to hear him like succumbed to
them, you know, the conditionsand purvibe and make a whole career out
of it. It's just you Iknow I can do it at the end
of the day. And for reallythat's what That's what inspires me every day
for real, just trying to choosepeople lives absolutely. Man. That that
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just tells about the power and musicand when it comes to your own music,
how do how does it make youfeel when you listen to it?
Man, I've really been steering awaylike just just trying to be positive and
like, you know, just justshare a light on what we're capable of.
For real. That's really what mymusic and guaranteer us. You know,
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like I say I was I wasyoung. You know, my music
speaks for itself. You know.Of course I'm a I'm a talk how
I talk, But at the endof the day, I'm really just trying
to share a light, man.And like I know, people know this.
They got phones, they be onthey be on the weather, they
be on TikTok, they see allthese videos. But it's like, what
we're really gonna do about it,you know, And me rapping it just
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makes me you feel, it's amessage to myself. Like at the end
of the day, it's a messageto the people and to myself because I'm
still I'm still a working progress,you know what I'm saying. So so
yeah, that's just what it is, man, And of the day,
man, just just trying to dobetter for real. Like that's just how
I express myself. You know,I'm I don't really talk to myself,
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but that's another way to talk tomyself. I'm gonna mind myself like what
it's all about when I'm doing it. For Yeah, absolutely believe that too.
Man. All Right, We're aboutto jump into the single Worth and
then we'll be back to put Tulliin our traditional hot seats where he gets
to perform for us, whether that'srapping, freestyle, poetry, spoken words,
singing, playing an instrument, uh, telling a joke, telling the
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story from his life, or justgiving some advice. But for right now,
guys here it is worth it.Stay tuned. Really tell yourself that
you already out the world. Ain'tall sunshine and rainbows. It's a very
mean and nasty place. And Idon't care how tough you are. It
will beat you to your knees andkeeping that primitive leave your lettic you me
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or nobody. It's gonna hit ashard as life. But it ain't about
how hard you hit. It's abouthow hard you they can't hit. They
keep moving forward. How much youcould take, they keep moving forward.
That's how we did it. Startdot soly, ain't gonna argue with no
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bits. Ain't mean worth put itall nighters cause they y'all need my service.
I was worthless until I put thatwork. And now she feels like
a nigga. Always ask a birkand I put a heart and soul and
the ship they put them perks andpop into by tune nights. That's a
different person. Streets a pretty placewhen you come up to that surface.
Just keep back the normal, don'tlove nerves. Keep it only just in
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case of her the thurvis miscommunication.You can miss me with that word.
She nothing to disgust. If it'sa fuss, then it's merd. You've
been like a baby waking up nextto my burns. And that dueling truck
which us in here that truling,but shots, ringing knocks, stain't truck
before you try your luck. Niggasdon't know who the buss saint ship by
who the trust. Niggas ain't gonnabe satisfied until they back the dust.
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Ain't nobody tell me nothing. She'sjust had to show me something for us
to get it out the mud.No, I ain't the only one,
but I'll be the chosen one.Get my people. A lot of the
slumps know that they aren't only one. Fuck around and Kobe something repete the
holy one turning to need the globalsun. Look, go lie looking young.
Ain't no damn proud of she?No, my mama proud of me?
I am I supposed to be.Niggas can't get close to me,
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so ain't no fucking over me.I ain't gonna think about no lick and
ain't needing worth it, pulling uhnightess because they all need my service.
I was worthless until I put thatwork, and now she feel like a
nigga oh ass or birking. Ain'tgonna argue with no bitch it. It
ain't needing worth it, pulling uhnightess because they all need my service.
I was worthless until I put thatwork, and now she feel like a
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nigga oh ass or birth. Butit food on the table, making sure
I got a purpose, filling uppersons and nothing not concerned with more like
I got missions, filling up prescriptions. Married this a medicine, money,
be my fitness, running into thatchack call me me and dollar listing all
my clients, sail got me workingforward, living money and all my mind
got in greeting. It's a mixedwith labeled me a misfit. Got me
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on my tip shit, ain't nosideways kepting, don't be on no bitch
shit. I cannot decide you neckthrowing the bitch fit. I just hit
the kill switch. Ain't not inthe deal with she said, not my
dreams. I've been stuck in tonof visions. Ain't gonna think up about
no lick. It ain't need worthpulling all nights because they all need my
service. I was worth listen tilI put that Wordlet she feeling like a
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nigga, oh ass a birth,ain't gonna argue with no bitch. It
ain't need worth pulling all nights becausethey all need my service. How was
worth listen til I put that word? Now she feeling like a nigga?
Oh ass a bird? Excuse me? Alright? Alright, guys, welcome
back again. That was worth itby truly. Man. That is a
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lesson for you young guns out there. Listen, listen, listen. List
You ever had an argument, youknow, with your significant other or with
someone now, I can't see thatI get canceled. All right, let's
just stick with that significant other?All right? Yeah? Yeah, so
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well well let too we tell usyo yo yo, welcome back man?
So what I was getting at?Do you have any stories about arguments with
exes that kind of went wrong?Man? Ain't look on putting me on
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the spot. Now it's the hotseat. Hold up, hold up?
Nah? Nah I really nah mannareally you feel me everything, you know,
I just I just played cool forreal. I'm a really friendly guy.
You know. I got my fiancee, so I can't really really think
about any anything or nother exes,you know. Okay, Okay, I
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want to hear what you was gonnasay. Did you say you couldn't say
that what you was gonna say?Right, we'll see. I'm a following
your footsteps because you're a genius,so I'm a likewise and I'm a genius
too, So yeah, man,I can't even think that far back.
Really, yeah, man, Imean that that song was made a while
back. You know what I'm saying, it was really just feel me,
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just just the message, you knowwhat I'm saying, Like it just really
don't worth it, you know whatI'm saying, Like it's really not worthing
it. Don't put yourself on thehorns way they don't. Don't don't,
don't trip too much. You know, it just ain't worth it. And
but yeah, that that song isabsolutely right though, man, Like how
many arguments went south just because hurtpeople? Hurt people for real, man,
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Look, it was just an incident, man, RP man to the
to the old man, who justlost his life at a football game,
man, Like that's that's that shouldn'tbe going on, you know what I'm
saying. Like I think it waswith Miami Dawphons and somebody else. I
forgot the other team. I thinkit of New England Patriots man, somebody.
But yeah, I'm saying lost hislife man from a one hit punch,
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Like it ain't worth it man.Now now two families are going through
it, like, yeah, it'sjust worth it man, absolutely that alright,
alright, So the lead single needa Check features Kennon vs. Tell
us about the collaboration. How didthey come about? Yeah? Man,
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that's my dog Cannon NBS man.Yeah, straight from Delaware, Wilmington,
see me. So yeah, man, that's my dog for real. That's
one of my artists. I don'teven like to say artists for real because
we we all building each other.But you know, I got my own
record label and that's that's one ofmy artists who who currently with us on
Dropping Dropping Bangers. You feel MeAnd that's one of our lead singles on
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my next album. Everybody hates ChrisComing Coming to Store or the streaming classform
but yeah, that that's the leadsingle from that and you know just he
he really putting it down, man, put putting it off for Wilmington.
You know, I don't know ifpeople know this, the suki Hano she
from Wilmington, Delaware. You seelme and Bruh put me on and like
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es since we just collab man Es, since we connect it, it's just
been loved straight from the beginning,like keep passion. It is just as
much as I'm passionate about this musicjourney. So like head thing that we
do. Man, we're doing itfor each other. We're doing it for
culture, and we just were justtrying to put on man for real.
Yes, sir, yes, sirman. Where can our listeners connect with
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you on live? Yeah? Gofollow me on Instagram totally twenty nine hundred.
That's totally twenty nine hundred. TU l l E two nine zero
zero. You can go subscribe tomy YouTube channel. Same thing. T
U l l E two nine zerozero, TikTok, same thing. You
know. I'm I'm on all thestreaming platform, the major streaming platform Audio,
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mac Dez, Are, Apple Music, Spotify, title whatever. Just
type in totally need a check ortype in totually worked it as the latest
single that we push you and needto check we got music video for that,
weren't there? I just dropped theofficial music video. Go subscribe to
my YouTube, get all the ladiesfrom Dungeon Records and tune it and you'll
see, man, where all ourartists got going on. We got like
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four artists and we push them mans. Just stay tuned, all right?
All right? And speaking of that, man, congratulations on Dungeon Records co
founding that this big step. Butwith the current landslide in the industry,
what's the driving force behind this label? Especially when you have all these groups
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online telling artists that they don't evenneed a label. Man, look,
man, you just if you're reallyin tune with it. You definitely watched
the exclusive interview with your guiding onon. I'm sorry I had to forgive
them dang earn your leadser I'm sorry, y'all. You know I'd be tuned
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in earn your leadser I know youhad to really see it if you really
intul with it. But yo,guy, you broke it down man,
Like it ain't nothing wrong with signingthree sixty. I'm looking to sign with
a record label. You see mejust a partnership deal just to you feel
me fuel my record label. Butain't nothing wrong with signing with deal.
So I don't let them get inyour head saying you know it's it's bad
(25:18):
to signing deal. Ain't nothing wrongwith, man, if it's gonna change
your family's lives if you if you'resmart, if you fool with with your
money, you know what I'm saying, it might be a bad term.
But if you're smart, you makeyou know sound financial assessments, you do
what you're supposed to do, andyou surround yourself with the right people,
it'll work out, man, likeit's money will be made. Man.
So these labels ain't sting you.They just they think we're dumb. And
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we're not dumb, man. Wewe were smart. So we just gotta
use that to our advantage and excel. Yes, sir man, I second
that, man. That was agood answer, just to add to that.
Artist, Man, just just dowhat you feel is right. A
lot of people will have advice foryou. Some take what you can out
(26:04):
of it and leave the rest tothe side. And no shade to those
gurus, but most of them,guys are not even working in the industry.
They're just looking at numbers and data, you know. Oh Tom,
Tom, Man, I don't letthat feel your head. Man, do
what you see, you said youfeel best, and make your move,
man, your next best move.That's that's all it is. Too.
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Absolutely, if you leap, youmay discover that you have wiens. All
right, TOOLI thank you so muchbrother for joining us tonight and spending some
time with us. We really appreciateyou. Man. That's sorry, man,
shout out of the yeah, shieout of time. Man, you
are in absolutely all right, man, take care, have a great night.
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go behind the scenes into the mindsof these incredible human beings, you know,
the ones who are out there givingit. They're all for me,
and for you and for the world. Today. Joining us as Tully,
a trailblazing rapper and the driving forcebehind Dungeon Records. With roots and Jacksonville's
underground hip hop and influences from Baltimore'sclub scenes, Tully is redefining the game.
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So I want you guys to textyour buddy, share it on social
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with Tulli rapper E Scrodinaire and cofounder of Dungeon Records. As I said,
He's from Jacksonville, but he's hehas the vibes of Baltimore and discovered
the story behind his hit single worthIt and his vision for Dungeon Records experience
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a journey of self worth, inspiration, and undying passion for hip hopping.
With that, let's welcome him tothe show. Yo, yo, yo,
what us up? What they?Oh? Man? What's up now?
I'm loving the good truck? Heyman, I appreciate that. How
are you doing it? I'm allright, you know, just just hanging
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in there for sure, for sure, man, before we kick things up,
before we discover your wise in yourhouse, we want to know about
those who so tell it to us. Man, how did you discover your
passion for creative music? Yeah?Yeah, you know, I was,
you know, about five years old. Man. I can remember like I
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was yesterday, like it was yesterdayfor real, you know. I just
I woke up from a nat youknow, and my brother in the living
room playing fifty cent I think itwas Wankster, you know, playing that
on one on system part you know, that sprus to music video and I
just woke up and now the firstthing I saw and like I was never
I was measurement Riz for real,Like I just couldn't believe what I was
(07:55):
saying, you know, in yourstory. So that was the first album
I bought and like ever since,man, like that's gonna inspired me to
make music because really his story forreal? Yeah, man, that's what's
up. What do you think aboutfifteen hour days? Man? I look
at him, that's like really pavingthe way. I see so many artists
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like coming up in the game,like really giving him his flowers, like
from the Baby to you know,so many artists like giving him, you
know, his recognition he deserves.Like I'm not paving the way for everybody
like to come up and this hiphop you know industry and you know,
make a name for himselves beyond youknow, just rapping. Like you know,
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I remember when he didn't vibing thewater like you know what I'm saying.
So yeah, it's just so manylive of news that he showed that
you know that that's that's capable foryou know, young African Americans who goes
through so many tribes and tribulations,you know, absolutely, So man,
can you shut up ship light onthe more moment that propel your belief and
(09:01):
self worth? Uh? I meanI probably you know. I I had
like many, you know, inspecies, but the one that really really stood
out for reals my mom losing thehouse you know, in twenty seventeen.
Like that really showed me like,you know, I need to I need
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to take heed in that and likereally make sure that that never happens again.
So none of my family numbers,you know. So I feel like
around that time, you know,I experienced that with her, Me and
her, you know, when peoplecame, you know, it was time
to go. So yeah, oncethat happened, like I was like,
man, this is you know,I gotta be be somebody, you know.
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So yeah, did did you taketo the grind instantly or did it
take a while to you know,to kind of get your foot I mean,
being and younger, you know,just being young and trying to definitely
took some time. I was ableto grow into it. You know.
I just graduated with my bachelor's andbusiness administration, just started my business you
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know officially last year. So Imean I feel like, you know,
definitely. I've been taking steps andsome steps definitely paid off. So I'm
working now. I'm getting that,you know, you know, trying to
look at every avenue you know,coming from you know, I was trying
to make it for real. Man, it's all it. It's all that
matters, man, It's to tryso so now worth it. That's a
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powerful title. Well before I getinto that, what made self worth a
central theme in your music? Iknow you got it in your head that
hey, this doesn't need to happen. You're on your entrepreneur thing, You're
on your school thing. You know, you're you're improving as a human being.
But what about the music side?When did it become your main banner
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or your main theme? Man?Really, I you know, me and
me and my homies like from backof Jacksonville and ship Blueberg County definitely got
it. Got a salute. Butme and my dogs for real sits growing
up. You know, we asin my mama house, you know,
throwing music like I showed them theway, like, you know, just
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for music in general. You see, I'm just having an outlet. So
around that time, just growing up, you know, back back around the
way for real, just growing up, you know, and then my dog
catching years and shit, I mean, I don't excuse me for my language.
Now you put people you know,my people were calling me catching the
years for real. In the system, you know, we we we work
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more than that, you know whatI'm saying, Like they showed us every
day when it comes to numbers onbloom birds, you know, just just
in general, like we really putmoney and into the world for real,
like we really stand out. Solike we as African Americans in the community
and for the culture, like wereally put on so we really worked it,
(12:01):
like we gotta recognize that. Andall right, they already recognize we
just gotta you show me recognize that. And I understand. So just from
an experiences, man, like Idon't want none of my people struggle after
risk their lives, you know whatI'm saying. I want them to risk
their minds and put their minds towork and come up with solutions and you
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see me take take their people outof their situations so that to never happen
again. Like generational wealth is reallywhere my mind is, Yes, sir,
that part, man, I loveit. I love it. So
back to the title worth it.That's a powerful title. How does this
song reflect to your personal journey andexperiences? Man? For real? Just
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everything you know what I said,just wrapping it up for real, just
just basically just going through life everyday as you know, as in young
African American male just in amernic becauselike just going through life, man,
just trying to figure it out.Like I had plenty of examples, you
know, placed in front of me, so I may it sure like they
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wrongs I don't do and they rights. You know, I take notes and
you know take heed. So reallyman, just yeah, just just my
just my walkman in general. Forreally just the things I've been through.
Everything I talked about, my mypeople, he feeling, my mom is
a addy thing man, growing upwith me and my brother. Like music
is really really my passion and reallywhat I love and like when it comes
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to music, like everything I do, Man, it's worked it, It's
worked it at the end of theday. Yes, sir, man uh
tell us about fifty cent and howhe shaped your approach to hip hop.
Yeah, just his story man,like everybody knows his story again shot nine
times right, especially as you knowas young, like it's just young and
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growing up like you know, fiveyears old just here and that you know,
it's this action pack. Man,it's just real life. Because I
really, you know, then't thinkI was gonna make it to see eighteen,
you know what I'm saying. I'mtwenty seven now, like, so
I really thought that, you know, growing up, even at five years
old. So I don't know ifit was because the TV I watched and
the music I listened to, butman, I really, you know,
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just what I experienced at the endof the day, Like I really thought
that in my head, so youknow, to hear him like succumbed to
them, you know, the conditionsand purvibe and make a whole career out
of it. It's just you Iknow I can do it at the end
of the day. And for reallythat's what That's what inspires me every day
for real, just trying to choosepeople lives absolutely. Man. That that
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just tells about the power and musicand when it comes to your own music,
how do how does it make youfeel when you listen to it?
Man, I've really been steering awaylike just just trying to be positive and
like, you know, just justshare a light on what we're capable of.
For real. That's really what mymusic and guaranteer us. You know,
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like I say I was I wasyoung. You know, my music
speaks for itself. You know.Of course I'm a I'm a talk how
I talk, But at the endof the day, I'm really just trying
to share a light, man.And like I know, people know this.
They got phones, they be onthey be on the weather, they
be on TikTok, they see allthese videos. But it's like, what
we're really gonna do about it,you know, And me rapping it just
(15:30):
makes me you feel, it's amessage to myself. Like at the end
of the day, it's a messageto the people and to myself because I'm
still I'm still a working progress,you know what I'm saying. So so
yeah, that's just what it is, man, And of the day,
man, just just trying to dobetter for real. Like that's just how
I express myself. You know,I'm I don't really talk to myself,
(15:52):
but that's another way to talk tomyself. I'm gonna mind myself like what
it's all about when I'm doing it. For Yeah, absolutely believe that too.
Man. All Right, We're aboutto jump into the single Worth and
then we'll be back to put Tulliin our traditional hot seats where he gets
to perform for us, whether that'srapping, freestyle, poetry, spoken words,
singing, playing an instrument, uh, telling a joke, telling the
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story from his life, or justgiving some advice. But for right now,
guys here it is worth it.Stay tuned. Really tell yourself that
you already out the world. Ain'tall sunshine and rainbows. It's a very
mean and nasty place. And Idon't care how tough you are. It
will beat you to your knees andkeeping that primitive leave your lettic you me
(16:37):
or nobody. It's gonna hit ashard as life. But it ain't about
how hard you hit. It's abouthow hard you they can't hit. They
keep moving forward. How much youcould take, they keep moving forward.
That's how we did it. Startdot soly, ain't gonna argue with no
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bits. Ain't mean worth put itall nighters cause they y'all need my service.
I was worthless until I put thatwork. And now she feels like
a nigga. Always ask a birkand I put a heart and soul and
the ship they put them perks andpop into by tune nights. That's a
different person. Streets a pretty placewhen you come up to that surface.
Just keep back the normal, don'tlove nerves. Keep it only just in
(17:22):
case of her the thurvis miscommunication.You can miss me with that word.
She nothing to disgust. If it'sa fuss, then it's merd. You've
been like a baby waking up nextto my burns. And that dueling truck
which us in here that truling,but shots, ringing knocks, stain't truck
before you try your luck. Niggasdon't know who the buss saint ship by
who the trust. Niggas ain't gonnabe satisfied until they back the dust.
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Ain't nobody tell me nothing. She'sjust had to show me something for us
to get it out the mud.No, I ain't the only one,
but I'll be the chosen one.Get my people. A lot of the
slumps know that they aren't only one. Fuck around and Kobe something repete the
holy one turning to need the globalsun. Look, go lie looking young.
Ain't no damn proud of she?No, my mama proud of me?
I am I supposed to be.Niggas can't get close to me,
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so ain't no fucking over me.I ain't gonna think about no lick and
ain't needing worth it, pulling uhnightess because they all need my service.
I was worthless until I put thatwork, and now she feel like a
nigga oh ass or birking. Ain'tgonna argue with no bitch it. It
ain't needing worth it, pulling uhnightess because they all need my service.
I was worthless until I put thatwork, and now she feel like a
(18:30):
nigga oh ass or birth. Butit food on the table, making sure
I got a purpose, filling uppersons and nothing not concerned with more like
I got missions, filling up prescriptions. Married this a medicine, money,
be my fitness, running into thatchack call me me and dollar listing all
my clients, sail got me workingforward, living money and all my mind
got in greeting. It's a mixedwith labeled me a misfit. Got me
(18:53):
on my tip shit, ain't nosideways kepting, don't be on no bitch
shit. I cannot decide you neckthrowing the bitch fit. I just hit
the kill switch. Ain't not inthe deal with she said, not my
dreams. I've been stuck in tonof visions. Ain't gonna think up about
no lick. It ain't need worthpulling all nights because they all need my
service. I was worth listen tilI put that Wordlet she feeling like a
(19:17):
nigga, oh ass a birth,ain't gonna argue with no bitch. It
ain't need worth pulling all nights becausethey all need my service. How was
worth listen til I put that word? Now she feeling like a nigga?
Oh ass a bird? Excuse me? Alright? Alright, guys, welcome
back again. That was worth itby truly. Man. That is a
(19:38):
lesson for you young guns out there. Listen, listen, listen. List
You ever had an argument, youknow, with your significant other or with
someone now, I can't see thatI get canceled. All right, let's
just stick with that significant other?All right? Yeah? Yeah, so
(19:59):
well well let too we tell usyo yo yo, welcome back man?
So what I was getting at?Do you have any stories about arguments with
exes that kind of went wrong?Man? Ain't look on putting me on
(20:21):
the spot. Now it's the hotseat. Hold up, hold up?
Nah? Nah I really nah mannareally you feel me everything, you know,
I just I just played cool forreal. I'm a really friendly guy.
You know. I got my fiancee, so I can't really really think
about any anything or nother exes,you know. Okay, Okay, I
(20:45):
want to hear what you was gonnasay. Did you say you couldn't say
that what you was gonna say?Right, we'll see. I'm a following
your footsteps because you're a genius,so I'm a likewise and I'm a genius
too, So yeah, man,I can't even think that far back.
Really, yeah, man, Imean that that song was made a while
back. You know what I'm saying, it was really just feel me,
(21:08):
just just the message, you knowwhat I'm saying, Like it just really
don't worth it, you know whatI'm saying, Like it's really not worthing
it. Don't put yourself on thehorns way they don't. Don't don't,
don't trip too much. You know, it just ain't worth it. And
but yeah, that that song isabsolutely right though, man, Like how
many arguments went south just because hurtpeople? Hurt people for real, man,
(21:32):
Look, it was just an incident, man, RP man to the
to the old man, who justlost his life at a football game,
man, Like that's that's that shouldn'tbe going on, you know what I'm
saying. Like I think it waswith Miami Dawphons and somebody else. I
forgot the other team. I thinkit of New England Patriots man, somebody.
But yeah, I'm saying lost hislife man from a one hit punch,
(21:53):
Like it ain't worth it man.Now now two families are going through
it, like, yeah, it'sjust worth it man, absolutely that alright,
alright, So the lead single needa Check features Kennon vs. Tell
us about the collaboration. How didthey come about? Yeah? Man,
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that's my dog Cannon NBS man.Yeah, straight from Delaware, Wilmington,
see me. So yeah, man, that's my dog for real. That's
one of my artists. I don'teven like to say artists for real because
we we all building each other.But you know, I got my own
record label and that's that's one ofmy artists who who currently with us on
Dropping Dropping Bangers. You feel MeAnd that's one of our lead singles on
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my next album. Everybody hates ChrisComing Coming to Store or the streaming classform
but yeah, that that's the leadsingle from that and you know just he
he really putting it down, man, put putting it off for Wilmington.
You know, I don't know ifpeople know this, the suki Hano she
from Wilmington, Delaware. You seelme and Bruh put me on and like
(23:00):
es since we just collab man Es, since we connect it, it's just
been loved straight from the beginning,like keep passion. It is just as
much as I'm passionate about this musicjourney. So like head thing that we
do. Man, we're doing itfor each other. We're doing it for
culture, and we just were justtrying to put on man for real.
Yes, sir, yes, sirman. Where can our listeners connect with
(23:22):
you on live? Yeah? Gofollow me on Instagram totally twenty nine hundred.
That's totally twenty nine hundred. TU l l E two nine zero
zero. You can go subscribe tomy YouTube channel. Same thing. T
U l l E two nine zerozero, TikTok, same thing. You
know. I'm I'm on all thestreaming platform, the major streaming platform Audio,
(23:47):
mac Dez, Are, Apple Music, Spotify, title whatever. Just
type in totally need a check ortype in totually worked it as the latest
single that we push you and needto check we got music video for that,
weren't there? I just dropped theofficial music video. Go subscribe to
my YouTube, get all the ladiesfrom Dungeon Records and tune it and you'll
see, man, where all ourartists got going on. We got like
(24:11):
four artists and we push them mans. Just stay tuned, all right?
All right? And speaking of that, man, congratulations on Dungeon Records co
founding that this big step. Butwith the current landslide in the industry,
what's the driving force behind this label? Especially when you have all these groups
(24:33):
online telling artists that they don't evenneed a label. Man, look,
man, you just if you're reallyin tune with it. You definitely watched
the exclusive interview with your guiding onon. I'm sorry I had to forgive
them dang earn your leadser I'm sorry, y'all. You know I'd be tuned
(24:56):
in earn your leadser I know youhad to really see it if you really
intul with it. But yo,guy, you broke it down man,
Like it ain't nothing wrong with signingthree sixty. I'm looking to sign with
a record label. You see mejust a partnership deal just to you feel
me fuel my record label. Butain't nothing wrong with signing with deal.
So I don't let them get inyour head saying you know it's it's bad
(25:18):
to signing deal. Ain't nothing wrongwith, man, if it's gonna change
your family's lives if you if you'resmart, if you fool with with your
money, you know what I'm saying, it might be a bad term.
But if you're smart, you makeyou know sound financial assessments, you do
what you're supposed to do, andyou surround yourself with the right people,
it'll work out, man, likeit's money will be made. Man.
So these labels ain't sting you.They just they think we're dumb. And
(25:41):
we're not dumb, man. Wewe were smart. So we just gotta
use that to our advantage and excel. Yes, sir man, I second
that, man. That was agood answer, just to add to that.
Artist, Man, just just dowhat you feel is right. A
lot of people will have advice foryou. Some take what you can out
(26:04):
of it and leave the rest tothe side. And no shade to those
gurus, but most of them,guys are not even working in the industry.
They're just looking at numbers and data, you know. Oh Tom,
Tom, Man, I don't letthat feel your head. Man, do
what you see, you said youfeel best, and make your move,
man, your next best move.That's that's all it is. Too.
(26:26):
Absolutely, if you leap, youmay discover that you have wiens. All
right, TOOLI thank you so muchbrother for joining us tonight and spending some
time with us. We really appreciateyou. Man. That's sorry, man,
shout out of the yeah, shieout of time. Man, you
are in absolutely all right, man, take care, have a great night.
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