41 (Kyle Richh & Jenn Carter) on Inventing the Notti Bop, Asian Doll, Sha EK & More
41 talks about their rise, group dynamic, the industry, their influences, and more!
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00:00 Intro
0:05 Adam introduces Crew 41 and they explain why Tata didn’t show up, 41 describes how they met
1:00 Kyle Rich and Jenn Carter talk about being African and having a connection to each other
3:00 Jenn Carter talks about growing up as a tomboy, being considered one of the guys and not getting treated any different
5:00 Flakko asks Jenn about guys hitting on her, and she corrects Flakko immediately
8:40 Flakko asks Jenn about reactors and trolls saying they were going to assault her, and how she views reaction channels
10:10 Crew 41 on when their music started to become big, Adam asks about the song Deuce and choosing that EDM beat
13:50 Flakko praises Tata’s growth as a rapper, crew 41 talks about his energy
15:00 Adam talks about Kyle Richh being a star, and says usually there’s one star in a group, linking up with Asian Doll and talk about her GoFundMe
18:00 Flakko speaks about Asian Doll calling herself the Queen of the Drill Music, Jenn talks about being picky with beats
20:10 Flakko asks about the beef with Sha EK, Kyle Rich claims the beef is over and don’t remember why how it started
24:00 Crew 41 on wanting to spread positivity in music and Kyle Richh explains more about making N*tti B*p , 41 calls out Adam for doing the dance
26:40 Kyle and Jenn say close friends have been leaking their music behind their backs, the consequences to those responsible, Jerry and Moe
32:30 Adam asks why Kyle Richh has two H’s in his name, Flakko asks about other crews dissing them and Bubbas channel getting shut down
35:20 Kyle Richh speaks on getting in a fight at a college, says he never got any jewelry snatched
38:30 Kyle Richh on his parents making him go to college, making music instead of going to class, Jenn talks about taking breaks from college to do music
43:00 Kyle Richh speaks about new rappers dissing them, and not acknowledging them, meeting other Nigerian rappers
48:00 Flakko talks about Afro Drill music and asks Jenn and Kyle if they would use that style
50:00 Kyle Richh says he’s inspired by Chief Keef, Playboy Carti, and Michael Jackson, calls himself a rockstar
54:00 Adam asks who surprised them the most by reaching out to them
55:30 Jenn and Kyle give their top 5 best rappers, saying rappers like Kay Flock, S Dot, and Dougie B
59:40 Flakko asks what’s next with the music and signing to a major label
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