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Trae Tha Truth Talks Dave Chappelle Collab, A Tupac-like Vault, Praising God & Houston's Legacy
Jul 8, 2025
Trae Tha Truth joins AllHipHop for an in-depth interview with DJ Thoro, breaking down his powerful new album Angel. With his daughter Baby Truth by his side, Trae talks about Houston car culture, the legacy of DJ Screw, collaborating with Dave Chappelle, and why he’s got decades of unreleased music tucked away. He also reacts to GloRilla’s BET gospel award, gives flowers to Tatum, KD, and Dame Lillard, and shares his dream collabs! Lock in!
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First and foremost, if they don't know,
0:06
you tapped in. It's trade the truth.
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Shout out all hip hop man. Um, y'all
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been supporting me for a long time. But
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the album Angel July 3rd, trade day
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weekend, July 17th through the 21st. Um,
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man, I just got a lot of stuff going,
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you know. Um, just tap in, man. Yes,
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yes, yes. Welcome to another edition of
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allhip hop.com. I'm your host DJ
0:29
Thorough aka Thorough Xano Brris to the
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streets. Shout out to my partner Chuck
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Creekmer Boy Wonder. We blind from One
0:36
World Studios. I got a special guest in
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the building, a Texas historian, a Texas
0:41
legend. You know what it is. Introduce
0:43
yourself. What up? What up, man? I go by
0:45
the name Trader Troop, aka King Truth,
0:48
Houston's hometown hero. All right.
0:51
Listen, before we get started, man, I
0:52
want you to know I'm I'm a big fan of
0:54
your work, your music. My favorite song
0:57
from you is Swinging with Big Hawk. Like
0:58
that's swag. Yeah. Swag and swag. Swag.
1:02
That's what brought my career to the
1:04
national status. Right. That that that
1:06
record is dope. It's like it it defines
1:08
what Houston culture. Yeah. Yeah. The
1:11
cars, the label RP. Yeah. RP Big Hawk.
1:14
And um Yeah. I love that. I love that
1:16
joint. Yo, that's that's my favorite
1:17
record or whatever. So, speaking of
1:19
records, you got a new record out called
1:22
All Right. Yeah. Yeah. All Right.
1:24
featuring my daughter right here, Baby
1:25
Truth and Lra and Lraate now. Yeah.
1:27
Yeah. Got a few new records out, you
1:29
know, just all leading up to the album.
1:31
All leading up to the album. Now, how
1:33
did you how did you link up with LRA? Uh
1:35
me and Lra always been close, you know,
1:37
for for a long time. And then, you know,
1:39
he's from the city. Okay. You know, I be
1:40
big on making sure we support um each
1:43
other, right? And uh the record I had
1:46
did the record originally. It was two
1:48
verses and it was just
1:52
you know just giving God his glory and
1:55
in my testimony and I felt like with it
1:59
being that and it can also be classified
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in the
2:04
gospel realm in the sense it's like man
2:07
it was a perfect fit. So right nobody
2:09
was uncomfortable everybody was right
2:11
with the record. No, no, I listen to it
2:13
and and it's definitely it's definitely
2:15
soulful. Was definitely in the gospel
2:17
lane or whatever. Now, what what
2:18
triggered you to do that? Is was it
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anything related to um what you went
2:22
through with your daughter and
2:23
everything? Yeah, that definitely that
2:25
and life. But I mean, you got to ask
2:27
yourself when situations get hard and
2:30
stressful, the more you pray, you know,
2:33
God will make it all right for you. Make
2:34
it all right. Right. So, it's just kind
2:36
of self-explanatory, you know? Right.
2:38
Okay. Now, speaking of gospel, um, we
2:41
recently had the BET Awards. Yeah, we
2:43
did. And shout out to Glorilla King
2:46
Franklin. Glorilla, she won for best
2:47
gospel artist. How being that I mean,
2:51
being that she's not really viewed as a
2:53
gospel artist and she won, what what's
2:54
your take on that on her winning that,
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man? Anybody who know me know I really
2:58
don't have many takes on stuff that
3:00
ain't necessarily my business. Okay. Um,
3:03
if that record impacted a certain way
3:07
and it was based on that record, then I
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guess I, you know, I get it. You know
3:11
what I'm saying? Um,
3:14
and that goes to show how powerful the
3:17
man up above is because in any sense if
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it was her or just like the the record I
3:24
got with Ronda Adams, like my album's
3:26
not a gospel album. It's just I I'm I'm
3:29
giving God his glory in certain songs,
3:31
right? And if if God put it in position
3:33
for that to be recognized, you got to
3:35
appreciate it. You got to appreciate it.
3:36
No, that's a good that's a good
3:37
observation. That's Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
3:40
Yeah. So I my cuz I'm not going to sit
3:42
on here one. I don't speak people
3:44
business. But I'm speaking from a
3:46
hip-hop fan. We all fans of hip-hop. I
3:47
get it. But even then, you know, man, I
3:49
tend to stay in my lane. That's that's
3:50
why I am respected the way I because you
3:52
know a lot of times we jump out there
3:54
putting our opinions and we may not even
3:56
put everything in perspective and we
3:58
already made a judgment or whatever that
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may be. But what I will say that just
4:04
show the power of the man up above
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because she do have all kind of big
4:08
records but for her to be recognized for
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that record can speak volumes. Speak
4:12
volumes. Right. No, that's a good. So,
4:14
shout out that's why I said before I
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asked you that shout out to Glorilla
4:17
because any accomplishment in my
4:18
opinion, you know, you you're winning,
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you know what I mean? You know, because
4:22
you don't know you don't know who your
4:23
music music is going to touch, you know
4:24
what I mean? Right. So, um I I agree
4:28
with that. Now, I was I was talking to
4:29
um Paul Wall, right? And and the reason
4:31
why I have so much love for Texas, man,
4:33
because he told me he said, "Yo, Texas
4:35
is so supportive of the the culture of
4:38
Texas is so supportive." He literally
4:39
told me if he wanted to, he does not
4:42
have to leave the state of Texas to make
4:43
a living or doing shows. You know what I
4:45
mean? That's that's been a test of time
4:48
forever since right Texas was coming in
4:52
the forefront was in the forefront and
4:54
how we spinning back around to be in the
4:55
forefront again. The thing is um
5:00
we come from that independent era,
5:02
right? To where you can go gold or
5:05
platinum just in Texas alone, right? And
5:08
um a lot of us created a hustle like no
5:11
other independently to where we didn't
5:14
need to leave. So it was always amazing
5:16
the other artists when they come down
5:19
and when they go to other cities they be
5:21
so so big and they'll be the ones with
5:24
with the money and the ones that
5:25
everybody like ah but then when they
5:28
come to where we from even with them
5:30
being big we just as big thing. You know
5:33
what I'm saying? Right. Well, the reason
5:35
why I say that because that I don't not
5:37
that you're taking it for granted. It's
5:38
not a big deal in Houston, but nobody in
5:40
New York, no artist in New York can only
5:42
do shows in New York and sustain a
5:43
living. That's why I say this. It's like
5:44
that's amazing to be able to do that
5:46
just in in your state where you from cuz
5:48
nobody can do that here. You know, I
5:50
live and die for for Texas, for Houston,
5:52
man. So, shout out to all the artists
5:55
doing their thing, man. Because it's so
5:57
many waves. You have the independent,
6:00
you have the major, right? You got to
6:02
think we got some of the biggest. Let's
6:04
just go when you start from acting.
6:06
People didn't even know one of the
6:07
biggest shows, Cosby Show. Felicia
6:09
Rashard from Houston, Houston, Texas.
6:11
Then you go artistwise. Beyonce is by
6:14
far the biggest artist in the world. In
6:16
the world. Gospel wise, Yolanda Adams by
6:18
far biggest in the world. Right now in
6:22
the younger generation, you got the
6:24
Travis's, you know, right? You got the
6:26
Megs. You know what I'm saying? You're
6:28
right. independently. You got so many of
6:30
us that's just so right. There's no way
6:33
around it. When you when you speak in
6:34
Houston, the culture definitely
6:37
we impact the culture by far the most.
6:39
Right. And and and you definitely have
6:41
done that because your influence has
6:43
spilled over into other people's
6:44
mimicking Houston sound the chopping.
6:48
Yeah. And you know, I don't even want to
6:49
get on here and say it's mimicking.
6:50
Sometimes, you know, it's a lot of
6:51
people that pay homage. Yeah. Yeah. Pay
6:53
Let me let me let me let me rephrase my
6:55
words. Yeah. Yeah. And you know what's
6:57
crazy? feel like people don't understand
6:58
how important and how strong we are with
7:00
the culture because
7:02
when you go to think of trap soul that's
7:05
all came from DJ Screw because we would
7:08
slow down or R&B songs and then when you
7:12
hear these songs and you may hear a
7:14
quick something slowed in the song as
7:17
far as vocals or something all that
7:19
sample stuff comes from from how we do
7:21
our thing Houston Texas yeah right again
7:24
like me I'm a student of the game I'm
7:26
from New York But I'm a student of the
7:28
game like the culture of music in
7:30
different in different areas. So you
7:32
know like I know about Big Mo, Big
7:34
Pokey, Big Can we pause one second? Is
7:36
that possible? Cuz I don't miss the
7:38
disappoint. That was fake and little
7:41
C's. Wow. Wow. Family. So what was I
7:46
saying? So yeah, I was saying that um
7:48
the um the whole screwed up click. Um
7:53
Michael Watts,
7:55
Big Hog. Yeah. Big mole. Yeah, man. We
7:59
got a lot of trade the truth. Yeah. You
8:01
know what I mean? Scarface. I mean,
8:03
Houston is Paul Wall. It's like it's
8:07
incredible. I always said Houston, I put
8:09
it's there's a there's a couple cities
8:10
that say the home of the spitters.
8:11
Obviously, New York is one of them. New
8:13
York is the home of the spitters.
8:14
Detroit is the home of the spitters.
8:16
Detroit. Detroit. Hands down. We already
8:18
know who from Detroit. If you don't
8:19
know, then you don't need to be on this
8:21
channel. Yeah. Yeah. And Houston, Texas.
8:23
specifically Houston te Texas is the
8:25
home of the spitters. You know what I
8:27
mean? Yeah. Yeah. Like where did you
8:29
develop your love for hip-hop? Do you
8:31
remember the first time? Do you remember
8:32
your first hip-hop record that made you
8:34
even want to get involved with hip-hop
8:35
or the first time you were exposed to
8:37
it? I I don't know. You know, my my my
8:39
father was a diehard fan of gangster
8:43
rap. every back then albums used to come
8:46
out I believe on Tuesdays and every
8:50
weekend we would pull up the Sound Waves
8:51
of Sam Gooden he'd be getting the newest
8:54
stuff you know right and you know man I
8:56
can go back to
8:59
I was just always the fan of music you
9:00
know my mom used to sing so you know
9:02
whether it been R&B or rap I can't tell
9:05
you exactly what the first first was but
9:09
I've always been one of them dieh hard
9:12
fans And crazy or not, um,
9:16
one of my other biggest markets outside
9:18
of Houston was New York. New York. I was
9:21
one of the ones that can hold my own.
9:23
You know what I'm saying? So, if you
9:24
notice, I have a lot of music with with
9:27
with people on the East Coast for sure.
9:30
Right. Yeah. You you you um you rock
9:32
with my So, I don't know if you
9:34
remember. So, I had linked you and Ray
9:37
Korn from Wuang Clan. That's my brother.
9:38
I just talked to him the other day.
9:39
Yeah. I DJ for him. And I when he when
9:41
he moved to Dallas, he was asking me for
9:42
your number and I had that's I have my
9:45
brother cuz they just came through
9:46
Houston, you know, all of my brothers.
9:48
So yeah. So I've been running I've been
9:50
DJing for Ray for like 20 years. You
9:52
know what I mean? So that's that's my
9:52
brother. Shout out Ray. Shout out the
9:54
whole Yeah. Shout out the whole Woo or
9:55
whatever. But um I say all that to say
9:57
like I'm I'm I'm into like I still got
9:59
records with Ray. They ain't came out
10:00
yet. I know this. Listen, I know this.
10:03
Yeah. I know this. So I got man in my
10:06
phone.
10:08
No lie. I'mma let you do it on camera.
10:10
That way we ain't we do no lying. Like a
10:14
lot of people say I'm probably by far
10:16
the most
10:18
hardest working when it come to having
10:22
records. Records. So I'mma show you a
10:24
folder of unreleased music. This
10:26
exclusive right here. This the number.
10:31
Wow.
10:33
Damn. I have records with That's
10:35
unreleased. these records with every if
10:38
I decide to stop rapping it would be
10:40
decades and decades of music. So, let me
10:42
just tell you from what I the number I
10:44
just saw, you see how Tupac been putting
10:45
out records for 30 years. Oh yeah. Yeah.
10:47
He'll do 100 plus. When he when he when
10:50
he leave this earth, he going to have
10:51
like a 100 albums after that. You know
10:53
what I mean? Yeah. Yeah. Tupac is at 30.
10:56
He'll do a hundred. This is how many
10:57
records he has out. That's crazy. Yeah.
10:59
And then, you know, the good thing is
11:01
it's timeless music. So it's not like it
11:03
had to come out right then and there. It
11:05
can always come out and still feel good.
11:08
Even even when we get a new album, a lot
11:09
of people don't understand when we get
11:10
music or a new album, we don't know when
11:12
they recorded that. It's new to us. You
11:14
know what I mean? So music is only new
11:16
when you haven't heard it. You know what
11:17
I mean? It's no such thing as an old
11:18
song. If you never heard it, it's new.
11:20
Yeah. You know what I mean? So I'm sure
11:21
you put out stuff in on an album or on a
11:23
record that you probably recorded years
11:25
ago or maybe the day before the day
11:27
before yesterday. Does you know what I
11:28
mean? It just it it's just it does it
11:30
coincide with what's going on, you know,
11:32
when you put it out. You know what I
11:34
mean? A lot of that stuff has to connect
11:35
or whatever. So, yo, tell me about um
11:38
because I obviously I never met DJ
11:39
Screw, but um tell me about DJ Screw.
11:41
How did you how did you meet DJ Screw?
11:43
Oh, man. I met Screw. I probably was
11:46
maybe
11:50
16. Okay. 15 or 16, somewhere around
11:52
that. And um we started um my first time
11:57
being heard on the screw tape. I
11:59
probably was 19. 19. Um I was part of uh
12:05
a group Gorilla Mob. And Screw really
12:08
introduced us to
12:11
that was our form of radio. He
12:12
introduced us to the streets and just
12:14
the city because when people hear the
12:16
songs, they'd be like, "Man, that's
12:17
jamming. Who is that?" Right? And then
12:19
you know the wave got to getting around.
12:21
Oh, that's who that is. You know what
12:23
I'm saying? And it worked. But as a
12:25
person, that's just that was genuinely
12:27
my partner, my my brother, my friend.
12:30
Um,
12:32
at times, you know, when you can
12:35
be discouraged being an artist, just
12:37
discouraged with life in general, man.
12:39
He would always be there to support. You
12:42
know what I'm saying? And then at
12:44
moments when I was going through
12:45
situations, you know, it'd be late
12:47
nights, he'd pull up to holl at me and
12:50
my little brother Jayton. Like he it' be
12:53
different stuff, but he definitely um he
12:56
definitely was one of my close bros. And
12:59
people don't know before he passed, you
13:02
know, he was doing his label thing and
13:04
we actually was supposed to be signing
13:07
to him. You know what I'm saying? That
13:08
would have been a that would have been
13:10
an honor. But, you know, the the the
13:12
good thing is I make sure every chance I
13:15
get, I make sure we keep that that
13:17
legacy going, you know, just as well as
13:19
everybody else. But on my behalf, I you
13:21
know, I let it be known and it's going
13:22
to forever be that. I mean, they
13:24
nickname Houston, Texas. Screw Texas.
13:26
You know what I mean? I hear it all the
13:27
time. Screw Texas. You know? Yeah. I
13:29
remember, man. I remember Screw came out
13:31
here. People don't understand like it
13:33
was a um I forget what year it was. It
13:35
was a DJ battle. He ended up winning. He
13:37
came back with a ring. Wow. Yeah. Yeah.
13:39
You know what I'm saying? So people
13:40
understand he was a real he real DJ real
13:43
DJ right right creative creative on top
13:45
of that like a lot of people could be
13:47
real but he was and can rap you know he
13:48
didn't I didn't know he could rap that I
13:50
didn't know he didn't he didn't rap much
13:51
but when he raped you got you got you
13:53
but in that folder I just saw n no no no
13:56
I wish I wish I just know the few time
13:59
he did the few times he did it's no way
14:02
of denying his the whole city know it
14:04
you know what I'm saying so right now
14:06
let's talk about your um community
14:07
efforts like how's that
14:10
I mean, I'm I'm working at all times.
14:11
Literally pulling up here, I was on the
14:14
phone doing what I could do, making sure
14:16
um
14:18
me and uh Matthew 25 ministries and be
14:21
good, you know, I was out there helping
14:23
with the tornadoes in St. Louis. So, I
14:26
got a 18-wheeler going out there with
14:28
more supplies for all the families. Um,
14:31
you know, I just did recently, shout out
14:33
to the Source LA, Brandon Lamar. Um, we
14:36
did the fires in LA. So it's like I'm
14:38
I'm always working man. And then trade
14:41
day coming up and that's day let's talk
14:42
about trade day. Let's talk about it.
14:44
That's focused on the whole community of
14:45
Houston. So the thing now is like
14:48
I've outgrown just Houston. So now when
14:51
disasters hit all around they calling
14:54
for me, you know, to assist. Now have
14:57
they gave you the key to the city yet? I
14:58
got two keys. Oh, he got two Excuse me.
15:00
He got Excuse me. He got the two keys.
15:02
The remote control. And you know what's
15:04
so crazy? I even got stuff that I never
15:06
even knew, right? Like they have a a
15:09
certain belt belt buckle that comes. I
15:12
got all kind of different stuff. I think
15:14
at this point it ain't really many
15:16
awards. It ain't nothing Houston can do
15:18
for me as far as awardwise no more. Let
15:20
me do that cuz I I like people see far
15:22
too often people get things named after
15:24
them or murals after we're gone. I say
15:27
people need to see that while they're
15:29
still living. Oh yeah, man. It's a
15:30
blessing. I got seven holidays in
15:32
Houston. Okay. And one in Milwaukee.
15:35
So, shout out Milwaukee to my family out
15:38
there. Hey, this is royalty, man. This
15:40
is Texas royalty right here, man. Yeah.
15:42
Yeah. But the thing is, it's not just
15:44
me, you know, like I feel like when I
15:46
win, we all win. You know, anybody who
15:48
came from this lifestyle, I feel like
15:50
it's a win for us all because it wasn't
15:52
designed for somebody that look like me,
15:55
that come from where I come from, that
15:56
even do what I do to be recognized
15:59
throughout the world and accomplish a
16:01
lot of things that people wouldn't
16:03
expect us to accomplish, right? Okay.
16:06
Like musically, who influenced you you
16:09
like to right now like like where do you
16:10
draw your inspiration from to get to do
16:12
music artist wise right now? Life. Life.
16:16
Okay, just just living life, you know,
16:18
cuz that's that's how I get my music
16:19
off. Um, when I started, I was rapping
16:22
behind my older brother, Dinky. And um I
16:25
used to recite his raps, you know, he
16:27
would send him home from jail and then,
16:30
you know, I learned them and kicking and
16:31
then it led to me doing my own thing.
16:33
And um now being one of the greats cuz
16:37
when you think about it, I've been in
16:39
the game, man, doing music with probably
16:44
almost 30 years. And you got to think
16:46
I've had music from the youngest to all
16:51
the way up. Like you got to think from
16:53
back in the day being the young and
16:55
having
16:57
being on songs all the way from a coogi
16:59
rap to to one of the albums had Pac to
17:03
all the way to the youngest of the
17:05
youngest now. You know what I'm saying?
17:07
So I I've been blessed to be able to
17:09
maneuver and be in the game this long.
17:13
Or or do you feel intimidated to get on
17:15
like you know they say like like one of
17:16
your say one of your idols like whoever
17:18
your idols were you were you ever
17:20
intimidated to work with them like No
17:22
I'm never intimidated to work with
17:23
anybody because I'm up for that
17:26
challenge. It's like it's damn like
17:28
sparring in a sense you know you got to
17:31
be able to hold your own right. And um
17:33
I've always been blessed to do that
17:34
because
17:36
I can go from rapping to singing to
17:39
rapping fast to whatever to just being
17:41
lyrical punchline like. So I've been
17:43
able to do it all and it's been a
17:45
blessing. Right. So let's let's play a
17:47
hypothetical game real quick and because
17:49
let's say yo Trey, I got this record,
17:50
right? I'mma produce a record. You could
17:52
put any artist on this record. So it's
17:54
hypothetical, but the artist could be
17:55
dead or alive from any era in any genre
17:58
of music. Don't have to don't have to be
18:00
hip-hop. It could be Calypso, Country
18:01
Soul, Dance Hall, Reggae, Salsa, Trap,
18:05
whatever. But it could only be one
18:07
artist, dead or alive, from any era in
18:10
any genre. Who would you do a song with?
18:13
You say one artist, one artist, dead or
18:15
alive, because we talking hypothetical,
18:16
dead or alive from any era in any genre
18:19
of music. Who would you do a song with?
18:22
I would say just because
18:26
I rep Houston to the fullest, um I would
18:29
definitely say screw just just because I
18:32
got to stand for our culture, right? Um,
18:36
let's just say if I decided to do a
18:40
a powerhouse record with a with a few of
18:43
us
18:47
I would how see I'm able to put records
18:50
together that people never could
18:52
imagine. You know, I and Jada kiss and
18:54
if you ever seen he'll tell you all the
18:57
time um Jada and Ross and Jeezy and them
19:00
they'll tell you that I probably got one
19:02
of the craziest ears when it come right
19:05
to track selections and stuff like that.
19:07
And I've been blessed to know when I
19:09
hear a track I can instantly hear who go
19:10
on that track. You know what I'm saying?
19:12
So a lot of times people don't
19:13
understand I can actually put records
19:15
together. You know what I'm saying?
19:16
Okay. But um if I had a powerhouse
19:22
I would I would tend to want to mix some
19:26
stuff like
19:28
I would have brought Michael Jackson to
19:30
doing that's the number one up here.
19:32
Yeah. I would I would I would have him
19:33
doing something. I would take him back
19:36
to his
19:38
Gary Indiana days. You know what I'm
19:40
saying?
19:41
Imagine mixing him in with with Pac with
19:46
um of course my brother Nipy. We even
19:49
though we got a lot of records just to
19:52
to to bring it back. I would I would
19:56
blend in and mix even down the big I
19:58
would blend in and mix so much and I
20:00
just make cuz if you familiar I got the
20:02
Ammon series and I'm able to put 10 12
20:05
artists on there and create something
20:06
crazy. So what would you call that song
20:08
with your with those artists you just
20:09
name? Give me a title off the top of
20:12
your head. I don't know. It may it may
20:14
it may just be some reality pain type
20:16
music. You know, it just it it just all
20:18
depends. But it for sure it wouldn't
20:22
have came out no less than classic. You
20:25
know what I'm saying? I I you know, I'm
20:26
a perfectionist when it come to that.
20:27
Okay. Now, let's talk let's talk car c
20:30
car culture. So, I don't know if you
20:31
ever heard of um the car club here
20:33
called the BBS boys. I'm not sure if
20:34
you're familiar with the old school.
20:35
Yeah. When I did the um the car shows
20:38
with Envy. Envy. Yeah. So, I'm the owner
20:40
of that. That's that's that's my
20:41
company. Yeah. It's me and my partner
20:42
Rich. We run that. And shout out to Envy
20:44
cuz we um we doing um y'all did a car
20:46
show in Houston together. So we're doing
20:48
a car show and we need to do another
20:50
one, man. I told Envy cuz I feel like
20:52
you know I I believe in what Envy doing
20:54
and I know he he really loves cars and
20:58
you know it's big for the the the
21:00
community anyway with that's the other
21:02
aspect of it. So definitely hopefully at
21:05
some point get to doing that again. No,
21:06
we definitely going to do that cuz we we
21:08
have um car show BBS boys DJ Envy um
21:11
August 16th. Yeah. And um in I'm sorry,
21:13
July 19th in Hampton, Virginia. Oh, you
21:16
know that's trade day weekend. Oh, see.
21:17
Damn. Yeah. And then but but then the
21:20
following month, August the 16th,
21:22
Saturday, we we here in New York. Okay.
21:24
So, if you if you know what I mean, pull
21:25
up if we going to get out there to
21:27
Houston to get a get another one cuz he
21:29
he told me that was his biggest win.
21:31
Houston City. Yeah. I got to I got to
21:33
get him get him back out there, man. Get
21:35
him motivated just as a brother. But
21:37
yeah. Right. Now, listen. So I said I
21:38
want to talk car culture like the cars
21:40
like so the cars here we do the BBS we
21:42
do the BBS's you know the Europeans that
21:45
eat the Benzes you know things like that
21:48
the BMWs Texas y'all do the you'll do
21:50
the the slabs or whatever you know what
21:52
I mean things that the candy candy paint
21:55
like the swingers wheels yeah the fifth
21:57
wheel right do you remember when I
21:59
started from your from from that was
22:01
before our time from your discover you
22:02
know what I'm saying but when did you
22:03
discover do you remember your first lab
22:05
you saw no I I like I say it before
22:08
before our time when you go talk about
22:10
the the real gangsters of Houston like
22:13
it was you could be on the sale of
22:15
swingers and like people was dying
22:17
behind them back then you know um but no
22:20
that was before that before my time but
22:23
just watch my brother was one of them
22:25
slab heads wanted to take the whole
22:27
backseat out and just have a dome from
22:30
there to the trunk with music right on
22:32
swinger so definitely with that um
22:36
definitely with that it's like
22:39
my first time. I don't know cuz I I I've
22:42
I've been introduced to the street
22:43
family my whole life just through my
22:45
brother and everybody else. So, right.
22:47
Yeah. But right that was it like in
22:50
Houston for those who who come from
22:54
where we come from that's really into
22:56
the Houston and the culture. You feel
22:58
like you didn't even make it till you
23:00
was able to ride slabs to ride slabs.
23:02
Right. Yeah. All right. I I feel that.
23:03
So, another record I like by you had a
23:06
verse on it. Paul Wall swinging in the
23:08
ring, the remix. And you said something
23:10
about you you still knocking pictures
23:12
off the wall.
23:14
Robert Davis is what my sound is like.
23:16
You remember that verse from it was
23:17
called Paul Wall Swinging in the Rain.
23:19
It's the remix. It's it's uh it's Lil
23:20
Kiki. You and Staly if I'm not mistaken.
23:25
It's um it's called Swinging in the
23:27
Rain. It's Paul Wall. No, I don't know
23:28
if I'm on that. No, you're on that
23:29
record. You're on that. No, I'm sorry.
23:31
Yeah, it's a remix to um You see me? No,
23:35
I'm sorry. It's the remix to um with
23:36
with Stallley the um yeah it was Stal
23:40
I'm sorry I got I got it confused
23:41
Stallley's um yeah what's it called
23:44
Swing? What what the hell is this record
23:45
called? I'm not sure what the record was
23:46
but I remember you see me swing and
23:49
whatever. Yeah, that that record the
23:51
remix of that when you was like I'm
23:52
still knocking pictures off the wall
23:54
like the bass in that was cuz the beat
23:57
switched up to you referencing knocking
23:59
pictures off the wall. So the 808 was
24:01
like it was just crazy. So you really
24:03
you really capture the you know you
24:04
really capture the essence of Houston
24:06
when you rap. Like you paint pictures. I
24:08
see it. I mean but um what I do want to
24:11
say is
24:13
Angel is going to be something different
24:15
man. This is probably one of my prized
24:17
possession albums only because I went
24:19
through so much and I think the climate
24:21
of what everybody feeling and dealing
24:23
with. I think this is going to touch
24:25
close to home. Okay. You got like it's
24:27
real big records on there. You know what
24:29
I'm saying? And it's like I'm still able
24:31
to do me, still able to uplift God in
24:35
certain records, right? And still able
24:36
to just convey my pain, you know, but
24:39
make dope classic records like, you
24:42
know, it's a a record on there called
24:43
Amen with Dave Chappelle. That's super
24:45
big. Like it's it's a lot of stuff on
24:47
there, man. So when can we expect that?
24:49
The the project the album July 3rd on my
24:51
birthday. July 3rd on your birthday. All
24:52
right. All right. Happy early birthday
24:56
telling you now. You know what I mean?
24:57
Happy early birthday. All right. Right.
24:58
And they can get that obviously where
25:00
wherever music is streamed and sold.
25:02
Yep. Right. Definitely. Any hard copies?
25:04
Any vinyl? Any special edition packs for
25:06
the for the for the for the real DJs?
25:08
No, but somebody just literally I'm
25:11
trying to think who talked to me about
25:13
vinyl. Yeah, you might do some special
25:16
edition vinyl. Oh, Cam Newton told me.
25:18
Okay. Well, damn. Cam Newton out of
25:20
Yeah. Shout out. Shout out Cam. But
25:22
yeah, he told me I need to do vinyl. No,
25:24
you do. You should do some special I
25:26
mean limited edition vinyl. You know
25:28
what I mean? Like colorcoded, whatever.
25:30
Like collector's item. You know what I
25:32
mean? That'll, you know, I mean, that'll
25:33
be dope. Like Rick just did that. He
25:34
just put an album out. He did limited
25:36
vinyl or whatever. So, listen, man. I
25:38
want to thank you for coming out. You
25:39
know what I mean? God bless you and your
25:41
lovely daughter. Yeah. Baby truth. She
25:43
over there cooling. She over there
25:44
cooling. And um much success, man.
25:47
Continued success, you know what I mean?
25:48
For sure, man. Right. Anything else you
25:49
want to cover before we go? Um, first
25:52
and foremost, if they don't know, you
25:54
tapped in as Trader Truth. Shout out uh
25:56
hip hop man. Um y'all been supporting me
25:59
for a long time. But the album Angel
26:01
July 3rd, trade day weekend July 17th
26:04
through the 21st. Um
26:07
man, I just got a lot of stuff going,
26:10
you know. Um just tap in, man. Tap in.
26:13
It'll all work out. Real quick, any
26:15
acting coming up? Any movies? Any
26:16
movies? I got a movie out on uh Tuby
26:19
right now called Soul. Okay. The cartoon
26:21
movie Trey. And uh we working on new
26:24
stuff now. Okay. Um, so we doing a
26:27
little bit of everything. Plus, you
26:28
know, my daughter feel like she missed
26:31
out the first movie, so she won her. She
26:33
back. She She going to take she going to
26:34
take over. I'mma put I'mma put together
26:36
something so we can give her her
26:38
opportunity to do her thing. So, real
26:39
quick, y'all got KD. We We going We
26:41
getting a chip this year. What we doing?
26:43
What the Rock is doing this year? And
26:45
shout out KD. That's my brother, right?
26:47
Um, I I believe if they find a way to
26:49
mesh well, right, it'd be all right cuz
26:51
we already had
26:53
even before KD, I felt like we just had
26:56
a younger team, but they definitely was
26:58
on their way, right? But now with him,
27:00
if they end up meshing a certain way,
27:02
right, then we definitely Well, they say
27:04
that y'all just needed a closer. KD's
27:06
definitely a closer, you know, I mean,
27:07
in a big situation. So, we'll we'll see.
27:08
Yeah, because you know, you got, man,
27:10
you got all them over there, man. Stars,
27:13
right? Um,
27:15
hey, man. You got uh Jabari, you got Van
27:18
Fleet, Sangun. I mean, it's so many of
27:22
them over there that Yeah, we'll see
27:24
what happens. You know, I I never get
27:25
caught in the super teams because I
27:26
don't always correlate to a champion.
27:28
Well, you know, at this point, I think
27:29
it's mandatory super team. It ain't It's
27:32
even though it's not like the old days
27:33
when
27:35
who don't got a super team right now at
27:37
this point. So, it's like, well, OKC
27:38
really don't have a super team. OKC,
27:40
they just want to shoot. No, they don't.
27:42
That's not really a super man between
27:44
SGA. Yeah, no kid a superstar. But but
27:47
no, all all of them are stars in their
27:50
own, right? They own right. I'll say
27:52
this. So when Katie when Katie was here
27:54
in Brooklyn, you had KD, Kyrie, James
27:57
Harden, Blake Griffin, and it still got
27:59
knocked out the first round. But what
28:01
happens is
28:03
sometimes it can be too super of a team
28:06
because you don't know who's who who's
28:09
the role who what role the leader. Yeah,
28:11
the leader, right? You know what I'm
28:12
saying? People don't know their roles.
28:13
That's why that's my key word. if they
28:14
mesh together a certain way, right?
28:16
Okay, fair enough. Be perfect. You know
28:18
what I'm saying? All right. So, yo, man,
28:20
thank you for coming out, man. Speaking
28:21
of that, man, shout out uh shout out my
28:23
bro Jason Tatum, man. Jason Tat. Oh,
28:25
yeah. I felt like he definitely was fa
28:30
without that without that injury, man.
28:32
So, you know, I just want to uplift him.
28:34
That's one of the bros, man. I'm Dame
28:36
Litter, too. They both got all them.
28:37
Dame Litter and Hame, you know, Dame, my
28:40
brother, too. Uh, and Hallebertton, you
28:43
know. What's crazy? They all wear number
28:45
zero and they all tore their I did not
28:47
know that. Yeah, they all wear number
28:48
zero and they all tore their right
28:50
Achilles. All three of them. Yeah, I did
28:52
not know that. Shout out to all them,
28:53
you know. Um and like you know, I I
28:56
speak with Tatum um time to time. Like I
28:59
told him, man, you know, it's just a a
29:02
minor setback, man. God got ways of
29:04
doing things and his comeback story may
29:07
be even even crazier. You know what I'm
29:10
saying? Cuz he's a star, period. No,
29:11
he's a super. He's a mega star. He's a
29:14
franchise player. He might be the face
29:16
of the league besides him and Anthony,
29:18
man. You know what I mean? Yeah. Yeah.
29:20
So, definitely, man. So, shout out to
29:22
Houston Rockers, man. Shout out Tra the
29:24
Truth. Trey, happy early birthday. God
29:27
bless you and your beautiful daughter,
29:28
man. Thank you for coming through, man.
29:29
You're going to come throw the H up to
29:31
him one time. Come on.
29:34
You going to throw the H? You going to
29:35
throw the Ace Town up? See, she Ah, she
29:38
don't throw the Ace Town. That's all
29:39
good. All right. So, that's what it is,
29:41
man. DJ thorough trade the truth and
29:43
like always when you see us one knee us
29:45
that mean get on one knee kiss the ring
29:46
pay respects we out.
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