We got juicy J on the podcast today, juicy J, pioneering hip-hop producer, rapper, member

of the 360's Mafia, title club, up thugs, hypnotized minds, talk about his new book, Chronicles

of the Juice Man, a memoir, at juicy J coming up, we talk about a lot of things, logic.

You talked about logic, we talked about drugs and rap.

Drug use.

His past.

What else?

He, I mean, he doesn't hold back, which he doesn't still doesn't hold back in this book,

which is great.

We talked about how he feels about, you know, the group overall, we talked about how he

feels about current rappers and Memphis and even maybe some career aspirations that he

may have in the future.

He's got stuff he wants to do in his future.

You know what's great, though, is that it takes you back to a certain, for us, right?

We're from the South, we like Southern rap.

He's talking to juicy J and thinking about the music, takes you back to a certain time

in your life, a simpler time.

I don't want to share this moment with you.

Why?

Because I don't know.

I feel like I want this for myself.

You want what for yourself?

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