42 In a recent interview with “The Breakfast Club,” Dugg was candid. The Detroit rapper talked about how he’s come to terms with the present condition of hip-hop during his conversation.
Yes, you see that the girls are the ones doing it today. Things are changing. It’s the gals turning on the heat. It seems as though every release they make is a hit. You know, some girls are hitting. In a widely shared video from the conversation, the firecracker emcee stated, “You start to think, like d**n, are we competing with them?”
“I believe it’s because they’re enjoying themselves more. Charlamagne said, “You know the guys are still being a little tough.” In reply, the God made a note. Upon acknowledging the host’s observation with a nod, Dugg donned his A&R hat and proposed strategies for female rappers to leverage the occasion. “The other day, I told someone, ‘They should follow in the footsteps of the guys.'” Sexyy Red, for instance, needs to record a cassette with GloRilla. Yo Gotti needs to do it while they could, I told him. Similar to Drake’s work with Future.
The hosts of the show seemed to concur with Dugg, saying that greater cooperation amongst women in the rap genre would be advantageous to the whole business.
On July 5, after a string of powerful mixtape releases going back to 2018, Dugg dropped his first studio album, 4eva Us, Neva Them. Lil Baby, Meek Mill, Sexyy Red, Jeezy, EST Gee, Rylo Rodriguez, and Blac Youngsta are among the artists who make appearances on the project.
Dugg’s first project of 2024 is 4eva Us, Neva Them, marking his formal comeback following a protracted hiatus from the music industry. Dugg treated fans to an abundance of fresh sounds on the new album. Highlights from the 21-track album include “Fresh From The Feds,” “Catch 1,” “Go Again Pt. 2,” and “4eva Us Freestyle,” which all introduce the 29-year-old to the listener’s universe. With his upbeat rap style and distinctive tone, the 4PF & CMG signee has made a name for himself in the music industry.
View the entire interview between 42 Dugg and “The Breakfast Club” below.
