Kidd Kidd Tells SOHH About Making Ejected

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00:00 Pop artists have been influenced by London.

00:02 I mean, you hear about A$AP Rocky and Kanye West all coming here to record.

00:07 Yeah, the fashion and stuff.

00:08 Right, exactly. The fashion, the music.

00:11 Do you get the same sort of inspiration from London?

00:13 Well, I haven't been out here long enough, man.

00:16 I wish I could get to the mall.

00:18 You know, I wish I could get to the mall and see what everything has to offer.

00:22 So hopefully, tomorrow I'll be able to do that.

00:24 Yeah.

00:25 You know, and try to stay out here a couple of more days.

00:28 Wonderful.

00:30 So let's talk about Ejected.

00:32 Oh, yeah.

00:33 Yeah. How did that come about?

00:35 You've talked me through how the collaboration...

00:37 You know, me and Wayne, I've been knowing Wayne since like 2002, 2003.

00:41 And, you know, we always just had a relationship.

00:45 You know, we always hollered at each other.

00:46 You know, we hollered behind him.

00:48 We did a lot of mixtapes together, like Back in the G.

00:51 And, you know, we also had the song Mrs. Officer together that was on.

00:55 It's called the Three Album.

00:56 So, you know, we always just kept in touch.

00:58 And so when I did the record, I was just like, you know,

01:02 like he had just fit perfect on there, you know, because of the vibe and everything.

01:06 You know, and we got it done.

01:08 You know, I went to Miami, went to the studio with him, and, you know, we got it done.

01:12 And I also, and I did a verse for him on that was on the Dedication 5, I think.

01:17 You know, yeah, that was on his mixtape.