2Slimey on Working at 711, Oklahoma City, His Insane Sound, Mosh Pits & More

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0:47I got my man Remo with me, and today we got the epic interview of the moment. Hell yeah. It's a sign of it, buddy. The dude himself too slimy in here. Wiping the nose already. Sheesh. Know that. What's the word, man? Bullying, bullying, you feel me? Just chilling. Working, working all the time. How often you be coming to LA? Actually, I've been here since COVID time. So I got family out here. So I be in and out type shit. Definitely. Wow. So is LA like a second home to you or you wouldn't go that far? Actually, now, yeah. because when I first got here, it was a weird vibe, you feel me? Because I'm from Oklahoma.

1:28Flat land, slow lifestyle type. But no, I say second home for sure. What's the stuff that stands out to you the most, though? Just the pretty girls walking around in their gym wear? I say the environment, like the mountains and shit, because Oklahoma don't got that, you feel me? Yeah. That's the weird thing about LA. It's like you got this dense city and all this culture and business, and then you can drive like 20 minutes and you're at the beach or you're in the mountains or you're whatever. So you kind of have access to everything at once. No, no, deadass. Deadass. Everything's around here. Yeah.

1:59For sure. So let's do the childhoods first. So talk to us about Oklahoma. What was it like growing up out there? Oklahoma, I feel like, like I said, slow lifestyle, really countryside. But if you live in the city, I mean, it's not much of a difference, low key, but slow lifestyle, sex, some cool, calm shit, for real. What were your parents like? They're cool people. I mean, we're from, I'm Mexican. They're from Mexico, so you feel me? Type shit. definitely I feel like you being an eccentric Mexican is a big part of the appeal they like seeing one of their own who's down to do his own thing yeah I feel like honestly there's a couple Mexicans in the game but like I feel like it needs to be more of a wider variety of Latinos in this underground shit type shit definitely so what was your home life like though you guys have money or you're kind of broke no no I just my parents came from Mexico migrated to the USA feel me just making a way really uh-huh yeah so they're kind of not doing so good but did you have to like get a job at a young age or anything like that yeah i had jobs yeah i had hella actually i worked at a restaurant i worked at a grocery store i worked at a 7-eleven oh so you're doing all type of yeah i got 7-eleven lasted for like three days i quit that shit what was wrong 7-eleven i just didn't with i couldn't stand the people ain't gonna lie there was there was some crack kids just a whole lot of characters i can't deal with it so when people think of okc you know people just think of like basketball team and shit like so for everybody else like what is okc like okc it's cool i fuck with the city's getting bigger now i want to say back then wasn't that big but it's slowly getting bigger and bigger yeah but growing up i was a chicago bulls fan the 2011 carlos boozer yeah so there's no like differences because like you midwest Yeah, I say.

3:51All right, where? Midwest City? Midwest. No, I was, I was, there's a city called Midwest City. Yeah, and in Oklahoma, that's where you're from though, right? Yeah, I'm from, yeah. But did you live like in the city sort of or did you live like off in the wilderness? It's in the city. It's in the city. Okay. Yeah, so like outside the city, outside of Midwest City, that would be like a 25, 30 minute drive. So it's not really that far if you think about it. Yeah. But was it cracking in your area? Was there anything going on in terms of like, you know, street business and stuff? Yeah, there's a whole lot of takeovers back during the COVID era.

4:20That shit got crazy. Unks was popping out. You feel me? Mad shit. Break down the takeovers because I heard you talk about it before. Yeah, no, no. What'd they be doing? Like, just really, like, shutting down the street, parking lot mainly. Yeah. It's going crazy. Fights breaking out. People getting drunk. You feel me? Just, you feel me? You don't see the Instagram reels all the time? Yeah, yeah. They just find themselves a little cul-de-sac and just run each other over for a couple hours? Yeah. That's how you shit. You was partaking in that shit or you just - I was there. I was just bobbing out.

4:49Just taking the vibes in. But nah, I didn't really whip it like that. I ain't gonna lie. When did you start to get interested in, like, I mean, explain your musical journey. I want to say when I really started was 2016, around that time. I was mainly into like early, like some boom, bad, Joey, badass, pro era shit. You feel me? I was doing that for a minute, but like a year and a half, I knew that shit wasn't gonna work out because you feel me? It was cool. It was cool. Nothing wrong with it, though. I ain't gonna lie. I was a big fan of Capitol Steeze going up, that type of shit. Then I moved on to Perp, Pump, all that shit.

5:27X, like, yeah, that shit was turnt. I was gonna say that you're kind of like a Lil Pump at the moment. Oh, for real? You think so? Kind of. Yeah, he's fine. Yeah. I think I'm just me, really. Maybe like the earliest iteration of Lil Pump when he first came out and everybody was just like, yo, like, I don't know what the f*** to think of this kid. That type of shit. I feel like you are kind of having that moment. But with you, it's more about the music. With him, it was more about like, yo, is this kid really taking Xanax like that? I don't know. I feel like, yeah. So you was on your Boom Bap shit at first?

5:58Yeah, early on. Because you said A-Sat Rocky too was a big inspiration? Yeah, Rocky for sure. I was listening to Wiz. I would say a little bit of Currency. Work. But yeah, that type of shit. And Ye, for sure. Mm. Yep. Definitely. Do you listen to anybody local? Was there anybody making music that you kind of knew? Locally? Nah, not locally I'll keep it a buck Really? Yeah, because I'm about to say How's the music scene out there? There's studios out there for you to go to? Where were you recording at anyway? I record at home studios I prefer to like to work alone By myself in a studio at home I come to an environment Because I was never the type of person To have 30 people in that whole 50 people party going Nah, I don't do that But yeah There's studios out there though for sure There's studios out there for sure So you kind of like move out of doing the boom bap stuff to making stuff that's a little bit more SoundCloud sounding.

6:49Is that what I'm getting? Yeah. If you put it that way, kind of yeah. But yeah, type shit. But that was a long time ago. That was like nine years ago if we're talking 2016. Ten years ago. Yeah, type shit. But like I said, I went from that pro era to that little switch to the pump era. Then I stopped for a few years, like two, three years. And I picked it back up in like, I want to say like 2020, 2021. And I saw Yeet take off. That shit, I'm like, damn, okay. You feel me? I'm going to start taking this shit for real. I'm going to start paying to get on shows, this and that. What about Yeet re-inspired you to be like, all right, let me take this serious?

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8:38about their life and shit like that but like then by the time you get to somebody like yeet he's really like going out of his way to push the genre and like really push boundaries and kind of see what's possible and then i really look at you as kind of like the next step of like a person who's really willing to like with the music and just try anything yeah no hell yeah i would i used to i still listen to some minor threat here and there too oh that's sick hell influence for sure and who uh you know they're the founders of straight edge yeah no yeah that Ian McKay, who went on to also... Fugazi.

9:11Fugazi, yeah. Also, Rites of Spring is an amazing band that he had for a little bit. And they had like one album that was really good. Yeah, I seen where you said you listen to like Queen and shit too. Yeah, oh yeah, Queen, yeah. Freddie Mercury, he the GOAT for it. Bro, you listen to the Queen greatest hits, it's like unreal that this band made all these songs. Because they're so different and so hard and so crazy. Yeah, the crowd control is insane too. Just look at them live. Yeah. That shit, that shit nuts. You watch him, you want to grow a mustache? Nah, I don't know what I said. Nah, that would be his OD.

9:40What's your facial hair situation like? You gotta shave a lot? Nah, I don't really grow hair a lot, but when I do it, it looks not too big, you feel me? So I just cut it down, you feel me? It's not my thing, it's all your shit. Just curious. Yeah. For sure. So look, people seeing the grind right now, and it look like it's overnight, but you said you've been rapping since 2016. Yeah, 2016, 17, yo, for sure. And I want to say last year, shit started taking off. With Shrink. With strength, yeah. Because that's when the first time I think I seen you on the map. Because everybody was on some meme shit, and everybody was kind of like putting you in that meme category.

10:14How do you feel about people trying to label you a meme rapper? Angola, that shit annoying, bro. That shit. At first, it used to get to me, but now I don't give a fuck what people think every day because I'm going to do me regardless. I don't care what the next man think. You got one life to live. Why the hell would you trip about that? But to this day, I'm not a meme, bro. I'm for real about this. I don't hate ass about this shit. Like, this is my shit. Like, I can't really fuck the game, but in a good way, like, we gonna take this shit to the next level. Like, yeah. I mean, I guess, like, a lot of people, like, make music.

10:49Like, some people make strip club music or, like, booty-shaking-ass music. Some R &B is, like, pretty clearly meant to, like, to, you know, King Von was making, like, straight killing soundtracks. When you think about, like, what a person would be doing, while listening to Too Slimy, what would you see a person doing? Shit. Cutting up in the freeway, you feel me? Just going crazy, moshing at shows. That's what it is. That's what Too Slimy music is. Really? Yep. So you already think of your music as kind of being designed for the live experience? Yeah, I feel like it's been. I feel like it's been.

11:25It's just like, yeah, it's so chaotic, so crazy. I like to say it's like controlled noise, damn it. Yeah. Yeah, but you feel me? Because I was watching this Drake interview that he did eight years ago, six years ago. I forget what it was. But he was basically saying that from touring and playing these big-ass stadiums and arenas and shit like that, that that just completely changed his mentality on music. It makes sense. Once you get used to playing live, you kind of want to make music to fit that experience. But when you play live, how long do you play for? On stage? Yeah. I want to say 20 minutes, 25, 15, average.

12:04Yeah, type shit. What do you do? Like already have a set list of the exact order of the songs. Is it just like one file that plays or? No, it's a set list. Yeah, for sure. Okay. Going crazy after that. Well, so all right. So Shrimp. All right, let's break down Shrimp. Where were you at when you shot that music video? That music video, Shrimp. I was in Atlanta. Oh, that's Atlanta? Yeah, I was in Atlanta. Yeah. We shot that. Yeah, because at the time, I shot some shit with Yapo and JJ at the same time frame. Yeah, so we knocked that video out in Atlanta though, for sure. Word. So how did that song or how did everybody start catching on to Shrimp?

12:41Well, Shrimp, to be honest, bro, like you said, people took it as a joke. I didn't even view that song. I was like, you with Shrimp. I did the triller. I paid like two or three pages on Twitter. Then that shit just took off like a snowball effect and that shit. Yeah. Hey, shout out Smoke and Skoda. I feel like Ain't Wild Ka 'una. Those were early influences too that made me, you know what I mean? So you just hit up like a Twitter page, like what kind? Like an underground type page? Yeah, yeah. And did you tell them like, hey, write this? Do you remember what the caption was? I did tell them something.

13:18I forgot what it was, honestly. But they didn't put what I told them to say, you know? They just did their own thing. Okay. because was it like kind of emphasizing the meme aspect of it because i'm trying to think of like what the most viral caption would be and it would probably be something like yo what the is wrong with this kid like it would probably be like something that made it like yo you gotta watch this because this is some crazy shit but i don't know if you would have necessarily written that caption because you're you're like not really trying to be viewed as just like a freak show Nah, there wasn't no catches like that.

13:52For real, but yeah, it was a crazy time. Do you know Smokin' Skull? Oh, yeah, I chopped it up with him. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I got his number, yeah, for sure. He cool dude. Yeah, he mysterious as fuck. For real? Yeah, I've been seeing him for a minute, but I ain't really get to chopper with him. But it was interesting that you just mentioned his name. Where's the inspiration behind that? Y 'all friends? Skull? No, I just like, I saw him rap on those TDF beats, those crazy beats, just like. also the sound in a way yeah yeah yeah ear candy to me like i don't know it clicked clicked and then like i took it my own way like i took expressions from minor three the punk bands hardcore punk bands and added my own twist to it like a fat fast pace up tempo shit yeah that makes sense damn near edm i want to say yeah because like i watched a video that some kid made about your music and he was kind of comparing it to like really extreme metal or really extreme hardcore EDM in the sense that like it's a lot of people don't like it it's kind of alienating to some people but you know there's always gonna be an audience for people who want to kind of see the genre be pushed as far as possible.

14:56Yeah I see that for sure. Yeah the EDM shit. How you locking with Yabo J.J.? Really I hit him up way before this other before Shrimp took off. Yeah. I feel like everything was lined up perfectly everything for sure so the right time right moment type shit what's your attitude on your lyrics like are your lyrics do you think that people should be able to understand your lyrics just from listening to it yeah no i feel like i feel like if you really i'd be saying some shit because there's a line i said smoking the art of choke she know the art of choke like that shit crazy i feel like people don't even don't even catch i ain't catching it like come on like i'd be saying some shit i mean you definitely add a lot of vocal effects and shit that make it a little difficult to tell what you're saying but is there like a database for your lyrics somewhere i mean there's some on genius but i want to say it's all wrong but like i need to fix that are you writing like how what's the what's the recording process like i write sometimes but i freestyle same time so it's 50 50 half and a half so you got people in the studio with you in the crib or you buy a dollar yeah dollar always been you know what i mean always i was never that type of person i have like 30 people but if i do have the it's It's the homies.

16:08It's the homies. Yeah. That homie type shit. Even like, because, you know, when you come out to L.A. and shit, you get probably the labels and shit pressure you to go to the studio and shit. You just have, like, the homies in there. Not having the girls come around and record in front of them. You ain't doing that yet? Nah, not from the girls. Not yet. Not yet. Nah. What kind of girls are you listening to, Salami? I don't know. That's a good question. Have you met them in real life? Oh, yeah. I met a few. I mean, just normal people. You feel me? Mm. Yeah. Damn. I just like want to know what chicks are going to be like front stage in front of the front of the crowd.

16:41You got to pull up to the show. I ain't going to lie. Yeah, I'm trying to see that because like I do. As soon as you say that the music is meant to like mosh at the show, that just like makes me think, oh, that must be a crazy experience live. Yeah, yeah. On some Cardi shit for sure. Yeah. Like how violent do those sort of mosh pits get? Like are people really getting f***ed up or is it more of like a friendly push pit vibe? I want to say friendly push vibe, but people do elbow each other sometimes here and there. But it ain't like fights, I want to say, going on in there. I don't think so. I don't think so.

17:14If there was a fight, would you stop the show and tell them to chill out? Or would you just... Yeah, we stopping that game. Just like, let it keep going. No, we stopping that game. But that's aura. Like, if people are beating the f*** out of each other, they could really up the vibes. Yeah, well, it depends, though. You feel me? It depends how crazy that s*** is. Yeah, I think ever since the Travis Scott shit, niggas is like, you got to make sure everybody's straight on stage now. Yeah, nah, that ass, that's true. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, definitely. Where did the Too Slimy name come from? I want to say, like, I said this before, but, like, I had a big friend group back in school, you feel me?

17:48A lot of wishy-washy fake friends. Really? Yeah, I had a big circle, but I narrowed it down to three people, you feel me? I had to cut them folks off. So I had to get Too Slimy type shit. so what you feel like they were around you for fake reasons but this is like way before you blew up right i want to say i want to say they're around me like not supporting i support they're just there type shit you're not not real friends but when you say supporting like supporting you in a way with your music or just like just in life in general a music uh yeah yeah life in general sometimes yeah because i before this i was i always was into music but before this i I wanted to be a basketball player and shit.

18:29I was so determined to make it to the NBA. Got to high school, 6 '5", folks. I knew it was good. Slow it. Slow hook. What position you played? Point guard. Point eye, for sure. You just loved the game so much and you just knew it wasn't possible? Yeah, nah. Coach, man, coach was rough, man. I'll say that. Well, yeah. Damn. Yeah, because you got to be like top 1 % in high school to even make it to college. and then you got to be top 1 % of college to make it to the league. Like, that shit is a heartbreaker. When did your basketball run in? What was it? When did your basketball run in? Like, when did you stop playing?

19:05Oh, I stopped, I want to say probably high school. All right, so that was over with after that. Yeah, yeah, nah. I'm cold with it, though. I ain't going to lie. I've seen you telling Playboy Max that on the stream the other day. I'm cold with it. At the Hyperpop Daily, they put me in for 30, nah, five seconds. It wasn't even no showcase for real. But next one I'll make sure Who team was you on? I forgot It was Dave Bluntz was the coach 6 '7 kid was on the team Oh yeah Alright for sure Mike Broke as fuck was on the team Other than that I forgot Dude the 6 '7 kid Actually like break his leg Nah It looked like Everyone thought he got F***ing hurt And I mean broke his leg But I think he ended up Being straight He hit his chin He hit his chin Or some shit right Yeah Cause I seen him like Outside when we was leaving He was alright Dave Bluntz walking in there Like a king so there's so much swag just a legion of people like following behind him just just a pure icon um what's the too slimy attitude on women are you are you like single playing the field or you got a girlfriend or right now i'm single you feel me but we respect women out here though oh yeah bars all the time so this whole time you like when's the last time you had a girlfriend are you not that kind of guy or do you aspire to be in a relationship no i don't really aspire to be in a relationship i'm focused on myself right now one goal right now and that's it ton of vision just 100 focus on the music yeah we ain't got time for no girls definitely but are you sampling what's out there in terms of like you know random bops dm and you or i mean i had that but you feel me we'll see what future holds but you know i like my women thick.

20:47All shapes and sizes though. I don't discriminate. Do you speak Spanish? Yeah. Would you ever speak Spanish in a song? Damn. Maybe. Maybe we'll see. We'll see. Would you get on a song with Bad Bunny? Hell yeah. Of course. That's the one, right? Yeah, who wouldn't though? Yeah, Bad Bunny. Would you just fit in on his style song or would you make him get on your style song? Because I could see this really going two very different ways. I won't say I'll fit in his style, but I'll bring them to my world too type shit. I've seen you be critical of 6 '9 and shit. You felt like... If we knew more about our sleep, what would we do differently?

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22:10Honestly, I don't think I ever said that, But 6ix9ine, I mean, he cool. I mean, that's his thing, you feel me? He wanted to portray something. I think that's how you said it. It was like the way he portrayed it or whatever. That's his own little problem, you feel me? At the end of the day, that's on him. I guess he a cool dude, I guess. I mean, the whole question with 6ix9ine is like, are we going to just shun someone forever because they told? You know, like are we just as like a people just like, because clearly people like him and care about him and are interested in what he has going on. And I think this year, people just kind of realized, like, you know what?

22:48We're going to be a fan of this guy again. No, yeah, because I feel like some people that be in their lifestyle, they be snitching, they get away with it, and they don't get the same shit. 6ix9ine got some hits, though. I ain't going to lie. He got some hits. For sure. There was a debate. They were saying, like, who's the biggest Latino rapper, and he was saying it's between him and Cardi B. And Lil Pump. And Lil Pump. and then I guess Fat Joe. Who do you put? Out of all them? Oh, who would you just say like you felt like that held it down for Latinos harder than anybody? Damn, that's a good question.

23:21I have no idea. Too slimy, really. Yeah, hell yeah. Too slimy, yeah. I'll fuck with that. Lil Xan. You were never down with Xanarchy? Lil Xan, the rapper? Yeah. I wasn't. You miss out on that? I mean, I knew who he was. I was never a fan of that. I'm gonna be honest. Lil Xan took over the world for a little while. he was like the headline of like the news every day for like many many months there and then all of a sudden just disappeared and yeah he's a cool dude though but you don't hear much about him now so outside of like shrimp what's on you for like everybody's gravitating towards the most uh i want to say bring them out bring them out bring them yeah yeah bring them out that's my favorite so far no actually i got some unreleased shit but bring them out it's one of my favorites that are out right.

24:10I fuck with that. Oh, you fuck with that? Yeah, that shit. I fuck with that. I fuck with that. Beat crazy. Yeah, man. Yeah, we're, all right. So where are you going to get your beats? Like, where does Tusalami find his beats? Who's making these beats for you? Like, you got your own personal camp of producers? Like. I want to say I got three people on lock. Vlor5K, he from Belgium. Where? KX, he's from overseas. I don't know. I forget where he's from. And then Bytes from the USA. Yeah. Three. Oh, so you got three main producers in it. And then how did you lock in with them and discover them? Vlor, he reached out first And I just really like Just listened And I'm like That shit got in my ear Okay I fuck with it Like It's an instant gravitation And same thing with KX And like Yeah they reached out Type shit Do you feel like it's important To have like Your own like Group of producers and shit Cause like when Yeet was coming up It seemed like he had his own Wave of producers And then they had like Crafted the sound And everyone started like Trying to holla at his producers and shit And it seemed like You got that going on With what you got With your camp Yeah, no, I feel like that's important.

25:10I feel like if you have hella producers, I feel like you want to really find your sound or mold it right. But I feel like the smaller the better. And yeah, that's for sure. Yeah, they helped me build up that sound. You feel like you got copycats already? People jacking your shit? You probably know more than we know. Copycats? I mean, nah. I don't think so. I don't think so. Could you make a song without autotune or any effects on your voice? Yeah, I could. Would you? Would I? uh maybe i don't know i don't know word i don't know we'll see i mean like could you imagine yourself doing a project where you just with like a lot of different styles it feels like you're kind of locked into a style right now but like could you imagine yourself like really just with it and just trying a bunch of different shit on one album uh yeah maybe type shit it's a big decision yeah that is a big decision yeah don't know really but yeah maybe a lot of rappers kind of go their whole career doing like pretty similar shit but like i've seen a lot of like bands over the years that were like made really crazy ass metal or whatever and then they just do like one single with like sort of clean vocals or whatever and then they're able to just have that be like a big ass hit that's kind of what i was thinking when i was watching your shit i'm like he's gonna build up a crazy ass fan base like this and then one day he's just gonna hit him with like a hit that is like this but just his own take on it i don't know i could just see no hell yeah no i could see it i feel like i already did that before already though with the vet with the vet song for sure but i got i got shit in the vault that's that's crazier in that in that lane for sure really yeah how you locking with your management team management team hey shout out josh shout out inner circle you know in the building they they family They real family For sure Yeah now they be moving around I'll be seeing I'll be seeing them around Hell yeah You was at Floating World last year Or Yeah nah yeah Floating World last year I did plenty shows At Floating World Word Word Yeah I feel it I feel it Shit um What would you How you and Max link up How he reach out to you Or some shit Oh play with Max Uh He Nah I saw him reacting Then I hit him with a tweet And like yo Let me hop in the boat What song was he reacting to Uh I think it was I think it was me.

27:31I don't remember. Oh, it worked. I think it was me. Because he reacted to a few. A couple. Yeah. Yeah, no, that shit. That shit was crazy. Shout out Max. Super good look right there. Yeah. And he just had you pull up and like, what was it about his mic that you didn't like that made you want to replace it with yours? I feel like that mic was so high quality. I feel like you could hear me breathing. I feel like I could hear my heartbeat damn near. I wasn't with that, so I I had to switch it out. And to be honest, I'm not even really hip that much into mics. So I didn't even know that was an AT2020 or whatever.

28:04I just, Audio Technica, slap that bitch on. I've been doing that for so long. I ain't switching up my working, my process. Definitely. Do you ever make music off your phone? Or did you skip that stage? No, I did GarageBand for a solid year or two. Then I switched to FL. But I be editing on GarageBand though. Because I record on FL and I send the raw vocals to GarageBand and I just chop it up with my finger. That's time consuming, but that's my way. Right. No, definitely. Do you punch in when you're recording most of the time or do you prefer to just kind of go for it? A little bit of both. Okay.

28:46A little bit of both. Because you're saying you're moving around yourself. Do you just kind of freestyle and then just put it all together? Yeah, yeah. Mumble the melody, the words. Oh, okay. Interesting. Where do you live at now? You still staying at OKC? I'm moving. I think I'm going to stay out here for now. Oh, all right. You going to LA? LA's lit. LA's the vibes. Yeah, yeah, yeah. What's your lifestyle like out here? What you mean, like? Like, you trying to be outside around the people all the time? Or are you kind of posted up in the crib or just recording? Like, what's your? A little bit of both.

29:19I'm trying to be outside at the beach. You feel me? Mountains hiking. Come on. Y 'all got everything out here. Yeah. Shit, Disneyland, that shit crazy. Nah, definitely. But I mean, as a rapper, it's kind of like a weird decision because it's like you could either sort of like overexpose yourself, be out there at every single cool popping thing, or, you know, you could kind of just say post up in the crib. It's like, you know, a lot of people have a hard time figuring out the right ratio. Nah, I feel that. When you finally find your thing, you want the whole world to know about that thing. So you use a thing called Canva to make it an even bigger and better thing.