Cash Kidd on Detroit Upbringing, Being a Punchline King, Staying Beef Free & More
Cash Kidd talks about working with Big Sean, making a name for himself, avoiding beefs and more.
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00:00 Intro
0:05 Cash Kidd on wanting to be like Adele in terms of mystique and emphasizes quality over quantity
3:20 Cash Kidd on coming out of the same hood as Babyface Ray, Peezy and Icewear Vezzo
6:20 Cash Kidd on being forced to go to church every Sunday and giving all of his credit to God
7:15 Cash Kidd talks meeting G.T. playing football when he was younger
8:10 Cash Kidd on his high school experience and regretting how he treated some people earlier in his life
12:00 Cash Kidd breaks down being influenced by Lil Wayne & Cassidy and how that shaped his rap style and punchlines
14:50 Cash Kidd on writing down all of the lyrics on Lil Wayne's "Da Drought 3" to help understand his punchlines
16:00 Cash Kidd talks not always listening to music that have punchlines and really enjoying Soulja Boy's music
18:40 Cash Kidd names Rio Da Yung OG and Eminem as the kings of punchlines in Michigan
22:50 Cash Kidd on failing 12th grade, getting a job at a furniture store right after high school and getting fired from Little Caesars by his aunt
26:00 Cash Kidd on his coworker at the furniture store making the beat for the song that blew him up
28:00 Cash Kidd says that people will listen to your music based on your personality
30:00 Cash Kidd speaks on blowing up before Tee Grizzley and the impact Detroit has had in the music industry
32:30 Cash Kidd speaks on his whole team being indicted and not wanting to be involved in beefs
35:30 Cash Kidd breaks down how he linked up with OhGeesy
37:10 Cash Kidd speaks on his love for Cali artists, working with a lot of Bay Area artists and his experiences working with the late, Lil Yase
42:40 Cash Kidd speaks on having a birthday on Christmas Eve
45:00 Cash Kidd on switching schools because they were making kids wear uniforms
48:10 Cash Kidd on waking up the next day, listening to a song he made the night before and being surprised at what he made
52:40 Cash Kidd on having a lot of people to feed, doing whatever he needs to get to the next level, and not wanting any more kids
54:30 Cash Kidd on how he linked up with Big Sean and getting featured on a song with Eminem
58:00 Cash Kidd on where he is in his career right now and what he wants to accomplish before he's done in the game
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