Grammy winners Robert Glasper and Terrace Martin sit down with Nick Barili to talk about J Dilla’s legacy, Kendrick Lamar’s genius, and what separates producers from beatmakers.From Dilla’s “drunk-funk” grooves to the creative chaos behind To Pimp A Butterfly, Glasper and Martin unpack the mindset behind innovation — and the two words that changed music forever. Featuring stories about Kendrick Lamar, 50 Cent, G-Unit, Snoop Dogg, Herbie Hancock, Battlecat, and more.Originally released in 2017 in three parts, this version has been remastered and presented in full for the first time, including 15 minutes of never-before-seen footage.Subscribe for more legendary conversations and new content as we celebrate 20 years of https://www.youtube.com/@hardknocktv?sub_confirmation=1#RobertGlasper #TerraceMartin #KendrickLamar #JDilla #NickBarili #Producers #Beatmakers #HardKnockTV #ToPimpAButterfly #JazzMeetsHipHop #Interview—“He’s the producer that musicians want to play like — that’s not normal. Most producers chase what’s out, but musicians were trying to play like Dilla. He literally changed my whole style of playing.”(Robert Glasper)“You’re not a producer if you’re just emailing beats. Producing is responsibility — getting people in the room, guiding the vibe, shaping the record. If you’re emailing beats, you’re an emailer.”(Terrace Martin)“There’s always the norm — then somebody says, ‘fuck it.’ And that becomes the new norm. Those two words are why music keeps evolving.”(Robert Glasper)