Bushwick Bill

It's about how many of these bands have discovered Jesus.

It's been fascinating to go back and see Brian Welsh from Korn and Alice Cooper and the lead singer of Three Doors Down and of Megadeth and Gwen Stefani, even Bushwick Bill from the Ghetto Boys, proclaiming their faith in Jesus.

But the one that struck me the most over the last few weeks has been Billy Corrigan.

I don't know if you're familiar with The Smashing Pumpkins.

Hell yeah.

The same, you know? It's like, not everyone's lucky enough to be Bushwick Bill and make a great rap song and not watch the movie at all.

Nothing in that song happened in that movie, but shout out to Bushwick Bill.

Um, [laughs] good to see you, man.

All right, uh, next question, Violent J.

I wasn't a huge fan of this record, but going back and listening to it, I actually really liked it.

But it was hard for me to pick a song, and I'm sure everyone thinks I'm going to pick the Bushwick Bill song off there, but I actually didn't think that was worth picking or one of the better songs off the album.

um and again i think i mentioned before and i'll say it again i really like twisted when they get in their feels they're kind of ballady slow songs when they're talking about their feelings and emotions like i typically that isn't the kind of thing that i dig but when twisted does it i really dig it and i chose afraid of me off the green book i i really like that kind of slower in the field song.

Um, I don't know it super well because I didn't really listen to green book that much, but in my re listening to it, that one really stood out to me.

Don't know yet.

We shall see, since Halloween is on a weekend, as, uh, the late Bushwick Bill said.

All right.

And on that note, let's get out of here.

Your thoughts on the locker room situation and keeping everybody focused.

I'm going to quote the great philosopher Bushwick Bill.

He said, reputation ain't blank, rhymes with hit, you see, because what you done did in the past don't excite me.

And that's how I felt about the defense going into the season.

The number two is the ending for Mighty Death Pop, which is forever, but it's with the Ghetto Boys.

Because if you have a dope song and you add the Ghetto Boys to the dope song, it makes it even fucking doper because it had Bushwick.

And I was thinking, I was like, man, what a career Bushwick had.

He was on the fucking Chronic.

He fucking rapped with the Insane Clown Posse.

And I hope...

There is a Willie D Scarface ICP collab in our future.

Cause that Bushwick one can't happen, but the rest can.

And, I mean, they were trying to be scary, and they're trying to be, you know.

I mean, the man had Bushwick Bill.

Remember Bushwick Bill? I remember that name.

A little short rapper guy that his girlfriend shot him in the eye, I believe.

Okay.