Ice Cube joins The Morning Culture with Big Tigger on V-103, discussing his relationship with Donald Trump and how parts of his 'Contract For Black America' may have been incorporated into Trump's Platinum Plan. 

Ice Cube joins The Morning Culture with Big Tigger on V-103, discussing his relationship with Donald Trump and how parts of his 'Contract For Black America' may have been incorporated into Trump's Platinum Plan.&nbsp;

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Crowned the number one funniest person on the internet by Complex, Druski recently joined Audacy Atlanta V-103’s The Big Tigger Morning Show to chat all about Coulda Fest, if he has beef with Birdman, and more.

Even though he used to write down his goals when he was in college, Druski admitted to Tigger and his crew, he never imagined he'd be where he is, and do what he’s doing today.

"I used to write it down on my wall. I would always put like everything I was gonna accomplish. But you know, it was just vague.” Noting he wrote down goals like be a “millionaire by next year,” and while the timeline took longer, “I got there eventually,” Druski expressed. Adding, “I tell people all the time, don't believe your timing is always the right time."

Shifting the convo to Coulda Fest, which Druski explained, “I'm bringing a couple of my artists out that I signed on the TV show 'Coulda Been House.' Of course, we have some of the big hitters like, you know, 21 Savage, Kai Cenat… Myself and DC Young Fly hosting, we got Waka Flocka Flame…We got some of the Atlanta favorites, Rich Kidz, Travis Porter, Young Jock,” and more. “It's going down September 7 at State Farm Arena.”

After listing off Memphis, Chicago and London as some of the memorable cities Coulda Been rolled through looking for talent, Druski spoke to the challenges that come with filtering out the actual talent, because everybody wants to be a rapper these days as an artist. Admitting, “even me, like sometimes I be getting in my bag, so I got to catch myself.” Before dropping an exclusive, “We got a song that I might as well drop it here, man. When I was out in London, me and Kyro Keys… an artist out there in London. I swear we got a hit.”

"I want to plug my stuff in, you know, and I'm the CEO of Coulda Been Records, I usually don't dibble and dab in music but you know," Druski continued. Prompting Tigger to note, “You sound a lot like another CEO who wasn't really rapping and then ended up rapping.” And Druski knew right away Tig was talking about Birdman, declaring, “Nah Birdman be talking on the track, we don't do that on our record.”

When outright asked about their back and forth, and if there is actual beef between them, Druski said, “I think I respect the dude. You know, sometimes things take a turn for the worst. But yeah, it's settled, let’s just say it's settled, we figured it out.” And when further asked how they figured it out, Druski blankly stated, “We didn't, so I just don't, I don't want to say anything disrespectful about that.”

The crew also curious about the Drake of it all. “That’s my brother,” Druski said, “that's probably the only reason why I'm still here.”

Druski also revealed he’s currently single, and that while his recent romance with Ruby Rose was short lived, he learned from the relationship. As for what that lesson was, Druski loosely admitted it was when you “have a beautiful woman of that caliber”… “you better have them pockets ready.”

While Druski was all for the first of the quick fire questions Tigger fired off, listing his top three comedians — Kevin Hart, Cedric The Entertainer, and Bernie Mac, he opted out of listing three women he’d want to marry, but was back in the game for three people/rappers he thinks deserve jail time. Listing off, Baby Drill and Baby Kia, both of which are on his Coulda Fest lineup. “I ain't saying they deserve to be but they should have, you know.” Adding, “I ain't got another one... the other one he in jail already.”

For all that and more listen to the entire interview above.

Words by Maia Kedem Interview by The Big Tigger Morning Show

Crowned the number one funniest person on the internet by Complex, Druski recently joined Audacy Atlanta V-103’s The Big Tigger Morning Show to chat all about Coulda Fest, if he has beef with Birdman, and more.
Even though he used to write down his goals when he was in college, Druski admitted to Tigger and his crew, he never imagined he'd be where he is, and do what he’s doing today.
"I used to write it down on my wall. I would always put like everything I was gonna accomplish. But you know, it was just vague.” Noting he wrote down goals like be a “millionaire by next year,” and while the timeline took longer, “I got there eventually,” Druski expressed. Adding, “I tell people all the time, don't believe your timing is always the right time."
Shifting the convo to Coulda Fest, which Druski explained, “I'm bringing a couple of my artists out that I signed on the TV show 'Coulda Been House.' Of course, we have some of the big hitters like, you know, 21 Savage, Kai Cenat… Myself and DC Young Fly hosting, we got Waka Flocka Flame…We got some of the Atlanta favorites, Rich Kidz, Travis Porter, Young Jock,” and more. “It's going down September 7 at State Farm Arena.”
After listing off Memphis, Chicago and London as some of the memorable cities Coulda Been rolled through looking for talent, Druski spoke to the challenges that come with filtering out the actual talent, because everybody wants to be a rapper these days as an artist. Admitting, “even me, like sometimes I be getting in my bag, so I got to catch myself.” Before dropping an exclusive, “We got a song that I might as well drop it here, man. When I was out in London, me and Kyro Keys… an artist out there in London. I swear we got a hit.”
"I want to plug my stuff in, you know, and I'm the CEO of Coulda Been Records, I usually don't dibble and dab in music but you know," Druski continued. Prompting Tigger to note, “You sound a lot like another CEO who wasn't really rapping and then ended up rapping.” And Druski knew right away Tig was talking about Birdman, declaring, “Nah Birdman be talking on the track, we don't do that on our record.”
When outright asked about their back and forth, and if there is actual beef between them, Druski said, “I think I respect the dude. You know, sometimes things take a turn for the worst. But yeah, it's settled, let’s just say it's settled, we figured it out.” And when further asked how they figured it out, Druski blankly stated, “We didn't, so I just don't, I don't want to say anything disrespectful about that.”
The crew also curious about the Drake of it all. “That’s my brother,” Druski said, “that's probably the only reason why I'm still here.”
Druski also revealed he’s currently single, and that while his recent romance with Ruby Rose was short lived, he learned from the relationship. As for what that lesson was, Druski loosely admitted it was when you “have a beautiful woman of that caliber”… “you better have them pockets ready.”
While Druski was all for the first of the quick fire questions Tigger fired off, listing his top three comedians — Kevin Hart, Cedric The Entertainer, and Bernie Mac, he opted out of listing three women he’d want to marry, but was back in the game for three people/rappers he thinks deserve jail time. Listing off, Baby Drill and Baby Kia, both of which are on his Coulda Fest lineup. “I ain't saying they deserve to be but they should have, you know.” Adding, “I ain't got another one... the other one he in jail already.”
For all that and more listen to the entire interview above.
Words by Maia Kedem Interview by The Big Tigger Morning Show

V-103's Big Tigger Morning Show: Druski

The Big Tigger Morning Show was joined by Shamea Morton, RL of the music group Next, and producer B Flat. Shamea currently is filming the Real Housewives of Atlanta season 16 and dropped by the show to share that she's starting back up her music career and dropped off some music. 

She aired two full length singles: 'Neva Had' and 'T-Shirt'She aired two snippets of songs: 'WYN' and 'Not a Day Goes By' which is a duet featuring RL (of the group Next)

Aside from the new music, she talks about cast mate Drew Sidora's new single "I Got 5 On It," her upcoming showcase, an update of her kids, what it took to be a part of the show (as an official peach holder), and more. 

The Big Tigger Morning Show was joined by Shamea Morton, RL of the music group Next, and producer B Flat. Shamea currently is filming the Real Housewives of Atlanta season 16 and dropped by the show to share that she's starting back up her music career and dropped off some music. 
She aired two full length singles: 'Neva Had' and 'T-Shirt'She aired two snippets of songs: 'WYN' and 'Not a Day Goes By' which is a duet featuring RL (of the group Next) Aside from the new music, she talks about cast mate Drew Sidora's new single "I Got 5 On It," her upcoming showcase, an update of her kids, what it took to be a part of the show (as an official peach holder), and more.

V-103's Big Tigger Morning Show: Shamea Morton

Roland Martin calls in to discuss the Black Men’s digital rally behind VP Kamala Harris’ presidential run, why black men should back VP Harris, and the rallying of Black Greek organizations for her campaign. 

Roland Martin calls in to discuss the Black Men’s digital rally behind VP Kamala Harris’ presidential run, why black men should back VP Harris, and the rallying of Black Greek organizations for her campaign.

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