This show goes out to all the aspiring rappers and lyricists out there because on today's show we are interviewing one of hip-hop's best

Thrive Nation on today's show we are interviewing a man who routinely puts out lyrical miracles but not just he's not just good at rhyming

He's a great entrepreneur and he's an activist and he's right here on the Thrive Time show to leave welcome on to the Thrive Time show

How are you sir?

Let's go Clay how you feeling?

Some shows don't need a celebrity narrator to introduce the show but this show dies

Two men, eight kids co-created by two different women

13 multi-million dollar businesses ladies and gentlemen welcome to the Thrive Time show

Yes, yes, yes, and yes, right nation on today's show we are interviewing one of hip-hop's greats to lead

Quelley welcome on to the Thrive Time show brother

I am fired up to talk to you and I have got all sorts of questions for you about your craft

So I want to ask my friend

You're now known as the lyricist that everybody wants to work with but you had to start somewhere

What was life like for you growing up and and where did you get your start?

I grew up in Brooklyn, New York

I'm holding my craft in the lunchrooms of New York City high schools and

And Washington Square Park and open mics and stuff like that and you know, I just been working. It's been a slow

But rewarding grind and I've worked myself into a place where I'm now, you know, I've done this for a career's worth of time

And I'm but I feel like I'm just just now getting started

Now I want to do I'm gonna play um a a little excerpt of a song that you were on

This is a song you did with Mike Posner called Legacy, okay

I'm gonna queue it up and I'm gonna see if you could kind of I have so many questions for you about the lyrics

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