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My brother, this is a special episode of the Bakari Sellers podcast

here brought to you by the Ringer and Spotify. I got my brother Ricky Rosay the biggest

boss. What's happening my brother? The biggest boss man I'm happy to be here.

I'm happy to be here. Man look we start each episode by having our guests kind of walk us through their

careers so let's talk about how you got into the entertainment business

particularly how trick found you and signed you to slip and slide, which really

launched your career. How did he find you and what does he mean to your career?

Well, you know, Trick Daddy was most definitely always a local staple of Miami staple.

He was a legend, you know what I'm saying?

I was a fan of his.

I was actually introduced a slip and slide records through Tony Draper, the CEO of a Swive House.

I was a huge fan of 8ball and MJG.

And I was dedicated and I think now that I think back to it,

man, I made my way all the way to Houston, Texas,

what Swive House was set up at. I met Tony Draper. I told him my story. I let him

hear my music. You know what I'm said? I ran into Scarface out there because I felt like that was more the type of music I was making verses around the pool chicks and bikinis.

Go, go, go, go, I enjoyed it at the club. Go, go, go, go. I enjoyed it at the club go go but the shit that was on my mind was us getting to the money

You know what I'm saying? So man, I have that's why first of all first of all for the listeners who do not know

Swivehouse and eightball and MJG,

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