“I think you could pull something from anybody, right? And I think that what you can pull from Playboy Cardi from that standpoint is melodic rapping, right? He does that at a high level. When you think about and and I say this respectfully, right? When you think about highlevel MC's like a Ransom or RJ Payne, Joel Ortiz, any of these, they can't do what Cardi do. They just can't do it, right? And that's like no, they can't do it because in their brains it's more about the lyrics and the writing a”

“So you guys might be like, yo, today we're going to study Eminem. And and then we'll break down what he's doing, how he's doing it,”

“Uh Rock Him, etc. Uh then you got the Jay Nas big, you know, the usual suspects, everybody here that's on the wall.”

“Uh Rock Him, etc. Uh then you got the Jay Nas big, you know, the usual suspects, everybody here that's on the wall.”

“he was going by meat meatthead paws and he was sounding like Ludacris when he first came out. I didn't know. See, I didn't I haven't dug that deep.”

“When you think about highlevel MC's like a Ransom or RJ Payne, Joel Ortiz, any of these, they can't do what Cardi do.”

“So you got to think if I if I'm talking about previously, you know, we're talking Kane, Coogi Rap, right?”

“Uh Rock Him, etc. Uh then you got the Jay Nas big, you know, the usual suspects, everybody here that's on the wall.”

“So you got to think if I if I'm talking about previously, you know, we're talking Kane, Coogi Rap, right? Uh Rock Him, etc. Uh then you got the Jay Nas big, you know, the usual suspects, everybody here that's on the wall. And then from a woman standpoint, Little Kim, Salt and Pepper, etc., etc., etc. Um, and then in this era, you know, we make sure to cover the rapidities, the S rocks, the uh Sahara Princes and the King Losses and and those people.”