Thanks for watching! Be sure to subscribe and rate the audio podcast on Apple and Spotify. Full timestamps below. APPLE: applepodcasts.com/peoplesparty SPOTIFY: open.spotify.com/show/72bYFZBBZIwc7kdYUmRgFe TIMESTAMPS 2:01 -- JPEG talks about the unique titles of his projects, which are intentionally off-putting to weed out the people that most likely wouldn't vibe off his music, and also explains the origins of his rap name. 5:29 -- JPEG reflects on growing up in Flatbush, Brooklyn, then moving frequently with his Jamaican parents starting at age 13, finally choosing Baltimore as his home base. He also speaks on the culture shock of the outwards racism he experienced while living in the south, and gives his impartial take on gentrification. 13:22 -- JPEG and Talib reflect on Ice Cube's mega influence and impact on each of them and across the industry. As well as Cube's signature way of attacking racism in America from a street level, everyday approach. 17:00 -- JPEG and Talib discuss the punk/hip hop connection and the freedom, empowerment, and control that an artist feels once they've established a lasting legacy, using Lauryn Hill as an example. 25:47 -- Talib asks JPEG to elaborate on a paraphrased quote regarding withholding the judgement of Kanye West's backing of Donald Trump. JPEG also speaks on how profoundly honored he feels when he hears his idols acknowledge him and are fans of his music. 33:34 -- JPEG speaks on the deep love he has for his hometown of Baltimore. They also discuss it's history of being used as a political football, and pacifism vs. the necessary use of violence, and the combination of both to promote change. 48:18 -- JPEG feels forced to interrupt Talib before he begins quoting Nelson Mandela to apologize in advance if he throws up anytime during the interview, and moments later he apologizes once more. They go on to discuss battling online twitter racists, and the concept of "righteous anger". 53:58 -- JPEG reflects on his military background, joining at a time when he felt he had no other viable options. They also discuss Trump's relationship with the media, and JPEG expresses why he thinks he'll be elected for a second term. 1:04:50 -- JPEG breaks down in detail the analogy he uses of his records being his children. 1:07:53 -- Talib references JPEG's song "Thug Tears", and asks him about the stigma of black men crying, and showing vulnerability. 1:10:14 -- JPEG is asked if he is ready for the last two questions, while he ponders if he needs a reunion with the people's party trash can. Once the show is back on track he responds to prompting his white fans at his shows to trade out the n-word for "cracker" when rapping along with him during sets. 1:15:23 -- Talib closes the show with one of JPEG's most notable quotes about perseverance of aspiring artists on the steep uphill climb to achieving success.

Only Peggy being 110% drunk can still make more sense than a sober person. Respect! Honest as always

jpegmafia in every interview: "im kinda drunk right now".

"I'm anti violence but I'm pro karma" I feel that

The guy that handled peggys audio levels must have been pulling his hair out throughout this interview

Thug tears: " I feel like i'm about to throw up" 😂

He isn't really a lightweight. Consider the fact he drank to the point of throwing up and still expressed himself intelligently and held his own. I was mad impressed. Great interview. Respect.

Only jpegmafia can break something during the beginning of an interview and make it seem normal...

Talk about spilling your guts on camera

WOW!!! This interview was better than I expected. Best JPEGMafia interview ever.

Kweli's hat game is so strong that he never wears the same hat twice and in fact I'm surprised he doesn't change hats during the interview just to floss

*throws up violently* "My bad." 1:13:00

Peggy after vomiting twice: I’m not drunk anymore! Also Peggy, 5 minutes later: I’m drunk and I need the bucket again...

Shouts out to Talib and crew for being patient, caring and professional while Peggy was puking. Shouts to Peggy for pushing the envelope in rap while being himself we need more of those in Hip-Hop.

I thought muchdank was just playing this man really puked

Damn, you can really tell Talib did his research

I wasn't sure what to expect, but this is now in my top 5 of People's Party episodes. Great work holding it together just when I thought it was going to implode. That's what made it so fun to watch.

What a beautiful interview. That level of respect and the way this brother expresses his gratitude and talks about honoring his heroes is so dope to me .....and smoking out his hero, too. That's really cool. I'm going to check out Jpegmafia. I'm a new fan and I haven't even heard his music yet.

Honestly Peggy's fit is fire as hell

This is the best interview I've seen in years! Word... Thank you.

"people put the word edgy on me because i feel like they can’t deal with the reality of what i’m talking about"

Damn bruh that ending really hit home. I've been feeling like this for 12 years straight. Peggy always puts things in perspective. I feel like qutting this music shit every other week. But he really just gave me some hope bc its literally the only thing I want to do, and I'm good at. Man thank you Uproxx and Talib for this interview.

Death metal has been using song titles for fan quality control for decades, so I love that hip-hop might see some value in that now.

Peggy is super chaotic neutral, the type that breaks glasses and spits on the floor of the colors show. Love this guy

He said Talib never talked to him again after this

🤣🤣🤣 This was exactly what I needed today. Thank you UPROXX, Talib, and of course Peggy for being such an amazing guest and bring the Party to People's Party.

This series is consistently inspirational. There were so many moments in this interview that made me well up, and so many thoughtful and insightful questions.

JPEGMafia is a top tier live performer

Thanks to an OG doing his research and coming into this interview with bangers. Another insightful one. Big ups Sir Talib Kweli and crew. Love you Peggy

Wait Peggy puking wasn’t just a muchdank edit

the cambridge interview and now this... keep peggy save! I wrote this before I knew he gonna throw up like three times in this interview 😂😂

dude he said "I feel like I'm about to throw up" almost exactly like he did in thug tears 💀

Went from peoples party to drink champs really quick, great episode.

One of jpegs best interviews, and Ive seen almost all of them. Dope as hell

Awesome interview, thank you all so much for sharing your wisdom. Stay tuned til the end

This is a brilliant and very insightful conversation. Thank you brothers.

I've literally been waiting for this interview since I saw the first preview. Aint even gonna lie I dead ass subscribed to the channel for this. Yea I know I'm one of those types

UPROXX Video I’m very new to almost never heard of him until this interview, simple fact people’s party staff as a whole and Talib interview him , I learn a lot from this young man and his music , he’s mos def (pun attended) a new breed of MC’ing making true raw statement through his music and in the industry .. he’s just a newer more diverse version of the tribes, roots, dead prez, black star, Kendrick’s, etc and so on and so forth.. not my cup of tea of style of music , but I respect it and salute the message and style he’s giving to us to enjoy ... peace young man, next time have a chaser with that drink ... keep making great body of work

Jpegmafia with the most peggy interview. Talked about social and racial causes while puking his guts😂

What a great episode, I really really loved it. Thank you all 🙏🙌🙌

My new favorite jpegmafia interview

I'm honestly just happy that the interview didn't get awkward or made peggy feel uncomfortable. True professional genuine shit!

Love Jpeg, his originality, amd genuine, affirming sense of self. He's also smart af. We love him over here.

That was the most casual yet eventful and insightful interview I have seen lol

After watching over 4 jpeg interviews and now this one, I feel like this is the most resonant of his authentic personality. Booze aside and all, this felt and flowed better than the other ones. 🎉

EASILY one of the creative minds that hip-hop is blessed with now. NEVER thought he would come up here tho for some reason. Big ups to Peggy for showing up, and s/o to Jasmin & Talib for hosting this. People's Party keep repping the culture, old & new

damn i feel bad knowing that Kweli literally never spoke to him again after this

Wow what a great interview to spread over the course of a day! Two of my biggest heroes!

It’s surreal seeing this after everything we‘ve seen in Minneapolis.

Phenomenal interview. This was a pleasant surprise!!!!

Brooo this interview is so legendary

Only discovered JPEG recently but honestly he's become easily one of my favorites to the point where I, who usually just stays home and enjoys my cheap audiophile set up and hates crowds, want to see him live. Seeing him interact like this with Talib just felt so sincere and true, and as controversial as his opinions might be, I found myself aligning with them more than not. Was sad to see Hasanabi get banned as he was going to have Peggy on and I really wanted to know more about JPEG's political ideology, but this interview gave me not just that, but also a look into someone who seems like a really nice, genuine guy. All that while having a great time! Will definitely watch this one again and check our more of People's Party

Talib I appreciate your patience on this interview.. especially him throwing up all over the place .. a lot people would of ended it right there

Probably the best interview I’ve ever seen ngl. Big shoutout to both JPEGMAFIA and Talib and the whole interviewing crew. Shit was a fuckin ride no 🧢

The absolute best. Whhhhhyyyy did I miss until now. Guess I needed to see and hear it now. God's time!

First people's party that I've seen all the way through, you are the shit talib!!! I think this is gonna be my new favorite podcast

Definitely, should have him come back for a 2nd interview! Great interview

Loved this episode though. Kweli was more conversational than interviewery! Great content!

This was such a dope interview.

That was the dopest interview I've ever seen!

wow man i dont see interviewers doing this much research before hand thats so crazy. subscribed

GREATEST EPISODE EVER 🤘🏾🤘🏾🤘🏾

Kweli tried so hard to protect Lauryn Hill but i'm not convinced.

Peggy’s Vomit 48:57 1:10:29 1:13:01 I love how by the third one Jasmin does not find it funny anymore

damn, tamkyu for this, is always great to have some real interview like this.

so many truths! one of the best interviews I've seen this year, bar none.

IM WATCHING THIS RN FOR THE 2ND TIME WEARING THE SAME HOODIE AS PEGGY. ALSO DRUNK ASWEL. LOVE THIS!!

Hey, this podcast was real as fuck; I have so much respect for Peggy, as he is honest, straightforward, really down to earth person, who also LIVES for the art and has so much respect for it. This was one of the most enlightening hour and a half of my life, if I'm being honest-

The part about Peggy releasing his music as if it’s his kid resonated so much. Amazing interview.

Get spaceghostpurrp and Eric Andre on here.... AT THE SAME TIME! lol

best JPEGmafia interview out there man, two living legends…

This guy is something else.

Much Dank Brought Me Here...

heaps of respect for peggy in the comments for being able to articulate himself while drunk which i feel 100%... But mad respect to Talib Kweli and his people for remaining so patient and understanding throughout this one! That takes some next level inner peace haha

Anybody that damn intelligent drunk and stoned breaking glasses throwing up looks like it's time to check out jpegmafia music and this is so cool I didn't even know Talib Kweli have a podcast

A legend and a legend in the making 🙌🏿🙌🏿

wow i really didnt expect this its a mad surprise but a good one at that 🔥🔥🔥

hahaha this is so like funny & comfortable of a conversation.. one of the best ive seen,, like jleg's hannibal buress interview. so awesome

Peggy interviews are just 👌🏽👌🏽

Might be the best artist interview I’ve ever seen

This man is so incredible to watch, absolute genius

This interview right here is why I love JPEGMAFIA and I found a new love for Talib Kweli, I've never heard of him before in my hole life, but seeing and hearing what he has to say is so real, I love interviewers that keep it so real, the fact that this interviewer said more truth than most people I have so much respect for, Talib Kweli isn't just an interviewer, he's an artist interviewing an artist, not just a random person that doesn't now shit asking random famous person !

This is the best peggy interview hands down, out of everything online right now

this was so great

Great podcast, love when they talk about all the inspirational stuff 🎉

this is one of the greatest videos of all time 🙏 "Hate is more honest than love" - Peggy

i've literally just watched or listened to this interview idly for the past 3 days i love it so much lol

Big shout out to Talib for even knowing that Peggy exists. If anyone deserves an interview in music today, it's this man.

Damn this may be my favorite interview ever

I am from Argentina and I understand a little bit of English but I did not understand completely, beyond that I could understand and realize that this is the best and most honest interview I have ever heard, my blessings to these two huge artists. ☄ 💚☢ ☣ 🇦🇷

Funny this popped up on my feed since I just got introduced to JPEG and have been listening to his music in small doses for now. Lol Glad to see we have a lot of similar views on many things like Kanye and Anglo hip hop "fans"

Peggy rocking them Yugi gloves

Such a memorable episode.

Man this was a instant classic

I finished listening to this episode and looked him up. Never heard of him before this. Thank you Talib for bringing him on. Dude is fucking nice.

jpeg thank u for the prep talk at the end was mad inspiring, kinda wild u was puking this whole interview tho lmaooo

did NOT expect this. I clicked so fast.

This is the most Jpegmafia interview ever

It's interesting to hear him talk about his military experience. He's got his perspective and I know he had something bad happen but he also said it was the only way he saw out - and now we get to enjoy his great music, that is informed by his experiences. I guess I'm glad he followed the path he followed and we benefit. He's totally right about Trump winning too:p Thanks Talib for the i/v and Peggy for his thoughts!

my fav two folk....this was so insightful, sometimes i feel like me n peggy's brain operate in the same fashion