Roots Picnic Recap & JAŸ-Z's New Freestyle | Rap Life Review

Hoveve was back outside this weekend. T and and and the reason I make that transition is the freestyle is very takeoveresque where he deals with multiple things in one sitting. Yeah.

Right. >> Couple people get half a bars. >> Couple people get half of bars, right? >> Others get >> others get a little bit more. You know what I'm saying?

to 12. I didn't think he was going to take this opportunity on this platform because he hasn't performed in God knows how long to give them that kind of space because that's 3 minutes of him just shooting back at everybody

and it really took over the algorithm for the entire weekend. >> Now there's no way he says it on the very first track. Nothing is slowing me down.

It was just one of those this kind of days. Like I had enough of all of this. I'm tired. I don't feel like dealing with it. >> You had you've had those days.

>> Of course I have. We we going to have rap life review the whole family is here. >> Um Nadesca I I offered her to start opening up the show sometime.

>> What's up y'all? Welcome back to the Nadesca. You guys know Ebra the whole gang is here a little. What's up?

Eddie's here from LA. Nick is here from LA. Welcome. >> Yo. >> How y'all feeling?

>> We're good. >> Good. Like good. Tired. Tired but good tired.

>> And why is that? >> We went to the rooouch picnic. >> How was that picnic? >> We're going to do it now. We going to have to good.

>> We can do it whenever. >> It was It was tight. It was incredible. It was good, man. Like watching that Jay-Z performance like it was it was

crazy. >> Of course, we're going to get to Jay-Z. Um, what other notable things took place that you guys at the Roots Picnic loved? >> Uh, I mean, I think for me it wasn't more,

it wasn't about the acts. It was like about the people like seeing like an event and just knowing it was a conversation we had with like a few different people like knowing the history of the city of Philadelphia specifically with music going all

the way back and then you go to like the souls and the Teddy Pendergrass and all the groups that they had and then you know fast forward a little a little bit and this is kind of a preview of what we talked about what we're going to talk

about I'm pretty sure seeing state property and all those guys and like understanding the context of what Philadelphia means to not only like black culture but American music and Being in that moment, it's like, yo, this is kind of cool.

And like remember the the joke we were having in the um we was on the Uber ride there. We're driving around feeling super crowded and like Teddy Pendergrass came on the radio. I'm like, yo, like listening to Teddy Pendergrass in Philadelphia