Man, it is so great to have you here.
And good to see you in person, man.
Yes, sir, man.
God is good.
Absolutely.
And you're also here for a very special day.
You're here for our Father's Day show, man.
So I've got to ask, what--
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What normally goes on for you on Father's Day?
On Father's Day-- well, it's kind of crazy.
I try to-- I want to be at home, more than anything,
just enjoying the kids and just enjoying
them running around, and "Daddy, Daddy, Daddy, Daddy, Daddy!"
Absolutely.
And just being able to see them all at once,
and just be running around the crib.
It's just beautiful to me, just with the family.
Family time.
100%.
Now, the question is-- so obviously, your wife
is Cardi B. What does Cardi usually
do for you on Father's Day?
She usually surprises me with an expensive gift, man.
Is that right?
Yeah.
That's how it usually goes.
And she always just gives me love.
And she showed-- treat my other kids that aren't hers
and give them love the same way.
So it's a beautiful thing.
That is a beautiful thing, man, because family is so important.
And family unity is also so important.
And speaking about your other kids, you have four kids.
How old--
Yes, sir.
--are your kids, man?
I have an 11-year-old, even though I'm 29.
Uh-huh.
OK.
All right.
[CHUCKLES] OK.
I've got two six-year-olds.
They're 20 days apart.
My beautiful kids.
And I have a two-year-old, Kulture.
Kulture.
Wow.
That's a lot of energy in the family.
What is it like having all of them together?
Because that's many different steps.
I have a 12-year-old, a five-year-old,
and a one-year-old.
So that energy is-- what is that like, man?
It's wild, man.
It's nonstop, continue just--
everything, everything.
"Daddy, Daddy Daddy, I want to do this.
I want to do this.
If he's doing something, I want to do it.
Absolutely.
If he's doing something, I want to do it.
Oh, he ain't passing the controller,
he isn't giving-- he's playing the game too long.
Or, he won't give me--
Absolutely.
--my iPad.
He's watching the iPad too long.
But they love each other so much.
And it's just a beautiful thing to see them--
Absolutely, man.
And we saw-- this is an incredible clip we
saw of your son rapping, man.
Let's take a look at this clip real quick.
[RAPPING]
[LAUGHTER]
Come on, man.
That's-- [LAUGHS] I'm trying to be as cool as that dude when I
grow up.
How do you feel when you see stuff like that?
Are your kids going to follow in your footsteps with music?
What do you think?
That was Kody.
He watches me so much, so much.
I've never taught him any of that things, I just let him--
I want them to grow up, first and foremost,
you know what I'm saying?
I want them to understand that they've got to work hard,
and life is not easy, because me coming up with my mama
and three boys alone--
it was times I watched my mama not eat.
And I knew that, as a six-year-old, seven-year-old.
I know she's not eating.
We don't say nothing, but I know she's not eating.
So I want them to respect the moral of life
and respecting other people and not acting so spoiled,
you know what I'm saying?
Right.
Man, if you don't mind, it's actually great,
because I really wanted to know that, too, because, obviously,
with your success with the Migos and then just you becoming
an entrepreneur and building everything that you're--
to help support your family, what are some of the lessons
that you pass on to your kids to help them stay grounded?
Because obviously, they have access to anything that they--
Right.
- --want, right?
But that's not necessarily how the rest of the world is
or how you came up, right?
Right.
So how do you pass that on to them, or--
What I do is just have real-life conversations with them.
And when they-- because sometimes they can ask,
I want this, this, and that.
And I have to let them know, I don't say yes
to everything, first and foremost,
because I didn't have it.
I see a lot of people say, well, I didn't have it coming up,
so I give them whatever they want.
I don't do that, because how I got to the position
I'm in right now is by not having access to everything
and being able to do what I want to do.
I don't know how I'd turn out.
It's not reality, you know what I'm saying?
Things can happen.
And I want them to understand hard work.
And I also understand--
I tell them, save money.
If I give you this, I want you to save this, and always
put this up.
Just put this up.
I'm trying to teach them that early,
because even though we're blessed to give them what they
need, they've still got to understand the real-life
situations--
Absolutely.
--in the world.
Absolutely.
100%, man.
And the thing is, I love everything about that,
because you guys are busy.
Between you and Cardi, you've got so much going on.
But we have to talk about this new show, The Hype, on HBO Max.
That's right.
Tell everybody else about it.
So I'm a co-signer, a judge, on this show called The Hype.
And it's based on streetwear, because a lot of the kids that
are creative, and they make street clothing-- a lot
of the bigger brands take their creativities
and run off with it.
And they get no publicity, or nobody knows about them.
And I really care about fashion.
Today, I have on this Marnie jacket.
It's nice and beautiful.
It matches my chocolate skin, you know what I'm saying?
So [INAUDIBLE] it's fashion.
And these kids-- they're creating art,
just like I'm creating art through my music.
And they get an opportunity to get these different challenges
to do a task on fashion.
And then it's a $150,000 grand prize for their brand.
And they get to inject some of their pieces
onto StockX, which is one of the biggest
platforms for streetwear.
Y'all make sure that y'all check it out.
Make sure you check it out.
And before we go, I just want to say congratulations
on the new Migos album.
Congratulations.
Culture III.
Culture III is on the way.
Absolutely.
You guys, y'all can watch The Hype on HBO Max this August.
And go to streaming services to hear the new music
from the Migos.
Y'all, this is Offset right here.
Thank you so much.
We'll be back.
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