Y'all's the hate on all of my moves, but now niggas on it.

That used to bait me on me and my views, but now niggas on it.

I used to tell him I'm gonna head me a show with now niggas on it.

Her homie's on it.

I see y'ammy's on it.

Y'all's the hate on all of my moves, but now niggas on it. I used to tell him I had me a show, but now niggas on it.

Her homies on it.

Your homies on it.

The Rillist podcast, 7.

We back, man.

We're here on location at the all-new X-O-X-O-X-Filly 218, North 11th Street in the heart of Chinatown, man. Shout to Jackie, the whole team over here for hosting us today, man,

for this special, special episode for this gentleman to my right, man, who is a legendary Philly

MC, who's tackled every angle with a game from mixtapes to major label albums and feature films.

His raw ability as a lyricist attracted the attention to the entire Philly Trots State, the locks. And finally, Jay-Z, which led to a historic deal around the early

formation of Rockefeller that led to the entire world screaming Rock Lafamilia and eventually

state property. His resume as a street A&R is unmatched, and his raw honesty has made him a fan

favorite and online discussions to the tune of over 30 million

views on YouTube and social media platforms.

He's traded bars with some of the most lethal emcees in hip-hop history during the JZ versus

Nas battle and state property versus D-block solidifying his spot amongst the elites.

Joining us today is the one and only, oh to the skino, V to the ass queues.

That intro was, that's the best intro I ever heard.

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