Eat Greedy G: Insane Prison Stories + Explains Why New Dallas Is Different Than MO3, Trapboy Freddy & Yella Beezy

Rising Dallas rapper Eat Greedy G sits down with Mile High Minute to talk about his life story, time in prison, and the rise of the New Dallas wave in hip-hop.In this raw interview, Eat Greedy G opens up about growing up, spending years in the prison system, and how those experiences changed his outlook on life and music. He explains how reading books on the music business while locked up helped prepare him for a serious run in the rap game after coming home.Greedy also shares wild jail stories, discusses the prison labor system, and reflects on sitting in the back of a cop car realizing he needed to take his music career seriously.Later in the conversation, he breaks down the New Dallas movement, why the current wave of Dallas artists is built on unity instead of competition, and how this era compares to the previous generation that included artists like Trapboy Freddy, Yella Beezy and MO3. He also talks about his producer Ziggy, his sound, and artists helping push the Dallas scene forward.This is one of the most honest conversations about the streets, prison, and the new generation of Texas rap.Topics include:Growing up and life before rapSpending years in prison and coming homeLearning the music business while locked upCrazy jail storiesThe prison labor systemThe origin of the name Eat GreedyThe rise of the New Dallas waveDallas rap unity vs past erasProducer Ziggy and his soundG$ Lil Ronnie