I’m happy to be a part of anything that’s winning and successful. It was a successful project as a whole - the movie, the soundtrack - and the album came courtesy of Kendrick Lamar, so I appreciate him. You would’ve saw that I was in Atlanta because it was Super Bowl weekend.Ĭhanging topics: As far as features go, where does “X” from the Black Panther soundtrack rank for you as you examine your discography? If anybody did the calculations on LeBron, then they should’ve found out where I was the next day.
That was also my impression, to be clear.
It doesn’t even make no sense that he would love me so much that he would miss a basketball game for me. Some comments and stuff that goes on the Internet now. Time to talk about something.Ī lot of people are - a lot of people are complaining that he didn’t play because of me or something crazy. I think it’s time to show growth and maturation. What made you decide that was the direction you wanted to take the album? So I’m trying to show people that there’s a wider range for people to choose from. But I know coming from where I come from, those are some of the options, among very few options, that we’re going to get. So this is speaking to a larger point about how a lot of kids feel like those are the only two avenues they can pursue? So I think that part was organic he’s a friend of mine. He has a campaign called “More Than An Athlete,” which talks about how you can do more than going to the league. Obviously, he’s the best player in the world, and he came in with another perspective. He didn’t pick the album title, or the beats, or the features. He’s just the A&R - he only came in to help me listen to some of the songs. GQ: Why the title Rap or Go to the League? Was that partially LeBron inspired, or speaking to a larger point about how lots of kids feel like those are their only two options?Ģ Chainz: No, it’s not LeBron inspired.
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