Tray Little
Jun 24, 2026 · 40 min · 12 segments
Send us Fan Mail Tray Little is on fire - from the wicked streets of Detroit to sexy-ass Miami, from a Kid from the Block to Rapper on tour to…
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Jun 24, 2026 · 40 min · 12 segments
Send us Fan Mail Tray Little is on fire - from the wicked streets of Detroit to sexy-ass Miami, from a Kid from the Block to Rapper on tour to…
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Trey LittleGuest
Robin LaneHost
What makes you different in the way you would tell a rap story from others? Because when I spoke to you, when I met you on the street, what you told me was your stories were clean.
You know, the things I've been through and then, but it's always hidden lessons in it.
So I'll talk about, let's say, you know, you got young guys shooting up cars, shooting up houses, killing each other.
But I talk about how they was raised by itself and violence is the only way to get attention.
And even if I talk about having guns, the truth behind it is license, law abiding citizens, second amendment, and you really got to pay attention instead of just hearing a song and be like, oh, turn this off, another rap song.
So, but you had kind of two careers, right? One is as a rapper and the other is what? Real estate person? I don't quite explain that to me because it's an unusual combination.
So what happened was I started taking off as a rapper, meaning like more visibility, more opportunities, getting paid to do it.
And then I started documenting everything on social media and gained 2 million followers doing that.
It's mostly I'm pouring in money trying to buy my childhood block, the same one that raised
When I, when I grew up over there, it was a lot of people, even though, you know, like I explained, it was a lot of violent stuff happening.
What makes you different in the way you would tell a rap story from others? Because when I spoke to you, when I met you on the street, what you told me was your stories were clean.
You know, the things I've been through and then, but it's always hidden lessons in it.
So I'll talk about, let's say, you know, you got young guys shooting up cars, shooting up houses, killing each other.
But I talk about how they was raised by itself and violence is the only way to get attention.
And even if I talk about having guns, the truth behind it is license, law abiding citizens, second amendment, and you really got to pay attention instead of just hearing a song and be like, oh, turn this off, another rap song.
So, but you had kind of two careers, right? One is as a rapper and the other is what? Real estate person? I don't quite explain that to me because it's an unusual combination.
So what happened was I started taking off as a rapper, meaning like more visibility, more opportunities, getting paid to do it.
And then I started documenting everything on social media and gained 2 million followers doing that.
It's mostly I'm pouring in money trying to buy my childhood block, the same one that raised
When I, when I grew up over there, it was a lot of people, even though, you know, like I explained, it was a lot of violent stuff happening.
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