About this episode
Join @RichardTaiteOfficial for an revealing conversation with 2KBABY.
Christian Michael Todd, better known as 2KBABY (formerly 2kbabysage and Lil Sage), is a hip-hop recording artist who scored a viral hit when he performed a freestyle of a song he later titled “Old Streets”. On April 10, 2020, 2K would release his debut album titled Pregame Rituals, the album excludes feature from the Chicago drill rapper himself Lil Durk and artist YFN Lucci.
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Key moments from this conversation with 2KBABY & Richard Taite.
Intro 00:00
Key moments from this conversation with 2KBABY & Richard Taite.
Intro 00:00
What is one of the main reasons Richard wanted to speak with 2KBABY? 01:18
Why did he choose the name 2KBABY? 02:51
At what AGE did 2KBABY start to experiment with substances? 06:20
What does 2KBABY have to say about withdrawal symptoms? 12:56
How has Subtance USE hindered 2KBABY's path of success? 16:04
Has 2KBABY written a song about the loss of HIS father? 29:30
What benefits has Alexis gained from therapy? 29:33
Other than MUSIC is 2KBABY working on creatively? 33:39
Richard outlines 2KBABY's SUCCESS plan, how WILL it help you? 42:58
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