AD: PURE Creativity And Not Getting Lost in Todays World
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What does AD think about the current rap scene?
And they haven't released that yet, right? And we can put this out. When are you going to release it? When you drop it on the show. Really? Yeah, we'll do it like that. You know, the SoundCloud era is cool and everything, but I didn't grow up in that. Nah. That ain't my thing. You're the first guy that came here where I was like this. I come from that era, though. I was born in 89. You were born in 89? Yeah, for sure. Okay, so 96 was when what? Pocket and those guys, 96, yep. All right, so you were seven, so you weren't really into it then? Uh-uh. You know what's crazy is that later on in life, it made me appreciate the music way more, once I can understand the subject matter. I don't get it. No, no, no. Tell me. I just didn't get it. So basically, you know, when you're listening to music as a youth, you may like the melodies, you may like the beat, and you're not really knowing what they're talking about.
So Pac having songs like Brenda's Got a Baby, you know what I mean? Shorty Wanna Be a Thug and stuff like that. You don't really understand that until you get older and you live, you know, That life. And once you see it, you'll be like, damn, he really was a visionary. He really was, you know, being a spokesperson for the hood. Like, it was crazy for sure, for sure. But I heard in that song that we listened to, you were, correct me if I'm wrong, but it felt to me like you were saying drugs are no good. I wasn't saying neck. What were you saying? How the hell did you get that from there? Well, because there was a lyric, something about, and I don't remember, it's something like, this thing was whack or something. I don't remember. Am I not getting it?
How can you maintain self-worth on social media?
What was it about? It was basically kind of like, see, what I do when I do these freestyles, it's like a reflection of what I got going on and stuff.
How does AD view substance use in his community?
AD. Yes, sir. What up, bro? Thanks for coming, man. I appreciate it. I like me. I'm with it, man. The hospitality is great. So I'm shocked. First of all, you're the first rapper to ever come on time. You were early. Yeah, I was early. You didn't come with a posse. Nah. Are you packing? I'm always packing. Atta boy. Yeah.
What are the consequences of drug use in today's society?
We're two for three.
We're two for three. I'm always great. Dude, that's awesome. I'm packing love though. Packing love. I feel safer. I feel safer when you're packing. This is a tough neighborhood. Everybody in there, Bentley's driving by. You never know. Come on, man. OJ, OJ, he was out here. Yeah, he was. Hey, OJ was innocent. Yes, he was. Damn straight. I like that. I like that. Come on, man. You know how I do it. So. You, I was listening to, what song was I listening to before? Oh, it was On The Radar Freestyle. Shout out to Gay from On The Radar too.
Why does AD believe in the power of honest conversations?
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Did you write that? That was all freestyle? That was freestyle. Do you write anything? I try not to. Really? Yeah. So what I do is like, I know like when you first get in the booth or like, let's say you write a song in your head is the way that you really want it to come out. And once you just replicate it over and over again, it never comes out like that when you say it. So when it's the first thought that comes to your mind, you say it, there goes a grand scheme of things right there.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What does AD think about the current rap scene?
1:47β3:29
2
How can you maintain self-worth on social media?
3:29β3:38
3
What lessons has AD learned from being a father?
3:38
4
How does AD view substance use in his community?
0:47β1:05
5
What are the consequences of drug use in today's society?
1:05β3:38
6
How has growing up in Compton shaped AD's perspective?
3:38
7
Why does AD believe in the power of honest conversations?
0:37β7:52
8
What is the importance of community service according to AD?
7:52β36:46
Speakers
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