Yo, what's up it's Juicy J, I'm about to see which one of these rap hits get my cosign.
The one thing about me as far the word "hit,” I never say a song is a hit until it becomes a hit.
It's a lot of records that have got nominated and won Grammys that probably wasn't really hits.
I don't call a song a hit until I hear it in the club, hear people talking about it,
and then I'll be like "Okay, that's a hit."
Or I may have like 20 songs, and I listen to all the songs, and just one of them will
just stick out and I'll go to sleep on it, I wake up singing the same song.
So you know you got a record that's really catchy and it’s in your ear.
You walking down the street, smoking some weed, running into the bathroom, chilling
watching a movie, that song … you just find yourself just singing that song without even
just trying.
That's pretty much a good song, a good single.
Not a hit yet, not a hit, but I would say a good single.
Release it, if people give the same reaction then it's a hit.
I'm kind of superstitious with that.
The chains, in a dungeon somewhere, you know what I'm saying?
Yeah, the festivals gon’ love that record.
When that record come on, it’s gonna go crazy over that joint.
I like it and I’m gonna tell you why I like it.
It's different.
I always believe in something different.
I feel like different shit works.
‘Cause everybody always doing the same thing.
Anytime somebody come out with a hit record or whatever.
Everybody just flocks to that sound.
So this is something totally different though.
I like the beat.
He got the Three 6 Mafia vibes too.
You know what I'm saying?
Dark strings, stuff like that.
And then I just like how he’s singing.
He sound kind of like almost like opera a little bit.
His voice has an anthem sound to it.
I feel the rock is coming back, but it's going to be in a trap.
Just like that, trap rock.
Rap medieval.
Early ‘80s vibes.
So I think that’s dope.
Salute to that nigga, man.
You know what I’m sayin’?
Trying something different and jumping out the box with it.
Those cars is hard.
I need to get me one of them kind of cars.
I love this female wave that’s going on right now.
I mean, it's really dope.
We never had nothing like this big.
I mean, we had Lil' Kim back in the day and Foxy Brown, which they did their thing, but
it never was like every time you turn up or you wake up in the morning a new female is
jumping out, you know what I'm saying?
And sounding good.
She sounded good.
I fuck with her lyrics.
You know what I'm saying?
I need to produce a record for her.
Tell her reach out, you know what I'm saying?
I got these hard ass beats.
I make probably about 100 beats a week.
You know what I’m saying?
I go in.
I heard this song.
This song hard.
This dude right here hard as fuck.
I was gonna reach out to this nigga.
I've got some hard tracks I want to produce for his project, and I got some shit for my project.
This man right here is hard.
That joint right there, that’s a hit!
That dude cold, man.
That dude cold.
That man got the...
Melody is crazy man.
God damn!
His voice remind me of like a Luther Vandross voice, you know what I’m saying?
Like he got soul, you know what I’m saying, in his voice.
That shit hard, man.
I fuck with that.
I like the video too, man, you know what I’m saying.
And what he’s talking about.
In the hood, man.
He’s hanging out with the homies, man. You know?
I need to jump on the remix on that.
That shit hard, man.
I've seen this one too.
This out of here, right here.
This a hit.
“Get it back in blood.
Get it back in blood.”
I been seen this video.
I fuck with Pooh Shiesty, I fuck with Durk.
Like, hit.
No question man.
M-Town, Chi-Town, come on man.
That shit hard as fuck.
It look like they shot it in the hood.
I like that, man.
That’s hard, man.
You know what I’m saying?
A lot of people don't do videos like that.
That shit hard.
Lil Durk man.
You know what I'm saying?
Durk on fire man.
Shit crazy.
Niggas in Memphis, man, talented man.
All the new artists, all the old artists.
Everybody man, killing it.
Still, it's good to see that, man.
You know, because back when I was coming up, I feel like everybody was just overlooking Memphis.
Now everybody got their eyes on Memphis.
Memphis killing it man.
For real.
I'm going to smoke some weed to that one.
That shit's hard.
I've already seen this video.
This shit hard too.
New York City.
I like that dance, man. You know what I'm saying?
I like that dance, man.
Hard, man.
Smash.
Man, that drill music’s getting bigger and bigger.
It’s blowing up.
It come in, it's got that energy.
You can feel it.
Come on man, I know they play that in the club.
I know that go crazy.
The lyrics, the beat, the whole, the video...
It sounds exciting.
I can hear that shit like in a movie or some shit.
I can hear that in the new ‘Fast and Furious.’
It sound like some big, big shit.
This got to be on the radio already.
Video remind me ... like the old Snoop Dogg and Dr. Dre, LA vibes.
I want to work with that dude.
I like dude's voice.
Dude got a hard ass voice.
I want to fuck with him.
I want to make some beats.
Get him to jump on one of my records, man.
I like this man.
Dude hard.
When he was rappin’ I was like, “Ah, that’s hard” and then he came with the melody.
I was like, “Ah, shit!”
This nigga flipped the script on the song, you know what I’m sayin’?
He went into a whole ‘nother vibe.
I think they’re good.
All of them. Keep going. Keep going. Never give up. Keep grindin.’ Keep pushin.’
Even the door get slammed in your face, shit, kick that door down, man.
You know what I’m saying?
Mario Judah.
I like that rock-rap turn up.
It look like he’s in a torture chamber somewhere, you know what I mean?
He’s got the chains.
It’s dark.
I like Flo Milli, I love this female wave that's going on right now.
She's doing her thing.
She's got the crazy video, dope flow.
Hell yeah, I fuck with it.
I fuck with Morray.
You know what I'm saying?
He's dope.
He got him a hit song.
Keep going dog, keep going.
I definitely want to get in the studio and work with you bro.
Pooh Shiesty, Lil Durk, smash.
Come on man.
M-Town, Chi-Town, smash.
I fuck with that record.
That record go super hard.
CJ is super dope.
You know what I'm saying?
Smash record.
I can see that record going number one.
No cappuccino.
For real. I can see that record going number one.
I fuck with Blxst.
Blxst goes super hard.
He got a dope voice, keep going bro, keep going.
Keep pushing, keep pushing.
After watching all of these rap hits, the artist that get my cosign is Pooh Shiesty,
from Memphis, Tennessee.
That man is the truth.
Crazy flow, super talented.
Pooh Shiesty man, M-Town.
When we was making beats back in the day, it was that Memphis sound.
The same sound is still here, right today.
It's a little different, but you still can hear the flows, you still can hear the energy,
you still can hear the vibes of the city.
You know what I'm saying? The subject matter of the city.
So I salute to everybody that's from Memphis, man.
Get your bag. My nigga get your bag, it's our time.
Memphis such a divided city, but hopefully one day we all can get together, man, stick
together, try to come together, man, just take this shit man.
You know what I'm saying?
Niggas got the talent down there.
The music, we've been had that.
M-Town baby.
Yeah. Mafia!
Social media is free.
You got a dope idea, you got a dope song, you got a dope dance, whatever you want to do.
Go on TikTok, drop it on your Instagram, drop it on your Snapchat, whatever.
It's free.
Why not take advantage of that? You know what I'm saying?
Back in the '90s, you had to give out CDs.
"Hey, nigga, listen to this."
Nigga might take it.
When you walk away, they probably throw it away or whatever.
We had to walk.
Think about we had to still do that right now in this pandemic.
You catch Covid out there trying to pass out CDs and tapes and shit.
You believe in your music.
If you really want this shit, you really, really want it.
You know what I'm saying?
Like Juicy J wanted it.
I'm still out here getting it.
I've been doing this for over 30 years.
But, if you really, really want it, it's gon’ go.
My bad, my bad.
I'll tell ya, when you smoking weed, trying to watch a music video, it can get complicated.