Oh.
What's up, everybody?
And welcome to "Young Dylan's Mixtape."
I just can't wait to see who's here today.
Let's go!
[MUSIC PLAYING]
Hi.
[LAUGHS]
Hi!
Nice to meet you!
Hi!
Nice to meet you.
It's Cardi B!
Oh, my god.
Hi!
Can I get a hug?
Oh, my god.
Ah!
You're so talented.
So phenomenal.
Oh, well, thank you.
I actually did a freestyle to you.
Yeah?
Yeah.
Can I-- can I spit some of it for you?
Sure.
Oh, you saw-- you set yourself.
Oh, OK.
[LAUGHTER]
Yo, this is crazy.
I know.
Wait.
I'm a little nervous, too.
I don't know.
I get nervous around kids.
I don't know.
I don't know why.
Yeah.
Why they testing my age?
All that for press is just crazy.
Ya'll ain't gon' never get paid.
I'm crushing these haters like elephant legs.
[LAUGHTER]
Tripping on one of their waves.
Thousand my celly.
Got Justin in glaze.
I see no challenge.
I got 'em all screaming like Kelly,
because I'm the best in the game.
Press press press press.
Hey!
I be getting more press like I'm Kanye West.
Ooh!
Oh, god.
That was good.
Thank you.
How old are you?
I am 10.
You 10?
Yup.
You have any advice for me?
I feel like you need to keep rapping.
You know, once you have that deep voice,
that err manly voice and everything,
you're going to be prepared.
You're going to be killing it.
Just keep practicing now.
Make sure you record every single time that you rap.
Because let me tell you something.
There's this guy called Travis Scott, right?
Yeah.
He did a documentary.
Oh, yeah.
I saw that on Netflix.
Yes.
He did a documentary.
And he had videos of when he was a little kid.
And I was like, wow, I wish I--
my parents would have recorded me when I was a little kid.
So you should record yourself rapping,
so when you become a big star, when you're an artist,
you could do, like, the same thing that he did.
Yeah, like create a document-- uh, a doc--
Documentary.
That word is kind of hard to say.
[LAUGHTER] But, anyways, yeah.
You should make one about yourself.
I should.
But I do a lot of bad stuff.
Oof.
But make sure your parents record you every single time
you hit that studio.
You got that mom and dad.
Oh, that's your parents.
Hi parents.
Mm-hmm.
Oh.
He look like you.
Oh.
But I see the mama.
OK.
I see it.
I see it in the eyes.
Yeah.
Do you ever get tired of people as you to say okrrr?
Um.
It just depends on the mood that I am.
So, can you teach me how to say that?
Uh.
You know, I roll I think I roll my tongue.
Okrrrr.
Okrrrr?
Yeah, you see-- you do it right like.
I think I have, like, a deep voice.
And then I just can't say Okrrrr like you do.
[LAUGHTER] You do-- you do not have a deep voice, though.
Thank you.
You've still got the baby voice.
You haven't hit that 13 puberty voice.
I know I hear it.
I've got a lot of cousins.
So, I have a game called Rhyme Wars.
Would you like to play it with me?
Rhyme Wars?
Rhyme Wars is basically kind of like-- so say if I said block.
Uh.
Dot.
Yeah.
Yeah, kind of like that.
And we just have to keep on going
until someone stops and can't think of nothing else.
OK.
Ready?
Ready.
Drip.
Lick.
Lip.
[EXPLETIVE] Oh!
Wait, I don't want to say that word.
I don't want to say the word.
Trip.
I don't know if I can say this word around you, though.
I know what it is.
[LAUGHTER]
Money.
Dummy.
Funny.
Honey.
Oh.
Stop!
[LAUGHTER] I won!
[LAUGHTER]
So, can we take a selfie?
Sure.
OK.
I'm trash at taking selfies, cause-- so can you help me?
OK.
Oh, you're so cute.
Thank you.
Oh, my gosh.
[CAMERA SHUTTER]
Thank you.
Oh.
Thank you!
I hope I see you in the future.
Come to my concert.
OK, bye.
You might get on stage with me and perform that Press song.
Oh, yeah.
Yeah.
That was lit, Ellen.
[MUSIC - CARDI B - "I LIKE IT"] I said I like it like that.