Freddie Gibbs and Madlib are finished with the follow-up to their Piñata album. The rapper revealed the news to Brian "B. Dot" Miller and Elliott Wilson on TIDAL's Rap Radar Podcast.
"I'm done with, you know, that Madlib album, so I just been sitting on that," he said. "I mean I got money. I don't gotta put it out yet. I'm straight, I'm good. I could put it out when it's time to put it out, but that's the beauty of this."
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Gibbs then spoke on why he decided to release Freddie over Bandana, telling the hosts:
"I just wasn't ready yet. I wanted to do something else first. I was like, 'Man, I wanna do this first.' I don't wanna put that out yet 'cause I feel like, I don't know, that might be my last project."
"I always was one that would dog people that was going to get mental health counseling, but I really needed that when I left there," Gibbs, who was acquitted of the charges, said. "We're in a time right now with all this Me Too stuff - it's a lot of guys being attacked."
"So I feel like I got to be an advocate for those people falsely accused as well as the victims that's afraid to speak," he added. "I got a daughter. God forbid anybody do anything to her, so I gotta stand on that."
