Music mogul T.I. argues convincingly that there is a commonality he discerned about the trio of all-time great rappers Eminem, André 3000 and Nipsey Hussle.
During an interview with “B. High ATL,” the Grand Hustle founder and CEO explained his fellow iconic spitters who defined their respective eras.
“I waited, and paid,” Tip explains. “André 3000, Eminem, [and] Nipsey Hussle is the longest verses that you will ever, ever, ever … but when they finish, they’re going to come together masterfully.”
The self-described “King of the South” was referring to the three rappers’ mannerisms while in the studio and the cost of recording their music. But, in the end, the investments paid off in handsome dividends, obviously.
In related news, Tip addressed the possibility of completing a joint album with Boosie Badazz.
The “Rubberband Man” told the “We in Miami” podcast earlier in October that the prospects of an LP are slim to none at this point.
“I feel like the time that we had allotted for it, we kind of passed by it,” Tip elaborated. “You know what I mean? It was ready. We got the records. But it’s so much that goes into releasing a record besides just releasing the record, and I feel like we kinda missed the window.”
Tip hastened to add, “Not saying that that window can’t present itself again. We have a very healthy relationship.”
