Discussion on Hit Songs and Their Impact
Well, you got a lot of, like, big hits.
Yeah.
But what's the most...
What song made you the most money?
What song made me the most money?
See You Again.
You heard that?
That's the one with-
It's the one with Charlie Puth
... I played, that's the one I start crying.
That's the, uh-
Think about niggas that died. Yeah.
Yeah, the Paul Walker.
That's fierce five, yeah.
Mm-hmm.
Yeah.
That song right there is like,
not too many artists get that, that opportunity to have
that big of a song in
their career.
Like, I'ma always be good 'cause of that song.
No, that's fire.
You know what I mean? And one of the most popular songs ever.
In the world, yeah.
Yeah. Like, the video
is in the top on YouTube.
Um, I could perform it anywhere in the world-
Yeah
... no matter what language people speak.
Yeah. They know that song.
Yeah. Hell yeah. So See You Again is definitely like a blessing.
And I say Black and Yellow too.
Word.
Because, like, that song's about my city.
I'm from Pittsburgh, and we never really had, like, a,
a anthem. You know what I mean? So to be able to like grow up in a city
and then make the anthem for the city, bro,
that's like a fucking dream come true.
You know what I mean?
Mm.
So I fuck with that shit heavy too.
Fire.
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