Dallas Austin on Having the #2 Song on Billboard at 16, Dropping Out of School (Part 2)
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Dallas Austin spoke to VladTV about starting to feel like he had found a way out of poverty with his music and being upset when his brother broke a $1,200 keyboard that he had bought for Dallas. He explained that he was starting to run away to Atlanta to live with his aunt and pursue music, but Dallas says his mom sold her restaurant so the whole family could move together.
To hear more, including seeing the KKK when they moved to Highland Place, Georgia, hit the above clip.
Dallas Austin sat down with VladTV to talk about heading to Atlanta and being in local studios which led him to getting signed and producing a song for Doug E. Fresh and it going to number 2 on the charts. He said that he was still going to the skating rink, and that he heard his song playing he and his friends were skating. He said that he was 16 at the time.
He also noted that he did not want to go to school anymore because he felt he was going to be a big producer at an early age, and actually left school. From there, he noted how being in the studio so much after that, which led him to coming across Another Bad Creation. - บันเทิง
Talk about support his Mother sold her buiesness and became an worker when she was a BOSS to help her son...DAMN!!!!...BEST MOTHER IN THE WORLD!!..
It suuuuure paid off!
@@lisahurtt7608 in regards to his CAREER...RYTE!!..
FACTS! Thats beautiful!
@@uptownkal3046 Yes it truly is
But did he make it? First time i hear about him
Dallas Austin doesn't get the credit he deserves as producer
yeah agreed just finding out about him
He doesnt...hes top 5 hands down in hip hop/rnb.
I only know about him because of the tlc movie
Agreed him, B. Cox, and jazzy Pha too
Facts 💪
Dallas, Babyface and Darkchild back in the day were 🔥🔥🔥 producers.
Rodney Jerkins...
TIMBALAND AND MISSY AS WELL
@@edennard1 I thought that RJ was Darkchild...
@@BluDrop5 He Is, Just Like How Yung Berg Is Hitmaka Now.....
BluDrop5 that’s him
His mom was a G for that. What parent is going to sell their business move to another city, and go work for someone else to support the dreams of a 15 year old with ni gaurantee it will even pay off?
Arie Fraiser I would move to another country to support my children.
I did for my kids...moved out of the country to give them a childhood to be clear of America’s crap & think free. Now they want to pursue business.
She really believed in her kid 💖
Definitely a good origin story, now when we hear a song dedicated to mothers we will think twice.
@@oddco5703 Where'd you move to?
This is a picture perfect story of DESTINY! Shout out to Mama for listening and supporting her child. Not everyone is made for school. Education comes in different forms. Wisdom comes from the wise.
I grew up with 3 of his cousins in College Park, Ga. They were and still are VERY proud of him. Great family!!!
I literally just burst into tears when he mentioned how his mom sacrificed and followed him to Atl to pursue HIS dream! What a WONDERFUL Mom!!!
Praise God
God bless his mother. Truly a special one.
Marc Bryant I see you’re angry......I don’t argue with anyone. Stay blessed boo 😉
What does FAKE "god" have 2 do with Anything??!! 🤔 Where was "god" at when they had RATS oN the Floor??
Very underrated! His life story would be a nice movie
Frank Bridges Drumline is loosely based on his life.
For almost 50 he looks young, he must be happy doing what he was doing.
I miss that real R&B now it's rappers singing every song 🙄
Legit,crap is whack
And singers trying to rap, along with athletes, actors, and every other person breathing seems like.
The Boys.....who remembers Dial My Heart
I loved the boys!!! I loved Hakeem!
Yess I remember...their first song I heard from them was called “crazy” this is going way back 😂
Hell yea..."Crazy" "Thank you for the Funk", Hakeem was a beast at production.
Classic. They got an unsung episode.
The Boys were definitely the SHIT.
Underrated producer in the 90s ATL R&B/HipHop sound....
Man, Dallas' mom and high school counselor are awesome. I think most conversations would turn out opposite.
KEN WINS That shit sounded like a scene in a Disney channel show that I would roll my eyes and suck my teeth at lol
Cat sound like Dennis Rodman when he talk
Hel also founded Monica and wrote produced wrote majority of her Miss thang album.
"I bought the restaurant from Dallas Austin's mother, and turned it into strip club/waffle house." - TK Kirkland
LC Vigilante Productions Good one....😏😏
Strip club Waffle House 😂
😂
Actually tk was probably around during this time, he been hanging with Eddie Murphy in 1982, so he literally seen and been around.
LC Vigilante 😂😂😂😂
That guidance counselor was a real one.
Btw, 16 with a number 2 is dope, but a number 1 at 5 is amazing!
Len F. Yep that counselor really understood... in today’s times, he/she would get fired and brought up on some ridiculous charges...
@@angiemaq facts! Some nonsense like "failure to comply with traditional educational guidance practices and guidelines!"
😁Right! I didn't hear him say Aisha was number one but it was definitely a hit record because I remember when I was a kid. And a hit record at 5 is a big deal to everyone but a 5 year old lol. They're still looking for Play-Doh at 5.😁
@@LenFnc LOL...WORD UP!!!
This is why I respect Vlad.
I’ve always wanted to know Dallas’s story!
Big Up Vlad
This man has such a distinctive sound EVEN AS A KID!! Very dope interview!! Thankful to be watching this.
Salute to the loyalty he and his mom shared to each other. True love.
I remember this dude from college park ga back in the day.he was really cool dude.to all the people who are not from Atlanta who cant figure out how the city took over hip hop and why Atlanta artist don't beef with each other.here is the reason why EVERYONE KNOWS EACH OTHER AND WE ALL GREW UP TOGETHER.
@@Crookbhustler i am from college park also.
Joyce Irby is legendary and a dope bass player...I still rock KLYMAXX ...She also discovered Lioyd
Yes, she is legendary indeed. She also discovered Sammie. I'm completing her memoir now. It's called 'I'd Still Say Yes'. She goes in depth about her career, including her business relationship with Dallas. Mind blown.
Dallas Also In 1989 Worked With Us With Joyce Irby On Songs Like My Music, .My Love & I Will Always Love You...Troop Attitude. We Love U Dallas Austin Fam Fa'Life One Love Fa'Sho...
That's right he did do yall's(TROOP) I'll alway's love you. A classic which y'all should've dropped a video for by the way just saying!!! ha.
I have been IN LOVE with Dallas and his musical endeavors since he was with Joyce... he literally does not have to do anything else the rest of his life because he has made his mark on the industry...
ABC- Another bad Creation “Aiesha” he was in video. Classic!
"Yo Dallas man." "What up?!"
My world was a banger to lol
Vlad really added the flashback of Jermaine Dupri saying "yeah....yeah" lol
The klan became police and judge doctor lawyer and president
Very true!
Became? ...they ALWAYS were.
They were always that, even before. But you are correct.
Kay You you got that right!!!!!
They always were especially in your beloved Democratic Party that’s who the KKK was all along and still is!
I still love that song Hey Mr. DJ!!!
Please play me favorite song. And keep me dancing
Dude always been real brother about his family and music. Up and coming producers take notes.
The boy is mine, just one of those days, I ain’t to proud to beg, all I wanna say they don’t really care about us, unpretty just to name a few
The Real Banger Was The 1994 Smash "CREEP" By TLC...ENUFF SAID 🔥🔥🔥!
Who produced "Like This, Like That"?
He didn't produce the boy is mine.
55cleon Fire instrumental. Those guitar stabs mesh perfectly with those two piano chords.
@@sirwinstoncarterlxxxvii2536 Darkchild.
Ive always liked his stuff..... Motown Philly..... 80s stuff.
90's
@@md3dasnipa386 yall shet tha fuck up.... I'm talking about 80s...joyce Irby. Smh
DALLAS is a AWESOME dude!!! A real Atlanta ICON!!👍🏿🔥👍🏿🔥👍🏿🔥👍🏿🔥👍🏿🔥👍🏿🔥
Jellybeans Skating Rink was our #1 spot in ATL. I hung there from 12 -16 years old.
This My 1st time hearing Dallas give an Interview. I hope he touches on ILLEGAL
Funny you said that.back in the early 90s i think 92 i met malik and jamal by way of a neighbor that worked with dallas.at the time i was going to school with Chris kelly from kriss kross and after i informed them of that malik said we got something for their ass lol.
@@powderedtoastfacekillah734 YES SIR!! They had a Tremendous Upside... Talent wasted
😂 Vlad loves to say somebody said something when *he* said it. All JD said was “yeah”
I was just thinking the same thing. 😂😂
😂😂
Very humble guy..When you have a dream and believe in yourself, stay focused and never give up..All i keep hearing is affirmation on top of affirmation. .This man knew what his life was gonna be early on..-Trusno #salute
Dude is a legend that is not spoke about enuff. His name rings strong right along next to your favorite producers.
This is awesome I appreciate the ghetto break can't wait to see the full interview
Me and Dallas went to higj school together. MD Collins in College Park. I remember he took me and some of our friends to Columbus to meet Dougie Fresh. Dallad always carried that damn Keyboard with him to class. Lol.
Talk about going after what you want! I wish I had that drive at 14 15 sheesh peace to Mr. Austin 💪🏿🔥
Shout out to that school counselor and all of us school counselors who support kids in reaching their goals and living prosperous lives!!
Great Mother....Great Son Props and Continued Blessings to both. I would like for this Brother to write a Book so much Great and Untapped Knowledge.
He makes it sound like it was so easy. Amazing.
Real legend right here! He should had nick on with him least nick was just there and Dallas help start drum line.
It was ATL
Shoutout to all the momz out there holding it down and riding on faith..
Wow! Joyce 'Fenderella' Irby's "Mr. DJ" was one of the first 'cassingles' I ever bought.
Yeah he reminds me of shock G. They damn there look like brothers
The Boyz like the ones who did Dial my Heart and Crazy?!?!
I remember seeing his name on a track produced by him and Ms. Irby on TROOP's 2nd album
I still remember TLC shouting out Highland Place mobsters somewhere on “Ooooo” ! Now I know what they were talking about!!
Inspirational !!!!!
Good interview.
D Austin is mad underrated
Mom is a real one!!
Even if he wouldn't have made it in the industry the thought of your mother giving up everything to help you achieve your dreams is a wonderful childhood memory. Real food to your soul!! You do not need money to be happy it's those little memories which fills you up with happiness!
Mom is definitely his #1 supporter love her
Wonder if he talks about how he helped Erick Sermon when he fled from New York to Atlanta after the home invasion at PMD's crib back in the day.
I was wondering the other day about whatever happened to Erick Sermon. Did he get of the business bc of that?
@@DBMe33 Sermon's still active, hasn't gone anywhere. Dropped an album earlier this year, still producing.
His solo career pretty much jumped off with the move to Atlanta both with his first solo album and the production work he did at Dallas Austin's D.A.R.P. studio in them early days.
@@ThaMizphit74
Thats good. I was concerned that he might have 'fallen off.' I only know of him bc of 'Just Like Music' but thats my jam. 💯🎵✌
Dope to see producers who still have that "human" side to them easier to relate to the importance of their journey
He produced my favorite TLC tracks
Dallas does get the credit he deserves as a musical genius. Crazy!!!
We played Nintendoooooooooooo....It was our very first date. Her mother told her to be home by niiiiiiiiiiiiiine
Nintendo. You remember when you had to blow the cartridge, to work. Classic
Ieshaaaaa🎶
FYI HES WORTH 35 million
Shout out to all the true southerners... we done it all.. seen it all
He did Hey Mister Dj too? 😂 how crazy is that... DA literally ALL my favs back in the day apparently! Crazy... Would love to meet him one day 😊
I actually met his mom and brother, I was shooting a short film at my apartment, her granddaughter was in my film. I met Dallas downtown Atlanta walking down the sidewalk, very humble people.
I moved to Atlanta in '89 in the hopes of becoming a member of his production team, but I couldn't secure the bag. This dude was difficult to reach (contact).
I love Dallas Austin's mother. She is the best.
wtf?????????
I love Dallas Austin's mother. She is one of the best mothers I have ever seen.
Seems like a real good dude. Respect to him
My man still lookin like a teenager. Living the life he earned, stress-less. Hit maker, legend right there!
Mother and son relationships, wonderful.
My mum would NEVER have done anything like this for me.
Me Either!!!
Fun Fact, the movie ATL is about him and T-Boz. Always thought Babyface did The Boys songs though, that’s interesting.
LA and Babyface did a few tracks off first album,,,
Dial my heart.....Lucky Charm......A Little Romance
This man is a true legend in the music game!!!
Hello I was living in ATL back then when everything was a small project to the guys I now see made it to stardom n making the money as moguls now I can remember guys bringing their tapes mix tapes early day for us to listen to and just to think me telling them all that they were going to be real big in the music industry and I use to go to the same skating ring seeing y'all get down not realizing I was in the company of history being made even going to the wharehouse on Peachtree back in the day even freaknick man I still remember back in the day when I stayed on memorial drive before centennial park was built man those were the days peace
S/o to Po Folks...I used to tear that up before we discovered Ryans
Darn Really??? Where Do You Live??? I hate to be Nosey but My Sister and I were just talking about How Much We Miss those Bomb Dinner Rolls From Ryan's ...They closed ALL our Locations Here in Oklahoma!
Lisa Whitehorn They are now called Folks in GA.
@@speakingfromthecloset6767 Wow! I will Mos Def be eating There The Next Time I am down South!
That counselor saw the writing on the wall. Saw the determination and knew that he wasn't going to bother with giving school his attention.
Can't speak on what was in Atlanta if you weren't there in the time. Gets old to hear people who moved to Atlanta for music in highschool speaking on on how there was no scene and it was just a country town. Half the hoods in Cali used to be the Suburbs just like every other city.💯
What was the music scene before Jack the Rapper convention
@@MrWARBUCKS24 u tell me ....Where u from?
We should have implemented a 2 year rule. If you don't succeed in 2 years take your butt back home. It kills me when people move here and then criticize my city and state. I can't tell you how many arguments I've had .😂
I remember seeing his name all over CD cover as a kid in the 90s
I swear this guy asked dallas how old he was when he had his 1st #2 song like 6 times. Damn!
Fendarella feat Doug E Fresh. I won a dance contest off that song.
I got to meet “ Joyce “ Fenderella “ Irby when I was station in Fayetteville N. C and she was a damn good bass player when she was with the group Klymaxx.
That Highland Place Mobsters album was sooooo slept on
100% agree. I bought their CD back in the day and I didn't know anyone else who bought it.
Every once in a while, the songs "Ma Said" and "Lets Get Naked" still randomly pop into my head.
"Yo DALLAS!"
James S We both bought it 😂😂😂
Dat was my s*** in ‘92
These are the humble beginnings that most fans don't know about. Most fans think that every record producer and artist were born with a silver spoon in they mouf.
I can understand where’s he’s coming from when all you want to do is create, as a visual artists, I completely understand!
I loved this story
This is dope
This dude a Legend!!!💯
Humble dude.
That Highland Place Mobsters album is classic. I don't need no dirt road...
Atlanta always had a music scene. From SOS Band to Shy D and Kilo. I was in TN and didn't think much of them as a music scene until Bobby Brown , LA and Babyface, and Keith Sweatt moved there. These were well established artist and they chose ATL over LA and NYC. Then I knew something was up in Atlanta.
Didi miss the part wen he Mentioned The Highland Place Mobster's the group he was in signed to LaFace records
TWO WORDS VLAD...... KILO ALI...... THE BEST ARTIST OUT OF GA NOT SPOKE OF MUCH🍇🍇🍇🍇
Nasty dancer dancing for $
Shout out to Po'Folks they had some good catfish
Brian and great country fried steak
If I remember correct they served sweet tea in mason jars.Brought back memories of going with my Aunt & grandmother when I was a little girl.
Those peach muffins
Po' Folks was fiya!!
All u can eat Cat fish on Friday nights..
Also... Raheem the Dream...... 👍.... Kilo Ali...
Highland Place Mobsters 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
I changed my name to Aesha in Elementary school because of that song. For about two years I would sign all of my school work with Aesha. My parents had to attend meetings with teachers, and all. But because I was a good student, outgoing with lots of friends, they let it slide. Until one day my mother was like "No more, I gave you a name and Aesha ain't it." SMH LOL 😁
That's funny my name is Iesha and I hated it still to this day people reference that song when I say my name it's really annoying 😂
This is the only interview when Vlad let the person talk‼️
For some reason he kind of reminds me of Dennis Rodman I guess by the way he talks lol
I can dig it
I can see it
Exactly
They gotta be from the same place
He use to dye his hair blond and wear long braids.
Atlanta was equivalent to the (1850) California Gold Rush of the 90's. Everyone got word there was musical talent being discovered and dropped everything and moved or traveled to Atlanta. Puff discovered 112 in Atlanta right? Did Erick Sermon move to Atlanta around the same time during the Atlanta movement? Also Babyface and LA Reid are not from Atlanta right?
Vlad just did a flashback to himself talking