AG Club have had an a meteoric rise over the past two years alone, growing from grassroots scene erupters in the East Bay Area of San Francisco, to collaborating with A$AP Ferg, being taken under the wing of Tyler, The Creator’s right-hand man, and already being on the cusp of dropping their second record. All this, and they’re barely touching their twenties. There are fourteen members – that is, fourteen beds crammed into their small house in LA. It’s a hive of near-constant creativity; the kind of livewire environment where most would lose their minds, but for AG Club, it’s necessary: “You’ve gotta be a little crazy, for us,” says Jody Fontaine. He, alongside Mick Anthony and BabyBoy, make “the band”, which, he assures me, is only the beginning. Take that, throw in their production company CAJH, videographers and the streetwear label Impressions, and then you’re getting close to the scale on which AG Club operate. Their statement of intent is clear: “Making every single person in our crib a household name is number one. Everyone is going to be their own celebrity, their own entity: that’s the goal.”