Sha Gz on Bronx Drill, Looking for Opps on IG Live, Courthouse Fight Video & More
The one and only Sha Gz made his way to the podcast to tell everything about his amazing rise!
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00:00 Intro
0:05 Sha talks about not being worried about being the "King of the Bronx"
4:30 Sha says that people need to switch it up and can't keep sticking to the same sound
5:38 Sha speaks on growing up in the Bronx and reveals that he's actually 18 years old
6:40 Sha on being more drawn to Chicago drill music and if the music is the cause for v** in the Bronx
9:40 Sha talks about hearing his song in a sneaker store and the workers not even knowing it was him
11:05 Flakko asks Sha when he's going to fix his chipped tooth and he explains how it happened
15:00 Adam asks Sha if women ever get turned off by the chipped tooth
15:35 Sha says that "New Opp" was one of the songs that really provided traction for his career and YouTube taking it down for him smoking in the video at 17
19:30 Sha says that everything he's accomplished is organic
20:40 Sha gives his take on the "N** Bop" and if it went too far
23:20 Sha speaks on wanting to tone down the disses in his music
25:00 Sha explains the video of him going off on 150 EBK
33:20 Sha on being mistaken for someone in a viral video of someone going off on a cop
34:20 Sha breaks down his issue with Nas EBK
37:50 Flakko asks Sha why do Bronx rappers sign deals and still stay in the hood and what made him want to sign to a label
39:30 Sha on never really considering therapy, not having a father figure
43:50 Adam asks if people from his hood would look at him differently if he moved out the hood or came back to the hood with security
49:20 Sha speaks on the new wave of female rappers and the trajectory of Ice Spice
52:10 Flakko asks Sha react to the M*rda B situation
54:40 Sha says that he doesn't regret kicking over candles at an opp's memorial
57:20 Sha speaks on potentially having a song with Meek Mill and if he feels like Drake is co-signing the wrong people from the Bronx
1:00:50 Sha gives his take on Dougie B, says Dougie gives him fruity vibes
1:02:10 Sha speaks on paying no mind to the commenters that are actually civilians
1:06:05 Sha on feeling like he had the hardest On The Radar freestyle
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