Funkmaster Flex

doing the turntablism and making scratches into his own instrument.

And, you know, this may sound, I'm an underground head, but I also have to give a shout out to Funk Flex because he was one of the first DJs, besides being a wildly successful radio DJ, you know, his mixtapes, you know, were one of the first things that actually broke through to the mainstream and started to make this concept of of mixtapes are popular things.

So I got, I got love for all the DJs, Tony touch.

I got love for, uh, you know, I used to listen to his mixtapes like crazy, like Ron G, you know, back in the day, any of the old mixtape DJs were, were, were people who introduced me to music.

And he's been somebody who's been down with real rap for a long time.

Yes, of course.

Same thing about Funk Flex.

People want to talk about the mainstream stuff that they do, which is true, because that's where the money is.

Oh, John B.

Then I saw Funkmaster Flex.

I said, what? Oh, we getting somewhere.

This seems good.

Either listening to Chuck Chill Out in the Mix or, uh, DJ Red Alert or, um, I just said his name the other day

Funkmaster Flex?

Nah.

Flex too young.

I like that, man.

All my Funkmaster Flex shit over

here.

No, you, listen, man.

I think Chicago Bears missed the playoffs this year.

I feel like I need Funkmaster Flex to come in here and drop some bombs.

I feel like this is, man,

okay.