TIME STAMPS: 4:31 -- Kid talks about a party in Queens where he and Play first met each other, Kid performing there and the confused looks on people's faces when they saw who was barring out on stage. They go on to discuss Kid's parents, his being born to a Jamaican father and Irish mother, his grandparents not approving of his mother's relationship, his father taking on single fatherhood after Kid's mother died in a car accident when he was 9 and they explore the differences of how people of mixed-race heritage are treated within black and white communities. They also dig into how Kid's own life so closely resembles the stories from House Party and Class Act as well as how Will Smith and Jazzy Jeff were supposed to originally have the star roles in House Party. 13:18 -- Kid speaks on John Witherspoon, his small but memorable role in House Party, how he would always make the best of every opportunity as well as him teaching Kid about less being more. Kid goes on to tell some hilarious stories about comedian Robin Harris who plays his dad in House Party and expresses how grateful he is for the moments spent with these icons who left us far too soon. Kid goes on to talk about how he and Play linked up while performing in rival high school groups, forming the Fresh Force Crew and Hurby Luv Bug eventually entering the scene. They also discuss Kid, Play and Martin Lawrence all working at Sears together, starting out as back-up dancers for Salt-N-Pepa and Dana Dane paving the way for the rest of Hurby's crew. 23:52 -- Kid gets into Kid 'N' Play's song 'Last Night' about attending a show at Union Square hosted by DJ Alert. They discuss the impact of DJ Red Alert on the culture, the love that Alert showed the group from the start and how the song is a prime example of art manifesting a dream come true. They also discuss Kid 'N' Play being at the center of how rhyme schemes were evolving at the time, Hurby Luv Bug being a true technician on the beats as well as his being an underappreciated legend with a great vision and an ability bring out the best in all the artists he brought on. Kid also goes on to tell a story of Hurby attempting to shut down a concert featuring Salt-N-Pepa impersonators. 35:27 -- Kid speaks on the song 'Rollin' With Kid 'N Play', it's infusion of Go-Go music and how they came up with the iconic hook. They discuss Kid feeling their first album '2 Hype' was their best, what their DJ The Wizard M.E. meant to the group, rapper LeShaun's song 'Wild Thang' using the same 'Jamaican Guy' Grace Jones sample as their song 'Undercover', what was on his mind when he penned the rhymes for that track, why he wanted to use the sample and Real Roxanne being brought in to feature on the track when they couldn't get Salt. They also dig into the Ripple sample used for 'Rollin' With Kid 'N Play' and why Kid sometimes thinks of his songs like his children. 45:24 -- Kid talks about him and Play coming up with all their iconic dance moves by experimenting during their early club hopping days all over the city and how when it came time to do House Party the moves were second nature. They also discuss what happened when Talib recently tried Kid's jump through the leg move, Kid's childhood years of being fearless while coming up with these and his surprise of their longevity. They go on to talk about 2Pac often hanging out with Kid and Play on tour while he was a dancer for Digital Undergound, his eagerness to jump on a mic, always being down to regulate on some bootleggers and how Kid N Play was the perfect counter-balance to all the hardcore groups like N.W.A. and Public Enemy that they would tour with. 57:27 -- Kid goes on to tell a story of Flava Flav wylin out on a hotel lobby piano. They also discuss the group Full Force starring as the bullies of House Party and writer/director Reggie Hudlin giving them full freedom to adlib all their lines throughout the film. They discuss the legacy of A.J. Johnson and some of the things he and Kid would get into during their spare time, a bizarre tribute song sent to Kid online and Talib brings up a story he heard about 2Pac telling Play he couldn't handle two girls at one time. They go on to talk about the courses Play was teaching at HBCUs and what Kid had heard from the students that took his classes. 1:08:34 -- Kid digs into how Reggie Hudlin originally had the group Groove B Chill in mind to play the main characters in House Party. Kid talks about the feelings he experienced after finding out Daryl "Chill" Mitchell became paralyzed from the waist down after a motorcycle crash, Daryl's amazing perseverance through it all and Kid finding inspiration through his strength. Kid also tells about a prescreening of House Party they did for some high school kids in Newark and getting a kick out of their reactions. They also talk about why the House Party soundtracks never sounded right due to the label heads not being on the same page and only being interested in maximizing profits. 1:17:53 -- Kid goes on to talk about recognizing the genius of Chris Tucker early on, getting him casted in House Party 3 and feeling that small scene is what got him the role of Smokey in Friday. Kid also talks about his hosting a TV talent show called 'Your Big Break', how much he loves doing stand-up, an off-stage encounter with Yasiin Bey aka Mos Def when he went into a flawless impression of Ray Jay, Immature being the lead characters of House Party 4 and how that installment deviated completely from the original storyline. Kid also talks about how he and Play almost refused to cameo in the film, how he felt when he was asked to be a part of House Party 5 and what his feelings are on Lebron James' upcoming House Party reboot. 1:30:09 -- Kid is asked about the album cover for Kid N Play's 1991 album 'Face The Nation'. He tells about that being a confusing time for him and Play as well as the album being an awakening for him that it was time to take a break from his rap career. They also discuss Kid doing the theme songs for the Martin show as well as Real Time With Bill Maher, convincing Bill to use that music for his stage entrances, Kid's love of improv comedy and the genius of comedians Earthquake as well as Jamie Kennedy. Kid also talks about the fun he had opening up for Insane Clown Posse, what they told him about people throwing things on stage at their concerts and Kid talks about looking forward to the 2022 90's tour he'll be on. 1:41:30 -- Kid speaks on dissing Uncle Luke and Vanilla Ice on 1991's 'Next Question'. He tells about the original diss songs that sparked theirs, the the punch back from Luke on his song titled 'Pussy Ass Kid And Hoe Ass Play' as well as how the beef was finally squashed. They go on to talk about the movie Class Act mirroring Kid 'N' Play's real life friendship, the film aging well over the years and the 'hair drama' that unfolded between Kid and the producers of the film when he wanted to lose his high top fade. He also talks about the Dominican barber that became famous for cutting Kid's hair, garnering himself the nickname 'The Doctor'. 1:55:36 -- Kid goes on to talk about his company KidNBlaze born from his desire to create a brand that would cover the full scope of the cannabis market. They also talk about the artistic genius of Play, the two of them always being fully aware of the strengths that they both brought to the table and how that would end up translating to success for everyone. Kid is also asked what he has coming up next. He speaks on still getting excited for every opportunity that presents itself, his soon going on tour to open for Bill Maher, still getting anxiety at times on stage and he expresses his appreciation for how Talib has handled himself over the course of his career.

@mikedotdub

2 жыл бұрын

Was the party where they met at the Dorie Miller Projects in Flushing, Queens?

@AliPo-ne3yf

2 жыл бұрын

Come back for a Tour 2 Sydney'Aus soon@👑Talib☝🏼♥️🗽💎💖🌉💫🗺🕊

@spencertracy2626

2 жыл бұрын

I feel like the female interviewer kind of dissed him a few times, like for instance asking him was he drunk when he came up with the dance step...

@avengetheancestorz

2 жыл бұрын

@talib u gotta interview play brotha

@Just_Ferd

2 жыл бұрын

*j

The first rappers to have their own cartoon. Kid n Play are legends in the game.

@kimwilliams1402

2 жыл бұрын

The Jackson 5 had cartoons,wat before them,far Albert I can go on young folks

@crisleroi299

2 жыл бұрын

@@kimwilliams1402 Jackson 5 and Fat Albert weren't rappers.

@monicadelk8098

2 жыл бұрын

Every Saturday I used to love it the cartoon. Every lock in House party movies. Kid and Play fans for life.

@MelquanKatz

2 жыл бұрын

@@kimwilliams1402 lol oh kim

@deep1689

2 жыл бұрын

@@MelquanKatz 🤣

Dude's even got jokes for heart breaking stories. Just so charming.

@joshuataft5541

2 жыл бұрын

So true..that's how you can tell a solid personality..somtimes joking about bad situations is the best way to be if not the hard times will kill us slowly.. but yeah ypu can tell he's a great guy.. I wish we all were alitle more well rounded.. ..hope u had a good holiday. ✌👍

@missayawk

2 жыл бұрын

That's the Jamaican in him.We can joke about anything at any occassion.Like Mudbone said " Can make you laugh at a funeral on Sunday Christmas morning"

@phunchurchgirl

Жыл бұрын

You get that from any Jamaican and most New Yorkers

After BBoying, there’s Kid and Play. These guys gave hiphop and dancing, fashion. They were on some Fly Shit✊🏾

@scottlouisjr.7249

2 жыл бұрын

💯✌🏾👍🏾🙏🏾💪🏾🕺🏾💃🏻🔋🔌♟️😏😎🤓

@scottlouisjr.7249

2 жыл бұрын

✊🏾

@demetriusmixon4141

Жыл бұрын

LL was also a dancer. Heavy D. Big Daddy Kane. I'm sure there are more.

I still watch House Party 1,2,3, and Class Act.. I still bump Rolling With Kid N Play, Last Night, Fun House, Kid vs. Play, I love Kid N Play, and how they brought so much to the Hip Hop world from music, movies, cartoons, and comics! Legendary.

@redsimmons6791

2 жыл бұрын

Last Night✊🏽🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

@flyandlocd

2 жыл бұрын

Last Night stay on my playlist!!! The beat was hard. Kid n Play are some real dope lyricists.

Kid is a fabulous story teller, priceless👏🏽👏🏽👍🏽👊🏽💜🥰

@ra2186

Жыл бұрын

He didn't tell the story of how he was the first one on Fox mocking Kaepernick and black people when Kaep first called for police to stop murdering black people. Kid is a sellout!

Unfortunately brothers like Kid n Play, Chubb Rock, Kwame and acts with more wholesome images got pushed aside by the industry in place of the gun toting, drug pushing, psychopaths aka “real nigga” image The negative effects of the industry shift in hip hop are still lingering today Salute to Legends like Biz Markie, Heavy D, The Fat Boys and this Brother who unapologetically made rap music the entire family can enjoy! Thank You!!!

@timbo7873

2 жыл бұрын

Absolutely right...those images and stereotypes helped to set up black Americans reputations. For too many years, people have only seen that side of us because they never actually deal with any blacks in real life. The worst part is a lot of us have bought into that portrayal of negativity and emulated it.

@thomasgardner7767

Жыл бұрын

Not just lingering! The state of the black community today is a direct result of that shift amongst other things as well but none more damaging than that shift coz we did that to ourselves

@dwendacharles5822

Жыл бұрын

You have got to love this man. What an interview!!!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ Thank you guys❤😊

@Mose-tv2mi

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely

@ChefOG_Ra

Жыл бұрын

As long as I'm around, imma keep that good ol Hip-Hop alive. Always spinning the old skool rap & soul music. I still listen to the street stuff, but at 41, I've definitely shifted to seeking out the new conscious rappers

One of the best interviews yet! I still remember having to beg my parents to let me rent the House Party VHS.

@deebrown4877

2 жыл бұрын

I still have mine!👍👍

@kimwilliams1402

2 жыл бұрын

What they were cussing no f- ing ,? My era

Maaaan, this dude has such a great story. Kid is a legend. He's super-humble & probably would never describe HIMSELF as such, but my God! Phenomenal interview, as per usual, Talib. 💯

Im a full time wedding photographer and during the dancing photos at a wedding, 2 young kids did the Kid N Play dance to absolute perfection. It is, imo, the holy grail of dance photos. They knew the movies, the dance and the music. It was awesome.

@MyLifeStayNFaithMode

2 жыл бұрын

I bet they turned it out! I was just saying are there any young kids that still dance like them and got that energy.. fun days for sure

Yo! Kid is so underappreciated. Back in the day when i was a teenager- before hip-hop really blew up but was gaining steam(late 80s), Kid-n-Play were undeniably critical for their sound, dancing, style. And It's so nice to hear him drop knowledge, and talk about so many topics and his own history.

Kid is a character and I never heard Talib Kweli & Jasmin Leigh laugh so hard. House Party is a classic movie and I enjoyed the first three installments of it. This was a great interview with very interesting stories.

Classic interview! So much history here. Well done Talib, Jasmine and Kid

Kid in this interview is just as fun of a guy as he was in his music. Pretty Dope

@deebrown4877

2 жыл бұрын

💯💯💯

@AliPo-ne3yf

2 жыл бұрын

1hunnit% loll'! Even funnier now.. shiid🤣😭☝🏼🌉💫

Talib's deep love for HipHop, MCs, history, the culture, music, and film come through so clear and strong in these fantastic and important interviews. Fantastic job by Kweli, Jasmin, and the crew, in picking guests and the interviews themselves. Respect and Love. Thank you all... this one is yet another outstanding look into much beloved music and more. Dope.

@bignatius

2 жыл бұрын

Mad love and respect to Kid, too, of course. That was great.

@tonyjones3710

2 жыл бұрын

Impeccable!

@spencertracy2626

2 жыл бұрын

Well maybe I kind of feel like the female interviewer Low key dissed him a few times though.

@cfgodwell

2 жыл бұрын

I second that 🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿👑✨

@quinnelmonte9435

2 жыл бұрын

@Bignatius J. Reilly I totally agree, well said indeed.

How many of ya'll tried the kick step when you first started going out?

@ericgreen6466

2 жыл бұрын

me

@Synchronite

2 жыл бұрын

😅

@AliPo-ne3yf

2 жыл бұрын

I replayed about 4x, while he was goin on about the New trap cats sendin' him material. Absolutely Classik🤣😭☝🏼🌉💫

@msreen269

Жыл бұрын

🙋🏽‍♀️

@mekabee5335

Жыл бұрын

Me and my cuzin and best friend practice that kick"step like it was a job🤣😂🤣💙💙🤓🥰 Hip-hop legend 4Sho

These two brothers (both Kid and Play), they're irreplaceable in both the pantheon and history of Hip Hop. They provided us with a classic Black comedy that made quite a few faces forever recognizable, they were a force for Hip Hop dancing, they had a swag before America was using the word like we do today and they knew what fun was about. They struck a balance in culture and I would even say created a space. The funniest thing is, word on the streets was Play was a pretty tough guy, but he didn't leave that as his legacy, which is admirable. They chose to be entertainers and were great at it. I'm glad to see Kid still has his spirit after a not so smooth life. Still funny I'm betting he can still dance and he is still here. Thanks for celebrating him while he's here or as Drink Champs says "giving them their flowers", but individually. 👑👑✊🏿

@d2dar459

2 жыл бұрын

Yes! This times a mil. 💯💯🔥

@thomasgardner7767

Жыл бұрын

Nothing to add to that, well said!

The kick step dance is legendary!

Kid is still a big kid on the inside! His spirit and infectious energy is just as strong now as it was in the 80’s. ❤ HIP HOP ROYALTY!!!

41 years old, and kid 'n play are my older brothers i never had

@Synchronite

2 жыл бұрын

Spent months trying to perfect the dance moves Lot of close calls Jumping over my own leg 😂

Kid need to write a book about his life from growing up, his parents, the life changing moments, and growing up in the hip hop mecca. Great interview on The People's Party

Thanks for the shout out and love brother Talib.

@MrTM1234567

2 жыл бұрын

oh shit Ceno up in here, love your stories man keep em coming🔥💪✌

@prongs1998ggmu

2 жыл бұрын

timestamp when he shouted you out bro?

@Massiahelliston

2 жыл бұрын

53:38

@prongs1998ggmu

2 жыл бұрын

@@Massiahelliston craaaazy. love to hear it. mad stamp him confirming as well

@classico.g7013

2 жыл бұрын

Ceno did Kid know DITC FAT JOE AND THEM BRONX DAYS

I wore my hightop boxfade with pure pride until I had heard EVERY SINGLE Kid N Play joke and wisecrack ever said. I laid it to rest in 1993 when EVERYBODY was telling me that I was running late. Kid us older but he hasn't aged. I have. Love you Kidd.👍🏽

@truthtube1000

2 жыл бұрын

If you kept it going...it would be in style now! Lol! Ain't that crazy?

@FIREBLACK-eh4kc

2 жыл бұрын

@@truthtube1000 When I first started to see box fades in the mid 2000s, I was mad. It IS funny.

When I first looked at the time stamp of 2hrs I thought I will pencil this in for another day, but damn that was so good I just kept on watching till the end. Best thing I have seen in a long time and took me back to the day of being a massive Kid n Play fan and watching the movies over and over.

@ms.almondeyes607

Жыл бұрын

Me too!😊

Man, love this interview!!! The gifts that these brothers and sisters have given to the world!!! Shout out to Kid, Play, and everyone mentioned connected to them!!!

His Chuck D impression is hilarious 😄

Amazing seeing a childhood hero still thriving. Kid's voice still buttery, thx y'all #peopleshouseparty

Haven’t laughed this hard in a long time. Thank you!

@HiPHOPx87

2 жыл бұрын

Right!. Original yellow boy got me 🤣

What a phenomenal conversation!! Kid is a real OG, great to see him Killin it in life. And can we please bottle Jasmines laugh and sell it!!? She's hilarious, Kweli like usual journalistic efficiency is fantastic!!

Great interview with Kid. Interesting stories. He has a good personality and sense of humor.

Kid had me LMFAO 😂😂😂😂 I love Kid N Play REAL Hip Hop

Kid needs his own KZread channel..

Man ... I didn't think I was going to watch this whole episode in one setting. I hope y'all have Kid back. I could listen to you all chop it up for 2 more hours!

I love me some Kidd and Play! Literally have known him since I was 6 years old watching house party in 1991. He’s family at this point lol

"You didn't play, you just got played out". Legendary rap battle kill

I was always a huge fan of Kid N Play! They bought the fun to Hip-Hop!

💯1st successful leg jump was deadass in the pool😂 Big up Kid n Play, y’all added fun to my childhood🙌🏿

@raydavis8266

2 жыл бұрын

Go on girl with the leg jump!

@anisha.aaliyah

2 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂🙌🏿

I really want to meet Kid , his energy is so amazing

Yo, Kids sound effect when Flavor Flav was playing the piano had me on the floor crying laughing 😆😂😂

I enjoyed this interview. It was nice to get to know a little more about Kid. He’s funny and has a pleasant personality. I grew up in the era of House Party and the memories are nostalgic.

@njandrews4105

25 күн бұрын

I was just thinking how it’s weird that such a good person can come from his crappy grandparents lol 😆

I grew up on his music, dancing and films and watched his cartoons Saturday mornings. He is a national treasure. Nuff Respect ✊🏾

Pure excellence from all angles. I could've listened for another 2 hours. Thank you for this Gem

Kid’s voice is amazing. I love his energy ❤️❤️❤️

Fresh Prince and Jeff is the folks and all that but House Party is Kid & Play all day!

@Synchronite

2 жыл бұрын

🎯 Will Smith = Legend

@Bryman5000

2 жыл бұрын

Uncle Phillips the re mvp

@barbiefunkyfaceb

2 жыл бұрын

Dj Jazzy Jeff and the fresh Prince Will Smith came out first and set the path for duo rappers group. The first to win a Grammy award for rap song the first to have a tv show being a rapper&DJ, they paved the way for there style of storytelling mixed with comdey rap and became very successful business partners that still has longevity in the entertainment industry today, The rap duo groups era, MATTERS PEOPLE PEACE&LOVE

This was one of the best interviews I ever watched.I was able to connect with everything Kid was talking about growing up as kid in that era in new york.Shout out to Talib-Kweli asking the right questions and sparking good conversation.Salute to both of you brothers.

I didn't know Kid was so cool like that. I like him for that.

Kid has a cool voice. I want him to narrate my autobiography audiobook.

A true pioneer and innovator in the game. Love and respect to Kid and Play

Respect to Chill. His role in 10 Things I Hate About You doesn't get brought up enough. He was hilarious in that movie.

Love this interview, Kid & Play are Hiphop royalty in my eyes.

YO thank you for this episode Talib Kid N Play's impact on Hip Hop is severely understated. Queens represent, this was one of the funniest episodes of People's Party I ever seen and this is a great Show. Continue to pay homage to our legends bruh ✌🏾

Kid is a great story teller

Greetings, Oversea Fam. From UK- England, North London, Jamaican - Moor Tribe reporting in.... Thank you, ?, i am an Old Skool, Loc n Pop from 1983s days and yes here in England we Afro youth had 2 things Reggae Music and Hip Hop and yes the Great, Kid n Play was all over London, Get the Girl with the Chat and Dance moves, Yes "Kid n Play" Kick foot dance style amazed the 1980s Gal dem. RESPECT DUE, 24/7. Respect and One Love. (Peace Out)

House Party 1 is one of my favorite movies EVER!

Good to hear Pete Rock mentioned for The Next Question. He also produced Bills At The Door on Face The Nation. Large Pro remixed Slippin off the same album. Plus, they had joints with The Beatnuts on the House Party 3 soundtrack. Kid N Play showed mad love to a bunch of Queens’ dopest producers. 💯

Gotta love this dude! ❤

I have always appreciated Kid's honesty and straightforward news. 💞💞💞💞

Kid & Play all day...... thanks for the memories Kid

To see the embrace, the love and conversation. It’s just beautiful ❤️

Kid n Play were truly ahead of their time

I saw the snippet of Kid talking about the early days... I literally just watched this entire interview it’s now 7:47 am You’re amazing been a fan since forever! All love ❤️

This interview deserves more views and likes.

I met Kid at Grand Puba's music video in the late 90's. Cool and friendly dude

They looked out for each other back then put each other on the rest is history.

The guys in Full Force are my Fathers first cousins!!!!

@TheSub-SaharanAmericanLegend

11 ай бұрын

You from Brooklyn?

A living legend when rap music meant positivity , unity , party and just a good ole time!!!🤗❤️💜💕😍😘

That Chuck D and Flavor impersonation was hilarious as hell!

One of their best episodes!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🙏🏾🙏🏾

Eerie he name drops Kangol while talkin’ about Chill Mitchell. Glasses high one good time for the Kangol Kid, man. 🥂

Kid n play part of my history💪🏿 Talib you bring the history 👌🏿💥

This is such an insightful interview. I was born in 1994, so I unfortunately didn’t get to experience Kid ‘N’ Play in it’s magical era, so it was refreshing to learn more about him and how everything unfolded. I also really appreciated Kid’s vulnerability! 🦋✨

Kid is a LEGENDDDDDDD

This episode made my day at work a breeze❕😅

Great interview i grew up with kid and play!! This was my era... Great Fun Rap to dance to..

Every interview Kid do its always entertaining

Someone has to get a Herbie on an interview at some point. That man had a classic run and hasnt spoke in 30 years since

Some great stories here once again, surprise surprise another awesome interview. "If you're really hip hop, you never stop doing it." Amen to that.

Love Kid n Play and I m old enough to be their Mother. It’s all good.

Wasn’t expecting this episode to be the best one yet.

Always always always a fan of Kid n Play!!!much love !❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

This was a good interview. Salute to Kid.

I loved watching Kid n Play music videos and positive vibes.

I grew up in this era love kid n play

This was an amazing interview. I had no idea Kid n Play has so many levels to them. Thanks for sharing.

What a great interview! Learned so much from this AND the Play episode.

This was fucking fantastic! One of my favorite episodes yet!

If Will and Jazz got those parts I don't think it would have been as great as it is now

I Watched class act a million times on HBO IN 93,94 LOL

Legendary! I grew up on these guys! I wish Play could’ve made the interview too.

I really enjoyed this and laughed out loud a couple times G. Kid is that dude and i appreciate Jasmine and Kweli Dope episode word up.

This interview was just a joy to watch/listen too. What a genuine sweet guy Kid is! Love all this stories he told. 🥰

So good to hear this hip hop icon give his back story.

Very nice interview,more like a conversation amongst friends. Salute the legend Kid.... Thanks for all the childhood memories. And being the only rap my mother would let me buy......

I remember when we saw Kid in Class Act and we saw kid wearing twists-we LOST OUR MINDS. It was literally hip hop news. I wish Twitter existed then. The memes would have been classic.

The Chuck D impression 🤣

@deebrown4877

2 жыл бұрын

Right?!💯👏👏🤣👍👍

This was a dope interview. Respect to both Chris’s . The first House Party comedy classic of the 90s. Friday too.

Unlike a lot of rap artist (current and past), Kid is a real person who clearly feels free to be himself. He feels no need to put on a tough guy role or manufacture coolness. He feels no need to pretend as if everything about him is flawless and he is secure- very refreshing! I wish this level of realness on a lot of others who are clearly insecure, displays false security, but claims to be real. Kid, thanks for your contributions to the culture. Keep on being real, relaxed, and humble. Your level of realness is what cool is.

GREAT two hours. Loved every minute. Shout-out and big ups to Kid.

This is such a Treat!!!!❣️ Good memories!!!❣️💕

Great interview! Glad to hear from another legend and hear legendary stories!