How to pronounce “g. love” in English

G. LOVE: Oh, yeah.

G. LOVE: --of our Freedom World Tour.

G. LOVE: Thank you.

G. LOVE: Thanks for having me.

G. LOVE: Yeah.

G. LOVE: Oh, yeah.

G. LOVE: Well, I never did record it.

G. LOVE: Well, yeah, we've kind of always-- we called it hip-hop blues.

G. LOVE: Never.

G. LOVE: Oh, I like to think that we finally figured out this whole thing now.

G. LOVE: Yeah.

G. LOVE: Yeah, you know, actually I have a 15-year-old boy, and I have a 10-month-old boy.

G. LOVE: Well, I think now, like in the past year or whatever, just very recently, they're finally starting to figure it out,

G. LOVE: Oh, yeah.

G. LOVE: Yeah.

G. LOVE: We recorded the latest record and actually our last couple records in Brushfire Studios, which is Jack Johnson's record label and studio in Hollywood.

G. LOVE: Well, I mean, this record for us was kind of-- records kind of flow, and the music is always flowing,

G. LOVE: Someone please have a question.

G. LOVE: Thank you.

G. LOVE: Detroit!

G. LOVE: Oh, you did?

G. LOVE: Well, that's a good story, too.

G. LOVE: Yeah, a couple.

G. LOVE: I don't know.

G. LOVE: OK, after.

G. LOVE: Yeah.

Google Birmingham is pleased to welcome the genre bending G. Love, who, along with his band Special Sauce, forms a group that coined the term hip-hop

G. LOVE: Yes, sir.

G. LOVE: This is hot.

G. LOVE: Sixth show-- The sixth one.

G. LOVE: Dave Matthews Band.

G. LOVE: Well, hopefully you had a better time than I did.

G. LOVE: What's that?

G. LOVE: Good.

Hey, are you G. Love?

So your early 20s-- G. LOVE: I don't know if I answered any of your questions or anything.

G. LOVE: Mm-hmm.

G. LOVE: Oh, good.

G. LOVE: Oh, man.

G. LOVE: That's like I can't figure out

G. LOVE: Right?

But yeah, I mean, it's kind of what our music of G. Love and Special Sauce is anyhow.

And this one guy comes up to me and goes, hey, man, are you G. Love?