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All right, so let's go to 2017. You drop Mumble Wrap, which is a very interesting album title.

Why'd you choose to call it that? You're just fucking with neutral when I say it.

Yeah, it was really weird. Yeah, it was kind of that. And at the same time, too, it was like a lot of

my friends of young guys that came into game and I think they were getting a lot of like this.

Pushback. Yeah, it's kind of unfair to me, you know, because I would be around them and like,

there were such cool dudes, bro, innovative, and even though they weren't expressing like

themselves the way we might, you know, they were doing it and they were uplifting this thing that we

kind of love so much, you know what I mean? Regardless and extending the life of it. And I was just like,

I always felt like, you know, all the young guys got like a bad rap on that Mumble Wrap shit.

I agree. I tell purists and people who, because I got a large purist fan base, obviously,

people who are older than me in my age who don't like that young boy shit.

Absolutely. I tell them, you know, when talking about Mumble Wrap,

Mumble Wrap is a good title because it's funny to say. The idea that somebody who

Mumble as they rap it is funny, but the truth of the matter is the people who listen to Quotal Quotal

Mumble Wrap will they understand it perfectly? So how can you say it's Mumble it? Just because you

don't understand it doesn't mean somebody's Mumble it. Absolutely. And I tell people, I try to remind people

that like, it's just not for you. And that's got to be okay. And that's, that could be okay.

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