hodgy and domo were always the ones in OF that always resonated most with me growing up listening to the crew ; potheads, always joking, sports interests, one seen as an energizer bunny when he feels like being one (hodgy) and the other being the one who 9/10 gone sit back and play blunt passer and jokester during the function (domo). they were really my generations wu tang as far as sub groups within the group and different chemistries that added to the cores aura. OFWGKTADGAFLLBBLSBFBN 4L

Hodgy always struck me as introverted and introspective. Wise man.

Dude thank you for doing til his interview. Loved Odd Future when I was 12 man. Now I’m 23 and always wondered what happened to Hodgy and this is just what I was looking for man. Thank y’all 🙏🏽💙

As someone who worshiped Odd Future as a young 14-15 year old lost black child. Hodgy was one of my favorites in OF. Thank you for this…

When you played “in a dream” I got chills it bought back hella memories

Just seems that they all wanted to hangout, make awesome music, have fun, live their young life to the fullest, and make some good ass memories. After that they all wanted to live quietly and that was it. It's like what they basically did was, ".....................HEY I'M HERE!!!!!.......................ok bye..". I'm glad that he's doing good and happy or maybe happier, still sad that they all split up but honestly as a human being I would rather have them be happy to themselves and live their lives in peace than to be making music, famous, rich, and suicidal/depressed. Thanks for the memories and the good music.

Hodgy is on his Spiritual shit. Everything he said in this interview is Definitely true tho

Listening to Hodgy talk about his early adult years is insane, idk I was young when I heard the OF boys doing their thing. Always interesting opening up a core memory from then and processing the now with the help of someone or something you were heavily invested in

I loved all the projects Hodgy did, from The Dena Tape all the way to Untitled EP 2. His tone and and rhyme schemes were some of the best in OF. I truly thought he’d be one of the best rappers out of the group but it seemed like at the time he stopped really caring about the quality of music he was putting out especially after the group split. Even some of the songs he’s put out recently didn’t move me like what some of his previous works did. This interview definitely gave me a new perspective, and it’s great to hear he’s been sober for a while now. I’ll always support his work and give it a listen. He’ll always been one of the best rappers from 2010-2014 to me

I completely understand now. I will never 100% get it but I do got that 99%. Growing up lost not really pursuing anything you are looking for something but cling onto was is closes to comfort. Maybe friends, but one day it’s just going to be you and you’ll need to be able to find peace within yourself and make peace with everyone else. Before you even get that point you will need to be working hard at something such as music,speech , sales, art and you will need to struggle. Will doing so if you really want to you will find self enlightenment. Only then your second life starts. Goodluck once you see the way broadly you see it in all things.

Stones throw could be a good indy label for Hodgy to sign to, not that he needs a label

Hodgy was always one of my favorites out of OF. Saw him in NY on the mellowhigh tour back in the day and it was such a dope show. He always was a good writer and had great energy. Peace to you G glad to see he’s well.

Glad to hear he's getting better. I had a heavy drug and alcohol addiction during the whole odd future thing and even saw a concert in portland, or which was sadly low energy, but understandable because I recognized their high enegy image beguining to wear on them. As was mine. i was using so many different drugs at the time and overdosed serveral times. I slept in parks and once woke up on a strangers front poarch. I destroyed relationships and the reprecussions of the odd future era for me was very impactful. Wish him the best and hope he can bridge that gap between his children and himself and it seems like hes working on it. Hope he keeps it up and finds his sound again, the one were hes the inventive dude he was but without drugs must be hard. Its hard for a 30 year old drop out custodian it must be hell for a celebrity, with all that social pressure and having people invade his right to live life like every human being on the planet and walk around not being constantly approached with that strong negative energy that was his public image reflected back on him constantly by fans. Hope he recovers well and Im glad he seems to have a good support sysytem

I can relate to a lot of what Hodgy was saying. Especially about projecting on to others. Thanks for this brother, god bless you.

H-O-D-G-Y- HODGYYY 🎉

Ima g im on my rind... like a shaved orange. (Grind) Dude I love the song strangers, fathers, and the j dilla beat when you was like " kuku he play it cool he too cool" haha something like that... real supporter of this kind of mind

Wld love to meet bro! Hella chill 🔥🔥🔥 Responses. Great interview 👍🏿

I may need to listen to this from time to time to hear hodgy’s view on life because it definitely made me think a lot and he’s always inspired me when it came to making some of my own music glad to hear your doing well brother and your journey to inner peace 🙏🏽🐐

Organic conversation. This was great.

This man continues to spark something in me to keep going when I am going through life and it’s such a blessing that he has touched many ppls lives. Thank you my guy. Much peace and See ya someday

Great interview. Glad to hear from hodgy after all these years. Enjoyed his album fire place the not the other side. And his latest ep. everyday people change into someone we never knew again. Glad to hear he has a new album coming out sometime in the future. 🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐

Made my day always lookn for any new word from the 🐐

Awesome interview thank you

Awesome interview 🙌

Absolutely incredible interview! 💯👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

This was amazing to hear, hodge was my favourite out of odd future so it’s so good to see him doing well in life and being a family man and following his heart. Big respect t to everyone for this right here. Much love from Toronto ✌🏼

There are a lot of things that resonated with me from this interview. Hodgy has some wisdom. I came to back to revisit this.

Thank you.

Peace Hodgy!! 🙌🏼

good interview

Excellent interview. Well spoken, clear and concise, thoughtful questions and allowed the artist room to breathe and talk. Love it. Subscribed for sure. Well done.

Amazing interview & great questions! You can tell the interviewer knows his stuff.

Hodgy 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

really wanted to hear him speak on Fireplace😭Fire interview thou s/o to Hodgy,s/o to the podcast

Thank you for this. Glad to hear Hodgy is doing well. Wasn't a fan of the MellowHype stuff, but he always had glimpses of this introspection in his music which I liked. It's sobering to see how life plays out sometimes (compared to his peers), and it seems like he's done a lot of reflecting for the better.

Hodgy super smart

Wow! I was just thinking about Mellowhype the other day too!

He was a co founder

Does anyone know his song at 1:16

Damn dawg!!!!! DEAD DEPUTY COP KILLER!!!!

Interviewer did not understand the assignment. You will only hear between the lines the light you will need to find. The amount of Information you will need to endure puts you into a stale mate so don’t get trapped in any games. The Roman circus for first.

he sound like he's whining about his childhood.

Wow, so that everyday video was shot here cuz he lived here damn. Tysm for the interview