Lil Wyte FULL INTERVIEW | Talks Signing With Three 6 Mafia, “Oxy Cotton” Song, Jelly Roll & More
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Bearded guy you are hot AF
Chad - you gotta tell Patrick to check this guy out from ky! Hes from ky he wants wyte on the 2nd verse he’s the next wyte bro ruclips.net/video/RUwHugcdenc/видео.html
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What type of interview is this??? Not cutting people off. No crazy noises. Letting people tell their story’s. This is is how you do it. Keep it up. Now I have to everyone on this and put this channel out. We need more like this. Thanks a lot
You don’t even ask crazy questions. This is great
Facts. I like how homie let wyte talk and tell alm his stories no matter how long they were. These are the type of interviews I like to watch. Not the ones where the interviewer is constantly interrupting and over talking as if we came to hear them and not the person being interviewed
Yeah these the types I like as well just letting the artist actually talk . Only other type like these is Donnie Houston interviews from Houston - big mike
Good story
Fr, this Chad dude knows how to interview
3-6 and lil wyte got me through some shit as a young adult. I used to ride around with my 2 12"s in my busted ass car, bumping their shit with my boy. Now I'm sitting here as a researcher, remembering how things could've went south quick.
Because of their music, I got into amplifiers and subwoofer box building. While in college, I chose to go with electrical engineering so I could learn about amp design. I didn't make it the first round, went through some things, but eventually came back and finished school for both my bachelors and masters in ECE. Ya'lls music got me inspired to learn about sound waves, which led to electrical engineering, which led to signal processing, which led to AI research. Now it's my career.
Drop ya mic Will!
Wow!! Love this ❤
Dammit man, that’s a wild turn of event, albeit impressive but still wild. However, as wild and crazy as it may be, I am happy to hear that you are thriving!!! Congratulations, as you did something that a whole lot of folks would have simply never attempted, in the first place, and a good bit of those who did attempt it likely quit after a little while and the ones that did do it were likely pretty intelligent and motivated from the start. And I am NOT saying that you aren’t motivated, because clearly you are… you started school for your specialized trade, ended up quitting, for whatever reason, then you ended up going back and seeing it through to the end and then even went back again to further your education with a masters!!! 99% of people don’t do that. So again, congratulations to you on a job well done. I hope you do everything you’ve ever dreamed of doing and wanted to do in your career and in life!!! The odds are no longer stacked against you!!!
Lil Wyte will always be a Memphis legend. I have massive respect for him still being humble after all this time and being thankful for every blessing he got.
Probably the best interview I’ve seen to date. So much better than Glad TV and no jumper. Been down with Wyte since “Doubt Me Now”. Lil Wyte and hypnotize minds anything always got mad play in Flint town 💯💯 we all gettin old now but ain’t NOTHING like the 2000’s.
Yupp here in the L too man
Hell yeah homie! Michigan fucks wit Wyte super hard!!!! 💊💊💊💊💊💊🙌🏼🙌🏼💰💰
@@stevek5600 was just in Lansing a couple weeks ago!
@@tacticalcrewchief9539 Facts bro!!!
Chad's always going to be the best when it comes to doing interviews bro cuz he's so real real recognizes real keeps it real keeps it going no fake ass bulshit wrote down on paper before the interview just a straight fire straight from the hip no lies thanks for always keeping it real Chaddy Bobby
THE HARDEST WHITE RAPPER I KNOW! I remember when I was 16 & I heard "this is my smoking song" been a fan since then
T-BO
This is by far the best interview I've ever seen. I love the fact they let him talk about whatever he wanted to share. I'm ctfu at his socks collection 🤣🤣🤣. Most interviewers cut you off because of course they know you but they don't really know you. They didn't cut him off not one single time. I still listen to anything Lil Wyte put out
Bro….I agree, best interview easilyyyyyyy
You’re absolutely right about this interview versus your standard, everyday, run-of-the-mill, mainstream interviews. Most every interview I’ve ever seen and/or heard, the one telling the story or the one that’s being interviewed is just constantly being cut off during the time they’re telling a story and even sometimes it’s mid-sentence when they’re stopped and oftentimes taken a totally different direction!!! And my guess, or what I believe, as to what is the main reason that the interviewer oftentimes cuts off the interviewee is just simply because, and again I’m only GUESSING, but I, honestly, think that it’s due to the fact that the person that was invited to the interview, the interviewee, is telling a story or the story and/or saying what they want to talk about, but the interviewer has other ideas and/or plans and really wants to ask the tough questions or maybe wants to ask about or get into something that maybe the interviewee really just does NOT want to, like to, and/or will not talk about and/or has absolutely no intentions of discussing, for whatever reason, maybe it’s too personal, too painful, doesn’t want the masses to know about it among a million other reasons someone may not want to talk about a particular subject, especially when it’s going to be broadcast to the masses. Again, I have no clue as to whether or not I am anywhere in the ballpark and/or even anywhere remotely close to my assumptions being the actual/real reason that the person who is hosting the interview is constantly cutting the invited guest off, interrupting them and/or blatantly attempting to go a different route or to something other than what’s being discussed at that particular moment, but just from what I have seen and heard in the past, I suppose it’s about as good of a guess as any!?!?!?
This makes me want to buy everything lil wyte puts out from here on out! 💯
Lol you should of been doin that from the jump my boy!🤷🏽♂️😂🤦🏽♂️
@@Six3SixTaywhat if this is a person that just got hip to lil whyte? You just assuming this person grew up on him. It’s alot of what ifs for you to be saying a person should have been doing something.
@@BIGNOSEPOPPA ……..2 years later, & you got the most to say.
Mind ya business playa.😒
@@Six3SixTay I wrote three sentences. I know people like are used to reading past a paragraph. I put my two cents in like everyone else. You not going to do anything about it. You acknowledged how stupid you look so that’s good enough for me.
Lotta respect for this dude for showing his love and respect for jelly finally getting where he deserves to be!
This might be my favorite interview yet. I was probably a junior in high school back when the song oxy cotton came out. It's hard to believe it's been almost 20 years. But man I never had a clue to who lil wyte was as a person. This made me look at him in a whole new light. That's awesome.
The best part of these interviews is when they tell you the names of the people, publishers, distributors, producers they do business with… THATS GAME YALL 💯
Gotta know who you do business with. Unlike these Disney artists who think the label cares until they wake up 5 years later and I have to see it in my notifications for 6th months not giving a fuck who Taylor swift is.
Man what a great interview, lil whyte has always been in my top 5 since he 1st got on, and jellyroll...such an underrated artist, big props and thanks
LilWyte's work enriched my college years immensely, amazing interview
Hands down this is the best Lil Wyte interview ever. Big Props to you Chad. I love how you went through Wytes entire catalog and more. Next time you interviewe Wyte, can you ask him about the scrapped "Third Times A Charm" album? It was said that Wyte had recorded a song wit Redman for that album and have always been wondering if that true and if he has that song. Although his third album eventually became "The One & Only", the "Third Times A Charm" album was recorded and supposed to be released in 2006 and that's when Wyte had mentioned in an interview about the song wit Redman and quite a few other songs for the album.... But anyways, Salute to you Chad, keep up the great work and ima def keep checking out your page. Would love if there is anyway I could submit a few questions for when the next time you interview Wyte.
Great interview man, Lil Wyte is an awesome dude. Glad he’s still cool with Paul and Juicy.
PHYSICAL COPIES!!!! I have always loved Three 6, Lil Wyte....I gained a lot of respect for him during this whole interview, but knowing how much he loves physical media makes me smile.
This brings me back to the days I would download my music off of limewire
Man or frostwire lol
He seems like a cool ass dude man. I’m so happy to hear that he is doing good and still doing the damn thing. Thank you for his interview - very well done!
WOW!! What a trip down memory lane as a spectator from the outside looking in... I grew up in Muncie, IN & always had so much love & support for 3-6 Mafia growing up & still do & I remember being so proud of #LilWyte for having the skills & talent to stand next to such a legendary music group out of Memphis TN... I remember bumping #LilWyte so proudly as a white kid growing up in a time where there weren't any white rap artists doing the white rapper justice lol but #LilWyte absolutely would bring that justice for us in his raps growing up... I'll never ever forget that time in my life when all that new 3-6 music was dropping with all the #LilWyte features with his fellow label artists... I just graduated High School when 9/11 happened & I sit here thinking about how #LilWyte had so much shit on his plate at that time in his life when the 9/11 terrorist attack just happened & signing possibly the biggest deal in his life... there he was going through the most stressful life events a young man could go through at such a young age... The story about how he met Dj Paul & Juicy J as well as telling us about meeting the infamous Pancho Villa that we always heard Project Pat speak about in his albums like on the album Mista Dont Play Everythings Workin "We Can Get Gangsta" Pancho Villa was mentioned... but the way Wyte explained Dj Paul was watching tv & spun around like Dr. Evil was hilarious lol... Man much love for this interview #ChadArmesTV #three6mafia #LilWyte
First rap music I got into was Project Pat Murder's and Robbers on cassette. Stole it from my older brother and listened to it all the time.
This is how an interview should be done.take notes y'all. 💯 Great job man fealt like I was in the stories heart felt documentary 💯🔥🚒🔥 like how wyte keeps it 💯
Oxy cotton brings back good high school memories we jam lil wyte out here in Texas
I've always been a fan of Wyte n never knew the in depth story this is awesome. Always supporting fellow Tennessee boys!
No cap, I’m a drug and alcohol counselor and I haven’t worked at a treatment center where the patients don’t play OxyContin!
Best interview I've seen in a long time loved it I watched all the clips before I found the whole interview 🤣🤣
Maaaaaan, that Lil Wyte dude or whatever his name is, is 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 with them lyrics. Damn this dude be snappin.
Best interview yet bring him back
hes such a humble dude man. some of my earliest memories are listening to wyte and three six as a little kid being terrified of the demonic type beats
Love this interview bro!!! I will say this when I interviewed Lil Wyte he was probably the most professional person I've met in awhile. I loved this interview. Gives everyone a fresh perspective of the Oxyconton song.
What time does he start talking about this song? I don't have time to listen to the full interview, I'm just curious about the history of the song.
@@MrIanWebb I'm not sure but I have an interview I did with Lil Wyte also. It's much shorter than this one and he talks about alot of cool stuff. I met him backstage at a show I was doing videos and he agreed to an interview. Just go to my channel and scroll down if you want
@@southwynd7506 right on, thanks!
Great sit down my G . Props 🙌🙌✊🏾
This is one of the best if not THEE BEST career top to bottom Lil Wyte interviews ever! job well done bubba 💊💊💊🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🎃💰💰💊💊🍇🍇🍇💨💨💨💨🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Yo the hood love lil wyte, down south legend. Not to mention his love and respect for the culture, glad my guy is clean 💪🏾. Big love from Boston!
Thank you for this interview!
I grew up in NY. I put so many people onto Lil Wyte when Doubt Me Now came out. "Crash Da Club" aged well. That jawn still slaps almost 20yrs later 💯
Best Lil Wyte interview ever!
Hands down.... This interview was on fire 🔥
I'm so glad to stumble up on this interview looking at all the Young Dolph media and then Three 6 Mafia now lil Wyte and his personality is so 💯and a vibe ❤it, feel like I know him tbh.
Man hats off to yah brother! What a great interview 👏 🙌 been a Lil Wyte fan for the last 17 years lol its hard to believe. Can't wait for the next project! Thank you! Happy Thanksgiving
What an interesting interview. Saw a clip and had to see the whole thing
This was a epic interview. ✌
"The American Dream" 💪
I grew up listening to hip hop religiously but I'm from the north and literally just heard this dude's song after getting into UGK and three six .. i always listen to punk and metal too. It's just crazy how regional hip hop is sometimes. I grew up in Michigan now live in n.c and listen to a lot of old school southern country rap tunes lately.
This was a damn good interview so far! I used to listen to Lil Wyte back in the day. We bout to crash the club! Throw some chairs!!! 🤘😁🤘
When I take a break from reaming Derkies ass with comments I come to watch shit like this too
😆🤣 No doubt!
Lil whyte a legend my favorite whyte rapper no 🧢 I'm from NY and been bumping him since he joined the 6 he is hella raw and he is a standup dude when Lord was going indie he was with him always working I respect that Lord infamous my favorite rapper Long live lord great interview.
Summer 2003..just finished up a pass scrimmage leading into my 10th grade football camp and I got some reps with the varsity squad that night. I remember finishing that night feeling awesome about my reps out there with the big dogs. I rode home with the qb and he pepped me up and said keep working, I was so stoked. I shit you not, he then goes “bro, have you heard of lil wyte?” I go, “nah man, where’s he from?” He goes, “not sure but He’s with 3-6 mafia, check this song out, it’s called oxycotton..” he put it on and we were JAMMMIN! He played it again and I immediately went home and downloaded the song. Honestly didn’t know the severity of the pill oxycotton till a few years later, but that song forever gets jammed during a workout. Crazy memories! We’re from outside Pittsburgh too.
Lil Wyte has serious fans everywhere I’ve lived. LA, Oakland, Boston, New Orleans… Dude is a legend.
Chicago
When I started listening to him in 2002 I was 12 tests old. I still play his music. Him and three 6 were my childhood. Also OxyContin screwed my life up bad , got out of the Marines and started shouting heroin when they quit making OCs
The venue in Atlanta he was talking about is called The Masquerade. Had a heaven, purgatory, and hell stage
Great interview! I didn’t realize “We ain’t Playing”was from Lil Wyte, I have this sick 3 6 mix on my iPod with like 48 songs all mixed together that I started listening to about 8-10 years ago with we ain’t playing, which is a sick song 🎶
Haaaaaaaaa yea he sounded like he was black 4real
Beat interview. He doesn't do a lot of interviews and this was perfect. I'm from Massachusetts and got doubt me now when I was in 7th grade ! Wyte was and still is huge imo
Lil Wyte Memphis legend. Loved the interview.
I remember bumping lil wyte in my sisters Ford Taurus she had 2 12s they sounded so damn good bro got me through some of the most depressing times of my tennage years I can never thank Lil wyte or Theee 6 Mafia enough for that.
I remember downloading his while discography in 06. I still got lil wyte in rotation.
No lie this was one of the best interviews I seen in along time
Thank you so much 🙏
This is the chillest interview ever.
This was awesome to watch. Growing up I pirated a ton of music because I was broke. I came out the other end if covid making good money and I want to give back to the artists I stole from decades ago. So guess who's ordering some vinyl tonight! It's so good to see Lil Wyte is still killing it!
I'm going to tell you right now I'm from Nebraska and I've been banging Lil Wyte and Three 6 Mafia since 1999 I'm 32 years old I love them they were the best influence of rap and hip-hop I have ever heard next to the West Coast Classics you know what I'm saying I really appreciate you sitting down with him and doing a real face-to-face interview so I can see The Man Behind the album cover such a humble dude and you ask such good questions all y'all got great attitudes stay up keep making music
THIS!!! is why I love the south!!! This is a great interview! Georgia Boy, Shout out to Lil Wyte and TENNESSEE!!!
I had no idea his life has been this crazy. It's amazing this man is alive and not behind bars. Mad respect!🙏
I literally have a hypnotized minds tat and a wyte music tat that’s how my loyalty runs
Bro ur subbed just for him being so real about doing this with you. And the fact you were able to get this content. Gotta be more hidden gems to your channel. I'm locked in bro 🔐🎯🎮🤳🤯
Amazing story. It's crazy how synchronized life can be if you're aware of it. Respect.
Lil wyte telling the truth about the crap thats out right now
Lil Whyte is the realest dude.
I got the nickname Big wytee because of lil wyte and 3-6 mafia… I was 1 of very few white kids at Martin Luther king jr middle school in Denver. I was always bumpin 3-6 and when lil wyte came around he was my favorite for a long while. It’s dope to hear his story past and present! Thank you both for the interview!
Crash the club went hard. I started buying all the lil wyte albums after I heard that. I still have all the CD’s.
Watched this twice now, this needs more views, way toooo slept on
I'm from Clayton county GA. Every party I went to had lil Wyte playn in the early 2000s
“Feels like everyone in this conversation is dead”. That’s a strange feeling to have when it sinks in
I’m sure Wyte isn’t going to see this but man as a 901 representative man just want to you really motivated at times throughout my life lol I was a u.s. motherfucking solider boi playing around with them army toys lol I was popping bars to first album smoking out the smoking song then my personal favorite of your albums Phinally Phamous idk why maybe bc every song on that album still slaps as hard as the day it dropped or maybe it was the last time I was happy idk but much Memphis love thanks for always keeping that M in the aair!
I got to meet Wyte and DJ Paul at The Red Door down in Destin/Ft. Walton, Fla back in 2010.
Both were cool, but it was truly a pleasure to meet Wyte. He was very humble and gracious to this fan and even bought me a drink when the waitress came around.
It erks me to no end that wyte didn't blow up amd sell millions and millions of albums the dude has serious talent and deserves mad respect in the industry. Him and T rock are dope as fuck.
I agree I wish someone would give him another chance at least feature on a song mainstream so this generation can hear him.
Smoking song is still one of my favorite songs from this man to this day..I had doubt me now in high school and used to slap this album when I got that wam in my trunk... 💯💯
The End Instrumemtal he talks about 10 minutes in was actually used in the Prophet Posse Body Parts album for a T-Rock and MChild song Catch a Blast, whoever loves that track should check it out, i think that it was after The End album tho.
One of my favorite interviews EVER. Up there with Tysons'
I graduated in 02 and i used to blow my subs out to lil wyte. Great interview. I know what I'm bumpin today on the way home from work!!
I don't know if Mr. Wyte gets to read these comments, but damn I wish you only knew how many systems you were a part of in setting EQs, bass gains and just flowing with that hardass bass kick and those fire lyrics. I'm 41 and I've been jamming your shit since I was fuckin 20 yrs old.
Crazy been listening to wyte for 18 years
Mad talent sitting right there. Doubt me now has some of Paul and Jay's best productions in my opinion. And his "Who Run It Verse" was dope AF💯💯
You can add this guy to the list of rappers I became a fan of after seeing their interviews.
Man...Lil Wyte finally doing a long interview. Been rocking with his music since 04, hands down his music is played in this home more than anyother person or group. You were played on the loud speaker when I was in the military every fuckin day in 07 and 09.....now tour please, preferably more than just two shows in random spots. Post that shit!! Honestly, If someone knows where to get tickets or the best place to look for them, please let me know. Thanks!!!!
Great video Detroit had a lot of love for this dude still does but early 2000s was a great time for music for sure especially hypnotized mindz and prophet posse they were way ahead of the game buttermilk biscuits here we go clap your hands and roll that dough. Lmao buttermilk biscuits oh man that brings back childhood memories
I met Paul in a Atlanta and being around for few days at the studio, I can relate to Lil Wyte with the voices when Paul be talking 😂🤣 It was dope meeting a legend and even more cool that he was a down to earth guy!
The legend the greatest rapper of all time Memphis 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥he deserves more props and recognition
1:11:11 "Ghetty Green" is in my Top 5 too 6ut it's cuz is a classic💯💯💯 & hard AF 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔊🔊🔊🔊
I've only ever listened to a couple of dudes songs because I had a celly that had some of his shit on a mixtape. I started watching because of name recognition, and it's taken me about 2 1/2 hours to get through the first hour because I stopped a couple times to listen to a song or 2 and got stuck listening to the entire Doubt me now record. That record could drop today and be hot af.
Smoking with BPZ is how I learned about Jelly roll way back then. That 10min freestyle
Doubt me now & phinally phamous still in my playlist. Lil wyte been rocking with you since the beginning. Much love from Saint Louis
Great interview man
Real legend in the south 4sho. North Alabama fuck wit ya Wyte !!
That shits crazy I was born in 82 and had the same first album Kris Kross album i had to hide from both my parents. MY dad was a fuckin pastor and got my ass beat when they found my tag team album.lmfao Time fn flies!!! Wyte ty for keepin this shit real bro!!!
Tag team oh man I remember those days or if ya head a tape deck Walkman you could listen to whatever and not get in trouble
Only thing missing from this whole interview... Is ♠ 😆 great video chad.. U been the goat
Watching this before work. Great interview.
March 4th on my b day me and my twin brother bump that shit from 04 until now
Best interview I've seen in a minute! Great stories! 👍🏽😆👍🏽💯💯💯💯
Really good interview totally down to earth and real. Been listening to wyte since doubt me now in 2001. I love this shit man. Just barely missed him in Memphis last weekend but got to see project pat and 3 6. I grew up on this much love from up north brother
This was such an incredible interview. Hearing about his mom getting beat up was just awful.
Remember 2001 when doubt me now come out LOVED IT been my favorite ever since 💯
Wyte, you’re my fav. Thanks for the great video, I wish you made this a long time ago.
Great interview 💪🏾🔱
REST IN PEACE
MAMA WYTE
✌️🙏💯
“I’m 5 foot 8 from the Bay
I’m white as fuck & do not play” 😂 Classic
Lil Wyte, Paul wall Legends .