Stove God Cooks on "F.I.C.O." & Clipse, Westside Gunn, Jay-Z & Eminem rumors

29:28Yeah, he got P watched, he's an avid watcher, a repeat viewer. Yo, Styles, what's up, baby? I didn't know he was watching. I'm in here talking shit to the cameras. I don't know who's watching. P watched the show. Yo, Ghostface came in, he knew every episode. He was like, oh, yeah, that's crazy, yo, I love this shit, this, this. somebody really watching. Rookies of the year. That's right. I'm a one with a bullet. What's up with the stage? How's your stage show? How you like, you know? Shit dope. The shit about the, like what we do is like you get to build that shit for real with your fans. Mm-hmm.

30:02From the roots. Really build it. Because you know there's niggas with big records that can't do 500 room. Facts. That's a fact. So the way I got to do it through West and through the Griselda shit, really like build that shit from the ground with the fans. They was in my DM, man, niggas late, man. Mad at you because that's how they do it. They was mad at us. Yeah, yeah. You spent some time with Busta. What did you learn? How you able to apply what you learned, spending time with Busta? What was that like? That nigga Busta, fucking workaholic. That nigga don't take a day off. That nigga turned me off from that.

30:43I can't do that night studio shit, though. You go in the day? Yeah. See, we got more. I can't do that night shit. Bust me in there all night. I ain't one of them, man. You ain't like that? I do the night. You know what I'm saying? But, you know, nowadays I do the day. Yeah. But for the most of my career, they taught me. I only did what they taught me. Yeah. So they would be like, yo, you walk in the studio, 9, 10 o 'clock, talk shit for two hours, start at 12. Yeah. I did that my whole life. But now I'll go in the daytime. I need a day. That's how Bust was. He was like 7, 8. My voice changed after a certain 1.30.

31:21I sound like, lean on. I can't be here. I can't do that night shit. That night shit, dude. You know Bust Rhymes, he still live like, this is what he's trying to describe it, y 'all. He still live like he's a 19-year-old rapper. For real. So he in the studio every day creating like he's 19 years old. how this rap in the game, going for the home run, this, this, that. Every day of his life, that's what he do. And so his work ethic, I mean, he ain't going to stop. How about that? Bustle Rhymes will never, ever stop. I don't see it. But now, so when I talk about you and people act like they don't hear me, but they hear me, they act like they're not listening, but they listening, they all start calling me and they say, well, you know, Stove God was approached by, maybe these are rumors.

32:16They like, you know, I think Hov and them approached them, Eminem, everybody tried to sign you at some point, but you on like a contract that is like hard to, let me explain that to me, man. Game is disgusting. Say that again. Say that again for the guys down the block. The game is disgusting. And you don't know it. Just like everything else. You don't know until you know. One thing, I'm not going. Like I said, you guys, don't miss your moment. I do this very well. I do some other shit very well. I'm not. If I ain't comfortable, we ain't going. So, yeah, I done got some calls from. I ain't never got the call straight from home, but.

33:05Close to it. Yeah. Shady. F-Gam. everybody done reached out. They ain't talking in this limbo. They ain't talking in this limbo. No, they talking. We just stuck in. We just under a situation where, you know, there's a volatile partner who, um, that's one of the wackest shit. Me and Jada always talk about that. The politics of the rap game be like the wackest shit in the game. And this industry, I loved earlier, you said, man, fuck this industry. Fuck. And it's so true, man. Yeah. Because when you coming up, and you sign to a label and they start putting they two cents into shit. Who called me one time?

33:48This made me like 10 years ago. What's the guy named Khalid? His name is Khalid the singer. Oh, yeah. I went to a show. It was sold out. Madison Square Garden went with my daughter. Next day, he sent me a song to get on. I got on it. He was honest enough to call me back and be like, yo, my label said, you too old to be on a song with me. You know, I'm sorry about that. Just wanted you to hear it from me and this and that. And that was 10 years ago. So I'm looking at it. That's just how fuck niggas just fuck your vibe up. You know, they always got something to say. I swear to God. 10 years ago?

34:2510 years ago, they was like, yo. They told him, yo, you young, you the new, whatever. Who gives a fuck? It's just, I'm talking about the fuck shit that go on in the industry. In the industry rooms. so in the industry rooms you know they always play I've been in so many industry so many meetings where you got 12 guys somebody plays a song and everybody's like yo it's dope and it's just one just one one guy or one girl be like I don't know if then it turned into four six ten so everybody like bandwagon that person because listen guys yeah I'll take this shit right now because people watch this show to learn listen guys if God graces you with the opportunity to get a job where if your life is A &R if your life is videos movies whatever art whatever to change the world to be in position you know how many people I've seen in a position of power in this industry and never pulled the trigger once.

35:41This is the president of, let's say, anything. Capitol Records, right? And the man don't sign nobody in three years or four years or make no moves. Like when you're coming up in the game as an executive, right? You finally get in position and then you get gunshot. They get scared to make certain moves. You could be the hottest artist in the world. and they scared to pull the trigger. Do me a favor. If you ever get to a place of that importance or excellence, what are you scared of? If you're the A &R and the girl's popping, make her land at her show in a pink helicopter. Blow the bag. Invest in yourself.

36:29Blow the bag. Blow the bag. Invest in yourself. This is the only game for real. Huh? It's the only game where they don't believe in you until you prove yourself. And then you're supposed to do business with these same niggas that didn't believe it. Like, I don't get this shit. I'd be like, fuck these niggas for real. Then they get in the middle of your album and say it like this or you some... Did you see that producer? Yeah, yeah, yeah. They start fucking with your shit like they're somebody. Like, they ever did something. Like, they the culture. I'm just telling you in the normal rap game, in the normal rap game, that's what they do.

37:11All of a sudden, somebody want to tell you, you know, we'll talk about something uncomfortable, right? Really uncomfortable. But for all the shit Kanye West was saying and all that, and I don't agree with hate or nothing like that. The one part I heard in his one rant that made him like, you know, he said I'm making this company hundreds of millions billion dollars and they got a guy that makes$60 ,000 a year trying to tell me what to do so A &R so y 'all can understand how wild this sounds to y 'all some artist is getting$150 ,000 a show on the regular coming up in there and you're a$5 dude trying to tell me what the fuck to do.

38:04We not seeing life the same way. We not in the same lane. We don't look at life the same way. So how you going to tell me what beat I should rhyme on? What should I say? What shouldn't I say? And that's where that whole shit come. And then in our time, and I've seen somebody say, sometimes I really respect what he say, but he said that the A &R should be a superstar because they'll get, bro, rappers are rappers they're the superstars, they're the artists you know when you got dudes in the record company thinking that they gotta be bigger than the artists you know like probably pop more bottles than the artists and go up in there and act like they somebody and all that yo bro just get the job done at the end of the day the success your success speaks for you your success speaks to you.

39:00The more successful you are, the more revenge you get, the more, you know what I'm saying? And so people don't know how to not get in their own way. They just got too much to say. I guess that's what's going on, man. I'm sad.

39:22Just made me sad. No, I'm keeping it real. You know we all dealt with that. This is one of the most discouraging games. Yeah, now that's a fact. You know what I mean? Because where we come from is the money ain't right, it's hands and feet. You can't do that here. That makes you more steaming because now it's like somebody that I know in real life would never be able to do this to me. It's sitting behind this desk telling me what the fuck to do. I want to grab his throat and I can't. And then that causes some other shit. Man. It makes you strong. It's nasty, man. The game is filthy. Let me tell you something.

40:05I've got a story for you. Another one? Nah, this is a big one. You don't want me to tell this? Yeah, what? I'm just in. I'm dropping gems right now. That's what I'm here for. Yeah. This stuff gone 101, but I'm just telling you what happened to me. Yeah. Right? So one day I'm in my... Two, three lawyers ago and shit. I'm in the office. He used to be Pharrell's lawyer. He used to be Ludacris's lawyer. The Wootz. Anybody who was big was with him. So I walk up in the lawyer's office and they popping champagne. And Ludacris tells me, yo, I just signed this deal for like$2 million. Because believe it or not, I know you younger than us.

40:52There was a time ringtones ain't exist. so if your phone rang it was just the ring so they invented the ringtone but the contracts in all of the record labels did not have that in the writing because it did not exist like AI wasn't like it was five years ago now so in the contracts they fucked up they didn't have ownership of your ringtone Ludacris understood that as fucking smart as he is I just seen him on a yacht jogging on a treadmill in the fucking Costa Rica somewhere. He's jogging on the butt. He's really smart. He tells me, yo, Joe, there's this thing. He breaks it down to me. Yo, Joe's a thing.

41:35He retails. I just got two million. It's that cool. I go to Atlantic Records. I'm going to say the name. I go to Atlantic Records where I was signed and I'm supposed to do press or some shit like that. So some girl comes down. She's the assistant to the president. Should I say his name or I could get sued for telling this story? You said Atlantic. Just leave it at that. So the boss sends the assistant down and she says, yo, the man upstairs says sign right here. I said, I'm not thinking nothing of it. I said, yo, tell the man he, you know, he know my lawyer. Just send it to him. No problem. They never, ever in their life ever did any type of legal work with me and not go to the lawyer.

42:22never in the history, but I don't know. I ain't thinking about it. So he comes back down. They come back down. He comes down. He got a thousand workers. So everybody's scared of their job. So he comes down and says, yo, Joe, you know, there's some shit that we need you to sign. There's a thing called ringtones. And, and we own it and this and that. I said, my man, suck my dick. The whole office looked at me like, huh? Everybody was looking. I said, you can suck my dick, my nigga. Frank's dead? Yo, bro, the man, listen, you just said right now, you started this whole story. I didn't say shit. You was talking for the last three hours.

43:03I didn't say shit. You said there's guys that will play behind the desk the games that they'll get hung for on the streets. Yeah, that's true. If they did this, they'd be dead. That's a fact. This guy just told me, hey, there's some called ringtones who I got love for, Ludacris. I just got two million. They was popping champagne 20 minutes before I get in there. The dude trying to scam me in to sign my rights away for something I know this man just got two million. I got no choice but to tell him to suck my dick in front of his home workers. Everybody get the fuck up out of here before you get a foot up your ass, nigga.

43:41Fuck out of here. The whole office is looking like, oh my God. Shit look like, like the wild, wild west. Nigga ready to scratch. They're ready to snatch their wigs, hats, everything. Motherfucker, right? But listen, he go up. Then Leo Cohen comes down, who's the chairman of Warner Brothers. Yo, Joe, we feel like this is the right of the label. And he even told me some shit. And I ain't trying to throw you under the bus, Leo, because I got too much love and respect for everything. You're actually not in this equation. but Leo says yo I met with all all the enemies Republican, Democrat, Independent we all met and we all agree that we own these ringtones so we're going to do this to all the artists and change all the contracts I said Leo I have so much respect for you brother well you know I just left my lawyer's office and Ludacris just did a two million dollar deal this is what you're asking me to do you're like trying to scam me out of my rights.

44:49So, well, if you don't sign it, you know, the bottom line, at the end of the day, I stuck them niggas up for M's. And they made me sign a contract that said, don't tell no other artists who gave you the money. But I was like, yo, I need M's. I need that. You're not doing that to me. So they made me sign a paper and I guess I couldn't get sued. I mean, I guess what I signed was an NDA or something. 20-something years ago that said, yo, Joe, don't tell nobody. I knew y 'all stole my shit. Oh, no, they stole your shit. I think all artists can go back in time after this gem, Stove Guard 101, and look up, did they have the rights to your shit back then?

45:34You're going to get one of them busts over the head. You're going to get one of the executives busts over the head for that. Because I don't take that. You know I've played with refrigerators and sinks and all that. I play with kitchen. We got stove guard cooks here. I play with kitchen appliances, microwaves, and shit like that, man. A lot of shit. Air fryers and all that off the roof. Your air fryers make a mean chicken wing. Yo, air fryers make a mean chicken. You would never believe the air fryer makes some wings and better than the fucking ghetto Chinese. I'm telling you.

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47:41Catch Roland Martin's daily commentary on the Black Information Network. Twelve seats. Those are moving south. So if you Democrats, you don't wait to 2030. You better be hitting the ground going hard in the south now. And download Roland Martin Unfiltered on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. You said to me, yo, you know, keep at it because you let me rap for you. It was magical for all of us. They were like, we made it, we made it. Yeah, we made it. I'm like, we? You know, I'm like, I know these guys, but who are you? I'm MC Jin, and this is Laugh But Not Lease.

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48:48They all they're watching this and they watch me walk into there. And that is a moment that I will remember for the rest of my life. Listen to laugh, but not least with MC Jen on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. Hey, I'm Nora Jones, and I love playing music with people so much that my podcast called Playing Along is back. I sit down with musicians from all musical styles to play songs together in an intimate setting. Every episode's a little different, but it all involves music and conversation with some of my favorite musicians. Over the past two seasons, I've had special guests like Dave Grohl, Leve, Mavis Staples, Remy Wolfe, Jeff Tweedy, really too many to name.

49:26And this season I've sat down with Joshua Homme, Sarah McLachlan, John Legend, and more. Check out my new episode with Phineas. So I went home and I asked Billie if she wanted to sing it. She immediately made it her own thing. No fair

49:48You really know how to make me cry When you give me those oceans So come hang out with us in the studio and listen to Playing Along on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

50:04Yo, check this out. You once said, if I bring them into my world, it's over. Yeah. What does your world consist of that makes it so compelling? It's the only. But I also, that should be every artist. If you can get the people to your world, it's fucking over. I think I said that back when I was fucking with buskers. Trying to do the single shit. And I'm like, oh, that shit ain't going to work for me. Need a body at work. I got to bring a man, yeah. So they can really understand it. Just like you heard this shit five years later. If I bring a man so they understand, like, this world. This shit ain't like that shit they doing.

50:46But once you hear it, it's like, everybody talk drug shit, but everybody can't talk that shit. Not the way you do it. You know what I'm saying? No, sir. Not doing a nigga that's pretty good. City City without the jersey. This shit. His shit. Like, all I could say from a guy who grew up in the streets, it sound like fucking street gospel. Like, when I hear you preach. That's what it's supposed to be. That shit incredible. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? And so, your man, what's I gonna... They say he's the one guy that can get you on records. But they stick him up, too, though. Everybody got a pair.

51:19Stick him up. Yeah. stick him up too. My brother, like, he's paying to make sure I'm heard. That's what I said. Gun might be one of the realest niggas in this shit. Yeah, you gotta love him, man. He's paying, he's been paying to make sure they hear me. Nah, you gotta be like, what you gonna do? Just sit around? yeah, get on this? That's what I told you. Five songs, sevens, whatever. Because we, we was figuring out my shit. You know, when we trying to get shit right and make shit right now, but he was figuring that shit out for a long time. And during that little drought, Westlake, nah, we just gonna funnel you through this shit.

52:01And when they come, they come. I'll take care of you. That's a fast fight. Whenever my brother need me, I'm there. That's a fish. Wow. After all the co-signs and collabs, though, what motivates you to keep pushing? It's right about now. Your DMs and phones and emails gotta be Trader Kiss hit you up. Off the fucking, yeah. I definitely hit him. I hit him in the DM. Trader Kiss said, I brought you up. He was like, I've been looking for him. I'm going. We're going to do something. We got to do it though. Yeah, but it ain't. I need it. No, he need that. We got shit. We got shit. We got shit. Man, they got to hit it so strong enough.

52:43Man. Yo, he need that. That's it. Run that. When y 'all edit this, send me that melody. Whatever that shit just was. Well, that was your shit inside out. Sitting with it and with it inside. You know, I fuck up everything. He extends the clip of everything. Yeah, I fuck up everything. I don't even know my own lyrics. I was surprised early I started spitting. I remember. I don't even remember my own shit. I'm going to be honest with you. When you see yourself in hip-hop history, when it's all said and done, what do you want to leave to the people? shit can go the right way. I think I could be one of the ones.

53:24Not if it could. It's going. Go. It's going. You know. You stand firm on how you standing firm on it. You ain't going. Don't go. And let them come to you. Everything else going to go. Everybody goes. Somebody got to be the one to say I ain't going. it's hard to not go sometimes yeah it's hard to not go especially once you get here a million it's hard to not go they put the fishing rod with the checkbook at the end absolutely yo I saw a clip of you at the comedy show yeah you had your girl with you and all that and uh that shit went viral and I was like yo this stove guard right here man you a good sport like that huh?

54:21I'm saying I stumbled in there my wife was there I stumbled in there off the plane on some drunk shit like that I was just letting you like I ain't even know once you late it's the clumps no no once you late it's like you the only one coming in and then I'm like this I come in there like this that's how they were looking right like Joey it happened to me I told them the story I told them all the story it happened to me in front of the Beacom Theater it was like 5 ,000 people niggas said he squeezed donuts out my head my back of my neck looked like Frank's this like he was on a fucking roll and he would not stop you fake heavy tea ass nigga this that this was Flojo was the Holy shit, I'm sitting, wait a minute, that's the fake heavy D, fat Joe?

55:15Yeah. Fuck this nigga. Like, yo, they was killing me. And I sat in that chair and it just kept sinking in the chair. I kept sinking in the fucking chair. Yeah, that's some good sports shit right there, man. What's his name? Cypher song? Mm-hmm. Nigga, him and Peter Rosenberg hit me like, yo, we got to start a class on how the hell rappers deal with these comedians, man at these shows fuck this shit I ain't doing that shit no but it's don't get me twice no it's really really dope you know what's crazy is shout out to Casa Not right so Casa Not he did some university shit or something and streaming university he was giving classes how to not get got by I don't think we want to say a thought but a young lady, whatever.

56:12And they was in there. She was like, hey, babe, I just saw this watch, this, this, that. And they said, stop. And the dude would be like, around this time is when you ask her, what kind of watch? Babe, what kind of watch? AP? Hold up. You hate APs. If it was anything else, you might go for it, but AP watches, not your thing. They whack this, babe. anything but AP. I don't like that. Niggas was giving a fucking, in the, like a college class. I thought it was the smartest shit in the world. The man wound up saying this bank account, something happened to it. He can't send no money out, right? Like it was out of control, but it was all right.

56:58You know what I'm saying? So that's gonna be some shit, some do's and don'ts of a hip hop, like a university. That's what we need. But you got cooking right now. I got two albums done. I'm working right now. So I tried, you know, I handed those in. That shit was the hold up and all of that. So I just started working again, man. Me and Gunn working on some shit. Then I got another solo album I'm working on. Whatever we gonna do. No doubt. Jadakiss finessed his way. Why couldn't this be a mutual agreement? I mean, we all. Hallelujah. Now I feel good. Now I feel good, man. Yo, you got a joint here?

57:49I want to hear a new joint from you. The world ain't here yet. Where's James at? He broke out or y 'all got it? I'm ready. Listen, babe. Lay that shit, man. And throw him with no interruptions. That's why we're going to do this to her shit.

58:10Listen, baby. Say you love me, lie to me, sweet. Double R's stitched in my seat. Powder footprints falling off my feet. Listen, baby. If the wig ride, then we straight ride. I get money, can't cut it day and night. If the wig ride, then we straight ride. I get money, can't cut it day and night. Make this shit happen, nigga.

59:08Then Mary came on Water with raindrops Splash on the beds Get rich, die fast Do that shit again Mama, them ain't killers Them my friends Them ain't no dealers Them my shit Stove cool Dre Like old Snoop Dre Like murder was the case They gave me a new race If I die now My plug will still haunt you If he died or not I have him shooting up his way They wanna put they feet in my kicks They wanna put they shoes in my prints They wanna see the stamp on my bricks They studying the way my wrist twists Studying the Fuck Say you let me lie to me sweet. Double R snitched in my seat. Powder footprints falling off my feet.

59:47If the wig ride, then we straight ride. I get money, can't cut it day and night. If the wig ride, then we straight ride. I get money, can't cut it day and night.

1:00:12One verse. What we doing?

1:00:17Stove, you might have a bigger problem in that song. I see you shout out Kid Cudi. That nigga tellin'. Kid Cudi, damn. That nigga tellin'. He didn't say Kid Cudi. He said Kid Cudi, but it's the references to the song. Yeah, yeah. He ain't thinkin' about nothin' else. Sheesh. This guy. This shit grounds all day.

1:00:40He got up there.

1:00:46Don't mind me. Don't mind me. You know, I woke up today. And the first thing I said was, he said, he said, Fredo, I knew it was you. You broke my heart. You broke, you said your father, like, you know what I mean? These guys out here, he's ugly, man. God's taking the stand against their kids shit like that. This shit out of control. Listen me. That's a smash right there. That's a smash right there. That's one. Stoveguard Cooks man. Thank you for blessing us. Coming up on the show. Yo what would we call it? The 87 North? Cause I've been like the highway up to Syracuse is 87 North right? What is it?

1:01:3681. 87 turns into 81? Well, up here is 87. Like in the Bronx going, there's only one way to go. And that shit is the 87 all... So 87 probably turned into 81. 87 turned into 81. So it's fucked up. I bleed orange. Well, you do know the coach. What's the name of the coach? Autry. Red Autry right now. He played for me. at the Rucker. We played for me at the Rucker. Your coach played for me. Yeah, we know that. Yeah, Red Orchard used to play for everybody. If you ain't figured it out yet, Stone. Tell these things I need the floor seats. Where? You ain't got it at Syracuse? I got that. Yo, you got a lot of shit for Stone.

1:02:28Yo, you gonna do six hooks now. I'm telling you. Six! Siete with mines. You got six on DC, Billy Owens. These are my dudes, man. Rest in peace. Pearl, Sherman Douglas was good. They better recognize Stone of God. I don't used to cut Pearl here. Yeah, Pearl was that nigga. Shout out to us. You'd be surprised who was from my projects. Dean Memminger Sr. who played for the Knicks is from my building. Okay? You'd be surprised. He was a legend. The Knicks is great. His son is in New York 1. You've seen him in New York 1 a million times. That's his son. I grew up with Dean Memminger, the son. The father played for the Knicks.

1:03:25Don't do that to the guard body of all guard bodies. this shit mathematical symmetric this is the the bathroom bathroom bathroom that's it this ain't that that ain't this is tracking kiss make some noise down down down

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1:04:39Didn't catch the latest Roland Martin unfiltered podcast. Here's what you missed. There should not be a single law enforcement agency that does not have body cameras. It's real. Black farmers have been under attack. This is just the latest example of them just slapping DEI on anything. It's raw. And I'm sitting here going, they are playing y 'all for fools. Catch Roland Martin's daily commentary on the Black Information Network. And download Roland Martin Unfiltered on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. I'm Maria Garcia. You may remember me from my podcast, Anything for Selena or My Diebel.

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