Offset: Relationships, Risky Texts & Rap (FBF)

Summary

Call Her Daddy – Offset: Relationships, Risky Texts & Rap

Host: Alex Cooper
Guest: Offset
Date: February 6, 2026

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Episode Overview

In this episode, Alex Cooper sits down with Grammy-nominated rapper Offset to talk about everything from fashion and childhood insecurities to his marriage with Cardi B, fatherhood, wild exes, and his new solo album. Offset brings candid answers to some of the most unhinged sex and relationship questions from fans, offering honest, often hilarious, male perspective. The result is a lively, raw, and unfiltered conversation that reveals Offset’s personality beyond the headlines.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Fashion, Confidence & Insecurities

[02:32–05:53]

• Offset is passionate about fashion, mixing designers with thrift finds.
  • Offset critiques “mannequin challenge” dressing: “A lot of people just go in the store and buy what’s on the mannequin head to toe. Like a no go for me is like a tracksuit with the same print pants and pants and top zipped up.” (03:40)
• Offset dislikes loud designer displays and prefers subtlety.
• Major icks include: khakis on men (Alex) and busted Air Force Ones on women (Offset).

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2. Offset’s Childhood, Adolescence, & High School Memories

[05:59–09:39]

• Grew up in Atlanta, didn’t always fit in due to struggles at home.
• Became more confident in middle and high school; played sports, cared about looks, won “Best Dressed.”
• Teachers doubted his future—Offset recalls a counselor who said he was “headed for trouble."
  • “You told me… I was heading into trouble and I headed to success.” (09:30 – Offset)

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3. Personality & Views After Loss

[13:15–14:44]

• Offset describes himself as fun and serious; very creative.
• After a major personal loss, he decided to enjoy life more, be authentic, and challenge himself.

“People always got something to say, and I’m like, man, fuck that. It’s about me, my happiness, and giving my identity of who I am as a solo act.” (14:00 – Offset)

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4. Early Music Days & Becoming Famous

[15:10–18:20]

• Started rapping for fun in middle/high school; realized it could be a career in 10th grade.
• Missed the moment “Versace” (Migos song) blew up while in jail—learned about the hype from a guard singing it during roll call.
  • “The guard doing the count, and he’s singing ‘Versace, Versace’. I couldn’t believe it.” (16:41 – Offset)
• Offset signed his first deal while incarcerated, credits the experience for slowing him down and giving him focus.

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5. Migos Legacy & Brotherly Bonds

[20:27–20:57]

• Most proud of the time spent with Migos and their impact on hip hop.
  • “To be a part of something so influential is the biggest blessing ever.”

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6. Wild Relationship Stories Pre-Cardi B

[21:19–23:52]

• Craziest ex-girlfriend story: came home to find all his prized sneakers and clothes tossed in the pool after “speculations” of cheating.
  • “My whole closet was in the water…Mildewish. You couldn’t even clean it.” (22:08 – Offset)

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7. Meeting & Marrying Cardi B

[23:52–26:08]

• Offset shot his shot after being drawn to Cardi’s confidence, humor, and rawness online.
• He valued her “family-first” priorities and determination.
• Favorite thing as a couple: “Just being at the crib with the kids runnin’ wild…quality time.” (25:31 – Offset)
• On raising kids in the industry: wants them to have choices and not be forced into showbiz.

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8. Fatherhood & Surprising Dad Skills

[26:08–27:05]

• Offset is involved at home: “I can braid my daughter’s hair… I can cook some chicken…make lasagna.”
• Learned to cook from his mother.

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9. Marriage, Cheating, and Social Media Scrutiny

[27:05–32:52]

• Addressed public scrutiny of his relationship with Cardi B.
• “Once a cheater, always a cheater” narrative frustrates him: it’s a “hate train” and doesn’t allow for growth or change.
• On rebuilding trust: “Communication is key. If you don’t like something, tell me...”
  • “What you did was selfish. It’s their turn to be selfish. And like, you need to comfort them...” (31:37 – Offset)
• Cheating’s impact on family and children is devastating, and he aims to be present and accountable.

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10. Offset’s Approach to Sex & Relationships: Candid Q&A

[35:29–48:43]
Offset responds to fan-submitted, explicit questions with humor and honesty.

a) Partner Addicted to Porn

• Suggests there’s likely something in the porn he craves—partner should explore those interests rather than snoop.
  • “If he’s with you and still watches it, there’s something intriguing on that thing, on that Pornhub, that maybe you should dive into.” (37:22 – Offset)

b) Drunk Text/Nude Disaster Recovery

• Laughs at a fan’s story of sending wild drunk texts and a nude from a bar.
  • “25 messages is crazy, baby…as a guy, he’s supposed to say a little more than ‘LOL.’” (39:25 – Offset)

c) How to Give & Receive Better Oral Sex

• Women: “You need to teach him how to do it. Be calm…don’t dog it! Nice and light.” (44:06)
• Men: “Please the woman first. It’s not about you, dog—you gonna get yours, let her get hers first.” (46:29 – Offset)

d) Giving Better Head to Men

• No teeth, more moisture; hands are good but not rough:
  • “Don’t suck my head off, baby…when you want this thing, you should have tears in your eyes, baby. You should be crying to the dick.” (48:12 – Offset)
• The classic “bad head” turn off stories from their youth.

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11. Music: “Set It Off” Album

[53:04–55:46]

• New album is fun, energetic, with some serious notes; Offset wanted to showcase his real self.
• Calls out favorite song: “Worth It” (feat. Don Toliver) – “It’s number three – it’s a female vibe.” (54:07 – Offset)
• Album is “his own creation,” with Offset heavily involved in visuals and production.

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12. Offset’s Message & Appreciation for Women

[56:13–59:40]

• Wants listeners to know the “open jar of me”—no persona, just realness.
• Emphasizes the importance of women in music and in his life:
  • “Women run this shit. Women support more than men do—facts." (57:27 – Offset)
• Purposefully included multiple female collaborators on his album to celebrate and appreciate women.
  • “I want you to be able to be in your mirror doing your makeup…and you look beautiful with my song in the background.” (59:03 – Offset)

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• “You told me… I was heading into trouble and I headed to success.” (09:30)
• “The guard doing the count, and he’s singing ‘Versace, Versace’. I couldn’t believe it.” (16:41)
• “If you got to go through the phone, that means you don’t trust the person anyways.” (38:42)
• “When you have sex with a woman, it’s to please her as a man. That’s what a lot of men don’t understand.” (44:43)
• “Women run this. That’s why you think women running music…women support more than men do.” (57:27)

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Highlighted Timestamps for Key Segments

• [02:32] — Offset’s fashion rules and pet peeves
• [06:11] — Young Offset: childhood, school, and struggles
• [13:15] — Offset’s personality shift after loss
• [16:41] — Finding out about Migos’ fame while in jail
• [23:52] — Meeting and falling for Cardi B
• [27:05] — Marriage, social media hate, and rebuilding trust after cheating
• [35:29] — Unhinged sex and relationship Q&A
• [53:04] — “Set It Off” album discussion and creative process
• [56:13] — Offset’s closing message about being open, fun, and supporting women

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Tone & Takeaways

Offset comes across as unfiltered, personable, and candid—quickly putting aside the “too cool” persona. He talks openly about his mistakes, the lessons he’s learned, and his deep loyalty to his family. His willingness to engage with explicit, funny, or awkward listener questions (with real advice!) brings levity and relatability. Offset closes with gratitude for women, both in his personal life and as supporters of his career, underscoring a major theme of respect and vulnerability.

If you want raw relationship conversations, unfiltered stories from hip hop’s front lines, and honest insights from a star very much in touch with his humanity—this episode is an absolute must-listen.

Transcript

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Daddy Gang.

This episode is a chaotic but fun ride. We get to know Offset a little bit. We talk about his childhood and marriage with Cardi B. Fatherhood, new music. And we answer. Well, specifically he answers some of the most unhinged questions from you guys about sex, relationships, sucking dick, eating pussy, you name it. Offset is here to talk about it. So come hang out with me and Offset. Let's get into it.

[Offset]

One third. Offset. What's happening? My opinion, they are the best rap group of all. You're the Migos out here, amigos. I might give a little all tomatoes member to make his solo debut. This man just does not announced on.

[Alex Cooper]

Twitter that she had secretly lady right.

[Offset]

Here in the front. You all support me.

[Alex Cooper]

Break the up. What is up Daddy Gang?

It is your founding father, Alex Cooper with Call Her Daddy.

Daddy. Offset. Welcome to Call Her Daddy.

[Offset]

Call Her Daddy.

[Alex Cooper]

I am so happy you're here.

We're talking about your fit. Tell me. I know you're very into fashion.

Tell me how you decided to wear this today.

[Offset]

So today I want to do something fresh and new. So I went to Rick Orange, got these pants. I went to Chrome Heart and got this top and I got these Balenciaga like slides. But how they. How do you sit on the cuff? It looked like a Shoe. So I felt like it was a nice.

[Alex Cooper]

Oh, those are slides. They look like big boots. Yeah, they look like they weigh a lot.

[Offset]

No, they kind of light. They're not too heavy.

[Alex Cooper]

Do you ever utilize the pockets in those pants when you wear cargos?

[Offset]

Nah.

[Alex Cooper]

No, just for show.

[Offset]

Just for show. I like sometimes when they stick out though, because it gives it a shape of the pan.

[Alex Cooper]

You know, you want your legs to look even thicker.

[Offset]

Nah, nah. I just want a little.

[Alex Cooper]

A little girth.

[Offset]

Just a little girth.

[Alex Cooper]

Okay, good to know. I feel like sometimes men struggle with fashion because they're extremely insecure. They don't know how to like get out of the box. They don't know how to trust themselves. What do you see as the number one mistake that men make in fashion?

[Offset]

Mannequin challenge. That's what I call it. So when you. A lot of people that got money, sometimes it's not so fashionable. They'll just go in the store and buy what's on the mannequin head to toe. Like a no go for me is like a tracksuit with the same print pants and pants and top zipped up. And then a lot of then other than that, everybody think that designer has to be the drip. Like if you have on a lot of designer, then you, you, you, you're fashionable. No, I could go to thrift store and outdress somebody that got on some from designer. And also you hit it on the point. A lot of men just be insecure when it comes to that.

[Alex Cooper]

I agree. Whenever I see people in like the Gucci track suit, I'm like, it just gotta go.

[Offset]

It's too much. A lot of thousand GS everywhere.

[Alex Cooper]

Yeah.

[Offset]

And then I'm not big on print. Like, I don't like the out loud. Like, hey, I got on Gucci. I got on Hermes. I got on. I don't like that. I like nice and subtle.

[Alex Cooper]

Subtle if you know, you know something that I really found unattractive for quite some time, that even if he was the hottest man on earth, khakis. Khakis on men was kind of like an ick for me. Like I couldn't get past when men had like tight khakis. Slacks.

They call them slack slacks. Slacks.

But specifically the like light colored slack on a man. I'm like, it just did nothing. Like, I just was like kind of disturbed by it. And I maybe I went to a prep school. So a lot of these kids are like in their slack.

[Offset]

Oh, they used to wear the Sperry's with the slacks. Too.

[Alex Cooper]

Did you ever own Sperry's?

[Offset]

Was in my taste. I did Go American Eagle and like Abercrombie. I did that. I did that.

[Alex Cooper]

Did you get the double pop Polo?

[Offset]

Double hot polo?

[Alex Cooper]

I did that.

[Offset]

When it was in. When it was in, I did that. But the Sperries, the potato shoes, I couldn't do that. I used to call them potatoes. Sweet potatoes.

[Alex Cooper]

How do you feel about Uggs?

[Offset]

Uggs are fire, okay? You got to be a confident man to pull those off.

[Alex Cooper]

I feel like you could pull them off.

[Offset]

I pull them off.

[Alex Cooper]

What is something that a woman could wear? Like, for me, my. It because khakis with men. What do think? Something a woman could wear that you're like, I can't handle it. Take it off.

[Offset]

I don't like when you have the busted air force ones. I think it's just shoestring tied up so tight that you. They leave a little shoestring mark on your feet. Cause they so tight those. I hate those. And just be dirty, beat up, and the outfit might be fire. But then you just got those on. It's like, come on, don't do that, please.

[Alex Cooper]

Thank God I didn't wear mine today. Anyways, I want to know a little bit about your childhood. I know you said you grew up in Atlanta, but, like, I. Let's paint the picture of young offset, okay? Let's go back to elementary school.

[Offset]

Okay?

[Alex Cooper]

What are you, like, at recess? Like, what are you doing? Who are you hanging out with? Are you in the cool crowd? Are you a weirdo?

[Offset]

What's going on at recess? I. I don't know if I was in the cool crowd, but I had my two little homeboys, Malik, and I forgot the other dude name. And elementary school, I wasn't like that. That cool, okay? People was roasting me about what? Just, like, my clothes wasn't up to par. You know, my mama was struggling. You know what I mean? She didn't have it. And my clothes wasn't up to par. I just wasn't all the way there yet, you know? But by the time middle school hit, I was that guy. I'm playing sports. I'm playing football for the middle school. You know, when you growing up as a boy, you, like, it's like being tough is cool, too. I started to get a little musty. I started to get a little. You know what I'm saying? I started to get a little toughness. Had a couple fights here and there.

[Alex Cooper]

Oh, puberty hit.

[Offset]

Puberty.

[Alex Cooper]

Started getting some muscles.

[Offset]

Yeah. I started to get a Little rough high school. I was that guy, straightforward. And I won best dress my senior year. And I got on Gucci my senior year. How I got the Gucci. We'll talk about that another time. But, you know, I mean, I was always. I was flat over, like, high school. Fly.

[Alex Cooper]

I also love, like you said, like, maybe elementary school wasn't your vibe, but, like, it's really sad because there are some people that peak in high school.

[Offset]

Facts.

[Alex Cooper]

Right?

[Offset]

You, I swear, you so right. And then you look at them now.

[Alex Cooper]

And it's like, oh, damn. Like, I know the girl that I was, like, so jealous of in high school. I'm like, she's not. She's not like, she's not even the conversation anymore.

[Offset]

Don't even exist.

[Alex Cooper]

Right.

[Offset]

You so right with that. A lot of people don't say that. That is so right. Like, the super coolest dude be like, later on in life, be like, God damn, what happened to you?

[Alex Cooper]

Thank God I didn't turn out like Tom. Like, he's a loser now. Yeah, he got the girls back then. He's got no business now. Yeah. So we both didn't peak in high school, which is good. But you said you were popular in high school. You know how people have, like, the superlatives of, like, most likely to live in their mom's basement, most likely to become famous. And if your peers had to, like, name you as something back then, what do you think they would have said about you?

[Offset]

I think they'll see me in this space because I always was, like, in high school, I had grills in and, like, I always was trying to. Like, I had a little fake jury on in high school and little chains and on. Like, I was. I was preparing myself for the real. And, like, I always cared about how I look, you know, in high school. Like. Like, how you look is key.

[Alex Cooper]

It's everything.

[Offset]

It's everything.

[Alex Cooper]

You could have the worst personality, but as long as you're looking good, people in high school gravitate towards that exact so surface level. And a lot of people thought I.

[Offset]

Would be in trouble, too, though, I must say, okay. Because I had, you know, my, my, my high school growing up, and you go through that time of ignorance and doing dumb. And I was doing a lot of dumb in high school. A lot of dumb. Even got arrested in high school. It's just, like, doing a lot. So a lot of people, like my teachers. What's her name? I want to say her name. What's your name?

[Alex Cooper]

Mrs. Mrs. Smith. No, Carnegie.

[Offset]

Damn it.

[Alex Cooper]

What's her name, Deborah, starts with an E. Pretend she's standing right here, right now.

[Offset]

You told me you know who you are. You told me that I was heading into trouble and I headed to success.

[Alex Cooper]

Isn't that so good? Teachers that are in that wild time, like, kind of like abusive.

[Offset]

Like kind of abusive. You really think about it and kind of like tearing you down and preparing you to like, like. Because you know at that those words are like somebody feeding you that.

[Alex Cooper]

Yeah.

[Offset]

It's like, damn.

[Alex Cooper]

And they're the people that you're supposed to trust. Like, they're the people that are, like, supposed to guide you towards success. And one of them. Look at Deborah looking at you being like, you ain't.

[Offset]

But look at life.

[Alex Cooper]

Look at life. Also it's up because you know, that woman probably doesn't remember that, but you still remember to this day.

[Offset]

She's my counselor. I can't believe I came in on your name.

[Alex Cooper]

Let me know and we'll somehow, like, dub it in at some point.

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Okay, if you could. If people don't know you that well, like describe your personality. Now.

[Offset]

My personality is very fun, but I can also be very serious. I'm a Sagittarius. I'm very confident in who I am. Some people take it as cocky, but that's on you. I know I look good. I like to. I'm very creative and I love to learn about creative. Book is not my thing but like creative like how to. I'm doing my own films right now and the ads and what it takes to actually have a production company I'm interested in learning so I know how to handle my business from later on. And I think a lot of people with this album rollout was able to see that.

[Alex Cooper]

Yep.

[Offset]

Because I always kind of been like not talkative and like too cool for school. And then on this shit I was like, man, I'm about To have free.

[Alex Cooper]

Spirit and show why. What changed?

[Offset]

I went through a big death that happened, and I was down for such a long time, and I just made me want to really enjoy life. You know what I'm saying? Enjoy life. Enjoy my career instead of it being, like, a job or, like, because it had got to the point where it was feeling like a joby. And then people always got something to say, and I'm like, man, fuck that. It's about me, my happiness and giving, my identity of who I am as my. As a solo act offset. And it's like challenging myself to be more. Do more entertaining shit instead of the old. Because, you know, you get successful, you. You started doing the same patterns that got you successful. And then after a while, it's, like, repetitive, and it's like, damn, what's new?

[Alex Cooper]

No, I appreciate you sharing that because.

I think, like, sometimes the most up in life is, like, if you lose someone close to you or you just go through anything traumatic, like, it can reset the way that you look at things. And that is a blessing in itself because you have to find the positives in moments in life. And so to be like, you know what? I'm going to not take this shit for Grant. I'm going to make sure I capitalize on all of this and, like, actually be present. I think that's amazing.

[Offset]

Thank you.

[Alex Cooper]

Yeah, of course. Okay. So you kind of started to get famous. You started Migos around 17?

[Offset]

Yeah.

[Alex Cooper]

Did you always know you wanted to be in music?

[Offset]

Yeah, from, like, high. From, like, middle school.

[Alex Cooper]

Were you rapping in middle school?

[Offset]

Yeah. Not seriously, though. I wasn't taking it serious.

[Alex Cooper]

Okay.

[Offset]

But when I could, I would. And then by the time 10th grade happened, it started to feel like it was possible with the school and, like, the homies rocking with it and, like.

[Alex Cooper]

Giving a little support, if you look back, because I feel like everyone in their career kind of has that moment of, like, the oh, fuck, we made it moment with Migos. Like, what do you think that was for you guys?

[Offset]

See, I. So I was incarcerated when my song popped. And then Drake got on my song got on my song shot my brother. And I was in a jail cell one day, right? And they doing count. Like, at 6 in the morning, I'm up and he's singing my song as he do count. So the whole time I'm in there, I'm not telling people what's going on because I really don't know what's really going on. I just know we was in, like, a motion. But I'M in jail. Like, my mind's everywhere. I'm in a bad space. And the guard doing the count, and he's singing Versace. Versace, Versace. And I'm like. And I couldn't believe it. I walked up to the door. He like, move from the door so I can see who in the room. And then he. As he walked off, he's singing the song. I'm like, yo, what the no. And I'm like, as soon as we got out, I get on the phone, call it back home, like, yo. Then they like, yeah, Drake on it. I'm like, what?

[Alex Cooper]

So you didn't know that the song was big until when you were in.

[Offset]

I was in jail. Yeah. I couldn't. I didn't know. Like, you know, like, your homie's like, yeah, it's on the radio, but I'm not knowing. Like, I'm thinking it's like, they got it played on the radio once or twice, right?

[Alex Cooper]

It's like a pity play.

[Offset]

Yeah. Like, real quick or something. And then it's like, nah. Then, like, after I had to sit down for, like, four more months as that went on. And then it start being like, guards are like, you could. You could talk on the phone. And you can. Oh, when the upstairs go in, you can stay out. And when the downstairs come down. And like, I just started then, like, I had a visitation thing. I'm married now, y', all, so it's not nothing crazy. This is before my wife.

[Alex Cooper]

Yep.

[Offset]

So on the visitation, they had, like, six. You can have six visits in one day, 30 minutes a piece. And I had, like, my mom on there, and I had, like, some girls I was dealing with, but they wasn't coming. My mama was coming every week, but the girls weren't coming then, like, I didn't know how it was going on. All of a sudden. All of a sudden, they're like, you got six visits. I'm like, I got six visits. I'm trying to think like, bro, they sitting in the lobby, it's like a screen, and it pops up the face, and it, like, put their name, my name. And they're going up and coming down, saying something to each other, going up back to back. And I'm like, oh. That's when I kind of was like, what the. What the going on?

[Alex Cooper]

Did my mama, like, son, a lot of girls, It's a lot of girl.

[Offset]

Like, they don't care. I'm like, mom, I don't know. I'll just put them on the list. I didn't know they popping. They just pull it up. And it was like, oh, this is crazy. That was my first taste of, like, taste of it.

[Alex Cooper]

Dude, that is. I don't think I've. I never anticipated that to be like, oh, do you know when you got famous? And you're like, so I'm in my jail cell.

[Offset]

Yes. Worst time ever. Nobody's showing love but my mama.

[Alex Cooper]

And then the guard is singing Versace walking past, has that memorized. And you're like, wait, that I ain't even.

[Offset]

I'm like, I ain't want to be the lame dude.

[Alex Cooper]

Like, yeah.

[Offset]

I mean, and then people like, bro, you on some jail story. Shit, you lying. So I just wasn't saying nothing. And then that shit happened, bro. I was like, oh, how long were.

[Alex Cooper]

You in jail for?

[Offset]

8 months. And I signed in jail.

[Alex Cooper]

You signed in jail? Yep. How did that affect your life being in jail while this was happening?

[Offset]

When you look back, I was like feeling blessed that I got something to go home to. To be honest. Damn. I got this to go home into instead of like the streets and like, you know, because I was old, I'm 17, 18 now, so it's like not living with Mom Dukes. I'm starting to see how life is in real life. The punishment's not the same. I've been outside of jail for eight months, so it's like, oh, I'm glad it happened that way though. I wouldn't take nothing back because I feel like it it. Because when I got out, I wasn't wild, Wild west. Like, ah, yeah. Because I had just been in trouble. I had to sit down. I had a lot of. My mama couldn't buy me out. It was a lot of things. I had to go through a program so I didn't have to go down the road. And program was just teaching me, like, to be more determined and more focused on whatever I want to do and stop playing around in life, basically. Because there was a lot of young guys like me in the program and they're like, yo, you get into any write up in here, anything, you get kicked out got to do two years. And so I'm like, oh. And so it slowed me down before I was going too fast because I was wild. Yeah, I had got why I got to the point where I was young and just doing dumb.

[Alex Cooper]

And then I feel like once you.

Get on that path, it's hard to.

Like, stop and re center. And it's kind of dope to hear that you're like, I. This was a perfect reason for me to be like, oh, I need to get my together. Like, I do have something to actually look forward to. And my teacher, because I'm not gonna let that be right.

[Offset]

Exactly.

[Alex Cooper]

It all comes back to the teacher. What are you most proud of from your time in Migos?

[Offset]

I'm most proud of the time we spent together as brothers and what we have, what we did for the game, for hip hop, for music in general. How influential. To be a part of something so influential is the biggest blessing ever because we do this to influence people in little ol us coming from Gwinnett county all the way to this now. So it's like, that's what I cherish, the moments with the brothers.

[Alex Cooper]

Obviously you're married now. I love that you're like, I need to clarify, guys. The women were coming in jail when I was not married. Like, I know people are very hyper fixated on your relationship, but before Cardi, talk to me about your relationships with women. Like, what is the craziest, craziest thing an ex girlfriend ever did to you? Like, we like some crazy stories on here.

[Offset]

Craziest.

[Alex Cooper]

Give it to us.

[Offset]

Oh, I. I don't want to name them, though.

[Alex Cooper]

No, no, no, no.

[Offset]

Yeah, because it'd be too. Yeah. So I come home one time and all my clothes is in the pool.

[Alex Cooper]

Huh.

[Offset]

Like, crazy. Giuseppe just been. Giuseppe's is good. First off, I'm just now getting to the money. So my thousand dollars for the shoes is like a precious thousand precious thousand. You feel me? Like, I couldn't go out. It's not a time I couldn't go spend 20, 000. Like, it was cake water and would be like, oh, I'm good. No. So my. And I collect shoes and shoes when they get wet, some of them can't come back. They old. Like old Jordans and like rare shoes and all my whole closet, like, was in the water. And I was gone for like three days on the road.

[Alex Cooper]

Oh. So that was like just molded.

[Offset]

Molded, stank, mildewish. You couldn't even clean it. It was over with. And it's like, yo, you gotta leave.

[Alex Cooper]

Why did she do that?

[Offset]

Speculations.

[Alex Cooper]

Little cheating, speculation offset little speculations.

[Offset]

We had really. She had did something right.

[Alex Cooper]

Huh.

[Offset]

And so I put her on ice.

[Alex Cooper]

Huh.

[Offset]

Then I met my wife.

[Alex Cooper]

Huh.

[Offset]

Did you get it? My wife. And so, yeah, that resulted in the flooded.

[Alex Cooper]

Yeah. What was your reaction when it all went down? Were you just.

[Offset]

Did you looking at my. I'm like, yo, what the is my clothes at? And then like, how my bathroom Was set. Like when you walk out, it was a window. Like a big ass window. You could see the pool and my just floating some of the. To the bottom. Titanic, some of the. Just like shoes to the bottom. I run down because I'm not knowing how long it's been in the pool. And I'm. And I'm looking at it like, yo, it's green on it. It's like September too. So the pool ain't the cleanest. It ain't even summer. It's like September. Ish.

[Alex Cooper]

Yeah, sometimes that had me sick.

[Offset]

I ain't gonna lie. That had me sick. I had some Gucci Jack. I had some.

[Alex Cooper]

But not a tracksuit.

[Offset]

Not a tracksuit.

[Alex Cooper]

Good.

[Offset]

Yeah. Never had those. The top and bottom set.

[Alex Cooper]

Yeah. No, no. I bet the sperries would have lasted pretty good potatoes.

[Offset]

They'd have been soggy potatoes because they.

[Alex Cooper]

Got that like, thick thing at the bottom that kind of keeps it guarded.

[Offset]

A little whip at the bottom. Thick little thing at the bottom at the back.

[Alex Cooper]

Yeah. So you eventually marry Cardi. What was your first impression of her?

[Offset]

I had seen her on it online first. Right. And I just love the way. How raw she was and how confident she was. Like she didn't give a fuck. Nobody thought what. Nobody think nothing. And it's like, damn, that's fire. Like, funny, great personality from what I can see. You know what I'm saying? Like, I'm like, this is a funny girl. She's a cool girl. And then I shot my shot and I switched it.

[Alex Cooper]

How did you. How did you go from being like, oh, my God, I want to meet that girl. Going on a date. How did you know she was the one?

[Offset]

First off, she's a family person, right? So I pay attention to like, fuck the music and all that shit. That shit never matter. That's not what I look at. I look at like your home values. Because I'm from the south, so I'm raised by my mother and my grandmother, so I come from strong women. And I see how dedicated and determined she was to get to a certain place for her family. It never was about like, oh, I want to buy me a da da da. It was like, I gotta buy my mama crib. I got my aunties, like, her family big and she. And she's like, damn near the man because it's like she's trying whatever. And then her struggle. She come from the bottom from stripping. And she still was helping. Like, when I hear the story, she still was helping the family with that little money and it's like her grind and her. Her focus. You can't tell her none. And it's the same way with me. Like, you can't tell me nothing. There's nothing you can tell me I can't do at all. I don't care what you think. I'm gonna do it, and I'm gonna show you I can do it. That determination.

[Alex Cooper]

Yeah.

[Offset]

Yeah.

[Alex Cooper]

She's solid.

[Offset]

Solid.

[Alex Cooper]

What's your favorite thing to do together as a couple?

[Offset]

Just being at the crib with the kids running. Wow. Because it's like, we work so much, right?

[Alex Cooper]

Yeah.

[Offset]

And so, like, it'd be, like, the smallest things people might think. Trips and da, da, da, da. But we do all that. Like, we travel on a regular just with our jobs.

[Alex Cooper]

Yeah.

[Offset]

Buying things for my girl. That's cool. And. But, like, the quality time, because during that time, she might push me or I might be pushing her or, like, you know, you had those real conversations at the house, you know what I'm saying? About what. Your aspirations or what you want to do, what you see yourself doing the next five years. And we talk a lot about business, so we could set up the kids so they're not forced to be in this industry like we are.

[Alex Cooper]

So you don't think you would want your kids to, like, be in this industry?

[Offset]

I mean, if they wanted to?

[Alex Cooper]

Yeah.

[Offset]

You know what I'm saying? But I'm definitely not pushing it on them, and I'm definitely not, like. Because it's dangerous, man. It's like. This is crazy.

[Alex Cooper]

I love that you're a family man. What is a dad quality you have that you think people would be surprised to know?

[Offset]

I could braid my daughter's hair.

[Alex Cooper]

Love.

[Offset]

Also, I can cook certain things. Okay. I can cook some chicken. You know what I'm saying? I can cook some Mac and cheese.

[Alex Cooper]

What kind? Huh? Mac and cheese box?

[Offset]

No, I could do it from, like, the noodles in the water and, like, drain the noodles and, like, clean the noodles and, like, I could do that.

[Alex Cooper]

Okay.

[Offset]

Make lasagna.

[Alex Cooper]

Oh.

[Offset]

Yeah, man. I could whip it up if I need to.

[Alex Cooper]

Damn. If you need to. Do you do it often?

[Offset]

Not so much, but it's. It's when it's appropriate, I can do it. My mama taught me how to cook.

[Alex Cooper]

Love it. It's great. It's a great quality to have. Obviously, you and Cardi went through things in your marriage, and I feel like people online, as we know, are. They love to stick to a narrative. They love to be, like, once a cheater, always a Cheater. Like, why do you think so many people are just stuck on that and like, can't move on?

[Offset]

Because I feel like people dive into negativity also. I feel like there'd be like a hate train of, of people that don't like my wife, right? And she does everything else to the T, so that's the only thing you can attack. And it's like we all humans. But I hate that because at the end of the day, it does affect home. And at the end of the day, like, we move past, get past, grow up. I was married very young. I was 26 year old. Getting married as a mega superstar. Number one album, number one record, Fastest Life ever. I made mistakes, right? But it's like, that's like me walking up to somebody. I just be wanting people to feel how they feel. Like, oh, you failed college, you didn't make it through college. You went to college and you didn't make it through. And you work a job. People would never want to hear that. Every day, like every day you wake up or every day you feel like, or something you got to say every couple weeks or something, it's like, oh, yeah, you work at McDonald's. That is, that is up. What I'm trying to say is I would never say that to anybody or do nobody like that, but that's how that feels. Like punching somebody, consistently punching and punching and punching and punching them and like trying to bring a family down. I don't think people value or understand the value of family in this day and age, because a lot of people don't. Black people, not married, like, used to be. A lot of people don't talk to their parents. I talk to my mama and like, so it's like it's a family thing and it affects not just one person, it affects the family. So that should be lame as hell. But we've gotten to a point where we were like, okay, bro, fudge, y'. All.

[Alex Cooper]

I appreciate you saying that too, because I feel like it's like so many people think they know the ins and out of people's relationship. We don't know fudgeing shit. Like, we don't know anything about your guys relationship. And so when things like that happen, it's like, how many fucking people have been cheated on? I have everyone probably watching this has like, that's just like, that is something that couples go through. And I feel like it just sucks that obviously that's one thing in the public eye where it's like, now everyone's going to have an Opinion of, like.

Oh, Cardi, leave him.

Or, oh, you leave her. Like, it's like, shut the up.

[Offset]

Mind your business.

[Alex Cooper]

Like, how's your relationship, people?

[Offset]

That's what I'll be saying. The people who really be saying that.

[Alex Cooper]

Be single as hell, and they're triggered by it. Or they get cheated on all the time, and they're triggered because they're like, they have such a strong opinion, but it's like, mind your business.

[Offset]

Let's live your life, man, and stay out of mine.

[Alex Cooper]

How did you re. Establish trust in your relationship.

[Offset]

First off? By, like, respecting her position. Right? We both public figures. We're both in the eyes of people. Stop being selfish. You marry this woman. Be dedicated to this woman. And also, like, just being more communicative about shit. Like, we just talk more. And, like. Cause, you know, work was getting in the way sometimes, and it was like. And it was. We would talk all the time. But, like, communication is key, man. If you don't like some, tell me. If I don't like some, I tell you. If I did disagree with something, you tell you disagree with someone. I disagree. We talk. And the communication is key. Not. Not communicating up.

[Alex Cooper]

It's shit up. And it sounds so simple, but it's like, right? And then all of a sudden when you have a hiccup or something happens, you realize, like, wait, we never even talk about this shit, right? So, like, sometimes in moments where you're down, like, it kind of helps you if you're gonna move forward, like, rebuild something in a different way that actually will work for both of you. Of, like, we never talk or, like, we're eating dinners and we're not talking because we were too busy from our work. Like, finding moments, like, you just have to reset sometimes. I also like what you said, because I think a lot of people. I've experienced it. If you stay in a relationship after that type of, like, infidelity, the person that cheated, like, has to give that person grace and time to heal and not be like, are you over it? Are you over it?

Get over it.

And I know it's annoying for the person that cheated because it's like, I can't do anything. I just promise you I'm never gonna do it again. Like, I'm gonna be a better person. But the person that got cheated, it's tough.

[Offset]

It take work.

[Alex Cooper]

Mm. It's a lot of work.

[Offset]

What you did was selfish.

[Alex Cooper]

Yeah.

[Offset]

It's their turn to be selfish. And, like, you need to comfort them because luckily, see, luckily, I have a very loyal One, you know what I'm saying? And so like, I don't want to lose her for nothing. I love her to death. My kids, my son, my daughter, like, they like, where they were. My daughter is like, like by her dad. Like, and I don't want to ever take the, like, myself away from them, from my dumb ass decisions. That was another thing in my mind. Like, this shit is a domino effect because I got other kids with, I have other kids and I'm not with their mom. And it's like, that is hard. Like, they be like, especially that they get older, they go to asking questions. Like, some of the hardest I went through was my kids ask me why, why, why, why, and this and why, why, why, why? That hurts you. And that's like another type of hurt where it's like, oh, shoot, like the kids saying that. So I just wanted to be fair to everybody in the situation and not be like, yo. And not be selfish, bro. Because that's all that should be. When you do that, that is selfish.

[Alex Cooper]

Yeah. It's like once you have kids, you are like last priority. Like, you got to be like, making sure everyone else is good. And it's, you have to be selfless. But it's also like, do you have any kid? No. Lucky I did. I. No, stop. I'm engaged. And like, I know I eventually want them, but like, it's, it's a lot of work. Like, you got to be ready to be like.

[Offset]

And it's gonna pump your brakes. All this right here, it's gonna pump it. You think that's gonna pump it?

[Alex Cooper]

Good to know. Thank you. Next. Oh.

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A qualifying experience beyond plan line offset. I call my audience the Daddy Gang, okay? They are so fudgeing loyal, but they need help and they need the male perspective. So I'm going to read you some questions. They wrote into me and this shit's fucking crazy, okay? Very sexual. And we need your advice as a man.

[Offset]

Okay, cool.

[Alex Cooper]

Okay. Offset help. I think my boyfriend's addicted to porn. I know we should never snoop, but I went through his browser history and the results were shocking. On days when we weren't together, he was spending five hours on pornhub. I even noticed that on nights when we had sex, he would still end up on pornhub for multiple hours.

Should I bring this up?

And if I do, what the fuck do I say?

[Offset]

Okay, before you bring it up, right, okay, before you bring it up, you should try to change what you're doing to. To. To. To accompany. To do. To see what he's doing, right? When I say that, I mean there's something on there that he might want you to do that you're not doing. So you got to pay attention to your man. And in men want sex, ladies to get back at your man. The not the no sex thing is not it putting you down? I'm just let. I'm helping you out. Now these are key factors because this is what happens. You get mad, you turn the cheek and then you turn over in the bed and he's rock hard trying to get to his woman and you're like, I'm mad at you about an argument. Wrong. But back to the question.

[Alex Cooper]

Right?

[Offset]

You gotta, you gotta. Because see, that's very quick. That's because you rambling through. You gotta let it come across first. Like you gotta, you can't. He can't know that you're going through his. You're violating first and foremost. So you know that's a violation you're violating. Because if he go through your phone, what would he see? That's the question, right? So if he's with you because my Key thing I heard was he with you. And he still watches it. There's something intriguing on that thing, on that pornhub that he's liking that maybe you should dive into, right?

[Alex Cooper]

Like, maybe he's watching all videos of, like, blumpkins. Maybe he wants to get his dick sucked while he's taking a. We don't know.

[Offset]

Never know.

[Alex Cooper]

But you'll find out if you really pay attention. Don't just see pornhub.

What's the search?

[Offset]

Yeah, what's the search? What is he.

[Alex Cooper]

Is it, like, dressing up?

[Offset]

Then it's like, you're still. Don't look at it, like, too weird because at the end of the day, when he's not with you and doing it, that means he not doing it with somebody else or doing that to somebody else. So that's got you a good one. But you got to step it up in the bedroom, baby.

[Alex Cooper]

Do you. Have you ever gone through a partner's phone?

[Offset]

No.

[Alex Cooper]

Wow, you're a strong.

[Offset]

You know why? Because my mama always told me, don't do it if you don't want to get your back broken, son.

[Alex Cooper]

Damn.

[Offset]

You go through that phone? Those. Those. Change that. Change that. That, that. That going through somebody personal has. Is ruined so many relationships, it's crazy.

[Alex Cooper]

Have you had a lot of women go through your phone?

[Offset]

Of course.

[Alex Cooper]

How do they get your password?

[Offset]

Don't know to this day.

[Alex Cooper]

They're putting the phone up while you're sleeping. They, like, open your eyes, do face app things.

[Offset]

Y' all just have. Y' all just a slick, man. Women are slick, man. Whatever you want to know, you gonna know. But as a man, especially as a man, I'm definitely not doing that. I just feel like it's, like, weird. Like, bro, what are you doing?

[Alex Cooper]

Yeah, I get it.

[Offset]

Not it. If you got to go through the phone, that means you don't trust the person anyways.

[Alex Cooper]

Facts. Okay, next, I need some advice on.

How to come back from a horrible.

Night of drunk texting the guy that I'm into. Let me set the stage. I've been talking to this guy for four months, putting in work, playing it slow, and making great progress. But last night, I fucked up real bad. I had six tequila shots too many, and the text just started flowing. This man Woke up to 25 texts of me saying things like, I want you to tie me up me and come all over my face. I also even threw a nude in there that I apparently took in the bar bathroom. All he replied the next morning was, LOL.

[Offset]

Whoa.

[Alex Cooper]

How do I recover from this.

[Offset]

25 messages is crazy, baby. First and foremost, you might need to reconsider him because I ain't gonna lie me like. Like if y' all haven't had any type of intercourse, no sex or none. And you saying that type of. As a guy, we like that first and foremost. We like that. So the laugh out loud. Whoa. He might be one of those cool ass guys too that like don't like respond. But you supposed to always make a woman feel kind of good when they do that type of. Because they're going out their way. And if she was. If you are drunk. Damn. That was kind of crazy. You kind of went. You kind of went crazy. Tie me up, come all over the face. It's crazy. But as a guy, he's supposed to said a little bit more than laugh out loud. Whoa.

[Alex Cooper]

Yeah. Like, holy, you look insane. Like let's do it. And then the next morning let her not have that like hangover scaries and be like, how you feeling this morning?

[Offset]

Yeah, like he should have just been like, yo, you had a long like what was going on last night? You was lit last night. But the. The life out loud. Whoa. He might not be really. You might gotta. You might gotta choose somebody else. And then I feel like as the girl too, you should never have to be going so hard ever. I don't give a damn.

[Alex Cooper]

Yeah. Also like how scary was the nude.

In the bathroom at the bar?

Yeah, like she's like putting her leg up.

[Offset]

How'd you pull that off in the bar? Anybody walking in on you? She's. She. Damn. Six tequila shots.

[Alex Cooper]

How do you feel about getting unsolicited nudes? Like, what would be your response to a girl sending you a nude?

[Offset]

Not married.

[Alex Cooper]

Not married when you were single.

[Offset]

I will compliment them for sure, but like I said, I'm gonna like that type of. Open the phone some. Some we need that.

[Alex Cooper]

We need that gets you going.

[Offset]

Yeah.

[Alex Cooper]

What would it take? What kind of nude would it take for you to just give it a thin thumbs up response?

[Offset]

Like the bar one. Cuz I know the angle. The mirror too small and short. You really can't see what you want to see. It's cut off. You probably looking uncomfortable in the picture. You got to think a bar mirror. It's over the. Unless. Unless you're a pro. But where you going to do the bar mirror is like a sink.

[Alex Cooper]

Yeah.

[Offset]

Half a little ass mirror. Most women are short as hell. How you like you angling that phone like.

[Alex Cooper]

Like what's up in the bar? You See, like the nasty toilet paper on the ground, pissing.

[Offset]

I know it's stinking there. It's the public bar bathroom. Be drunk, pissing on the toilet and. Yeah, but I would still give you, like. Like I was still. Cause you trying.

[Alex Cooper]

Yeah, like, you gotta appreciate the effort. Like, you got a nude.

[Offset]

Yeah, you got a nude.

[Alex Cooper]

May not be a problem.

[Offset]

Most guys thirsty, asking, babysit me, send me that ass real quick. See that little ass real quick, baby? Slick, nice and cool. Long conversation. You've been talking to him all day. Then get to the night time. See a little titty.

[Alex Cooper]

Before you were married, how many nudes were you sent in your lifetime estimate? Estimate.

[Offset]

Me in trouble, man. Damn. 100,000. I don't know.

[Alex Cooper]

Shut the up. A hundred thousand nudes.

[Offset]

No, I'm gonna be sending one now.

[Alex Cooper]

No one's better than Cardi.

[Offset]

No one.

[Alex Cooper]

No one. I love your wife.

[Offset]

No one.

[Alex Cooper]

Like, you know, when you walk in a room, you're like, oh, like, do they like my wife more than me? Like, you got a good one. That's a good feeling, though.

[Offset]

Great feeling.

[Alex Cooper]

Like, at least you're not walking in people like, God, his wife sucks. Everyone's like, obsessed with your wife. Yeah, that's cool.

[Offset]

And I'm cool with it because I'm. Yep, I got the baddest in the room, baby.

[Alex Cooper]

Yes, she is. Okay, next. Go ahead. What are you gonna say?

[Offset]

Be like that sometimes that's all I say.

[Alex Cooper]

It's nice. It's nice. Yeah, she chose you. You're lucky.

[Offset]

Yeah, she's lucky.

[Alex Cooper]

Yeah, we're lucky. Yeah, you're lucky. Yeah. All right. My boyfriend is a huge believer in foreplay and. But he sucks at going down on me. I don't want to make him feel bad or make him feel insecure, but I just can't keep pretending it's good. I've never had an orgasm from him eating me out. What should I say?

[Offset]

You gotta. You're a woman, so you need to teach him how to do it. You need to teach him not to be so rough. Because more than likely he's rough, see, because these guys are not, you know. See, you got to know what you're doing when you're down there. You see what I'm saying? You got to be. You got to kiss it. Be calm. Get it? Some.

[Alex Cooper]

Some.

[Offset]

Couple kisses, couple smooches. Don't like dog. You're not eating a burger, my boy. I really want to tell him, because you disappointing us, my boy. You got us down points, my boy. I know you Asked me the question. But your boyfriend is tripping. You got to be nice and light on that thing. It's not to be. You're not beating it up. Nice, nice and light. But you got to tell them though, because you got to teach them.

[Alex Cooper]

Yeah. Like even like, would you be insecure if the girl was like, oh my God, babe, like, I love when you eat me out. Like, I want you to like go a little sweet, slower and like focus on like the, like go like this, like that. Like being like lightly constructive instead of like, you suck at eating box. Like.

[Offset]

Yeah, you got to tell them the right way. Yeah, but see me, I. I always say this. Like when you have sex with a woman, it's to please her as a man. That's what a lot of men don't understand. And they get it wrong. Like just cuz you can beat her down and her all hard and that don't really. I always like, like, you need to make your partner come, my brother. That's the whole part of it. Like, it's not just about you. And I feel like a lot of us men just feel like it's about us and we like want to stroke our ego so we like, oh, and the. And that's not really what women like though, at a certain time, a certain place for it.

[Alex Cooper]

Yeah, there's a certain time where it's hot, but it's also, it reminds me almost of like when men think fingering a woman is like the jackhammer. I'm like, I'm in pain.

[Offset]

No, you can't do that. You gotta be icc. But it's. I'm gonna keep it real. I had to get taught the proper way to do it. You gotta, you gotta, you gotta be smooth down there, brother. Nice and cool and calm and collective. The slower the better. It's not like a big like, no, bro. And you gotta focus on the.

[Alex Cooper]

Huh?

[Offset]

The is the key to the, to the, to the, to the mansion.

[Alex Cooper]

I think some men are too focused on being like, I've watched so much porn, like, I want to get my girl to squirt. And they think that is like you have to do that. And it's like I. I'm in pain thinking about it. Yeah.

[Offset]

Like, you gotta please the woman, bro. It's not about you. A lot of men think it'd be about them though. I gotta show her. This is my first time her. I gotta show her like, I'm that.

[Alex Cooper]

Man and no one cares. Like, oh, we don't want that.

[Offset]

You need to give her the experience. Where she's shaking not because you beat her down, is because you're like, you know what to do. You know what a G spot is? You know what it is.

[Alex Cooper]

Words of wisdom from offset your boy.

[Offset]

Yours truly man the comer you make the ladies come. Fellas, listen, fellas. It's not about you, dog. You gonna get yours, let her get hers. First though, facts.

[Alex Cooper]

Thank you, generous. Yeah. You have a penis now. We need this. We need you to think with your penis on this one. Okay? My boyfriend hates when I give him head and says that what I'm doing just doesn't work for him. I have never gotten bad feedback, bad reviews, nothing from any of the guys I've ever been with. What should I be doing?

[Offset]

No teeth, no matter how deep and how low you go. If you can't go too low, then don't go that low. Sucking. Like. Don't suck my head off, baby. Like, please, like, no noise is a plus with the liquid with the spit and the noise. The. The noise pause because I wasn't supposed to make that noise. Oh, pause. But.

[Alex Cooper]

But we needed. We needed that from you today.

[Offset]

Yeah, like. Like licking it up and down from the back sides is a great key. Hands, hands. We would rather the moisture come from the spit than. You're like trying to smoke the wagon. You're trying to smoke the wagon. When I say that, it's like you don't have a lot of spit on that thing. You're gripping grip pliers and you pulling up and ah, rug burn rug. We not trying to go for that. We need. And we need got 3,000. You know what the got is?

[Alex Cooper]

Yes.

[Offset]

It's when your eyes tear up. Yeah. When you don't. When you want this thing, you should have tears in those eyes, baby. You should be crying to the dick. You got to cry to the dick, baby, because that's what let you know you're superb.

[Alex Cooper]

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It's all flowing, all flowing.

Spit.

The noise. The hands are twisting, but it's not rug burn. They're moving. It's slip and slide.

[Offset]

Yes.

[Alex Cooper]

The action is going.

[Offset]

You want to suck it one time, like, and make a noise. Boom. Do that. But, like, don't chew my down. I'm not trying to feel no teeth.

[Alex Cooper]

Have you had your dick bitten before?

[Offset]

Talk to me about younger days, man. High school, man. Chip that thing. You just be like, oh, hey, listen, it's cool. We gonna get to the other.

[Alex Cooper]

Let me just fuck you.

[Offset]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Just, just, just, just, just let me put it in. Cause you are munching on my shit. And then I always. I always been the type to tell you, like, yo, vampire, chill. We don't need the bikes, man, because that, that, that, that turning off, man. I might not even want to after that. Like, whoa. Oh, too much of a hard one. Oh, the side hip twist. Yeah, baby. You got. You, you. We need to. We need to recruit. We need to regroup and try this again another time.

[Alex Cooper]

You know what's so funny of hearing you say that is the classic move of like, let's just. I remember in high school, college, all the Time when guys couldn't eat me out. I'm like, okay. Like. And you try to pull them up, like, okay, like, baby, you didn't want to just fuck. We've been doing foreplay for, like, two fucking seconds, but you're literally, like, licking my belly button. That's not my clit. And so I'm like, all right, let me just pull you up, bro, because it's just not working. That's when you actually should know that your shit is bad. If someone's pulling you up, like, let's just fudge. It's not because they're eager to fudge. You want sex to be enjoyable and long. So if someone's pulling you up, your shit's whack.

[Offset]

It's just whack. And you just gotta face the fact.

[Alex Cooper]

Stop using your teeth.

[Offset]

Stop munching on my. This is not a grilled cheese. Get back. Oh, a little jump. You're getting it done. You get that jump. Oh, hey.

[Alex Cooper]

Stop.

[Offset]

That's what I really want to do. Stop.

[Alex Cooper]

I appreciate that. Okay, all the girls are now gonna be, like, wearing, like, mouth guards and going in, just, like, making sure no teeth.

[Offset]

Gums.

[Alex Cooper]

All gum, gums, baby. Okay, we're moving on. Let's talk about your new album. Set It Off. Congrats.

[Offset]

Thank you.

[Alex Cooper]

Talk to me about it. What's the vibe?

[Offset]

Set it off, man. The vibe of the music is, like, very fun, a little serious here, there. But I didn't want to. I feel like people was thinking I was going to go so serious because of the choice of events that happened in my life recently, but I wanted to have fun, like I said, wanted to be free. Set it off title is just like, Set this Bitch Off. Like, all the haters, all the whoever speculations is like, I'm going to show you how good I am, who I am. And, like, I wanted people to dive more into me as a person, like, see my personality. That's why I did a lot of things I did throughout this rollout and just let people know I'm cool, man. This album means a lot to me, man. I worked on this album for two and a half years, went through legal and different problems, and I'm happy.

[Alex Cooper]

Yeah.

[Offset]

With my project. Like, usually I'm not really, like, I'm like, what people? I don't give a what people think. I feel like my fire.

[Alex Cooper]

If you had to pick, what's your favorite song on the album? I feel like every time I say that, like, then everyone goes and listens to that one song. Like, what's yours.

[Offset]

Worth it.

[Alex Cooper]

Worth it.

[Offset]

It's number three, me and Don Toliver.

[Alex Cooper]

Okay.

[Offset]

And it's a female vibe. So ladies.

[Alex Cooper]

That'S my audience.

[Offset]

I'm on some player, baby. So it's like, it's not. No, it's not a trap turn record. It's a vibe. Like as soon as you turn it on, you're gonna with it.

[Alex Cooper]

I guarantee was listening to the one with Travis. Dope. I saw the music video. Really dope. Was that in Thailand?

[Offset]

Yeah.

[Alex Cooper]

Freaky is really good too. Jealousy also. I mean, anything with your wife is also dope fire. Is that cool to work together on? Yeah. Hell yeah.

[Offset]

Because we always do having fun when we do our. It don't never be like no serious ass. Like, it's always like we trying to be lit. We lit in the studio.

[Alex Cooper]

Yeah.

[Offset]

Had a couple drinks. Let's go ahead.

[Alex Cooper]

That's fun. That's really fun. Obviously, this is your second solo album.

[Offset]

Yeah.

[Alex Cooper]

What has been the most rewarding thing of like crafting your own image?

[Offset]

My own creation. My own creative. Creative. My own creative vision being actually taken serious. I have my own team. Like, everybody on my team understands the language I speak. And it's like my control of everything. I get to control everything. I don't want to be a control freak, but I get to control everything. Like, I feel like some people don't just be getting it or. Or scared to take the extra mile or won't get out of the box. Like they're uncomfortable with that. With me, I want to challenge myself. Watch a lot of film. I've been shooting my own. All my music videos have been shot by me and directed by me and like even the staff hired by me. Everything. So being able to do that because I'm passionate about that, that's so dope.

[Alex Cooper]

That you're that hands on. Because I feel like you can kind of tell with creators like who's on their shit and who just like showed up, did their lines and got the fuck out. I feel like you can feel that from this album. Last question, people that are watching today. Yeah, I feel like we haven't seen that much of your personality before this. And I think it's dope that you're like starting to like open up more. But if people are becoming a fan today, what do you want them to take away from this interview?

[Offset]

That first and foremost, you know me. Like, I don't be doing interviews. Right. Secondly, it's like I'm giving you an open jar of me, so accept it. Like this ain't no, like, trying to be cool. I'm not telling her to edit out. I'm not telling her. I'm just being raw, right? And I'm not telling her, like, don't talk about this. Don't do this.

[Alex Cooper]

Yeah.

[Offset]

I'm like, I want you to know as much as possible so you could dive more into me as a person, away from the music, too. Like, because it's not just about the music. It's about the all around. I would like you to be like, damn, he's just a cool person. Like, that makes me. That makes me feel good because I shadowed myself so long with, like, not really talking, and, like, that's boring as fuck. You know what I'm saying? And I don't want. I want people to think I'm boring. I'm actually fun as fuck. And, like, I respect you.

[Alex Cooper]

Thank you.

[Offset]

And what you do.

[Alex Cooper]

Thank you.

[Offset]

And the lights you bring because you got the ladies and y' all what matter. This is what people don't understand, that the women running this. That's why you think. Why do you think women running music. You think it's a coincidence? It's because women support more than men do. Facts.

[Alex Cooper]

Facts.

[Offset]

Women support and, like, they believe in you. They'll go all the way. Even with hiccups.

[Alex Cooper]

Yeah.

And I, with that offset, you are always welcome back here because I appreciate everything you said. And you are really cool. Like, you're a fun hang. I'm excited that I, like, got to get to know you better today because, like, I don't know what to expect. Obviously, when you sit down, like, I don't. You know, I see you online, I'm like. I don't know.

You're dope.

You're really cool, and you're a good hang. And you're funny.

[Offset]

You're good too, man. You don't make your feel like no questionnaire. Your feel like we just having a good conversation.

[Alex Cooper]

Yeah.

[Offset]

And it's like. And it's like a vibe. The setting of the room means a lot. It's not just in a white wall. Like, this shit's playing. You got. You got some taste with this furniture, too. I like what you. I like how you did this.

[Alex Cooper]

You like it?

[Offset]

I. With the decor. That's the type. I like the details, and it's kind of cute. You got some good books up here, huh?

[Alex Cooper]

You got pussy pedia behind you.

[Offset]

Oh, can I get some merch?

[Alex Cooper]

Oh, I got some merch for you.

[Offset]

Yeah, I'll get you some of my merch. Oh, yeah. I have my merch out, ladies.

[Alex Cooper]

Oh.

[Offset]

Oh, it's do it. Denim tears. It's with the album. You can get it on offsetteers.com he's plugging that.

[Alex Cooper]

He's plugging.

[Offset]

Make sure y' all go get this. Set it off album. Friday the 13th. Ladies, I need your support. I love you guys. Without you guys, we are nothing. I'm the be the one to say it, and I don't got no pride, and I don't give a. We down here. Y' all up here. Bring us up there with y'. All. Ladies, I love y'. All. I put three females on my album, which is Chloe, Bailey, Lotto, and my wife. So I have, like, five female joints on there because I didn't want to leave you out. I feel like a lot of times we leave you out.

[Alex Cooper]

Thank you for thinking.

[Offset]

We're wondering why you're not. I want you to be able to be in your mirror doing your makeup, and then put your hand down and move your hand and you look beautiful with my song in the background. I love that. I love that. Ladies, you want to dance? Do it. Get to it, baby. Your nails get done. You want to flip the camera on you, bang. Show them people them fire nails you just got with that offset. Set it off in the background. I love that. And I will see it because I'm. I'm on my Tick tock. I'm on my Instagram. I will see it and like it. That is not somebody working my. I like to be hands on. Love, y'. All.

[Alex Cooper]

I love. Look at you knowing Tick Tock being like, let me tell you guys how to make your videos Offset. Thank you so much for coming on. This was so dope. Thank you, thank you, thank you. Dude, that was.

[Offset]

That was fire.

[Alex Cooper]

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