Stretch Money on Threats, Influencing Detroit, Bill & Isiah Tape, DoorDashing | Kid L Podcast

Follow @Kid.L.Video on Instagram for podcast updates!
@StretchMoney Interview. He responds to threats, recent hate, and call-outs. Stretch Money talks about his rise to fame with his song, "Takes Money to Make Money." He talks about the rise fizzling out because his crew had gone to prison, including himself. We talk about how Stretch influenced the city with his musical marketing genius. He also responds to Al Nuke and other people that have concerns and issues with him. We also talk about Doughboyz Cashout and Teameastside uniting on stage this past weekend. Stretch has recently been involved in Hip Hop and talks about his Bill & Isiah tape with Valid.
00:00:00 - Intro
00:01:04 - School System
00:04:49 - Fan Base
00:06:29 - Detroit Music Shifted
00:10:20 - My Career Run
00:11:02 - Growing Up
00:21:33 - Starting Music Career
00:23:08 - Take Money to Make Money
00:32:49 - One Hit Wonder
00:35:47 - Al Nuke Response
00:39:26 - Brushed Me Away
00:42:30 - Crew Went to Prison
00:48:13 - Doughboyz and Teameastside
00:54:12 - Detroit Was Always On
00:57:04 - Original “Come Back” Plan
01:04:41 - Starting a New Run
01:08:13 - Bill and Isiah with Valid
01:12:06 - Eminem & Shade45
01:16:42 - Rap and Life
01:22:03 - Detroit Game
01:28:11 - J Cole on Complex
01:30:36 - Detroit Sound Has Been This
01:34:08 - How I Marketed
01:41:44 - Street Rap vs Hip Hop
01:48:30 - Bandcamp
01:49:45 - Threats
01:51:20 - Doordashing

[@CannabisChris313]

Take Money To Make Money, In My Hood, and Wat Up Doe are probably the most 3 requested songs at WJLB during that 2006-2007 era

[@JHeezy313]

Stop lying 😂😂😂. The man had ONE hit. Yall need to stop being in denial because he's one of your favorite rappers 🤦🏿‍♂️

[@CannabisChris313]

Bro can you read? I said in my hood, Take money to make money , and wat up doe were the most requested songs on wjlb in that time era when It was hot and when stretch, kdeezy, and tone tone were the hottest in the city. The rap game was a lot different in the city then. Nobody said anything about anyone having more than one hit mfz gotta learn how to read and comprehend before shooting off comments. If you grew up in a certain time era meaning you were a kid when certain Detroit rap was popular then ofc he's going to be someone's favorite rapper of that time or he'll be some type of influence like anyone else for anyone else 💡

[@J.CWorld]

@@CannabisChris313people definitely don’t read

[@lightskameraakshon8109]

Respect from Canada Known of Stretch Money for a long time , initially from hearing take money to make money when I visited Detroit and DJ Clay played it at a ICP party and then he was Eshams Butcher Shop compilation and he also did a record with Royce Da 5’9 that was getting some steam. But I gotta say his work with VALID is the best lyrical moments from him and his latest singles are proof of great evolution as well. Looking forward to his future in 2024. Peace to Kid L for always coming through !

[@TheClayStationOfficial]

Wow !! Hella fresh . Stretch is that dude . Much love 🤘🏽🤘🏽💪🏽💪🏽

[@Galvezreborn]

Stretch is one of the detroit GOATS love his feature on denmark vessey martin lucid dream and bruiser wolf new shit

[@CannabisChris313]

This was a great interview from a legend!

[@dwananddawndavis2323]

Mercy! This cat here is the truth! He helped me with working through some sensitive areas in my life and express it through music. #useme!

[@drepenn81gmail]

Stretch is smart man. I think he should be in a lot more features

[@k.o.dblakk9821]

Let’s go stretch money #detroitlegend

[@Getyourdoe]

I've never heard his catalog, but since the beef I've heard a few interviews, which made me look up some of his music that i wasn't aware of,

[@joesegler5421]

Glad to see you around still I remember them goLd shoes back in the mad money, Hazel's place days.

[@cmillz6017]

From a person whos been around the underground scene when stretch dropped take money to make money, it was breath of fresh air! And at the time tone tone, k deezy and stretch were 3 main guys for quite some time! You have to give people their flowers when theyve seen success like that! And is still doing his dance to this day... And speaking on clothing brands his Rebel brand looks pretty fire and should have a little more respect for that aswell! Legend

[@Eastside76]

Good interview MULA dats love mentioning EASTSIDE CHEDDABOYZ

[@GameCubeDatDude]

Stretch money the man ya understand that!

[@antbell_313_abmg]

Keep going strong, Stretch! keep up the great interview, Kid L! I appreciate this.

[@swills2579]

Let’s go Stretch! Teach me. Need a podcast 💯

[@KidLVideo]

HD IS STILL PROCCESSING!

[@wgwshows]

i love stretch money... he's hilarious and real ...grreat job L

[@Flashh313]

Good interview my boy well spoken

[@GQue5050]

Best rapper in Detroit

[@stnradio1634]

Great interview

[@chicospaintingco]

Stretch let Detroit know we could do it. He needs wayyy more flowers.

[@trevorborom7332]

Slum Village was first but Stretch is a Detroit Legend.

[@ametcalfjr830]

I remember he was selling CDs TJ Barber shop on the Eastside and bought the jkwon album from smh and the next year stretch money was all on the he radio lol I WAS 16BRO I STARTED RAPPING BCUZ OF YOU I WAS A YKUNG HOMELESS NIGGA FROM SOITHWEST DETROIT TRYNA MAKE IT...GET THAT DOUGH GOT MW THROW ALOT OF THOUGH TIMES BRO THANK YOU STRETCH....LOVE

[@zena7109]

Best Rapper Outta Detroit 💯

[@christinaheskett4251]

Hot lava we around the same age I use to rock that stretch money grinding 💪🏾

[@MaximumTruuuth]

Not knowing “Oh Boy”… makes this guy lose all credibility on Detroit rap if we being honest

[@johng9207]

Cheddar Boys

[@stephenstocker6393]

Ngl I forgot about this cat. Glad to see him pop up on my feed today. Detroit

[@mackboi_tye2372]

U gotta get chedda boy malik or tuff tone on here

[@rjjaxx9135]

Legend 💯

[@Stank-Stankson]

I heard some lame mf named DJ Thouwow have the audacity to say in an interview that Kansas City had the Detroit sound first. Smgdh 😂😂😂

[@user-gy5ge5lf8w]

Streach money 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@Lionstacker]

🔥🔥🔥

[@rosewayportraits]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 great interview finally got the legend up there

[@burn8175]

The fact that he’s criss cross applesauce on a sofa with forces on is insane. I can’t even focus on the interview 🤦🏽‍♂️

[@brianjones9980]

They should have pushed My City with Helleva and all the Detroit team My City and remix. By BJ ibelieverecord I had the mall on greenfield and grand river.

[@chicospaintingco]

I remember Crain giving me a cd before Take money came out and it was banging. I was hooked since then. I even went to see stretch at wayne state doing a performance for the nation of islam.

[@Eastside76]

I’m watching dis podcast bro don’t even fully understand the history of Detroit music

[@nameunavailable8995]

That’s cuz all these groupies gas him up , then when someone calls him out for being a vulture , the whole city act like they just can’t see it , we need more black podcasters (not say cheese , dju) we need non messy podcasters who don’t follow VLAD format, or if we got someone who isn’t black , at least let them be well informed and not relying on hype to be accepted

[@jojofomo2924]

Only good rap was recognized back in the day or you have to have stayed relevant for a long time stretch money got bars I believe and is a legend from Detroit but also an underdog that is overlooked

[@DetroitDrew313]

Best Kid L interview yet. I’ve been listening to Stretch since I was 17, literally half of my life

[@KidLVideo]

Thank you

[@will_got_skills8145]

Imagine if Stretch money did it takes money to make money on the stage that night💨💨

[@foelifeim_juv3864]

Stretch was actually was a. Lyrist fasho take money make money was my shit but it wasn't my fav song he did GET THAT DOUGH was my shit i actually played that more when i was grinding out there fr that song got me threw some shit i brought every album he had even Nick Speed and the Royce 59 mixtape i think it was i heard him on honestly thats only song i played on that mixtape i think stretch could been on Empire because he actually makes music with lyrics over seas big on this type rap prison medsed alot things up but he got skills keep it going specially indie In DETROIT LEGEND fasho one pioneers in this game he style is unique he sounds like nobody had his on lane Seven the General and Stretch Herk Calucoe Juan Should did more music Together All LEGENDS AND U NOT MIMICING NONE THEY MUSIC ITS TOO REAL U GT LIVE IT FIRST MAKE THAT TYPE MUSIC I WAS SURPRISED STRETCH DIDNT GET SNATCHED UP BY EMINEM HIM AND JUAN NOW WE PROBABLY KNOW WHY IF U ACTUALLY LISTEN JUAN MUSIC U KNOW WHY HE MISSED OUT ON THE EMINEM SITUATION HE TOLD US IN HIS MUSIC BBEN GLOBAL🏆🌍📡🌐🎚️🎛️🔐

[@TheMimi4000]

Spoken like a true eastsider the west will never be this confident without the antics 😮‍💨😮‍💨 so unique and he serious af

[@JohnDoe-wm8lm]

This statement makes no sense at all

[@johng9207]

NICCA STOP IT DETROIT IS ḌETROIT W/$ DEXTER

[@jaecashjc]

Y’all keep confusing backpack rap and hip hop. Stretch Money has a great voice and pen.

[@ramon5017]

Kid L not even from the city

[@johng9207]

Your point

[@ramon5017]

@@johng9207 a oustsider

[@devenwilliams1971]

Try Me by Dej was a WORLD WIDE RECORD! He think Takes money to make money is the ultimate song but it was only a local success 🤦🏾‍♂️🗑

[@Jposey]

That last sentence not true, it was definitely everywhere

[@lightskameraakshon8109]

@@Jposeyit was def played in Clubs in Toronto back in 06-07 It was everywhere. I first heard it in Detroit and after that heard it everywhere. One time I was at Walden Galleria in Buffalo and Dr Jays store was playing it

[@Jposey]

@@lightskameraakshon8109 I believe it! I’m from Detroit but I was young when the song dropped, I didn’t even know it was a Detroit song until recently. It was in movies and everything, definitely wasn’t just local