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Part 1: Big Gipp: I Grew Up Middle Class in Atlanta But Got Seduced by Drug Dealer Culture
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In this clip, Vlad started off speaking to Big Gipp about Goodie Mob’s 2004 album, "One Monkey Don’t Stop No Show," which didn’t do as well as their previous albums. Big Gipp explained that Khujo was in an accident that led to him losing his leg around that time, and he added that they were trying to figure out where Goodie Mob belonged in the music game. When it comes to the album’s title being a diss at Cee-Lo, who left the group before this album, Big Gipp explained that they were mad. Big Gipp also spoke about leaving Goodie Mob at the time because he had a lot going on due to his divorce, and he went on to address a warrant being placed for his arrest. Around that time, Big Gipp spoke about linking up with Ali and Nelly, where he was featured on the “Dirty ENT” album, and he thanked Nelly for helping him rebuild his career. Vlad pointed out that he was on Nelly’s “Grillz,” and Big Gipp said it was his introduction on a pop/rap record.
