Rap Radar Podcast: Z-Ro

[Deltron]

Rap Radar Podcast: Z-Ro | Rap Radar

The King of the Ghetto is out of his element. Surrounded by New York City skyscrapers, Z-Ro has made the journey from his native Houston to support his 19th album, Drankin' & Drivin'. Making the most of his stay, he reunited with longtime producer Mike Dean on the police brutality ode, "No Justice No Peace". But before heading back to the Lone Star state, Ro talks to us about regional success, family, DJ Screw, Drake, baby mama drama, Mo City Don freestyle and more! Awwready!

 

[50CentStan]

never blow brehs.

 

[10:31]

One reply?

And it's condescending

TRU definition of an underground king. Arguably a lot of yalls favorite MCs predecessor with his style

Wow..


Will listen when I get off later

 

[Deltron]

Bout to listen to this in a bit myself

 

[10:31]

never blow brehs.

And you got Jeff in your Avi


If it wasn't for nikkas like Ro where would Jeff be Breh?

 

[50CentStan]

And you got Jeff in your Avi


If it wasn't for nikkas like Ro where would Jeff be Breh?

IDK breh, where would he be?

 

[AMcV'88]

wouldn't say i'm a Z-Ro fan but i liked a few of his albums.
this should should be worth giving a chance to....he is a character and seems like an emotional and interesting guy from an outsiders perspective.

 

[Deltron]

solid interview

 

[Cagny]

Nice interview but you can tell they aren't familiar with him and his catalogue

Like when dude called him "ghetto city don"

 

[10:31]

Nice interview but you can tell they aren't familiar with him and his catalogue

Like when dude called him "ghetto city don"

yup... Great attempt though

I bet NORE would do a better job

 

[The Ruler 09]

Z-Ro is a great artist, very underrated and very skilled and some of his deep emotional songs are some of the best I've ever heard. He's in my top 15 I believe. If anyone isn't familiar with his discography should go check that from the beggining to now because Z-Ro is great.