A Boogie: I can make a melody just like this.
Just like I said how I said we made this song in 30 minutes.
Don Q: I tell the engineer just bring the booth out, right here.
Sitting next to you.
Play the beat.
I got the headphones on.
And if I think of a line I say the shit right there.
A Boogie: Sometimes he don't want niggas to hear all the shit that he be doing because
you know you don't feel comfortable at first but then we be telling him “Nah you got to.
Fuck that, just try shit.
Don't matter about what we think.”
Don Q: I was letting people know like it’s been some time, like people been saying you
gotta drop that tape.
I wanted to drop Don Season 2 for a while.
This is it right here.
Don Q: This shit took hard work.
Late nights in the studio.
We had to really work.
So everybody acts like this is easy, this happened over night.
None of this happened overnight.
Don Q: We love making music though, it’s not about just trying to like just trying
to make a song that’s gonna hit and then we chillin.
We love making music that’s what we do so.
A Boogie: People listen to us for the...for like the stories and all that.
I got songs where I turn up and all that but that’s just for the fun side.
When it comes to music music you really gotta like put your like your points in there.
A Boogie: We cooked up in like 30 minutes.
It took like 30 minutes.
Don Q: Boogie he just know how to like do a hundred different flows.
He’s not afraid to try new things like voices and shit like that.
I’m a fan still like.
This my man but I’m still like a fan of the music.
And I still like to...when I’m in the studio I still be like shocked hearing him do certain
shit.
A Boogie: At the end of the day man this shit like is just gifted.
A Boogie: I know everybody mind is not thinking like “Oh I’m happy for these niggas.
These niggas is doing good, I’m happy for these niggas.”
Everybody mind not like that.
Most of these niggas I feel like is probably thinking like “Damn I wish that was me.
I wish that was me.”
A Boogie: And when I think about that shit man.
I think about when I was broke.
I put myself in everybody’s shoes all the time.
Like when I was broke, I was really like...I felt like a hater because I wanted things
that I couldn’t get at the moment.
You feel me?
So when you feel like that, you just gotta like you just gotta worry about yourself after that.
A Boogie: I’m gonna be able to say that line every year.
Every year I’m gonna be able to say that line.
That’s why I made that line right there.
It’s a business and when you in this for long term you gotta really have people that
understand you around you and really get what you’re trying to do.
A Boogie: I’m not gonna say it’s corny because everybody got their own opinions of
it but it’s just like not my type of thing.
You feel me?
Like throwing subs that’s just like…
Don Q: That’s female shit
A Boogie: Yeah female shit yeah yeah
A Boogie: We ended up throwing 50 on it out of nowhere.
We were just thinking for a minute who we should throw on it.
After a while we thought about it like fuck it man New York.
Don Q: Yeah we grew up listening to 50 Cent like G-Unit.
Lloyd Banks was my favorite rapper.
A Boogie: I forgot what I did first.
I think I sent him like a little snippet.
Don Q: A snippet or some shit.
A Boogie: Yeah yeah, and he ain’t even wait for the whole beat he just did the shit.
Don Q: Word he just looped it
A Boogie: He looped it
Don Q: We was hype the shit was fire.