What happens when a Bronx hooper loses basketball overnight and turns to drill music instead?

In Episode 13 of GOATs Only, host Ali the Greatest sits down with Bronx rapper Tone Corlyone, the Ghanaian-American independent artist behind Not a Drill, the final part of his basketball-inspired trilogy.

They talk about drill music without the violence, building a team in the music business, and why a niche audience beats big numbers. Tone also opens up about getting kicked out of school, his sold-out show at the Delancey in NYC, and how faith keeps him going. Hip hop, mindset and real talk all in one. 🔥

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CHAPTERS

[00:00] - Meet Bronx Rapper Tone Corlyone

[04:00] - The Story Behind Not a Drill

[12:09] - How Basketball Led to Rap

[18:25] - When His Basketball Career Ended[

20:50] - How Music Saved Him

[22:45] - The Fight That Got Him Kicked Out

[29:14] - Why Young Men Should Ask for Help

[33:28] - Ghanaian Roots, Faith and Music

[39:56] - His Songwriting Process

[41:45] - Why Artists Shouldn't Be Put in a Box

[46:28] - Building a Team in the Music Business

[53:55] - Sold-Out Show at the Delancey NYC

[59:48] - Streaming Numbers vs Real Fans

[1:03:27] - Trials Build Character

[1:05:39] - Wrap Up