YG: ( Laughs) Man these are crazy questions! OK, I’ll probably take the five rounds I ain’t messin’ with Tyson! Nah. JJ: Choose one: 12 rounds against Mike Tyson in his prime or five rounds against Anderson Silva in his prime? That read minds is powerful but who doesn’t want to be invisible? I’ll take both. YG: Oh man those are two good ones! I want both. JJ: Would you rather have the power to be invisible or the power to read minds? Now you wear white shoes, orange belt, red shoes… It’s crazy! When we were going to school if you had black shoes on you’d have a black belt. JJ: What current fad would you love to see die-off? I’m actually an executive I’m a super-businessman.
JJ: What’s the biggest misconception about you? YG: “Real.” Everybody’s real out here… Yeah, real fake! ( Laughs) I’d probably have to put my boy 50 in there with somebody though. You don’t see too many fights so it’s hard to judge. YG: ( Laughs) Ya know I don’t know rappers are so friendly nowadays. JJ: Who would win a UFC tournament involving only rappers?
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JJ: What movie absolutely deserves a sequel? YG: (Laughs) Well, only because I’d get away with it, probably that Madoff crime. JJ: If you’d 100 percent get away with it which crime would you commit? You gotta think, you’re outside so whatever the weather gives you that day you’ve just gotta take it. I sold the Sunday paper on the corner for $1.75. YG: ( Laughs) I may have to go with Wendy’s double stack! JJ: Which fast food restaurant has the best burgers? Someone trying to be something that they’re not. JJ: Let’s take it random what do yellow traffic lights mean to you? When I was playing back in the day we all rode our bikes up to the game together or we rode on the back of a pickup truck together and we left together it’s just that whole moment for me. YG: I think it’s just whole experience of playing with my friends. JJ: Give me your shining moment in your sports career. I just think the overall sport is cool you’re crossing somebody up, you’re dunking, you’re shooting the three. YG: You know what, I always liked basketball, but I never played it. JJ: What sport did you always want to be good at? I played a little baseball too, but I was only on the team for about a day. I wish I would’ve played a lot more because when I got older I started learning about these $100 million contracts! I definitely would’ve played a lot more if I was educated on that earlier in my career. Yo Gotti: Yeah I played sports, ya know I played Pee Wee football back in the day when I was younger. Jason Jordan: I always like to gauge the sports backgrounds and experiences of all of my guests on the Chop-Up what are yours?
I caught up with Yo Gotti to chop-it-up about everything from his why basketball is the most “swagged-out” sport to his new album The Art of the Hustle to why Wendy’s rules the fast food burger game. “I was pretty good too! I wish I would’ve played a lot more because when I got older I started learning about these $100 million contracts!” “I played Pee Wee football back in my day,” Yo Gotti said. OK, so that’s not exactly what he meant, but Yo Gotti went beast mode on the football field before he started going beast mode on the mic.
Makes sense since, the Memphis-born star doubled as a football star kicking butt and taking names on the gridiron. When asked what the biggest misconception was that people have about him, hip hop star Yo Gotti answered matter-of-factly: “That I’m just a rapper.”
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