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Lil Jon says most people think he’s not smart. In reality, he is one of the smartest guests we have ever had on the show. This conversation is the side of him nobody sees. Sponsored by Scribe: Discover how your team actually works with Scribe Optimize, an intelligence platform that identifies workflow inefficiencies and recommends fixes to save time. Visit https://www.scribe.how/founders and mention Founder’s Story for a 30-day risk-free trial. Lil Jon is the Grammy winning Atlanta producer and artist who turned crunk into a global movement, built the biggest song of his career on a beat another artist released first, served as musical director and performer for Usher’s Super Bowl halftime show in front of 300 million people, and now records meditation albums. His new book, I Only Shout So You Can Hear Me, is the first time he has shared his personal life in full. Get the book and follow him: https://www.simonandschuster.com/books/I-Only-Shout-So-You-Can-Hear-Me/Lil-Jon/9781668061473 https://www.liljon.com/ https://www.instagram.com/liljon/ He explains how “Yeah!” almost got sidelined when Petey Pablo’s “Freek a Leek” dropped on the same beat, how he rebuilt it keeping only the drums, and why he leaked it to DJs himself to force it into the single slot over “Burn.” He tells the story of Ciara’s “Goodies,” which started as “Cookies” until he and Shakir Stewart told her it was wack, and how changing one word made a hit that still plays today. He shares the million dollar publishing check he keeps framed, the Dave Chappelle phone sketch that only happened because he showed up to say thank you, and how a song he recorded in 2016 went gold in 2026 because of a TikTok line dance. Then he opens up about turning 50, going through a divorce, meditating every morning in a copper pyramid, recording healing albums his son engineered, and what he has learned about acceptance and grief since losing him. If you have ever been written off for the loudest version of yourself, this episode is for you. I Only Shout So You Can Hear Me is out now. Chapters: 00:00 “People think I’m an idiot” 02:23 The two Lil Jons on the book cover 04:16 How Lil Jon actually uses AI to make music 05:53 How punk mosh pits created crunk 11:24 The one word that turned “Cookies” into “Goodies” 12:53 How a thank you became the Dave Chappelle phone sketch 15:47 The million dollar check he keeps framed 17:10 “I hadn’t even finished the song”: knowing a hit instantly 19:35 A 2016 song that went gold in 2026 because of TikTok 21:36 “Yeah!” almost never happened: the Petey Pablo beat problem 28:42 From the club to the copper pyramid: why he started meditating 37:15 The key to life is acceptance 38:20 “I’m a master manifester”: the Super Bowl mindset 41:30 Why he leaked “Yeah!” to DJs himself 44:10 His advice for any family going through grief 46:37 “I only shout so you can hear me”

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