No Jumper, coolest podcast on the world. I'm with my man Remo and today we're in here having a much-needed conversation with a legend Hurricane Chris in the building. How you feeling man?

What's popping? Yeah, I'm happy to have you, man.

I'm on Adam 22.

Hey!

What you want to do?

Yeah, Hurricane.

Tell him.

I'm here.

I'm here. We made it.

We made it. You're a legend man. I still got a memory of what year was it 2007 when you first came out?

I came out. I got my deal in

and I remember living in Brooklyn at the time and just hearing a baby bay bumping out of

multiple cars driving on the street in my new apartment in Queens at the time and just realizing like,

oh, this is the new thing. Like rap music is changing. This is when even as New Yorkers and shit we're like becoming aware of like oh there's like

very different sounds and styles coming from down south and shit and that one

sure enough was like Song of the Summer but you know it was hell for me to make

that song why you say that?

Because I actually passed spelling bees and I was good at reading so when it came to make it some

shit saying you want to know what we say in a club and then I have to pause let the beat breathe say hey

Bay and then say riding in a zak with a I wanted to just rip up every beat back then because I was just a young, you know what I'm saying,

a rapper.

I guess it was like pulling teeth trying to make me slow down to make the song.

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