Danny Green

I had no choice.

You know, they was force feeding me Jeezy.

The Southern music.

And I'm like, what the fuck is this bullshit?

I'm listening to G-Unit, you know, Jim Jones, Dipset, like, you know what I'm saying?

So, but eventually it said, I started to open up to like, okay.

And as you get older, you start, you know, just like when you taste certain foods, your palate expands.

You start like, okay, tried different foods, tried different music.

And you're like, oh, now it's like,

I'm a more R&B guy, but it's the crossover R&B rap.

The R&B guys that rap too, but I like hip hop R&B.

Then I'll listen to some pop.

I don't mind some songs, I wouldn't say EDM, but you're open to more musical things now.

Like, okay, I can vibe to this for a little bit.

Just not the whole night.

I'm not about to be doing house and EDM the whole night.

I can understand or appreciate a good country song.

It's like, okay.

I think it was something that just happened, you know, and being from New York, you know how, and I'm not the type of guy that like needs to be like clear out the room.

Like I got the dance floor type of space.