You're about to hear a clip from one of our Patreon exclusive episodes to hear the entire episode sign up now at patreon.com slash Jenkins and Jones. Yeah, so I think to kind of arrive at this, we have to kind of like go back to like Big One with Baby King, right? Like when he came out with Die for my bitch, what, summer 2022 and it was something before that too, but I know you're talking about yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah. That's how we got into do.

Most we got introduced soon for so.

Yeah.

And. what summer 2022 and it was something before that too but i know you're talking about yeah yeah yeah

yeah when he first got into do most we got into do soon for sure yeah and and that for my bitch

was an incredible it it is it's an album that was very fun it was it was an album that felt to me like

young wild nigger rap which is like the spirit of what rap is right he was He was very much a young man who was out here wilding with his newfound fame, his newfound fortune. Like that was the whole theme of that album. I feel it was more musical than most, like, young wild nigger albums back then. And it felt like there was some intention even though he, the name of the album was died for my bitch. You know what I mean? Yeah. I mean, he's very like, sorry. He's attention, Mike. He's, his, his artistry very much is impressive. Like, Sean, even when he was wild niggins. Yeah, even when he was wilding, the artistry was there, bro. Perfect. That's was incredible. The beats were incredible. The rhymes could wrap his ass off. And besides just being able to rap his ass off, he's a fun dude to listen to. Fun and funny. Funny. When he said, I don't die for my bitch, I hate a bitch who I can't impress. Yeah. You better die, ho. Look at you're like I'm gonna die ho Look at that shit He wants you to pass out When you walking this shit Digger like he better I love that Yeah he's funny Go ahead though And so And so you know Next album was melodic To tell you It didn't hit for me No It really didn't hit for me No A lot of people vote with it. It did, but album was melodic. Take the truth, it didn't hit for me. No. It really didn't hit for me.

No.

A lot of people vote with it.

It did, but it was like 18 songs, hellas, hella songs. Yeah. Go ahead. Yeah, it didn't do much for me personally. Still a huge baby King fan. Then we saw him like pop up on Mr. Moral. And he had, you know, a freestyle on there where he was talking some real shit, where he was talking about how, how, you know, yeah, I'm young and I'm rich now and I got money, but bro, I buried my uncle last week and there's nothing I could do about that. And it kind of like, you see that team on this album where it's not to die for my bitch while young nigga came. It is the dude who was reckoning with how quickly

he rose to fame how quickly he rose the fortune and how he's dealing with like you know the dysfunctional

upbringing that he had how how that's still something that that that that is still impacting that is

still you know molding him is something that he can't get away from like you know i tweeted out today

about how how i love it because it is just a a shining

example of how you can have heavy subject matter without boring production right because that

shit is like he is talking some real heavy shit like that that highway 95 part two freestyle we

talking about being homeless and living under highway ramps and that shit shit is knocking. Like, it's hard. You know what I mean? And yeah, I'm just, and the kid is only 25. And I'm just so impressed with his artistry and his vulnerability on this. Like, it's, it's, I'm just very much blown away about this album, incredible album, bro. The song about his mom, when he talks about, he doesn't blame her. Yeah. You know what I mean? We're like, you know, I think that's so, I mean, at 25 experiencing that, the mom, I think she had an addiction as well, and she was homeless for a while. And, you know, she wasn't as, you know, involved in his life. And he talked about how, you know, he was making bread, making shit shake.

And, you know, his mom was, you know, at, you know, homeless, you know, encampments.

You know what I'm saying?

Like, it was just like, the way he talked about it, like, like you said, Tyler's vulnerability.

I just like, this is like young

adult king, but I think he's more, more mature than you would imagine a 25 year old.

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