Oct 6, 2026 · 1 hr 13 min · 12 segments
The culture was all over the place in this one... and that's exactly how we like it.On Episode 25 of the GTKPRS Podcast, Trap Bradshaw is joined by Lex Diamond, Glasses Malone, Uncle Trill, and…
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You know what I'm saying? So once you show that, that i- instantly brings the heat down.
We see the c- we jump into a cop getting killed, and w- where that might take us, but if you also show that that same, that same space, we tried to save his life for whatever the reason, you know what I mean? It softens it, and now we can properly, uh, fly off the, uh, you know what I'm saying? Get off the, uh-
... like, naturally in storytelling it's pretty much one plus one equals two, right? Is that fair to say, PG? It's pretty simple.
But I feel like things, especially in today's time, right, could be more symbolic.
Like, like you, you could just use "fuck the police" in the same instance and create the same environment to let people know that this show is about dope dealers trying to make it in the rap game.
If, if you actually sh- y- you could use "fuck the police", you could, you could do a couple simple things, right? And achieve the same thing.
Because the show goes on, right, in the pilot to, you know, to, to the police tripping.
And then the whole, the whole season, the police is trying to get a grips on what's happening with this rap shit crossing over with this, you know, D-Boying and gangbanger shit.
Remember, this is all right around the same time, time period where the Rodney King and shit is happening.
You know what I'm saying? So once you show that, that i- instantly brings the heat down.
We see the c- we jump into a cop getting killed, and w- where that might take us, but if you also show that that same, that same space, we tried to save his life for whatever the reason, you know what I mean? It softens it, and now we can properly, uh, fly off the, uh, you know what I'm saying? Get off the, uh-
... like, naturally in storytelling it's pretty much one plus one equals two, right? Is that fair to say, PG? It's pretty simple.
But I feel like things, especially in today's time, right, could be more symbolic.
Like, like you, you could just use "fuck the police" in the same instance and create the same environment to let people know that this show is about dope dealers trying to make it in the rap game.
If, if you actually sh- y- you could use "fuck the police", you could, you could do a couple simple things, right? And achieve the same thing.
Because the show goes on, right, in the pilot to, you know, to, to the police tripping.
And then the whole, the whole season, the police is trying to get a grips on what's happening with this rap shit crossing over with this, you know, D-Boying and gangbanger shit.
Remember, this is all right around the same time, time period where the Rodney King and shit is happening.
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