A Boogie wit da Hoodie

Which is a radical assertion of control.

And you see a similar resilience with A Boogie.

Oh, right.

He moved from San Antonio to Martinsville, Virginia, right?

So what did you do this past weekend and, uh, Tuesday off day as well?

You know, I, I, I got a chance to go see A-Boogie with the Hoodie, if anybody's familiar-

Pretty good?

... with A-Boogie.

Yeah.

Got to relive my 2016 life.

[laughs]

Got to listen to A-Boogie.

any artist you want that are alive four it's this year four

okay definitely a boogie with a hoodie um neo wow We're gonna go with Youngboy.

Okay.

And then my last one.

Now, who did you give me for number one? Because we're keeping Neo at the

end.

I think I said A Boogie.

Yeah, you did.

Happy birthday to her.

And it was A Boogie and DaBaby had a concert at the arena on Friday.

DaBaby or the, like Lil Baby

or DaBaby? DaBaby and A Boogie.

Oh, that's cool.

Yeah, it was super cool.

So when Vaughn and I talk about football on this podcast throughout the seasons or last season or this season, it's because I was able to be there, sit down with him in some of the meetings and things like that.

But going back to this past week, I told my daughters, I said, hey, look, on Friday, if you want to do a party.

You got to enjoy it, because if you don't enjoy it, just... ain't for you anymore man because the game is so changed from when i started so i can imagine from when you guys started how it's just so different now

and one thing one thing i like about you your relationship guy like you know i mean like you've known this forever you know what i'm saying and then again like we said before this whole 50 thing hasn't started last night you know you got a relationship with cardi a boogie like your relationship guy and i've seen your interviews and we've had you in a few uh the platforms interview wise but like Like, how important are these to you? Like, just, you know, watering these relationships no matter what, especially the organic ones, you know what

I mean? Okay, for instance, somebody called me the other day and they're like, yo, um...

can you, can you get Boogie to do this? You know, I know he wants this.

Yep,

yep Yeah, that's a fact.

So listen, it's safe to say here that Timeless, Spin King, A Boogie is the biggest song you've done thus far.

Is that safe to say?

Yeah.

Um, he brought A Boogie out.

King stays the king, man.

Boogie, when Kehlani brought him out, Barclays erupted.

Madison Square Garden, everyone went fucking nuts for A Boogie.

Bronx, another Bronx legend.

He then brought out another Bronx legend.

But the one thing I gotta go back to is how it changed so many times.

So even like, of course, we had the hip hop wave, like thick hip hop, and then we see, I would almost say the GS9 wave come, like with Bobby Smyrna, that was different, right? And then even like A Boogie, that was different.

You was making music all through this time, though.

Did your style ever change? Or, like, was it changing as...