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This is your daily dig on all things, pop culture, entertainment news, and all of the conversations that shake the room, baby. All right, y'all, so today I have another conversation. I promised you guys that I'd be bringing you more of these interviews, and here it is. We sat down, and I say we, me and DJ Envy, of the Breakfast Club, sat down with FettyWop.

Now, FettyWop, I don't know who wouldn't know, but for anybody under a rock, FettyWap, huge global artist recently came home from a prison stint where he is now just embracing life and enjoying the fact that not only is he still musically relevant, but he has

love surrounded by him with family and community, and he's focused. So he popped out to

American Dream Mall for DJMV's Black Family Reunion, and we talked just about that, about family,

community, where his focus is right now, and he even gave us a little surprise performance as well. So let's get on into the conversation. So first and foremost, we want to thank Shetty for coming. He had things to do. And when I told him, this was a Black History, more family reunion. He said, envy, I can't miss it and made sure he was here. Yeah, yeah. To have this conversation.

So the first and foremost, how does it feel bringing in Jersey and seeing all the love?

Look at the three floors, bro.

Crazy, it's crazy.

It felt good, man.

It felt good, man.

I love you too, my mom.

I feel good.

Now, for people that don't know,

how did you start rapping?

Now, Fettys from where, y'all?

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