Every session was a moment, but the most memorable hands down is when Pun got his own engineer drunk and then got mad at him for fucking up.

I don’t remember the song, I just remember I came in and there was Hennessy and Coors Light and he was kicking his own homeboy out.

Pun’s shit was you take a shot of Henny and then you down as much Coors Light as you can. He gets us all drunk, and then he still wanted to record.

It was funny because the engineer was like “huh” and Pun was flipping on him.

I was on Taxstone’s Podcast and he asked if it was true that somebody hit him on the head with a bottle and I said I heard that.

And I’m entitled to believe Hov. Hov called me and took time out his busy schedule. I wouldn’t have called Nore if I was Hov.

But the fact is he did call and it was interesting what he said and how he said. He said, “I don’t care if the world knows the truth, I care if you know the truth.”

Immediately I was like, “How do I fix this?” Instead of me going on an interview and correcting it, why not correct it on a lyric?

When you’re 38 years old and you’re a man, it’s not being a sucker to be sorry. If I had something wrong, I would like to correct it, because that’s what men do.