Welcome to Rap Latte, a deeper conversation about hip hop hosted by me, Toray, a veteran hip hop journalist, and King Green, a long-time emcee.

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I'm gonna get one million dollars in the bank.

Can we take a moment to just play some Tyler songs and just listen and react and

luxuriate and just talk about what he's doing in these songs.

Let's definitely do this. I got I got Sticky up. Sticky just broke into the top 10.

So it just makes sense for us to talk about it.

This is the song when I go to the album.

This is the song I always start with. For real? Like sticky, like straight to stick.

Yes, because the energy of it, the vibe of it, the upbeatness of it, and it's very sticky.

It's very, I mean, like, I don't want to, like, Poppy is a, is generally is generally a dis but like it's a very

likable song that I bet like most people even if you didn't like hip hop you play

him this song and they'd be like you know I'm digging this this is fun yeah yeah it feels

ubiquitous it feels like canon like we it's getting stinky it feels like I said, a double dutch something people are singing in the playground. Like you're like he's trying to to battle or no, no, he's trying to compete with happy birthday and songs like that. Not like what's on the top charts. It's a different type of like angle of writing a song.

That's why I love it.

It's like, no, no, no, no, no.

I'm trying to do something that you could sing in the playgrounds and something that will

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