21 Savage on Weed, Wealth & Why He Doesn’t Do Rap Beef

Rolling Up Success: How Moneybagg Yo Balances Music, Business, and Personal Growth

Welcome to a new episode of Traditional Talk! Today’s guest is Grammy-nominated artist Moneybagg Yo. In this episode, we dive deep into his journey from the streets to stardom, his relationship with cannabis, the evolution of his music and brand, and his plans for the future. Whether you’re a fan of hip-hop, interested in the cannabis industry, or looking for inspiration on reinvention and hustle, this episode is for you. Highlights: “You gotta keep mashing the gas. Don’t never let up.” “I want to market my strain like I market my music.” “Confidence is the whole key of this.” “We just want to keep everything about the music.” Timestamps: 00:30 – Meet Moneybagg Yo: From the streets to the studio 01:33 – First Time Smoking: Stealing weed from dad 04:33 – Fitness & Lifestyle: Why Moneybagg Yo started working out 06:42 – Reinvention: Staying hungry and evolving as an artist 08:08 – Morgan Wallen Collab: How the hit song came together 13:49 – Cannabis & Creativity: How weed inspires his music 16:56 – The Struggle: Sleeping on the floor to superstar status 20:16 – Shoutouts: The people who believed in him 27:19 – Legalization & Justice: “Free everybody” for cannabis charges 41:04 – The Loaf Brand: Plans for a cannabis line and global vision

From the Studio to the Stage: GloRilla Unfiltered

Welcome to a new episode of Traditional Talk! Today’s guest is the one and only GloRilla—rapper, trendsetter, and unapologetic cannabis enthusiast. In this episode, GloRilla opens up about her rise in the music industry, her first viral hit, signing with Yo Gotti, and what it’s like to meet icons like Beyonce and Snoop Dogg. She also shares hilarious and heartfelt stories about her early days, her love for cannabis, and the friendships that keep her grounded. If you’re a fan of hip-hop, cannabis culture, or just love authentic conversations with real people, this episode is for you! Highlights: “If it’s green, I was smoking it, I didn’t give a damn!”   “Beyonce don’t post nobody but her people on her story. Now I feel like I’m Beyonce’s people.”   “I gotta be high at the studio. 95% of my hits, I was high.”   “Weed is in the same category as heroin and cocaine. Why don’t they just federally legalize this already?”   Timestamps: 00:00 – Introduction 02:35 – How GloRilla Got Into Music 04:58 – Going Viral & Signing with Yo Gotti   10:44 – Smoking with Snoop Dogg 15:39 – Meeting Beyonce—A Dream Come True 19:29 – The War on Drugs & Cannabis Laws   21:19 – First Time Smoking Weed—Family Stories   25:33 – Shoutouts at the Staples Center Concert   28:13 – Touring with Megan Thee Stallion   34:41 – How Music Influences Cannabis Culture

Beyond the Game: Antonio Brown on Weed, Music, and Mental Health

Welcome to a new episode of the Traditional Talk podcast! Today’s guest is none other than Antonio Brown, Super Bowl champion, NFL legend, rapper, entrepreneur, and outspoken advocate for cannabis and mental health. In this episode, we dive deep into AB’s journey from the football field to the music studio, his experiences with cannabis, and his mission to change the narrative around mental health and legalization. This episode is for anyone interested in sports, personal growth, cannabis culture, and the power of reinvention. Highlights: “I played football to make a life, not to ruin my life.” “Cannabis is the best medicine in the world, better than any pain pill.” “If you fail to plan, you plan to fail. Have a relationship with God and be true to yourself.” “Everybody goes through trauma. It’s not about how hard you fall, it’s how you get back up.” Timestamps: 0:00:00 – Introduction 0:01:51 – Super Bowl Stories: Losing and Finding the Ring 0:06:34 – Growing Up in Liberty City: Football as an Escape 0:08:56 – Cannabis vs. Pain Pills: The NFL’s Changing Attitude 0:12:38 – Mental Health & Media: Dealing with Trauma and Public Scrutiny 0:18:13 – Why I Walked Off the Field: AB’s Side of the Story 0:26:05 – The Tom Brady Connection: Brotherhood and Super Bowl Dreams 0:30:10 – Politics & Advocacy: Speaking at the Trump Rally 0:35:15 – Freeing the Incarcerated: Cannabis Justice and Social Change 1:07:33 – Future Plans and Goals 1:11:12 – Celebrity Connections and Business Growth 1:12:13 – Boxing and Jake Paul 1:29:56 – Final Messages: Advice for the Next Generation

21 Savage on Weed, Wealth & Why He Doesn’t Do Rap Beef

Welcome to Traditional Talk! This week on Traditional Talk, we sit down with none other than Grammy-winning artist, entrepreneur, and cultural icon 21 Savage. From rolling his first blunt in a paper bag to dreaming of launching Tesla-style ventures, Savage opens up about the cannabis industry, financial literacy, rap politics, and more. It’s a raw, hilarious, and surprisingly powerful conversation you don’t want to miss. Hit play and tap into the vibe. Highlights: “I got shot selling weed, kinda.” “I don’t believe in rap beef. If you say certain shit about me in a song, I’ma slap the fuck out you when I see you.” “Ever since then, I never smoked weed in a car again. Ever.” “I want to do some Elon Musk shit, build a car and become the richest person in the world.” Timestamps 00:00 Introduction 03:09 First time smoking weed 08:38 Getting caught with weed in middle school 13:36 The case for federal cannabis legalization 20:39 21’s favorite weed strains 24:17 How weed affects the creative process 36:01 Would 21 Savage get into the weed industry? 42:20 What it took to get respect in the music world 54:49 Advice for people chasing success 57:58 21 Savage’s 2025 goal: “300 million”

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Traditional Talk is where cannabis meets culture, hosted by Aaron, founder of Traditional. Join us as we sit down with the world's biggest artists, athletes, and influencers for unfiltered conversations that break the stigma around cannabis. We're pulling back the curtain on the industry, exposing the truth, and pushing the conversation forward — all while advocating for federal legalization. Real stories. Real change. One episode at a time. Follow us on Spotify, YouTube, and Apple Podcasts.