Southside on Producing 4 Songs on Drake & Future's "What a Time to Be Alive"
June 15, 2022
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In this clip, Southside talks about a song that he produced for Future called "F**k Up Some Commas" and the amount of money that he made when Verizon remade the song illegally for a commercial with Jammie Foxx. As the conversation continues, he recalls a night of clubbing with Lil Tjay and Polo G before sharing details about his close friendship with G-Herbo. Lastly, he declares that the city of Chicago is like his "third home," behind Atlanta and Miami.
Later in the interview, Southside talks about the role that he played in "56 Nights" by Future, before talking about his work on "What a Time to Be Alive" by Drake and Future. He details what it was like to have Drake hang out in Atlanta and experience the culture in his hometown. As the conversation moves along, he talks about making "Highlights" with Kanye West, working with Travis Scott and working at Kanye's house in Calabasas. Lastly, he shares that while he was working with Kanye West at his house, he made him watch the movie, "The Revenant" with him.
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