Funny Marco took to social media to let everyone know that the incident was not scripted, and he posted it on his socials so that his followers could see what actually happened and also so that he could learn from this humiliating experience.
In an appearance on Drink Champs, Herbo said it was all a big troll job, revealing a positive relationship with Marco.
“We already had a relationship prior to doing the interview and shit,” Herbo said. “And the head of his production staff told us to, like, troll him. Like, it was supposed to be a surprise to come on there to troll him.”
Herbo admitted he and Southside were “a little off the sauce” but ultimately there is no “bad blood.”
On Sexyy Red’s “Bow Bow Bow,” she proclaims: “F**k my baby dad,” and although Yung Miami loves the song, it seems like she doesn’t quite agree. Moreover, she recently hit up the Opium club in Atlanta, Georgia with none other than Southside, with whom she shares a four-year-old daughter named Summer. Not only that, but they actually seemed to have a great time together, with the City Girl singing the aforementioned chorus to the producer as he laughs it off. Despite the soundtrack choice being almost too perfect for some drama, it’s even better to see these two just have a great time.
“Happy 4th Birthday to my life-sized Barbie,” Yung Miami captioned her Instagram post for Summer earlier this year. “I love you so much my little superstar [heart emojis].” “Happy birthday my beautiful daughter,” Southside wrote in a loving and celebratory message of his own. “I love [you] so much, I don’t care what’s going [on] you have the power to brighten my day. I love you Summer, [today] is your day.” After the family spent some quality time together for Christmas, we’re glad to see those positive vibes rolled over into 2024.
As for their “business only” relationship, Southside explained how he and Yung Miami reached a healthy, happy, and amicable co-parent bond. “I’m proud of them like cr*zy,” he expressed of the City Girls on The Bootleg Kev Podcast. “The key to a cordial co-parenting relationship is just no sex. Cannot have sex with your baby mamas. You can’t have– I got a girlfriend too, so you can’t have sex with your baby mamas [as if it was] with a girlfriend. Very cordial and friendly.”
Meanwhile, despite this healthy relationship, it’s clear that it was also the source of tension for a couple of interactions the beatmaker had with other stars as of late. For example, he appeared to call outDiddy, who Caresha was very tight with before… well, whatever caused her distance before a wave of sexual assault allegations against him most likely sealed it in stone. We’ll see if the former couple stays on a happy path, though. On that note, log back into HNHH for the latest news and updates on Yung Miami and Southside.
Grammy-winning producer Southside has released the highly-anticipated second single, “Gimme Da Lite,” featuring Lil Yachty, from his upcoming album. Originally teased at ComplexCon and Camp Flog Gnaw, the track is a captivating two-minute sprint, showcasing Southside’s masterful production skills perfectly complemented by Lil Yachty’s distinctive augmented arpeggios and vibrant flows. Directed by Zhamak Fullad, the accompanying video features the duo in high fashion, bringing visual elements from the lyrics to life. “Gimme Da Lite” follows the first single’s success, “Hold That Heat,” featuring Future and Travis Scott, creating heightened anticipation for Southside’s forthcoming album.
Atlanta’s very own Lil Yachty and the prolific producer Southside have joined forces once again to drop a scorching hot single, “Gimme Da Lite.” This fast-paced trap anthem showcases the dynamic synergy between the two collaborators. The track is set to leave a lasting impact on the hip-hop scene. It’s also been highly-anticipated since Yachty played a preview at ComplexCon earlier this year. Moreover, Lil Yachty and Southside have a history of crafting hits together, and “Gimme Da Lite is no exception. The Atlanta native artist and the seasoned producer, known for his signature sound, have previously collaborated on fan favorites like “Menace,” “Flex Up” and “Das Cap.” Their chemistry in the studio has consistently produced infectious beats and energetic tracks, making them a dynamic duo in the rap game.
The anticipation for “Gimme Da Lite” further started building when Lil Yachty’s Concrete Boys labelmate, KARRAHBOOO, teased snippets of the song on TikTok. The platform’s influence in shaping the landscape of music previews is undeniable, and Yachty’s team strategically used it to generate excitement around the upcoming release. Lil Yachty upped the ante by making “Gimme Da Lite” the opener for his set at the 2023 Camp Flog Gnaw festival. The live performance gave fans a taste of the high-energy track in a festival setting, amplifying the anticipation for the official release.
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Moreover, Yachty, always one to keep his fans engaged, took to Instagram to provide a sneak peek of the track. Using the close friends feature, he shared a high-quality snippet, ensuring that his followers got an exclusive preview. The strategic use of social media platforms further fueled the excitement surrounding the track.
With “Gimme Da Lite,” Lil Yachty and Southside have delivered another banger that adds to their already impressive collaborative catalog. The track’s journey from TikTok teasers to a festival opener, ComplexCon, and an exclusive Instagram snippet exemplifies the strategic rollout employed by Yachty and his team. As fans eagerly absorb the trap vibes of “Gimme Da Lite,” it’s clear that Lil Yachty and Southside continue to push the boundaries of creativity in the hip-hop realm, leaving us eager to see what they have in store for the future. What do you think of the track?
Quotable Lyrics:
[Bridge] I’m in the back of the Benz, I’m in the back with twins (Yeah) Bendin’ the back on Wock’, never been sippin’ on Gin (Okay) I put diamonds in my mouth when I grin You ain’t gon get back, p***y, take it on the chin (Yeah)
Funny Marco has claimed that his interview with G Herbo going viral led to Herbo’s team demanding its removal. “Okay, Mr. Herbo. The sh-t go viral. Y’all seen it. Team then calls. ‘Take this shit down! Take this shit down!’” Marco claimed during a stand-up show this week. However, Marco said he refused the demand and kept the interview up. You can watch Marco’s full comments below.
Since the interview went live, Marco has claimed that the final product was much tamer than what actually happened on set. Marco alleges that he was called a “bi-tch” multiple times and that his guests broke his $30,000 watch. Herbo, who also reportedly threw a cup at Marco, has since claimed that there was no ill intent behind anything he did during the interview and that he was just being playful with Marco.
Southside, also present at the interview, also put Marco on blasting for trying to paint him as a villain. “If you a b-tch-a– n-gga just stay the f-ck from around me. I got enough b-tches. I don’t need more b-tches around me. Just leave me the f-ck alone. I don’t gotta be nobody’s friend. I’m rich, young, successful, I’m not a rapper. I’m a producer, I don’t have to do f-cking interviews,” Southside wrote on social media.
However, he was finished going off at the YouTuber. “For a n-gga to get on there saying he’s scared, you a h-e. You ain’t have to put it out h-e-a– n-gga. Now I really want to press you because you a b-tch. You a grown man. Herb wasn’t even doing nothing to that man. That’s how them folks play. It’s cool for a n-gga to get on there and say slick sh-t to a n-gga. I f-ck with Marco. Marco is still my n-gga. I don’t think he was uncomfortable. I think bro was all the way good. If he was uncomfortable it’s like alright, damn Marco, we didn’t mean to make you uncomfortable,” he continued.
Last month, Funny Marco’s interview with G Herbo and Southside went viral, as many social media users accused the duo of being rude guests. The two artists repeatedly berated the personality, and even ended up breaking his $30K watch. Fans were upset by their behavior, and overall, found the video to be a pretty tough watch.
Recently, he sat down for a far more pleasant chat with Chris Brown, who asked him about the viral interview. According the the Virginia native, he reached out to speak to Marco simply to ask him why he didn’t push back when the duo started to “bully” him. “Why’d you let G Herbo and them do you like that?” he asked. The comedian explained that once the interview started to take a turn for the worst, he felt as though there was nothing he could do to stop it. He adds that while it was all going downhill, all he could think to himself was, “Damn, this is happening.”
Though Brown didn’t appear to be convinced by Marco’s explanation, he’s previously stated that he didn’t fire back during the interview in order to keep things professional. “I was upset while it was going on,” he revealed once the interview gained some traction. “But I understand I got a job to do & one thing about me, I respect people on my show.”
He continued, noting how he didn’t want to stoop to their level. Luckily, he says that he at least managed to pick up a few things from the experience. “I didn’t want to match they Energy. It’s so many L’s I took on my Journey I wish I could show I don’t hide anything,” Marco explained. “So I feel it was only right to put the episode out myself. And just learn from that episode & move on. Thank who support me it’s a mindset thing.” What do you think of Chris Brown questioning Funny Marco about his unfortunate experience interviewing G Herbo and Southside? Share your thoughts in the comments section down below, and keep an eye on HNHH for more news.
Southside isn’t here for any of the comments about how he and G Herbo acted during their interview with Funny Marco. Hitting Instagram, Southside had a stern warning, “If you a b—h a– n–ga stay the f–k from around me.”
Many people think all interviews and live recordings are often scripted, especially when things go wrong. However, that was not the case in Funny Marco’s interview with G-Herbo and Southside. In an interview that was discovered to be 100% real and unscripted, Marco was bullied, insulted, and even had his $30,000 watch deliberately broken by Southside and G-Herbo.
Funny Marco took to social media to let everyone know that the incident was not scripted, and he posted it on his socials so that his followers could see what actually happened and also so that he could learn from this humiliating experience.
Many people think all interviews and live recordings are often scripted, especially when things go wrong, but that was emphatically not the case in Funny Marco’s interview with G-Herbo and Southside. In an interview that was discovered to be 100% real and unscripted, Marco was bullied, insulted and even had hois $30,000 watch deliberately broken by Southside and G-Herbo.
Funny Marco took to social media to let everyone know that the incident was not scripted and he posted it on his socials so that his followers could see what actually happened and also so that he could learn from this humiliating experience.
For some reason, Libra season seems to have more celebrity birthdays than any of the other astrological signs. Of course, we’re not complaining, as they’re famously known for their beautiful aesthetics and flirtatious personalities. We’ve already seen people like Cardi B and Shenseea celebrate in style, and now, it’s time for one of our favourite rap divas to step into mommy mode for her little one’s fourth birthday. Yung Miami’s daughter, Summer Miami, is officially another year older, and the City Girl made sure to go all out with her co-parent Southside to make the little one feel special.
“Happy 4th Birthday to my life-sized Barbie,” the podcaster captioned her commemorative Instagram post. “I love you so much my little superstar .” Just as much a beauty queen as her mother, Summer showed off her modelling skills in Caresha’s cute video, sporting clip-on Chanel earrings while posing in a doll box filled with adorable pink outfits and designer bags. On her Story, the “Act Bad” artist happily filmed her daughter lounging in the pool and smiling with her Minnie Mouse balloon.
When it was Southside’s turn to share his love for Summer, the producer penned a sweet message. “Happy birthday my beautiful daughter. I love [you] so much, I don’t care what’s going [on] you have the power to brighten my day. I love you Summer, [today] is your day,” the proud father declared.
Being able to spend Summer’s fourth birthday together was probably a huge stress relief for Yung Miami amid the backlash she’s facing from this year’s BET Hip Hop Awards. For the second consecutive time, her Caresha Please podcast took home a prize, upsetting many male media personalities in the industry. Read her response to Charlamagne Tha God’s diss at the link below, and check back later for more hip-hop/pop culture news updates.
Unfortunately for media employees, not every interview is going to be a great success. Some will be awkward, others will be confrontational, some will prove quite boring or uneventful, but rarely do the interviewees themselves hold much of the blame in the public’s eyes. It’s easy to look at interviewers and critique them rather than their (usually) more famous subjects. However, a very recent example of Funny Marco being berated, insulted, and made to feel overall uncomfortable with his interview guests Southside and G Herbo is putting a lot of that into question.
“I understand a lot of y’all mad about the interview,” Funny Marco wrote on social media on Monday (October 16). “I was upset while it was going on. But I understand I got a job to do & one thing about me, I respect people on my show. I didn’t want to match they Energy. It’s so many L’s I took on my Journey I wish I could show I don’t hide anything. So I feel it was only right to put the episode out myself. And just learn from that episode & move on. Thank who support me it’s a mindset thing.” This comes days after he hinted at his next interview being with Jada Pinkett Smith.
From the small clip of the conversation above, you can interpret more or less what the vibe of it was like. Of course, this is not a black-and-white issue, and there are plenty of reasons to both defend and criticize Southside and G Herbo’s behavior. One thing that’s very clear in these clips, though, is how shut-down and uncomfortable Funny Marco seems, and that’s never an easy or pleasant experience to go through. Hopefully behind the scenes, the three were able to hash things out and at least end things on good terms.
Still, the fact that Marco mentions no such reconciliation in his message to fans is a solid indicator that it didn’t happen. Both hip-hop artists are most likely going to keep moving without paying this much mind as they keep making new music. If folks actually call this to attention and it ends up resulting in an understanding between the three, this could be a lesson and not just a disrespectful bully move. For more news and the latest updates on Funny Marco, G Herbo, and Southside, log back into HNHH.
