Interview · moment 18 of 25
Xanarchy Brand, the Tupac Controversy, and Squashing Rap Beefs
from #223 - Lil Xan | The Tim Dillon Show · #223
4 min
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Lil Xan discusses future plans for his 'Xanarchy' brand and podcasting ambitions, revisits the infamous Tupac comment controversy and backlash from Waka Flocka and T.I., and says he holds no grudges now that he's sober.
- Tim took an 80-milligram oxy once—or 70 or 80 times—and remembers laying on a couch with a friend, both just scratching themselves; it was overwhelming.
- Xanax gives false confidence, making you think you're invincible, which can work in your favor but also makes people think you're obnoxious.
- Lean, percocets, xans, and face tattoos are the starter pack for rap—the beginner's kit to get going.
- The Tupac comment was his most mischaracterized moment; he was high, sleepy, and angry at the interviewer, rushing through answers because he didn't want to be there.
- He was visibly uncomfortable during that interview, rocking back in his chair, clearly not wanting to be there.
- When Tupac stuff hit Twitter, T.I. was talking shit and Waka Flocka tried to ban him from hip-hop; he was just a young kid saying stupid stuff.
- Now sober and the most adult he's probably ever been, he has nothing against anybody and understands where they were coming from at the time.
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