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In a unique blend of rap and boxing worlds, the vibrant realm of hip-hop saw an extraordinary interview unfold. Symba, with an impressive net worth of approximately $5 million, actively engaged in a compelling conversation with the legendary Mike Tyson on the popular podcast ‘Hotboxin’ with Mike Tyson‘. The excitement permeated the atmosphere, setting the stage for a distinctive encounter.
Right from the podcast’s outset, it became evident that this wasn’t your typical celebrity chat. Symba openly shared how he crafted his rap style and highlighted the key influencers. However, hilarity erupted when Tyson seemingly forgot who Symba was.
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Mike Tyson and Symba share an impalpable chemistry
The podcast was entertaining from the get-go, the energy palpable. The chemistry between Tyson and Symba was very evident. Mike, known for his boxing prowess, showed us his less spoken-about doobie smoking persona, the pugilist seemed to not recall Symba and needed a reminder from the rapper himself.
“ What’s up brother man, it’s a pleasure I don’t know how come everybody knows you I don’t know you.” Symba took it in his stride, pointing out that he is a new artist and they are just getting acquainted. A normally considered insult transformed into a subtle and humble gesture.
Symba proceeded to remind Tyson that a previous guest, fellow rapper Styles P, a member of the Hip Hop group Lox, spoke about the young artist on a previous episode of the podcast.
The trio consisting of co-host DJ Whoo Kid, then decided to take a walk down memory lane and watch an old clip from the podcast.
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The chemistry between Symba, Mike Tyson, and Whoo Kid was undeniable. The trio delved into discussions about their shared love for hip-hop and the influence it had on their lives. Simba spoke about how Styles P and Jadakiss, of The Lox fame, had inspired him from a young age. The connection between these artists was evident as they reminisced about the past and pondered the future of hip-hop.
As the episode progressed, it became clear that Simba wasn’t just an up-and-coming MC; he embodied a likable presence. His lyrical prowess, combined with the wisdom he had gained from his mentors and peers, left listeners in awe. It was a testament to the power of connections in the world of music and the way unexpected collaborations could lead to incredible moments.
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One thing is certain, no matter who comes into the studio, Mike Tyson has a way of charming them out of situations that could usually be disastrous. His candid nature and open displays of vulnerability are a breath of fresh air in the cutthroat world of entertainment.
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