Joe and Jada - T.I. on NEW ALBUM ‘Kill the King,’ Pharrell collabs, hilarious 21 Savage introduction & Joe’s Atlantic Records story
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What story does Fat Joe share about his poster at Atlantic Records?
Do you ever hear the story about how you took my poster off the wall in Atlantic Records? What are you talking about? No. As many times as I don't want to hear this story again.
This is the perfect time. This is the perfect time. Let's hear about it, man.
What up, y'all? This is Joe Crack the Don. You know who it is, your boy Jada. It's the Joe and Jada Show. Every show legendary. Every show iconic. See what we doing. My brother's shooting that. He always shoot. And I got the same kind of guns like Tia.
Hold on, hold on.
That was my nigga. Hold on. You can't say nothing for a minute. Okay, my bad. Every show legendary, every show iconic. We haven't let you down yet.
When you think of today's guests, you think of a king who built his throne from the ground up. You feel me? You think bankhead. Think Atlanta.
Think of trap music before trap music had a name. Trap museum. You think of someone who turned every setback into a setup. Every closed door into a grand hustle. 12 albums deep. You talking shit. Billboard. Indie power play. You hear me? Power. And he's going out on his own terms. He's a fucking pitcher. Unapologetically. And with his sons by his side. Ladies and gentlemen, please join us in welcoming to the Joe and Jada Show, the King of the South, Tip. I've got to make some noise.
Thank you. What's happening, K? You know, the comedians, come on, man.
I tell them this. The tip funny as fuck. I don't know what y'all make you say. I seen him do this shit. Oh, you're going to get kicked out. I'm sorry about that. But he got Dolan in him calling him. So, you know, you get it. You know what I mean? Man, I remember we did. We ran into each other at a comedy club. It was a show. You did. I had the show on Starz, and I went over there. I interviewed you, and then you did the comedy at your bar, your lounge. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, we did. I went to the museum. Right, right, yeah. I went up in there to Trap Museum. That's crazy. So listen, guys, he has a museum based on trap music. That right. But you in the trap. Yeah. It's the element.
You been there yet?
I haven't been.
How did T.I. transition from his early career to becoming a legend?
Yo, bro, it's the trap. So the whole shit is... That's appropriately proper for it to be. But the area where the Trap Music Museum exists right now, where it is, that's the bluff. That really... It wasn't no other businesses. It wasn't no other establishments over there before the Trap Music Museum. We made it a destination for tourists and shit. They moved two blocks down to sell dope. I'm glad you said that. I'm glad you said The Bluff. You ever seen that movie, The Bluff? That shit was the best movie I've ever seen in my life. 52 years before that movie came out. I'm not saying that. I'm saying I honestly thought that was reality. I said, yo, these niggas have been going to jail for 10,000 years. They shot a movie that was so real.
It was, bro.
It was.
I thought it was real.
Like, real.
It was real. I said, this guy is crazy. Part seven was real.
Yeah? Yeah, man.
The bluff was like the bluff. No, no, no, no.
But no, okay.
Did you see the bluff? Did you see what I'm talking about? I've been in the bluff. I'm not talking about the bluff. I've been in it. I'm not talking about in real life. They made a movie.
No, in real life. That shit is real. Hey, the funny part is, both of y'all niggas right now. Hey, both of y'all are right.
Yo, that was the best movie ever, The Bluff, man. Shout out to Curtis Snow. I said, this nigga crazy. They had some shit once. What was that channel they made? 2 Chainz had a show on there. Vice TV. When they was with the Taliban. You remember they used to shoot shit nobody dared go to? That's what the fuck The Bluff was. The Bluff, I thought it was real. It is, bro. Crazy. It's totally authentic, man. Yo, I'm looking at that shit. I see you. These things is crazy right here. This shit is nuts. T.I., man, thanks for coming up. Man, my pleasure. And blessing the Joe and Jada show. You know, you took my... Do you ever hear the story about how you took my poster off the wall in an Atlantic record? What the hell, man?
What are you talking about?
No! As many times as I don't want to hear this story again.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What story does Fat Joe share about his poster at Atlantic Records?
0:00–2:58
2
How did T.I. transition from his early career to becoming a legend?
2:58–5:15
3
What collaborations does T.I. discuss regarding his new album?
5:15–7:39
4
How did T.I. describe his humorous introduction to 21 Savage?
7:39–14:28
5
What is T.I.'s perspective on the impact of major labels versus independence?
14:28–17:45
6
What insights does T.I. provide about his experiences with the Atlanta hip-hop scene?
17:45–24:40
7
What are T.I.'s thoughts on the current state of hip-hop and its youth?
24:40–32:49
8
What can listeners expect from T.I.'s upcoming album 'Kill the King'?
32:49–1:04:40
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