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David Banner.

I want to ask you a question and this is something that a lot of people don't have to deal with,

but I remember Andre 3000 telling me that he remembered the time when outcasts got so big

that he started seeing less black people.

You know, I remember when every time you would come to Atlanta, he was always white

people. You would call me and you would be like, you know, I'm going to play and I

will you play in there, bro? Yeah, man, I'm in a bucket there.

The man came and I came out and it really showed me, bro, how much you've grown because

like bro, you would play five shows. Why are you here in Atlanta? How many shows you played

when you went to Atlanta? Probably two. Yeah, I know. I know I went to one, but you had another one

and bro, I walked out when you brought me out on stage, bro, I was so proud of you, bro, it

I hadn't seen you, you would have thought you were at the United Nations, bro.

Yeah, yeah. You had people of all colors, man. Yeah, it's a beautiful thing.

But I do play motionally in front of white people. And I mean, that's just music. I don't know,

you know, but like Andre said, for me, in New Orleans, maybe DC, New York, Atlanta,

I get like a complete mixture of people in certain places. And it's starting to grow, you know,

the Virginia area. But for me, I always talk to Charlie, but I'm like, the goal, I mean,

one of the things the challenges for me will be to cross over to my own people. That's what I'm

trying to get to. How does that feel, bro? I don't know because being here, I've always played in

front a large group of white people, you know, you know, I was almost just the opposite for you.

Yeah. Most people, yeah, it happens the other way. Like he said, as they got bigger,

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