Peezy on Rio Da Young OG, Hits Costing $250K, Eminem, Birdman, Investments, Empire
Peezy discussed his new album "Still Ghetto," featuring heavyweight artists like French Montana, Rick Ross, and Big Sean. He explained his decision to go feature-heavy for the first time, attributing it to his career progression. Peezy also shared his experience with Empire Records, highlighting the personal relationships and family-like environment. He talked about the success of his platinum song "2 Million Up," and touched on the unique Detroit rap flow, the challenges of managing artists, and the racial tensions within the black community. The conversation revolves around the themes of self-discipline, parenthood, and the challenges men face in relationships.
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Peezy discussed his new album "Still Ghetto," featuring heavyweight artists like French Montana, Rick Ross, and Big Sean. He explained his decision to go feature-heavy for the first time, attributing it to his career progression. Peezy also shared his experience with Empire Records, highlighting the personal relationships and family-like environment. He talked about the success of his platinum song "2 Million Up," and touched on the unique Detroit rap flow, the challenges of managing artists, and the racial tensions within the black community. The conversation revolves around the themes of self-discipline, parenthood, and the challenges men face in relationships.
2025-10-27
82 min
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