Munchie B

When I checked the label is the label is real hip hop.

Let's just call it real hip hop.

But you know what a lot of these other artists don't do is they don't do direct-to-consumer sales.

Correct.

And I wouldn't expect Rocky Marcy to want his— not that he doesn't want his music played on the radio, but he's going to be fine regardless.

He caters to a fan base that—

is big enough and self-sustaining enough to where he's able to be probably generationally wealthy off of the rap game.

In the rap game since 99 was a part of fucking Flipmode Squad before all this shit.

And then what about like the older heads that like are past their prime, but it's like the Snoop Doggs, like he's still like.

Yeah

You're still never going to reach a certain plateau.

You're going to always be stuck here.

You're not going to be able to break through because that requires actual label budgets.

Right, but everything's broke on the internet now.

It's been like that for like a couple of decades.

We said the same thing.

That's what we said, we said the same thing.

But I agree with that, but I also don't think it's fair for him to characterize it like he is coming from like...

I don't know, bro.

Like coming from the perspective of a radio DJ, you know what I mean?