Hitmaka

I was blessed that my parents actually, like, your people had money.

They put in at work.

Yeah.

So, you know, they get on my ass every time I say I never ate a sandwich, a hot dog, hamburger, grilled cheese, McDonald's.

Oh, you had hot meals?

Oh, I had chefs and I had a decision to make.

It wasn't really about what I was, you know how I'm like, you're going to eat this grilled cheese.

It wasn't none of that.

I was going to school with like a thermos with chicken noodle soup inside of it, Shannon.

Damn!

Yeah, man, I was moving different.

So I was around the streets.

Music led me to the streets.

I was living in the suburbs and I was so caught up into the music and the DMXs, the Jay-Zs.

And back then it wasn't reality rap, but you had to be true to whatever you were.

So I was the dumb that was in school that could have had a Range Rover at 16, but I wanted to go sail crack in the middle of the hood and think that I'm doing whatever I'm doing.

And my parents was all the way up.

You mentioned you wrote one of Dirk's, excuse me, Vaughn's biggest songs with him and Lil Durk.

How was that experience?

What was that like?