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I know know shy glizzy lol the song awwsome “IM BALLIN....IM SO FUCKIN AWESOME” my mans asap rocky killed that verse Wayne used that beat sample on think I’m lyin on the beginning of the song when he said “my name Tunechi bitch”
I know know shy glizzy lol the song awwsome “IM BALLIN....IM SO FUCKIN AWESOME” my mans asap rocky killed that verse Wayne used that beat sample on think I’m lyin on the beginning of the song when he said “my name Tunechi bitch”
HNHH: You’ve cited Wayne and Andre 3000 as influences. What about them speaks to you creatively? Who else has influenced you? Uno the Activist: It’s so creative. You gotta listen to it multiple times just to hear what they said. Every time you hear one of their songs, you’re hearing something new. Because it’s just so much to take in. They just help me think like, maybe I can do that. Have people thinking outside the box. Go back like, damn, he actually said that? Growing up listening to Lil Wayne, I just felt like I related to him. I felt like he was me from the future.
Which of Wayne’s music first caught your ear Believe it or not, my first song that I really acknowledged Lil Wayne was “Hustler Muzik.” That’s when I started listening to everything. “Pussy, Money, Weed.” I’m talking about “Let the Beat Build.” Kanye did crazy on that beat. All that nigga’s shit, it was just crazy. During that era, Lil Wayne was untouchable. He was literally the best rapper. He sounded good on any track, whether it be rock, country. And that’s how I’m trying bring it. I’m trying to bring that back, because nowadays, people don’t got essence in their music.
HNHH: You’ve cited Wayne and Andre 3000 as influences. What about them speaks to you creatively? Who else has influenced you? Uno the Activist: It’s so creative. You gotta listen to it multiple times just to hear what they said. Every time you hear one of their songs, you’re hearing something new. Because it’s just so much to take in. They just help me think like, maybe I can do that. Have people thinking outside the box. Go back like, damn, he actually said that? Growing up listening to Lil Wayne, I just felt like I related to him. I felt like he was me from the future.
Which of Wayne’s music first caught your ear Believe it or not, my first song that I really acknowledged Lil Wayne was “Hustler Muzik.” That’s when I started listening to everything. “Pussy, Money, Weed.” I’m talking about “Let the Beat Build.” Kanye did crazy on that beat. All that nigga’s shit, it was just crazy. During that era, Lil Wayne was untouchable. He was literally the best rapper. He sounded good on any track, whether it be rock, country. And that’s how I’m trying bring it. I’m trying to bring that back, because nowadays, people don’t got essence in their music.
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