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Part 5: Lazy-Boy on Lefty Gunplay & Bozo Dissing Him, Rumors About Him & a Transgender
Part 3: Lazy-Boy: My Face Tats Scare People; I Don't Like the Feeling, But It's Part of My Image
Part 1: Lazy-Boy on Mexican Gang Members Aspiring to Do Life & Become Shot Callers from Prison
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Rapper Lazy-Boy emphasized his strong stance on avoiding collaborations with gang-related Latino rappers from Southern California. Lazy-Boy reflected on how his appearance on the No Jumper podcast with Adam22 significantly boosted his popularity, expanding his audience from Northern California to the entire West Coast. As the conversation veered towards rap industry controversies and the disrespect often shown towards deceased rappers, Lazy-Boy expressed his disapproval of such actions. He underscored that disrespecting the dead offers no value and emphasized the importance of allowing families to grieve in peace. Lazy-Boy also shared insights into the diverse makeup of the Northern California rap scene, highlighting its differences from Southern California's gang-affiliated dynamics. Through the interview, Lazy-Boy maintained a clear message about his values and the type of collaborations he deems acceptable, staying true to his roots and principles.
