DRAMA ADDRESSES LIL WAYNES BOLD COMMENT AFTER BEING SNATCHED BY THE FEDS…

[@dorrelmccall3694]

Dedication 2 was the best mixtape especially since the emotions of hurricane Katrina survivors was in it. That thing was a movie

[@loudy12]

Georgia Bush to hustlaz ambitionz is forever greatest beat switch

[@CreateHistoryTV]

Ooooohhhhh Tennesseeeeeeeee

[@dorrelmccall3694]

Lil Wayne - Georgia Bush

[@SenorDasher]

“Cover my tracks like butter; so where the bread be. I see beef it’s dead meet. Who the hell the president, yea me. No one scare me. And you ain’t gotta double dare me. Hear me.”

[@contradataxman2991]

Math does a masterful job of knowing when to interject and knowing when to let the guest flow…the other guys, not so much. They have no control nor understanding. We don’t click on this show to listen to Esso, Hynaken nor Mecca. We click to hear the guests tell their stories and memories. Math truly gets that.

[@Ishbikes]

Except when Royce was out there, he was instigating that. Literally ass out the chair, super engaged, he was talking crazy. Only other time he got out of his chair was when “Smart” was talking about the Illuminati and homosexuality in the industry.. Even Joell Ortiz said Math definitely wasn’t neutral in that interview with Royce. Other than that, he came up rather “quickly.” For instance, Hassan Campbell always says “ KZbin is playing with my numbers”.. now look.. Hassan Campbell is sitting at 400k subs, Math pushing 600k. He don’t have to battle anymore.. I wouldn’t if I were him.. only nigga he ever realized killed was Hollow, and that’s because it was personal , and it seemed like Hollow didn’t want to be there

[@rakanachi]

He be on & off depending the caliber of guest . But it’s true

[@klccostello1273]

Exactly, they talk just to talk

[@vividill08]

They just real niggas talking. I don't mind when they insert they personality, that aspect of it is why the guest feel so comfortable to give us these great interviews. Math knows that or they wouldn't be there

[@GASXHAMBEREXOTIXS]

💯💯💯 Esso talk wayyyy to much

[@ez-duz-it]

Dedication 2 & Da Drought 3 is what helped Wayne PROPEL his true passion & skill the most to the masses, even if you were familiar with his music before, it helped you take him even more SERIOUS as an artist. He was laying the ground work so when he finally rose from the ground the it would be impossible to not see his light. This is why Tha Carter 3 came out and did what it did, million copies first week, and damn near triple platinum by the end of that same year salute to Wayne

[@TheHillltop]

Da drought 3 is what made me start looking up mixtapes n underground music tbh. Shit was different

[@JoeyGotMeLit]

Drought 3 was insane 🤯🤯🤯🤯🔥🔥

[@RashBoogieTV]

It was Dedication 2 for me…

[@teekayrobinson1550]

Nelly did 9× platinum on country grammar.. 50 cent GRODT went diamond it's numerous aritst who out sold wayne..... Juvenile is still the highest selling album on cash money 400 degrees went 5x platinum....

[@MRMAN-wb1tv]

@@teekayrobinson1550 Album sells don't equate to impact. You can tell you sat on the porch as a kid.

[@matrix2030x]

Wayne was spitting before the mixtapes, NY was jus hating til they couldn't hide the hate and had to give Wayne his respect

[@terrytarver690]

I was hating them beats he was on until the mix tapes... It don't matter what you saying if the beat don't translate... ALL rap artist are influenced by N.Y. and when Wayne started getting on a different sounds and holding court with lyricists he stepped his game up... He grew into the emcee he is now.

[@h3irjordan]

Wayne was rapping like a mf on the Lights Out album and that was in 2000

[@asuarez1985]

@@terrytarver690 NY hasn’t influenced anything since the 90s. From 2000 till now all the influences come from the south: the sound, the slang, the flow, the fashion, shit even the drugs. People in NY sipping lean jajaja. NY had it’s golden era but that shit has been over for decades now.

[@donmacmilly]

Nigga what? Bruh stop it i lived through it. Juvenile was already that guy of cash money and after him and everybody left he had to rebrand. Lil wayne had to ride the dipset wave( Juelz Santana can't feel my face era) and Fat Joe make it rain feature( which he stole the concept from Jim Jones weatherman). Stop acting like he didn't have to get nyc to co-sign him to get respected

[@donmacmilly]

@@asuarez1985 Only thing south influenced was people think is ok to put tats on their faces, get high of cough syrup, and tricking on women( strip club culture wasn't a thing until ATL made tricking on women cool).

[@Sirrjuan]

Mid stu session with a few arrist everytime I get a notification of new material from math . We pause the session and tap inn. Salute. I'm a super fan and student of the game. Love

[@gemsound]

In Detroit, we play EVERYBODY'S music...I don't think ppl on the outside understand. There's a LOT of support for dope shit no matter what city it's from. When it came to Jeezy and Tip and the whole Gangsta Grillz era, we ran those mixtapes into the ground. Shit was such an amazing time in music.

[@Sirrjuan]

Rt

[@wannythewolf]

jeeezy fasho!

[@danteprice1874]

Same in VA ..

[@wendzeg]

As do I , From Lebanon 🇱🇧

[@Jae_MaV]

Facts. In Detroit we listen to EVERYTHING. If it's dope music we bumping it.

[@rodrickrobinson4976]

THEM SQUAD UP TAPES FROM WAYNE, PRICELESSS

[@rodrickrobinson4976]

SQUAD UP 4, 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏

[@user-tk7rl6hw6c]

SQUAD UP 4 is a CLASSIC

[@martinadams7559]

Wayne killed that ether freestyle. Still one of my favorites to this day. I learned about Gutta Gutta and Mack Maine from squad up

[@snakeeyewilliams2895]

@@rodrickrobinson4976 I agree, squad 4 was the best!

[@betabetapsi]

Say it again for the LOLLIPOP fans in the back

[@wokeninja1805]

I love the fact that it's not bragging it's facts.....really lived it

[@Osei_Bean_8ryant]

To a rapper: Dedication 2 To a trapper: Trap or die

[@MillZ56]

True

[@williamhicks8529]

This is excellent insight. Dedication 2 and Trap or Die hits the streets so hard back then... we will never have a era like that again in hip-hop. Thanks Math Hoffa

[@vinnyvega7860]

The era before that was so much better, but you lil niggas were still shitting yourselves when doo wop and clue ran shit

[@bobbydrake8466]

THE CHI SUPPORTED ERRBODY BACK THEN....

[@MrTony-sb6nq]

Dedication 2 is when I started fucking with Wayne, Drama mixtapes were on 🔥

[@finnessejets4231]

FACTS…that shit spread like a virus

[@bigmotion4740]

@@bobbydrake8466 Bobby Drake all he wear is timbs

[@cristofe4179]

Dedication 2, you just had to be there🔥💪🏿CANON CANON

[@truustory6386]

That Wayne era niggaz had to be there…..between the mixtapes, albums, songs. That man was untouchable. If Wayne was on your song. It was Wayne ft you 🤣🤣🤣

[@اَنوار-غ4م]

I love the input of all the host. They give a perspective or ask questions sometimes that comes from their expertise in the business.

[@jordanalford4410]

The way math started doin his hands like drama funny af😂😂😂

[@gemsound]

Tha Carter II leading into Dedication 2 was complete fire.

[@cuhhcuhh8848]

I never 4get 1st time I heard dis dude bumpin"Go DJ" on sum 15's..🔥🙆🤦🔥..(It was mandatory I got a copy of The Carter II dat same nite🤷).. But den I heard Tha Mobb, Inside, Hit Em Up, etc. N I knew den dat "The Best Rapper Alive: Lil Wayne" had arrived n he was about to be a real problem

[@demetriusdemerson-jones2856]

That intro to the first dedication is like the best song ever. Maybe not the best but that shit was masterfully constructed

[@didyouknowamazingfacts2790]

I remember that era. Jeezy was literally, everywhere.

[@cristofe4179]

CANT BAN THE SNOWMAN

[@tonybone132]

I MEAN EVERYWHERE!!!

[@Tac-ManOfficial]

Can confirm, that man was EVERYwhere

[@PicklezTV]

Thank you clearing this air cause I was always confused on why Drama got in trouble

[@s.linastaffords6744]

the Drought 3 and No Ceilings classic

[@georgedylan7901]

Wayne was killing verses at 14 years old. The hotboy shit. On sqad up mixtapes he was 🔥🔥🔥. 500 degrees was crazy.Lights out. Fuck the world off of the block is hot. People were just not listening if all they heard was wabbilly wabbillyy

[@TheEvanduncan23]

You are correct but most who claim to be real Wayne fans showed up around 06

[@iambounceback]

Thank you George. I was going back down my Wayne path and literally I had love on that first hot boyz. The block is hot is ok for a first cd. On LIGHTS OUT he snapped. That arguably one of his best if you really fuck with Wayne. By 500 he already had the flow down and that was because of the Sqad Up mixtapes. How drama didn't think that was coming was crazy. There hadn't been shit wobbly since the block is hot. Lights Out Classic, Cater 1,2, and 3 classic. One thing that worries me bout Waynes legacy is that it wont be documented correctly. He has so much hard shit thats scattered on mixtapes especially after Carter 2. The Carter 3 bootlegs had some of the best songs like Pussy,Money,Weed that may never end up on itunes.

[@karlbantom8334]

Big facts and Til this day I have The physical copies of Wayne’s first 3 albums

[@snakeeyewilliams2895]

Amen, them boy's sleep! Wayne been spitting shit since his teenage years! Squad Wayne put the game in the cobra clutch!

[@righteousru9296]

Exactly bro... he also stepped it up on I got that work....

[@tedgraham6548]

That soundcore ad for earbuds, is what’s sup , our job gave us some for employee appreciation day.

[@Bigbankfrank12]

Love this interview ...I need to see it all...DRAMA IS THE best 👌

[@j.a.r.family2576]

Pay attention people.... there's a reason this podcast style show is blowing. MATH AND HIS MANS killing it. Letting people speak and interruption is an art. Show respect to the crew. MATH more so.

[@bedazzlinbeauty]

no fr 💯💯

[@FalafalSackz]

10 yr runs be like that 🤭

[@LakeKyle_]

These mixtapes made me the artist I am today . Extremely grateful for the ones that paved the way🙏🏾

[@righteousru9296]

I get so tired of niggas claiming Wayne wasnt spitting till then... wayne been spitting

[@Pree_Everyday]

Been spitting!! his delivery changed and punchline and metaphors went thru the roof ..

[@vinnyvega7860]

No he wasnt

[@williemazehaze8673]

That’s a fact

[@williemazehaze8673]

He was spitting since the hot boys in my opinion, he definitely took it to another level on those tapes though.

[@PerfectPunch1000]

FACTS !!

[@general5able]

Love from Trinidad 🇹🇹 🇹🇹 🇹🇹 🇹🇹 🇹🇹

[@anthonyjohnson7547]

Yo big up Math and the gang, when Drama start talking the dedication shit I got the chills man that bought back some memories 💯🎯

[@ysl_443ysl]

Squad up days… 🔥……. He was laying the groundwork for those tapes with Drama…… them squad takes with gudda gudda, Pnut, Kidd Kidd and young Yo was fire

[@diplomatboy21]

That baby blue freestyle was straight 🔥

[@BSTVsports]

Ima keep it a bean them jawns was ass he spit a ryme in that jawn ( I got a Chinese Ho she look like Yao Ming)💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩 straight garbage

[@Iamhimbutyouarenot]

*SQAD

[@nvm7191]

That ether freestyle when shit changed like oh he rappin

[@qfbaby22]

🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@BSTVsports]

This is my era. My goodness I was literally addicted to trap or die I loved it. Then when dedication 1 hit phila. He earned everyone’s respect from the gate. Then they dropped the best mixtape ever made hands down. The Dedication 2. That mixtape is better then most albums ever. Wayne was oss

[@exit1763]

" Cover my tracks like butter, so where the bread be? I see beef as dead meat "Who that, the president?" "Yeah, me" No one scare me And you ain't gotta double-dare me, hear me? Loud and clearly, rats aren't near me Wiretap niggas get blood in their earpiece I'm from New Orleans, nowhere near peace Pure beast, fear-free, dear grief Catch up, bitch, I'm in gear three Zoom gone, see you! Peace... drop one finger (Gangster!) "

[@PriCEGotBeats]

Well.. i think Meek Mill "Dreamchasers" would have something to say about that.

[@DLosr]

@@PriCEGotBeats love meek but ain’t nothing f-ing wit Wayne’s mixtape run period and Dedication 1 and 2 are still in my playlist today !!! An meek still has to get past Gucci Manes The Movie still my sh**

[@M0wi11_89]

@@PriCEGotBeats 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@BSTVsports]

@@PriCEGotBeats say about what ? That mixtape as dope as it is is not a instant classic. His real fans know flamers 2 is his best mixtape by far. It’s the one that got him signed

[@blunca22]

Dedication 2 "What I call her" track all time favorite track.

[@petecolon162]

Dj drama needs to stop saying he sees Wayne as the wobbly wobbly rapper, because the carter had already came out, his destiny’s child feature (soldier) was out and Wayne was doing his things on the squad up tapes Dram is low key trying to say Wayne got hot off the dedication. Man’s is delusional.

[@CSmoothh]

His Dream Chasers series with Meek is up there too

[@GunsArentIllegal]

Firing a SKS in Louisiana 💢 kzbin.infoBeoo9rXOOgc?feature=share

[@vjh2324]

Yeah when Wayne and Drama dropped Dedication 1 and 2 this was when Wayne made that shift from writing his lyrics to straight free styling off the dome. Wayne definitely became mean lyricist starting that time 🔥🔥 I remember them days

[@Likadawgtv]

Nah fam he did that way before drama

[@westside-fu7iv]

That was way before them tapes

[@westside-fu7iv]

10,000 bars 2002 was when the last time Wayne wrote anything

[@joey_cash]

Mans telling lies lol

[@derekaddison4835]

@@westside-fu7iv nah he wrote in jail for that light up remix

[@The_Queprint]

I can’t believe so many people missed the Lil Wayne & Jeezy beef. Wayne was sneak dissin on his “Best Rapper Alive” song and Jeezy responded on the intro to his “Can’t Ban the Snowman” mixtape.

[@MyNewYorkCity.]

Lil Wayne -no ceilings mixtape is number 1👊🏽

[@SwHoustonMobbin]

Greatest mixtape of all time 🤷🏿‍♂️🔥✌🏿

[@dloftan5539]

Nah Dedication 1 & 2 is better . And Drought 3

[@FreshhCutz]

nope. I can’t feel my face, Sqad up series , dedication 2, da drought 3 all makes no ceilings look ok.

[@InfamousMalice6]

Drought 3

[@bryancole4022]

Can't even be mad at this take

[@jeromemr757]

Dedication series ,da drought series, no ceilings , the carters series, sorry for the wait , he is the goat

[@tenhunnitcor5500]

Wayne definitely stepped it up lyrically on the dedication series. Always been a Wayne fan but Wayne’s affiliations with cam and dipset definitely helped his buzz grow bigger on the east coast. Especially when we start seeing he was banging as well. And I started seeing a lot of Gillie influence in Wayne style too around that dedication time

[@4820FIVEOH]

Wayne learned how to rap from bun b

[@michaela8121]

Gillie wrote for Wayne

[@reginaldaustin8017]

​@@michaela8121 girlie can't even write for himself lmfao

[@jmar385]

Did everyone forget Fabulous mixtape with DJ Drama No Competition The Funeral Service!!!

[@r-o-r293]

Math and the rest of the crew is on there way to becoming a mogul. This show got to be on a network. It's the more serious version of drink Champs.

[@Rajt828]

Never too late to send a brother a few dollars

[@rustynail1071]

I'm not gonna lie after Jeezy, Gucci, and Yo Gotti. I fell back on T.I's music

[@Authentic1874]

It got real gutta after that and Tip was a real lyricist it started to feel commercial though

[@jones1926]

@@Authentic1874 yeah that’s how it be when they get old the artists want to atleast sound like they are reciting a structure song. Type shit

[@SwHoustonMobbin]

@@Authentic1874 funny kuz prime T.i is better then all 3 of them.

[@Tac-ManOfficial]

@@SwHoustonMobbin lyricism wise yeah TI was washing all 3 of them but Thug Motivation 101 & Trap or Die was shitting on everything at that time (trap music wise)

[@Romeo2048]

“ that burr print “ man ! changed my whole alter ego,...... candy 🍭 lady

[@williamharris5259]

Not only do they understand the art of conversation but the subject matter is thought provoking. One of the best episodes was Royce. Definitely one of the best

[@madabawi8879]

Yes thats what I want to hear, more of the business and deals behind doors

[@GunsArentIllegal]

Raw 🔫 collection in Louisiana kzbin.infoTRMC1VYUMrs?feature=share

[@4LoKi]

I had the entire Dedication 1 memorized front to back.

[@opgam3r482]

That's classy, so when Wayne got questioned about Drama, Wayne didn't talk about Drama doing time, he was talking about how he needs to be careful with his content so those slips don't happen... I mean outside of a "no comment" that's some respect, and I like Drama picked up on that... or at least gave Wayne benefit of the doubt.

[@disciple_deshun]

Yeah, Drama put it in context... so now it makes.

[@TeflondonKEV]

Dedication 2 master piece .. def made everybody listen to em seriously

[@Nitty1st]

It’s Time For Wayne To Come 💪🏾💵

[@hathadon167thstreet]

Grew up on dj drama !! Glad he still gets the love he deserves! 24 with an old soul for the real era of rap 90s-00s

[@kdotmann]

I’m all grown, so much better with math I need a spread in the Forbes taking a Benjamin bath

[@willa.3416]

The suffix, dedications serious are the best mixtapes by Wayne. Also no ceilings.

[@taniesha64]

Dedication 2 is a classic I still play in my car.

[@dalcow1101]

Math is good at interviewing and knowing when to interject with a question and when to ask the question and type of questions.

[@LLO227]

Dj Drama is that dude!!! The Drama King is in the Building

[@7.62jack6]

I was in SC when Trap or Die dropped and I swear it was playing everywhere i went

[@EyeCue23]

Math is the biggest thing to come out of the BRC!! Salute 🫡

[@blackjoeybeats]

I remember seeing Dram and Jeezy promoting a mixtape in front of a small hole in the wall club in Conyers, Ga. Nobody recognized them, including myself, b/c It was a couple of years before anybody even knew who they were. I remember how humble and down to earth they were. It was amazing to see them take the game over shortly after that. They laid the blue-print. Atlanta was never the same after that. Much respect to these brothas. In my Dram voice: 'The grind pays off!.'

[@MasterPeace12]

Being from New Orleans. I KNEW WAYNE was that Nigga. Used to see him in the mall and act like I ain't know who he was. And I'd be at home memorizing all his shit.

[@EMUNZTA]

I fell in love with tune in the Sqad up days- dedication just stamped it

[@iambounceback]

Thank you Drama for clearing that up. When Weezy said that back then it rubbed me the wrong way a bit cause it sounded ill after they did the Dedications together. They helped Wayne to transform into that some of us knew he was way back. But after the story about them selling in retail stores I get it.

[@petecolon162]

Bro please, Wayne had already dropped the carter and was killing everything before dedication came out

[@iambounceback]

@@petecolon162 Im a Day 1 Wayne fan so you don't have to tell me that but he wasn't even look at in the same realm as Jay by a lot of people until that time. At first you could tell Baby nem didn't even like it until he showed and proved around Carter 1. The SQ mixtapes and then dedication helped him be reborn almost! You see even Drama said he thought it was gone be some Wobble Wobble shit which is wild!

[@codybanxx]

Cody Banxx-SPLENDID VISUALIZER

[@Frank-fk3vf]

♥️♥️love U Math U are the best always

[@Original_jataro]

Salute for this interview right here! Drama a legend fa sho

[@FullerUp]

You can’t miss when you play ANY DEDICATION mixtape 🔥

[@MillZ56]

Even the latest D6 & D6.5 are fire and I still have on rotation

[@thegodinhere]

" I need it all right now...last summer I had drama girl...not right now"...prolly the dopest subiminal diss bar I ever heard in my life

[@diplomatboy21]

Yea I can't front that was a kill shot fr

[@bigjoshrob3749]

So Wayne was right. He should have been moving smarter

[@betabetapsi]

That part

[@mrovey84]

Being from South Carolina, I’ve always thought Wayne was the GOAT. Dedication 1 opened him up to a broader regional push. That Dedication 2 tho!!! I remember being in Seattle, WA and they was killing that mixtape. I knew then Wayne was on his way nationally, thanks Dram for assisting with getting him out to the masses. Dedication, best mixtape series ever

[@Tac-ManOfficial]

I’m from Tacoma, WA and I can confirm we were slappin Dedication 1,2 & 3 heavy along with the drought/drought is over tapes as well, although out Washington! I put every single 1 of my homies on like aye bruh that new Wayne tape is crazy go listen to it!

[@The_M_Files]

Thank you Math. Sincerely, -The Culture

[@SoulOfTheSouth]

Aww BCD! I remember that company. They’ll take artists albums and mixtapes, duplicate them and put them in stores without their permission. I use to see the CDs in corner stores in Texas in my hometown.

[@SoulOfTheSouth]

@Milly Exactly 🤣.

[@shawnhudson6649]

Yup that's how I got all the G Unit mixtapes before whoo kid joints

[@putemintheboat6784]

"Those tapes made me love Wayne." Facts.

[@rodgerhughes8802]

Da drought 3 is the best mixtape EVER HANDS DOWN

[@UrbanMediaReview]

His tapes were in FYE. I was like wth 🤣. A mixtape should NEVER float that heavy it's for the STREETS.

[@SlimDeeZuL]

0:54 "Juice" Inspired DJ Drama to want to Become a DJ! Mmmmmmmmm... 🤔

[@patsnation8427]

*Dedication 2 is great I still think Drought 3 is the best mixtape ever imo.*

[@vinnyvega7860]

No its not

[@blackjesus4525]

@@vinnyvega7860 to him it is… geez y’all just be looking to argue like females lol

[@vonniev0n]

"I didn't know what to do with the money" I felt that

[@godsgifted__est8655]

Esso should make merch with him saying " Your Frontal lobe wasn't develop yet"

[@jaybry4282]

I still listen to dedication 2 HEAVY STILL to this day and this interview made me wanna hear ot ahain

[@jaybry4282]

@Milly mixtapes will always be better than albums

[@jaybry4282]

@Milly 👊 every artist has their best music in the mixtape portion of it

[@thebagnchannel]

DJ Drama is being Modest during this interview and situations not humble... And I respect it and him to the utmost!

[@wholistichealthandknowledg2156]

Da Drought 3 is DEFINITELY what put Wayne on the map for his lyricism and it was better than Dedication 2.

[@ruffcity20]

FACTS

[@dontexclusive7722]

Super dope 💯

[@christophermhudson09]

Irony of hearing the bootlegger complain about somebody bootlegging his shit is hilarious 😂😂 "they just bootlegged all my shit and started selling it"😂

[@papeperview]

IM FROM PA and i knew WAYNE could spit since SQUAD UP mixtapes

[@thayoungan]

All of the dedication joints was great.. it’s Wayne

[@alcidesambriz6665]

Math once again thx for the perfect show. 👏🏿👏🏿

[@skwskw9732]

Dedication 2 was a classic.

[@skinsnation4404]

At one point in Maryland you couldn’t pull up to a stoplight, store, block or chill spot without hearing Gucci!! That was some of the best times

[@jrallday]

DJ DRAMA 🖤

[@bigel7908]

My chick be asking why, I don't go suit and tie. Cause they put that on you when you die" A shot at jay z....

[@timlewis232]

As a dj...I really understand what he felt when he explained that DJ CLUE moment. hUMBLE

[@drphot6050]

Modest*

[@John--John]

Ayy yo. That hat doee!!! Goes now-and-later dumb dumb

[@vl2100]

is it crazy that I time the "its Hoffa" now lmaooo

[@williambrown2331]

I gotta put Trap or Die above Dedication 2

[@J_Money3]

So happy that I grew up In this era thank u god…It’s Gangsta Grillzzzz

[@georgiapower3436]

That would be a CRAZY debate on social media

[@d.felixphoto2260]

Dj Drama, Don Cannon, Willie da Kid, Sincere AKA Spree Wilson, Dj BranNu, Walt Serge Durand Detroit Red....... CAU parties and the music scene was different back in the day. Glad I was able to witness it first hand....

[@TheGuyJacksonPodcast]

Math these story's be Legendary

[@dekexz19]

Bruh Esso kills me with the “frontal lobe” shit😂😂😂😂

[@berrissmith]

@fatjoe is a prophet the guess keep getting bigger and bigger keep up the the hustle

[@DSincere]

Gangsta Grillz is cemented in the culture.

[@crayprism1926]

Long story short drama started selling his mixtapes like he was a label 😂

[@MillZ56]

Beige privilege lol