I was actually, like, very shocked to hear Savon arrive at this conclusion.

Savon, I love you.

I fuck with you.

But when he said, when he made the distinction between rapper and human being, I was like,

yo, this nigga, Savon is growing up.

He's growing up.

Look at him.

Look at growth.

Look at development because that's immediately what Port Antonio made me do is like, yes,

Jay Cole is a rapper who I love, one of my favorites of all time.

But this became more than just rap.

Like it's involving human beings, human emotions, human feelings, relationships, friendships,

all that stuff.

It's just being broadcasted to the world.

And so, yeah, as a rapper, yes, he should have. I mean, he stepped out and put a track out. And then he pulled it back. Like, that's what he should have done. But as a human being, if I don't want to say these things about my friend, then I'm not going to do it. Like, and even if I'm pressured to, like, yeah, yeah. So I think it showed a lot in terms of his ability as a man to hear, hear all the noise.

And he, and he admitted he was pressured.

Like, so seven minute drill came from a level of pressure he felt around came from the homies.

Yeah, but to do that and two days later to come back and be like, you know what, that

wasn't me.

And I hear all the noise.

I know the world wants blood.

I'm ignoring with these millions of people telling me to do and I'm doing what I want

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