On Friday, Xzibit released his comeback album "Kingmaker" and celebrated with a party inside West Hollywood's Peppermint Club with fellow Cali artists King Tee, Big Tray Dee, Demrick, Symba, Focus..., Guapdad 4000, and several others.
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00:00My dad, like he said, he already kind of said everything that I was going to say,
00:05but I really wanted to touch on the fact that, you know, I'm 29, I'm about to turn 30.
00:12There's a lot of sh** that could have prevented me from being close to my pops.
00:18You know, I feel like growing up, the biggest thing he taught me, I feel like,
00:22was understanding that he's always been there for me.
00:25Um, success is a hard thing to comprehend growing up, especially being the son of someone that I feel like is my hero, right?
00:34So, I feel like to see him evolve, I tell him all the time, like, outside of music, outside of everything,
00:41he's such an incredible father and an incredible man that I never wanted to ask him for sh**, I just studied him.
00:48Because if you hang around someone that's actually successful, you don't need to ask for sh**.
00:51You just got to study what they do and they will make you better, you don't need to ask for nothing.
00:57So, in my journey of watching him grow from every album, being a part of it, and being here now,
01:04I feel like it's very important because most father-sons don't really get to rock out in their relationships in general.
01:10LeBron did! LeBron did! Why can't we do it?
01:16Facts. So, outside of music sh**, I'm just proud of the man that he's become, in general.
01:25The music is a bonus, to me.
01:28So, I'm just very proud of you, Dad, Kingmaker, you already know.
01:33Hell yeah.
01:35Give it up at Trey Capital.
01:36Okay. Last song, and then we're going to open it up to the public.
01:42We're going to have a f**king party. This is going to be crazy in here.