And the Big Freight was the Queen of New Orleans Bounce Music before Beyonce and Drake called

her to get on their records. She's on Beyonce's formation and Drake's

nice for what and I love her stories about getting on those records.

So I know you talked about Nice for What before because one of the big records in your career,

it's a great song and it wouldn't be what it is without you and your energy. Talk a little bit about getting on the record, but then

also like, come on man, like you're not in the video man, like everybody's in that damn video and I know you gotta be like

come on man like how you don't put me in a video they got people who were not on the song in the video and where's

freedom? Well things happen and I'm not upset about the video at all. I'm just was grateful to be a part of the project and to get the phone

call. Drake wanted to use me on the track. And what happened was the track was already done.

The track just was missing something.

I was the missing something.

And once you put the missing something on it,

they were ready to release.

The video was already shot.

So yeah, everything was already done.

It was like, you know, maybe less than 48 hours once the

phone came out after I sent what we had to send. We sent what we sent. They did

what they had to do and then the song was out but the video and all

that was already done so I wasn't tripping on none of that I made it in the

next video you know so I wasn't worried about that and now I'm in the new verse on No Sealings 3.

I'm the first line, Big Freedo.

So I'm just grateful to still be, you know, a part of the movement and a part of great collaborations and you know I'm

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