How does Ted Lucas really feel about Trick Daddy?? LowKey finds out in this edition of Real Talk!

Let’s face it, Ted Lucas is an OG. But if you let him tell it, his humble persona will throw you astray. He’s seen the the highest of the highs and the lowest of the lows, but yet, he carries the Slip-N-Slide torch as if it was just handed to him 20 minutes prior to our conversation; with pride and enthusiasm.

I chopped it up with the Slip-N-Slide boss (on THIS side of town as well) about whether or not his current clients (Rick Ross and Plies) would fair well during the golden years of Slipe-N-Slide and his estranged relationship with Trick Daddy. Check out what he had to say….

Ted Lucas on Rick Ross and Plies…..

 “If the artists affiliated with Slip-N Slide today came out during the old Slip-N-Slide days, Rick Ross would’ve sold four million by now, Plies would’ve been at two million going on three million by now and between both of their freshmen debut’s we would be at seven or eight million ten years ago based on these two artists and where they are at material wise and fan base wise. I’m fortunate enough to have two of the hardest out right now.”

Ted Lucas on Trick Daddy….. 

“You have a family member that you don’t get along with everyday, but you still love him. I love Trick, that’s my brother and he might not make some of the wisest decisions with everything he may choose to do, but I still love him. I just got off the phone with him and I’m helping him negotiate his new label, Dunk Ryder records. I want to see him successful, I want to see him make as much money as possible and my door is always open for Trick.”

Sincerely

Low “Uh huh, ok, what’s up……SHUT UP…LOL” Key

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