FBG Young & FBG Dutchie on Losing FBG CaSh, King Von & KI, PGF Nuk & More
FBG Young and FBG Dutchie chop it up with Adam about FBG Cash, FBG Duck, the early days of their career, staying focus and keep growing.
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00:00 Intro
0:44 Losing someone that's close is very different
4:15 How the city reacted after Cash's passing, he was turning things around, people were embracing him
5:55 Saying RIP and choosing sides
6:34 Cash's situation was maybe because of a woman
7:23 Before the music, kinda started back in school, King Louie was the goat at the time
8:34 King Louie was a pioneer, everyone listened to him but still a opp tho
11:15 The FBG boys all started together + Not really listening to Chief Keef back then
13:22 Playing opp's music in the club for the gram
14:12 When Duck's career was blowin up, it made them work harder
15:23 Adam breaks down Trap Lore Ross 3 hour in depth video about G Herbo and the glory days of drill
10:18 Trap Lore Ross threatened by King Von's team to take down a video
22:05 "You don't really get caught in Chicago unless someone tells on you" + Lil Zay Osama caught in NY
28:32 Rappers coming up thinking GDK gonna get them some attention
34:51 Cash connected them with many people in the industry + Cash didn't mind having that "villain" reputation
36:12 Joe Budden podcast trying to make Adam the bad guy for posting Cash clips + "You gotta be ready for crazy questions, it's up to you to respond or not"
37:17 Joe Budden thought that Cash was a young boy, he was a grown man, also are you really a kid when you're in the streets?
39:51 The way you ask questions plays a part on how someone would answer
41:34 Flakko called Adam a bitch for not asking Boss Top about one of his opps
45:49 16ShotEm was cool for sp*tting on Flakko but they would have knocked Flakko out + Bandman Kevo put the battery on Flakko's back
47:26 In the end, 16 and Kevo stories was debunked by 1090 Jake, both: "Who is 1090Jake tho!" lol
48:42 Kevo needs to drop more music, made hella money scamming
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