"Part 3 starts with Ab talking to Nick Huff Barili about the inspiration for his song Double Standards, which he said is the story of his generation. As the interview continues Soulo talks about sneaking backstage and meeting Nas for the first time. Though Ab says Nas wasn't up on his music yet, it was cool to be a fan and that eventually he hopes to work with Nasir. Ab-Soul elaborates on the song Pineal Gland saying that it's not about smoking DMT but about the natural DMT that one gets during heavy REM sleep. Soul also cautions that anyone thinking about trying DMT the drug should do their research first so they know more about what they might be getting into. Ab-Soul concludes the interview talking about Black Hippy, his next project with JMSN and saying that he is still not EATING yet."
"Exclusive in-depth interview with Ab-Soul. Part 2 starts with Ab talking
to Nick Huff Barili about the lyrics in his song Terrorist Threats
where he calls president Obama a puppet. Ab also shares his thoughts on
the Illuminati. As the interview progresses Soulo elaborates on the
notion that the body loses 22 grams immediately at death. Do you know
where that goes? You will have to watch to see what Ab thinks. "With
great power comes great responsibility", you might have heard it in a
Spiderman movie, Ab recently tweeted it and in this interview he gives
some insight as to why. Before part 2 ends Ab addressed rumors of a collaboration with J Cole and also tells us what the latest is with the project he has been working on with JMSN."
"Rocky talks to Nick Huff Barili about going from Harlem to Soho. In
the midst of talking about the two places that shape who he is, Rocky
breaks down how he used to be homophobic before he got exposed to gay
people in the fashion world. He also explains how the ASAP crew got into
a lot of fights because people didn't understand what they stood for."
HardKnock Tv gets a couple members of the Pro Era crew to sit and speak on a variety of topics ranging from Odd Future and MF Doom to how they think their own movement fits into hip hop today, much more spoken about as well. Click play, check it out!