Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
"We're going to get kicked out of the fucking hotel. Like it's important. Every now and then all parents out there is going to trust the fat man with this one. Y'all. It is a backbone of something me and bunny of stood by." — Billy [Redacted]
"The problem with being a pond is quarried. You know what the bummer about having a dribble is? Is it like, like I would never pee on my wife. But like let's say that we got to a point in our relationship where we were like, let's try to spice it up for 60 years old or whatever." — Jelly Roll
"The ones who do it right are the ones who go out. Jesse Murth, the one I do wild ones with. Example of doing it right. She could have came out the gate selling thousands of tickets. Man, they sent that girl over to Australia. They sent her to the UK to do clubs." — Billy [Redacted]
The conversation opens with comedian Billy [Redacted] welcoming artist Jelly Roll, highlighting his recent career successes, including headlining Madison Square Garden and appearing on Saturday Night Live. Jelly Roll expresses initial guilt about missing personal commitments due to his demanding schedule. The discussion delves into Jelly Roll's personal journey, touching on his struggles with weight and past addiction, and his current focus on self-improvement through therapy and mindfulness. He details how his perspective on consumption, both food and media, has shifted, leading to greater clarity and discipline.
The narrative then shifts to the business and creative aspects of their careers. Jelly Roll discusses his collaborations with artists like Eminem and Machine Gun Kelly, emphasizing the importance of honesty and genuine connection in navigating industry relationships. Both speakers reflect on the evolution of music genres and the impact of streaming and social media on artist development. They share personal anecdotes about live performances, including the challenges of stage fright and unexpected situations, underscoring the resilience and dedication required in the live entertainment sphere.
The episode also explores the broader landscape of the music industry, touching on the complexities of genre classification, the impact of major awards shows, and the burgeoning country music scene. Discussions include the controversy surrounding Beyoncé's country music nominations and the shifting dynamics of Nashville as a music hub. They also highlight up-and-coming artists and the importance of authentic connection and personal growth for sustained success. The conversation concludes with reflections on the challenges and rewards of fatherhood and maintaining personal relationships amidst demanding careers.