The Skilla Baby Interview: Chain Snatching Incident, Sada Baby vs Adam22, Working with Opps & More
Skilla Baby talks to Adam and AD about Sada Baby x Adam beef, jail stories, new label deal, calls out Adam for being messy, and more!
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00:00 Intro
0:05 Skilla's thoughts on Sada Baby being offended by something No Jumper posted
7:54 Getting pulled over in Detroit and being recognized 12, telling him to keep making music and stay out of trouble
9:20 Skilla admits he would work with his own opps if it made sense and always putting business first
17:15 Not wanting to be famous, being treated like a zoo animal, and family he barely knows asking for money
18:20 Skilla on being influenced by Sada Baby who gave him a huge co-sign
21:53 Skilla emphasizes that he is on "rapper time" right now
23:13 Skilla talks about getting into it in jail
25:21 Skilla speaks on giving Lando Bando his flowers and Detroit not having too many media outlets at the moment
26:01 Skilla on everyone in Detroit wanting to be a rapper compared to people in LA who will pick up a camera, start a blog, etc. to gain success in the industry
27:26 Skilla talks wanting to be a stadium artist and not liking club walkthroughs
28:39 Having a good head on his shoulders because he was raised right and surrounding himself with people who will push him toward something positive
29:43 First job at a chicken spot, Sada Baby being the person to tell him to quit his job because he saw Skilla's talent and determination
34:40 Skilla talks wanting to be extremely hands on with the business side of his music and vocalizing that to the label
35:50 Skilla on his experience signing to a label, bidding war, and having one of the best lawyers in Detroit
39:20 Skilla speaks on to what extent he actually needs a label, whether or not gatekeepers still exist in the industry
41:02 Skilla says it's pointless for artists to do interviews before building leverage
46:12 His relationship with his father
48:15 Skilla on what ended his hoop dreams, how a sport could start to feel like a job, and rappers wanting to be athletes and athletes wanting to be rappers
51:35 Skilla reacts to Adam doing his thing outside of No Jumper
52:31 Skilla on having his side bandaged up in a music video from getting s__ , Adam suggests he should move out of Detroit
54:54 Skilla on wanting to have a big 2023 and his new project dropping soon
57:10 Skilla calls Adam messy and says something is always going down at No Jumper
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