It's just a blessing and if you ask me, it wasn't necessarily planned like I'm going to make this kind of song, I want these two people on it, I'm going to drop it on the dates.
The way that the song came together is just, it's just a blessing truthfully. I don't think I'd be the rapper that I am today, or as creative as I am if it wasn't for Pac. So you now, that's one of my biggest influences. I throw it in the deck, I listen to his speeches. He's my biggest influence as far as musically, politically he's my mentor. It was important for me to pay tribute to Pac because he's legendary. Can you talk about the vision behind the song and the video, and why it was important for you to pay tribute to him? You just dropped a new video for "Thugz Mansion" featuring YG and Ty Dolla Sign, on the anniversary of Tupac's death. This is my story and it's nothing fraud about it so you know I just want to make sure that the people feel it.
I just want people to feel it spiritually. I want to see if I hit my mark, you know, I just wanted a ghetto gospel. I want to see if other people receive it, if they vibe to it. I treated it like my baby, this is my baby and I just can't wait to see the world's reception. The most exciting thing about this album, to me, is just all the time, all the time I put into it. You've put out an impressive amount of music in recent years – what are you most excited about with releasing this new album? You're latest album, Gangland Landlord, is coming out on Oct. headquarters to learn more about the new album, his take on "Thugz Mansion," Shakur's influence on his work and his life, collaborating, and more. We caught up with Mozzy at our Santa Monica, Calif. Mozzy is not only paying honors to his idol, but setting big dreams for himself as well. The music video features the three rappers chilling in a beautiful mansion with Pac himself-well, Demetrius Shipp Jr., who played him in All Eyez on Me.
13, the 22nd anniversary of the visionary rap star's untimely death. The song, featuring YG and Ty Dolla Sign, is a fresh re-envisioning and tribute to the legend's song of the same name. The first single off of his upcoming album, "Thugz Mansion," is a powerful shout-out to his biggest influence, Tupac Shakur. He's been preparing for takeoff, putting out an impressive amount of music over the years, finessing his sound with plenty of solo and collaborative releases to date. Mozzy, a Los Angeles-based rapper by way of Sacramento, is ready to make it big in the hip-hop world with his latest full-length release, Gangland Landlord, which drops on Oct.
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