Speaker 1: What up, y'all? This is your main man Memphis Bleak
Speaker 1: right here.
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Speaker 1: You should nobody know. You should nobody know. You already
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Speaker 3: Yours truly am Greasy back with another exclusive Rock Solid podcast,
Speaker 3: and this one right here special because this is I'm
Speaker 3: on my actor shit today.
Speaker 2: Nigga actor dang. That's the on screen and off but
Speaker 2: mainly on. Now we all some shit. I got the
Speaker 2: number one heavy hitter.
Speaker 3: You watch any hood movie, he ain't it doing some hoodshit.
Speaker 1: He made the.
Speaker 2: Hood look good because back in the day they'll have
Speaker 2: a nigga with a bowl cut.
Speaker 1: Fucking I look up. You know what I'm saying. At
Speaker 1: least you one of us.
Speaker 3: That's welcome my guy Hot Sar Johnson to the building
Speaker 3: better known It's Rebay yea god man, g man, Come
Speaker 3: on man, before we jump into all that ship. I
Speaker 3: want niggas to know we really really rock like that,
Speaker 3: like you from one of my face like Marcia is
Speaker 3: my number one favorite project.
Speaker 1: Number two is Brownsville Houses.
Speaker 3: Number three is the plaza and then know my top
Speaker 3: five is staple to that ship. So you know what
Speaker 3: I mean, y'all. You know what I'm saying, and niggas
Speaker 3: don't know.
Speaker 2: Right before we get into the background and everything, I'm
Speaker 2: man through a party one time.
Speaker 1: If you from New York, That's what I was.
Speaker 3: If you from New York, you know the Bodegger life.
Speaker 3: You know, in the morning, Poppy and them go down
Speaker 3: and open the little cellar next door, walk down the
Speaker 3: stairs they store all the you know, the sodas, and.
Speaker 2: Then you know, you never ever see down there because
Speaker 2: that's the storage for the store. You just see Poppy
Speaker 2: and them moving ship up and down the morning, Like
Speaker 2: what up, Poppy?
Speaker 3: I saw it, like bleak, I got this club. I
Speaker 3: want to book you. I like my nigga book me.
Speaker 1: I come on pulling up.
Speaker 3: Let's worry about nothing. I'm like, we're the club. I'm here,
Speaker 3: and they gonna open the cellar door straight like that,
Speaker 3: come down through here we're coming from. You were gonna
Speaker 3: get busy, yo. I got that footage to somewhere. Y'all
Speaker 3: got that footage.
Speaker 1: We need that here.
Speaker 3: We walked out this motherfucker and it's Nagnia. It's like, yo, like,
Speaker 3: how y'all built a club down here?
Speaker 1: The bar, he had the joints. This ship was so shaken,
Speaker 1: like big screen TVs out of the out of every
Speaker 1: hood party.
Speaker 2: I gotta honestly say that might the top one hood
Speaker 2: party because it was the most unexpected.
Speaker 3: See the footage unexpected right right there, say Paul and Victory.
Speaker 1: So the ferry right there. Yeah, you can damn walk
Speaker 1: from the ferry. Yeah, and we had it shaking, yo, bro,
Speaker 1: y'all still got that spot. Nah. Now we was grand
Speaker 1: opening Grand Clothes, yo, so so so hold on bleak
Speaker 1: when you came, so you figured we opened.
Speaker 3: That was right before Sandy, So twenty thirteen of February,
Speaker 3: because we were grand.
Speaker 1: Open with Ed Lover, he host, he's the most of
Speaker 1: the little Comedy Night. But I was in Atlanta shooting.
Speaker 3: I couldn't even meet here on the grand opening my ship,
Speaker 3: but my partners held it down. And then y'all came
Speaker 3: around the summer because then Sandy happened. That was like
Speaker 3: October November, and then right after New Year's we shut
Speaker 3: it down.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 3: That's crazy. Fourteen run now that was it was a
Speaker 3: cool run spot we had classic y. We had it
Speaker 3: for Saint Paul's lamb.
Speaker 2: Let's take him back though, man tell him about Stapleton
Speaker 2: projects growing up and so life like that.
Speaker 3: Then so so so the town, right, I'm from park Hill.
Speaker 1: Oh but but no, look this is the ill part.
Speaker 1: I'm one. I'm probably the only park Hill nigga went
Speaker 1: to school and.
Speaker 3: Elementary school. So I went to school with Shah, his
Speaker 3: cousin came my nigga, a little elite.
Speaker 1: Kim to grow.
Speaker 3: I had a few right here there you over there,
Speaker 3: So I was the one year. I was the one
Speaker 3: park Killed nigga going to elementary school, right, because they're
Speaker 3: nins like that, we adopted big Yeah, so the time
Speaker 3: I repped then to the foot.
Speaker 1: That's my ship right there at sixty seven to twelve,
Speaker 1: you know, stream ships out Like I know, Jo, that's
Speaker 1: what I thought you were. But that's crazy. I go back,
Speaker 1: like Carse, that's time man years.
Speaker 3: Park connect all day definitely all day. Like what was
Speaker 3: it like back then? Man? For you before the acting?
Speaker 3: Before like what draw you into the acting? Was it
Speaker 3: what you what you was living? So being so I
Speaker 3: guess it was being from Staten Allen. Right, So he
Speaker 3: was the fifth bar Forgotten Burrough. We was always hearing
Speaker 3: about niggas in mass uptown Hall. Then we had our niggas, right,
Speaker 3: you know what I'm saying that that was getting busy
Speaker 3: getting to it. So unless you unless you left the borough,
Speaker 3: you ain't seeing no nothing except right.
Speaker 1: So so we were. I was getting that because my
Speaker 1: people from Corney Allen.
Speaker 3: Oh so I'm right over the bridge, Corny right here
Speaker 3: old the wire Corny Allen House is crazy, y'all close
Speaker 3: to the Corney Island then we are. That's a feeling
Speaker 3: were both in Brooklyn. That's crazy.
Speaker 1: I could get the Cornyllen cooker than you could from
Speaker 1: the start. Well, that's crazy. We got the bridge and
Speaker 1: a little toll ship, right, so.
Speaker 3: Shit, if it wasn't for the bridge, you get there
Speaker 3: in five minutes, if it was like a straight shot
Speaker 3: over the water for real. So so it was just
Speaker 3: crazy because we always was trying to like prove ourselves
Speaker 3: to a degree to the rest of the city, or
Speaker 3: at least not be as corny as people thought.
Speaker 1: Being from stann Allen was. There was just a little
Speaker 1: stigma like that was going on out there. Ain't nothing
Speaker 1: going on out there. The suburbs.
Speaker 3: It was we thought it would see us. Yeah, it
Speaker 3: was marbling. All the mob lived this staff.
Speaker 1: Yeah we know all the mob families is the stat island.
Speaker 3: A lot of ship, got a lot of people right up,
Speaker 3: and it told hell, you're gonna take a gain to
Speaker 3: throw and see where it is. World up they had
Speaker 3: the ship and smash and then of course the wool drop.
Speaker 3: So we so in that nineties, I knew we was
Speaker 3: gonna pop, right, I always wanted to.
Speaker 1: Be on TV.
Speaker 3: I didn't know what I was gonna do, right, But
Speaker 3: then you got Meth right cha Kwan that's his name,
Speaker 3: and that was his attribute on.
Speaker 1: The block before the wool ship.
Speaker 3: So my highlight on the weekend Friday night, but Francis,
Speaker 3: my mom used to let me stay out late. My
Speaker 3: highlight was I be on this on the block Targe
Speaker 3: Street right by him and you got trap. You we
Speaker 3: got bread together, right, so they be at the Chinese restaurant.
Speaker 3: You gonna get the beat boxing, Meth get to start rapping.
Speaker 3: So when I just heard meth Rash start rapping, I
Speaker 3: was like, oh, this nigga special, Like I knew he
Speaker 3: was gonna be I knew he was gonna pop.
Speaker 1: I ain't know nothing else, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: It was definitely special.
Speaker 2: That first album to cal album Nigga was gonna pop.
Speaker 2: I studied that ship back and forth. Bro that Nigga
Speaker 2: was the illest thing. Got thought Nigga coming out to slice.
Speaker 1: Bread that like for real.
Speaker 3: I got the demo taking my cousin each regard the
Speaker 3: rest of the dad. That was Rizzo right here and
Speaker 3: him and him and Divine right here, and so I
Speaker 3: had them little demo change. They called themself the Flowers
Speaker 3: right and then it was the Red Posse d M
Speaker 3: D Possel. So they went through a couple of little
Speaker 3: phases to get the where they was at. Then once
Speaker 3: you got Dirty Master Killer just right throw that BK
Speaker 3: and then with the out of here.
Speaker 2: Went crazy and that I always admired the wood that
Speaker 2: y'all linked up all the hoods for sure, stat like you.
Speaker 1: Said, through some Brooklyn in there. Only we could have.
Speaker 2: Did that in Brooklyn, man, you know we had r
Speaker 2: v TP all see fur grug. Yeah, ain't niggas ain't
Speaker 2: never just kind of come together like yeah like that.
Speaker 1: That's dope that y'all was able to do that. You
Speaker 1: know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: Fucking growing up in stanton ally, like talk about the
Speaker 2: ferry and all that ship.
Speaker 1: That ship was twenty five cent when I was shorty.
Speaker 3: Yeah all right, so you remember when it was the
Speaker 3: real rook. Then it went up the fifty. Then after
Speaker 3: the fire, the first one, they made it free because
Speaker 3: then they had one on our side.
Speaker 1: So it's free now, yeah, the very free. These kids they.
Speaker 3: I still jump on the boat. Yeah yeah, jump on
Speaker 3: the quick like if I got to go like anywhere.
Speaker 3: That was first o ship views Like I'm up sitting
Speaker 3: inside outside my old ship.
Speaker 1: Look at the stands. You're like, oh, chilling, right views
Speaker 1: that hookey on the motherfucker twenty five cent words. It
Speaker 1: was a core. That ship was a cool one way
Speaker 1: because it was free. It was going to come back,
Speaker 1: it was right.
Speaker 3: And then it went up to the fifty and they
Speaker 3: had the little token like you could use a little token,
Speaker 3: and then then it was free after that. So it's
Speaker 3: been free. I feel like very been free since.
Speaker 1: Before nine to eleven. Damn, that's crazy. Yeah, I'm free.
Speaker 1: Last time I rode to.
Speaker 3: Train the bus, they still was giving up colorful the transfers.
Speaker 1: Then the token in the store. Don't even about that
Speaker 1: metro call life yea passes that ship. You had the
Speaker 1: different color for the month.
Speaker 3: Oh my, so that's how you knew, Like you try
Speaker 3: to flash the old joint on the like, know the
Speaker 3: month is this coloring now that nigga pull out the sheet.
Speaker 3: It's the same way if you think you're going to
Speaker 3: these shows with the credentials last night, was this color today?
Speaker 3: The same because a nigga trying to pull out the
Speaker 3: last February and in this February shues you think because
Speaker 3: last year I got I'm more good.
Speaker 1: With the ding. So this politicket back and forth.
Speaker 3: She for us to highlight the standing all and growing
Speaker 3: up was going downtown Brooklyn shopping.
Speaker 1: The niggas wasn't even getting to Harlem to fifth that
Speaker 1: was another world. That was your bag had to be
Speaker 1: up to. I was just drawing to somebody about that
Speaker 1: going to Harlem. That's the only Burrough. You had to
Speaker 1: be fly to get fly. Yeah, like the starting kids,
Speaker 1: you had to already be fly. Yeah, so your bag
Speaker 1: had to be a little bit. That's a fact. Thinking
Speaker 1: about that. You're right, you had to already be Yeah,
Speaker 1: you can go pull up on Fort Street. Niggas who
Speaker 1: look just like you.
Speaker 3: They fucked up figure it out niggas Like yeah, in
Speaker 3: front of the store.
Speaker 1: Selling some ship I don't want to do Yoch Street,
Speaker 1: go get you a little tape some vil. That was
Speaker 1: a right yo highlight.
Speaker 3: That was the best time ever. I remember mister fullty
Speaker 3: right there right around from I kidding me.
Speaker 1: That was our first time feeling like we was eating
Speaker 1: design of.
Speaker 3: School like like on my like real really ship that
Speaker 3: really that was off the port type ship.
Speaker 1: Yo.
Speaker 2: So back then, like I always want to know, like
Speaker 2: because I wanted to act, but then when I got
Speaker 2: in front of the camera realized, hold on, they're looking
Speaker 2: at me.
Speaker 1: That's the part, right, That's what I knew I can't
Speaker 1: do this ship. Yeah.
Speaker 2: So so was it a person film or like, what
Speaker 2: would you say? A moment that let you know that,
Speaker 2: I mean, I could do this ship.
Speaker 1: So there's two things, probably I say for me, Eddie
Speaker 1: Murphy my favorite right, that's right top. It was probably
Speaker 1: trading places m one of my favorite movement that it
Speaker 1: was wolent.
Speaker 3: What he did when you're sing the park on this
Speaker 3: ship on the skateboard with the fake leg nigga got up.
Speaker 1: That did it?
Speaker 3: Now? I was like, Oh, this nigga right here, in
Speaker 3: this nigga in Nebraska, what the fuck is going on?
Speaker 1: I got I won't be like this nigga.
Speaker 3: But then I didn't think I had that comedic time.
Speaker 3: It's always funny now later in my career. Now I'm
Speaker 3: doing no more comedy like this ship, like the last
Speaker 3: oh G. The Netflix is Survival of the Thickets.
Speaker 1: I'm sliding and the kind of like Top five.
Speaker 3: I did Top five with Chris and them right, Chris
Speaker 3: shout out, So so it's funny now. But I didn't
Speaker 3: have a segue so between saying to myself, damn, I
Speaker 3: want to be on my my Eddie Murphy flags and
Speaker 3: the opportunity ain't come untick, I'm in high school rock
Speaker 3: and its shorty. Arianna. Her name was Arianna.
Speaker 1: Because she was going out with my nigga Tree and
Speaker 1: we played football, me and Tristan on the football team.
Speaker 3: She came because look, school was a cake walk for me,
Speaker 3: right straight a student. All that fly shit, I'm playing football,
Speaker 3: so all that extracurriculus shit bleak.
Speaker 1: I wasn't with it. The glee club, the math club,
Speaker 1: the African culture, club.
Speaker 3: They was always trying to recruit me, and I was
Speaker 3: on some nah noa, I got practice that right, trying
Speaker 3: to fuck with my little honeyes.
Speaker 1: That was too much to keep up with.
Speaker 3: I'm like, I'm passing. I do need to be doing
Speaker 3: all that extra shit, that's right. So I remember telling
Speaker 3: niggas I want to be on TV though, so she
Speaker 3: did me.
Speaker 1: She I don't know where she got the thing for
Speaker 1: Spike League for Clockers to fly to bring that up.
Speaker 1: She came in dead me to go to the open call.
Speaker 1: So now I'm sixteen. I remember the Flyers saying he's
Speaker 1: looking for eighteen to twenty five year olds to play
Speaker 1: a Spike Lee new film Clockers for the lead role strike.
Speaker 1: I'm like, damn, I ain't old enough. I was really
Speaker 1: letting this ship. So I'm already like.
Speaker 3: Thinking, that's why my Wikipedia fucked up. Now my birthday
Speaker 3: on my Wikipedia. I can't change the ship because that's
Speaker 3: the ship. I came out the gate saying how old
Speaker 3: I was to getting the movie yo.
Speaker 1: Crazy ship up. But anyway, but you know you can
Speaker 1: fix that. But every time I do the remix, it
Speaker 1: go back.
Speaker 2: Because somebody somebody in there changing it somebody, y'all come on, man,
Speaker 2: come on, because the regular person could go on there
Speaker 2: and change whatever.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 2: A lot of that information is that cat because my
Speaker 2: little Longlands thusting or something on it that bulls.
Speaker 3: I don't know thusting, but said all the bills to
Speaker 3: hell while you add up the nigga.
Speaker 1: Who oh, that's how y'all would to keep it right.
Speaker 3: So that's how it started, went to that open call.
Speaker 3: The rest was history.
Speaker 1: Yo.
Speaker 3: Man, You're gonna answer a lot of questions for me
Speaker 3: with these movies. Man, Clockers was my ship? My nigga
Speaker 3: end up being like that's one of them that hit
Speaker 3: after the fact for me, like all because then I
Speaker 3: peeked how it was supposed to be mar Scor Sase movie.
Speaker 1: It was on his slate.
Speaker 3: He couldn't do it. Spike selling me get that, and
Speaker 3: that's so that's what that's what scored Sase film. Even
Speaker 3: if you look at the style of the lighting, I'm
Speaker 3: looking at that over that that over the top dome
Speaker 3: light that ship he was doing in centim interrogation scenes.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they shot that in stan all right, No, No,
Speaker 1: that was all in Gwanas and Brooklyn downtown. Y your
Speaker 1: we other way, watch another one? What another four? Another one?
Speaker 1: Non four?
Speaker 3: Look, they had a wet out one night. What's the
Speaker 3: block over from what's the back block from Balton? Because
Speaker 3: Balton goes straight through that.
Speaker 1: You in the Union on the next one, who got
Speaker 1: flat Bush got Union?
Speaker 3: Like when they go through the ps. That's where our
Speaker 3: campus used to be at the trailers. So they would
Speaker 3: just have them out there their team because they.
Speaker 1: Were not streets back there. That it's that back street
Speaker 1: of the keys. Yeah. I forgot Douglas one of them ships.
Speaker 3: So that's where our trailers was at. I remember we
Speaker 3: came back on set from one weekend. She was wet up,
Speaker 3: had holes through the clothes and all that. It was
Speaker 3: the wardrobe trailer. They had a wet out on that
Speaker 3: end because that's the quiet side of the peas.
Speaker 1: So they was over there bucking out. They hit up
Speaker 1: by joints one time, hit up the trailer, were at work,
Speaker 1: thank got and none of that.
Speaker 3: That's just to get your perspective of how it was
Speaker 3: in nine four and the question I needed to ask
Speaker 3: you about because you went.
Speaker 1: From Clockers and then hit come another Hood.
Speaker 2: Classic two D. That's my yo, Listen, my man, listen,
Speaker 2: that's my yo. Listen, Mac fight was my guy. Like,
Speaker 2: but that nigga was laughing to this nigga like you
Speaker 2: ain't even hit that, like, give.
Speaker 3: Me the ozy, give me the yeah, oh that was calling.
Speaker 1: So listen, how was them type of scenes acting? I
Speaker 1: know it took you a minute to get through that
Speaker 1: one that because niggas was laughing. That's what I'm talking
Speaker 1: about right there. Yeah, we had socking like yeah, wait
Speaker 1: this sig here, the fuck is going on? Get the
Speaker 1: call man, get there about to get bag fucking with you.
Speaker 1: And then they really had me boning in the Cherokee too.
Speaker 1: That was that was in eight ninety eight. Yeah, and we.
Speaker 3: Did so we shot into deep in Canada, Ohio and
Speaker 3: l A damn that damn that's crazy budget let's start with.
Speaker 1: But yeah, most of that ship is Toronto. That's crazy.
Speaker 3: That ship is Toronto. Now that scene we was in Cincinnati.
Speaker 1: It was we supposed to be acting.
Speaker 3: Okay, yeah, so that where we was weaving up on
Speaker 3: the buck and all that, that was in Cincinnati, yo.
Speaker 1: But how was it like as super gangstuff? But I
Speaker 1: diggall y'all and was acting like that the whole time.
Speaker 1: The whole time, and it was like what like you
Speaker 1: just like what up? Like like yeah, my nigga was
Speaker 1: just going to the team. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: I was loving it. Though I was loving it. Keep
Speaker 1: that full ship that I got the battery worse. So
Speaker 1: you know, he just poured. He just poured it on.
Speaker 1: He did. He would have got an oscar for that,
Speaker 1: y'all all?
Speaker 2: Did ya think in that movie? That's a fucking classic
Speaker 2: class you're rolling in that movie. Niggana put the nigga
Speaker 2: on the table. Nigga say, Yo, son Bruce, Nigga said, Yo.
Speaker 1: Want me doing all that? I was just me and
Speaker 1: shouting and like what the fuck? Like Yo, I had
Speaker 1: did some wild ship to man because don't l poored it?
Speaker 1: Bed that was.
Speaker 3: Shot idea yo Chi was on some book because we
Speaker 3: in that basement to the community center we was filming.
Speaker 3: So there's a beer on this shelf, like niggas that
Speaker 3: was working in there and left for bed. It was
Speaker 3: an open bed. Oh so he just show so shot
Speaker 3: was like, Yo, Nigga, might as well violate him if
Speaker 3: you're gonna violate him violent.
Speaker 1: That's how I remember it. I know I ain't making
Speaker 1: this up the nigga shot and you know Ed was
Speaker 1: on bullshit, Jimmy.
Speaker 3: They snatched this ship from shot Like yeah, nigga, now
Speaker 3: you talk, it poured this ship.
Speaker 1: On him, like really just improved that whole ship, Yo,
Speaker 1: that's crazy. That's one of the illest memorial scenes in
Speaker 1: the Jong leg.
Speaker 2: Then you go from that, my g to the ultimate
Speaker 2: oultimate classic. I know you probably sometimes Nigga see you
Speaker 2: in the street, yo, wee bang.
Speaker 1: You know that.
Speaker 3: I know you be like, man that that person was
Speaker 3: twenty years ago, bro, like.
Speaker 1: I used to get tight. I had to embrace it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, man, I know, I know the feeling brod be
Speaker 2: like that with certain records, like why can't we make
Speaker 2: another record like that?
Speaker 1: Like Sam, that's the record for that and.
Speaker 3: Go back and just listen to it like we're talking
Speaker 3: about exactly.
Speaker 2: So what was that like for y'all to Wire? Did
Speaker 2: you think it would be a cold phenomenon like it?
Speaker 1: Because I'm gonna tell you why. I ain't think it
Speaker 1: was gonna be no cult phenomenon because the Wire was
Speaker 1: right after nine eleven.
Speaker 3: So what I'm trying to tell you is if nine
Speaker 3: eleven was note eleven was one right, we auditioning most
Speaker 3: of us as I was seeing niggas at the audition.
Speaker 1: So we auditioning that summer.
Speaker 3: Let's say August, and in the August September, right then
Speaker 3: Note eleven happened. So the wire almost ain't even get
Speaker 3: done because after that, remember how the city was shut
Speaker 3: down for like two three weeks, the ferry, the ton.
Speaker 1: Of Ton Ridges the only way you can come to
Speaker 1: this city with through g W.
Speaker 3: Yeah, after like a week. And that was after a week,
Speaker 3: right then everything else was still shut so like the
Speaker 3: world wasn't moving for us. I wouldn't think about no wire.
Speaker 3: I wouldn't think about that ship. I wouldn't think about
Speaker 3: that ship. Then I get so call for a callback.
Speaker 3: So now I remember going to the callback. Mind you,
Speaker 3: I auditioned for D'Angelo the Nephew. I never auditioned for
Speaker 3: we Bay. I never had an audition for Weba, Like
Speaker 3: never was we'd like, all right, come in for this.
Speaker 3: I remember being in the audition and Clark Johnson.
Speaker 1: Was the director.
Speaker 3: He from Homicide Life on the Street, right, David Simon
Speaker 3: and had created that shit. There was a whole prelude
Speaker 3: to the wire. You had homicide then you had the
Speaker 3: corner right. The corner was wild graphic right. Then they
Speaker 3: spun out with the wire, spun off with the wire.
Speaker 1: I forgot about the corner out that that's one of them,
Speaker 1: one so born. So I remember one of them.
Speaker 3: It was either Clark or David leaning over in the
Speaker 3: middle of the audition to the other.
Speaker 1: One like that's wee man, that's just like that.
Speaker 3: I'm in the middle of my ship rocking, yo, And
Speaker 3: I heard the nigger say that through my whole ship off.
Speaker 1: I got mad for a minute. Then I was like,
Speaker 1: chill out, do your ship right. I don't think.
Speaker 3: I got back across the water and I was getting
Speaker 3: the head on my pager for my agent.
Speaker 1: Think. I don't even I don't even know if I
Speaker 1: had a phone. If I did, it was a brick.
Speaker 1: But I remember my age.
Speaker 3: The brick needed a bag for that, in the bodega
Speaker 3: bag with the potato chips in the quarter of water.
Speaker 1: So so I remember getting the hit right bleek.
Speaker 3: So I'm like, oh, that's either it went down or
Speaker 3: it did. But you ain't gonna get a call faster
Speaker 3: for unless you got.
Speaker 1: It right right.
Speaker 3: You know, they gonna make you wait. So so I
Speaker 3: waited to get to the Bread. I was like, oh,
Speaker 3: then they hit me. It was like, yeah, you got
Speaker 3: the Wei Bas ship. Do you still want to That's
Speaker 3: like with Clockers the right going for the strike ship.
Speaker 1: Spike had us coming back. I auditioned for clock Is
Speaker 1: like eight times, damn.
Speaker 3: And then last audition was on a Saturday and Trobeca
Speaker 3: on the day of the Black X Bowl. Because I
Speaker 3: was tight, I wanted to go to the Jacob Javis.
Speaker 3: I was like, you want to supposed to go there?
Speaker 1: Bag man, shorty, I'm sitting in here this audition. Damn, Yo,
Speaker 1: that's crazy.
Speaker 3: So so so that's the same ship like with that,
Speaker 3: and you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: That shit was just it was it was over.
Speaker 2: Like The Wire, I think it's produced so many like
Speaker 2: you know how it's like looking at a rap crew,
Speaker 2: you'd be like, like, so many different elements and so
Speaker 2: many different stars came from the group, you know what
Speaker 2: I mean.
Speaker 3: That's how I feel about The Wire. So many different
Speaker 3: stars and so many different elements. Thirty it's thirty main characters,
Speaker 3: like word up, thirty forty main characters, and you're keeping
Speaker 3: up with every last single one of them.
Speaker 2: And each character became a cult following the phenomenons, and
Speaker 2: it's rights.
Speaker 1: Like I'm saying that, you know what I'm saying, that shit.
Speaker 3: Is insane, Like do you feel like them roles that
Speaker 3: you played like that? Because did you feel like they
Speaker 3: tried to box you in with those type of roles
Speaker 3: by always sending them to you? After that, there ain't
Speaker 3: a boxing because I was able to play roles that
Speaker 3: whether my audience, our audience right or like they say
Speaker 3: the clock is or the street urban level audience. I
Speaker 3: played roles in films and television that might have went
Speaker 3: over niggas hed because that just whatn't air cup of
Speaker 3: tea right? And so just for this ship that gets notarized, right,
Speaker 3: that happened to be the street ghetto, ain't really nobody fall.
Speaker 3: So I don't play it to the type cash box
Speaker 3: you in shit because I played a doctor.
Speaker 1: I played a fan, a.
Speaker 3: Cop, but a far the right, an actual, a real person,
Speaker 3: something with three dimensions. I'm gotten that opportunity. So I
Speaker 3: don't think it's like a box. Because I remember complaining
Speaker 3: on my agent one time and the nigga he get
Speaker 3: tired of it. He like, look what you want you
Speaker 3: did the roll good? They love you for the ship,
Speaker 3: that's they bitess that what you want to do about that?
Speaker 1: Right? You just did it?
Speaker 3: Be glad they talking about you or requesting you for
Speaker 3: that as opposed to nothing.
Speaker 1: And like my baby mom say anything beat a blank
Speaker 1: that's right right, one percent of the sun is better
Speaker 1: than straight up. I don't really believe in that ship.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying. It's gonna be was.
Speaker 3: For you anyway, Like niggas always want to say, why
Speaker 3: you wasn't in what you call it? Like niggas be
Speaker 3: getting beat down with it all the time. Why you
Speaker 3: wasn't because I wasn't supposed to be.
Speaker 1: That's right, that wasn't you know? Then you did?
Speaker 3: You showed your other range and doing shit. When you
Speaker 3: drop flat bush misdemeanor, right there go, then we go
Speaker 3: with the many sh because now here go Drew, right,
Speaker 3: Uncle Drew just a regular nigga, like even when he
Speaker 3: got bad for clapping the a CS worker the lawyer
Speaker 3: doue like, see, look we're gonna say this because you
Speaker 3: ain't got no prize and you thinking like this nigga
Speaker 3: been wilding and all that time he never did no.
Speaker 1: Big but a lot of niggas, but they're staying on business.
Speaker 1: That's right, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: You know, some of the illness niggas never yo, you
Speaker 3: saying you look at niggas like all that ship you did,
Speaker 3: you never went through, you through.
Speaker 1: But it's like.
Speaker 2: That, It's like that, that's a fact, man. So what
Speaker 2: was that like for you man? Stepping into that?
Speaker 1: Bro That was.
Speaker 3: Funny because I remember having an audition for that and
Speaker 3: reading the script and going, I ain't no auditioning for
Speaker 3: this ship. I got this ship in the smash Like this,
Speaker 3: How this is easy? I told my I said, set
Speaker 3: up a zoom call with the creators. Kevin did shout
Speaker 3: out and the EPs and them and he.
Speaker 1: Was like, yo, you know what, that's a good idea?
Speaker 1: Was like, Yo, that's a good idea.
Speaker 3: Like you you made it far enough to be able
Speaker 3: to request that. And I had the zoom call and
Speaker 3: explain to them I understand the criteria, Like just let
Speaker 3: y'all get to know me instead of coming.
Speaker 1: In here and acting like somebody.
Speaker 3: If y'all just get to know me, understand that, understand
Speaker 3: the assignment.
Speaker 1: And that ship worked. That ship work, and that we
Speaker 1: was off.
Speaker 3: But I think because they let niggas go like I would,
Speaker 3: they were just letting me go. I don't know if
Speaker 3: show Time was able to keep up with the speed
Speaker 3: of it, right.
Speaker 1: But then at the same time, you always hear the
Speaker 1: political answer while.
Speaker 3: We got kids who have two seasons because they were
Speaker 3: trying to get their subscriptions up with a streaming platform.
Speaker 1: So you know, that's.
Speaker 3: Always you know what I'm saying that flicks they know
Speaker 3: how got these motherfuckers crashure Netflix?
Speaker 1: Like yeah, they came through like shug.
Speaker 2: They took everybody, everybody, everybody signed here they did, and.
Speaker 1: You tied of your that work taking this and in
Speaker 1: your video. Come on down to that Flix, man. That's
Speaker 1: how they pulled up on the industry.
Speaker 3: You're thinking already they got the cable hops, Shin and
Speaker 3: Mask Show, tim HBO, but.
Speaker 1: Then you got Netflix, so they could you know what
Speaker 1: I mean.
Speaker 3: So we always be the casualtes man, man, and then
Speaker 3: the shit end up being a more iconic than it
Speaker 3: was when it was on TV. One thing I can
Speaker 3: always say, like me as a fan, this is not
Speaker 3: even no question. This is my opinion, bro, Like I
Speaker 3: commend you in.
Speaker 2: I respect that you never got lost in the role
Speaker 2: because I feel like you know, us as fans watching movies,
Speaker 2: sometimes a person can play a role and then they
Speaker 2: go so far that we can believe it and he
Speaker 2: a person to be like, man, don't fuck with that nigga.
Speaker 3: That nigga was all bullshit this, and then you gotta
Speaker 3: think your hope he.
Speaker 1: Was just acting right because I catch yourself.
Speaker 2: I felt like that about the homie bol King would
Speaker 2: bind okay, like seeing him in Dead President's wilding Out
Speaker 2: and then I met him mat fuckings despite the waffle
Speaker 2: spot in l a Roster.
Speaker 1: Yes, yo, bro, I.
Speaker 2: Almost was like, I really don't funk with But then
Speaker 2: I had to think to myself, like he is acting
Speaker 2: so but a lot of people they get lost in
Speaker 2: the roads, because then he did Jason's livert and I'm like,
Speaker 2: now I knew that nigga was a bullshit then.
Speaker 1: Go did go Nah.
Speaker 4: But that's what it is, because it's the lovelihood of
Speaker 4: all right, Like I guess it is a conflicting interest
Speaker 4: because you're getting to play these images and in these
Speaker 4: in these other lives that that may.
Speaker 3: Be synonymous or have commonalities with your traits, and some
Speaker 3: of them ships be so far left you start tapping
Speaker 3: into a dark side. Now that's where the heath ledgers.
Speaker 1: And whoever, Yes, yes, yes, they get stuck.
Speaker 3: In that, right, that was almost the worst shit for him,
Speaker 3: the best in the worst shit all in one is crazy.
Speaker 2: Crazy, Yeah, at least to my next question, it's ever
Speaker 2: been like a situational role or a movie or anything
Speaker 2: that you felt like was the most complex or something
Speaker 2: that was the hardest decision or something to achieve in
Speaker 2: this business for you?
Speaker 1: Yet?
Speaker 3: Nah, because I think I'll be ready for the challenge.
Speaker 3: I think it's always where it's like niggas be thinking
Speaker 3: I can't you know what I mean. So anything that
Speaker 3: come on now, you got nerves, you be nervous like me.
Speaker 3: I do get nervous like that. One day.
Speaker 1: It's that first day before filming.
Speaker 3: Like now you're about to meet everybody the production, right
Speaker 3: the grip. So that's why when you start running into
Speaker 3: people that you've worked with before, especially on the production,
Speaker 3: and you feel way more comfortable, like I he and
Speaker 3: she about.
Speaker 1: To have me.
Speaker 3: I'm about I'm safe. That's right, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: So the first day be the most nerve racket. It's
Speaker 3: just the heighest breaking ship word with the lines and
Speaker 3: all that.
Speaker 1: Nigga, I might be just a yo. But after that
Speaker 1: first date, yeah, I'm out of here.
Speaker 3: And they say you get nervous, Like it's nervous because
Speaker 3: I still get nervous doing show.
Speaker 1: We've been doing this ship twenty.
Speaker 3: People like niggas be looking like Yo, bro, you've been
Speaker 3: performing for you still get yes, but first you bars
Speaker 3: you you good to go. And I feel like if
Speaker 3: you don't get nervous, man, and you don't love it,
Speaker 3: that's the thing.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: Don't you don't scare you you don't love it? Man,
Speaker 3: you really don't have the real passion, don't you know
Speaker 3: what I'm saying. So because you want to do you
Speaker 3: want to do good, you want to do better.
Speaker 1: That's right.
Speaker 3: You all get out there and get the Sandman on you.
Speaker 1: That's a fact, yo.
Speaker 2: Like you definitely played a lot into hip hop, Like
Speaker 2: you know what I mean?
Speaker 1: Hip hop?
Speaker 2: I feel like played a lot in your like defining
Speaker 2: your projects. You put it out of the culture into it,
Speaker 2: Like what has hip hop felt mean to you?
Speaker 3: How?
Speaker 1: How has it influenced the path you go down.
Speaker 3: I mean not to be so cliche with the ship,
Speaker 3: which it is, but the ship saved my life, you
Speaker 3: know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: I think I think it was probably what I was
Speaker 1: ut fo.
Speaker 3: That's right, some ship like that on Mister Magical wanting
Speaker 3: them read alert. One day I heard the way it
Speaker 3: was breaking, shout out, like I heard that ship went.
Speaker 1: Crazy, Like what's this? Like? Hold on now? Like you
Speaker 1: know that my pops was.
Speaker 3: Coming in the crib with the record, right, he coming
Speaker 3: with remember he literally, yeah, he coming in with came
Speaker 3: in with that Jimmy Spice, a dollar bill Yard, a
Speaker 3: rapping duke, the hall, the hall.
Speaker 1: So my pops was putting me on a lot of
Speaker 1: ship too, So I was like right.
Speaker 3: And then as far as like with the with the
Speaker 3: with the like with the film ship. Some of my
Speaker 3: first jobs after Clockers was music videos. So I'm like
Speaker 3: that the music that alone literally saved me. Like that
Speaker 3: supplemented my income when she was sticky here on a
Speaker 3: couple of wound.
Speaker 1: You know what I mean?
Speaker 3: Music video that's a flat like every time yo, shout
Speaker 3: out Kyler Upshaw. She used to do all the casting
Speaker 3: for videos out here. Mega put me in the Faith
Speaker 3: video for the first time off the High School House
Speaker 3: because that was macay first movie after Clocking Yes, and
Speaker 3: then I did the video off the soundtrack. So certain
Speaker 3: little ship like that. Just let a nigga know, like,
Speaker 3: you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: You had a way and you definitely did. Bro.
Speaker 2: You a legend in this motherfucker the They never tell you,
Speaker 2: I'm gonna tell you my name.
Speaker 1: Leg It's never been the movie.
Speaker 3: I see your name pop up and I watch it
Speaker 3: was disappointed. That's what looking like. Damn my dog.
Speaker 1: They put him in that to watch You ain't missing?
Speaker 1: So what what would you think?
Speaker 2: What kind of stories or characters you would want to
Speaker 2: be telling or exploring next?
Speaker 1: What's the next? Good question, my nigga.
Speaker 3: Uh, my dream role is as I saw a time
Speaker 3: to kill Remember this nigga hopped out the closet on
Speaker 3: him at the at the courthouse and killed them.
Speaker 1: Niggas raped his daughter Sam Jack.
Speaker 3: But Matthew McConney put on a clinic that's right in
Speaker 3: that courtroom.
Speaker 1: That ship. I want to fuck a courtroom drama up
Speaker 1: play a lawyer. Really blow that ship out the water.
Speaker 1: It's crazy.
Speaker 3: That's fire fucking you know what I'm saying. Then bringing
Speaker 3: up Samuel Jackson Rest in peace to Quincy Jones. Samuel
Speaker 3: that like Quincy Jones on the movie role, he got
Speaker 3: records like Quincy. He's the most box office nigga. Now
Speaker 3: it used to be like Harrison ford A. It's Sam
Speaker 3: jack that's crazy.
Speaker 1: He all his ship is broke like a bee.
Speaker 3: Bees and that he's literally in every movie. I don't
Speaker 3: think it's like twenty movies in the world that he
Speaker 3: ain't in. I saw some ship just always forget some titles,
Speaker 3: but I just saw some ship he was in.
Speaker 1: I was like from like twenty three two hours, Like
Speaker 1: I was mad, like and I ain't see this yet.
Speaker 1: I'm telling you that he got some bangers.
Speaker 3: He do, yo, Nick Fury, That's a fact, right, Fury.
Speaker 1: Fury Man.
Speaker 2: So when like speaking of celebrities and stars like that,
Speaker 2: that magnitude of impact he created for himself, Like when
Speaker 2: people hit the name Hasan Johnson, what you want them
Speaker 2: to associate and remember you by, like your body of work?
Speaker 3: They that all my ship solid, No, And I was
Speaker 3: a reliable nigga and my ship every you know what
Speaker 3: I mean? Like that's all Like I really love of
Speaker 3: the craft and the passion so much that I don't
Speaker 3: never want anything to be about me.
Speaker 1: So if I'm in it as a bonus.
Speaker 3: But I want the project to really stand on his
Speaker 3: feet and then just be happy that I'm a part
Speaker 3: of history.
Speaker 1: Maybe the why you conditioned me like that?
Speaker 3: Yes, you know what I'm saying, because I don't know
Speaker 3: no one and even Mike, if he was here, Michael
Speaker 3: k rest in peace. He tell you, ain't no one
Speaker 3: of us could steal no glory from that now. It
Speaker 3: ain't no one of us, not him, I don't think
Speaker 3: would Idris, Wendle, Piars, Clark Peters, Lance Reddick, God rest
Speaker 3: his soul.
Speaker 1: There ain't no one Andre Royo, JD.
Speaker 3: William There ain't no one of us that could feel
Speaker 3: like that sea.
Speaker 2: It was because of a collectively y'all all made that
Speaker 2: show what it was.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but yeah, it was not one person. I watched
Speaker 1: that ship.
Speaker 3: Every episode was for a different character, a different story,
Speaker 3: and just that lead. They was following them into some
Speaker 3: beef for this. You know how they gonna work they
Speaker 3: way out of this.
Speaker 2: So it wasn't just like you watch one thing when
Speaker 2: it's just for that like.
Speaker 3: The one off like it's just for that, right, you
Speaker 3: got compelled, you got everybody. You have to rewatch it,
Speaker 3: to watch other people's story to prod out why after
Speaker 3: that because you wasn't paying attention word, I was like,
Speaker 3: how much.
Speaker 1: You were studying? Like this something went over your head.
Speaker 1: You gotta back. That's a fact.
Speaker 3: So that's why I should end up being like, I
Speaker 3: know they had a course. I think the first it's
Speaker 3: all over the place now throughout the country, but I
Speaker 3: think Berkeley.
Speaker 1: Or one of them had like a wire one on one.
Speaker 3: Course like back like almost probably fifteen years ago over
Speaker 3: because that ship needed to be studied.
Speaker 1: That's a fact. Like you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: Like my thing one thing I always wanted to do,
Speaker 2: I always dreamed of, but I never got the I
Speaker 2: ain't gonna say the resources.
Speaker 1: I just never met the right people.
Speaker 2: I always felt like there's never been a real true
Speaker 2: New York comedy movie, like like a Friday, right, you
Speaker 2: know what I'm saying, It's never really been a real
Speaker 2: New York And then a lot of our New York
Speaker 2: movies we hot Jack, like King of New York.
Speaker 3: Frank White is the guy that's not real, like Frank
Speaker 3: White's running around a bunch of black niggers.
Speaker 1: Damn embellishment.
Speaker 3: So be through the rule. New Jack City was in
Speaker 3: New York. That's Detroit, you know what I'm saying. So
Speaker 3: we really don't have a lot of the clip. We
Speaker 3: stole a lot of classes, right, we don't have our own.
Speaker 1: Ye.
Speaker 2: Yes, So like speaking of like a Friday a person
Speaker 2: like ice Cube, Like if I'm speaking it's correct, I
Speaker 2: might be wrong.
Speaker 1: I thought I feel like they say down Pool wrote
Speaker 1: Friday Djool dj Pool. But see that, But that's the
Speaker 1: shot value.
Speaker 3: But that's the type of shot value that you still provid,
Speaker 3: Like when you hear like, oh what.
Speaker 1: You call it road that I ain't that DJ who? Yeah? Man,
Speaker 1: Like did you ever ever think about pinning the movie up? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Come yourself.
Speaker 3: I'm actually working on something now with my nigga, Little Sean.
Speaker 1: A word call just got paid the rapper. Yeah, his
Speaker 1: paying game is retarded. A Little Sean flexed on me
Speaker 1: as a shorty back. I owe him a.
Speaker 2: Flex if you know he know he wanted at Jay
Speaker 2: in my lifetime video shoot the remixing Brooklyn.
Speaker 3: I'm a little dirty, dusty nigga sitting there chilling. He
Speaker 3: was always the hoikies. My nigga walked up on me,
Speaker 3: called this chain out. He's like, yo, you know, am
Speaker 3: I missing a dimon? Oh?
Speaker 1: He is you with one of those. I looked at
Speaker 1: this nigga like he hits you with one of Yeah,
Speaker 1: Like I can't wait till I get somebody there. This
Speaker 1: how you do it? This FLEs diamond? Yeah, let me know,
Speaker 1: I can't see.
Speaker 3: I always felt like you don't get and that was
Speaker 3: just some whatever type.
Speaker 1: He wasn't doing it out of no knowledge like that.
Speaker 1: I wouldn't even world. But we got some flashy court
Speaker 1: just got paid. That's like a Friday take place in
Speaker 1: flat Bush. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: I got all the elements, the characters organic, yes, the storyline,
Speaker 3: so being his dog like you said, like, I think
Speaker 3: that's where when he hit me with it and I
Speaker 3: read the synopsis, was like, well we don't got our
Speaker 3: own ship, right, I feel like and then it would
Speaker 3: be like if I could compare it to something, it's
Speaker 3: so what you call it on steroids because then that
Speaker 3: was a film. But it got like all the ship compacted.
Speaker 3: It's like a flat Bush misdemeanor, you know, what I mean.
Speaker 1: But if we turned it into a filmy and yeah,
Speaker 1: so and my thing is always said to being at
Speaker 1: the city. Pause. You know this kids, everything is poorsed.
Speaker 1: You gave us say ship like big you yo yo
Speaker 1: yo yo yo. Here we need to bring back yo
Speaker 1: m TV rights.
Speaker 2: Words as big as the city is always felt like
Speaker 2: you can do a Friday funny comedy mixed in with
Speaker 2: a hangover style.
Speaker 3: Where all over the place. You know what I'm saying,
Speaker 3: just going locations. I mean you got you got the
Speaker 3: city to go crazy, and you got stating now in Brooklyn, Halem.
Speaker 1: You even go to Long Island and get niggas.
Speaker 3: Word we used to get confused with Long all Long Island, right,
Speaker 3: so now you're right niggas because that's what i'maying.
Speaker 1: I got people from Coney all.
Speaker 3: Right, that's his own world world and then you got
Speaker 3: on that's another one my aunt.
Speaker 1: Right. So what I'm saying like it's come on like
Speaker 1: b K alone. Then the tentacles go crazy. But then
Speaker 1: that's what would make it.
Speaker 2: I want you got to have the relationships and the
Speaker 2: different but rows and different.
Speaker 1: I'm telling you it could be done, but the guy
Speaker 1: can really tell it I'm gonna it with you on
Speaker 1: that because it's just being I see that's where your
Speaker 1: heart at the man, Because we really need want to
Speaker 1: rep rep the town like we spost to rep the town.
Speaker 3: Niggas just want to be sweet with it and with
Speaker 3: the motion and looking sweet the way. We really the
Speaker 3: responsible for repping and putting our ship on from it.
Speaker 3: We don't really have nothing like that, right, oh my
Speaker 3: g you know, because you know Friday is Cali.
Speaker 1: That's all all day.
Speaker 2: That's and what I love about that he captured in
Speaker 2: that movie.
Speaker 1: Each character from one, two, and three the sheet.
Speaker 2: Really depicts the lifestyle of la Californian person.
Speaker 1: You will meet a Mexican like the like the day
Speaker 1: but he had with the door.
Speaker 3: Yah, yeah, that's yeah, you gotta day.
Speaker 1: They out there like like they like I know what
Speaker 1: you saying too.
Speaker 3: Yeah, when we do ship we embellish like you said
Speaker 3: that Frank White's and then like the.
Speaker 1: Ship it's just natural organic.
Speaker 3: Ye not they not capping and going over the top, No,
Speaker 3: make it funnier, but that's them people act.
Speaker 1: That's bro.
Speaker 2: When I look at movies like the Wash Bro, that
Speaker 2: ship that's like class just to even yo, bro, just
Speaker 2: to even look at how doctor Dre and Snoop even
Speaker 2: acted them roles.
Speaker 3: I can never look at my man cheek and be like, yo, dog,
Speaker 3: you got me fired. If we're gonna be laught, you're
Speaker 3: gonna take the two weeks to film that scene.
Speaker 1: Because that's how much we're gonna be laughing like, And
Speaker 1: there was probably the two carmis niggas in the whole when.
Speaker 2: You think about it, yes, bro right that so I
Speaker 2: feel like we need one of those. So what my
Speaker 2: next question to you would be, what's the next chapter
Speaker 2: you see going far as like acting, we spoke on producing, crying,
Speaker 2: and do you like we basically just chopped all that
Speaker 2: up right now, that's what's next.
Speaker 1: Note, that's it. That's what snackt my nigga.
Speaker 3: That the oscoum doing what we already got playing it
Speaker 3: SE's doing. And then really the alley to shut off
Speaker 3: the backboard, five kids and whoever after this, that's a fact,
Speaker 3: stone right. They ain't really nowhere, I mean, and they
Speaker 3: always say, get a lot worse before it get better.
Speaker 1: But that's all the outside noise, that's the distractions.
Speaker 3: The ship to keep us stacked. Don't get worse for
Speaker 3: it get better. It's already worse, right, you feel like
Speaker 3: you only gotten better. He was born at our world,
Speaker 3: that bro. I tell people all the time. They be like, yo, yo,
Speaker 3: you know the recession coming, Okay? I was born in that,
Speaker 3: all right?
Speaker 1: What's up?
Speaker 3: I was a recession should don't affect me from we're
Speaker 3: talking about. I don't know about that.
Speaker 1: I know how to back. I know how to eat
Speaker 1: aureos today. I know how to sit down. Just sit down.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 2: I appreciate you pulling up my guy. His love always
Speaker 2: man solid.
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