- What do you do for a living?
- Well, Glen, I am a salesman for a living.
If you need any televisions or speakers for your home,
you can let me know.
I do consultations.
- What do you do for a living, Gwyn?
- I raise alpacas.
- Oh wow.
- And so we sell the fleece,
and as more babies are born, we sell babies.
- Glen, what is it you do?
- I'm a hip-hop artist.
I rap and write my original songs.
I'm following my dreams and following my passion,
and that's what I think life is all about.
- I feel you there.
- What do you do for a living?
- I'm a freelance writer, and I'm a blogger.
I run a website.
It's called shereallyhadababy.com.
- So did you have a baby?
- Yes, I did.
I have a three-year-old daughter.
- Jeff, what was your family like?
- I have two sisters,
and we were very close.
My parents traveled a lot for their line of work.
- I have a stepdaughter.
- So, were you remarried or this was your first marriage?
- Oh no, this is actually my sixth marriage.
- Okay.
- How was it like growing up for you?
- I was the youngest.
There's six kids.
My closest brother is nine years older than me.
When I came along, my parents were already worn out,
so they just let me do what I wanted.
- Jessica, what is your very favorite thing
that your daughter does?
- She'll make a really funny face,
and then she'll laugh at her own face that she made,
and then she tells me, "Nyla's funny."
- Jeff, are you married or in a relationship?
- I've been married for five years.
I have three daughters,
three daughters.
- What are you passionate about?
- I am actually a marine corps veteran.
- Oh wow.
- So I am very passionate about helping my fellow veterans
trying to work through the VA system.
- What are you passionate about?
What really gets your gears going?
- I'm passionate about performing,
dancing, singing, rapping.
- I'm passionate about normalizing motherhood
in all different kinds of facets,
and I'm passionate about wine and whisky.
- I'm gonna start with where you're from.
I'm gonna go wild here and say Compton.
I'm gonna say Glen is 35.
I feel like he's definitely probably
got a pair of Nike's on.
Those are comfortable.
Levi's.
Glen is probably wearing a button up shirt.
I feel like his hair is short, probably just like gel.
- Picture in my mind of Jessica is
a young black woman, probably slim, probably fashion boots
and funky girl jeans.
In my mind I see like a peasanty type blouse.
I'm gonna guess mid to late 20s.
- I think he grew up, he traveled around.
I think he's been in Texas, I think he's been in California,
I think he's been in Florida.
About 30 years old.
I picture him wearing slacks and a dress shirt.
I think he has short hair.
- Gwen is Caucasian.
Dark brown hair, pulled back into a ponytail.
You're wearing blue jeans.
It's like you have some kind of athletic shoe on.
She is in her 60s.
- How are you doing?
I'm Grand Daddy G.
- What's that?
- Grand Daddy G.
- Your senior emcee.
- Oh my, I will never call you Glen ever again.
It's nice to meet you.
How you doing?
I'm Jeff. - Nice to meet you, Jeff.
- You were creepily accurate on my upbringing.
- Where were you from?
- I was born in New York.
I lived in Atlanta, Georgia, Houston, Texas and now here.
You were creepily accurate, yeah.
- Well, I thought he had slacks and a button-up shirt on.
I had this salesman image in my mind.
- I was expecting like a button-up.
- I think you were right on, on what I was wearing.
I am from South Central.
- Okay.
- I said he was 30.
- No, I'm 25 years old.
- 25.
- Yeah, I said 35.
- 63.
- Geez, I was like way off.
Hi.
Oh my god, you're all tatted.
Oh, you have the jeans on.
- Oh yeah, we got the jeans.
- And I wish that I would have been slim.
I was like, I wish.
- Well, and I wish I still had long hair, so.
- Yeah, that's crazy.
I said that you were in your 60s.
- Yeah.
I'm 51.
- 51, okay.
- I said mid to late 20s.
- You were right.
I'm 26.
- Awesome.
- So yeah.
- I said she was wearing fashion boots.
- Yeah.
- I would have sworn she was wearing a peasant blouse.
- Yeah.
- Something more like this, but like a solid bright color.
- I am genuinely shocked.
It's a genuine pleasure to meet you.
I am super curious.
It would hoo of me if I didn't ask you, do you have bars?
- Oh yeah.
♪ Grand Daddy G is an old school player ♪
♪ I used to have women from here to there ♪
♪ Now I'm just chilling like an old school villain ♪
♪ Write another song and sell a hundred million ♪
♪ What ♪
♪ Grand Daddy G Dog, play it. ♪
- He got bars.
- It was
awesome. - Well, it was nice
meeting you.
- I need to hug you.
I can tell you're a good work.
- Yeah.
- Well, it was a pleasure to meet you, Jeff.
- Man, it was a pleasure to meet you, Grand Daddy G.
- Right. - I told you,
I'll never call you Glen again.
♪ Grand Daddy G is an old school ♪
♪ I got on shade of gray ♪
♪ And I wear it every day ♪
♪ I got one shade of gray ♪
♪ And I wear it every day. ♪
♪ Soul pancake ♪