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When hip-hop came out, it was taking over the neighborhood.

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Everybody was break dancing,

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writing graffiti,

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you know what I mean?

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So I was new to the game, doing my thing.

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I started realizing everybody was kind of

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you know, catching on to what I was doing.

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Yeah.

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Some of the emcee's was biting,

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you know what I mean?

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Like you gonna hear a bunch of, you know,

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Latto impersonators soon.

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So, you know what I mean,

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that was my little sarcastic remark,

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like, don't sweat the technique, don't do what I do.

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I never thought Latto would be rhyming on,

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you know, "Sweat the Technique".

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How was it, working on it,

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putting it together?

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Uh, I was nervous as hell.

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So I was like, you know what,

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let me just do me on it,

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and then lemme just talk from my perspective

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on the verses.

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So I'm like you can't go wrong

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when you saying your story, you know?

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Hip-hop has taken us everywhere, you know what I mean?

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Where do you see hip-hop

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going in the next like 50 years?

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I feel like I should be asking you that.

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It's really no telling, especially like,

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the female, the whole female wave.

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I'm sure y'all didn't never expected females

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to be this prevalent.

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You know, the front runners,

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like A-list top dogs in hip-hop right now, so.

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I think y'all just like, you know, cracked the mold.

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Yeah.

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You know what I mean?

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And if we can do that,

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I'm think it'll keep living 50 years, a hundred years.

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