D Sturdy & PGS Spence on Blowing Up out of Philly, Chalk Hairlines, Tiktok Dances & More
D Sturdy & PGS Spence talk about their upbringing in Philly, Uzi, 2Rare, Meek Mill, Tiktok and more!
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00:00 Intro
00:05 Adam introduces D Sturdy and PGS Spence to the pod and asks about his chalk hairline
02:00 D Sturdy and PGS Spence talk about meeting while playing basketball, being friends since 6th grade
03:15 D Sturdy and PGS Spence explain what “Uckdy” and “Humper” mean, explaining Philly Slang
05:40 D Sturdy and PGS Spence talk about their upbringing, growing up poor
07:30 Adam talks about D Sturdy is getting a bunch of girls at the clubs and Adam asks if he’s worried about girls taking advantage of him
09:20 PGS Sturdy says his girl is loyal and makes her own money, and says she’d stay with him if he went broke, talk about the Zion Williamson situation
11:30 PGS Sturdy says D Sturdy bought 3 girls BBLs
14:20 Adam asks if Philly originated the chalk line, and what came first the music or the dancing, and if they look up to Lil Uzi Vert who dances
16:40 Adam talks about people thinking the dances are “gay” and D Sturdy explains the history of the dances between them and Jersey
18:30 D Sturdy and PGS Spence say they aren’t interested in Drill and beef, wanting to make music to have a good time
21:16 D Sturdy and PGS Spence speak on calling themselves the Philly Goats, and ask what about Will Smith Meek Mill, and Lil Uzi Vert
22:45 Adam asks D Sturdy and PGS Spence if they know any Will Smith songs
23:50 Adams asks D Sturdy and PGS Spence what they listen to, and asks D Sturdy about drinking alcohol and not liking it anymore
26:00 Adam asks D Sturdy where he got his name, says the name came from his cousin who got shot in Philly
28:00 Adam asks about the different parts of Philly, what’s worse the North or Southside
29:10 Adam asks D Sturdy and PGS Spence how they blew up on Tik Tok, constantly getting banned, and went #1 in Tiktok music charts
32:40 Adam asks if they ever had any problems using a song with a sample, and asks if there was a bidding war to get them signed
34:40 Adam asks what they’re going to do if America bans tik tok
38:45 PGS Spence says the submarine was a setup to kill the billionaires on board since they signed a death waiver
41:00 Adam asks about DJ Drama saying that "I Wanna Rock" replaces Meek Mill's song as the Philly Anthem
43:20 D Sturdy asks what city has the best rappers, and they all start freestyling
45:30 D Sturdy talks about his relationship with Fivio Foreign, and how he felt when 2Rare got the Durk feature
47:20 Adam asks D Sturdy and PGS Spence how many times they come to LA and who he taps in with while out here
48:00 D Sturdy discusses his relationship with PNB Rock before his passing
51:40 D Sturdy and PGS Spence talk about what music is coming next
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