- What it do?
It's the big bag, big speaker, Moneybagg Yo.
I'm about to teach y'all Memphis slanguage.
Let's go.
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The first word is called brewster.
When you say brewster, that mean like
like he pillow talker, lame,
funny ways, something like that.
And we got words like junt.
Junt is like, it's a noun.
Person, place, or a thing.
You could be like, I'm going to the junt.
She a junt.
It's little junt right there.
Different ways like that.
All right, knifed 'em.
Knifed 'em means like you took something, like give me that.
You ain't getting it back, I knifed it.
I went over there, I met dude over there,
I knifed it, and took that.
You know what I'm saying?
Boom.
The next one is flogding.
That mean like, you a liar.
It's, nothing's true, it's fiction.
I don't rock with him, he flogding.
You do too much flodging, I can't rock with you.
You know what I'm talking 'bout?
Different ways you could flip it.
Another word, pluc.
Man bro, you pluc.
Like if you do something stupid,
like you played, like crazy.
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- To my side, Memphis' own Moneybagg Yo!
- Big bag.
- What's going on, man?
I think that we were like rebranding the show.
It seems to just be a Memphis music show.
Because of course we had Blac Youngsta on last week.
And Yo Gotti's no stranger, now you're here.
- Yeah, family.
- I was talking to Youngsta and I was like,
does it feel like in the city
that you're having a bit of a moment?
I just feel like for the past years
Memphis has just been on fire.
You guys have always done your work,
but it just feels like this is really a moment.
- No, we've been having a good moment,
like all eyes on us right now.
- Yeah.
- We most definitely turnt up right now.
- Yeah, that's gotta inspire you though, right?
- Yeah, it feel good like,
we're finally getting that recognition we deserve.
- Yeah, absolutely, man.
And the music sounds fantastic.
One of the best songs of course "All Dat".
- "All Dat", "All Dat".
- You linked up with one of our top female solo artists,
that we're talking about on the show today,
Megan Thee Stallion.
How did this whole collaboration come about on the song?
- You know what I'm saying,
it's just like that vibe like, we're on the same thing.
She like the female version so...
- Yeah.
- [Moneybagg] It's like, the chemistry was there.
It was easy.
- [Host] You find that when you get along with somebody
or you have a lot in common,
you just make better music naturally?
- Most definitely
If the chemistry and the vibe there
you good.
You always good.
- This video looks like about the most fun
you could have while shooting a music video.
Can you tell us about how this video came about?
- [Moneybagg] Crazy.
Well you gotta shout out to the director, most definitely,
so, you know what I'm saying but,
it was good.
It was good vibe though.
- You're also doing a real cool challenge on Triller?
- Yeah, Triller. - Hashtag...
All Dat Challenge right now.
30K on the line.
Triller video, it gotta be creative.
It gotta be creative, you know what I'm saying?
Gone spend you like a thousand dollars to make 30.
Know what I'm saying?
Spend you a thousand dollars on production.
Come up with you a good idea and you know win 30K!
- Yeah, no, I like that that's sound investment advice.
A thousand dollars on the Triller, kids.
- [Moneybagg] You gotta be smart with it, man.
- [Host] And then you might win 30, which is cool.
- [Moneybagg] And the holidays coming up so, yeah.
- [Host] Yeah.
And then you can spend it on your family.
- [Moneybagg] Most definitely.
- [Host] All in the name of giving.
- [Moneybagg] For sure.
- The All Dat Challenge.
And then what are you looking for specifically?
Have you even seen,
you probably don't remember any usernames,
but have you seen anything that was inspiring or cool?
That you're like "awe that guy's..."
- I seen a couple videos.
I got like two links in my phone.
I saved em, you know what I'm saying,
Lbut like I said, I just want to see something different.
Something real creative.
- [Host] Yeah.
So with All Dat being and just doing so well,
Do you think an album's on the way?
Is that where your minds at right now?
- Most definitely.
I'm most definitely cooking.
I'm in the kitchen right now.
- Yeah.
- For real.
- You like albums?
You think they're important?
You like putting out big bodies of work?
- I don't just really like,
of course, the label going to say it's an album.
But I don't really like saying, album.
I just be going in like I'm just making a mixtape.
- Right.
- So I can have that same vibe.
I don't want to just feel like I'm going all away.
I'm going over.
- Well now we never get like a throw away project.
- Yeah, yeah. - You know what I mean?
You call it something funny and it's like eh, you know?
- Exactly.
- Which is cool.
Now you've collaborated with so many people.
Future comes to mind, Tory Lanez.
We'll get into this crazy Memphis track you have right now.
Who do you want to collaborate with
that you haven't collaborated with?
- Who I haven't collaborated with?
I want to do a song with Bad Bunny.
I want to do a song with Ella Mai.
Drake, it varies.
- Yeah.
You know you probably get asked that a lot,
who you want to collaborate with.
Is there anybody that you have linked up with,
that you're happy with the song
but maybe you think sometimes,
"Wow, if we got another go at that, man?
We should link back up and make it even crazier."
- I feel like that with Future.
- Yeah? - Yeah.
- Yeah.
- I feel like that with Future.
But we got one on the way.
- Oh you got one in the vault?
- Yeah, for sure. - Oh that's exciting.
- Yeah it's hard.
- That's very exciting, man.
And then also I gotta ask you,
we're talking about Memphis
and just being such a huge fan of Memphis, hip-hop.
Blac Youngsta, you, Yo Gotti, all on the same song.
Who made the call to sort of set this whole thing in motion?
- I mean, originally
it was me and Blac Younsta on a song.
You know what I'm saying?
We caught a vibe the same day we had made this other track
on my last project, Forever Heartless, called Black Money.
We had did that and the song.
You know what I'm sayin?
And we were just like "Man, we gotta protect the brand.
We gotta put big homie on it" like,
you know what I'm sayin?
So we just came together.
- Yeah, I love your fits, I mean in this video too.
But especially in the All Dat video.
The jacket you're rocking is crazy.
And we actually have a tweet from one of your fans recently.
I saw you retweeted this which was cool.
They called you a fashion king.
Other than rap, of course you're killing in the rap game.
What other businesses are you look,
like interested in kinda getting involved with?
- I'm trying to transition into fashion.
Most definitely.
I want my own clothing line.
I got merch on the way, too.
I'm trying to do movies.
- [Host] Yeah!
- Matter of fact, at the top of the year
I got a movie coming out.
It's called 24 Hours.
- No way!
- Yes, and it's going to be crazy.
- [Host] What kind of role is it?
- It's just like telling of the street life.
And how I came up.
Like the untold story, really.
Stuff that people ain't seen yet.
- That's awesome.
- Like in one day
you're whole life can change.
- Yeah, that's exciting.
Top of the year you can look out for that.
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