man, i m looking in the mirror right now. do you think it s going to have an impact on the kind of stuff you make, your heart? it s going to make me more fun i think, you know. i think it s just going to make me cooler. i m thinking about snoop. snoop had a trance in addition his life where he realized he wanted to be more positive. yeah. really important to him and you re still young. do you have a sense that at some point i ve always been a pretty positive dude. the only thing that i do here and there, i slow down drinking, because i i do that a lot, but then i ll stop and then i ll start again and i ll stop so maybe one day i ll just completely give up alcohol, but that s about it. do you have people around you who let you know when you might be pushing yourself too far? well, my wife, that s it. she nags me all the time. i don t know the difference. do you nag her back? of course. the big part of this business is you make sure you don t surround yourself w
when did it occur to you that this was something that you could do? really, i was about 14, 15 years old. lived with my dad down in oklahoma. that s when i started taking more serious and going to the studio all the time while a lot of my friends were out. i would hoop and skate and stuff like that, but i really, really into my music. i kind of shut everything out and put myself in the studio and then, you know, when i turned about 15 or 16, that s when i got my independence deal, and i never really looked at it as an option from there, you know. it was more or less like everything is just going to, you know, pretty much snowball, and i m going to get to where i need to be, no matter how long it takes. let me show you a picture of a young and passport photo here. look at this shot. yeah. so cute, man. military family, right, so moved around a lot? yeah, totally. i lived in japan. i ve lived in germany. i lived down south. east coast. i just now moved to the west
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through a couple of months and then i would be working and then it would happen again. oh, i wish i didn t waste those months, you know, where i just sat there, and then i thought oh, i know what to do. this would be like university. at university you take nine subjects, and you might be failing in biology, but you can make up your gpa by doing other stuff. right. and getting great grades, so i thought, okay, if my career is terrible, i can be i can get in better shape. i can work out. i can get esteem that way, or i can be a better husband or father or brother or friend. i can be creative. i can i can go to europe during that time. in other words, you can get your own gpa up even if your career is in the tank. how did that come to you? i was left money, that helped. i had an inheritance from my parents. if i had been broke, i would have no philosophy at all.
welcome back here on the program. wiz khalifa is with us. he s on quite a run. you re like top five in the hip-hop game for followers on twitter. are you competitive? nah, i m not really competitive. i just, you know, kick those other dudes hineys. are you monitoring justin bieber s feed? no, i can t compete with him. that boy s out of here. that s a lot. he s way out of here. we re saying in the commercial break that you look at your kid sometimes and you re like, man, i have a son. i look at his face. sometimes, like you don t know what you look like as a baby, but you can just tell he s making a face that you make. man, i m looking in the mirror right now. do you think it s going to have an impact on the kind of stuff you make, your heart? it s going to make me more fun i think, you know. i think it s just going to make me cooler.