But it gotta be something special for me to get on and actually rhyme.Īre you going to return to producing as Beat Novocain again? If someone asks me to do something and I think I sound good on it and it’s the right kind of vibe, I’ll do it. I’m not planning to make a rap album, no. I have one of the hottest verses on the remix.ĭoes that mean you’ll drop an album one day where you’re rapping all the way through? I was like, you know what? I’ma get some verses from all these superstars, but I’ma give them a run for their money because I’ma go in. And it makes sense, because all I do is win. A remix is supposed to be a remix, so I said you know what, I’ma spit eight bars on here. I just said, you know what? This is my fourth album, and “All I Do Is Win” is the number one record across the country. On some of my albums, you’ve seen the growth besides me doing my creative intros, I’ll touch a chorus once in a while or my intros in my albums will be me semi-rapping.
I could’ve done it earlier in my career-spit a verse-but I just decided not to. What got into you?ĭJ Khaled: Well, I’m an artist as well as a DJ, producer and executive. VIBE: I think you caught people off guard on the “All I Do Is Win (Remix),” when you got on the track rapping. DJ Khaled wraps up his day-long guest editing stint with a sit-down conversation with VIBE.
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