Last night, the ATL took its first step to taking over Hip Hop again.
During his radio show on ATL's Hot 107.9, Jeezy expressed how he felt about DJ Drama.
"You know nobody can ever change this history we made, we made classics. And besides that, we opened up a lane for a lot of these young cats to come into the game. I seen more trappin' in in the industry now than I ever seen. I know we had a lot to do with this...I just want everyone to know, just by me and you sitting here talking, that's what men do. Now it's back to the money, it's back to the business. I aint gonna lie, I was caught up in my feelings."
Drama shared his thoughts on the situation.
"On my end its like even through everything, we weren't speaking a lot, there was stuff in there. Then I realized we can agree to disagree. We are letting you know it's bigger than us. We do what we do for yall. We are about to get so much more money, we are about to make so many more outlets for revenue for the city, for everybody to eat."
SOHH reports that during the interview, Drama suprised Jeezy with an unexpected call from incarcerated rapper Gucci Mane.
"That's what it is homie," Jeezy said to Gucci, accepting the peace calling. "What's understood ain't gotta be said, man. We gonna do this for the city, so you keep your head up. Me and Dram gonna hold it down, bruh and that's what it is. 100. That's what it is homie -- that's what it is man, it's back to business man. Back to the money, back to the music. Back to the streets. We're back for the city man. Believe that. We got more work to do -- by the way, you snuck me with that phone call homie, for real."
During his radio show on ATL's Hot 107.9, Jeezy expressed how he felt about DJ Drama.
"You know nobody can ever change this history we made, we made classics. And besides that, we opened up a lane for a lot of these young cats to come into the game. I seen more trappin' in in the industry now than I ever seen. I know we had a lot to do with this...I just want everyone to know, just by me and you sitting here talking, that's what men do. Now it's back to the money, it's back to the business. I aint gonna lie, I was caught up in my feelings."
Drama shared his thoughts on the situation.
"On my end its like even through everything, we weren't speaking a lot, there was stuff in there. Then I realized we can agree to disagree. We are letting you know it's bigger than us. We do what we do for yall. We are about to get so much more money, we are about to make so many more outlets for revenue for the city, for everybody to eat."
SOHH reports that during the interview, Drama suprised Jeezy with an unexpected call from incarcerated rapper Gucci Mane.
"That's what it is homie," Jeezy said to Gucci, accepting the peace calling. "What's understood ain't gotta be said, man. We gonna do this for the city, so you keep your head up. Me and Dram gonna hold it down, bruh and that's what it is. 100. That's what it is homie -- that's what it is man, it's back to business man. Back to the money, back to the music. Back to the streets. We're back for the city man. Believe that. We got more work to do -- by the way, you snuck me with that phone call homie, for real."
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