🎙️ In this powerful episode of We're Out of Time, host Richard Taite sits down with rising hip-hop star Suigeneris—also known as Suie—for a raw and inspiring conversation about music, family, staying grounded in the spotlight and why he turned down appearing on Gordon Ramsay's cooking show. Known for his breakout hit "Now" featuring Lil Skies (with over 50 million streams), Suigeneris opens up about his journey from viral success to building a meaningful life beyond fame. With hits like "Star Player," "Feel Good," and "Brown Justin Bieber," he’s more than just a chart-topper—he’s a visionary carving out his own path. 🎤 Suie reveals why family is his foundation, how he avoids the traps of celebrity life, and how his father’s authentic Mexican recipes led to the creation of his food venture, Chef Suie. 💡 This episode is more than just music talk—it’s a blueprint for success through self-belief, purpose, and staying true to your roots. 👇 Listen now and explore more: 🔗 All things Richard Taite, We're Out of Time, and Carrara Treatment Wellness & Spa:https://linktr.ee/richardtaite 📲 Follow Suigeneris:https://www.instagram.com/xosuigeneris 📌 Key moments and highlights from this conversationIntro 00:00Richard Taite, if that's your real name? 02:08Why is Suigeneris on a hiatus from live performances? 05:40What is the origin of Chef Suie? 12:46Turning the Empire State Building Purple & Gold for Kobe? 22:00What is Alexandra's law? 20:56How Suigeneris's family are his business partners? 28:20Why did Suigeneris turn down Gordon Ramsay's cooking show? 30:44Why do those in the underground rap scene fall to substance use? 33:483 cooking TIPS from Suigeneris!
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You don't see anyone young cooking the meals I'm cooking. Like traditional Mexican food passed down from generations. Where they're literally promoting people to not cook anymore. It's like damn near soon enough they're gonna lock up the vegetables. But every single day when I get home, I have a home cooked meal with my family and it just smacks reality back into me.
A lot of rappers fall victim to that stuff. because they don't have a family around them. It's also why they move the way they move and do the things they do. That's why I put all my money not into security or not into foreign cars or paying friends to make me look cool or be around me. I put my money into my family, the foundation, the things that keep me me.
I knew the internet would chew me up and spit me out. But you know, my family keeps me sane. I'm just telling you, you could do whatever you put your mind to. Like I was dead as a rapper on tour, dropping all these songs. I had a record deal and all this and that. I did the clothing brand, sold so many that I'm stuck in the house shipping for weeks.
I went and I decided to be a chef and Gordon Ramsay's hitting me up. We're overwhelmed with gratitude. We're out of time has reached number three on the Apple podcast mental health chart. Thank you for listening, supporting and sharing this journey with us.
Hey man, how you doing? How's it going, bro? I'm so happy to be here, bro. Honestly, what you're doing with the podcast. Something different. I haven't seen it before. Your selective guest, the way you rock and let them roll. That's why I had to show up.
Well, I appreciate it, man, because it's for good cause, you know, and this fentanyl thing's killing everybody. So let me ask you a couple of questions.
What's your name, by the way? It's Richard Tate, right? Richard Tate. Richard Tate. Okay, you never know, because you've never seen some people, they come up with these little names. Like, I thought Drake's name was Drake. It's not Drake. What is it? Aubrey Graham. Really? Yeah, so I thought you were pulling a Drake on me, bro. I need to know if it was the real name or not.
If I had a fake name, what would it be, Dylan? What would it be? Daddy? You're John Cena in Joe Rogan's body. Really? Yeah.
Joe Rogan is buff, though. You're buff too, bro. Now I'm just wearing this like tight shirt. Trying a tight shirt to make me look buff. Nah, he's lying. He be in them weights like crazy. No, this guy, this guy went ahead and got into an ice bath. Like Joe Rogan. He like dumped his, and I'm like crying. I'm, I'm feeling, cause you know, I'm an empath, right? So I'm such a, I cried for him.
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