New Admiral Crumple interview on the front page of hiphopshot! About being alcohol free for + 7 years, lyrics and more!

[Crumple]

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Is this your YouTube page?

 

[TEKBEATZ]

Is this your YouTube page?

Yup

 

[I'm Blackman]

Congrats on being sober,

 

[ShaDynasty]

I understand it works for you Crump but a lot of people need that alcohol/drug release. Its a creativity booster for a lot of artists. Think of all the records that wouldn't exist without that creative and social uninhibitor. Things will occur to you that otherwise wouldn't.

 

[Crumple]

Yup

Dope, I'll check them out there. Thanks again. The one I posted sounded dope. I loved your remixed tracks from before.

 

[Crumple]

Congrats on being sober,

Thanks so much. In the interview I listed my achievements since then. I equate it to replacing alcohol with creative work.
And it was the better decision over time.

Behavioral replacement did it for me. Instead of drinking I
- write out my emotions
- make music
- meditate
- listen to music
- socialize with on point ppl who don't drink
And the list goes on. Even to a bit of weed here and there, but rarely and just a puff.
But it's better than going back to drinking.

 

[Crumple]

I understand it works for you Crump but a lot of people need that alcohol/drug release. Its a creativity booster for a lot of artists. Think of all the records that wouldn't exist without that creative and social uninhibitor. Things will occur to you that otherwise wouldn't.

I heard the drug/art inspiration story since the 80s. I hear you.

In my reality of what I saw around me - it never works. Especially in the long run. Maybe experimenting does, but not addiction.

I've seen rappers smoke too much weed or become too cocaine out to record a track let alone an album.

All I saw is over 3 ppl I know die under 40, and several who are 40 but look like their 55 with no vision or developed life purpose.

But hey, it works for Snoop Dogg!

 

[Crumple]

Here's my track for the fourth page

 

[TEKBEATZ]

Dope, I'll check them out there. Thanks again. The one I posted sounded dope. I loved your remixed tracks from before.

Thanks. I made that beat for my homie. He died from alcoholism.

R.I.P

 

[Dizzle]

Crumple is living out his dream. How can anyone hate on that?

 

[OaklandCertified]

Salute !

 

[Crumple]

Thanks. I made that beat for my homie. He died from alcoholism.

R.I.P

My condolences. If you don't mind me asking, how old was he?

I have a friend who went hard on alcohol till around 30 years old. The type you'd literally think would NEVER get off it. Always smashed.

Yet he now quit for over 7 years, he works, has a family and kids. His whole energy is bright now.

I had a question for heads on the Coli - do you ever see the hip hop homeless in your city? As in street dudes wearing hip hop gear? If so talk on it.

In Toronto I saw dudes shoot heroin up rocking Nike hooded jackets, baggy pants, dope kicks - but on drugs.

I used to see ravers on the street all the time.

Even this one dude blast Dr.Dre's Let me ride at 3am on a loud speaker.

It's my hope that education, true mental health support and anti hard drugs can keep people off the streets.

Crises lines I find are one of the best forms on mental health support.

 

[Crumple]

Crumple is living out his dream. How can anyone hate on that?

Thank you. I try. I'm just grateful for my health. And I'm committed to completing my next albums. I'm mixing vocals on my ten new tracks now.

 

[Crumple]

Salute !

Thank you so much.

I believe if people quit an addiction and replace it with work towards goals - miracles can happen. Addicts are talented people. It's just if the focus is changed better results can happen!