Baby D

It doesn't make sense.

That's never, yes, there is a bias.

No matter what...

By proxy, wherever you grow up, you're probably going to like that music more because it's right there.

You're going to be excited to champion the people that have the same experiences as you in the same neighborhoods that you grew up in.

You can identify with them more.

Yes, that adds in a piece to it.

But I've never heard a rapper that I liked and they said, nah, he's from Gwinnett County.

Yeah, I would never.

I hate this song now.

In the beginning, it was mostly, you know, till the early 90s when the West Coast came with dominance.

It was New York for the most part.

If you're not being negative, what's wrong with that?

I have no idea what it's like to be from Atlanta and go buy a fucking Gucci mixtape in 05 off Cleveland Avenue.

I don't know what that's like.

It doesn't hit the same to me.

I don't know what that's like.

Does that mean that I discredit Gucci?

No, I don't have that experience and I wouldn't look at someone who has that experience and be like, nah, it's trash.

And but to me, even like Gucci is an example of that.