My dad took me my mom and my brothers to a concert with this dude named Norman Brown. That was my first ever concert and I was four years old. I remember it vividly. This man was playing the guitar, then he took his shirt off and he was like in a white tee just playing the guitar like Norman Brown. Then I was like what, and then I took my shirt off because I had a white tee under and I was like I wanna be like that guy.

, I used to always wear Dickies. I don’t know what it is bruh, I used to fight in Dickies. Dickies was shit. Like you seen me with a Dickie on, yeah I’m gonna go like fade somebody or I’m just wearing black pants and I didn’t have no like skinny jeans like I didn’t wear that shit. And Three Six Mafia because that’s what everyone was comparing Raider Klan too. Then you have Wu Tang because that’s how deep we was. Because there was mad people in our own Raider Klan. And then Dipset because we was some fly ass niggas but we just seem like fly ass niggas.

It’s a nod to parents. I been making waves way before nostalgic. Like nostalgic 64 was the first tape and I had song called parents, where your momma aint shit and your daddy aint shit. So when I said dad, he was just like ey, that was literally a nod to what I came up on what I created. And I been making waves way before nostalgic. So lets go back before nostalgic 64 and what you get is 3 mix tapes back when I in Raider Klan, which was king remember, which was king of the mischievous self and strictly from Raiders nostalgic came after those three tapes.

I think I’m pretty much growing spiritually. My moms a Jehova’s Witness. She would try to bring me to church and her mother, god rest her soul, she was a Jehova’s Witness too and even used to either go to church with my mom or church with my grandmother. But even, including my dad, they had several religions. My dad went to a baptist church. My dad is not really the typical spiritual guy, like oh super Christian, my dad just like you know, it’s good to stay prayed up you know. It’s good to have that, have your sinner protected.

Not really playing with some words because, that was actually a shout to both Fat Pat and my brother Treon. My brother Treon, every time he used to come on the block he be like, oh yeah boy, what it do? Don’t even look at you, he was like what it do? And then clap you up and just keep it moving. But the whole imma act one, two, stop the track bring it back, what it do. That was my spin on what Fat Pat said on like one of his freestyles. That’s pretty much like flip of that.

Me and my dad, for as long as I can remember. Everytime I would ride with my dad it would be me and my brother Luke, or one of my brothers be in the car, and he would just tell us stories of like his childhood and stuff like that. Stuff he learned, his time in the military, well not military but, time in the marine corps. And just you know, him always pushing forward on what we wanted we wanted to do with our lives, my dad was really big on that. With art school, even when I got kicked out, he was the one who got me in to art school, and he was the one who taught me how to draw in the first place. When it came down to music, you know, me dad and my mom kept mad music around the house. Like that is literally what it is, but when it came down to what I wanted to do and my music I would tell my dad like Yeah! I got on to Mischa Blog when Mischa Blog was a thing. Oh dad I got on complex! When complex was a thing. My dad actually flew out with me for my first out of town show in LA. That was dope because, it was my dad! You know he was like yo, you can do this show, I just gotta come with you. I was like all right cool.

What’s the point of giving you a Denzel Curry feature, when you’re not working hard you know what I mean? Like you aint trying to work you just think I’m gonna just give you everything and that’s what its gon be. My feature doesn’t mean shit if you aint putting in the work.