This is an I-Heart podcast. Guaranteed Human. Big Bank, DJ Scream, and Baby Jade with the number one podcast in the streets. Big Facts. Live for Revolt Studios, you know what it is. It's time for Big Facts, Big Bank. What up? Baby J. What up, DJ Scream. I'm here. Welcome in today, ATL OG, real ATL legend, the one and only Sammy Sam is here. What up, Sam. What's up? What's up, what's up, brother? Glad my daddy. Thank you for coming to see his, man. Thank you for coming to see us. Yeah, that was a good one. That was a good one, right? Yeah, yeah. Trying to come back, get a pension. Oh, man. All right, I'll start for Sammy Sam, man. Let's go back to the beginning, beginning, man. How did you get into music? Talk about running around McKinneyville, man. Yeah, that type of stuff. Well, you want to know how I really started rapping?

Yeah.

Well, it started with I was a bad little kid in McAnneville like we are.

And you can't say nothing about the kids who bad these days because we were bad.

We just didn't have, wasn't bad as bad as now.

It's going to get better.

But we were bad. I was a little kid running around McAnneville doing this and I half. It wasn't bad as day or so now. It's going to get better. But we were bad. I was a bad little kid running around McCannivier doing this and I was running the number with the normal guys, you know, doing all this stuff, you know, just one of the trucks. So I was a kid. But when we started getting older and the rap started coming in the scene, I really didn't like rap music and that.

And then Randolphin C came, you know.

You know, it was like, you know, it was like, but Randolphin C was like, to me, like, it was just, you know, so, but at first I really went to be running around the M.C.

So what was happening was, I was like 17 when we was in McCannerville and this, it was back in the 80s when it was off the chain, you know, money was everybody was getting money.

We thought we were getting a lot of money, you know, everybody thought they were rich, had

big change, you know, you know, ankles on them.

So they said, Sam, we, everybody going to the, they had a concert called the Fresh Festival.

They had all the biggest rapper, fat boy.

Anybody who were hot in the game with it, be in Rockin.

They're all going to be in Atlanta at the Amni.

That's when we had the Amnesty.

Sam, we go out there. I'm straight. Y'all can go. I'm going to stay here. Now, you got to go. You got to go. We want you to go there. So they got me, Judge. I really didn't want to go down there. So I wasn't really feeling it. You know, I said and cry how everybody was crump.

You know, I was liking that, you know, I was feeling it.

And then Dougie Fresh came on. So I wasn't really feeling it. You know, I was seeing a cry, everybody was crump. You know, I was liking that, you know, I was feeling it.

And then Dougie Fresh came on. And so I was like, I liked that. No, I liked Doug. You know, I was listening to music, but I wasn't really taking rap music like that, because I really like old school back then on my dad and them stuff. stuff. O.J., you know, I'll just, you know,

potato pentegras stuff. So anywayJ., you know, I'll just, you know,

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