Stretch Money on Threats, Influencing Detroit, Bill & Isiah Tape, DoorDashing | Kid L Podcast

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@StretchMoney Interview. He responds to threats, recent hate, and call-outs. Stretch Money talks about his rise to fame with his song, "Takes Money to Make Money." He talks about the rise fizzling out because his crew had gone to prison, including himself. We talk about how Stretch influenced the city with his musical marketing genius. He also responds to Al Nuke and other people that have concerns and issues with him. We also talk about Doughboyz Cashout and Teameastside uniting on stage this past weekend. Stretch has recently been involved in Hip Hop and talks about his Bill & Isiah tape with Valid.
00:00:00 - Intro
00:01:04 - School System
00:04:49 - Fan Base
00:06:29 - Detroit Music Shifted
00:10:20 - My Career Run
00:11:02 - Growing Up
00:21:33 - Starting Music Career
00:23:08 - Take Money to Make Money
00:32:49 - One Hit Wonder
00:35:47 - Al Nuke Response
00:39:26 - Brushed Me Away
00:42:30 - Crew Went to Prison
00:48:13 - Doughboyz and Teameastside
00:54:12 - Detroit Was Always On
00:57:04 - Original “Come Back” Plan
01:04:41 - Starting a New Run
01:08:13 - Bill and Isiah with Valid
01:12:06 - Eminem & Shade45
01:16:42 - Rap and Life
01:22:03 - Detroit Game
01:28:11 - J Cole on Complex
01:30:36 - Detroit Sound Has Been This
01:34:08 - How I Marketed
01:41:44 - Street Rap vs Hip Hop
01:48:30 - Bandcamp
01:49:45 - Threats
01:51:20 - Doordashing