Vince Staples Talks Snoop Dogg Transcending Rap & Staples Center Not Being Renamed After Kobe Bryant
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- Опубликовано: 25 июл 2024
- Vince Staples is celebrating the release of his fifth studio album ‘Romona Park Broke My Heart’ and the Cali native stopped through to the Power Mornings show co-hosts Letty and Teddy Mora to discuss his journey in music and how much of his LA upbringing inspired his take on life, the music industry, and much more.
While Staples admits that he only initially got into music as a way of earning $500 and had no clear goal for the craft, the rapper details that although his background in music isn’t strong, his creativity in music led to his maturity and gave him access to think about life differently.
No stranger to the iconic musical legends to come out of Los Angeles, Vince speaks on the legendary Snoop Dogg whom he believes has transcended rap music and has become more so known as an entity and not so much as a rap star. Comparing Snoop’s status to that of the late icon Marilyn Monroe, Staples discusses how Snoop’s name might not be brought up during G.O.A.T. conversations, but that is only because Snoop has become bigger than his music.
Speaking on his new album, the “When Sparks Fly” rapper admits that
he doesn’t try to take things too seriously or for granted, when hip-hop fixtures such as Jay-Z praise his work, as he believes he’s only doing the best he can do and that not everyone will always like his work.
Vince Staples goes on to speak about the rumors that recently went around about him starring in the next ‘Friday’ film, why he believes the Staples Center should have been renamed after the late Kobe Bryant, and much more.
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"You are a fourth grader, you are tough already" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Vince so modest about Jay-Z recommending his album, nigga hella humble lol
I bet bdot said his album was good just bc Jay Z recommended it to him
He’s almost too humble but love him
Prolly geniunely dont care
@@seandafny I’m saying. This man just understands it and sees it for what it is
I almost seen Vince crack a grin
I love watching his interviews man always so articulate
he's such a sweetheart and really funny, could listen to him talk forever
Vince must be adamant about telling people not to ask him to freestyle if he shows up.
“whatever is the truth for you, is good enough”
The realest people watch Vince Staples interviews I promise
Best Vince interview on this run
gotta love seeing vince try to control the smile after hearing Jay Z recommending his album around
Vince is so dope
Such a good interview!
I didnt even know they named the stadium after him
“I Love all my stupid homies”😂😂😭
"What used to be where blank is" is one of the most LA conversations you can have. And I forgot, because I've been gone for a loooong time. This interview gave me flashbacks. lol
Ay our lady of victory! I had no idea Vince went there
This feel like a old Vince interview lol
Facts about Snoop!
Food 4 less use to be the store in my part of Texas
Big dude right about that school on 42nd and Normandie I stayed one block down from it
Vince reviewing shows is great lmao I love Ozark and I’m glad he was feeling it off rip lol.
Grandma cookies were legit!
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Mexican shorty jockin Vince hard af lol
Lets end world hunger man
Hell yeah I peeped, if she didn’t reference her husband she most def would’ve left with that nigga after
Or she support a good artist but what do I know
Somebody remind the B mic isn't the A mic
#whotookjesusbody
Vince been the same person since we first met him. I'm confused as to why interviewers still talk at him like he's a meme and not himself. Kinda weird. I feel like the lady did but the dude was acting kinda weird ya know
Letty tho 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
I;d give an good answer to that greatest of all time no one mentions convoo....
ScHoolboy Q...
I don’t be feeling earthquakes either 😂😂😂
Haven't heard from Letty in years
Vince can be ezell cousin
Lol "get offa here mind yall bidness"
I fasho had a fake Lakers uniform from the alley
W
Lol i live in Compton and Our Lady of Victory is a real nigga church. No cap
Norf
norf norf
Norf Norf
I love his 'stolen Jesus' theory lmao
Lots of "damn" goin' on 🤨
Vince album better thank Kendrick’s.
kendricks was ight lol u cant bang that shi wit the homies in the car
Archdiocese ain't trynna get you NOTHING!
Reality trippin, when the next one?
This interview was clearly done before The Heart Part 5. K Dot automatically is getting AOTY
I just knew you niggas would be in the comments 💯💯😂😂🤣🤣🤣
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Here you go bro. So you ain't gotta be all up on his nuts
Nigga this a whole Vince Stables interview. I ain't even ever heard a song from homie but let him get his shine bro. That Kendrick song ain't even all that
@@vershawnsea9219 give him a listen bruh
Nah
3rd
First
not rockin with the radio ppl here
Hipsterville 🥱
call me weird or whatever but I find it so strange when non black people interview black artist
Just weird when they say black music like Hip Hop & R & B is their culture when it's black music.
It depends because if it comes from a place of disrespect and lack of understanding of the culture surrounding black artists then I agree but if not
I respect it
You also gotta consider in this case everyone in this specific interview including Vince grew up in the LA COUNTY Area of cali. Known for being diverse like thus, so I doubt there’s I’ll
Well why is it that you feel that way?
Why?
@@John-kk8gi because we’re not from the same culture or people it’s just odd to me.