Lil Keke, a Houston rap legend, discussed his journey from a troubled youth to a successful music career. Keke's music career took off with the "Screw" era, where he and DJ Screw created chopped and screwed tapes, and his song "South Side" became a cultural anthem. Despite legal troubles, including a 10-year run from a probation violation, Keke's career flourished, especially after signing with Swishahouse. He also discussed the impact of DJ Screw's death and his own sobriety journey. Lil Keke discussed his enduring success in Texas, attributing it to a loyal multi-generational fan base. He highlighted his performances at the Houston Rodeo, which drew 71,000 attendees, and reflected on social media's dual impact on artists. Keke criticized the focus on viral moments over genuine talent and emphasized the importance of separating likes and views from actual customers. He noted Houston's unique cultural dynamics, avoiding serious online beef escalating into real-life violence. Keke also discussed Drake's lack of collaboration with Houston artists and blamed social media for amplifying Drake's legal dispute with Universal and Kendrick Lamar.