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Canadian MC Pressa Discusses Drake, Kendrick Lamar, How Canada Loves The Artist
Jan 10, 2026
Toronto gets real in this one. 🇨🇦🔥
Pressa pulls up with AllHipHop and talks Drake vs Kendrick beef, why the city didn’t take “Not Like Us” personal, how Tory Lanez didn’t crack until 10 years in, and why outsiders need to stop trying to “solve” Toronto like a Reddit puzzle.
He says the Drake and Kendrick beef was “good for Hip-Hop” and the city, swears Drake is still the better all-around artist with “a hundred million slaps,” reminds everybody Tory Lanez “didn’t crack till 10 years later,” and ties it all back to Toronto’s melodic wave, Caribbean roots, and the grant-funded grind that keeps artists like him, Houdini, Robin Banks, and Burna Bandz in motion.
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Pressa x AllHipHop Interview
0:00 – Intro: Pressa taps in with AllHipHop live from One World Studios
0:16 – Pressa introduces himself and reps Jane and Finch, Toronto
0:31 – Dancehall influence and Alkaline comparisons
0:55 – Caribbean family ties and “everybody related” jokes
1:15 – Press Machine 2 overview and long-awaited return
1:26 – Why the project took time: business, taxes, restructuring
1:59 – “Machine Gun” intro, Kanye / sample talk, recording mindset
2:56 – Music vs business: why business slowed everything down
3:22 – Leaving RCA Records and going fully independent
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Hey man, it's your boy Presser and you
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here with all hip hop.
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What's the word? It's your man Slapshot
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you live from time square at the
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legendary One World Studios and today I
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have a very special guest live from
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Toronto. Can you please let the people
0:15
know who you are?
0:16
Presser. I'm from Toronto. Jane and
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Finch to be exact.
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Press Sheen out now.
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That's a fact. Mr. Nana
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all that.
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That's a fact. Yo, I'm son. Do um do you
0:29
listen to um dance?
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Yeah, all the time.
0:32
Anybody ever compare Alkaline? You sound
0:34
like a rap in Alkaline.
0:35
What's crazy about it? My grandma
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My grandma mentioned my grandma tells me
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uh like
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I'm somehow kind of related to Alkaline,
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but not really. Like, you know,
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I don't know. I think like my cousin's
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like cousin or something, you know, or
0:52
something like that in in in yard.
0:55
In my grandma said, "Yeah, alkaline."
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She
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his family, his auntie, da da da da.
1:03
No, you West Indian people don't not one
1:06
related to that one. Yeah. Well, they
1:08
got to ask the last name some out there
1:11
cousins. Yeah, I know exactly how that
1:13
go. That's a fact. All right, man. Press
1:15
Press Machine 2, excuse me. Um, great
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body of work, man. It's been a minute
1:20
long time coming, man. What What took
1:21
What took so long to um to cook it up,
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you would think? I I just I was going
1:26
through a situation at the time and
1:29
I just
1:31
had to reset everything, my business,
1:34
my business was all messed up and stuff
1:36
like I had to go back and my
1:39
corporation, my taxes, all the stuff
1:41
like, you know what I mean? So,
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I just reset and got got [Â __Â ] rolling.
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Just
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put my team back together, restructured
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my team,
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and now it's goal time. I'm just you're
1:53
going to see a lot more music from me.
1:55
Ah, all right. Well, that's a way to
1:57
come back. Um, the intro, uh, Machine
1:59
Gun. Um, you had the, um, the, uh, the
2:02
went legit sample. I mean, also like um,
2:04
Drop Slow by Kanye and stuff. Was that
2:06
on like on purpose? Did you know like
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Yeah.
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I honestly didn't know.
2:12
So, what happened when you heard like
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went legit? Did it come out before um,
2:16
Machine Gun?
2:17
Yeah. But I don't really care. Like I
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don't really
2:21
like I never really I didn't really I
2:24
didn't know what was on there. You know
2:26
what I mean? I didn't know what was on
2:28
the beat. I
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I'm type of guy be tuned out a little
2:31
bit. You know, as much as he say I be
2:33
smoking and just kind of tuned out. I
2:36
don't really notice a lot of things, you
2:37
know, like I'm more like
2:39
just I have selective hearing, selective
2:41
thoughts, like you know what I mean?
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Yeah.
2:43
So, like
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sometimes I go on the beat and it's just
2:47
I'm just doing my own thing. I don't
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I wasn't really
2:52
like aware of certain things.
2:54
Copy. I got you. Um, but all right.
2:56
Well, you said it took some time to get
2:58
the business together. How long did it
2:59
take to get the project together?
3:01
The project's easy. You know,
3:03
it was more my business.
3:04
Okay. Okay.
3:05
Yeah. I can make music every day. Like,
3:07
I make music all the time. You know what
3:08
I mean?
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And it's not it's not the music that I
3:12
was like more that was holding me back.
3:16
It was my business and how I had to come
3:19
out my label deal and cuz I was signed
3:22
to RCA before and just transitioning
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from there and
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you know I had to get my bag right cuz
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I'm independent. So
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you feel me?
3:31
All right. So, um you uh this is
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somebody is there a big difference
3:36
between like Canadian um laws as far as
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like music the music industry and the
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business thing from America which so
3:44
like in Toronto we get grants
3:47
like they they fund us
3:50
like artistes in Canada
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they'll give us 20 30 40 50
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G's
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as funding like even when I used to tour
3:58
when I did the 50 Cent tour
4:00
I I just was doing it out of love. But
4:03
like the factor they'll give me uh um
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they'll give me money each date. They'll
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give me x amount of money and say
4:11
okay. Like a stipen.
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Yeah. It's like it's like gr it's like
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grants like
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like money from the government.
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Oh
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taxes.
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Oh it's like like
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like where the Canada's paying the
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taxes.
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So it comes out the tax money.
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That's that's Wow.
4:27
And they support their local artistes
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and stuff. So shout out to Factor and
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shout out to the whole Canadian Grand
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Team. They always look out for me and
4:36
they look out for all the artistes
4:37
coming up. That's how a lot of Canadian
4:40
artistes are actually able to put out
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some projects and
4:44
get a little support, a little like
4:47
push.
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Yeah. To the top. I could see that. Um
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so you one of the um originators I'd say
4:54
of like the new sound of Toronto and
4:56
things like that. Do you feel like you
4:57
get enough credit for that?
5:00
I don't I'm not entitled to credit, you
5:02
know what I mean?
5:03
If they if they give me my flowers, they
5:05
give me my flowers, you know? I'm not
5:07
not I was never the entitled type, you
5:10
feel me?
5:11
But I just got to do my part and keep it
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coming and just
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be a part of the culture and then I'll
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be
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it'll be dope.
5:19
All right. So, if you had to explain to
5:21
somebody that hasn't um been tapped in
5:24
with Toronto's music or Toronto's
5:26
culture, how would you explain it? Like
5:28
cuz you know it's a it's a east coast
5:30
hub of hip hop you know Midwest with
5:32
Chicago down. How would you say like
5:35
what would you say like is that
5:37
signature Toronto sound for people
5:38
that's never listened?
5:40
The signature sound is like that melodic
5:44
sound. I'll say like
5:45
you know like Houdini Robin Banks me you
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know even like
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Burna Wii
5:55
you feel me? my brother
5:56
Bondog
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like that's the sound you know we're the
5:59
influence they want to listen to us
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there's BA
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there's QTB like
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there's so much of us that actually have
6:07
influence on to the city so
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it's I feel like we're the main we're
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like part of the main culture
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you feel me
6:15
I got you um you got a joint on your um
6:18
um you got a joint on Press Machine too
6:20
with um Bass Swag shout out to the
6:22
Queens homie and stuff um when you're
6:25
collabing with um an American artist, do
6:28
you make it your point to make sure that
6:29
people understand the sound or do you
6:31
try to like plate to what they may sound
6:34
like or what you know the land may sound
6:36
like what America may sound like the
6:38
states?
6:40
I kind of just do my own thing, you
6:42
know, and I feel like people going to
6:44
feel me regardless, you feel me? I try
6:46
to do like
6:49
I try to do like American style beats
6:52
sometimes like
6:54
okay I'll type beat like a little baby
6:56
type beat or something like that but
6:58
I never like switch up my lingo or
7:01
try to hide where I'm from like I make
7:04
everybody know I'm from Canada. I'm from
7:06
Toronto the trenches Jane and Finch
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live. You know what I mean? I
7:10
had nothing like literally nothing. You
7:12
feel me? Mhm.
7:13
And
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you feel me? And that's just what it is.
7:17
That's
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I just want them to know me for me. I
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don't care.
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Why would I come to America and try to
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like act like uh or like
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be with like try to steal their culture
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and [Â __Â ] like that. Obviously you guys
7:33
got mad influence in us, you know. I
7:36
might
7:36
I might probably did some I might
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probably [Â __Â ]
7:41
took some of the culture probably on
7:43
accident, you know, just by like the
7:45
jewelry or whatever. I don't know what
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it is.
7:46
Just being influenced.
7:47
Just being influenced to like just
7:49
what's in my brain, but it's never
7:51
intentionally like,
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"Yo, I want to be like,
7:53
I want to be American today."
7:55
You know what I mean?
7:56
I'm proud to be Canadian, bro. Like, you
7:58
feel me? We have manners. We're
7:59
respectful. We're giggs
8:02
know what it is. You know what I mean?
8:05
So, put me on some um put me on some
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Toronto lingo.
8:10
Lingo. I don't know. Like
8:13
wasa demiana.
8:14
Demiana. What's that?
8:16
It's like dead man marijuana. It's like
8:19
weed.
8:20
Demiana.
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Like pass the demi.
8:22
Oh,
8:23
that's what we call weed.
8:24
That's actually kind of fun. Demi. All
8:26
right then. Um. Um.
8:29
Demi. All right then. So
8:30
that's what we call gas. Like
8:32
gas like
8:32
like the dead guys.
8:34
All right. So there's a but obviously
8:36
like you maybe so you know there's a
8:38
difference between that and you know Zah
8:40
and being like smoking on that's that's
8:42
to be disrespectful but the Dem that's
8:45
like disrespectful that's a dis that's
8:47
where we you know what I'm saying cuz
8:48
you know I could be smoking on some Zah
8:49
without you know I'm just I just picked
8:51
up some you know just picked up some
8:52
some fire ass today. You understand what
8:54
I'm saying? without it being like,
8:56
but then it just comes natural like
8:57
he'll pass the demi at a certain point.
8:59
We've been doing it for so long. [Â __Â ]
9:00
you.
9:00
Pass the demi. Yeah.
9:02
Two off the demi, you know, get two
9:04
after demi.
9:05
That's that's clean though. I ain't
9:06
going to hold you. That's that's that's
9:08
clean. Um yo, so I think like um like
9:14
every culture I think at this point the
9:16
the internet has kind of bled into the
9:17
music which kind of um leads into um
9:20
bleeding into the streets and things of
9:22
that nature, right? Um, how do you feel
9:25
about like us as like people like in the
9:28
States like actually like being nosy
9:32
about like what's going on up there
9:34
trying to figure out like what's going
9:35
on behind the music or like oh this was
9:38
like a um he was talking about that
9:40
person you know cuz you got the Reddit
9:42
accounts you
9:42
or like the politics
9:43
the politics of it. Yeah. How do you
9:45
feel about like people that's not
9:48
from where you're from like trying to
9:49
figure it out trying to sort the pieces
9:51
to the puzzle?
9:52
Hopefully they don't figure out the
9:54
pieces of the puzzle.
9:56
Hopefully they never figure it out.
9:59
Yeah. I don't know. I I don't know if
10:01
you want me to teach you how to figure
10:03
out the puzzles. That's not my
10:04
No, no, no, no. We thought we going to
10:06
do that. No, I wouldn't ask you to do
10:07
that. But you No, no. I mean, all right
10:10
then. So, as a New Yorker has been doing
10:13
this.
10:13
Okay. But let me hear I get what you
10:15
mean. Like, so you're saying like
10:17
how are they like viewing us?
10:20
Yeah. I mean because you like you said
10:22
when um I was front and center
10:25
like if you try to sorry sorry sorry for
10:26
cutting off like if you try to figure
10:28
out what's going into Toronto or where
10:31
you go to Reddit
10:32
I'd go um I'm some old head so YouTube
10:35
but I just realized I just found I was
10:37
talking to Wonder before like I just
10:39
found out like Reddit is actually like
10:40
way more detailed about it. You know,
10:42
YouTube is certain like blogs and things
10:44
like that. They can't really say too
10:46
much. But Reddit,
10:47
Reddit, it be the it be the guys on
10:49
there putting out the information. I'm
10:51
telling you,
10:52
you see, I just I just found, bro, I
10:55
just found this out, bro. I was, like I
10:57
said, I was a YouTube dude and you know,
10:59
you follow your followers. Everybody has
11:00
like the 12, 15 minute essay about, oh,
11:03
this person got beef with this person
11:04
and they take you through. But there's
11:05
certain things and stuff they can't say
11:07
and and things like that. But when it
11:09
comes to Reddit, I just figured out like
11:11
Reddit is actually way more detailed.
11:13
You understand what I'm saying? And I
11:14
know like as a person like from I I'm
11:18
just giving you like from the New York
11:19
point of view, right? I remember when
11:20
New York drill culture became a thing, a
11:22
lot of these people were like younger
11:24
and stuff like that. So when I found out
11:26
they was making music and they was going
11:27
straight to YouTube to talk about the
11:29
scores and the things like that. These
11:30
are some people that I know. I know
11:31
they're older people. I went to high
11:32
school with some and to watch outside
11:35
people having an opinion about what's
11:37
going on on say like a Ebbitzfield or
11:39
like just Flabbush in general places
11:41
that I grew up I know what happened I
11:44
you understand what I'm saying it felt
11:45
kind of like it felt kind of weird like
11:48
predatory in certain in a certain nature
11:50
you understand what I'm saying so now I
11:52
think like eyes have been on you I
11:55
wanted to know like how do you kind of
11:56
feel about that
11:58
so you know I'm I'll say Toronto and New
12:02
York is much alike.
12:03
Mhm.
12:04
Like very alike.
12:06
Um maybe I'm off topic right here right
12:08
now, but
12:10
um
12:10
like you guys got the the strong
12:13
Caribbean culture and that like
12:17
Yeah.
12:18
West India, New York. I got family in
12:20
Toronto. I have plenty of cousins in
12:22
Toronto. Yes.
12:22
I used to come to Jersey. I had family
12:25
in Jersey. Patterson. Shout out HK and
12:27
Van, you know. But I used to come to New
12:30
York all the time as a little boy, go
12:33
Jamaica Avenue, buy a little chain. I
12:35
used to buy a bracelet that said my name
12:37
on it, my nickname on it.
12:38
Shout out to the coliseum. I know.
12:40
Exactly.
12:40
I used to come I used to like you go
12:42
downstairs and
12:43
the coliseum. Yes.
12:45
There's all the jewelry. And then you
12:47
come upstairs, they got a bunch of
12:49
jackets out there.
12:50
You know what I mean? I need to go by
12:52
there again. I remember as a little kid,
12:54
I was like 11, 10,
12:56
and my uncle brought me there and I I
12:59
was just buying [Â __Â ] They had like axes
13:01
out there, rockar
13:02
and outside they got the um thing the
13:04
mixtapz.
13:05
Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
13:06
It's just a turn. They got the shoe
13:08
factories and you know what I mean?
13:11
It's just lit over there. But
13:13
I used to always come out here and we're
13:15
we're heavily influenced in as a
13:17
Caribbean culture in Toronto. You feel
13:20
me? So,
13:21
like that's that's why I say Toronto and
13:24
New York is much alike rather than like
13:26
Atlanta and Toronto or
13:28
LA and Toronto or you feel me? Texas and
13:30
Toronto now. Toronto and New York.
13:33
Yeah. Okay. Okay. Just a little bit
13:35
colder.
13:36
Yeah, we used to drive here six hour.
13:37
It's 6 hour drive.
13:39
Yeah, for a fact. For a fact. All right.
13:41
Um, so you saying there's more music
13:43
arriving from you, man. Um, we just
13:46
ended out the year with Press Machine.
13:47
What is 2026 looking like female? 2026.
13:50
Um, I'm working on my album right now.
13:54
So, what you call what would you call
13:55
press machine as a project? What is it?
13:57
A mixtape.
13:57
A mixtape album nowadays. Mixtape album.
14:01
Yeah.
14:02
I was saying [Â __Â ] But I I I still don't
14:04
I've been rapping all this time and I
14:06
still don't know the difference between
14:07
a mixtape and an album.
14:09
So, like what my understanding was
14:11
growing up with it, the mixtape was like
14:13
the free music to get the album hot. So
14:16
you might like back in my day when
14:17
before he was putting on streaming they
14:19
take they some of it would be original
14:21
songs where they didn't put too much
14:22
effort in but you know we just dropping
14:24
out and then they'd rh on other people's
14:25
beats they'd remix it like you see Max B
14:28
was one of the king of mixtapz because
14:30
he take other people's beats
14:32
kill them shits but that was what a
14:33
mixtape was back in my day now I have
14:35
I'm confused my damn self
14:36
but but you can't you can't sell that
14:38
music
14:39
it wasn't supposed to be sold it was
14:40
supposed to it was just supposed to get
14:42
it hot for the for the album. Yeah, but
14:44
how do I do it? So, if I want to do it,
14:46
I drop it on Soundcloud.
14:48
I don't know. I don't know how to do it
14:49
anymore. Yeah, cuz once that piff went
14:51
once that piff went cuz artists realized
14:53
I could be making money off of the
14:54
mixtape.
14:55
So, why would I put all my energy into a
14:57
project that
14:58
it was all it was all press, you
15:00
understand what I'm saying? It was all
15:01
part of the run. You like Wayne half of
15:03
half of people's favorite Lil Wayne
15:04
songs are on other people's beats
15:07
because that was just that's what made
15:08
him the king of king of hip-hop at a
15:10
point because he was on other people's
15:12
beats. So, it's it's more of like it's
15:14
not for like a um a thing about like
15:15
we're trying to sell something. We just
15:17
it's a it's a thing about like this is
15:18
an eagle. I'm the best at this rapper.
15:20
I'm going to take your beat watch make a
15:22
better song on that beat. I'mma drop
15:23
these balls on this. You understand?
15:25
But I can't I can't go to Spotify with
15:27
that and Apple Music.
15:28
That's the situation. What's the
15:29
streaming thing?
15:30
What's a mixtape? You tell you got to
15:32
tell like all I know like a mixtape to
15:34
being at this point is
15:34
YouTube and SoundCloud. No. Uh, no. Like
15:37
from the difference of what I put
15:39
together is it's still like a little bit
15:41
of less effort than an album.
15:42
Oh, okay. I get it.
15:43
It's not like I didn't bring out all the
15:45
glitz and glam. I didn't get the biggest
15:46
producers. I got something that you know
15:48
some of these things this was in the
15:49
hard drive songs that was in the hard
15:51
drive. We just going to drop that. Get
15:52
it get it high, you know, just without
15:54
people's beats and [Â __Â ] like that.
15:55
Yeah, that was definitely the mixtape
15:57
then. Yeah. Press
15:58
it was definitely a mixtape.
16:00
You got So, you got a name for the
16:01
album?
16:02
Nah, I'm still working on it, man. M
16:04
I still don't even know that.
16:06
Waiting for the album, man. I got some
16:08
some records. I got some dope records.
16:11
Already in the stash.
16:13
You know, we waiting on that next the
16:15
next Drake feature.
16:18
Waiting on that. Is that Is that coming?
16:20
I don't know, man. You got to go check
16:21
it out on Press Machine, too.
16:24
It's probably It's probably on there.
16:28
I got you. Um All right, then. So, as
16:30
far as like um what I did want to ask
16:33
somebody from Toronto is did y'all as a
16:36
as a city take not like us like um
16:38
personal or was it like you understood
16:40
it was just a battle cuz a lot of people
16:42
was like, "Oh, he's dissing the city."
16:44
No, you kind It's kind of you kind of
16:47
got a little personal about my friends
16:48
on this track.
16:50
Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
16:51
I get for you. I get for you. I get for
16:53
you.
16:53
But yeah, [Â __Â ] It's music at the end of
16:56
the day. But you know what I mean?
16:58
I feel like Drake's a better artist all
17:01
around. Like,
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yeah, Kendrick had that one song, you
17:05
know what I mean? It was hot,
17:06
but Drake has a [Â __Â ] million of
17:09
those. 100
17:10
million slaps.
17:11
A hundred of those.
17:12
You feel me? Like,
17:13
I get it. I get it.
17:14
And it's just it's like what are we
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competing with right now? You know what
17:18
I mean? The [Â __Â ] just came with a crazy
17:21
freestyle
17:22
and then
17:24
but like the [Â __Â ] want to hear some
17:26
[Â __Â ] too. Like we want to hear for the
17:28
ladies. Like I actually like you know
17:31
I didn't know a Kendrick song until like
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B.
17:38
That was the only song I knew of
17:39
Kendrick when and then not like us
17:42
and then Yeah.
17:43
I swear to you right now those are
17:45
probably the only two songs
17:47
of Kendrick. What about poetic justice
17:49
that got dracon?
17:50
Oh, poetic justice. Okay. But I'm saying
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like off the top of my head.
17:53
Top of your head. Yeah. Okay. Okay. I
17:55
get
17:55
poetic justice hard though.
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No. Okay. I got you. I got you. I I
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always wanted to know like cuz I heard
18:00
some people be like, "Yo, he dissing the
18:02
whole town." Like they was trying to say
18:04
put it out there like he dissing like I
18:06
didn't get that. He was dissing a man in
18:07
his team, which I thought that was the
18:09
battle was for. You understand what I'm
18:10
saying?
18:12
They're going back and forth. And it's
18:13
good for the rhythm. I boy [Â __Â ] ate
18:17
off that that last year, bro. Hey, I
18:20
can't even lie. There was There's
18:21
definitely a Drake stimulus on YouTube.
18:23
But last year
18:24
there was a cheat code. I I watched any
18:27
videos you put up about the battle. Your
18:28
numbers was you know what I'm saying?
18:30
There was bro as a person like um I I do
18:33
my own YouTube and joint like that when
18:34
I was put out.
18:35
Were you like hashtag the beef type
18:37
[Â __Â ]
18:37
I wasn't even hashtag. I was talking
18:38
about it. He was breaking it down like
18:39
as the songs came out and stuff like
18:41
that and got a lot of traction. Yeah.
18:43
Everybody wanted to hear people's
18:45
opinions on it and stuff like that. And
18:46
I can say like some of the most traction
18:48
I've gotten was due to that battle. A
18:50
lot of people ate last year off
18:52
that battle. Oh yeah. So that was
18:53
definitely a thing.
18:54
It was good for the city. It was good
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for good for music. It was good for
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hip-hop cuz a lot of people saying this
18:58
year we didn't have like a big
19:01
a big moment in hip-hop. You understand
19:03
what I'm saying?
19:04
And that was Yeah. Like but last year we
19:06
probably wouldn't have had a big moment
19:08
if it wasn't for that
19:09
that bad battle. Yeah. I like drop and
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give me 50.
19:13
You guys really got me out here talking
19:14
like 50.
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No, I I thing 50.
19:19
Uh his uh what you call it? Um drop. I
19:22
like Yeah.
19:24
That's my [Â __Â ] thing. Family matters.
19:27
That was You know what I'm saying? That
19:28
was tough. That was tough. Y it was
19:31
good. It was a heavyweight fight, man,
19:33
you know,
19:34
two legends, man. And I definitely
19:36
lost the [Â __Â ] baseball game. It was
19:38
That pissed me off. I didn't want to ask
19:39
you about Toron. I didn't want to I
19:41
didn't want to ask you about the Blue
19:42
Jays, man.
19:42
That [Â __Â ] broke my heart, bro.
19:43
As a Mets fan, I'm looking at the Blue
19:45
Jays. Y'all toing up, bro. They stole
19:47
that game from us, bro. The ball the
19:50
ball like
19:52
Oh my gosh. I still play that back in my
19:55
head.
19:56
Like, we're bases loaded, right?
19:59
We're bases loaded.
20:01
Zero outs.
20:03
One play. It was back to back. They got
20:06
us out. Right. Ready. football double
20:08
play and then they got him out. Got us
20:10
out right away. That broke my heart and
20:12
all we have to do is score one.
20:14
Son and then we Oh man.
20:16
And then the ball
20:17
got stuck in the [Â __Â ] the floor that
20:21
they said bad ball.
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Hey man, listen. The greatest World
20:24
Series of all time.
20:25
It was the greatest. It was the It the
20:27
greatest. So y'all come from the
20:28
greatest battle of all time to the
20:29
greatest World Series. I've never seen a
20:31
better World Series. Seven games and
20:33
then the game before y'all went like 15
20:35
minutes. Yeah. Some crazy
20:36
crazy [Â __Â ] three-hour game.
20:38
Hey, listen, bro. It was it it was y
20:41
Hey, man. LA got LA, man. Y got to get a
20:45
one up on LA right now.
20:47
Like, we folded.
20:48
Like, they should have put me on the
20:50
field, bro. I would have never fumbled
20:52
that.
20:53
Put me on third base. I would have made
20:55
it home. We would have got
20:56
You could have just subbed me in real
20:57
quick. Like, I would have did it for
20:59
run a pinch run next time.
21:01
Yeah. Yeah. Just put me on third base
21:03
real quick. I'll make it to that [Â __Â ]
21:05
home.
21:05
Uh, I get you. I get you.
21:07
Or put me bad and I'm hitting that.
21:09
What the [Â __Â ] All of you put your whole
21:11
life
21:13
remind you
21:14
these guys get paid
21:17
to be the star they are.
21:19
So
21:20
you you get paid a lot of money to hit
21:23
that ball. You better hit that ball.
21:25
It's like Kobe Bryant. He
21:26
he gets paid a lot of money and he's in
21:28
the he's in the gym all the time
21:30
working.
21:31
But you know like they saying you're a
21:32
good baseball player if you fail seven
21:34
out of ten times. You understand what
21:35
I'm saying? Because a batting a good
21:37
batting average is 300. So that's three
21:38
out of 10.
21:39
So if you fail seven out of 10 times
21:41
you're still doing really good. You
21:42
understand what I'm saying? Baseball is
21:43
one of them sports. It's a sport of
21:44
failure as they call it.
21:46
Yeah. It's a sport of failure. That's a
21:48
fact, bro. Um All right, man. So um I
21:50
want to bring it back to the music and
21:52
to the city, man. Um it's weird to say
21:54
at this point cuz me and him are like
21:56
the at around the same age, but Drake is
21:57
now the OG of that. You understand what
22:00
I'm saying? Yeah. of no of I'd say of
22:03
your city cuz he was one of the first
22:04
and he's been it's been 15 years now.
22:06
It's been about 15 16 years. Yeah. It's
22:09
it's longevity in this. Um do you plan
22:12
on doing um being in music that long
22:14
like 15 16 years? Is that what you want
22:16
to do?
22:16
Yeah. Remember Tory Lanes didn't crack
22:18
till 10 years later.
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