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Speaker 1: fact check from last week. I mentioned that three victims
Speaker 1: the first blood first Compton Piru and the first l
Speaker 1: A Crip killed um. The dates on those was Fred
Speaker 1: Garrett from Brim was June five, seventy two, Clifford ray
Speaker 1: Johnson from east Side Piru was February ten, seventy three,
Speaker 1: and Craig crowd out east Side Crip was October fifth,
Speaker 1: ninety two. And what I found interesting about all three
Speaker 1: of those first victims is that it all occurred within
Speaker 1: an eighth month period when gunplay released started to take
Speaker 1: off in in Los Angeles during that time, and I
Speaker 1: just found that interesting. Within eight months, the first crip,
Speaker 1: the first blood, the first piru, We're killed. According to
Speaker 1: the research that I've done, and I haven't found nothing
Speaker 1: that predates these guys. And seventy two was also the
Speaker 1: year that the West Side Crips stomped to death Robert
Speaker 1: Blue at the Palladium. That was March seventy two for
Speaker 1: Leather Coats. So something was really going on in early
Speaker 1: seventy three that that got it cracking on the streets
Speaker 1: of Los Angeles. Compton and Watts Identity, all those guys
Speaker 1: was trying to get get these guys as a as
Speaker 1: a whole, but then you couldn't get him as a whole,
Speaker 1: so they all broke apart. Now you got these cats
Speaker 1: around the corner fighting with each other. It was pretty
Speaker 1: much like the Marvel Lowest Park. It was all loss Park,
Speaker 1: and then something happened and you just break off. So
Speaker 1: it's I mean, it's just that right, there is just
Speaker 1: a cycle, and I want to add that Clifford Ray
Speaker 1: Johnson was killed by stabbing, uh, Robert Blue was actually
Speaker 1: killed by blunt force injury, and Fred and Craig were
Speaker 1: shot by firearm. Another thing from last week. I wanted
Speaker 1: to try to correct the timeline and the and the
Speaker 1: cost of of the quisitions of the Death Row catalog.
Speaker 1: Cording to Reggie, Wide Awake paid thirty six million or
Speaker 1: six million and two thousand nine. Most of the published
Speaker 1: reports say eighteen millions, So there might be a discrepancy there.
Speaker 1: But that was in January two thousand nine when uh,
Speaker 1: I guess they called her a soccer mom that was
Speaker 1: running Wide Awake purchased one of the most probably famous
Speaker 1: music catalogs and the history of the earth. Yeah, she
Speaker 1: was just like a front person for some investors from Canada.
Speaker 1: But then four years later, Wide Awake is claiming bankruptcy
Speaker 1: or they filed some sort of bankruptcy and E one
Speaker 1: takes over that amount according to what I found online million.
Speaker 1: But Reggie, you say it was eighteen million to purchase price. Okay,
Speaker 1: that's a really cheap price for for E one to pay,
Speaker 1: but hey, if they got it for eight team and
Speaker 1: they got to steal because they was able to package
Speaker 1: that with their all their other assets and sell that
Speaker 1: to Hasbroke for four billion in August of two thousand nineteen.
Speaker 1: So there's the timeline. What do you think the death
Speaker 1: Row catalog was worth out of that four billion? Wow, well,
Speaker 1: let's still work. You know, once they get all the
Speaker 1: legal issues uh resolved. That's why you know this is
Speaker 1: not everything is available on download, mainly dre stuff, the
Speaker 1: Chronic and stuff like that. But once they get the
Speaker 1: chronic doggy style, murder was the case, murder was the
Speaker 1: case not even out yet, um um tupac stuff. Once
Speaker 1: they get all the laws bossiles and those issues are resolved,
Speaker 1: it'll be had his hands on death Row and with
Speaker 1: all his music and all that. You think she could
Speaker 1: have got a billion dollars? No, No, he couldn't have
Speaker 1: shown the death road right himself. No, not even fifty million,
Speaker 1: No other artists. Fifty does not generate that that that
Speaker 1: type of money with with all the downloads and everything,
Speaker 1: it's probably generating about five five million a year. I
Speaker 1: think diff Ro would have been bigger right now that
Speaker 1: it when it started. I think if I think it
Speaker 1: would have if he would have kept going and working
Speaker 1: and had new artists and all of that. That was
Speaker 1: my question. If you do that, but and you decided
Speaker 1: to sell, you think diff Row would have been worth
Speaker 1: a billion dollars. I would have got somebody knew that.
Speaker 1: You know, if he would have got to Kendrick Little
Speaker 1: Mars or the game and all of them and was
Speaker 1: able to put it out. Um, you know, if he
Speaker 1: was popping the days like he was, and um in impossible.
Speaker 1: But t d not even worth that right now. And
Speaker 1: he has some of the biggest West Coast artists out
Speaker 1: in the game. But a lot of the money that
Speaker 1: you get from acquiring a catalog comes in licensing. And
Speaker 1: some of these songs will be licensed forever. You know,
Speaker 1: they're gonna be licensing pop songs, dre songs off of
Speaker 1: the chronic U snoop stuff is gonna be licensed. I
Speaker 1: think it's all about how you set that up. And
Speaker 1: I don't know Sugar knows that licensing game great, but
Speaker 1: the licensing is more valuable as the songs become older
Speaker 1: and older. Commercials, movies, Well, I don't know if billion,
Speaker 1: but I think you can generate years to put tupac
Speaker 1: the music to All Eyes on Me in the tupop
Speaker 1: So you gotta come down to reality. But how many
Speaker 1: how many seconds did you use it the song? Did
Speaker 1: you use the whole movie work? The movie was mainly
Speaker 1: on All Lights on Me? Yeah, but the song. It
Speaker 1: goes by how much coverage the song has in the movie.
Speaker 1: The only word the music is going to be played
Speaker 1: is in movies. Now, you may get a couple of commercials,
Speaker 1: you may get some downloads. They got downloads. Is not
Speaker 1: making that type of money for now. The two Pacca
Speaker 1: State is not making sitting on all that type of
Speaker 1: money like you think, and because that their partners with them.
Speaker 1: There's other ways that you can make money off. For example,
Speaker 1: every restaurant, every business, every elevator plays music that's all licensed.
Speaker 1: When you walk into McDonald's or Subways or Chippotle and
Speaker 1: you hear that music plan, they're paying tens of thousands
Speaker 1: a year to license that music that you want to
Speaker 1: get that ascal and be on my that's where they're
Speaker 1: getting that money from a listen as a private company
Speaker 1: that's doing that. But this is all about downloads. This
Speaker 1: downloads from like just get into uh. I can't wait
Speaker 1: for the day for this too. We talk about this
Speaker 1: just six nine kid, Takashi six nine. Um, well, before
Speaker 1: we get into it, let's play a little audio that
Speaker 1: we came across. Uh. It's kind of out there on
Speaker 1: the YouTube world now, but let's just play this and
Speaker 1: this so we can't hear so the people that don't
Speaker 1: know who to Takashi six nine is uh I can
Speaker 1: hear about it. And then we'll go into uh what
Speaker 1: we have to say. Even though I gotta put a
Speaker 1: disclaimer out there because I talked so bad about the South,
Speaker 1: I'm sticking my nose in East Coast business. But I'll
Speaker 1: walk up the line. We're not so much gonna talk
Speaker 1: about East Coast business, but we're gonna talk about what
Speaker 1: happens when you're involved in the situation that Takashi six
Speaker 1: nine is involved in. It could be anyone, it could
Speaker 1: be a l A. I'll just walk up to that line.
Speaker 1: I don't want to put my foot in my mouth.
Speaker 1: Why are you talking about boots? So we'll see what's up.
Speaker 1: All right, Let's let's play that CLI. This is East
Speaker 1: Coast Business letters. Listen to the clipping the shoe where
Speaker 1: we got a N E L space H E R
Speaker 1: and z alright, good, bows up and speak stony and distinct.
Speaker 1: Everybody wants to start rom council you a inquiry? Thank
Speaker 1: your honor for after doing for Brnandez. Hey, Mr Frands,
Speaker 1: come over you twenty three? You're only filed by any
Speaker 1: other names? Yes? What are the name? Uh Takashi Takashi
Speaker 1: six nine UM picks Yeah, Mr Bernandez. Where were you born?
Speaker 1: Uh bosh for Brooklyn? How far you're going to school?
Speaker 1: About the tenth eleven prebator something like that? What Mr Hernandez,
Speaker 1: are you currently in federal custody? Listen? Approximately when did
Speaker 1: you start living in federal custody? About UM November eighteen
Speaker 1: two cousin eighteen? What were you arrested for racketeering charges? UM?
Speaker 1: You know, boling shootings, drug distribution? At some point did
Speaker 1: you decide to cooperate from government? Yes? When did that happen? Uh?
Speaker 1: A day after UH November nineteenth, the day after UH
Speaker 1: we were taken down in connection with your cooperation? Have
Speaker 1: you pleaded guilty to certain crimes? Yes? What the point
Speaker 1: did you be guilty? UM? I believe there was nine
Speaker 1: counts of active charing um shootings UH and and drug distribution,
Speaker 1: and you listed racketeering with one of the crimes to
Speaker 1: which you pleaded guilty. Were you a member of any game? Yes?
Speaker 1: What was the name of the game that you will
Speaker 1: remember of? Uh? The non Chape Bloods non Jake Blood
Speaker 1: Approximately when did you become a member around? Uh? I
Speaker 1: would say November two seventeen. What sorts of things did
Speaker 1: nine Trade members do? I'm sorry, what sorts of things
Speaker 1: did nine Trade members do? We participate with it and
Speaker 1: a lot of you know, pilent crimes, um, robberies, assaults,
Speaker 1: uh trugs, so so that nature. Mr Hernandez, do you
Speaker 1: recognize anyone in mc corproom who was a member of
Speaker 1: nine Trade when you were a member? Yes? Who do
Speaker 1: you recognize? And if you if you can identify that person? Uh,
Speaker 1: can you identify where they're sitting at an article building
Speaker 1: that that person they'd be wearing uh hobb Anthony Ellison
Speaker 1: as a great sum um uh and uh luke a
Speaker 1: Jama Matt has the bounce sut on. But the way
Speaker 1: I think you want to say, you're honored to be
Speaker 1: the record reflective witness to identified Mr mcmis Carlson. Yes,
Speaker 1: the record reflects that Mr hernand Is in sequence identified
Speaker 1: Mr Ellison and then Mr Matt Thank you now. Mr
Speaker 1: Hernandez will turn back to ninth Trade in a minute.
Speaker 1: Before we do, I'd like to ask some questions about
Speaker 1: your wife before ninth trade. Where'd you grow up? Raised
Speaker 1: and lived Bush Brooklyn? Where'd you go to school? Um? Fatamentary?
Speaker 1: I went to PS fifty nine Uh. From middle school,
Speaker 1: I went to wal Role compos For elementary, I went
Speaker 1: to PS fifty nine AH Middle School one role compos
Speaker 1: and uh high school for the time being went to
Speaker 1: Lakes m Legacy Legacy High School. Did you work? Yes?
Speaker 1: I started working at the I want to say the
Speaker 1: age of thirteen. Uh. My first job was at the
Speaker 1: green Point Youth Court. Job that handles like misdemeanic cases
Speaker 1: for youth, um where the youth acts and like uh
Speaker 1: bailiff judge cherry youth Avoca community advocate type of thing.
Speaker 1: I did that about for two months. I'm her name is.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna cut you off. I think you are uh
Speaker 1: speaking so close to the mic that you're blurring some
Speaker 1: of your words. Maybe move back and tiny the mic
Speaker 1: and keep your voice up and keep speaking slowly. Uh
Speaker 1: So I did that for about a year. Uh. I
Speaker 1: didn't make a lot of money doing that, so I
Speaker 1: started with my brother uh busting tables. I did that
Speaker 1: for about a year and a half and UH and
Speaker 1: did a job at a grocery store named Stay Fresh
Speaker 1: and Grow where I worked as a delivery boy. I
Speaker 1: did that about for two years. Uh. I went up
Speaker 1: to register. Shortly after that, UM I landed another bus
Speaker 1: boy job and then after that became a rapper. So
Speaker 1: you said that you started a music careers, I right now, Yes,
Speaker 1: When did that? I say around two thousand fourteen? Uh?
Speaker 1: And then how did it come about? Well, at the
Speaker 1: store I was working in, um, stay Fresh and Grow, UM,
Speaker 1: there was a guy under named Peter Rodgers always always
Speaker 1: coming there by a team like a slapia, some Peanuts
Speaker 1: stuff like that. He asked me if if I if
Speaker 1: I made music and if I wrapped uh? And I
Speaker 1: was like no, and he was like, well you know
Speaker 1: I got the imagery look lookal. I was like, you know,
Speaker 1: I took men consideration that we started making music from
Speaker 1: the from the Delhi And again this is around two
Speaker 1: doesn't fourteen? Yes? Like later doesn't fourteen? Like September? So
Speaker 1: when you started making music around to a four team.
Speaker 1: What type of music were you making? It was more
Speaker 1: of a like a rock and roll rap Approximately? How
Speaker 1: many records for songs to release? Uh? Eight? I believe,
Speaker 1: I believe around eight. Did you want any tours? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Where is uh Eastern Europe? Um? I toured in Bratislava, Slovakia, Bratislava, Slovakia, Prague,
Speaker 1: Czech Republic, Berno, Berno, Czech Republic, uh St Petersburg, Russia,
Speaker 1: and UH Moscow. Were you making any money at this
Speaker 1: time as a as a as a metal rap performer? Um?
Speaker 1: I mean for all those shows I made about two thousand,
Speaker 1: I was profit. I did it just for the experience.
Speaker 1: Mr Hernandez. Did there coming time when the type of
Speaker 1: music that you reported change? Yes? Fotunately? When did that
Speaker 1: happen around? Uh? It change in September two thousand and
Speaker 1: eight seven, directing your attention to September two thousand seventeen.
Speaker 1: Do there coming time when you filmed a music video
Speaker 1: in Brooklyn? Yes, sir, we're in Brooklyn, uh Peffan steveson Brooklyn,
Speaker 1: UH on Madison between Tompkins Avenue and True you remember
Speaker 1: the address? I believe I want to say us to
Speaker 1: be Somebdy Madison reset me seven Ms Horny, Can we
Speaker 1: please pull up for the witness what's been marked for identifications?
Speaker 1: Government Exhibit two zero two. You should right crazy, Mr
Speaker 1: hand Brandon's to see Government exhibit two zero two. Yes,
Speaker 1: what is that? Be Smdy Madison? Is that a photographer
Speaker 1: of Recebdy Madison barely an accurately cantet the way of
Speaker 1: resemthing Madison would? Yes, you're on a Governmentjobern exhibit shoo
Speaker 1: zero two. Any objection, no proceed, Maybe we published you're
Speaker 1: on it. Yes, you've felt the music video in front
Speaker 1: of three semigas. Yes, sir, what was the name of
Speaker 1: that song? Come on, g U M M o't even
Speaker 1: take Mr Hernandez. How did the feeling of gum come about? Um?
Speaker 1: Around August two thousands of team Maybe I made the
Speaker 1: song on? Alrighty, it was Takashi six nine testifying apparently
Speaker 1: in federal court. That is. I don't know how that
Speaker 1: audio got smuggled out, but apparently somebody was out phone
Speaker 1: and recorded it and and and people was hitting for
Speaker 1: a shell. Now this goes all the way to what
Speaker 1: I was saying about you know, all these neighborhoods bringing
Speaker 1: these guys into the hood because they got money. They
Speaker 1: want to be game bangers. They loyalty. They can be
Speaker 1: game bankers, but they loyalty and grind ain't there. Like
Speaker 1: you know, the homie that you don't broke bread with.
Speaker 1: This guy is up there on some ship. You don't do.
Speaker 1: Now that's for real, sol I mean, just listen to
Speaker 1: just live from what you just heard. I mean, it
Speaker 1: was one of my reasons for saying, you know that
Speaker 1: I never had a problem with Tupac. But my problem was,
Speaker 1: you know, just because you've got money don't mean you
Speaker 1: from the hood. You can't just come to the hood
Speaker 1: like that. And if these guys, these guys never knew
Speaker 1: this was coming, they never knew it was coming. I mean,
Speaker 1: what's your opinion on that. I think you're right. I
Speaker 1: thought about Tupac when I was listening to this audio
Speaker 1: earlier today. There's some parallels. You know, a guy that
Speaker 1: really wasn't from the hood but was claiming the hood.
Speaker 1: A guy that was embraced by the hood but didn't
Speaker 1: go through the experiences of growing up in the hood
Speaker 1: or banging for them, and then Park ends up shot
Speaker 1: and killed for making a mistake, got Takashi ends up
Speaker 1: indicted because of it. But I mean, don't get me wrong,
Speaker 1: you got catching the neighborhood. That's what this ship like that.
Speaker 1: But what I'm saying is, you know, these these guys
Speaker 1: coming here flashing their money and being spending their money
Speaker 1: with the homies, and then they let them slide in. Now,
Speaker 1: if you don't let them slide in, like man, you
Speaker 1: gotta you gotta earn them be here. I hear what
Speaker 1: you're saying, James. I disagree with what Alex was saying
Speaker 1: because I understand because Park wasn't trying to He wasn't
Speaker 1: a Faxer or Wainster. Park was like that. He was
Speaker 1: loyal to who he was with. And I get that,
Speaker 1: and and and that's what I made by Park was
Speaker 1: you gotta remember we're talking about a person that's all
Speaker 1: white man. They turned out to being police later beating
Speaker 1: up on some people, and he in a in a
Speaker 1: v and bart gun play to it. So Park is
Speaker 1: a person that's loyal to who he's with, and he
Speaker 1: ride or die with who he's with, not just but
Speaker 1: the way that ain't how you know, FU story is
Speaker 1: totally different, and I understand that, But but being friends
Speaker 1: with fifteen of the homies are just saying the whole
Speaker 1: who would accept you? It's not the same. You know
Speaker 1: what I'm saying, You ain't doing what I'm doing out here.
Speaker 1: Anybody can say I'm from the marb, I'm from sixties,
Speaker 1: I'm from Whovering. Anybody can say that. But when you
Speaker 1: get inside the hood and chalk to the real niggas niggas,
Speaker 1: if they ain't recognizing you, you're nobody. You're nobody. And
Speaker 1: just because you got money don't mean that you automatically
Speaker 1: fit in. But they end you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 1: and and and and there's no telling what what catch
Speaker 1: you don't know gonna bring cheat. My point is just
Speaker 1: that these aren't real gangsters. The Conscious Night, no real gangster.
Speaker 1: Topox of Courts was not no real gangster. And I
Speaker 1: think we could put Chris Brown in this category because
Speaker 1: he's been hanging out with a bunch of fruit towns.
Speaker 1: Where Chris Brown from North Carolina somewhere, Virginia somewhere, and
Speaker 1: now he's you know, he's rolling with the fruit town parrous.
Speaker 1: We had a segment on this man, and I really
Speaker 1: don't believe and think that you know just because you've
Speaker 1: got money and you want to rip this hood. You know,
Speaker 1: cats being a fit off of it. And it's good
Speaker 1: why the money is still coming. But when the money
Speaker 1: stopped coming, now we got problems. I mean, to each
Speaker 1: his own, to each hood that accept these cats want
Speaker 1: to come in and want to fit in. And all
Speaker 1: of a sudden, you want to be a game banker,
Speaker 1: know what you're dealing with. You can't be you can
Speaker 1: be mad, but you gotta slap yourself in the motherfucking
Speaker 1: head when you see ship like this, you listen to
Speaker 1: this guy, understand. Point out two of the homies. Now,
Speaker 1: these two are the ones that supposed to allegen to
Speaker 1: kid nap team. I mean, I know snitching is snitching,
Speaker 1: but take Kim napting his homeboy, and I'm not you know, Shoddy,
Speaker 1: who's another person he supposed to lay it out? So
Speaker 1: though shout, he took a deal. Shout, he took a deal. Shout.
Speaker 1: He gonna be on the stand too, y'all. Watch mark
Speaker 1: my word, he's gonna be understand y'all. Watch y'all you're
Speaker 1: talking about shot gonna be on the stand. But My
Speaker 1: point to all of this is, um, he was sucking
Speaker 1: this woman, so he ain't got no love for him,
Speaker 1: especially when he ain't loyal and like y'all, y'all just
Speaker 1: put him out and not being a street dude and
Speaker 1: all of that. He was working on this woman. Why
Speaker 1: shotty and everybody's mad and where he just do? This
Speaker 1: is wrong at And it's obvious to me that the
Speaker 1: government was talking to him because he said he said
Speaker 1: he decided to take a deal of the day after
Speaker 1: he got arrested, ship like that happened, they were already
Speaker 1: talking to him. They had already before he got a kid. Man,
Speaker 1: he's three years old and he ain't been a new
Speaker 1: ship to make him that all this ship he doing,
Speaker 1: he's doing it to fit in. I'm gonna show y'all
Speaker 1: how I'm with it, But at the end of the day,
Speaker 1: when I ain't with it, you ain't there. I watched
Speaker 1: this cat on on the Breakfast Club talk about how
Speaker 1: hard he was, and this came, just's my gangster. Your
Speaker 1: gangster is young, nigga. You only three years old. Back
Speaker 1: he was he was. He wasn't talking about the federal government.
Speaker 1: He was talking about one he got his homeboys and
Speaker 1: who he claiming and getting fed, so they decided to
Speaker 1: snatch his answer. Now they get him for a little chance,
Speaker 1: a little change. Now that's gonna that came back to
Speaker 1: haunt him because point to my right, that's how niggas think.
Speaker 1: Because I'm sitting next to somebody that thought that wing
Speaker 1: one time too. Oh you okay, okay, but then yeah,
Speaker 1: that's true. We can't get my money, let's get it
Speaker 1: in another way. Exactly, Okay, understandable. But what these are
Speaker 1: your big homies. This is you're paying your way to
Speaker 1: be from from the hood, So why do they have
Speaker 1: to kidnap you and go to the extreme to do this?
Speaker 1: So you should have been breaking back because there's another
Speaker 1: niggas sitting in the middles, four or five, other niggas
Speaker 1: is a little bit closer that's controlling the bag. And
Speaker 1: then and then us six or seven is outside. Be
Speaker 1: like funk though four or five and fucking we're gonna
Speaker 1: get him or don't. Nigga ain't gonna do nothing to
Speaker 1: me because they can't. You know, if if that would
Speaker 1: have went down, nobody could did to the people that
Speaker 1: was thinking about doing that to show at the time,
Speaker 1: nobody could have did anything to those people outside of it. No,
Speaker 1: they could have did nothing but but take it. And
Speaker 1: I hope they weren't there when it went down, because
Speaker 1: that's what they were telling niggas to dude to step back.
Speaker 1: Yet exactly, he's in the white boy you know, he's
Speaker 1: into this rap culture and and you you're listening on
Speaker 1: the tape, he had these little odd jobs, you know,
Speaker 1: a little bad boy worked up to now he's doing
Speaker 1: this thing. You know what I'm saying. Down he see it,
Speaker 1: get a taste of two thousand dollars, not even making
Speaker 1: money now only putting it down here, number one hits
Speaker 1: in one year, in a year and a half time,
Speaker 1: he's making a killing in now. Hen from the hood,
Speaker 1: he was bigger than Coy. You gotta go woo woof
Speaker 1: with this. They're gonna be claiming the hood and then
Speaker 1: everybody knows the story on that. But at the end
Speaker 1: of the day, it don't justify what the fuck you doing.
Speaker 1: Take your legs because you you you want you know
Speaker 1: what I'm saying, You wanted to be here. And if
Speaker 1: you get on that motherfucker stand and can face those cats,
Speaker 1: what the fund is gonna happen to this dude in
Speaker 1: real life. And the bad thing about it, he don't
Speaker 1: understand that part. He's still gonna do probably about ten years. Well,
Speaker 1: they're gonna put him somewhere. They got to give him
Speaker 1: a better deal than that he was taking. Yeah, he
Speaker 1: was facing forty seven years the eyes against anyway for
Speaker 1: dealing with the police like that. Because the police gonna
Speaker 1: tell you, yeah, your boy did who on some real
Speaker 1: ship he already well, they didn't even got to telling
Speaker 1: that because he don't understand telling him. Yeah that yeah,
Speaker 1: them right there, they let it be known. Ain't let
Speaker 1: it be known that I'm cooperating those cats in trouble.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, ain't coming home no more. And they seen
Speaker 1: their boy shot. It's gonna be a lot of deals
Speaker 1: being taken. But shout. He took fifteen years. Yeah, and
Speaker 1: he didn't cooperate with the government. He actually called rat
Speaker 1: an ungrateful rat, he called him. So I would be
Speaker 1: surprised if they were facing assault with the other robbery
Speaker 1: charges all of that. That's the question. Years. Not a
Speaker 1: deal for the charges, but a lot of those charges, man.
Speaker 1: And this is in my experience reading these indictments, a
Speaker 1: lot of it is exact, but you also have to
Speaker 1: add into the equation the exaggerations that the federal government
Speaker 1: adds in their indictments. All this extra stuff, and I'm
Speaker 1: sure a lot of stuff that you gotta read this
Speaker 1: indictment and half of it is probably not even true.
Speaker 1: Check this out and answer my question. And I want
Speaker 1: everybody that's listening to this to to to put their
Speaker 1: comments in. If I'm wrong here, if I'm right here,
Speaker 1: you got a little white boy making a lot of money.
Speaker 1: He's actually Mexican, were Mexican, helping a lot of people,
Speaker 1: right and now here he is at the end of
Speaker 1: the day. You understand, testifying against the homies, all this
Speaker 1: ship that he went through, that the homies done to him.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying, Is it justifiable because he's
Speaker 1: doing it? Oh man, I get that through the pass.
Speaker 1: Look what they was doing to him. He doing this
Speaker 1: to get out of the games? Yeah, am I wrote
Speaker 1: to this, No, no, I hear you. The problem is
Speaker 1: it's what you always preach. Is that's why we can't
Speaker 1: be so quick to say people are from the hood.
Speaker 1: I understand that. I understand's what I'm saying. And once
Speaker 1: they started hollering that because he made trade Way big,
Speaker 1: just like Pocket and Sugar made m ov bit exactly.
Speaker 1: He took them to another level. That's all he was saying.
Speaker 1: We thought that, I thought I used to think he
Speaker 1: was talking about Shotty Park and should not didn't make
Speaker 1: the hood big. It expanded the Hood and all different places.
Speaker 1: But they didn't make it big or not incompetitive They
Speaker 1: made it big. No, when you got people, man, don't
Speaker 1: don't don't don't do that. The Mob was the mob
Speaker 1: already before Sugar. Tupac with the Nis Niggers was in
Speaker 1: the Hood when ready. And but that's what I just said.
Speaker 1: They made it bigger and that's always that's what they
Speaker 1: saying among Fruit town Killer. I'm not saying that. I'm
Speaker 1: saying to the worldwide right. They did that, popped my
Speaker 1: brand and made an international did she started to but
Speaker 1: Park continued it. Park put it out there musically from
Speaker 1: ye and it's there so but far this man, I
Speaker 1: said in the game class where they and I was
Speaker 1: sitting in there and watching, and I've seen a picture
Speaker 1: and it made me laugh. In the game classes, the
Speaker 1: biggest pyrou game member in in Southern California, who was
Speaker 1: to night. Oh yeah, and I laughed. I started going there.
Speaker 1: I said, boy, if any real game members ever saw that, man,
Speaker 1: I would, I know you would. But you know, just
Speaker 1: by the things that happened to this, to this, to
Speaker 1: six nine, could he be saying, man, this is my
Speaker 1: only way. You pan back and I can get myself
Speaker 1: out of jail. Just how we talked about keep, you
Speaker 1: d saying who the wolf? Now you know what I'm saying?
Speaker 1: Do it make it right? Because you told but keep
Speaker 1: you didn't send anybody to prison? Everybody, everybody, people, everybody,
Speaker 1: Wait a minute that it might be more than that. No,
Speaker 1: he didn't send nobody to prison because everybody is dead.
Speaker 1: Everybody is dead. We questioned that. Okay, was right? No, uh,
Speaker 1: but everybody is dead. You got everybody running around here
Speaker 1: calling the dude a rat because it's going to land
Speaker 1: door and said they did this ship. But but down
Speaker 1: here here you're listening to this cat. This cat been kidnapped,
Speaker 1: beat the funk up by the by his homies and
Speaker 1: all that. It's those still your homies after they do
Speaker 1: you like that? Are they? But as other inside the
Speaker 1: Tradeway game that was closer to him, that were that's
Speaker 1: also getting indicted behind uh this woman, but we shot in.
Speaker 1: Takashi had a fallen out before the indictment even came
Speaker 1: down because, like he said, he knew that the indictment
Speaker 1: was coming down. He had been contacted by the government trust.
Speaker 1: But he knew he had already been contacted. He just
Speaker 1: didn't gett nobody heads up. That's where everybody missing. It
Speaker 1: was like they just got like idea early morning wake ups.
Speaker 1: They had already been like, Mrs Takasi, this is what's
Speaker 1: going on, this is what we're gonna do. What you
Speaker 1: got for us. So my question was, do you think
Speaker 1: what are you doing on is wrong? Alex, Yeah, whenever
Speaker 1: you're tell him, I just regardless if they beat me,
Speaker 1: killed my mama, regardless off the homies, just let's keep
Speaker 1: it because I mean, I'm just, I'm just He's telling
Speaker 1: beyond just the whole little kidnapping. He's beyond getting your
Speaker 1: ass whooped and torture for a certain amount of time
Speaker 1: and then having to pill out a hunting in something
Speaker 1: whatever the mall was hundred seventy five dollars and the
Speaker 1: ash beating. Now I gotta get up, now, I gotta
Speaker 1: be loyal to you. Then you return that ass beating
Speaker 1: like that. But what he's saying he is testis gangster
Speaker 1: exactly that surround me. So that's what you think you
Speaker 1: should have just went back at him. The way you
Speaker 1: beat these cases, these federal cases, everybody keeps their mouth shut.
Speaker 1: Once one person starts talking, the whole case starts to
Speaker 1: crumble down on the people that are indicted. Everyone keeps
Speaker 1: their mouth shut. There is no case. And that's why
Speaker 1: federal those federal indictments are so effective for the federal government,
Speaker 1: because all you gotta do is get one person to talk.
Speaker 1: And once you're reading through those pages, you're looking at
Speaker 1: fifty years, you're looking at seven years, you're looking at
Speaker 1: forty seven years. A guy like Daniel hernandez a ka
Speaker 1: Takasha six nine will start talking with the quickness. He
Speaker 1: does not want to do forty seven years. That's why
Speaker 1: I think he's probably gonna do less than five. No, No,
Speaker 1: they're gonna they offer any more than that. Because if
Speaker 1: if Shotty got fifteen for doing a whole lot more
Speaker 1: and not cooperating about what is Takashi, I think he
Speaker 1: didn't cooperating. The reason why, the reason why you gotta
Speaker 1: give Takashi an amazing deal, like three years or four years.
Speaker 1: Is so that you can get the next niche to cooperate.
Speaker 1: Because when someone serious, if they they they give Takashi
Speaker 1: the same time they gave shot, the next snitch is
Speaker 1: gonna say three people. Oh yeah, check out the Feds.
Speaker 1: The FEDS gave Sammy the Bull Gravano five years for
Speaker 1: admitting to protect participating in seven team murders, for admitting
Speaker 1: to be the co captain of the Gambino crime family.
Speaker 1: And he did way more than Takashi six nine. He
Speaker 1: got five years for admitting to more murders than Jeffrey
Speaker 1: Dahmer committed. So there's no way Takashi is gonna get
Speaker 1: stretched out for this. Well, what they're gonna do him
Speaker 1: down somewhere as if he went to the You got money,
Speaker 1: So he's gonna take the money and disappear. But what
Speaker 1: can he go with all these tattoos on his on
Speaker 1: his face and neckame? What is what is nitch is
Speaker 1: doing nowadays? Let's let's get into that. Um if, if,
Speaker 1: and when Takashi six nine gets released, what will he do?
Speaker 1: He gotta move, he gotta go somewhere. He can't go
Speaker 1: back to Brooklyn. Well that one of the articles mentioned
Speaker 1: that the fees have provided, um what is it called
Speaker 1: when they're protecting you? Um, when this protection, that that's
Speaker 1: gonna be an option for him. No, that's what he's
Speaker 1: gonna take. You don't have to sammy the bolt and
Speaker 1: take them to Arizona started slant an ecstasy and they
Speaker 1: caught another case. So I think so your question is
Speaker 1: he's gonna be able to go back in the music business.
Speaker 1: The first and foremost, will they come back to New
Speaker 1: York City where he was born and raised. No, will
Speaker 1: they go back into the music. But he's he's a
Speaker 1: famous person. He's known everywhere. Now over all the tattoos,
Speaker 1: I mean, every everybody knows who. If you go back
Speaker 1: to Brooklyn and be able to live in Brooklyn, happy
Speaker 1: and go back to doing music, all of those cats
Speaker 1: in Brooklyn should work with their head. Now it's happening
Speaker 1: already in l A and all these neighborhoods. This this
Speaker 1: informants from every neighborhood in Compton, l A. And wats
Speaker 1: that have come back to the neighborhood, that have made
Speaker 1: their presence known, and nothing is happening there and he's
Speaker 1: still hanging in the hood. They still hanging with drinking
Speaker 1: and all that. That. Well, their homies trt to be
Speaker 1: a shame of that. I agree, I agree, But there's
Speaker 1: there's probably not a hood that that hasn't happened to.
Speaker 1: In l A Box from Main Streets known he Greg
Speaker 1: Katie's put him out on in the movie. I ain't
Speaker 1: gonna put like that. It's like Studbox from Main Street.
Speaker 1: He's doing it and he's riding around and still doing it.
Speaker 1: But that, but but that's just one thing. But I
Speaker 1: can tell you people that went back to their professions. Uh,
Speaker 1: Kobe Bryant went back to his professional with no problem.
Speaker 1: Joe Long Ray no not realist baseball football player, the
Speaker 1: football players he got on the stand test if I
Speaker 1: don't think that was with him and he went back
Speaker 1: to the little happy life. Yeah. I'm never claiming he
Speaker 1: from the streets. He ain't about that. I'm just telling
Speaker 1: you people that that did some talking people that went
Speaker 1: back to their professions. Some people don't continue and we
Speaker 1: have no problem with it. I don't have no problem
Speaker 1: with well, I thought, I don't have. I have a
Speaker 1: problem with Ray for some reason. I have a problem
Speaker 1: with Ray Lewis. I don't look at him the same
Speaker 1: somebody in the prison he was. He don't know what
Speaker 1: what what the consequences could have been from that Shack
Speaker 1: going to jail. He don't know what the consequences could
Speaker 1: have been. He didn't, he didn't show. People ain't looking
Speaker 1: at it like that. Ain't nobody did no time. He
Speaker 1: just said Shack was doing it too. But I think
Speaker 1: what Reggie saying is his fans forgave him. He came.
Speaker 1: Not only his fans forgave him. He still he went
Speaker 1: back and got endorsement deals again because all those in
Speaker 1: his sponsors dropped him after the rape charges, because he
Speaker 1: got off the hook. So if you ain't if you
Speaker 1: ain't charged with the ship, like I said, we ain't
Speaker 1: talking about the getting off. Yeah what what what even
Speaker 1: if he got on there and told and then came.
Speaker 1: He different from the six nine cat. It's different. He
Speaker 1: fat football ship, then rich people forgave him. He's a civilian.
Speaker 1: Now this dude is a game banger. He's not a
Speaker 1: game banger. He just claimed to be. Well, he put
Speaker 1: himself in the game bang of category. He put himself there.
Speaker 1: Everyone believed it. He went all over. Social media went
Speaker 1: all over, The internet went all over. These interviews claimed
Speaker 1: it even had even had the leader come on an
Speaker 1: interview with him kind of co signed him exactly half
Speaker 1: of the half of the people that buy his music.
Speaker 1: These kids was a look at him like that. Shotty
Speaker 1: was like the sugar he looked at far. Shotty was like, shug,
Speaker 1: you know what. I've seen this dude a long time
Speaker 1: ago at the freeway, I mean at the airport, got
Speaker 1: into a fight. He looked at so goddamn scared this
Speaker 1: six nine A long time. I've seen the look on
Speaker 1: his face. He looked like he was scared as the motherfucker.
Speaker 1: But he chattered up. He like he's banging. He with it.
Speaker 1: Those other cats that he were fighting, dude, they was
Speaker 1: with it. But I don't I don't care what do
Speaker 1: you do. I don't care how you getting down. You
Speaker 1: can't go back to the hood after getting on the
Speaker 1: stand on some rookie, the niggers, on your homies, and
Speaker 1: then she and go back to Brooklyn and then just
Speaker 1: think it ain't nothing. But that's the way it used
Speaker 1: to be. Dog, we just kicked up under the rug.
Speaker 1: I think that they're gonna get rid of that. And
Speaker 1: Snoop dogg case ain't nobody put infaces on what Snoop
Speaker 1: did or ship so you can't call him nothing. That's
Speaker 1: one thing I hate some people to do it walk
Speaker 1: around and and and with no consequence. That's why I
Speaker 1: believe after a certain pair of time, there's gonna be
Speaker 1: something that's not gonna gonna funk with him. But there's
Speaker 1: gonna be a lot of people that's gonna forgive him
Speaker 1: and and forget about it and go on and continue.
Speaker 1: And that little boy got out of jail and come
Speaker 1: back to Brooklyn within three years, and and think he
Speaker 1: gonna make that his home. Cats gonna get rid of
Speaker 1: that little bit do go back to Brooken. But he's
Speaker 1: gonna go somewhere and he's gonna be converted. And what
Speaker 1: TV shows he can get on doing his music? What
Speaker 1: show is he gonna go to doing music after he
Speaker 1: did this? You just you you're trying to mother fuckers
Speaker 1: to jail. I agree with you. You gotta remember, I
Speaker 1: think it's right of the year. I mean, but my
Speaker 1: point is we're forgiving society and and and it's gonna
Speaker 1: be by go by God. That's by gods. Okay, if
Speaker 1: you don't think like that, we need to just leave
Speaker 1: this conversation along. I don't. I don't say I agree
Speaker 1: with it, but that's what's gonna happen. It's happening all over.
Speaker 1: I just remember the Tim Allen, the actor comedian who's
Speaker 1: all over TV. You know that he was a cocaine
Speaker 1: informant back in the day till the White Dude. He's
Speaker 1: talking about the guy that played on the TV show
Speaker 1: with the with the Home Improvement. Yeah, the Home Improvement show. Yeah,
Speaker 1: people forgave him and guy became an actor star. How
Speaker 1: many years ago was that. I'm talking about ship and
Speaker 1: our word. I ain't worried about the white bok. I'm
Speaker 1: just saying how they are forgiving. You know, I never
Speaker 1: thought that the rapper Rick Ross would be able to
Speaker 1: overcome those photos of him being a CEO that when
Speaker 1: he was working in the Miami Dead Jail. I thought
Speaker 1: his rap careers brother, because he's rapping about gangster stuff.
Speaker 1: He's rapping about drug trafficking and was basically a cop.
Speaker 1: White White couldn't waite came rapping about that. See that's
Speaker 1: what that's your listing. The biggest one. Let me splin
Speaker 1: here you got man that that that that that worked
Speaker 1: as a correction officer, not a police officer to two
Speaker 1: different things. Do you see him as a cop of
Speaker 1: real cop? No, cops don't look at correction okay that,
Speaker 1: but they look at themselves as cops and the inmates
Speaker 1: call them cops. But if he was, if he was
Speaker 1: an then he would have had a problem. But if
Speaker 1: he want to be a cop, this is how you
Speaker 1: choose to live. So if he choosing to live, and
Speaker 1: that's putting vanished bills, what's wrong with being a correction officer?
Speaker 1: You got you got homies in the hood, that's correction officers.
Speaker 1: Just because I'm a I worked for the paramedics, I'm
Speaker 1: on the other side. I don't know. There's nothing wrong
Speaker 1: with it. But he portrayed himself to be something other
Speaker 1: than he was. What was he before that? What was
Speaker 1: he before that? We got a whole lot of motherfucking
Speaker 1: real gangsters out there that they ain't never seen the penitentiary,
Speaker 1: Real niggas that ain't even been to the pin They
Speaker 1: ain't honor a good card ship. But the code thing
Speaker 1: is you you got cats out there that that ain't
Speaker 1: not not what you called them, but that that's out there,
Speaker 1: the police, and they're doing the same ship we're doing well,
Speaker 1: not not I'm not speaking. I'm just saying violent bullshit.
Speaker 1: It's in your fucking nature. Happy these motherfucker's that's that's
Speaker 1: that's police officer at the end of the day. Everybody
Speaker 1: is a motherfucking human and make mistakes and do ship
Speaker 1: just because look at that old truck, just because I said,
Speaker 1: it's reason why he do eight of the city do.
Speaker 1: But just because this motherfucker was a correction officer man
Speaker 1: to eat his own But then he lied about it.
Speaker 1: He said that's not me in the photos. He's denying
Speaker 1: it and then didn't flag it into a big deal.
Speaker 1: I think that and that's why him Blad had that issue.
Speaker 1: But here we go, Damn, this can end my career.
Speaker 1: My fucker's how they ain't gonna buy my music no
Speaker 1: more if they know. That's what I'm saying. He wouldn't
Speaker 1: want hunting. He just wasn't one hunted, that's all that is.
Speaker 1: But so what he was a correction officer trying to
Speaker 1: eat He got a job. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: He ain't never been a prison You got a million
Speaker 1: cats walking around here today. That's with the business and
Speaker 1: or and that's saying with the prison, with the business,
Speaker 1: and they never went to the penitentiary. What's that something
Speaker 1: if you ain't never been a prisoner, ain't working with you? Bullshit,
Speaker 1: They're still working with you, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: So it's it's it's it's a lot of there's a
Speaker 1: lot of cats out there, and there's a lot of
Speaker 1: cats out there that trying to live one way, but
Speaker 1: they wind up on the other side of the finish
Speaker 1: man and and then they get caught up. Being a
Speaker 1: gagster is not for every motherfucking body because at one day,
Speaker 1: at one point, you're gonna have to prove who who
Speaker 1: the funk you are and the ship you say, And
Speaker 1: motherfucker's don't understand that. You can't sit in and tell
Speaker 1: the nigga I'm a killer and then this motherfucker walked
Speaker 1: up to you and call you a bit and you
Speaker 1: don't do nothing. You know what I'm saying. You can't
Speaker 1: do that. You can't beat this stuff as nigga sacking
Speaker 1: in your motherfucking fans. This is what I tell my nephews,
Speaker 1: Nigga y'all ain't living on how we was living. Game
Speaker 1: bangon was an activity. Game bangon was getting in the
Speaker 1: car and looking for your opposers. Game bangon was man,
Speaker 1: I gotta I gotta shoot somebody because I'm mad at
Speaker 1: because your motherfucker's. Game Bangon was proving a point to
Speaker 1: the next nigger that I'm with it and don't come
Speaker 1: over here. Game banging went all about protection. I want
Speaker 1: to join. I want to join that hood because they
Speaker 1: deep You go to the penitentiary. Penitentiary will show you
Speaker 1: what type of nigger you is sitting in the county jail.
Speaker 1: From the penitentiary, you go to the county jail and
Speaker 1: you repping something you ain't. You go to that blood
Speaker 1: monster and that cript module and Big Rocky don't know
Speaker 1: who the fuck you is, but you're claiming his hood.
Speaker 1: You're gonna get gang raped and beat with the house
Speaker 1: shoes and put in the motherfucking far sack. You go
Speaker 1: to prison wolfing that bullshit like you all with it.
Speaker 1: But every fight, every argument, I mean every argument you have,
Speaker 1: you walk away from it. They're gonna get at your ass,
Speaker 1: take something from somebody and don't give it back. They're
Speaker 1: gonna get at your ass, and that ship follows you.
Speaker 1: It follows you. You get raped in motherfucking prison, don't
Speaker 1: come home sagging and putting on khaki suits and ship.
Speaker 1: You should be done. But they don't do that. They
Speaker 1: come home like their gainses. That's what some of these
Speaker 1: snitchers are doing. They're coming home. They're coming to the
Speaker 1: hoods trapped. They're coming to the home wanting their position back.
Speaker 1: And everyone knows that they can't get that back. You can't,
Speaker 1: all right, But there's always a couple of guys in
Speaker 1: the hood that said, oh, you know what, he didn't
Speaker 1: snitch on me, so I'm not tripping on him. Or
Speaker 1: he got a little bit of money, so I'm not
Speaker 1: tripping on what you have now? And is is you
Speaker 1: got a hood that that is just say, fanses, you
Speaker 1: got the mob, just say, and you got five hund
Speaker 1: niggers in the hood, and and and that one click,
Speaker 1: everybody is separated, and that one click, you don't just
Speaker 1: have everybody just on the mob thing and everybody together.
Speaker 1: Everybody ain't eating together. Everybody is doing their own motherfucking thing.
Speaker 1: And everybody, and especially with the young niggas today has
Speaker 1: their own perception of what type of game banger they
Speaker 1: want to be. And that's exactly how an informant could
Speaker 1: wiggle their way into the hood. They can figure out here,
Speaker 1: these guys hate me, but I got some of these
Speaker 1: guys over here still like me even though they're from
Speaker 1: the same hood. And that's how these informants or former
Speaker 1: informants come back to the hood world. I mean, you
Speaker 1: gotta you gotta live in the hood to see that
Speaker 1: type of ship. You gotta really be in the hood
Speaker 1: to see that ship. If you got your big homies
Speaker 1: and you've got you got your cats, like really living
Speaker 1: that motherfucking life, then it shouldn't be you got some
Speaker 1: motherfucker's saying I ain't gonna sunk with that nigga just
Speaker 1: because of this, But you ain't gonna see the motherfucker
Speaker 1: sitting here drinking and getting high. Man, if you get
Speaker 1: on and that's how you should be a long time ago,
Speaker 1: you you would have to get on the stand and
Speaker 1: and do what this little cat did to be called that.
Speaker 1: The way it is now and the way the police
Speaker 1: got it is, you don't have to you don't have
Speaker 1: to see this. You don't have to see this, You're
Speaker 1: going off a word of somebody else. So that's how
Speaker 1: we live in in this society today. You know what
Speaker 1: I'm saying. Everybody is quick to believe what what what
Speaker 1: John Doe said opposed to your homeboyd You don't have
Speaker 1: no loyalty, you don't have no respect, and you don't
Speaker 1: have no honesty in the hood. You don't have no togetherness,
Speaker 1: no nothing in the hood today. All that ship is
Speaker 1: so watered down. Every year you get different motherfucker's every time.
Speaker 1: You couldn't bring a homie a six nine to the
Speaker 1: hood and say he went the business. If you was
Speaker 1: from the mob and and a white boy or Mexicans
Speaker 1: trying to claim the hood, you was doing extra just
Speaker 1: to prove that you was you belong here. No niggas
Speaker 1: wouldn't come into the hood because they had money. You
Speaker 1: know what I'm saying. They joined in the games because
Speaker 1: they got money and they want to wrap him and
Speaker 1: and be a part of this ship. But ain't nobody's
Speaker 1: sitting there telling them to stop them. You can't be
Speaker 1: from the hood, homy. But ivery I mean, they're getting
Speaker 1: paid for it. It's hard out there. Cool changes on now.
Speaker 1: I want to I want to invite everybody to watch
Speaker 1: an interview that I did recently of a guy named
Speaker 1: Jay Stoner from Fruittown, Piru. He tells a story of
Speaker 1: getting caught in the case. He end up going to prison.
Speaker 1: He found out his fellow homeboy from Fruittown Piru snitched
Speaker 1: on him. That same dude end up on the same
Speaker 1: prison yard. So they got him up off the yard.
Speaker 1: Now maybe four leaders they had to. They went into
Speaker 1: a cell and beat him up and eventually got off
Speaker 1: the yard. The only way you can do that, he
Speaker 1: had to had to send that kite in and say
Speaker 1: I can't be here no more. Him and another him
Speaker 1: and another Piru dude stomped him out. He got off
Speaker 1: the yard. But then Jay Stoner tells in the interview,
Speaker 1: he he's in Gonzalez Park. They kicking it in the park,
Speaker 1: and guess who decided he wants to come through. It's
Speaker 1: the same dude that snitched. So they ended up getting
Speaker 1: into a big altercation. Um bullets were fired, nobody got killed.
Speaker 1: But it just shows that this informant did not realized
Speaker 1: that he's not welcomed anymore. This is like two thousand
Speaker 1: and he didn't give a fifteen and sixteen. This guy
Speaker 1: decided I'm coming back to the hood and he's posted
Speaker 1: up in Gonzalez Park and everyone's like, didn't this dude
Speaker 1: snitch on j Stoner? Who? Yeah? Him coming back through there?
Speaker 1: And and just like you said just a minute ago, man,
Speaker 1: someone's like that, ain't my businesses between them. I'm just
Speaker 1: not gonna just naked, you feel me? But who's the no?
Speaker 1: Who's the no one? Say that? I got a question
Speaker 1: for you, James, because when I was in the viewing
Speaker 1: the guy that I thought he died and came back,
Speaker 1: not ye have to do but um and um the interview.
Speaker 1: I'm talking about this part three of Jay Stoner. You're right, Reggie,
Speaker 1: he was the one that told that after death story.
Speaker 1: But he also said this when they went on the yard,
Speaker 1: he was giving the paperwork to everybody on the yard
Speaker 1: to say such and such as a snitch, and the
Speaker 1: Blood said, well, that's a pie rou thing, so y'all
Speaker 1: Pirou's gotta deal with it. And he said only two piru.
Speaker 1: He said it was just him and another piru. And
Speaker 1: it's like I thought it was. He was saying, I
Speaker 1: thought this was all the blood thing He was like, Nah,
Speaker 1: you another Paru dude, handle that. So it came to
Speaker 1: this is why, this is what that common was made for.
Speaker 1: You see what what what this man just said, This
Speaker 1: is what it was. It was independent. When it was
Speaker 1: it was, it wouldn't know. That's that's a POWERU issue.
Speaker 1: Motherfucker's handled what they had to handle. Not just that
Speaker 1: they ain't got nothing to do with us. You ain't had,
Speaker 1: you ain't gonna walk the yard and your snitch. But
Speaker 1: shouldn't the other bloods be just as concerned at this
Speaker 1: informing my point exactly. I don't think it should have
Speaker 1: happened like that this two thousand fifteen. The prisons are
Speaker 1: different now, you know what I'm saying. You know, man,
Speaker 1: all the old Gladiator catch, all the b GF catch
Speaker 1: man are like this now on the Rex mood. Motherfucker's
Speaker 1: get tired. Motherfucker's just seventy sixty nine. Motherfucker's just getting tired.
Speaker 1: I see a lot of these videos, dog, where I
Speaker 1: just watched one with you and King Baba Loup. I
Speaker 1: watched one with you and uh Nate uh Sirio, I
Speaker 1: mean Cynthy and all of them in the park, and
Speaker 1: you know, I'm listening to Oh that was yeah, skim Towns,
Speaker 1: and I'm watching that ship and I'm looking against the
Speaker 1: Nate trying to retire, trying to retire, loving to death.
Speaker 1: That's brother in law, but it's trying to retire. I mean,
Speaker 1: some things we can't do, and and and and if
Speaker 1: I was feeling the ship like I told you when
Speaker 1: when we went over there to see j and watching them,
Speaker 1: motherfucker's drunk. Cut that ship, edit that ship. That ain't
Speaker 1: how we That's not our perception of what we are.
Speaker 1: What did you not like about Nate's representation? Skipped down?
Speaker 1: Like I'm just saying, how games? And they was talking
Speaker 1: and you can tell he was loaded. You know when
Speaker 1: when you when you interview when somebody drunk, What the
Speaker 1: fund is he talking about? You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: That makes that makes what are you talking about? Makes
Speaker 1: it bad? You know what I'm saying. That don't represent
Speaker 1: us in that manner. You know what I'm saying. But
Speaker 1: but the video is still out there, you know what
Speaker 1: I'm saying. And I think about it, He'll surrounded by
Speaker 1: a bunch of other guys that well, you can tell
Speaker 1: they've been in the game a while, and so hopefully
Speaker 1: the youngsters will understand these are some old old gs.
Speaker 1: You know, all of all of those guys are the
Speaker 1: big homies. And what I'm saying is the big homies
Speaker 1: always supposed to represent one hunting in the real kind
Speaker 1: of way because everybody listening and seying and ship this
Speaker 1: is the first perception they have of you, you and
Speaker 1: you and everybody else. But this cat's sitting here. That
Speaker 1: is a motherfucker. You know what I'm saying. We can
Speaker 1: off camera, we can go get high and go do
Speaker 1: our own motherfucker thing. You know what I'm saying. When
Speaker 1: I did my interview with you, I knew I had
Speaker 1: to have my guns in my pocket. You feel me,
Speaker 1: And I'm standing in this spot, this by the nut spot.
Speaker 1: You ain't never comfortable. You can't be so. I mean,
Speaker 1: you know, motherfucker's just getting twisted. And they twisted and
Speaker 1: they twisted, they twist. The main catch that's on some
Speaker 1: fileship is the ones that's really out there talking the bullshit.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying right now, in to day,
Speaker 1: I guarantee you you can't really get it Neigg to say, like,
Speaker 1: for one one honey, that's really my road dog too
Speaker 1: much from that that statement, This motherfucker didn't kills you, So,
Speaker 1: I mean six nine got a got a long road
Speaker 1: ahead of him. He's done. I don't think he's completely done. Actually,
Speaker 1: I think that let's say in seven years from now,
Speaker 1: when he's thirty years old. Yeah, a lot of people
Speaker 1: are don't forget about this. A lot of people, the
Speaker 1: people who are offended the most, are gonna be gone somewhere.
Speaker 1: And this guy's gonna do music because every every man
Speaker 1: that he sent the prison has a family, cousin, nephew
Speaker 1: on gole, or niece that's still walking Brooklyn, that's still walking.
Speaker 1: Let's say he locked up twenty motherfucker's that's a lot
Speaker 1: of people that ain't gonna never forget what the funk
Speaker 1: he did. But a lot of people also saying he
Speaker 1: worked and we can't say that, I ain't laying a
Speaker 1: hand on that person, and we can't say that. And
Speaker 1: that's why we can And that's why the statement was
Speaker 1: made by Booty was because three years later and and
Speaker 1: keep You d is walking around talking and free and
Speaker 1: like nobody did anything for him, walking around and doing it.
Speaker 1: Keep You he ain't in comforting. Can he come to
Speaker 1: Compton though, yeah, no, that's let me ask James again,
Speaker 1: can keep it he come to Compton? But yeah, exactly
Speaker 1: what you're supposed to. But but ain't nobody I can't
Speaker 1: even says, and no one's gonna do nothing to keep
Speaker 1: you at this point, what do you go at the game?
Speaker 1: I said, And that's what keeping get a past because
Speaker 1: what he did, everybody did, because it's your point, because
Speaker 1: you know what Takasha is gonna say, these people tortured
Speaker 1: me as James McDonald. The only reason why keep you
Speaker 1: d is the only thing I said he did wrong
Speaker 1: with that situation is he was in a situation with
Speaker 1: the low and he chose to go out that way.
Speaker 1: What I'm saying, but I'm talking about you know, they
Speaker 1: feel like we didn't Why nobody from the mob, not we,
Speaker 1: nobody from the mob, what did anything ready to just
Speaker 1: put himself in the mob, did anything to keep you?
Speaker 1: And why he's still walking around like well, if I'm
Speaker 1: hung in the mob, I would I would be able
Speaker 1: to tell you that if if I was still over there,
Speaker 1: you know, I go through that motherfucker I see niggas
Speaker 1: that that that's walking around like they just really kill us.
Speaker 1: And and they're not, like I said, the whole motherfucker. No,
Speaker 1: there's no big homies in the hood saying little homies,
Speaker 1: this is what y'all suppoke. We used to sit on
Speaker 1: the porch with Rodney covering them, and they used to
Speaker 1: tell us how they used to get down and the
Speaker 1: way we should be. You know, don't never this, don't
Speaker 1: never that. You do this, and then you're gonna have
Speaker 1: a problem. You go this way instead of going that way,
Speaker 1: You're gonna have a problem when I'm all the way
Speaker 1: to when I went to prison, we're in the motherfucking
Speaker 1: blood mind you excuse me. We're in a blood mind you.
Speaker 1: And you know bloods rood streets of Valet moved the
Speaker 1: wolf all night and day. Now here we go hitting
Speaker 1: the chin online. Now, when you're in prison, they don't
Speaker 1: care what's selling you in. They just throwing everything everybody
Speaker 1: in there. You got bloods and crypts in here. So
Speaker 1: the homies are saying, if you're going this, yord firing
Speaker 1: the motherfucker because this ain't the yard to be. I
Speaker 1: was in China West, I was in Laguna and they
Speaker 1: said that's all cryps that's that's they they ship. I
Speaker 1: motherfucker's leaving in there a week, was leaving two weeks.
Speaker 1: Uh had a homeboy, the um goddamn raw Dog. His
Speaker 1: name was raw Dog and um east Pain, I believe.
Speaker 1: And then we had the the the Pebblos not the
Speaker 1: isn't it's over thirty some years, but were just in there,
Speaker 1: all of us together. It's only eight bloods, but altogether
Speaker 1: it's twenty motherfucker's and now you're seeing the homies converted
Speaker 1: from man. I'm trying to do my time to get
Speaker 1: out of here. You know what I'm saying. It's a
Speaker 1: purpose to this ship. The penitentiary teach you if you
Speaker 1: if you cut for this ship. But something is motherfucker's.
Speaker 1: I know that got raped in prison. It's on the
Speaker 1: motherfucking streets with the business, with the business. Some of
Speaker 1: these informants are too Okay, you can take holding the
Speaker 1: little boy was with the business. You know what I'm saying,
Speaker 1: You just can't take ship from a certain individual. And
Speaker 1: half of the motherfucker and I swear to God, and
Speaker 1: they're not not what you call the movie people. Half
Speaker 1: of the motherfucker's they call them this and that ain't
Speaker 1: that man, Ain't that you're listening to this motherfucker and
Speaker 1: you're listening to this motherfucker that's gonna get your cap bill,
Speaker 1: you feel me? Back then niggas had to come to
Speaker 1: the hood with okay, this is looking on Sun fifteen.
Speaker 1: Niggas a jail. Well, we ain't gonna do nothing to
Speaker 1: jail this. Come where is that jail, niggas and come
Speaker 1: to court house. We had a lot of cats or
Speaker 1: they right there? Can you describe what they wear? All blue?
Speaker 1: You know he wrong? You know he wrong? You know
Speaker 1: what I'm saying. So it's a big difference in all
Speaker 1: of these, all of these guys. One thing I learned
Speaker 1: that a lot of a lot of the ogs I've
Speaker 1: seen you have cats come in up under them and
Speaker 1: they try to discredit those cats and they get down
Speaker 1: and and a lot of them and and I can't
Speaker 1: explain it to to this dude and that dude. But
Speaker 1: we got a lot of big homies out there that
Speaker 1: that was that was like really with the business, but
Speaker 1: just not no more. That's why you don't have the
Speaker 1: what you call him you had in the hood. You
Speaker 1: don't have that. Well, hopefully we all grow up in
Speaker 1: mature and you got to and learn from our mistakes.
Speaker 1: You got you, you know, but that that never happened
Speaker 1: if you keep putting out you just watching these videos,
Speaker 1: no disrespect to you, but I mean, we we we
Speaker 1: is it? Can I use the word glorifying game brangers?
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying. I've seen a video with
Speaker 1: with uh notneing blocks cats riding all over the different
Speaker 1: parts of Compton. You don't even know what they're talking
Speaker 1: about because they just did whoo whooa. Then I just did,
Speaker 1: what are you talking about? Mende? You're supposed to be
Speaker 1: something you're putting out there that meant something. You're trying
Speaker 1: to get a point across different kind of exact So, man,
Speaker 1: if we gotta stop glorifying the ship in order to
Speaker 1: fix the ship, you know what I'm saying. We can't
Speaker 1: fix it with everybody just wanted to know it and
Speaker 1: cool and and I want to be one of them
Speaker 1: because that little cat is looking at this ship and
Speaker 1: oh I want to be like that dude. You know
Speaker 1: what I'm saying. That was one of my biggest things
Speaker 1: for men who I was. Yeah, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: And and man, I swear to God, sitting in the
Speaker 1: Lotus Park in the in the headquarters, they had the
Speaker 1: little spot of butter. They used to call it the
Speaker 1: headquarters and men drewing time, Tom Darcy ruin all of us.
Speaker 1: We used to walk up in there, and we used
Speaker 1: to see standing pitts uh, China Dog and all that.
Speaker 1: But when China Dog came, you even see the big
Speaker 1: homies just like, ok, they with the dog and and adjusted.
Speaker 1: They said to that, and we just like I used
Speaker 1: to like down just before I even knew who China
Speaker 1: Dog was, and it was like that name, that's China
Speaker 1: Doll right there. Then you see him interacting and and
Speaker 1: kind of like a boss to me, Oh, this dude
Speaker 1: is on every different exactly. She was pretty much saying
Speaker 1: that about so now, so now sitting and sit, this
Speaker 1: is what I'm gonna do. He definitely is not a follower.
Speaker 1: So if I'm if I'm gonna be like that, you
Speaker 1: gotta lead by example. You know what I'm saying. And
Speaker 1: I've always led by example. If anything happened in the hood,
Speaker 1: I have to go. I'm fun practice what you preach.
Speaker 1: You shoot the homie, I gotta come get you because
Speaker 1: y'all ain't gonna say, y'all shout at them, and then
Speaker 1: they didn't come retaliate. So it's it's something totally different
Speaker 1: saying that. Explain that, James, because that's what a lot
Speaker 1: of people, well I'll be conversing with on their internet
Speaker 1: about where they don't get the point, Uh why not
Speaker 1: happen to keep you? Why not happen to uh baby Lane?
Speaker 1: Sit went down? And they don't understand what I mean.
Speaker 1: That's something that's about game. A man to tell you
Speaker 1: that about retaliation in that hood, well, that's something that
Speaker 1: shouldn't even be explained. Basically, Yeah, a lot of a
Speaker 1: lot of cats in the hood and and all over
Speaker 1: or mad at the situation right now in the day,
Speaker 1: you know what I'm saying. Elando was gone, so everything
Speaker 1: pretty much went wool sigh, wool sigh. But now you
Speaker 1: have keep you D saying he did it. Keep you
Speaker 1: d an't put it sep on no platter for him
Speaker 1: to be around, no pop loose and say here I am, Yeah,
Speaker 1: I said I did it. Wonder if you did it?
Speaker 1: So it's it's a it's a different thing. And when
Speaker 1: that ship went off, it went off big fireworks. It's cracking,
Speaker 1: you know what I'm saying. So it wasn't know half
Speaker 1: fast ship. People just don't understand the formalities that cats
Speaker 1: go through on the daily, just just just driving through
Speaker 1: it and popping on the motherfucker. You know at the
Speaker 1: after you pop on the motherfucker, I did. That's that's
Speaker 1: pop and turn up it's his drink. You know what
Speaker 1: I'm saying. These people on the outside, I don't know that.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying. So it's it's it's it's
Speaker 1: it's it's a sad fucking thing. But then that's just
Speaker 1: how it is, and it can't nobody flip it or
Speaker 1: change it. It's not it's not a strip or The
Speaker 1: last part of the this Takashi six nine thing is, uh,
Speaker 1: he's gonna come home eventually. Can he resume his career?
Speaker 1: And if so, how does he resume his career? Considering
Speaker 1: you said he probably can't go back to Brooklyn. But
Speaker 1: that doesn't mean he doesn't have a music career. That
Speaker 1: doesn't mean he doesn't sell downloads and streams from a
Speaker 1: remote location. That doesn't mean that all depends on the
Speaker 1: people that even if they buy his ship, they manage,
Speaker 1: they support him, right, So then I mean, if if
Speaker 1: this forgiving society, do you really want to hear if
Speaker 1: you heard his testimony, he toured where in Serbia, he
Speaker 1: toured all over the world. Those places don't care about
Speaker 1: what happened to him here and United. But then he's
Speaker 1: gonna have to go there. That's that's where most rappers go.
Speaker 1: A lot of rappers are making their money. I don't believe,
Speaker 1: I really believe that half of his audience was still
Speaker 1: want to support him. I mean, and a big chunk
Speaker 1: of his audience are people in my son's age, thirteen, fourteen,
Speaker 1: fifteen years old. Man, y'all got to look at this
Speaker 1: and and be one hunt with yourself. A lot of
Speaker 1: people called Michael jackson of child molester, and and everybody
Speaker 1: still loved this man. You know what I'm saying. Everybody
Speaker 1: still loved this man. But you got so many people.
Speaker 1: I just don't now stop listening to R. Kelly music.
Speaker 1: And I've been knowing that he was Why why R
Speaker 1: Kelly music? Oh he's a he's a molester, because he
Speaker 1: really you got a mother on your label and and
Speaker 1: and a motherfucker molesting. Give him the benefit of the
Speaker 1: even with that man. All these people talking about aren't Kelly.
Speaker 1: These motherfuckers know what that is. We've been knowing about
Speaker 1: Arkelly and his his his addiction way in two thousand three,
Speaker 1: and I just stopped. I just stopped liking him in
Speaker 1: two thousand and I'm glad we own this year. You
Speaker 1: got videos out there. You got young women fourteen and
Speaker 1: fifteen years old, looked like the nineteen and twenty five.
Speaker 1: They out there doing grown Ship, grown woman ship. Listen
Speaker 1: to me before you say something out they're doing grown
Speaker 1: woman Ship. But what happens when they come up missing?
Speaker 1: They got their nine year old daughters out here talking
Speaker 1: and all this ship dressed up with makeup and all
Speaker 1: this ship on. What's what's supposed to happen? Theydn't still
Speaker 1: be They are supposed to be touched. Stop putting your no,
Speaker 1: they're not supposed to be touched. But don't put yourself
Speaker 1: in a position to be sold the parents. If they're
Speaker 1: standing their mama, their mama needs to not be allowed
Speaker 1: that to happen and all that. But don't win my
Speaker 1: case for me, because here we still ain't supposed to
Speaker 1: now Here are Kelly or Kelly fucking with seventeen years
Speaker 1: holding up right? The girl in that video, okay, okay,
Speaker 1: fourteen fourteen enough, Why the fun is she there at
Speaker 1: that time of night? What your parents at? Well, she
Speaker 1: was there with her cousins. I don't care where cousins
Speaker 1: should be. One of the Sparkle says she she got problems,
Speaker 1: and you know she should have jail. But even letting
Speaker 1: him in that. Come on, man, you don't let this
Speaker 1: girl go in the room with a grown ass man
Speaker 1: by set fourteen fifteen, sixteen year old kids, we can't.
Speaker 1: We can't watch like that. But as a year old man,
Speaker 1: we know they're right. This is this is the way
Speaker 1: of the world today. Decide. We've been talking how people's
Speaker 1: perception and how they accept the way we live and
Speaker 1: and and motherfucker's that talk. This is the same ship
Speaker 1: who put their kid in front of a man that
Speaker 1: got money and then let him go off by himself
Speaker 1: with her knowing that she's a minor. Wait a minute,
Speaker 1: it ain't just his fault. It's his fault for taking
Speaker 1: in that. You know what I'm saying. Okay, so don't
Speaker 1: don't be ready to chop his dick off. The question
Speaker 1: is Kelly deserved to go to prison failure how and
Speaker 1: you gotta blame the family, the parents of the ship
Speaker 1: family has some I'm gonna say this the only time
Speaker 1: it matters situations like this when it happens to our family. No, no,
Speaker 1: and none of these kids are my kids. And he
Speaker 1: had no business to keep doing. Donald Trump doesn't mented
Speaker 1: I've been just what you call him. They don't like
Speaker 1: him up, but they like up Bill Cosby. Come on,
Speaker 1: this can go forever. We're talking about molestations and and
Speaker 1: and and tell same the same thing as molesting of
Speaker 1: motherfucker's worse man. It's wrong though right at the end
Speaker 1: of the day, it's wrong, both of them wrong. But
Speaker 1: the molestation is a lot worse than okay and grabbing
Speaker 1: somebody plus r Kelly and Trump is right for what
Speaker 1: he did. I'm not trying to test what he did.
Speaker 1: But we're not going up here and justify our Kelly.
Speaker 1: I'm not justifying nothing. I'm just I'm I'm I'm showing
Speaker 1: you points. Why How is it just blamed on him
Speaker 1: when you got how the fucking he flying a motherfuckers?
Speaker 1: How can Aren Kelly fly three women from Compton to
Speaker 1: fucking art stray fourteen flight and stay going two weeks
Speaker 1: and my mom and them don't know where the funk
Speaker 1: I'm at for child endangerment, And even the one, even
Speaker 1: the one with Michael Jackson where I saw the interview
Speaker 1: with the mom. The mom said, I just left him
Speaker 1: over there and I let him kick it with Michael,
Speaker 1: and I thought it was weird when he wanted his
Speaker 1: room at the hotel way on that side and he
Speaker 1: put me in the hotel on the other side. Ma'am,
Speaker 1: that's child endanger man. You're neglecting your kids. They know that.
Speaker 1: But at the end of the day, if you know
Speaker 1: this man, hold on, Reggie, and I want you to
Speaker 1: be honest. If you know this man just read just
Speaker 1: raped your daughter and then sleeping with your fourteen your daughter,
Speaker 1: why would he give you fifteen thousand dollars? Is over
Speaker 1: and done? We're good? Well all right, yeah, why take
Speaker 1: a settlement? What I'm saying, if you know Michael Jackson
Speaker 1: was molesting your son a man, been a boy, why
Speaker 1: would you take a settlement? No, I want your ass
Speaker 1: under the fucking jail. I want your ship cut off
Speaker 1: when you can't do it no more. And nobody has
Speaker 1: to deal with your fucking pedophiles. Well, some parents don't
Speaker 1: want to put their kids through the whole emotional roller coaster,
Speaker 1: emotional when you get but the trial is like reliving
Speaker 1: the whole pain all over. In fact, that's what happened
Speaker 1: with Charlemagne's case. The mother. The mother didn't want to
Speaker 1: put the daughter through the trial. That hurts more, that hurts,
Speaker 1: and we forgot it. Oh yes, six nine also, but
Speaker 1: he was also he was doing he was like eighteen,
Speaker 1: and but it makes it worse. But r Kelly, Michael Jackson,
Speaker 1: both pedophiles, and we need to That could be the
Speaker 1: buying their music and support now, that could be the point.
Speaker 1: But what about their mama's and daddies, Like that's going
Speaker 1: to court, they need to be there. They need to
Speaker 1: be answered to. They need to answer to this. There's
Speaker 1: no way I would let my kid go in the
Speaker 1: hotel room, Michael Jackson. And then they put me in
Speaker 1: a room on the other side of the hotel. And
Speaker 1: I don't know what the hell is going on? Have
Speaker 1: motherfucking airplane with a grown man? How do this man?
Speaker 1: How can this man hold you? Been going to We
Speaker 1: don't know. I just know that they were spourteen year olds.
Speaker 1: They got the year old dick, and that's the problem.
Speaker 1: When they shouldn't have been acting like they was grown
Speaker 1: as women. And that's what you get, acting like grown women.
Speaker 1: You got these little girls out here want to be grown.
Speaker 1: I don't want to listen to nothing, don't want to
Speaker 1: listen to your body. No, I do. Got a daughter,
Speaker 1: and I'm speaking from experience. I'm telling you my daughter
Speaker 1: wanted to run the streets and bullshit. I let her
Speaker 1: go back to your mama. She doing her her mama,
Speaker 1: and then she wanted pregnant year old. Listen, I read,
Speaker 1: but it don't matter how older was. Listen, I'm trying
Speaker 1: to tell you what happened, Reggie, Okay, I'm listening versus
Speaker 1: the fourteen. The niggas was thirty five forty years old.
Speaker 1: Thirty forty years okay, all right, and and was nineteen. No,
Speaker 1: listen to me. The ship that they're doing that, man,
Speaker 1: I'm done, go ahead. Days. No, we're talking about working
Speaker 1: year old versus the nineteen. It's a big difference. It's
Speaker 1: the different, Reggie. I want you to listen and hear
Speaker 1: what I'm saying. The reason why these girls are out
Speaker 1: here and they and niggas accepting that because they look older,
Speaker 1: they're more mature than what they were back. And when
Speaker 1: we went to school, every girl in the in the
Speaker 1: fourth grade, in fifth grade didn't have no titties. They
Speaker 1: went were in training balls. I got what you're saying about.
Speaker 1: Now go to a high school. Now they got ask
Speaker 1: titties and that thing else make up the whole night.
Speaker 1: No it don't. Still, no you can't. But you got
Speaker 1: men out there that think like that dog, You're gonna
Speaker 1: always have a fucking pedophile. So how do you protect
Speaker 1: your family? Yeah, go ahead, you've gotta have you you
Speaker 1: you you gotta teach your kids. Man. Dressing up like
Speaker 1: this only get you one way. You got gre with
Speaker 1: you on that little kids getting uh getting snatched off
Speaker 1: off the street walking from school because they got ass
Speaker 1: and titties. You know what I'm saying. You got that
Speaker 1: little that the little white girl that was doing in
Speaker 1: beauty pages. She looked like she looked like a twenty
Speaker 1: little midget. She did the ground. Okay, I'm getting a
Speaker 1: little witchcome. But what I'm trying to say to yo, man,
Speaker 1: is is that you know it's how you raise your
Speaker 1: kid especially a girl, especially your daughters. How you gotta
Speaker 1: have him like this, you gotta cover from because when
Speaker 1: you let him go. And but but a eight year
Speaker 1: old man still don't supposed to be lusted over a
Speaker 1: thirteen year old girl. Don't care how she's dressed. Love
Speaker 1: And if you do, do it and you get caught.
Speaker 1: The welcome Arc hasn't been convicted because he had been
Speaker 1: successfully buying people off, as y'all said, And so he
Speaker 1: has been dealing with parents, and he has been dealing
Speaker 1: with young ladies. Really when he got into their mind
Speaker 1: and he and he controlled that mind, he was almost
Speaker 1: like a pill. He was a temptation. He was really
Speaker 1: a pill. That's all it takes. And and and and
Speaker 1: our and our today, you know, our society. That's all
Speaker 1: that matters. Money. You're getting these money and these parents
Speaker 1: just man, I'm gonna jump on a bad way. And
Speaker 1: you better say he did me too. Maybe not be true,
Speaker 1: but they be paid off. Now why I get paid off?
Speaker 1: And you just that means you don't give a funk
Speaker 1: about your child. You took this money. I'm rather CEO
Speaker 1: as lynched, well, he should have been charged with his
Speaker 1: relationship with the Leah back in the day. But there's
Speaker 1: been so many of them. Like I said, I forgave
Speaker 1: him from Sparkle. I've seen that video. I watched that tape.
Speaker 1: I guess I watched held pornography because I watched that
Speaker 1: tape where he has sex with what Sparkle needs. We
Speaker 1: found out Laders, But now that I know the age
Speaker 1: that she that she was, it's not the only guy
Speaker 1: on this p's doing it. I can tell you people
Speaker 1: have been a jail or shouldn't they been kicked? I'm
Speaker 1: not always tell the story when when it happened. We
Speaker 1: had to pay the people off. We sent his ass
Speaker 1: home and say you need to go home and be
Speaker 1: with your mama. All right, let's let's just wrap this up.
Speaker 1: Can can can Takashi six nine resurrect his music career
Speaker 1: in five or seven years from now, whenever he comes
Speaker 1: home from prison. I truly don't believe. So, I truly
Speaker 1: believe that he's gonna be somewhere else and and he
Speaker 1: ain't gonna want to. He's not gonna want to. He's
Speaker 1: gotta make money, and that's the only thing he knows
Speaker 1: how to do. He got money, and he was making money.
Speaker 1: He went to prison in the height of his career. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and then and and they're gonna take care of him.
Speaker 1: He ain't gotta worry about no money and win this protection.
Speaker 1: They're gonna take care of He's done for the rest
Speaker 1: of his life. They got him, okay. And like my
Speaker 1: opinion is, just like we forgave all the people I
Speaker 1: gave Snoop, Kobe ray Lewis, Tim Allen, you said, Snoop, Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's like we forget all of them. We're gonna forgive
Speaker 1: this food. I know. I'm not forgetting you, just forgave you.
Speaker 1: You forgave a molester over everybody I really did with assistance,
Speaker 1: I'm taking that's yo, yo yo. What you call him
Speaker 1: is so sad. What did he justify? Kelly? I'm saying,
Speaker 1: just he's laying blame also on the parents because how
Speaker 1: does it funderstand that? But I understand that. How does
Speaker 1: she fly from here to be without them knowing? But
Speaker 1: you gotta blame the parents. But you gotta blame the parents.
Speaker 1: Are never charging these cases for child and danger, No, never,
Speaker 1: they don't because they make their parents. The parents have
Speaker 1: treated his victims. Alright, Well, let's wrap up this episode
Speaker 1: before you go ahead. There's a interview that's coming up
Speaker 1: this week um on Urban City TV to watch out
Speaker 1: your boy KEPD gonna be doing another interview, but uh,
Speaker 1: he's gonna go in on your boy Bootsy real heart.
Speaker 1: Who is Boots Boosey, little By Little Booty from Webby
Speaker 1: from Webby and Booty. That's gonna be interesting to let's
Speaker 1: see the country there for I'm but I don't want
Speaker 1: to none of Okay, well I guess, I guess, I know,
Speaker 1: I didn't really care to, but it's it's interesting to
Speaker 1: know that keep e d is doing another interview and
Speaker 1: it's not with Street TV. But that's cool. I was
Speaker 1: gonna go to Vegas and interviewing, but yeah, he told
Speaker 1: me maybe maybe. All Right. That wraps up episode twenty
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