Now at this point in life, do you regret signing to Bad Boy?

No, not at all.

Because we had a standard contract.

Our contract wasn't different from most MCs that hadn't.

And you gotta go through trials or tribulations.

And that's like, who wouldn't go to the Chicago Bulls

of Rap?

I mean, they were hot at that point. The Chicago Bulls of rap basically like you know you know so who

wanting and especially coming from a place where you're hustling. So you want to make an opportunity to get eventually get away from hustling. So you want to make an opportunity to get eventually get away from hustling and not have to be in that position, but until you feel comfortable and you get acclimated as a, know a MC a group or rapper whatever it may be you're still

on it's a ratio okay though it's a ratio okay though that might Okay, though. That might be the best question I've ever been on.

You're a phenomenal person and then you're legendary.

I am a fan of you, my brother.

My man styles P from the locks is on his final solo album he's spending a lot of time talking

about juices for life and his pharmacy for life he's got a whole wellness business

on the side it's actually not on the side in his life right now, but he's still an

MC and we have an amazing conversation about the difference between rapping and

MCing about first falling in love with hip-hop.

And what actually happened in Puff's office when he went in and said,

yo, our contract is way too messed up.

It's a great conversation with a great

legendary rapper. Let's get it. It's Styles P from the locks on

Torrey show. I think one of the great moments of your career was that verses that y'all

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