West Coast producer DJ Mustard takes us on a journey into his life on the road as he juggles multiple tasks such as producing, hosting and DJing.
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“There’s something entertaining about hearing non rappers rap, but only when they have a career that actually pays their bills.”
Right? I mean seriously. We’ve all been there. You’re having a great time being entertained by a performance you find enjoyable to listen to and then suddenly someone hands you the performer’s W2 and you realize, “Oh shit! This muh’fucka works like 15 hours a week at Arby’s! Aint no way they’re payin’ any bills on that! I was dead ass certain that I liked what I was hearing, but now that I know they don’t have a career that actually pays their bills I’m pretty sure this is all just a steaming pile of shit!”
You know I’d love to actually question the editorial integrity of this clip, but unfortunately since I don’t have the writer and presenter’s FICO score I’m not sure if this actually sucks balls.
“There’s something entertaining about hearing non rappers rap, but only when they have a career that actually pays their bills.”
Right? I mean seriously. We’ve all been there. You’re having a great time being entertained by a performance you find enjoyable to listen to and then suddenly someone hands you the performer’s W2 and you realize, “Oh shit! This muh’fucka works like 15 hours a week at Arby’s! Aint no way they’re payin’ any bills on that! I was dead ass certain that I liked what I was hearing, but now that I know they don’t have a career that actually pays their bills I’m pretty sure this is all just a steaming pile of shit!”
You know I’d love to actually question the editorial integrity of this clip, but unfortunately since I don’t have the writer and presenter’s FICO score I’m not sure if this actually sucks balls.