Deante’ Kyle

Yeah.

You can't even go comfortably until retirement.

A lot of sand time, right?

Man, what?

Yeah, so you killed a king, you got comfortably... Is there any moments that you reflect on with that being kind of the ethos behind the last album of Killing the Ego that you reflect on in your career where it's like...

man, like if I could, I could have used some killing of the ego in this area and that area.

So this just cultivating to.

Yeah, because we donate a lot to you.

Like, you know, if you ask me, if we're doing word association and you say trap music, I'm going to say T.I.

Yeah.

But I think, and I don't think we have an argument about that.

I think we can have a lot of contributions to people who aided in the sound of trap music or especially.

To your point though, when you say King of the South, especially that early in your career,

it seemed like it's a lot of people going to want to make you defend that title or try to claim that title or say you don't deserve that title.

And, you know, 25 years later, we still here.

When I say I got the best podcast in the world, I don't want to hear shit about it.

He ain't this, he ain't that.

I was like, I don't work for these niggas neither.

That's it.

You living.