Joe and Jada - YG tells LEGENDARY Nipsey Hussle stories & talks West Coast legends, L.A. gang politics & new album 'The Gentleman's Club'
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In my life, in my world, or that I know, nip the realest nigga that walked planet Earth. You know what I'm saying? No cap. Like, pure point blank. That's the piece, man. And I'm not just saying that, you know what I'm saying, on some weird shit. Like, nip the realest nigga that walked planet Earth, bro.
Yeah, yeah. 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. You heard me? And you know what we doing out here. You don't come here, it don't even matter wherever else you go. Yeah, kids talk your shit, boy. What the fuck I'm talking about? Check it out, though. When you think of today's guests, you think West Coast, for sure. You think culture. You think authenticity. You think somebody that came in this game with records that shook the street and still found a way to grow, evolve, and stay relevant at every level. From tooted and booted, my crazy life, From them raw L.A. stories, the records that crossed all the way over. Like, my nigga, my nigga.
This is a multi-platinum Grammy-nominated artist with more than 10 billion global streams and nearly 100 golden platinum certifications. He's an entrepreneur.
Hold on, hold on, hold on. For the slow people like me in the back, what the fuck you just said about the numbers?
Who is the guest and why is YG introduced as a West Coast legend?
Let me pull it back for you. Let me pull it back for you.
That one part. Let me pull it back for you. Okay. 10 billion global streams. Know that one. Nearly 100 golden platinum certifications. That's crazy. You heard me? He's an entrepreneur, a businessman, a cultural voice. and one of the artists who helped define what modern West Coast rap sounds like. Ladies and gentlemen, put your hands together for YG, you heard me.
Thank you.
All right. That was dope. My nigga was having it. You know what I mean?
YG on that Doocy Doocy B right now.
That nigga waking up from yesterday.
He was in the city, man. He had a nice adventurous night.
You know what I mean? I love New York, dog. You know what I'm saying?
I was outside. What's it like from New York? Because in L.A., everything, the hoods and all that is spread out. The houses are short. And then you come in here, every building is like... what's it like being in New York City with all these tall ass fucking buildings niggas honking the horn niggas just like what does that feel is it like a different feeling for you when you come out here it's for sure different I've been coming out here since like 2010 though so New York was like New York and Atlanta was like the two like the first two places I was like
going to consistently but you know what I'm saying I've been coming out here for a minute so like I'm used to it you know what I'm saying but it's different it's different but then it's also like similarities like it's busy you know what I'm saying it's busy at the crib It's busy as shit to do. You know what I'm saying? It's a lot you can do. You know what I'm saying? And one day, New York like the same vibe. You know what I'm saying?
And every place ain't got that. You go to different places. Even though they good and all that, it just ain't got that. Like me, that's what I need. You know, I bought a crib one time in Miami. And it was the most amazing crib you ever seen in your life. Movie. And I sold that shit in like six months. You hear the fucking animals.
You see the raccoons out the window.
I was like, I don't know. I need the noise. I need to hear the fucking horns. I need to hear the police. I need to hear humans. I can't live in this shit. And so there's places like that. I see what you're saying. I just got back from L.A. Shout out to Bone Thugs-N-Harmony. You know, I came up with them. And we was on the same record label and they called me Joey Bone and shit. Them dudes sold 30 million records. I was selling two records. Like, I mean, nobody. They was jumping on my records, coming in on my videos, showing massive love. So, you know me, I don't like to fly unless there's money involved. It's just the way, that's why you don't see me on vacations and all that.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–1:59
2
Who is the guest and why is YG introduced as a West Coast legend?
1:59–8:42
3
How does YG describe adjusting to New York and tour life?
8:42–26:08
4
How did mental health and accountability shape YG’s new album The Gentleman’s Club?
26:08–44:57
5
Why did YG choose the title 'The Gentleman’s Club' and how does it reflect his growth?
44:57–1:11:04
Speakers
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