Gucci Mane
I’m from Birmingham, dog. I was raised over that way until I was about 9-years-old. I moved to Atlanta and the shit is so fast…I blend all the shit I see up here with the way I talk and people just dig the shit. That’s my style and back, just that quick. It’s just like a country boy and a city boy all blended into one.
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The Jacka
I first started hustlin and shit in Oakland. I was in the 6th grade when I first touched some dope and started hustling and shit. That show me something. But I got deeper into it when I got to Pittsburg. I learned a lot more. It’s the perfect town to do something like that in. I got into it real heavy.
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Jim Jones
This album is the elevation from having one foot in the streets and one foot in the game. It is life as an executive to being still stuck in the hood. Still affiliated to the drug dealers and the gang bangers and shit like that—just living that fast life!
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Mistah F.A.B.
There’s an old saying: you can give a man a fish so he can eat for that day, or you can teach a man how to fish and he can feed his family for the rest of his life. That’s what Dre was doing. He was kinda rehabilitating those who were in his clique and lettin ‘em eat, legally. The world won’t be the same without Mac Dre.
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Mr. Pookie & Mr. Lucci
We hit the Billboard twice: with “My Life”, the album and the single. They caught wind of that and they called down to a record store in Oakcliff, Da Bomb and they got in touch with us. And we just got to talking, negotiating and made it happen
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Pastor Troy
The whole world knows where I stand in it and how long I’ve been doing it. We opened up so many doors with “We Ready” it’s crazy. I was the first person to come with the chants, with that soldier style in ATL. And it just turned into the thing to be, but they can’t leave me out of it.
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T-Pain
Akon was the first one when I started singing, like the very beginning, he heard one of my songs. I did a remake of “Locked Up” called “Fucked Up” and he heard that. It kind of spread to Atlanta where he was at. He heard that shit and he found my phone number.
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Yo Gotti
Let’s be real, most of the killers are locked up. If you done killed 95 people and you go back into the studio and start rappin’ people ain’t gonna believe you. I rap about reality. Everybody might want kill, kill, kill, but everybody ain’t a killer and everybody ain’t rich.
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