Pack Ya Bags, Good Luck!

101.7 the truth that should grow Jazz Tyler Digi Meach.

We are live and direct from the American Family Insurance studio in the heart of downtown Milwaukee.

Meach, we got a special guest in the building.

What's the word?

We got 4-1-4 Big Frank.

Yes, indeed.

Big Frank.

Hold on.

We got to run that backseat.

We got 4-1-4 Big Frank in the building.

Yeah, yeah.

There we go.

Got to

say it.

Them kids went crazy, huh?

They all on the window.

They touching it.

They got their fingerprints all on the glass.

The breath on the window still, you know what I mean?

Bico, I wish you could see it, Bico.

They going crazy.

They going crazy.

Welcome to tap in with Jazzy and Meach.

Frank, thank you so much for stopping through.

You already know.

Appreciate you all having me.

How you feeling?

I'm feeling good.

I'm feeling blessed.

How about you guys?

You ain't got to keep it that clean.

Yeah, nobody asks

you that.

That's crazy.

No,

they haven't.

They

have not.

They

have not.

Are we feeling good?

It's hump day for

us.

Yes, it is.

Yes, indeed.

So first and foremost, got to give you your flowers.

Always say it.

I've been saying that a huge fan will continue to be a fan.

To me, you bring a different type of energy to the city.

You bring a necessary energy to the city.

I feel like you are gonna go down in history as one of the best to do it from Milwaukee, and keep inspiring me.

Every time I look up on Instagram, I be dying laughing, because it'd be so dope, but it'd be funny.

The stuff that he comes up with is out of the box.

I just seen you with a wig on, on like a animated video, I don't know if it's the newest song.

Yeah, it's fire.

Fire.

Yeah.

Fire.

Fire.

So let's get into it.

Who is Big Frank?

Man, I'm Big Frank.

You know what I'm saying?

Like, Bernardo, when you hear Big Frank, man, think of it just a kid from the hood, you know what I'm saying?

Coming up with a lot of dreams, trying to make everybody happy.

I mean, I can't please the world, you know what I'm saying?

Everybody ain't gonna like you, but...

You gotta focus on the people that do love, you know what I mean?

Because that's what matters the most.

And what's about Frank?

Frank be lit, man.

Yeah.

Frank be lit.

24-7.

Yeah.

So I see you have a streamer's university.

You guys created, like, a streamer's university.

Yeah, uh, Codges, uh, announced the application for the streaming university.

It ain't even gotta be me, bro.

Just somebody from the city, bro.

Yes.

Somebody.

Gotta get on there.

Did they use your song, didn't

they?

Yeah, that's what I'm saying.

They use the song.

Yeah, yeah.

So somebody gotta get on there.

It ain't even got, no, low key.

It ain't even gotta be me, bro.

It could be anybody else from Milwaukee, bro.

Any content created from Milwaukee, from MKE on that stream.

We up one.

Yeah,

yeah.

For sure.

Absolutely, absolutely.

But I do think y'all deserve it.

I'm not gonna lie.

I do think y'all deserve it.

I also think that it would be dope if someone else from the city got it.

But I do think y'all deserve it.

And I would love to see that.

I would.

But if they invite me,

it's a wrap.

Oh,

it's a wrap.

Yes, indeed.

They got another

thing coming.

Yes, indeed.

I'm gonna be in there wildin'.

Out of everything you did, what's your favorite Big Frank moment?

You know what's crazy?

My favorite moment was back in 2022 when I did that show in Atlanta in order.

I thought it was just me.

I thought I was only getting booked because it was a 21 Savage birthday party and I got booked for that.

So I'm thinking I'm just gonna be the one to open up for 21 Savage.

And so I came there, I see a whole lot of different celebrities.

I'm like, whoa, hold on, wait.

The first dude I seen was Lil Yachty.

I'm like, all right, that's Lil Yachty.

I'm talking to the promoters and he's like, yeah.

Duh, you know what I'm saying?

And then I got on stage, I did my thing.

Ray Schrummer come out.

What's dude name?

This is a bad time saying this name right now.

Pete Diddy's son, King Cones.

Dude, King Cones.

I seen him, I'm like, oh, that's lit.

Oh, bro, bad boy.

I'm like, yeah.

Then I'm like, who else came out there?

Laquille was there.

Then the last person, Drake was there.

And I lost my mind when I seen him.

I said, aw, man.

I made it.

Mama, I made it.

So you telling me I should have the same stage with this man?

I'm like, hey, that was a moment for me.

That

was a

moment for me.

I can tell that.

I

can

say that to my kids.

You know what I mean?

Out of all of the music you made this far, what is your favorite one?

Your favorite project, favorite song, favorite video, which one you like the most?

E-Way.

OK.

Me too.

The

reason

why I like E-Way is it's dedicated to my brother.

OK.

That passed away from Casper.

Yeah.

Bankhead, R.P.

Bankhead,

man.

Yes,

indeed.

My favorite.

That's my favorite thing.

That's my favorite thing.

That's my

favorite

thing.

That's my favorite thing.

That's my favorite thing.

That's my favorite thing.

That's my favorite thing.

That's my favorite thing.

That's my favorite thing.

That's

my favorite thing.

That's my favorite thing.

That's my favorite thing.

That's my favorite thing.

That's my favorite thing.

That's my favorite thing.

That's my favorite thing.

That's my favorite thing.

That's my favorite thing.

That's

my favorite thing.

That's

my favorite thing.

That's my favorite

thing.

That's my favorite thing.

That's my favorite thing.

That's my favorite thing.

That's my favorite thing.

That's my favorite thing.

That's my favorite thing.

That's my favorite thing.

That's my favorite thing.

That's my favorite thing.

That's my favorite

thing.

That's my favorite thing.

That's my favorite

thing.

That's my favorite thing.

That's my favorite thing.

That's my favorite thing.

That's my favorite thing

Because you look on

your page and look like you

have fun.

Taco's in tequila was overly tight.

I had to say to y'all, shout out fella, man, for the uh, what's the name for the, for the merch.

Yeah, shout out fella.

So yeah, man.

So I'm like, I'm like, man, that ain't gonna mess with it because, you know what I'm saying?

It was like a different crowd out there.

So I was thinking like, man, that ain't gonna get turned to me.

And I was the first one.

So I was like, it was like butterflies going everywhere.

I don't even know why I was scared, but I was.

But as soon as I came out there,

And I like I performed like a song that nobody knew yet And they were still overly like it was still like in gig because they seen the presence and stuff like that.

Oh, yeah, I'm good now So I got out of that some like

yeah, this turk.

Yeah, you get to meet some celebrities backstage.

Uh, I met P.D.

Pablo I met him already.

I got a song with P.D.

Pablo, but yeah, I got a song with P.D.

Pablo.

It's old though.

I ain't dropping it.

I don't like it

We can do better than that.

You know what I mean?

We can do

better than that.

I met Soulja Boy a little bit.

It was like a hurry up.

Like a

hurry

up.

I couldn't really vibe like that, but I ain't get to meet Rick Ross.

I met Frankie J. Hey, let's do that shit.

That was a good song during when we was 18.

I met Mims, this is why I'm hot.

This is why I'm hot.

Y'all know that, right?

Okay,

okay.

Y'all ain't

vibing with vibe with

me.

No, we waiting for you.

I mean, that wasn't my favorite song at the time.

I mean, it

was a number

one hit, but that wasn't my,

I mean, you know.

Mims has a better song.

Yeah, he

has a

better

song.

Yeah.

That's all I meant.

So as someone who is, we were talking last week about how a lot of artists from Milwaukee

are not homegrown, how they always leave, they never come back.

How has it been with the success you've had in still being a citizen of Milwaukee?

Physically being here, still moving and grooving throughout the city while you're elevating your career?

It's a good thing and it's a bad thing.

Let me talk about the good first.

I'm not just a rapper.

Like I'm a caring person like when I see people out in the public I talk to them.

I acknowledge them.

I don't like The whole big Frank stuff go out the window like I'm really like a people's person

You know

I mean I'm people be saying like oh dude look mean I don't want to walk up to him, but all the time it ain't like that

Yeah,

you just gotta you know I'm saying just interact with me You know I'm saying just just chop it up with me and I swear like I'm the coolest person ever like but yeah when I see the people I talked to him and everything

And I be out here like on my bike and stuff.

I talk to the kids and see me.

I stop talking to the kids.

But then the bad on the bad end, man, it's a lot of stuff to say about that.

But on the bad end, people be like, oh, man, dude, dude's still here.

He ain't he ain't doing nothing.

Some stuff like that.

Yeah.

Why should I pay to go see?

Why should I pay to go see him?

He probably don't burn a lot somewhere.

You know what I'm

saying?

Like, you get that type of hate too.

So, yeah, that's how I put it.

We still win it, baby.

That's right.

That's how I

put it.

Y'all seen you put something in your story about that.

You trying to keep the business, the business.

Yeah.

For sure.

Got to.

Yeah.

Absolutely.

Absolutely.

Well, I'm glad that you're here.

I mean...

It's worth it.

I'm also, you know, I also want to shout you out too.

The very first time we ever, I remember Frank, we booked him for a locking program, me and Von did.

And that's when I seen like his commitment in the community, like when it comes to these kids, that's the most important thing to me is like, you can make the best move music, but if you don't have a sense of community.

then what is it all for?

You know what I mean?

So, every time I see you, you're always, to your point, you're always interacting with the people.

To me, I feel like that's what makes you the most successful.

Like your music is fire, but your love for your community and city, the way that they hold you down, you hold them down.

And I just want you to keep doing that because it matters.

As you can see, you got...

Kids running to the window, right?

But I appreciate it.

I just wanted to give you your flowers on that.

I appreciate that.

It's not a lot of artists from the crib that do that.

They don't do it at all.

Meach.

I mean, Frank, no.

I mean, we done done a lot

already.

Behind the scenes in, just in front of the public on stage and stuff, just the energy he bring is just kind of unmatched.

You

know

what I mean?

You know, the songs, the consistency of songs he keep giving

in the

city to kind of party to kind of do all of that.

And just setting the example of how to go from, you know, being like a comedian, looked at as a comedian to really pursuing the rap career and really sticking to it even when people say, man, you should go back or, you know, they got their own.

Views of how he should do it.

You

know what I mean?

He's steady sticking to his formula.

You know I mean you going from backpack to to eat way to eat a rub.

Yeah, so there it is.

You know I mean and They got to keep up.

Yeah, they do we got to talk about that the beginning of your journey and how you started We got to go to break to pay some bills.

We got big Frank in the building We want to hear from you a 3 3 2 1 2 1 0 1 7 do not touch that dial should grow jazzy and each one on 1.7 the truth

One-on-one point

seven to Truth with your girl Jazz Tyler Digi Meach.

We got four one, four big Frank in the building.

Frank, what's the word?

Chillin'

man.

Chillin'.

Welcome to the station, man.

These kids down here at the street parking going crazy.

They going crazy to see Frank.

They always do.

Yeah.

That's the beauty.

That's

why I got a girlfriend.

I'm

trying

to

get him on

everything.

Keep it going.

So growing up in Milwaukee, who were some of the artists, the music artists that I'm going to say you looked up to but that you admire?

I was listening to.

Hold on.

I don't I don't want to listen to Milwaukee song.

Who made the duck walk?

Yeah, that's a Milwaukee.

That's Genesis.

Yeah, I was listening to that.

Shout

out to Dev on the

beat.

Yeah.

I was listening to you.

You're right.

I was listening to that.

I was listening to cuckoo cow.

I was listening to much because much was rapping back

then.

I

was listening to BC the Kid.

I was listening to the L book.

I was

listening to all that.

Twang Entertainment, Tess O'Lo, R.P.

Tess, I was listening to all of that, Bandkit, all of that.

I

was

listening to

everything.

You came up in that

area.

So you got a joint with Cuckoo and Baby Drew?

Yeah.

Come on now.

That's got it.

I got

both of them on the track.

How did that come about?

Tell us the story.

You know what's crazy?

J.P.

recommended.

We was listening to Baby Drew old songs.

And I'm like, I'm finna sample one of Baby Drew old songs.

and put him on it.

Yeah.

No, no, that's what J.P said.

Sample one of his songs and put bro on it.

I'm like, I bet, say less.

So I hit on Gord G's fast.

Shout out Gord G's.

Shout out Gord G's.

I

hit on Gord G's super fast.

I'm like, bro, I'll pay you, bro.

Please make this beat for me.

I bet mama sent it to you.

Yeah, P.

Yeah, P, I got you.

You

know what I'm saying?

I got you, P. You know what I'm saying?

Just give me a dare too.

You know what I'm saying?

Paying him.

Uh, he said to back.

Hey, Sam, I'm like this exactly what I wanted.

So I recorded, laid it out, sent it to Baby Drew.

Took like two or three days, maybe four.

Cuckoo Cow took this man about three weeks.

But hey, it got done though.

It got done, then they sent him out.

I mean, I dropped the audio.

It went viral on Facebook, but it didn't really do too much on YouTube because I got to drop video to that.

I got to drop a visual to that.

So

are you going to do the video?

We got to put an APB down, cuckoo.

Come on, we got to shoot this video, man.

We got

to

put

an

alert on this dude, man.

We got to.

I mean, we always have to.

We

always looking for baby Drew and cuckoo

crap.

Can we call our own the station?

Maybe we need to get a

cuckoo.

Yeah,

man.

Yeah, I just need his number.

Marty.

For real?

Marty called Drew.

Marty called Drew.

I need somebody called cuckoo.

KB called cuckoo.

It ain't even Drew,

cause Drew be down.

It's cuckoo, man.

Drew keep his phone on now.

At first, Drew didn't keep his phone on.

But now Drew keep his phone on.

Yo, yo, yo, what's up?

What are you

doing?

Yo,

god, what?

Hey nephew, is that nephew?

I'm going to

sit in the

track bag.

Uh, I got the stems and the vocals.

Let me know if it's good, nephew.

Let me

know.

He talked just

how you were.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Shout out to you, man.

Deepest boys, Deepest Luraw.

That's so funny.

That's fire, though.

I think it's dope and it's important because a lot of, you know, different generations, they don't really do collapse with the people that came before them.

Like, we rarely ever see it.

And then to have both of them, they haven't been on the track together since you don't want to see it.

Exactly.

Yeah.

Yup, they haven't been on a track since then.

Now it's a couple of

them.

He

got one, another one in the works,

a

couple songs.

That's fire, man.

That's fire.

Because

it had him, Drew and Frank.

That's a big deal.

Who was somebody in the industry you have not worked with that you want to work with?

I'm trying to work with T. Grizzly.

I think that'll be dope.

I think you and Sada will be dope.

I got three songs.

I got three songs.

I got three

songs.

I got three

songs.

I got three songs.

I got three songs.

I got three songs.

I got

three

songs.

I got

three songs.

I got three songs.

I got three songs.

I got three songs.

I got three songs.

I got three songs.

I got three songs.

I got

three songs.

I got three songs.

I got three songs.

I got three songs.

What's so crazy?

I knew exactly what happened.

It's crazy.

Check it out.

Check it out.

You hear me?

You driving with me?

You in the passenger seat?

Say less.

So look, I was doing a skit because you remember we was talking about the skits and stuff like doing the comedy.

I did because I used to rap like do the rap parodies back there.

It used to like try to rap like everybody else.

That's what I was doing.

If you know me, know me when I had to dress doing a rap parody.

So yeah.

So I pulled up that beat on YouTube.

I'm like, this beat too fire.

I'm like, all right, say less.

I pulled the beat up and I was just playing, so I just started rapping on it.

I'm like, oh, this going crazy.

So when I did the video, it's crazy.

Dude, when I did the video, I was on the toilet.

So I was putting the phone by me, I

was

just asking, hey, too many, too many, hey, and then it went viral.

So I'm like, okay.

All right, we got the videos coming, then every, like, all the celebrities was doing it.

NBA Youngboy, Baby Momma was doing it.

NBA Youngboy, Kids was doing it.

Lotto was doing it.

Everybody was doing it.

I'm like, oh yeah, this the one.

And then SZA followed me, ASAP.

Yeah, oh god.

There was a lot of people following me just, man, going crazy.

That's when you knew you had one?

Yeah, that's how I knew it.

That's how I knew it was it.

But what I messed up about it was, I wasn't doing no interviews.

I wasn't flying out to do no videos because a lot of platforms that do videos and stuff like that was telling me they're like,

Give me a free flight.

Let me shoot the video for you.

From the block hit me up.

I

didn't do it.

All the platforms hit me up.

I did not do it.

I thought I was just gonna do it just by myself, but that was a lesson learned

up.

You end up doing all that when you had Eater

Up.

See, I had to go through it to learn it.

So when Eater Up came up, I did all that.

Went to Texas to do From the

Block.

Yeah, I remember that.

I did all

that.

That's fire.

So the experience down in South by Southwest or just like you said, you had to go through it to learn it.

Like you have any other other things for the for the youth to that's going through music right now that could be discouraged when they when they miss opportunity.

Man, they got to keep going.

They got to they and they got to take criticism too.

Like we can be listening to something right now.

You cannot rock with it and not and not and not mess with it.

I take it home.

and make something out of it, and it go up.

You gonna be like, dang, you did that.

I wasn't messing with it.

Just like that.

Like, so, yeah, man, for the youth, man, y'all just gotta keep going, man.

Y'all just stop listening to what other people say, because that's, I mean, it'll make you mad a little bit, make you feel some type of way, but hey, if you feel it in your heart that you got it, better do it.

What was the transition like going from content creation to artists?

I was doing both.

At the same time.

But it's

like the artist was just like popping more.

So I leaned over to the artist more.

Yeah.

So like, yeah,

yeah.

You're going from one of the funniest.

Yeah.

Yeah.

To one of the hottest.

Absolutely.

Absolutely.

Yeah.

My kids were doing it.

They was they was all in when when he was doing a content creation.

I think all the kids.

So what's your

favorite funny video?

I

got one.

I got my favorite Frank funny

video.

Oh!

It was me, George, and Zebra Cake in the car.

I did a little... I know I can't cut some here, but I said some suspect stuff, and it went viral.

So that's my... Yeah, just like that

with the music.

So that

was hella funny.

So yeah, that went viral.

So my eyes is... He did a video about Milwaukee Lingo and Hot Girls Act.

This one here you hear Milwaukee.

Let

go at the

end of it.

He said, let me hear you one more time.

One more time.

Let me hear you one more time before you go to say one more thing.

I said,

brother,

most Milwaukee thing in the world.

Do you feel like you are at a point where you are ready to start touring?

Because I feel like I've watched you throughout these years build a crazy catalog.

You must have seen this pose yesterday.

Since you said that, I promise I

didn't.

He said that yesterday.

That's crazy.

Since you said that, I'm going to tour next month.

Oh my gosh, that's dope.

I promise I did not see that.

Yeah, that's funny.

Let's go.

Breaking news.

Yeah, let's go.

I'm going to try it out, man.

See how it go.

But a lot of people be telling me, come here, come here, come there.

Come to, what's the name and all that stuff, yeah.

Is this your first tour?

Yeah.

I think it's time.

I think it's time.

I think you've built up your catalog.

Your name is your name, like that whole way.

But it's just having the materials to do enough on tour and I think you've done that.

So

let everybody know what you got out right now that's new or what's coming.

What I got right out.

I don't get my words out.

What I got out right now, I got this song called Here I Am.

It sounded like there it is, but I switched it up and did a little Jay-Z sample.

It's going crazy.

Just dropped the album recently.

It's called If You Ain't First with Sonny Lou.

I got another album coming up.

I can't say it.

You know what I'm saying?

Explicit language.

I can't say it, but yeah, I got a lot of stuff dropping, man.

We just lit.

So tell us about the relationship real quick before we go to break about the relationship you got with Sonny Lou.

You know what, dawg, that's crazy how we linked.

I been knew who Sonny Lou was.

I just, I know he did beats.

It was just like a what's up and going on with our lives and stuff.

Same thing with Tommy.

So Sonny just hit me up out of nowhere like, hey, I got a beat for you.

I'm like, all right, send it.

So when I heard the, there it is beat.

I'm like, I like this beat.

So I'm talking to the beat.

I said, oh.

I said, oh.

I said, oh.

I said, wait, there it is.

I'm in there geeking.

And I'm so mad because nobody in the studio with me.

I'm like doing this, recording by myself.

I'm like, oh, there

it

is.

That's exactly how I was recording.

Then it came to a head.

That's fire man

That's fire we got for one for big Frank in the building we got to go to break do not touch that down one on one point seven the truth

There it is.

101.7 a true-fisher girl, Jazz Tyler Digi Meach.

We are live and direct at the American Family Insurance.

We got a special guest in the building, Meach.

What's the word?

4-1-4 Big Frank.

Yes,

indeed.

EMG and nothing on one.

That's the joint right there, man.

Uh-oh, but that's me.

Not out bank, boys.

Yeah, yeah.

Why me?

Boo.

What are you?

Boo.

That's fire.

That's fire.

That's fire.

So.

We can't scape past the point that you just told us that you're about to go on tour.

Yeah.

That's a huge thing.

How you feeling about it?

What some of the cities you're hitting you want to hit?

How has this experience been so far?

Planning?

I'm kind of nervous about it.

I think.

I don't know.

I just I'm just overthinking, but I'm kind of excited though.

The cities that have been hitting my people's up.

Kansas City, North Carolina.

Ohio, Arizona, bad weeks.

It's gonna be lit.

It's gonna be lit.

Hopefully.

It's gonna be lit.

How do you think the Milwaukee music scene has changed from when you started versus now?

It

changed a lot.

It changed a lot.

Matter of fact, no, it didn't.

It came back.

Because when like how Milwaukee music was, you know, we had the, you know what I'm saying, the old era, the baby crew, and them, you know what I'm saying, the hustlers,

you

know what I'm saying?

It went from, it did.

So now we in like 2012, now we got banging.

You

know what I'm saying?

Like everybody is twanging now.

It was twanging.

And then, so now we jumping up to like 2015, we went back to the dumper music.

Chicken came out in 2015, going crazy with the racks.

Big C, last

team,

MT twins.

You know what I'm saying?

Going crazy.

They had that whole run 2015, 2016, 2017.

And then like...

Now we jumping on to like 2020 Now we now you know I'm saying like now the banging like the music with the claps in it that came back Yeah, it came back strong to

that was COVID almost

yeah, almost COVID it came back strong.

Yeah, Sean P and uh, let's go The like yeah, because that went worldwide too.

Do you feel like you guys have more opportunities now?

Yeah

in which

way

They most definitely watching us.

We just got to we just got to keep putting in a face and we just got to I think Like the people that's like that's popular now.

I think we should just like Travel to all like the lit cities and just put it in a face air.

We're like, yeah, we

from Milwaukee.

We going crazy Yeah, I'm saying just everybody just get together going to different cities just put it in a face.

Yeah and go fair.

Yeah, you signed Now no more I was a rock nation

I'm still with EMG.

It's just me.

Me and my boy, Neek.

Shout out, Neek, man.

Just.

Shout out, Neek.

Yeah, man.

It's just me and bro.

You know what I mean?

It's just me and bro.

But

we

mused with Rock Nation, though, for like a year.

It was good.

I feel like I ain't needed them because it was like... I was still doing me, bro.

I ain't gonna lie.

I'm hard headed because when I feel like something hit,

And I know it's gonna hit.

I'm still gonna do it.

Yeah.

I'm still gonna do

it.

Rock Nation didn't believe.

Hell, no, they didn't believe that.

They didn't believe that, bro.

They didn't believe which one?

Which song?

There

it is.

They didn't even set that up.

That was me and Sonny.

I did that on my

own.

They just... We're gonna get it cleared and stuff like that.

I ain't trying to hear it.

But yeah, though, like,

if they do all that, it's at three million views.

Yeah, four million.

Yeah.

Yeah.

But yeah, though, I feel like, man, if you got the right people behind you, man, the right team and tell you the right thing.

Them labels don't really be putting on.

I mean, it worked for some people, though.

Yeah.

You know what I'm saying?

It worked for some people, but it ain't worked.

I think it don't work for me.

It's a different day in age, too.

Like, y'all don't really need labels.

Yeah, cause it's like, I don't, I don't need the machine, bro.

Like how the, how the way, how the way we just did it, like the going viral, like me licking up with Tommy, the mayor stuff, they calling us robbing big.

You remember the show?

They was calling us that how the way it was going viral.

You know what I'm saying?

Me and Nas still going viral.

I ain't, I really didn't need that.

I ain't need that label.

I ain't,

I

ain't need it.

I ain't need that.

I'm

doing me.

I know that's

right.

So, um.

But you having the most impact on the youth, how is you trying to use your influence on them to change what they think or what they got going on in the Milwaukee streets?

Man, bro, I know that's a lot.

Not for real.

It ain't known to you.

It ain't

known to you, but how can you use your influence?

I actually, you know what's crazy?

I actually got to go in the streets.

I got to talk to them.

You know what I'm saying?

It's like how they be doing like bad stuff out here.

somebody that they listen to and that they look up to, I think they need to talk to them.

Like me or some other rappers out here that they look up to.

You know what I mean?

If they just need to hear that, you know what I'm saying?

They just need to hear that good ear.

And we ain't gotta, you know, they going through so much stuff.

I don't want to be hard on them.

I just gotta, you know what I'm saying?

Just sit down, just have a peaceful talk.

Some may listen.

Some may don't listen.

But you did your part.

But I did my part.

to like, you know what I'm saying, trying to give them the courage and give them the, you know what I'm saying, the motivation, not even the motivation, just to just know what's right and know what's wrong, you know what I mean?

Oh, this can

happen.

Yeah.

You ever thought about pulling up to a teen takeover?

Yeah.

Yeah.

I thought about pulling up to a teen takeover just to like cut it out, but I don't want to be like, hey man, get your.

It's all gonna be that one person that's gonna talk crazy.

But yeah, it don't like, I be one to pull up to the teen tag.

We're like, man, this ain't it, bro.

I mean, if y'all pull up with the speakers and just throw a little

free concept.

They'll

get geek.

They'll get geek for show.

Then that's what I'm real a man.

Then I'm gonna talk to

them.

Yeah.

Absolutely.

Y'all got to just give them

something.

They

be, oh, I think Frank went

up.

Because that's unexpected.

Yeah.

And it's genuine.

They catch their attention.

Yeah.

So I was just wondering if

they know, if they know you ain't coming on OBS, they gonna, they gonna rock with you.

They gonna rock with you.

Because most of the time you see when

you put up.

Look at me throwing out solutions.

Let's go with

it.

I've been holding

that one.

Okay, me?

I've been holding all it.

You know, I mean, especially when you got the power to influence.

Yeah.

And if you around, you know, if you could pull up.

I mean, I don't expect to just do it.

Yeah.

Who's your top favorite five artists of all time?

In Milwaukee.

Oh, just anybody dead or alive.

We got T Grizzly number one.

We got JP number two.

I'm sorry to talk about Milwaukee.

We got chicken pee.

We got it's this new artist that I like, bro.

I forgot his name, bro.

What's his name, bro?

He a singer.

Oh, what's dude name, bro?

What is this man named?

I'ma get back to it.

And I got Looney Baby.

So first and foremost, I love that.

And you don't have to apologize.

I think it's dope that only one of the artists was not from Milwaukee.

The other four was.

That's fire.

I mean, we some out there the other day too.

Like how Milwaukee, listen to Milwaukee now.

Yes.

We came up, it wasn't that

way.

It wasn't that way.

I mean, we had, we still had our industry like, you know, but it wasn't this.

Man,

every time I'm in the car, I'm playing Milwaukee, like Milwaukee music, Milwaukee art.

It's

almost, it's not a second thought.

At

all.

Like you just so used to playing like that's what's the hottest stuff in the street.

Yeah, it's natural.

Yeah.

So where do you see yourself the next year?

You know, what's your what's your hopes after the tour?

I

mean, just just expanding the brand more, just just keep going up.

I just want to keep going up.

Just keep.

Doing the doing the damn thing

you

come up with a name for the tour Nope ain't coming

with

a

name with it yet.

I just know I'm

I think I would love to see some endorsements with you, like some really cool endorsements.