Rudy Rush

I got younger brothers.

But at the same time, you know, you know, I get that little moniker now when I go out, I'm OG on this and I'm actually embracing this.

So it's actually fun to be with somebody who I really respect.

You know what I mean?

Somebody who I actually look up to as well.

And this is exciting for me, man.

This is a little different, but at the same time, I'm excited about it.

Now, you know what?

The funny thing is, you know, when you go to court or you go to some of these depositions, they have experts in the field.

Experts in the field.

There's people who have done it.

And you know what?

I like to think of myself as an expert in the field.

And what I mean by that, when I got into the game, I was the youngest guy in comedy.

Before Kevin Hart came along, of course.

But I was 19 years old in 1993.

And so being a younger brother, being the youngest one for such a long time, it was a transition for me.

Being in my mid to late 40s and now at 52, some of the younger generation, I would go to college campuses or I'll do a show and they'd be like, yo.

I used to listen to you when I was in high school or my mom was a fan of yours and it started to trickle in that way and I started to feel a little weird but as a term of endearment a lot of these younger artists and even someone who's a little younger than me like yourself it's like yo I really was flown with what you were doing and I see you as an unc I see you as an OG I take it as a responsibility I try to give back as far as you know the energy I give off if somebody needs some advice so I like it I like the term and I look good for an old dude yeah you

Yeah, yeah.