No.111 "the people to talk about Detroit, they were just
more than excited and happy to talk about it, you know.
And when I reached out to people like David Chappelle, you know,
to tell his story -- -That one was --
I loved that one! That was so good.
Wait, you have to tell it because it 'A' your dad.
Can you tell everyone what the story is?
-[ Laughs ] -Anyway?
-Yeah. So, look, a few months before
I met Dave Chappelle myself, my dad called me,
and he was like, ""Yo, man, what's up?
Hey, I just got back from this Dave Chappelle show, man.
I was backstage with him. Yo, he loves your music, son.
He loves your music.
And, man, I was kicking it with him.
I was talking to him,"" and I'm like --
You know how sometimes parents -- or at least my dad
can over 'B' things?
So in my mind, I'm thinking like, okay,
he was probably backstage and said hi to him
or something, you know. -He went to a comedy show
and he didn't even say hi. He didn't really meet him, yeah.
-Right. So a month and a half later --
or, no, three months later, I run into Dave Chappelle.
I was hopping off a plane, and Dave was going on a plane.
And I'm like, ""Oh, my God, it's Dave Chappelle.""
It's, like, you know, one of my heroes.
I walk up to him, and as I'm walking up to him, he's like,
""I love your dad."" That's the first thing he said to me.
[ Clapping ] ""I love your dad.""
And I was like -- -Oh, my God. Redemption!
-""What?"" I was like, ""What?""
And then he told me the whole story.
Like, ""Man, your dad was backstage with me, man.
He made me feel great, man. We had a great conversation,
a great connection.
I can't wait to see your dad again.""
He goes, ""I love your music, man,""
and I just -- I was blown away, bro.
And it was like 5:00 A.M. in the morning,
so I didn't know if I was dreaming or not.
-You go, wait -- -I call my dad.
I call my dad. I was like, ""Dad, I'm sorry
that I didn't really hear you when you told me the story,"

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