That’s more important to me than everything, naw mean? It ain’t about Young Dolph. “It’s just what I’m doing, that’s how I rock. “If they deadass serious, I’m gonna treat they shit even more careful and I'ma give it more treatment than I treat my own,” he explains. This freedom allows Dolph to recruit artists such as current signee Key Glock to Paper Route if they prove to be up to the task. “ still have 100 percent ownership in my company.” “What people gotta realize is that even the people that try to give me advice on it, I take they advice and I listen to what they say, but it’s like at the same time, on this side of my brain I gotta realize and keep in mind that ain’t nobody ever been on my position,” he says. It’s just the world, that’s how it operate.”ĭolph proceeds to illustrate why the distribution deal made more sense than signing with a major label.

Somebody, whether it’s your little boy or your little cousin… You’re around somebody for periods and periods of time, they gonna pick up something off of you and add it to they life whether it’s something positive or whether it’s something negative. I mean it ain’t just the streets, bro, it’s the college students, it’s the teachers,” Dolph tells Genius about being a role model. On latest episode of For The Record, Dolph sat down with Genius' Head of Artist Relations Rob Markman to discuss the album, explain why he passed on a $22 million major label deal, and describe the process of setting up his label Paper Route Empire. Memphis rapper Young Dolph released his fourth solo album Role Model on September 21 after signing a multi-million dollar partnership deal with Empire.

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