Episode 179 - David Banner
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Who is David Banner and what inspired him to join the podcast?
Yeah yo Woke up in the morning and to God be the glory. Thankful for another day to tell my story. Put my opinions in the universe and let them orbit. I'm from the dirty soul with a dirty mouth, my knee orbit. Miss thank things on me like a nigga Norbit. Had to refuse them, cause my bitch no respution. Shit, gorgeous. As I dab my sons up and kiss my daughter forehead. Tell 'em, we gon' get this money to my pocket's more. Remember living in apartments now we playin' more games.
Um, I don't do no hard intros, bruh. I'm fucked up.
Well let me let me do the intro then, yeah. First of all,
my name is David Venner from the powerful state of Mississippi. I wanna start off by telling you, look at me, bro. I'm really, really proud of you, man. Thank you. I said it on I said it when we were on the stage together and um I wanna reiterate, bro, in some ways I envy you um because of your freedom. Me and you have very similar spirits. And with me moving to another level in business, to a certain degree I feel all right. Cause you here. Yeah. And I'm not just saying that, bro. You know I said it to your face in a minute, bro. Um Even the way that you transform your whole entire life, dog. And you doing it without compromising yourself. Like Right now, and this is personal, I sort of feel I come I'm trapped in a certain way because I'm so close to having that financial freedom that's gonna affect everybody.
Like dude, they're making me the faces of corporations that I would have never thought um knew my name and then let me do it my
way.
You know, um I just got the Martha contract, dude. You know, and it's about to turn into something humongous. And believe it or not, Marta was the first company, you know, because I got into a little tiff. You know, that we ain't gonna talk about right now. And Martha held me down. Usually people get scared and you know, when they think people about to cancel you or whatever the situation may may be, and Marta stood for me, bro. That's real. And they told me they was like One of the reasons why we wanted you, cause between me and you, bro, Marta is about to bring a train system to Atlanta that look like Japan, dude. I ain't never seen no shit like this in my life, dude.
That' what I've been talking about
for a year. And what they been saying is we just gotta make sure that folks we gon we gon' put this, we're gonna put the city in a place where we need it to be put at, but we need people to number one, protect The building, I mean protect the trains. But more than even protecting the trains, we protect each other. Yeah. Cause anytime something happened on Martha, it's a reflection of Martha. And now it's a reflection of me. Because people are saying, well, you believe in this brand and you are commingling it with your brand. And for them to allow, you know what we stand on, bro. And most people are afraid of that. So I just want to tell you, man, to continue with What you doing? And I waited for a while to, you know, before I came on here and I told you that to when it would count.
Yeah.
When it will really matter. And right now, dawg with what you just heard, what's going on with me, bro. We about to turn all the way up, man. And I'm grateful for you, dawg.
Brad, I'ma tell you where my cam where my camera? Let me see. I can't these monitors working. These monitors working right here, man. Let me tell you something, man. This nigga David Banner is not playing fair. Right? So whatever y'all had whatever expectations y'all got for this music, this guy box too. He he fucking y'all up. Y'all just go ahead and prepare to take off for a little bit. Take off go back to the drawing board. You might have an album that you're working on. Uh you you might think, Oh man, I got the hottest shit of the year. Just go ahead and stop all that shit. Stop that. Go back to the drawing board. Listen to this. Study this. Figure out how you can make some shit that sound like you, and then we'll get back going.
Cause after this
shit dropped.
Bro,
I'm I'm not gonna call nobody names. It was two albums. It was two albums that I was worried worried about.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
Who is David Banner and what inspired him to join the podcast?
0:05–6:28
2
How did David Banner’s partnership with Martha and the upcoming Atlanta train project come about?
6:28–13:40
3
Why does David Banner consider the “God Box” trilogy crucial to his artistic vision?
13:40–20:14
4
What role does Mississippi’s culture play in David Banner’s music and business philosophy?
20:14–28:16
5
How does David Banner blend gaming, algorithms, and music production in his creative process?
28:16–34:34
6
Why does David Banner advocate for physical media and “pay‑what‑you‑want” pricing models?
34:34–41:36
7
How does collaboration with artists like Rapsody, Chris Brown, and T‑Pain shape his projects?
41:36–48:49
8
What are David Banner’s plans for the next “God Box” release and future community impact?
48:49–55:56