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Isaiah Rashad Opens Up About The House Is Burning, Mental Health, His Rapping Style, Outkast Influences, TDE Family, And More

People's Party with Talib Kweli

English - August 09, 2021 04:01 - 4 minutes - ★★★★ - 2K ratings
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If there’s one person that the whole rap world is talking about this month, it’s Isaiah Rashad. The TDE label star and rapper behind the acclaimed new album The House is Burning, is getting love from every corner right now.

The day before the release, Rashad sat down with Talib Kweli and Jasmin Leigh with hip-hop on the brain. This is a real rap convo. Whether it’s explaining his influences, giving love to Outkast, honoring his TDE family, or breaking down Lil’ Wayne’s genius, Isaiah comes real and deep with every word. 

If you’re just finding Rashad’s music, this is the interview you need. It’ll help you understand his approach and unique genius while also sharing his humor and joy. 

If there’s one person that the whole rap world is talking about this month, it’s Isaiah Rashad. The TDE label star and rapper behind the acclaimed new album The House is Burning, is getting love from every corner right now.


The day before the release, Rashad sat down with Talib Kweli and Jasmin Leigh with hip-hop on the brain. This is a real rap convo. Whether it’s explaining his influences, giving love to Outkast, honoring his TDE family, or breaking down Lil’ Wayne’s genius, Isaiah comes real and deep with every word. 


If you’re just finding Rashad’s music, this is the interview you need. It’ll help you understand his approach and unique genius while also sharing his humor and joy.