Blow the Whistle

They're playing game two tonight? Yeah.

Now, don't let Murph hear that, because Murph will tell you that Blow the Whistle is an Oakland song only.

Murph and I, one of our most heated arguments when I was on the morning show.

Murph knows some short, huh? Dude, one of our most heated arguments ever was on the morning show.

I mean, Pauly was like, yeah, Murph, I don't know how you do it.

Murph was pissed because they played it on a Friday night.

Somebody played Blow the Whistle at Oracle Park.

Oh, for a Giants game.

So I'm just, I'm too short, man.

And I'm like, at some point, like 20 years into my career, I make this song blow the whistle.

What is, that is so, so...

I want to say this for people that...

It's so many people, like so many people who are like, like the music got to a lot of places like colleges and people that you would never think would know Too Short.

And it's just that audience, like you said, you quote me to the kids and stuff like the trinkle down from the audience I received, is amazing.

So when a song like Blow the Whistle comes along years later, after this amazing career, it's just the icing on the cake.

It

Freaky Tales and shit.

Or Blow the Whistle.

Yeah.

First Short wasn't rapping about giving a fuck about a song on the radio.

Unintentional.

Pablo's favorite song is Two Shorts' 2006 hit, Blow the Whistle.

Okay.

I'm sure it is.

If we're telling the truth, it's a Hammer record.

Like, I know, like, "Blow the Whistle" is probably up there.

Like, they're the E-40 records, like-

"Blow the Whistle" is crazy.

[laughs]

It was an E-40 record you could probably-