078 – Blue Colored Glasses w/ Glasses Malone

Van Lathan's The Red Pill

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🗓️ 27 August 2019

⏱️ 85 minutes

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Van sits down with rapper Glasses Malone to talk about his controversial music video “2pac Must Die.” They also talk about the current state of west coast rap, what it is to be a real gangster rapper, and what are the most important songs in west coast rap history.

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0:00.0	Y'all
0:06.0	let me tell you something real quick.
0:08.0	I want everybody in this room
0:11.0	to be prepared for some of the hottest weirdest most aggressive
0:16.9	takes that you've heard on the Red Pill podcast because Glasses is out of
0:21.9	his fucking mind. Glass is crazy? Man, like Glass is just,
0:27.0	Glass just be going, before we get started though, you know how we do it.
0:30.0	Why people clap a glass Malone right now.
0:32.0	John. When I said
0:37.3	clap for Glass Malone at first you didn't clap and I'm just letting you know
0:40.8	this is a guy you're gonna going to clap for because he's fucking out of his mind, bro.
0:46.6	What the, first of all, how are you doing brother?
0:48.3	Cool and why am I out of my mind?
0:49.7	First of all, you're out of your mind for a couple reasons.
0:51.4	I did your podcast and some of the boxing takes that you had was crazy out of your head, but
0:56.7	we'll talk about those later. But you did something that I really thought
1:01.8	no West Coast artist would ever do ever do
1:05.3	Ever do was that you kind of played around with the legacy of Tupac a little bit.
1:13.0	How did I play with the legacy?
1:15.0	You didn't play with Tupac Legacy a little bit?
1:17.0	No.
1:18.0	My niggas.
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