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Flau’jae Johnson On Angel Reese, Caitlin Clark, Megan Thee Stallion, Klay Thompson, & LaMelo Ball
0:00If I rap right now, it'll give you chills. Well, go let's go ahead and do that. Look at you do. I'm so real. The mayor gave me a day in1:26basketball, rap, and in business. She helped the Lady Tigers win their first ever national championship, a gold2:00:13you've done for the city of Savannah and everything that you're going to do moving forward. Your basketball career, your rap career, your entertainment
Luce Cannon Told on Big U? Big Sad Told Again? Offset Exposed by Celina Powell & More
1:30:03I said Blueace uh rap career is over and and he got to do reality TV or stream.1:33:27the streaming right now. So that doesn't mean just because he paid more attention to that than his rap career, that don't mean his rap career is over. It's just1:36:41I just want to be documented and you was there and you remember I I I said fresh out of jail, the rap career is over.
Remy Ma On Her Female Battle Rap League "Chrome 23," Nicki Minaj, Terror Squad & More | Drink Champs
2:02this game and getting better and better and better just open up a rap League I heard it's like number one throughout3:29say before I dreamed of being a rapper I never thought I would be a rapper never seen it as a career path it was just something that I would do um I hung out2:06:40stressful like I've never felt like that in my rap career ever ever ever why this [ __ ] was calling me every day we had
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Christmas VS. Hanukkah w/ Lil Dicky | Ep 96 | Bad Friends
Dave and Bird engage in a Hanukkah-themed episode featuring gift exchanges, cultural discussions on Judaism and Christianity, and personal anecdotes about their careers and backgrounds.summaryThe conversation highlights Bird's journey into rap music, his experience at an international peace camp, and humorous observations on religious traditions and celebrity culture.summaryBird explains his transition into rap music was driven by a desire to be a comedian, inspired by the Lonely Island's success with comedic rap, using GarageBand to create high-quality music from his apartment.takeaway
New Interview With Devin The Dude
The song 'Black Ville 79' is metaphorically about his rap career struggling ('gas running low', 'broken up') rather than just describing his car, reflecting his desire to maintain an old-school style that hadn't been stotakeawayHis early career began with the group Odd Squad (Deon, Rob, Jug Mug) on Rap-A-Lot Records, where they traded tapes with UTK and Pimp C, establishing a 'rap cousin' relationship within the Houston scene.takeawayDevin's creative process involves listening to a beat to determine the narrative direction ('that beat tells me what to say'), often combining two or three distinct bars into a cohesive story rather than mumble-rapping rtakeaway
D-Nice on The Rise of Club Quarantine, Praise from Jay-Z and New Music | SWAY’S UNIVERSE
Career Pivot Strategy: D-Nice left his rap career because he was labeled 'old school' at 22 and restricted by record labels; he reinvented himself by becoming a web developer, photographer, and DJ, proving that versatilitakeawayD-Nice reflects on his career resilience, attributing his longevity to refusing industry constraints and pivoting from rap to DJing, photography, and web development.summaryHe details how Club Quarantine became a global therapeutic tool during the pandemic, allowing him to reintroduce R&B and soul music to new generations while maintaining humility and inspiring others to pursue diverse cresummary
First Degree The DE Growing Up In South Sac, Being A Teacher, Brotha Lynch Hung, And New Documentary
The De maintains a strict separation between his teaching persona and his rap career, having taught in approximately 80 schools in Sacramento for 18 years while keeping his music identity hidden from students.takeawayThe De (Fahrenheit) discusses his dual career as a Sacramento math teacher and an underground hip-hop artist, revealing how he maintains anonymity while producing over 65 albums.summaryEarly Sacramento rap was highly collaborative and organic, with artists like The De, Brother Lynch Hung, and Funk Beta recording together in garages rather than sending files digitally.takeaway
LAB TALK EP 2 SEASON 3 PLAZ, S DOT & HONESTY "full show"
The conversation covers a wide range of topics including Chamillionaire's clean rap career, personal anecdotes about first cars and travel, and a detailed discussion on NFL player OBJ's contract negotiations without an asummaryChamillionaire maintained a clean image in his rap career, avoiding profanity in his lyrics, which the speakers view as respectable and conscious of his audience.takeaway“He didn't say [ __ ] damn are you sure positive Chamillionaire never cussed in his in his raps that's respectable”quote