Lavish D on Dealing with Hood Politics, Chain Snatching Rumors, Having 30k Stolen & More
Sharp asks Lavish D about his upbringing, family dynamic, street politics, other rappers hating on him, focusing on making sure his circle is eating and more.
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00:00 Intro
1:31 Lavish didn't grow up with a lot of hopes when he was younger, parent selling and doing dr_gs
5:57 Not allowed to cry, tell, run, or anything like that, was a rule in the family
9:20 Lavish says social media watered everything down, Lavish doesn't sneak diss, he will tagg you
13:20 Always been popular, always been with lots of girls, always getting hate because of girls
14:40 Went on IG off ___, got backlash, he took this hate as pure promo, and encourages haters to keep doing that so their bitch can see him
20:55 16 yo, Lavish used to make his own fake album covers with big names as features
22:57 Lavish got different girls as a youngin', he was kinda mackin'
23:55 At the infancy of social media, it was hard to decipher if he was actually living that life, you couldn't triple check so you had to take his lifestyle as face value
24:43 Sharp goes off about giving back to the community
27:57 Lavish always giving back to his community + Going to jail and letting his youngin's play with his cars
28:38 Lavish has some OGs who were there for him, his dad, his uncles always gave him knowledge
31:22 Money comes and goes but game is forever
32:02 Someone stole 30K from his account
33:07 Lavish D is not pocket watching, or hate on the next dude
35:10 The industry hasn't done much for Lavish, he's just gonna focus on doing his thing with his artists
37:02 Lavish can only enjoy the fruit of his labor when his team also eats + His work ethic is crazy, says ppl ignore his hard work
38:07 Some opps not doing interviews because you interview the other side is weak
38:50 Lavish says he likes a few rappers from Sac
43:38 Lavish says he got a ghostwriter, Sharp is not having it
44:58 You might have a more boomin career if you're with the politics, but some rappers don't associate themselves and still do their thang, but Sac is super in tuned with the street
50:40 Lavish addresses the chain snatching rumors
53:13 Lavish delivers the best interview outro ever
57:06 Lavish addresses labels as well
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