Up next in 10
Planet Giza Talks New Album "Ready When You Are" on Sway In The Morning | SWAY’S UNIVERSE
May 30, 2023
Planet Giza is one of the most interesting musical groups to emerge in the past few years. Composed of members from diverse backgrounds, the group has been creating a buzz amongst both music fans and critics alike. Their latest album "Ready When You Are" has just been released and they are now out on the road promoting it. Recently, the group stopped by Sway In The Morning to talk about their new album, and we're here to give you the scoop.
The group members who make up Planet Giza include Kojey Radical, Venna, Saba, Femdot, Mick Jenkins, Topaz Jones, and Lan’do, all of whom bring their unique talents to the music they create. "Ready When You Are" features production from the talented Kaytranada, who has been instrumental in the success of many artists in recent years.
The album touches on a range of themes, from fame to relationships, narrating the experience of group member and vocalist Tony Stone, over the stellar production of the groups Rami B & DoomX. Each track is carefully crafted, showcasing the talents of each member, with the mix of music and lyrics making for an incredibly compelling listen.
The group has drawn many comparisons to legendary group N.E.R.D, and they have been praised for their ability to blend together the sounds of the 90s with the modern era. With Timbaland-reminiscent ad-libs blended effortlessly with a modern edge through slick groove-led production, and Giza's signature jazz-infused/spacey vibe, interlaced with sharp flows, the album is a fresh take on a classic sound.
The group members showed their enthusiasm while on Sway In The Morning and were extremely passionate about the new album. “We’ve never really felt seen till now,” one member said. “People are really starting to listen and see who we really are and that’s fucking amazing to us.”
Planet Giza's latest album "Ready When You Are" is an impressive body of work that showcases the talents of a group of artists that are destined for great things. The album is a fresh take on the classic sounds of the 90s and pays homage to the legends that came before them. The group members themselves are dynamic, passionate, and extremely talented, and the chemistry between them is evident in every track on the album. If you haven't already had a chance to check out "Ready When You Are", be sure to give it a listen-- you won't be disappointed.
Subscribe Here! http://bit.ly/SubscribeSU
Watch the Best of Sway In The Morning! http://bit.ly/BestOfSITM
Check out More From Sway’s Universe
http://swaysuniverse.com
http://twitter.com/swaysuniverse
http://instagram.com/swaysuniverse
http://facebook.com/swaysuniverse
Show More Show Less View Video Transcript
0:00
[Music]
0:02
ready when you are
0:05
that's the name of the album
0:07
what you doing that's the name of the
0:10
track
0:12
I don't even know how I discovered these
0:14
young men have to be
0:16
I don't know okay tonight I was speaking
0:19
on them before my homeboy Adrian Miller
0:21
was managing Cape Canada working with
0:23
him really closely and so a lot of times
0:26
when artists come through the through
0:28
the Spectrum I always tell them man keep
0:30
me hip keep me on point I like things
0:32
that are different I like things that
0:33
are outside the box I like music and
0:36
artists that I can't really pinpoint I
0:37
can't really put them in a genre you
0:39
know it's indexplicable what they do
0:41
because it isn't one thing uh we just
0:44
had um IDK up here recently who uh I
0:49
really appreciate his music because it's
0:51
never the same thing twice so these are
0:54
people who create without boundaries
0:55
without perimeters they're Fearless this
0:58
is what true art is all about and so as
1:01
I listened to the album ready when you
1:03
are there were a few songs that just
1:05
stood out and I just went back and
1:06
started Burying my head in their past
1:08
projects which they put out a lot of
1:10
projects I did not realize that I am not
1:13
so egotistical where I cannot tell you
1:16
the truth that I wasn't up on these
1:18
gentlemen all right Black Ops and I
1:20
pride myself on that that's how I've
1:23
sustained so many decades have it be
1:26
telling the truth telling the truth
1:28
there was an artist a group by the name
1:31
of the roots once that almost got
1:33
dropped from their record label because
1:34
the record label didn't know how to
1:36
Market and promote them correctly and
1:38
they came to King Tech and myself and
1:40
said hey man can y'all do a campaign
1:42
behind them that's like what is it that
1:44
you can't tell
1:45
they were destined for genius and
1:47
Brilliance and success that was in the
1:49
90s right look at them now
1:52
DJ Premiere did that for me what do you
1:55
mean
1:57
um I was about to uh be released from my
2:00
record label at the time when I had a
2:01
deal in my records and DJ Premier went
2:06
to the president of the label and said
2:08
this is not her fault it's y'all fault
2:10
you guys did not promote her properly
2:13
extend her contract
2:15
and they did it and they did it
2:18
the Fugees
2:20
before they put out their uh that what
2:22
they put out their first album the album
2:24
was called London on reality it was
2:26
called Nappy Heads in the um and the
2:28
company came and said we're not we're
2:30
not sure what to do with this what can
2:32
you guys do to push it same thing
2:34
happened with outcasts you know it
2:37
happens all the time it happens all the
2:40
time because you're doing something
2:41
that's unique and different that's no
2:43
reason to not do what it is you're doing
2:45
that's more the reason to continue on
2:46
the path and I say to you gentlemen that
2:50
are here today let me make sure I get
2:52
the names right
2:55
Tony Stone right here
2:58
do mix yup that's me
3:02
and Romney B yes sir
3:04
Planet Giza is here citizens
3:08
[Applause]
3:08
[Music]
3:11
a nice introduction that's a beautiful
3:13
interesting
3:15
yeah you didn't know how I was gonna do
3:16
it me neither
3:20
I'm no hard dog got me I'm
3:22
I'm filled because I feel like other
3:24
people should be aware on you aware plus
3:27
I study National Geographic I wanted to
3:30
be an archaeologist when I was a kid you
3:32
know I want to study ancient
3:34
civilizations artifacts and all those
3:36
sort of things so when I heard the name
3:38
planet Giza naturally I'm thinking of
3:40
these three pyramids right right
3:43
over there in that Egyptian region of
3:46
the world correct exactly is that where
3:48
the name came from yeah that's why I
3:51
watched National Geography
3:54
right so tell me about you guys what so
3:58
did y'all Me growing up yeah so I used
4:01
to play basketball with Ramy when we was
4:03
kids okay and uh
4:05
you know
4:06
a couple years down the line I met him
4:08
again in high school we both have failed
4:10
uh French which is ironic because that's
4:12
our first night
4:13
the hell you failed French and Canada
4:15
bro same way Americans feel English
4:18
right
4:32
so we met up again and that's when he
4:35
told me that he was making beats and I
4:37
was like what that mean make beats like
4:38
you bang on tables or whatever like it
4:39
was like nah like I make instrumentals
4:41
so he went to his crib and he showed me
4:43
FL Studio and how to make beats I used
4:45
to throw them samples like yo flip the
4:47
Spongebob theme song the Pokemon simple
4:49
Pokemon make a beat with that then I
4:52
seen that I said oh that's crazy went
4:54
back home downloaded FL Studio started
4:56
making beats okay
4:57
the next year after I meet up with this
5:00
guy through a mutual friend he was
5:01
making beats as well so one day I was
5:04
like yo let's just all get together and
5:06
make beats out the crib
5:07
made one song Put it on Soundcloud it's
5:10
called Old School convertible and it was
5:12
just a Beat
5:13
took off on Soundcloud old school
5:14
convertible when you say take off with
5:16
thousands of views yeah it wasn't yes
5:21
took off so it was like yo we honored
5:23
something so we got to keep this going
5:24
okay all right and then so and then what
5:27
a job y'all knew each other from the
5:29
same neighborhood or no I'm from a
5:31
neighborhood called City or no okay and
5:34
he's from Laval yeah he's from turbine
5:36
That's like [ __ ] don't be afraid it
5:40
was always like on the outside so yeah
5:43
we met like through the internet so and
5:46
what made y'all want to actually be a
5:48
trifecta because oftentimes you have a
5:50
singer or a rapper and they might be
5:52
connected to a producer but they're not
5:55
necessarily A Duo you know or a group
5:58
like I think of Drake and 40 but it
6:00
still Drake the artist but why was it
6:02
important for y'all to do this together
6:03
I mean when we first started we he
6:06
wasn't rapping on the beat we were all
6:08
just making yeah we're just doing like
6:10
just like hatred we're putting out the
6:12
Beats on Cloud so that's how we we we're
6:16
trying to like do something different
6:18
they were more on like the Trap side of
6:20
things I was more on like the boom bap
6:22
so we were trying to like put all that
6:24
together so that's how we we started
6:27
making beats all uh together yeah so
6:29
then talk about how you discovered your
6:31
voice I mean I was always like rapping
6:33
and freestyling a little bit when I was
6:34
young you know but never took it
6:36
seriously and then one day we made this
6:38
beat and we wanted uh Mick Jenkins on
6:40
the beat back then we didn't know him or
6:42
whatever and uh we couldn't get him on
6:45
the beat and the guys knew I could rap
6:46
so they were like man just rap on the
6:48
beat like let's just see what it does
6:49
did that put it out and the reception
6:52
was pretty good you know so then from
6:53
that point on we were like all right
6:55
well let's just keep trying and then got
6:57
more confident with it and here we are
6:59
now yeah it's cheaper too all right yeah
7:06
so it came full circle exactly hear you
7:10
on that track or what made him decide to
7:12
work with you we knew him through uh
7:14
management
7:15
common management and uh yeah we played
7:18
him the song and he was like man you
7:19
guys are crazy and he was like man your
7:20
voice you have a fire voice hopped on
7:23
the song did this verse in like 20
7:24
minutes and from that point on yeah
7:26
we've been real close what was the first
7:27
album y'all put up
7:29
oh like first when he's rapping on it or
7:32
just in general I think it was called no
7:36
no there was one before it was called
7:37
like detours I had said yeah exactly I
7:40
think that was the one because I was
7:41
listening to music from your past that
7:43
sound
7:44
way more dance to me more club dance
7:48
type of style than I'm hearing now with
7:51
the project you release now uh talk to
7:54
me about that ever was is that true was
7:56
it more along those lines yeah yeah okay
7:58
so what happened talk to me about the
7:59
evolution or the expansion so basically
8:03
um when we started we was all making
8:05
beats it wasn't rapping so we was like
8:08
you know let's just do like music that
8:11
don't need like vocals on it so we were
8:13
like going full like creative on it
8:15
doing the most we could because at the
8:18
time like that's what that what works on
8:21
the SoundCloud scene that's when you see
8:23
people like ketra Mr Carmack I
8:25
classified the pig would be like these
8:28
type of artists so when we started doing
8:31
that
8:33
um
8:34
damn I forgot a question
8:36
how the music Started evolving this is
8:38
one of your first interviews yeah yeah
8:39
yeah okay that's cool man we're gonna
8:41
walk you through it baby yeah
8:43
so downhill from here though you know
8:45
that right
8:47
but yeah so yeah we started making those
8:51
type of music but then when he started
8:53
rapping that's when we evolved into
8:55
doing like more hip-hop style okay all
8:58
right so when did cater coming back
9:00
y'all did a song with him
9:02
um before too right Domino what's it
9:04
called dominant Domino yeah I did that
9:07
with Katra now what year was that that
9:09
was 2017. 2017. how did that happen
9:12
because that's just you know that dude
9:14
is incredible so yeah right well he's
9:16
from where we from you know okay uh
9:19
common circles uh we have the same scene
9:22
in Montreal and so he got uh he got to
9:25
hear what he was making and he really
9:27
liked it because it was like you said it
9:28
was different and
9:29
more dancing whatever and said so we
9:32
just connected and started making music
9:34
I like this man Planet Jesus is here man
9:37
these beautiful people over there you
9:39
see all those amazing energy and faces
9:42
that's they're from the non-profit
9:44
organization I am cultured you guys are
9:46
making money now we need some donations
9:48
from you
9:49
these kids are going to be traveling
9:51
they're gonna come back and ask you guys
9:53
some questions too
9:54
um what you doing the song we just
9:56
played is Saba's on that right yeah
9:58
cyber pivot is on that who's been um on
10:01
our show a thousand times how did y'all
10:03
connect with cyber pivot it was really
10:05
uh he found us on Instagram somebody I
10:08
shared a video we made and he hit us up
10:10
he was like man that that song is fired
10:12
and we hit him back like you're fired we
10:16
need to work right now and uh we were
10:18
like we're going to be in uh L.A in the
10:20
summer it was like when y'all out here
10:21
reach out okay and it was super organic
10:24
the session was super smooth did the
10:27
song real quick you got to be in these
10:29
spaces
10:35
you never know who you can meet exactly
10:38
so y'all just made met on the strength
10:40
of your talent really right yeah
10:43
Facebook too Facebook it was more like
10:46
you know social media talent and social
10:48
media is a wild combo
10:50
do you have a like do you make sure that
10:53
every day I gotta go on certain
10:55
platforms to see what's there
10:57
I mean we tried but the best yeah the
11:00
best we can is there anyone that y'all
11:02
have DM that you're still waiting to
11:04
hear back from there's plenty of them
11:06
like who
11:08
because it might happen now you know you
11:11
know a little Sway in the Morning mixed
11:12
with the DM might make magic happen
11:14
I gotta go through the DMs I don't know
11:16
man you might as well shoot for the
11:18
stars Kendrick was good
11:19
[Applause]
11:27
this guy right here we're gonna play
11:29
Keep It uh tell me about that song Keep
11:31
it keep it is like one of the last songs
11:33
we made for the album uh as we was
11:36
listening through the album we was like
11:37
all right this is fire like this is
11:38
really good this is lovey-dovey like
11:40
it's way too much like I love you I need
11:42
this girl in my life is down the third
11:43
and so that the guys are like man we
11:45
need so toxic from you Tony these are
11:47
different and so you know I got about
11:49
toxic bag and uh that's your toxic
11:52
that's your toxicity
11:54
I was thinking there's still a love song
12:00
it's just a romantic dude huh yeah this
12:03
guy love the ladies man all right here
12:05
we go uh let's play it we gonna come
12:06
back take your calls 888-742-3345
12:11
yes eight eight seven four two three
12:13
three four five Planet Giza they're not
12:16
new but they might be new to you they
12:19
got a nice Vibe going on Heather I
12:22
I couldn't pinpoint it I just knew I
12:24
wanted to have them up
12:25
I don't know man when I get that feeling
12:28
last time I got that feeling uh this
12:32
artist named Childish Gambino came up
12:35
I'll just stun it on y'all right there
12:39
y'all going to Fashion Week y'all got
12:41
Fashion Week coming up are y'all going
12:42
to Paris or something like that yeah
12:44
yeah we are tell me about that man
12:47
I mean don't rush to the mic right go
12:50
ahead man we're just going there to show
12:52
face basically we ain't got nothing to
12:54
do over there just to show face and
12:57
trying to travel the world man yeah you
13:00
should join I am cultured there it is
13:02
that's what they do yeah they travel the
13:04
world that's the founder right there
13:06
there we go that's cool yes carmias
13:09
right there
13:10
um we're gonna have a couple of these
13:11
young folks ask you guys questions go
13:13
ahead Step Up say your name
13:17
hi my name is Summer good to meet you
13:20
great to meet you I was wondering what
13:22
your biggest motivator is because I know
13:24
that starting something from the ground
13:26
up is never easy so I was wondering what
13:29
was the biggest push in your lives to
13:32
keep you motivated towards your goals
13:33
and do you think that you've achieved a
13:35
lot of the ones that you've said good
13:38
question I think one of our biggest
13:39
motivations was to really just create
13:42
the best music that we could make and
13:44
it's when it's really a passion it'll
13:46
just
13:47
motivate yourself like you know you'll
13:50
be pushed by how far you've come and
13:52
like how much you create and do I feel
13:55
like we're where we want to be I feel
13:57
like we're getting close every day
13:59
oh well that's a great answer man the
14:01
label is probably proud of you for that
14:02
answer
14:03
very well written now no training no
14:06
practice that not at all if we keep
14:09
working we'll reach it every day just
14:12
like his songs
14:13
that sounded presidential
14:16
Tyler say your name man um my name is
14:18
Tyler James I'm an artist as well so I
14:20
just want to just let you know where
14:21
it's coming from okay um in terms of
14:25
like as big as you guys are gonna get
14:27
because I see you know I just feel the
14:28
flow I feel the vibe as you guys getting
14:30
bigger as big as you are going to get
14:31
how do you stay authentic to yourself
14:33
versus have other people pushing on
14:35
different sounds on you how do you stay
14:36
authentic to your craft yourself in
14:38
terms of like your passion being that
14:39
you know that comes from a place within
14:41
that nominee C right I feel like it's
14:44
way easier for us because we're three
14:46
and so we listen to each other we told
14:48
ourselves from the beginning we don't we
14:50
don't care about the outside noise if we
14:52
like what we're making that's what we're
14:54
going with if one of us disagrees we're
14:56
gonna talk about it so I feel like it's
14:58
easier when you're multiple people in a
15:00
group
15:01
amen towards the same goal okay who else
15:03
got a question Jahira
15:06
did I say your name right yeah yeah I'm
15:09
actually glad you said it right I love
15:10
you don't hey guys my name is yahaira um
15:13
yeah you guys are a really great group I
15:14
was listening to the song what you doing
15:15
I was I was over there vibing it was a
15:18
really good song but the question I have
15:19
for you guys was what is something you
15:21
would say that inspires others like
15:22
people who want to become artists but
15:24
don't think they can or don't have the
15:25
spaces like you guys didn't really have
15:27
the space for and you guys made a space
15:28
out of anything I had so what would you
15:30
say for people like that to push them
15:32
and persuade them that they can do this
15:34
I think you just got to make the jump
15:36
like you just got to go for it because
15:38
if you don't then you'll never like see
15:41
any results so
15:42
I think it's basically that it's not
15:44
that complicated there's nothing to be
15:46
scared of to me
15:49
okay all right you've got some
15:52
interesting voices too man they're
15:53
talking voices right real Gruff
15:57
it's nothing to be scared of what
16:00
happened
16:02
I'll be back
16:07
what have been the hardest lessons so
16:10
far that you guys have had to learn
16:12
within this industry because I think
16:14
outside of it from the way I view it
16:17
your Artistry can you know it's very
16:20
private it's insular so you don't have
16:23
all these other opinions that come in or
16:25
these other expectations that are put on
16:27
your art so now that you're within this
16:29
industry one of those tough lessons been
16:32
I feel like you all over me yeah I just
16:34
want to say like don't don't try to
16:36
force thing and just listen to your guts
16:39
pretty much it yeah take everything with
16:40
a grain of salt yeah like people will
16:43
always like
16:44
offer you things or like say they gonna
16:47
do this or do that just keep keep up the
16:50
work like ground for yourself and you'll
16:51
see results that's what I think you got
16:53
to do all right and I also feel like one
16:55
of the hardest lessons is to actually
16:57
realize that
16:58
you're in a music business like it's not
17:00
just gonna be all music right you can't
17:03
just be like oh I make the best music so
17:04
I'm gonna be good now you gotta go out
17:06
here put the groundwork interviews
17:08
content all that stuff word have you
17:11
guys discovered what some of your
17:13
weaknesses within the music business
17:17
content and all that stuff right now
17:22
you found it out with us man that makes
17:25
it even more special that's crazy you
17:28
know y'all do great man it's the honesty
17:30
it's the authenticity that makes a
17:33
difference and then it's it's just kind
17:35
of does just it's popping man like I
17:38
mean what it's been like for y'all the
17:39
rise of the Drakes and the rise of you
17:42
know all the different folks that have
17:43
come from Canada uh lately I mean it's
17:45
different for us because we're from
17:46
Montreal so
17:48
it's in a Quebec okay so we don't really
17:51
like see the oh yeah yeah we don't
17:54
really feel it like that okay more so
17:56
I'll say kaytran is really much more of
17:58
an impact than Drake for us definitely
18:00
because we see it like it's right in
18:01
front of us especially in front of us
18:03
yeah
18:05
that's the country so it's like if you
18:07
ask an American Artist who's from New
18:09
York how they feel impacted by an LA
18:12
artist I think that's what it is all
18:14
right
18:15
okay [ __ ] that was pretty good analogy
18:18
right there
18:22
geography
18:39
like we were having this conversation
18:41
this morning about social media right
18:43
and how it seems like certain artists on
18:47
social media you don't never see their
18:49
bad days everything is just like a
18:51
carnival every single day big big big
18:53
every single day but you know it's like
18:57
there should be some little celebrations
18:59
like along the way like you mentioned
19:01
the song took off and sway said how many
19:04
and maybe it was a couple hundred people
19:06
a thousand but to me if I was in
19:08
Montreal and nobody knew me yesterday
19:10
and 100 people liked my picture today I
19:13
would be jumping up and down but that's
19:15
just me I feel like small victories
19:17
aren't celebrated enough like a callback
19:20
is just like yo we are on our way do you
19:22
guys celebrate the small video the
19:24
reason you just kind of still looking at
19:26
social media saying but we're not at
19:27
this level yet no we definitely
19:29
celebrate the little victories and we
19:31
feel the same way we went to uh London
19:33
and when first time I went to London we
19:35
had a show at the Ace Hotel and it was
19:37
like
19:38
six people in there right still we were
19:41
like yo we're out in London and those
19:43
six people were like yo we came out here
19:45
to see you guys and it was still like
19:47
something major for us right and so we
19:49
definitely celebrated that still 100
19:52
attitude to have because one day it'll
19:55
be sixty thousand right and you have to
19:58
remember that feeling right they they
19:59
come out to see you give it your best oh
20:02
perform your best whether it's six or
20:04
six dollars and then we came back and
20:06
then it was 300.
20:09
once we go back again you know we just
20:11
keep progressing I love it I love that
20:14
man I love that come on man Planet Giza
20:18
are here they got an ill ass name y'all
20:22
got some ill-ass pseudonyms too y'all
20:25
thought about that [ __ ] Tony stones
20:29
that's not like a superhero name right
20:31
where'd you get that from this is really
20:34
interesting
20:36
my name is Anthony Pierre and Pierre in
20:39
French
20:40
it means Stone in English
20:43
Tony Stone all right do mix
20:47
got it because my brother my brother my
20:50
older brother used to go by dumix
20:53
d-u-m-i-x but I used to go by a little
20:56
dumics and then once once I grow I just
20:59
took the little off and then I changed
21:01
the Dum i x with the o m x do Max I like
21:05
that okay all right
21:07
that's my real name okay damn it all
21:09
right you didn't put my stuff
21:10
where'd you get away from
21:13
um
21:15
[Music]
21:19
I love it man uh when I was a teenager I
21:23
used to uh I used to dance and spit bars
21:26
right and my first name was really J
21:28
Rock and then it was this young dude who
21:31
used to run with my crew who's trying to
21:33
figure out names and he had to came up
21:35
with a name Sway and then I gave it some
21:37
definition to influence the sway to
21:40
influence to direct to control so I
21:42
started him seeing I took the name all
21:45
right yeah man but I could still move my
21:47
hips Tony Stones
21:50
you know it come on man so you asking me
21:53
questions put me to a test [ __ ] I gotta
21:55
put you to a test you know you came down
21:58
here and think he was coming to shave
21:59
four or five he was coming to New York
22:01
City you had no idea you was coming to
22:04
the valley
22:10
turn them all down
22:13
thinking about the chapters of my story
22:15
from the basement to me rapping on the
22:17
chart I gotta take the satisfaction I
22:19
need more of it design a jacket for the
22:21
Triple for my shoulder she hit me in the
22:24
early hours of the morning cause she
22:26
know it's gonna be action if I'm rolling
22:27
way to go about that my ass just hella
22:30
Po and let's show they came so quick she
22:31
thinks she actually teleported charms on
22:34
my resist with a charm that you can't
22:36
resist put my face on televisions major
22:38
I don't deal with my new business karma
22:40
is a business someone tell him I know
22:42
business for real bought my girl a
22:44
couple telfars and Double G's stuffing
22:46
knots in my pocket the problem that I
22:47
need the boy doing good long as Mama
22:49
Proud of whom Malibu Lagoon tipping
22:52
something by the beach who gets all the
22:54
love go ask the streets like we broke up
22:56
I promise it's not you it's me seen a
22:59
world off of one album you wouldn't
23:00
believe in my girl booty big like my
23:02
nostrils
23:07
look at you look at me scared of who
23:10
[ __ ] please independent industry hit my
23:12
phone I let it ring
23:14
look I've been doing real good for
23:16
myself London with the blokes Maggie's
23:18
in the ginger ale
23:21
will snow this off for my mental health
23:23
ain't that right I relinquish [ __ ] that
23:25
makes me anxious treat it like a blank
23:27
diss I can't get jiggy with this [ __ ]
23:29
one more line before I go I'm in town yo
23:31
girls you checking like she on parole
23:33
[ __ ] let's go yeah
23:35
[Music]
23:39
I think we gotta hyena let's get it come
23:43
on we in here
23:45
[Applause]
23:46
we in here I like it y'all like that
23:50
that's good that's good
23:54
[Music]
23:56
all right all right so this don't remind
23:59
me of a young me
24:01
still making them stories I'm just
24:04
saying she thought she was transporting
24:07
teleported teleport my bad
24:11
[Music]
24:13
yo I like your style man appreciate it
24:16
man yo man I like your control your
24:18
discipline that type of uh verse needed
24:21
that kind of discipline to bring out the
24:23
kind of character that was in your bars
24:25
your similes and I like that man Tony
24:28
Stone give him a big round of applies
24:30
man I got them sways down you got the
24:33
stab kid I got the Heather beats down I
24:36
have the Jay-Z down they haven't said
24:37
yes
24:38
not 100 100 Showmanship incredible okay
24:43
yeah style a lot of style to it right
24:45
like his hair you should have said Thank
24:47
you thank you you should have seen his
24:48
team they had their eyes closed like
24:50
please don't [ __ ] me please don't mess
24:53
this up man please gentlemen I see big
24:56
things for y'all for a long time thank
24:59
you thank you nobody ain't nobody let
25:01
the eagle get a between y'all either man
25:03
y'all about to start getting a lot of
25:05
money I could tell y'all gonna get girls
25:07
you never had or whatever you date you
25:09
know all that's gonna come to you you
25:11
know the money and the fact and the
25:13
travel don't let none of that [ __ ]
25:14
Define you man those are the
25:16
distractions that you talked about right
25:18
you know that'll knock you off your path
25:19
and keep knock you off your Square how
25:21
many times we've seen that all of these
25:23
artists you've seen in recent years that
25:25
started off as a crew no longer a crew
25:27
or you know just fell off the Wayside
25:30
there's a lot to endure with Fame and
25:32
success so be
25:34
um be be aware
25:35
and I mean it sounds so ominous but you
25:38
know what I mean I just think you know
25:39
what I'm saying I think y'all great at
25:40
what you do man give them a big round of
25:42
applies Planet Giza Tony Stone thank you
25:46
sir okay
25:47
Jahira what you think thumbs up
25:55
just saying right come on
25:57
hold on before before we leave before we
26:00
leave uh behind the scenes soy said he
26:02
was going to play the album uh every day
26:04
for the next month so
26:11
support once you come on here if I like
26:14
I can come on here because we like you
26:15
so we gonna support so thank you and
26:18
don't forget when y'all blow up and
26:19
crazy big and 60 000 and 30 000 you
26:23
gotta come back here definitely a lot
26:25
we've been here a really long time
26:27
pushing the culture forward and
26:29
celebrating artists but we watch a lot
26:31
of artists do their thing and would be
26:34
nice to see them return back so we can
26:36
celebrate you some more all right
26:38
I was gonna play shifts in love man
26:41
that's a good one that's my joint right
26:43
there I like that one too you like that
26:45
one what's the stories you telling me
26:47
now I'm telling stories about like my
26:50
relationships with women and how it
26:51
affects
26:52
bro cause it's like a lot with you over
26:55
there man
26:57
the other two like but it's like stories
27:00
like I'm talking about like my mom's and
27:03
like you know teachers and like people
27:05
it's like just women how they influence
27:07
me you know yeah but how many you didn't
27:09
answer the question how many girls you
27:10
got I'll have one girl one girlfriend
27:12
that she watching you were ready
27:29
she but she was there when you were
27:31
shooting in the gym though she was she
27:34
was she's the one actually she's the
27:35
voice on on the skits that's your girl
27:38
are you getting her money too I mean you
27:41
know if I'm getting paid let's get it I
27:43
like Tony Stone that's what we were
27:45
different though I wasn't like that one
27:46
yeah
27:49
I wasn't doing all that all right
27:53
I hope you had a good time here man we
27:56
had a good time
28:02
[Music]
28:16
y'all good man I'm gonna play ships in
28:19
love we're gonna end with that all right
28:21
man ready
28:23
it is okay make sure y'all get it ready
28:26
when you are I am culture thank you for
28:29
coming by
28:30
thank you Miss absolutely Miss carmilla
28:34
Berry thank you for joining us Mr Reggie
28:37
Hudson leave already
28:39
oh that dude is always working Reggie
28:42
runs that guy right there
28:44
um when we first started suede's
28:46
Universe the YouTube channel and the
28:49
website years ago we were like ahead of
28:51
everybody and that man right there
28:53
Reggie Hudson is the guy who spearheads
28:55
it and still to this day so if you want
28:57
to get [ __ ] posted on my platforms don't
28:59
ask me all right
29:01
all right okay all right and uh we'll be
29:04
back tomorrow
#Arts & Entertainment