Peter Bailey shares a NiteCap with Big Sean on South Beach where the Detroit emcee discussed working with Eminem, Rick Ross controversy, Jason Collin, girlfriend Naya Rivera and infusing his music with social conscience.
what the fuck is up with this guy's top lip.
@EverdayBladesBig Sean is not a good subject for an interview. He comes off very sophomoric and trying to sound calculated when answering simplistic questions. Kanye, Jay Z or Eminem would be more polished subjects about life, wisdom and success in Hip Hop
@WILBriscoeBig Sean looks a little like Pac!
@hiphophedzzThanks!
@markwolf7764Big sean is the worst rapper alive
@dilldshsMore like 0:56 (for Eminem)
@ecstatic1dude look like jason collins. ol gay ass
@Danny_SelamWhere can I get Aura Gold!?!?!?!
@JumpmanAlan23probably not important..but I think there could have been better body language from Peter Bailey. He kind of seems uncomfortable..fidgeting..constantly adjusting his sleeves. Idk cool interview regardless Just a tip though ..just to not make it so much robotic Q&A ..
@sun_free....three years aint that long when you had the top selling album of a year.
@nweazyI came for SEAN
@thatsexywhiteguyIts Seans interview. If you want Eminem go look him up.
@REFUSlONMan I wanted to hear about Em, he has been on a hiatus FOREVER!
@DVRKSTXR@2:58 nothing wrong with media influenced hip hop. Its fun music, and it doesn't define music as awhole unlike what most hip hop purists say
@markhowell1495Came here for eminem
@ashleyrodriguez4424so sus lol
@MasterZedXintro is kinda sus
@JeffhasCOOLbeansDude didn't even say shit about marshall.
@slimsolo8585this interview sucked because of mr bailey!
@ckrazy813Check me out I am gone be a legend one day more music to come
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