G-Eazy Gushes Over Megan Thee Stallion & Speaks On The Struggles Of Working In 2020 At The AMA's

I can't tolerate any of it. Any of it, period. I think Megan, you know, personally knowing her as a friend and, you know, the respect I have for her is endless. You know, every so often people come along and you get this kind of superpower that comes with music inherently by holding a microphone that amplifies your voice and kind of can make you larger than life sometimes. But some people every so often come along that can be, you know, symbols of so much more and be voices of so much more and, you know, she's just like, you know, this incredible human being that has, like, you know, I mean, everything she's doing, everything she's accomplished, everything she's saying, everything she's speaking out and standing up for is just like, you can't say enough about it. I just think she's doing incredible and she's a very, very, very important person in our world, not even just in music, but just in our world. You know, it's weird, man. I mean, I was just getting ready to roll out my whole album when all this started and, you know, it's a weird time where you want your music to, you know, to land like you're used to, you know, and be able to go on tour and be able to see the fans and this, that, and the other. But, you know, it's a weird time where, you know, we have to learn to adapt and you also have to be mindful of, you know, the fans need music. I mean, you can't just leave them high and dry. So, you know, just trying to balance, man, and just trying to maintain and trying to keep going and trying to, you know, man, do the best we can, man. We're all learning, you know, we're all in this together and we're all trying to figure this thing out. Thank you, bro. Okay, next we're going to go to Chloe with eTalk. Let's just keep the questions to two maximum, please, everyone. Hey. Yeah. Well, it's a little different because I'm talking to a screen instead of, you know, instead of you guys in person. But hello. You know, I mean, like I said, man, I mean, it's our job as human beings. We just have to learn to adapt and, you know, have to figure things out, you know. I mean, this is, we're all in this together. We share that commonality of, you know, being in this pandemic. So it's about finding ways to make it work and, you know, still give the people at home something to enjoy. Yeah. I mean, no, you're not going to give me to choose because that's, you know, I mean, both of those are incredible, you know, and iconic in and of themselves for just, you know, I think it's a beautiful thing when, you know, when people in music come together, it's kind of like superheroes teaming up almost, you know, and especially when worlds collide, you know, it's an incredible thing to see people join forces and, you know, to strengthen each other by performing together. Yeah. What's good? Yes, you too. You can call me G, you can call me Jerry, you can call me Easy, you can call me Gerald, you can call me whatever you want to call me. Nice to chat with you. Yeah. You know, I think Zoom is going to get a lot of traffic on Thanksgiving. You know, it's just like you got to, you got to, you know, you got to play it safe when it comes to family. You know, that's really big to me. You know, I'm going to be on Zoom with my family, just out of respect and out of precaution, just, you know, you got to consider each other. And that's what this is really reminding us all is, you know, think of each other and be respectful of each other and be cautious of each other and take care of each other, you know, and if that means having to see you through a screen, then that's how we stay safe and get through this responsibly. Yeah, we'll see. Yeah. I got to cook the turkey with somebody, you know. Yeah, we'll cook the turkey together. Yeah, for sure. Thank you. All right. Last one's going to be Rebecca. Hello. I'm okay. How are you? Yeah, man. I mean, I just want to shout out 24k Golden. You know what I'm saying? He's from the Bay Area. And for us kids growing up in the Bay, you know, my whole mission and my whole, you know, my like just way of life has always been from the Bay of the Universe, you know, just dream big and aim for the stars. And, you know, weeks in a row now, I'm number one, man. So shouts out to the homie. That's just big for the whole Bay. Yeah. Shouts out to the youth, man. For real. This is big. Yeah. Shouts out to Black Bear, man. I mean, I've known him like eight, nine, ten years now, something like that. It feels like we've done a ton of music together, and it's always dope to, you know, to make music with the homies and watch us succeed and get to enjoy that success with people that you actually, you know, have known for that long and actually care about. So, you know, the song Hate the Way is doing great. And I just, you know, I mean, right now, I think it's timely because we're all missing a lot of things. You know, this has been a strange year to say the very, very least. So, you know, there's a lot of things that we miss and we hold on to, but hopefully we can get back to normal before too long. Just, yes, yes, just stay strong and just, you know what I'm saying? I'm sending you love. I'm sending you light. And, you know, thank you for all the support throughout all the years, and especially this year. It's been hard. So much love. Thank you. Right on. Thanks, everybody. Thanks, man. Appreciate you. Have a good one.