November 25, 2015
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6:46Now PlayingSlim Jesus has caught a lot of flak for the way he portrays himself in his music versus real life. Yet, in our latest interview with Mr. "Drill Time," he admitted he has yet to step foot in the city his type of music originated from. "No, I still haven't been out to Chicago," Slim confessed. "Yeah, see if we went out there that'd be where we'd break out the ninjas. The ninjas would have to come to Chicago with us. I mean granted, bad s*** can happen anywhere, but that could definitely be a problem that s*** happens everyday."
Throughout the rest of the interview, Slim Jesus talked about Chicago rappers and how they have made it more than clear he doesn't have their cosign. ". . .The majority of rappers and stuff, they don't...they don't like me," he told DJ Vlad. He then went on to talk about Waka Flocka's recent interview and why he doesn't necessarily feel the rapper created drill music, however he does see the similarities considering Waka's music "has its influences."
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