The guest discusses the potential final recording session with Tupac Shakur for the song 'Smile' in June/July 1996, highlighting Tupac's intense work ethic and unique songwriting process. The conversation also explores the guest's personal experiences with Tupac, including his lack of a driver's license and volatile behavior, while paying tribute to LL Cool J's foundational role in hip-hop culture.
“Pac was wild. He had a zero to 100. Zero one. He he he I have never seen him on zero though. Always always seen him on 100.”
“LL Cool J... He single-handedly put this [ __ ] on the map, bro. He did. And then you have to look at He got women to listen to the rap cuz he was singing to them.”
“You got to find a way to get across to the [ __ ] without offending them, And the [ __ ] going to want what the [ __ ] want.”
“He couldn't drive, man. And he was wild and he'd be drinking and he'd be smoking weed and [ __ ] No, man. I'm not going to ride with him.”
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