I'm the person who started Young's rapping.

It didn't exist until I put out Chris Cross.

And then it still didn't exist until I brought out Bow Wow.

Bow Wow came out, then Chris Brown came out, then Romeo came out, then B2K came out.

I created YN's rapping. Yo, peace.

Welcome back to 7 p.m. in Brooklyn.

I'm Carmelo Anthony here with my co-host.

What's going on? WaveGuard back at it again, your boy, Rudy Gay.

And my name is Kazim Fami Uide.

You could call me Kaz.

And of course, this is a Wave Original original presented by Fandul, the official sports bent and partner of the NBA. Mello, Rudy. I'm gonna let you introduce this one though, too. Oh, man, I know you've been waiting on, I'm gonna let you introduce this one. I appreciate that, man. And this is why I love doing this show, right? Like, it's not just athletes, not just actors, it's cultural staples, people who have done

more for our culture in music, in nightlife, and just in general, coming here has been,

is, this is going gonna be a great talk

because we got some very specific one

to talk about.

Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes.

As well, he's the executive producer

and the star of an upcoming documentary

on the incredible cultural staple known as Magic City.

As you can see on stars, man,

is a hitmaker whose greatness literally spans decades.

He's a legend in producing and songwriting.

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