Trick Trick

Like I said, I work with celebrities.

I recently got to meet up with this artist named Trick Trick out of Detroit.

He's Eminem's artist.

Okay.

I'm hitting all the stars, y'all.

I'm pulling up.

And Trick Trick, he was like, yo, come to my rehearsal.

And he told me, he was like, man, I normally don't answer fans because I don't know people personally.

you know what i'm saying and he's still growing as a as a as a fortunate entertainment business man so this is what it is so when i picked him over there band gang line he's been gone a long time he just just came back you know what i'm saying so i'm judging i was judging current impact right right with the exception of trick but even trick still even though trick is like right trick still right i think it would get to a point where we snap and trick I wanted to say snap, bad as a motherfucker.

But when you look at, not musically, but when you look at the overall impact of what Trick Trick meant to the city of Detroit, good or bad, you can't take away from the fact that he represented in a way that nobody else has ever done.

Trying to control shit for the positive, for the better.

No fly zone, making sure that people weren't taking advantage of the city.

You know what I'm saying? Like a lot of shit that Trick Trick was doing really was for the community and the culture.

Like, And Snap does that too.

And also there's a lot of connecting points too.