Club Shay Shay - Kevin Gates Part 2
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What themes of trauma and healing does Kevin Gates explore?
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Thank you for coming back. Part two is underway. You started your own record label. Yes, sir. You got artists signed?
I got all seven of my different personalities signed. Nah, we got some artists that, you know, we got some artists. Tell us about the business.
What am I missing about the rap business? Because, you know, I've got a lot of, I haven't heard a lot of, I mean, have a lot of entertainers on here that do what you do.
I hadn't heard a whole lot good about the music industry. You get what you negotiate. I've been having a beautiful time in the industry. No, in the beginning I wasn't because I had to learn how to get out of my own way. But I've been having fun lately. Yeah. So in other words, as Terry Crews once said, don't nod yes and mean no. You get what you negotiate. People love me because I'm straight to the point. I say what I mean. I mean what I say. What's my percentage? What am I getting out of this? What are you taking from this? I'm going to agree to the terms of disagreeing. And then we're going to go back and forth. Okay. And then when it gets to where I want it to get to, I'll engage. Do you have representation or do you represent yourself?
I'm able to represent myself, but it's always good to have representation. Yeah. Somebody read over the fire.
Yeah. Yeah, I agree.
How does Kevin Gates view fatherhood and masculinity?
Help me understand the streaming industry because everybody's like, you know, the mom and pop stores, they're no more.
Yeah, I mean, you remember you used to go to Tower and Goodies and you used to go to the mom and pop show. You put the record on, you could listen to it. You know what's crazy? What's crazy? I still sell hard copies and I sell records. Do you? Like the records?
Yeah, yeah, the 45, 33.
Yeah, I still sell them and I do them like for my fans. Okay. I do them like at the merch tables, concerts. Man, I can't remember last time. Because I come from that era of passing out CDs.
Yeah. Because, you know, first you had the LP, the 45, 33. Then you had the 8-track and all those. Then you got the cassette.
I was passing out my mixtape going everywhere, going to the mall. And shout out to all my partners that helped me with that because I know they believed in me. Them dudes ain't had to help me pass out no CDs. Right. We was all passing out CDs together. Let me ask you this.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What themes of trauma and healing does Kevin Gates explore?
0:00–3:07
2
How does Kevin Gates view fatherhood and masculinity?
3:07–5:25
3
What insights does Kevin Gates share about his music career?
5:25–8:07
4
How does spirituality influence Kevin Gates' life and relationships?
8:07–45:00
5
What life changes did Kevin Gates experience after moving into his new home?
45:00–48:03
6
How does Kevin Gates describe his healing journey?
48:03–48:50
7
What role does mental health play in Kevin Gates' life?
48:50–50:37
8
How has Kevin Gates' perspective on fatherhood evolved?
50:37–1:34:30
Speakers
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