Little Robert Hutton

And I'm really very curious to see how people absorb the whole thing.

But let's start first with just like, I know you guys have previously collaborated before on Little Robert Hutton.

I think, Locus, you had like three or four beats maybe on that one.

like some of my favorite, favorite tracks are produced by you on that.

That's when I said, actually, you know, like me and Jamal are friends, too.

And so I kind of went it went from there.

I was working on Little Robert Hutton when Locus made himself aware of us and me.

And it was a few years that I was working on Little Robert Hutton.

things off with the first track black don't crack there's a very like late 80s early 90s sort of focused style of the beat at least that's what i'm picking up very breakbeat uh heavy you know it's got big beats it's got um like a public enemy type sample a run dmc type beat like every single rapper gets their own beat um what was the the thought process behind that and what went into the choices for each of the rappers

Okay, so my last album, Little Robert Hutton, and I'm telling this story.

This is becoming part of the mythology.

So the last record, it took me maybe like three minutes to come in with my vocals.

Let me ask

you this.

From Robert Hutton to this, like, title-wise, because you think about that.

So what was it to go from...