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Like me.вЂќ IвЂ™m like, вЂњDamn! That shit.вЂќ It started growing on me, and thatвЂ™s why I went back and I could play a lot of the 2 Chainz songs. I donвЂ™t know.вЂќ Then I listened to it another day and then I listened to it another day and I got, вЂњ Make you fall in love with a nigga like me. When I first got the 2 Chainz album, IвЂ™m like 'Okay, thatвЂ™s cool. I feel like you should live with an album for more than one fucking listen before you say 'Ah, I donвЂ™t fuck with it.' Because a week later itвЂ™s like, вЂњDamn thatвЂ™s my jam.вЂќ ThatвЂ™s how it works when you first get an album. It was dedicated to one certain motherfucker and another certain motherfucker from the past, you know? I encourage critics, when they critique my shit, to really listen. I dislike when it appears like they didnвЂ™t listen. After releasing вЂњFragile,вЂќ are you going to be viewed as an anti-critic? Like youвЂ™re gonna hate all journalists? When someone makes negative comments about you, you seem to get defensive. ItвЂ™s something kooky and weird about me that makes me want to do that. Where I'ma get money from that? You know what IвЂ™m saying? This is me being in the middle of fucking L.A., walking down Venice Beach with a transparent mask on. So people gonna always think itвЂ™s a gimmick, but when I had on the transparent mask the other day on Hard Knock TV, people were saying on HipHopDX, вЂњHeвЂ™s not a gimmick but he got on a plastic mask.вЂќ A gimmick is something you use to get money-IвЂ™m in a fucking interview. And you got these motherfucking niggas talking shit like heвЂ™s a sucker, you know, he painted his face like a bitch and I look more like my ancestors, you motherfucker. So when people are like, вЂњOh he just want to be seenвЂќ-so? Who the fuck donвЂ™t want to be seen? I donвЂ™t wanna be the norm. I wanted people to see me so theyвЂ™d hear me. When it requires it.Д«ut people think that I wear it to get attention it could mean that too, because I wanted to be different when I was younger so I made my hair different.

So, my style is always going to have that in it.

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You know what I am saying? Like, вЂњB.I.T.C.H.вЂќ It goes: 'Puttin' all the face paint I can put on / Put my black jeans and black hood on / That's your TV I just stood on / With a faded habit this brother swerves when I sip vodka / I'm the latest rabbit, in other words I'm a hip-hopper / You disc jockers never played me, you said my shit stopped ya 2001, I mixed opera now every cliques' got the / Sick caca with lots of rippin' about they chips, oughta / Listen to this quick chopper flippin' and poppin' / With the spirit of 'Pac and Big Poppa!' It comes through! I let them know itвЂ™s gonna come every once in a while. My style, even when I am rapping slow, somehow a chopper part will be in there. But I am going to do one every once in awhile. I would never do the whole chopper album. I know you want me to do that through the whole album.

I came in and added just a little gasoline to Tech's already massive fire.ItвЂ™s letting you know that I am not slacking.

As Tech says, the spirit of a lion describes our kindred souls, so it was my absolute honor to make my rap debut on Tech's new album ASIN9NE with Tech, Joey Cool & King Iso. And best of all, if you're willing to rumble with us, then get ready because we're rippin' your face off. I've been good friends with Tech for years now and of the many incredible qualities he brings to the hip hop game, the one anchor about his music that drives and motivates me daily is at his core, he doesn't rap about bling, cash, money, fameвЂ¦.He raps about the important things hunger, drive, passion, pain, some darkness, some hope and a lot of putting in the work with our own hands to make something happen. Johnson added, 'In the world of hip hop music, Tech N9NE and his Strange Music Record Label, 100% embody the powerful term known as OUTLAW MANA. 'You know him the moment you hear him, and he kills it with Joey Cool and King Iso. 'I was talking to Dwayne and he let me know, 'Dude, I want to go fast',' laughs Tech. Dwayne Johnson makes his historic rap debut, and he hits the rap music scene like an earthquake and a tidal wave all at once! Just like he took every other aspect of entertainment by storm, he's doing so again. Already dominating the global box office and tv ratings, Johnson now has his sights on the charts.