pgLang

'Cause at the end of the day, you know, you, you come up in the house, but as a man you wanna go out and, you know, build your own thing.

That's why you got PG Lang now, you know? And going back to something that you said earlier, Justin, when I ...

I remember talking to Dave, a lot of things they do at PG Lang have nothing to do ...

Most of the stuff they do have nothing to do with music.

They're doing so many things over there that, that's just going under the radar that's happening in, uh, in retail and with these corporations that they're working with and doing s- and different cam- marketing strategies and campaigns that they're doing.

Music is a very small portion of what PG Lang does.

So I think in somebody like Kendrick, I think he's playing such a role in that.

He's getting a lot of his rocks off wi- with, in creativity doing that, and also with AZChik and some of the other stuff he's doing.

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"We got it from the TDE, PGLand inside, Terrell just be dissing everybody." Talk about this on the radio station, everything.

They motherfucking popping.

That nigga Top, that nigga Top was like, "Man, you fucking crazy, my nigga." [laughs]

Just, just for, uh, Damaris' question.

If you stayed on TDE, obviously Kendrick leaves, does PGLang.

Yep.

Beef happens.

But AZ said to him, like the project was done like as far along as him and his team could get it.

And then they brought it to PG Lang and got Dot involved in that whole team.

to finalize it and he said da was getting on him about nailing down his hooks and melodies which was crazy to just get this insight in an interview that we're getting this like first person advice from kendrick kendrick was like you got your verses down but now push for those hooks and melodies better which which is great advice because i think kendrick was there at a certain point too if you think about like section 80 kendrick it's like yeah he can already rap but then when you get that jump where dre gets involved and starts giving him this advice about hooks and melodies that's when you get good kid Matt City.

So I almost feel like this is a torch passing moment of Kendrick showing AZ Check the ropes the way Dre showed TDE the ropes back in the day.

But I almost like felt Tyler's presence throughout the album, if that makes sense.

Yeah, totally.

i'd love to hear what this sound like before pg lang got involved because i mean what would be the pg lang polishing sound right we might never know but whatever it is it works

yeah i don't think it's like a style i think it's like they actually know how to give that artist the best thing that that artist needs so it's gonna look different for every artist i think that's the right approach