Thanks for watching! Be sure to subscribe and rate the audio podcast on Apple and Spotify. Full timestamps below. APPLE: applepodcasts.com/peoplesparty SPOTIFY: open.spotify.com/show/72bYFZBBZIwc7kdYUmRgFe TIMESTAMPS 2:01 -- JPEG talks about the unique titles of his projects, which are intentionally off-putting to weed out the people that most likely wouldn't vibe off his music, and also explains the origins of his rap name. 5:29 -- JPEG reflects on growing up in Flatbush, Brooklyn, then moving frequently with his Jamaican parents starting at age 13, finally choosing Baltimore as his home base. He also speaks on the culture shock of the outwards racism he experienced while living in the south, and gives his impartial take on gentrification. 13:22 -- JPEG and Talib reflect on Ice Cube's mega influence and impact on each of them and across the industry. As well as Cube's signature way of attacking racism in America from a street level, everyday approach. 17:00 -- JPEG and Talib discuss the punk/hip hop connection and the freedom, empowerment, and control that an artist feels once they've established a lasting legacy, using Lauryn Hill as an example. 25:47 -- Talib asks JPEG to elaborate on a paraphrased quote regarding withholding the judgement of Kanye West's backing of Donald Trump. JPEG also speaks on how profoundly honored he feels when he hears his idols acknowledge him and are fans of his music. 33:34 -- JPEG speaks on the deep love he has for his hometown of Baltimore. They also discuss it's history of being used as a political football, and pacifism vs. the necessary use of violence, and the combination of both to promote change. 48:18 -- JPEG feels forced to interrupt Talib before he begins quoting Nelson Mandela to apologize in advance if he throws up anytime during the interview, and moments later he apologizes once more. They go on to discuss battling online twitter racists, and the concept of "righteous anger". 53:58 -- JPEG reflects on his military background, joining at a time when he felt he had no other viable options. They also discuss Trump's relationship with the media, and JPEG expresses why he thinks he'll be elected for a second term. 1:04:50 -- JPEG breaks down in detail the analogy he uses of his records being his children. 1:07:53 -- Talib references JPEG's song "Thug Tears", and asks him about the stigma of black men crying, and showing vulnerability. 1:10:14 -- JPEG is asked if he is ready for the last two questions, while he ponders if he needs a reunion with the people's party trash can. Once the show is back on track he responds to prompting his white fans at his shows to trade out the n-word for "cracker" when rapping along with him during sets. 1:15:23 -- Talib closes the show with one of JPEG's most notable quotes about perseverance of aspiring artists on the steep uphill climb to achieving success.
He isn't really a lightweight. Consider the fact he drank to the point of throwing up and still expressed himself intelligently and held his own. I was mad impressed. Great interview. Respect.
I wasn't sure what to expect, but this is now in my top 5 of People's Party episodes. Great work holding it together just when I thought it was going to implode. That's what made it so fun to watch.
Yea fa sho i agree i was just thinking that as it ended.Its up there with the Too Short interview yea cuz im from East Oakland lol and also impressed with Kweli Bay Area hip hop knowledge,also up there with the Murs episode which kinda hit home with me bcuz im in uh group with Bicasso ov the Living Legends which is the group Murs is in and it wuz cool hearing Murs talk about the crew The Grouch,Bicasso,Mystik Journeymen,The big homie Bicasso and myself group is called Alien Art Gang if anyone cares 2 checkout,MC Eiht interview was off the chain on some OG shit that "Music 2 Drive by" album iz uh classic it wuz dope 2 hear them talk about not going with the norm as far as being from The West Coast but not really flipping funk samples but flipping that classic Jazz i guess thats how he was able 2 crossover on the East Coast.Plus I always thought that wuz MC Eiht in the Wu Tang "can it all be so simple" video glad 2 get that confirmed. Plus Robert Glasper,Lil Kim and Rapsody.Shit he should interview Curren$y,Del The Funkee Homosapien,Raekwon,RZA,Yukmouth ov The Luniz,Styles P,K.dot or Ab soul would be dope,C bo,Mozzy,Spice 1,AZ,The Alchemist,Dj Premier,J Rocc (Dilla's DJ),Peanut butter wolf or Madlib,Willie The Kid or his older brother from the Wu LA The Darkman,Mac Mall(Now that would be so dope Kweli interviwing Vallejo,Ca Mac Dre and Pac lil homie Mac Mall,Andre Nicktiana,Kool Keith,Earl Sweatshirt,Domo Genesis,Ameer Van formely ov Brockhampton,Griselda,DJ Drama,DJ Quikk,Beans or Freeway,Young Chris, E40 or B Legit,Redman,Tray dee,Jayo Felony,Elzhi,Treach naughty by nature,Mos Def,Rakim,KRS,Big Boi,Rico ov Organized Noise,Future,Did I say Danny fuckin Brown,Qtip,Kurupt & Daz,Battlecat,Sadat X,MC Ren,DJ Yella,Fashawn,Dave East,Nas lil brother Jungle,Havoc,Intelligent Hoodlum,Mannie Fresh,Juvie, Young Roddy (Curren$y Jet Life homie),Harry Styles,Biz Markie,Masta Ace,Masta Killa,DJ Fresh (Tonite Show),The Grouch and Eligh,Scarub,Luckyiam,Bicasso, hell the whole damm Living Legend crew,Nelly,Khujo,Big Gipp,Twista,DJ Paul,Gangsta Boo,Cormega,Jay Electronica,Big Sean,Buckshot,Smif n wessun,Cool Nuttz,Joey Badass,Lil B,Mystikal,Project Pat (I call him the first Gucci maine,Killer Mike,Eightball or MJG,Mase,Common,Special Ed,MF Grimm,H.E.R.,Jean Grae,C Ray Walz,Slug from Atmosphere,Charlie Brown,Kelis,Chad Hugo,Skateboard P,childish Gambino and fuck i can keep going and going and going pink bunny style my ninja if anyone can pull these interviews off Kweli can with his wide knowledge ov hip hop i mean dude was talking boute project blowed and Good life cafe this nigga brought up Mystik Journeyman 2 Too Short uh BK nigga at that he uh master student ov the game.
Oh yea forgot Shock G aka Humpty Hump and Money B from Digital Underground,Shyheim,Killa Priest,and Richie Rich I heard on the Planet Asia interview say he was uh Richie Rich and Hieroglyphics crew transplant lol
@@elismith8356 i always feel insecure that i type too much but ur out here just owning it. respect!! 🤣🤣 and i read this whole thing too u mentioned some dope artists like fashawn, jean grae, chad hugo
Shouts out to Talib and crew for being patient, caring and professional while Peggy was puking. Shouts to Peggy for pushing the envelope in rap while being himself we need more of those in Hip-Hop.
Kweli's hat game is so strong that he never wears the same hat twice and in fact I'm surprised he doesn't change hats during the interview just to floss
Anthony Witt That's what REALLY makes this podcast so amazing. Talib is an immaculate interviewer (letting the guest speak, asking actual questions open ended, minimizing talking about himself, ect) I love this channel! Keep the quality coming!
What a beautiful interview. That level of respect and the way this brother expresses his gratitude and talks about honoring his heroes is so dope to me .....and smoking out his hero, too. That's really cool. I'm going to check out Jpegmafia. I'm a new fan and I haven't even heard his music yet.
Sa'Id Dustin Toney some of his shit is crazy weird but I’m used to all the abrasiveness and noise and stuff. The more you’ll listen the more you’ll like it.
@@Vincetrumentals Word up, that's cool. I've gone through half of "All My Heroes Are Cornballs" now. It's not a mellow easy listening album. I'm an older cat who grew up on Rakim, Kane, Bam, etc, etc, etc. With that being said, I'm into it, brother. It's official, I'm a fan. The next time you're out in Portland, OR I'mma come out, insha'llah.
Damn bruh that ending really hit home. I've been feeling like this for 12 years straight. Peggy always puts things in perspective. I feel like qutting this music shit every other week. But he really just gave me some hope bc its literally the only thing I want to do, and I'm good at. Man thank you Uproxx and Talib for this interview.
@@neomcdoom Death Metal bands with generic song titles involving zombies and shit tends to be the most boring nowadays. Its all about space and lovecraft now.
Jack Sprack “I Cum Blood” by Cannibal Corpse. “From Womb to Waste” and “Subjected to a Beating” by Dying Fetus. “The Stillborn One” by Necrophagist. “Sterilized Infant Fleshdoll” and “Hacksaw Masturbation” by Necroticgorebeast. “Raped in Hatred by Vines of Thorn” By The Black Dahlia Murder. “Forced Gender Reassignment” by Cattle Decapitation. “Ripping Through Flesh” by Creeping Death. “Trample the Weak, Hurdle the Dead” by Skinless. “Bludgeoned to Death” by Suicide Silence.
Acidic Vaginal Liquid Explosion Generated By Mass Amounts Of Filthy Fecal Fisting And Sadistic Septic Syphilic Sodomy Inside The Infected Maggot Infested Womb Of A Molested Nun Dying Under The Roof Of A Burning Church While A Priest Watches And Ejaculates In Immense Perverse Pleasure Over His First Fresh Fetus Intracerebrally Consuming Cephalalgia Through The Cranium Macerating Debrisfucked Manure Ingested Remains Of The Mindfucked Cataplexic Wicked Mankind Whom Fistfucked The Progenies From The Deepest Depths Of The Analmaggot Raped Human Pieces Of Erotic Shitmasses Which Gave Birth To Worthless Eunuchs As Travesty For Cumstained Whorefaced Sluts Enslaved By This Stupid Society Full Of Fetal Garbages
Mieli Stevens I kinda disagree with the people listing obvious gore classics in the replies. Like duh obviously a gruesome violent title would weed certain people out. I think if you look at a band like cannibal corpse, they had fun with the controversy and were obviously into horror themes and shit, it doesn't seem to me like those first bands were trying to intentionally gate-keep their music; though it did have that effect. Some of the other examples listed in the replies I would consider to be deliberate controversy, which just isn't genuine or interesting in my opinion. If you really wanna talk about gate keeping titles, you could site pretty much any counter culture shit ever. Mozart had a song called Lick Me in the Ass. I definitely see where y'all are coming from with the death metal examples, but also I think this type of this is everywhere in music
He showed up drunk, broke a glass, threw up 3 times. I don't know if you are mentally ill or a kid or just slow, but I think Talib did a pretty reasonable thing here.
After watching over 4 jpeg interviews and now this one, I feel like this is the most resonant of his authentic personality. Booze aside and all, this felt and flowed better than the other ones. 🎉
I've literally been waiting for this interview since I saw the first preview. Aint even gonna lie I dead ass subscribed to the channel for this. Yea I know I'm one of those types
LMAO THAT'S EXACTLY WHAT I WAS SAYING HAHAHA, i literally came from muchdank and typed in "jpegmafia throws up interview" and seeing it was real made it so much more raw, now i stan peggyyyy
UPROXX Video I’m very new to almost never heard of him until this interview, simple fact people’s party staff as a whole and Talib interview him , I learn a lot from this young man and his music , he’s mos def (pun attended) a new breed of MC’ing making true raw statement through his music and in the industry .. he’s just a newer more diverse version of the tribes, roots, dead prez, black star, Kendrick’s, etc and so on and so forth.. not my cup of tea of style of music , but I respect it and salute the message and style he’s giving to us to enjoy ... peace young man, next time have a chaser with that drink ... keep making great body of work
🤣🤣🤣 This was exactly what I needed today. Thank you UPROXX, Talib, and of course Peggy for being such an amazing guest and bring the Party to People's Party.
@Adapted MC either way we want denzel curry hahaha he is a very introspective person and has always been fun to be around. An interview with him n talib would be outstanding n hilarious
UPROXX Video I’m very new to almost never heard of him until this interview, simple fact people’s party staff as a whole and Talib interview him , I learn a lot from this young man and his music , he’s mos def (pun attended) a new breed of MC’ing making true raw statement through his music and in the industry .. he’s just a newer more diverse version of the tribes, roots, dead prez, black star, Kendrick’s, etc and so on and so forth.. not my cup of tea of style of music , but I respect it and salute the message and style he’s giving to us to enjoy ... peace young man, next time have a chaser with that drink ... keep making great body of work
Only discovered JPEG recently but honestly he's become easily one of my favorites to the point where I, who usually just stays home and enjoys my cheap audiophile set up and hates crowds, want to see him live. Seeing him interact like this with Talib just felt so sincere and true, and as controversial as his opinions might be, I found myself aligning with them more than not. Was sad to see Hasanabi get banned as he was going to have Peggy on and I really wanted to know more about JPEG's political ideology, but this interview gave me not just that, but also a look into someone who seems like a really nice, genuine guy. All that while having a great time! Will definitely watch this one again and check our more of People's Party
heaps of respect for peggy in the comments for being able to articulate himself while drunk which i feel 100%... But mad respect to Talib Kweli and his people for remaining so patient and understanding throughout this one! That takes some next level inner peace haha
@@lovekaelen Jpeg just put a vid out of him interviewing random people on the street. In the vid he mentions this interview and how he hasnt talked to Kweli since lmao
Anybody that damn intelligent drunk and stoned breaking glasses throwing up looks like it's time to check out jpegmafia music and this is so cool I didn't even know Talib Kweli have a podcast
This series is consistently inspirational. There were so many moments in this interview that made me well up, and so many thoughtful and insightful questions.
Thanks to an OG doing his research and coming into this interview with bangers. Another insightful one. Big ups Sir Talib Kweli and crew. Love you Peggy
EASILY one of the creative minds that hip-hop is blessed with now. NEVER thought he would come up here tho for some reason. Big ups to Peggy for showing up, and s/o to Jasmin & Talib for hosting this. People's Party keep repping the culture, old & new
@Ty Thomas Boxing Training lol , you can describe any reason to drink alchohol and add : is alcoholism behind bro... Peggy doesnt look like a mess yet so.
23:50 This whole conversation reminds me of The Cure during 1982. Robert Smith was at his breaking point because of his depression, had a fight with his band mate Simon, and went straight back home in May. Then his father convinced and pressured him to finish the tour because thousands of fans had bought tickets to see the band. So he endured a few more weeks of shows before the tour ended in a huge mess on June 11.
@Umrann Syed Yeah man, Lol was still in the band. He was a bit of an observer watching their relationship deteriorate, although he had his own issues like his mother dying in 1981. The reason why they got into a fight was because Simon was pretty much, according to Robert; Becoming really arrogant and the stereotypical rock n’ roll archetype he hated. Could be because of the drugs, depression, or exhaustion from touring 1981 and recording Pornography, but that’s pretty much how it went down. Like they were at a bar in Strasbourg and Simon was berating this bartender over a drink, so Robert told him to shut up. Then he punched the shit out of Robert and they started going at it. Which was the climax of The Cure’s early days and led to Simon leaving the band for two years, and Robert Smith getting deeper involved with Siouxsie and the Banshees. Lol also stopped drumming, and switched to keyboards. In other words, everyone was a big mess by 1982.
the fact that he carries lyrical rhythm in the way he speaks, is evidential to how much heart and soul he puts into his music. I love this dude and his righteous anger.
This interview right here is why I love JPEGMAFIA and I found a new love for Talib Kweli, I've never heard of him before in my hole life, but seeing and hearing what he has to say is so real, I love interviewers that keep it so real, the fact that this interviewer said more truth than most people I have so much respect for, Talib Kweli isn't just an interviewer, he's an artist interviewing an artist, not just a random person that doesn't now shit asking random famous person !
Kweli is my man 200 Grand, but he knows Lauryn is wrong for how she does her fans. She's wildin out. Lol. On another note, it would be dope to get DOOM on here one day.
I get his argument but that’ll just make people not want to buy tickets if you’re that inconsistent. Dont go on tour if you’re that unstable and unsure you can hold the responsibility of showing up.
Hey, this podcast was real as fuck; I have so much respect for Peggy, as he is honest, straightforward, really down to earth person, who also LIVES for the art and has so much respect for it. This was one of the most enlightening hour and a half of my life, if I'm being honest-
Thanks for watching! Be sure to subscribe and rate the audio podcast on Apple and Spotify. Full timestamps below.
APPLE: applepodcasts.com/peoplesparty
SPOTIFY: open.spotify.com/show/72bYFZBBZIwc7kdYUmRgFe
TIMESTAMPS
2:01 -- JPEG talks about the unique titles of his projects, which are intentionally off-putting to weed out the people that most likely wouldn't vibe off his music, and also explains the origins of his rap name.
5:29 -- JPEG reflects on growing up in Flatbush, Brooklyn, then moving frequently with his Jamaican parents starting at age 13, finally choosing Baltimore as his home base. He also speaks on the culture shock of the outwards racism he experienced while living in the south, and gives his impartial take on gentrification.
13:22 -- JPEG and Talib reflect on Ice Cube's mega influence and impact on each of them and across the industry. As well as Cube's signature way of attacking racism in America from a street level, everyday approach.
17:00 -- JPEG and Talib discuss the punk/hip hop connection and the freedom, empowerment, and control that an artist feels once they've established a lasting legacy, using Lauryn Hill as an example.
25:47 -- Talib asks JPEG to elaborate on a paraphrased quote regarding withholding the judgement of Kanye West's backing of Donald Trump. JPEG also speaks on how profoundly honored he feels when he hears his idols acknowledge him and are fans of his music.
33:34 -- JPEG speaks on the deep love he has for his hometown of Baltimore. They also discuss it's history of being used as a political football, and pacifism vs. the necessary use of violence, and the combination of both to promote change.
48:18 -- JPEG feels forced to interrupt Talib before he begins quoting Nelson Mandela to apologize in advance if he throws up anytime during the interview, and moments later he apologizes once more. They go on to discuss battling online twitter racists, and the concept of "righteous anger".
53:58 -- JPEG reflects on his military background, joining at a time when he felt he had no other viable options. They also discuss Trump's relationship with the media, and JPEG expresses why he thinks he'll be elected for a second term.
1:04:50 -- JPEG breaks down in detail the analogy he uses of his records being his children.
1:07:53 -- Talib references JPEG's song "Thug Tears", and asks him about the stigma of black men crying, and showing vulnerability.
1:10:14 -- JPEG is asked if he is ready for the last two questions, while he ponders if he needs a reunion with the people's party trash can. Once the show is back on track he responds to prompting his white fans at his shows to trade out the n-word for "cracker" when rapping along with him during sets.
1:15:23 -- Talib closes the show with one of JPEG's most notable quotes about perseverance of aspiring artists on the steep uphill climb to achieving success.
Just subscribed
Love the ending quote
"I'm anti violence but I'm pro karma"
I feel that
That sounds like a bar tbh
@@sfglim5341 surprised he hasn't put it in one of his tracks yet honestly.
Only Peggy being 110% drunk can still make more sense than a sober person. Respect! Honest as always
Word
bro fr
Hes a vet bro
@@rossdoesstuff9717 nice
No way he’s 110% drunk but I suppose your point stands even at a 45% or something level
jpegmafia in every interview: "im kinda drunk right now".
Im guessing u also saw the oxford union interview
@@cyan_9263 correct
sina _926 cambridge!
@@mrfantastic9466 my bad!
@@anthonyharris5282 drinking to avoid negative emotions is still a problem, no matter how many of your favorite rappers are doing it.
He isn't really a lightweight. Consider the fact he drank to the point of throwing up and still expressed himself intelligently and held his own. I was mad impressed. Great interview. Respect.
yep, as soon as I have been sick that would be a wrap, im outta there
def not a lightweight. And more than that -- a fun, kind, thoughtful person to party hard with. Those are rare!
@@uproxx Yeah because to be a lightweight would be so bad and not very masculine eh?
@New Guy totally didn't get my sarcasm did ya xD
He ain't a lightweight, just pissed asf
The guy that handled peggys audio levels must have been pulling his hair out throughout this interview
Hahahahah bruh
Waves Vocal Rider Live. You’re welcome
That's why they do them digital compressions on the radio nowadays!
I'm pulling my hair out adjusting my own volume every 30 seconds.
@@ghostiiOnSpotify honestly
I wasn't sure what to expect, but this is now in my top 5 of People's Party episodes. Great work holding it together just when I thought it was going to implode. That's what made it so fun to watch.
alllllmost off the rails, but there was legit wisdom being dropped and EVERYONE was hyped to make it work.
Yea fa sho i agree i was just thinking that as it ended.Its up there with the Too Short interview yea cuz im from East Oakland lol and also impressed with Kweli Bay Area hip hop knowledge,also up there with the Murs episode which kinda hit home with me bcuz im in uh group with Bicasso ov the Living Legends which is the group Murs is in and it wuz cool hearing Murs talk about the crew The Grouch,Bicasso,Mystik Journeymen,The big homie Bicasso and myself group is called Alien Art Gang if anyone cares 2 checkout,MC Eiht interview was off the chain on some OG shit that "Music 2 Drive by" album iz uh classic it wuz dope 2 hear them talk about not going with the norm as far as being from The West Coast but not really flipping funk samples but flipping that classic Jazz i guess thats how he was able 2 crossover on the East Coast.Plus I always thought that wuz MC Eiht in the Wu Tang "can it all be so simple" video glad 2 get that confirmed. Plus Robert Glasper,Lil Kim and Rapsody.Shit he should interview Curren$y,Del The Funkee Homosapien,Raekwon,RZA,Yukmouth ov The Luniz,Styles P,K.dot or Ab soul would be dope,C bo,Mozzy,Spice 1,AZ,The Alchemist,Dj Premier,J Rocc (Dilla's DJ),Peanut butter wolf or Madlib,Willie The Kid or his older brother from the Wu LA The Darkman,Mac Mall(Now that would be so dope Kweli interviwing Vallejo,Ca Mac Dre and Pac lil homie Mac Mall,Andre Nicktiana,Kool Keith,Earl Sweatshirt,Domo Genesis,Ameer Van formely ov Brockhampton,Griselda,DJ Drama,DJ Quikk,Beans or Freeway,Young Chris, E40 or B Legit,Redman,Tray dee,Jayo Felony,Elzhi,Treach naughty by nature,Mos Def,Rakim,KRS,Big Boi,Rico ov Organized Noise,Future,Did I say Danny fuckin Brown,Qtip,Kurupt & Daz,Battlecat,Sadat X,MC Ren,DJ Yella,Fashawn,Dave East,Nas lil brother Jungle,Havoc,Intelligent Hoodlum,Mannie Fresh,Juvie, Young Roddy (Curren$y Jet Life homie),Harry Styles,Biz Markie,Masta Ace,Masta Killa,DJ Fresh (Tonite Show),The Grouch and Eligh,Scarub,Luckyiam,Bicasso, hell the whole damm Living Legend crew,Nelly,Khujo,Big Gipp,Twista,DJ Paul,Gangsta Boo,Cormega,Jay Electronica,Big Sean,Buckshot,Smif n wessun,Cool Nuttz,Joey Badass,Lil B,Mystikal,Project Pat (I call him the first Gucci maine,Killer Mike,Eightball or MJG,Mase,Common,Special Ed,MF Grimm,H.E.R.,Jean Grae,C Ray Walz,Slug from Atmosphere,Charlie Brown,Kelis,Chad Hugo,Skateboard P,childish Gambino and fuck i can keep going and going and going pink bunny style my ninja if anyone can pull these interviews off Kweli can with his wide knowledge ov hip hop i mean dude was talking boute project blowed and Good life cafe this nigga brought up Mystik Journeyman 2 Too Short uh BK nigga at that he uh master student ov the game.
Oh yea forgot Shock G aka Humpty Hump and Money B from Digital Underground,Shyheim,Killa Priest,and Richie Rich I heard on the Planet Asia interview say he was uh Richie Rich and Hieroglyphics crew transplant lol
@@elismith8356 i always feel insecure that i type too much but ur out here just owning it. respect!! 🤣🤣 and i read this whole thing too u mentioned some dope artists like fashawn, jean grae, chad hugo
WOW!!! This interview was better than I expected. Best JPEGMafia interview ever.
So glad that it's resonating!
I felt like the video was 10 minutes long honestly. I'd really like to meet both of these guys
The names JPEGMAFIA all caps no spaces
i agree!
Only jpegmafia can break something during the beginning of an interview and make it seem normal...
He made it seem biz-as-usual cool
@@uproxx 🤣🤣🤣
lol then puke and stay totally cool
three times lol
Facts bruh
Thug tears: " I feel like i'm about to throw up" 😂
Literally exactly what I thought of
Some people don't get him at all and that's a shame cos he's so genuine and talented - it's crazy! 🔥
😂😂
Shouts out to Talib and crew for being patient, caring and professional while Peggy was puking. Shouts to Peggy for pushing the envelope in rap while being himself we need more of those in Hip-Hop.
Kweli's hat game is so strong that he never wears the same hat twice and in fact I'm surprised he doesn't change hats during the interview just to floss
Many many hats in his roller bag.
Hat 100 Game 100
*throws up violently* "My bad." 1:13:00
😂💀
Peggy is super chaotic neutral, the type that breaks glasses and spits on the floor of the colors show. Love this guy
This is the best interview I've seen in years! Word... Thank you.
Punk rock vibes are heavy with this one.
Talk about spilling your guts on camera
Well played.
Shit like that happens on or off camera. These are Emcees not a cooperate suit talk show. Fuck you and have a nice day
@Wusu Wima I'm always chilling bro,this dude me spitt rage...fuck it!!
Epps Pecker you ever eat a snickers before?
dysperisenjoyinghimself. Lmaoo
Brooo this interview is so legendary
One of the best yet #worldsbestpodcast
@@uproxx no cap, this video just made me subscribe lmao I've been sleeping. Thank you for this
@@lesegotshabalala7710 Same
My new favorite jpegmafia interview
Damn, you can really tell Talib did his research
Talib and Mos Def are fans
Anthony Witt That's what REALLY makes this podcast so amazing. Talib is an immaculate interviewer (letting the guest speak, asking actual questions open ended, minimizing talking about himself, ect) I love this channel! Keep the quality coming!
UPROXX Video yasiin bey*
@@khrashingphantom9632 you're so right and the biggest hip hop interviewers do not do that. Adam22 and charlamagne are so terrible
Honestly Peggy's fit is fire as hell
all his fits are fire as hell
that military carpenter swag
What a beautiful interview. That level of respect and the way this brother expresses his gratitude and talks about honoring his heroes is so dope to me .....and smoking out his hero, too. That's really cool. I'm going to check out Jpegmafia. I'm a new fan and I haven't even heard his music yet.
Sa'Id Dustin Toney some of his shit is crazy weird but I’m used to all the abrasiveness and noise and stuff. The more you’ll listen the more you’ll like it.
Sa'Id Dustin Toney exactly what I was trying to say but you phrased it so well, thanks for that ✌️😁
@@Vincetrumentals Word up, that's cool. I've gone through half of "All My Heroes Are Cornballs" now.
It's not a mellow easy listening album. I'm an older cat who grew up on Rakim, Kane, Bam, etc, etc, etc.
With that being said, I'm into it, brother. It's official, I'm a fan. The next time you're out in Portland, OR I'mma come out, insha'llah.
Start with his Veteran album. Imo, the best jumping off point to the rest of his music/ideas. Curbstomp and Baby I'm Bleeding are good starts.
Sa'Id Dustin Toney AMHACB is more mellow than most of the stuff he’s done. Veteran is a lot harder
"people put the word edgy on me because i feel like they can’t deal with the reality of what i’m talking about"
JPEGMafia is a top tier live performer
*God tier
On god. I saw him in a tiny ass venue.
Peggy goes 100 all out every damn time
Too bad shows in EU got cancelled. Really wanted to see him live.
He's a top tier everything
Damn bruh that ending really hit home. I've been feeling like this for 12 years straight. Peggy always puts things in perspective. I feel like qutting this music shit every other week. But he really just gave me some hope bc its literally the only thing I want to do, and I'm good at. Man thank you Uproxx and Talib for this interview.
yea that shit just made me stood up
It’s all in your hands! You’re more than capable! 🦋✨
you gotta get out of dream retirement no uploads in 8 month did you lose your purpose?
dude he said "I feel like I'm about to throw up" almost exactly like he did in thug tears 💀
It’s surreal seeing this after everything we‘ve seen in Minneapolis.
Death metal has been using song titles for fan quality control for decades, so I love that hip-hop might see some value in that now.
Mieli Stevens
What are some examples of metal songs that do that?
@@neomcdoom Death Metal bands with generic song titles involving zombies and shit tends to be the most boring nowadays. Its all about space and lovecraft now.
Jack Sprack “I Cum Blood” by Cannibal Corpse. “From Womb to Waste” and “Subjected to a Beating” by Dying Fetus. “The Stillborn One” by Necrophagist. “Sterilized Infant Fleshdoll” and “Hacksaw Masturbation” by Necroticgorebeast. “Raped in Hatred by Vines of Thorn” By The Black Dahlia Murder. “Forced Gender Reassignment” by Cattle Decapitation. “Ripping Through Flesh” by Creeping Death. “Trample the Weak, Hurdle the Dead” by Skinless. “Bludgeoned to Death” by Suicide Silence.
Acidic Vaginal Liquid Explosion Generated By Mass Amounts Of Filthy Fecal Fisting And Sadistic Septic Syphilic Sodomy Inside The Infected Maggot Infested Womb Of A Molested Nun Dying Under The Roof Of A Burning Church While A Priest Watches And Ejaculates In Immense Perverse Pleasure Over His First Fresh Fetus Intracerebrally Consuming Cephalalgia Through The Cranium Macerating Debrisfucked Manure Ingested Remains Of The Mindfucked Cataplexic Wicked Mankind Whom Fistfucked The Progenies From The Deepest Depths Of The Analmaggot Raped Human Pieces Of Erotic Shitmasses Which Gave Birth To Worthless Eunuchs As Travesty For Cumstained Whorefaced Sluts Enslaved By This Stupid Society Full Of Fetal Garbages
Mieli Stevens I kinda disagree with the people listing obvious gore classics in the replies. Like duh obviously a gruesome violent title would weed certain people out. I think if you look at a band like cannibal corpse, they had fun with the controversy and were obviously into horror themes and shit, it doesn't seem to me like those first bands were trying to intentionally gate-keep their music; though it did have that effect. Some of the other examples listed in the replies I would consider to be deliberate controversy, which just isn't genuine or interesting in my opinion. If you really wanna talk about gate keeping titles, you could site pretty much any counter culture shit ever. Mozart had a song called Lick Me in the Ass. I definitely see where y'all are coming from with the death metal examples, but also I think this type of this is everywhere in music
Peggy after vomiting twice: I’m not drunk anymore!
Also Peggy, 5 minutes later: I’m drunk and I need the bucket again...
It's like he gets drunker by talking instead of drinking
@@jarretmyer8597 hahahahaahahah
This is the most Jpegmafia interview ever
the cambridge interview and now this... keep peggy save!
I wrote this before I knew he gonna throw up like three times in this interview 😂😂
This guy is something else.
I'm honestly just happy that the interview didn't get awkward or made peggy feel uncomfortable. True professional genuine shit!
I thought muchdank was just playing this man really puked
time stamp svp???
Jason Lake 1:12:50
Jason Lake 1:10:30
Peggy’s Vomit
48:57 1:10:29 1:13:01
I love how by the third one Jasmin does not find it funny anymore
lmao
Goat
Was looking for this interview specifically for this, stayed for the convo (no skipping)
Went from peoples party to drink champs really quick, great episode.
He said Talib never talked to him again after this
💀
Honestly doesn’t surprise, never really liked Talib
He showed up drunk, broke a glass, threw up 3 times. I don't know if you are mentally ill or a kid or just slow, but I think Talib did a pretty reasonable thing here.
After watching over 4 jpeg interviews and now this one, I feel like this is the most resonant of his authentic personality. Booze aside and all, this felt and flowed better than the other ones. 🎉
i've literally just watched or listened to this interview idly for the past 3 days i love it so much lol
Big shout out to Talib for even knowing that Peggy exists. If anyone deserves an interview in music today, it's this man.
Peggy rocking them Yugi gloves
I've literally been waiting for this interview since I saw the first preview. Aint even gonna lie I dead ass subscribed to the channel for this. Yea I know I'm one of those types
We promise to keep bringing the ruckus. Get hyped for next week!
Wait Peggy puking wasn’t just a muchdank edit
Nope LOL . Real life only on the People’s Party
LMAO THAT'S EXACTLY WHAT I WAS SAYING HAHAHA, i literally came from muchdank and typed in "jpegmafia throws up interview" and seeing it was real made it so much more raw, now i stan peggyyyy
Talib I appreciate your patience on this interview.. especially him throwing up all over the place .. a lot people would of ended it right there
We appreciate having a party at the People’s Party, especially when it is with the very talented JPEGMAFIA. He has earned certain treatment.
UPROXX Video I’m very new to almost never heard of him until this interview, simple fact people’s party staff as a whole and Talib interview him , I learn a lot from this young man and his music , he’s mos def (pun attended) a new breed of MC’ing making true raw statement through his music and in the industry .. he’s just a newer more diverse version of the tribes, roots, dead prez, black star, Kendrick’s, etc and so on and so forth..
not my cup of tea of style of music , but I respect it and salute the message and style he’s giving to us to enjoy ... peace young man, next time have a chaser with that drink ... keep making great body of work
Factsyoua real one
@@uproxx W
FACTS
best JPEGmafia interview out there man, two living legends…
🤣🤣🤣 This was exactly what I needed today. Thank you UPROXX, Talib, and of course Peggy for being such an amazing guest and bring the Party to People's Party.
We need Denzel Curry here. Denzel curry is honestly my favorite rapper right now
Working on it!
Denzel Washington, yes!
@Adapted MC either way we want denzel curry hahaha he is a very introspective person and has always been fun to be around. An interview with him n talib would be outstanding n hilarious
I hate to be that nigga right now... But your pfp already told me that
@@djandjb1 If you really hated sounding like an idiot, you wouldn't go out of your way to sound like an idiot
UPROXX Video I’m very new to almost never heard of him until this interview, simple fact people’s party staff as a whole and Talib interview him , I learn a lot from this young man and his music , he’s mos def (pun attended) a new breed of MC’ing making true raw statement through his music and in the industry .. he’s just a newer more diverse version of the tribes, roots, dead prez, black star, Kendrick’s, etc and so on and so forth..
not my cup of tea of style of music , but I respect it and salute the message and style he’s giving to us to enjoy ... peace young man, next time have a chaser with that drink ... keep making great body of work
Only discovered JPEG recently but honestly he's become easily one of my favorites to the point where I, who usually just stays home and enjoys my cheap audiophile set up and hates crowds, want to see him live. Seeing him interact like this with Talib just felt so sincere and true, and as controversial as his opinions might be, I found myself aligning with them more than not. Was sad to see Hasanabi get banned as he was going to have Peggy on and I really wanted to know more about JPEG's political ideology, but this interview gave me not just that, but also a look into someone who seems like a really nice, genuine guy. All that while having a great time!
Will definitely watch this one again and check our more of People's Party
Jpegmafia with the most peggy interview. Talked about social and racial causes while puking his guts😂
The part about Peggy releasing his music as if it’s his kid resonated so much. Amazing interview.
heaps of respect for peggy in the comments for being able to articulate himself while drunk which i feel 100%... But mad respect to Talib Kweli and his people for remaining so patient and understanding throughout this one! That takes some next level inner peace haha
damn i feel bad knowing that Kweli literally never spoke to him again after this
Came here for this comment
what happened? i can't find anything
@@lovekaelen Jpeg just put a vid out of him interviewing random people on the street. In the vid he mentions this interview and how he hasnt talked to Kweli since lmao
RIGHT
😔
One of jpegs best interviews, and Ive seen almost all of them. Dope as hell
Kweli tried so hard to protect Lauryn Hill but i'm not convinced.
Mveli Hlatshwayo convinced of? Convinced of what?
@@swankm9821 on why she's justified on being late or not showing up for shows.
Mveli Hlatshwayo yeahhhh..I get you bro
Same, that shit is so hypocritical
I absolutely agree and I love Lauryn Hill but that shit didn't fly with me.
Get spaceghostpurrp and Eric Andre on here.... AT THE SAME TIME! lol
Definitely, should have him come back for a 2nd interview! Great interview
Peggy is welcome back anytime!
@@uproxx even with the vomit 😂
Anybody that damn intelligent drunk and stoned breaking glasses throwing up looks like it's time to check out jpegmafia music and this is so cool I didn't even know Talib Kweli have a podcast
This series is consistently inspirational. There were so many moments in this interview that made me well up, and so many thoughtful and insightful questions.
Damn this may be my favorite interview ever
Well u got good taste
GREATEST EPISODE EVER 🤘🏾🤘🏾🤘🏾
If talib can forgive lauryn hill for canceling shows, he can forgive peg for puking on his show. Have the man back on for round 2
jpegmafia is the artist we need
as an alcoholic, this speaks to me
Love Jpeg, his originality, amd genuine, affirming sense of self. He's also smart af. We love him over here.
Thanks to an OG doing his research and coming into this interview with bangers. Another insightful one. Big ups Sir Talib Kweli and crew. Love you Peggy
Might be the best artist interview I’ve ever seen
Who’s here after muchdank
this the first Peggy interview I’ve seen and the man is normal in real life???
??? when is he not??
His music is pretty much just his normal self times 100.
That was the dopest interview I've ever seen!
That was the most casual yet eventful and insightful interview I have seen lol
EASILY one of the creative minds that hip-hop is blessed with now. NEVER thought he would come up here tho for some reason. Big ups to Peggy for showing up, and s/o to Jasmin & Talib for hosting this. People's Party keep repping the culture, old & new
49:15 "i apologise talib kweli" AHAAHAHAHAHA
Him using the full name was funny like Rick James using "Charlie Murphy" as a full name on Chapelle's show.
@@uproxx 😭
Loved this episode though. Kweli was more conversational than interviewery! Great content!
i watched halfway and never knew shit went down afterwards xD
Talib and Peggy have such a great chemistry. Such a great interview.
39:14 hits especially hard now
The line “We taking Brooklyn back you can leave the coffee” was actually on his song Williamsburg
This was such a dope interview.
this is one of the greatest videos of all time 🙏
"Hate is more honest than love" - Peggy
this is mad real
i hate that this is true
did NOT expect this. I clicked so fast.
I really hope Peggy doesn’t have an alcohol problem 🥺 every interview I’ve seen so far he’s talking bout being drunk
Nah , I think it's just he introvert way of try to not lose his shit.
@Ty Thomas Boxing Training lol , you can describe any reason to drink alchohol and add : is alcoholism behind bro... Peggy doesnt look like a mess yet so.
@Ty Thomas Boxing Training lol no.
@@blackbobanacond you don't have to be a visible mess to be an alcoholic. You projecting or something?
Its just punk shit honestly
Phenomenal interview. This was a pleasant surprise!!!!
I can’t believe kweli Made a GG Allin reference my man
23:50 This whole conversation reminds me of The Cure during 1982. Robert Smith was at his breaking point because of his depression, had a fight with his band mate Simon, and went straight back home in May.
Then his father convinced and pressured him to finish the tour because thousands of fans had bought tickets to see the band. So he endured a few more weeks of shows before the tour ended in a huge mess on June 11.
Wow that’s an awesome story. I love cure. 82 was pornography tour? Why’d he and Simon fight?! Lowl was still in the band at that point?
@Umrann Syed Yeah man, Lol was still in the band. He was a bit of an observer watching their relationship deteriorate, although he had his own issues like his mother dying in 1981.
The reason why they got into a fight was because Simon was pretty much, according to Robert; Becoming really arrogant and the stereotypical rock n’ roll archetype he hated. Could be because of the drugs, depression, or exhaustion from touring 1981 and recording Pornography, but that’s pretty much how it went down.
Like they were at a bar in Strasbourg and Simon was berating this bartender over a drink, so Robert told him to shut up. Then he punched the shit out of Robert and they started going at it. Which was the climax of The Cure’s early days and led to Simon leaving the band for two years, and Robert Smith getting deeper involved with Siouxsie and the Banshees. Lol also stopped drumming, and switched to keyboards.
In other words, everyone was a big mess by 1982.
the fact that he carries lyrical rhythm in the way he speaks, is evidential to how much heart and soul he puts into his music. I love this dude and his righteous anger.
This is the best peggy interview hands down, out of everything online right now
This interview right here is why I love JPEGMAFIA and I found a new love for Talib Kweli, I've never heard of him before in my hole life, but seeing and hearing what he has to say is so real, I love interviewers that keep it so real, the fact that this interviewer said more truth than most people I have so much respect for, Talib Kweli isn't just an interviewer, he's an artist interviewing an artist, not just a random person that doesn't now shit asking random famous person !
That last quote was so powerful.
TOOK LONG ENOUGH, DAMN
Worth the wait though, right?
@@stephenbramucci9395 anything Peggy is
this was so great
This is a brilliant and very insightful conversation. Thank you brothers.
First people's party that I've seen all the way through, you are the shit talib!!! I think this is gonna be my new favorite podcast
Welcome to the party, we appreciate ya
Kweli is my man 200 Grand, but he knows Lauryn is wrong for how she does her fans. She's wildin out. Lol. On another note, it would be dope to get DOOM on here one day.
Leonard Brothers
It be a Doom Bot Lol
Ironically, Doom is also known for not showing up for shows lmao. He be sending random dudes instead of him
Doom is probably not allowed in the USA anymore, so probably noy
I get his argument but that’ll just make people not want to buy tickets if you’re that inconsistent. Dont go on tour if you’re that unstable and unsure you can hold the responsibility of showing up.
Leonard Brothers yes Doom please
Such a memorable episode.
I ain’t knew who this was . But he in the people’s party so I gotta listen
thanks for that trust -- we're committed to bringing the fire. As always, kick us your dream guest list.
Consider yourself educated. Man is the shit
wow man i dont see interviewers doing this much research before hand thats so crazy. subscribed
Hey, this podcast was real as fuck; I have so much respect for Peggy, as he is honest, straightforward, really down to earth person, who also LIVES for the art and has so much respect for it. This was one of the most enlightening hour and a half of my life, if I'm being honest-
Man this was a instant classic
" I love the animosity, it makes me wet" lol one of the best statements ever.
“My life is made more
Convenient when I buy into the system” what a quote