Episode 96 | Quadry Talks New Album, Lil Wayne Super Bowl Controversy, Mount Rushmore of Storytelling Songs + So Much More

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Quadry timestamps

 

00:00:00 - Intro

00:01:30 - The reception to “Ask A Magnolia” one month in

00:03:00 - How Quadry made the intro to the album and how Paris Texas helped make it

00:08:45 - Quadry’s focus on storytelling on this album

00:10:45 - Difference between a great rapper and a good rapper

00:12:45 - Artists who make digestible music with deep messages within them (kendrick Lamar/Andre 3k)

00:16:00. - Kendrick’s “Swimming Pools” having opposite reception from it’s message

00:17:00 - Kendrick Lamar makes the most unique sounding hit songs

00:20:45 - Why Quadry ended his album fading out in the middle of a verse

00:23:45 - Artists albums having a plot twist

00:28:30 - Mount Rushmore of storytelling songs?

00:34:20 - Are artists forced to be content creators?

00:42:30 -  Why Quadry made all his music videos short and how they made them

00:46:00 - How Quadry intends this album to be listened to

00:47:15 - Should Lil Wayne be performing at the Super Bowl

00:51:15 - Where Quadry pulls his inspiration from

00:57:00 - Hip-hop makes people more empathetic

01:01:00 - Closing thoughts