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Plus, Justin and Micah’s reaction to Young Thug’s criticism of André 3000
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Justin Charity and Micah Peters are talking about rappers and respect. They address Young Thug’s criticism of André 3000 on T.I.’s expediTIously podcast (1:00), before discussing the ongoing cycle between award shows like The Grammys and their nominations (13:30) and why artists crave validation in the form of award shows (25:05).
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