50 Cent Bigger than Jay Z, Hip Hop Needs Beefs, & Eminem is White???
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What topics do Yayo and Murda discuss at the beginning?
let's start the show what's up everybody welcome to flagrant and today we will eventually be joined by two yes i just want to say that we were going to wait for uncle murder but yayo specifically says start the pot early fuck him that's what you said uncle murder i don't care about it
Listen, when I was doing Vlad and I started podcasting, everybody laughed at me. 50, murder, everybody. So my get back is my success now because I haven't dropped music in 20 years. You're more viral. Yeah, it's different times now. So I wouldn't think fast forward years ago when I did Vlad that I would turn into a meme. You don't know what the marketing is. A meme. A meme, whatever the fuck it is.
There's a new me right there. I'm going to give you a perfect example. I'm a me.
The Banks vs. Fab thing. I'm team Lloyd Banks on that. Because I feel like Banks had bigger heads, toured more, and been more places. And plus, we brung Fab on tour, and Fab wanted to sign to the label.
But you are just saying that because that's your man.
No, I'm saying it because the guy that they saying is better than Banks wanted to sign to our label, and we took him overseas. He didn't take us overseas. 50 took him overseas.
Yeah.
So when you make a diss record about him, right? Yeah. The funny thing is, 50 does a lot for people, but then people always seem to turn on him. Oh, really? That's how I feel. Oh, well, that's fucked up.
Yeah, you've been loyal from the jump. Yeah. You're a very grateful dude. That's something that I think why I enjoy watching your stuff so much is because, like, sometimes people get money, they do these crazy experiences, and they feel kind of, like, entitled to it. You never seem like you're bragging when you talk about your life.
No, I appreciate it because I appreciate it. I live in the moment, and I appreciate everything. Last night, we went to Miami. We did three parties. We did Club 11. We went to a restaurant. You know, it was a vibe. Good music. Beautiful women was there. Like, we live in the best life that you could ever live. We're staying in the Fountain Blue.
Yeah.
You know what I'm saying? Shouting Fountain Blue.
We're staying in the best hotels. So there's never a moment in your life where you're just like, okay, this is how I live now. And anything below this, I'm annoyed. You're grateful. I'm grateful no matter what.
You're a little bougie now, though. Who? You think so? Hello. But I still would go to the hood and get a big patty of some jerk chicken. That's true. I went to New York Fried the other day. I was in Queens. I'm still going to the hood.
Is there anything that you won't do anymore? Is there anything now that you're living this life, you're like, ah, I just can't do that? I think just going out for no reason.
And I feel like in the beginning of my career, what I always learned from 50 is like, you show your friends, you show your future. Right. That's what they say. Right. So I'd rather hang with guys like you or you or you because I can learn something about this podcast thing that we're about to do. Right. So a lot of times you have friends around when you're younger, the beginning of your career as a rapper. And what are they doing? They want to fuck the chicks. They want to drink all the liquor, fuck up the hotel, beat people up, cause you lawsuits. Those are losses. So in the beginning of my career, I could have learned from different shit if I would have hung around. 50-50 was so busy that we was kind of doing our own thing.
so yeah what happened like you get locked up when they reach super super stardom right and then you still get paid when they went on tour yeah is that the 52 kid me i told him i lived in battery park you know kids walking barefoot over there she was like yeah that's like a different part of new york she was like it's like a different part of new york i'm waking up i'm out of jail i'm seeing the statue of liberty i'm like Wow. Oh, shit. We really made it. I can't believe it. Yeah. And then I remember being in shock because I was in the shock program. Yeah.
What insights does Yayo share about loyalty and success?
What's shock?
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What topics do Yayo and Murda discuss at the beginning?
0:00–3:37
2
What insights does Yayo share about loyalty and success?
3:37–20:21
3
How does Yayo describe his experiences in Rikers Island?
20:21–50:24
4
What are the implications of loyalty in hip-hop culture?
50:24–51:13
5
How do 50 Cent and Jay-Z compare in terms of business and artistry?
51:13–52:30
6
What role does gang culture play in hip-hop narratives?
52:30–1:38:25
7
What insights do Yayo and Murda share about loyalty in hip-hop?
1:38:25–1:38:49
8
How do the hosts view the role of competition in the hip-hop industry?
1:38:49–2:28:25
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