Speaker 1: Here was something y'all was going on.
Speaker 2: But Drinks Radio. He's a legendary Queen's rapper. Heyks that
Speaker 2: greets your boy in O. He's a Miami hip hop pioneer.
Speaker 2: What up is dj e f N? Together?
Speaker 3: They drink it up with some of the biggest players
Speaker 3: in music and sports?
Speaker 4: You know what I mean, the most professional, unprofessional podcast.
Speaker 1: This is Drinks Champ.
Speaker 2: Every day is New Year's Eve. That's good. Yang Yang
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Speaker 2: in I. What up is that? Crazy hood Cuban dj
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Speaker 4: Make something.
Speaker 2: Yo, man.
Speaker 4: We had some crazy guests in the last week. We
Speaker 4: haven't been able to update our Drink Champs Army. I
Speaker 4: don't want to call them fans because then of me
Speaker 4: fans the army, they're part of us.
Speaker 2: So what was the past guest we just had?
Speaker 3: We had Kenny Anderson, We had Havoc. We hope murder
Speaker 3: him more Mado, We had Ray Kuon and then fifty and.
Speaker 2: Then fifty part one and two.
Speaker 4: Man, we did one point eight with him total because uh,
Speaker 4: you know one and so we're just giving this.
Speaker 2: And we launched the videos, the full videos, which the
Speaker 2: fans have been going crazy for. Yes, fans, Yeah, but
Speaker 2: finally we finally did it. Hopefully by the time this comes.
Speaker 4: Out, well no, no, this, this won't be But we're
Speaker 4: also gonna give you the throwback Thursdays.
Speaker 2: You didn't want to call it that, I hate, I don't,
Speaker 2: I don't know. You just said you just hate calling
Speaker 2: it throw back Thursday.
Speaker 4: But we're gonna rewind. We're gonna get the new episodes
Speaker 4: on Tuesday's.
Speaker 2: Video Tuesdays, and then Thursdays, we're gonna give you the
Speaker 2: older videos starting with day one.
Speaker 4: Yeah, starting with day one, we're gonna go back Joe,
Speaker 4: go backwards on these motherfuckers.
Speaker 2: They feel me. But tonight's guest, you know, he Cameracy
Speaker 2: was the first guy to come in here and turn
Speaker 2: it into sham Champ smoke Champs.
Speaker 4: But he was hands he is undisputedly the smoke King,
Speaker 4: the smoke Champ, and over this legend that.
Speaker 2: We had, I'm talking about this legend, I'm yeah. Uh.
Speaker 2: He was very easy to work with as well, very
Speaker 2: easy crazy. Uh the way actually.
Speaker 4: Hit hit me, you know what I'm saying to uh
Speaker 4: hook to hook it up anyway, and then he didn't
Speaker 4: want to leave.
Speaker 2: Yeah he didn't. We we actually he was very comfortable.
Speaker 4: Yeah yeah, so we I say, without a further dude,
Speaker 4: let's just let's get into it. Man Snoop Dogg, Man,
Speaker 4: the godfather, the King of the West Coast on the
Speaker 4: drink and he drank with us and we got fucked
Speaker 4: up that night.
Speaker 2: Let's do it. Let's do let's go hazard it sounds,
Speaker 2: Let's do this. Hang Hank SANGREEA, hope you're SAVI. This
Speaker 2: is your boy in O R. What up is d
Speaker 2: J E f N?
Speaker 4: And this motherfucker drink Chance Podcast make something.
Speaker 2: And right now we got the West Coast on.
Speaker 4: Motherfucker who took death fro a super legend on his
Speaker 4: fucking back and rolled it. Then when your niggas try
Speaker 4: to front, he went to New Orleans and god motherfucking
Speaker 4: pole Boy Sandwiches and went platinum on you motherfuckers. And
Speaker 4: then he went back to the West Coast and showed
Speaker 4: y'all niggas who's real king of the motherfucking West Coast.
Speaker 4: And right now we're talking about the legendary, the honorable,
Speaker 4: the dude who steps up for black people and black
Speaker 4: people's rights and gangsters and gangsters affiliated life. Right now,
Speaker 4: we're talking about the legendary, the honorable Snoop Dog make some.
Speaker 2: Y so Snoop, So Snoop.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna start off by saying, you know, I've seen
Speaker 4: this march that you guys recently just did.
Speaker 2: It was you in Game.
Speaker 4: And the reason why we're so acceptable and so relatable
Speaker 4: to me is because both of you and Game are
Speaker 4: both a part of the same culture that I'm a
Speaker 4: part of. And then but in y'allhood, it's a separation
Speaker 4: that that divides y'all, but y'all came together, yes, So
Speaker 4: I want you to break that down for us because
Speaker 4: you know, well.
Speaker 5: You know a lot of times we brainwashed not to know,
Speaker 5: because you know, it's a blueprint that's you know, printed
Speaker 5: before we've been able to read walk a talk.
Speaker 1: So it's up to us to break the.
Speaker 5: Chains and to put a new you know, blueprint, a
Speaker 5: new protocol and the effect And that's what happened, you know,
Speaker 5: many years ago, Me and Gang for is the relationship
Speaker 5: when he was just a young homie and you know,
Speaker 5: always trying to guide him and lead him and direct
Speaker 5: him and give him information on life right because I
Speaker 5: didn't never want to see him go down the wrong
Speaker 5: path that I went down as a youngster because I
Speaker 5: didn't have nobody giving me no advice.
Speaker 1: So I was always giving him advice.
Speaker 5: And you know, one day we just said, you know what,
Speaker 5: we fed up with all of this, you know, police
Speaker 5: brutality and all this shit that's going on. We was
Speaker 5: really fucking fed up to where we really wanted to do.
Speaker 5: So when he called me, I was ready for him
Speaker 5: to tell me, let's go fuck up some shit. But
Speaker 5: you know, he hit me with some you know, it
Speaker 5: was his idea. Was he called me and he was distraught.
Speaker 5: I really wasn't even paying attention to the news and
Speaker 5: shit because it was niggas getting killed every day. It
Speaker 5: was like it was like, okay, whatever, But then it
Speaker 5: would hit him so hard on the heart. And when
Speaker 5: he called me, he was like, dog, I'm lost. I
Speaker 5: don't know what to do. I always come to you.
Speaker 5: I want to fuck up some shit. I'm like, nigga,
Speaker 5: I do do. Then I was like, damn, I can't
Speaker 5: leave him like that. I never let him down the
Speaker 5: dark alley. I always gave him a light, so I
Speaker 5: was like, look, call me back when you figure out
Speaker 5: what you want to do, put a plan together, get
Speaker 5: some protocol and some structure and whatever you.
Speaker 1: Want to do. Hit me up.
Speaker 5: He hit me about two three in the morning. Was like, nigga,
Speaker 5: were gonna meet up downtown LA at five in the
Speaker 5: morning and let's just figure it out when we get there.
Speaker 5: When we got there, I came there and my gang
Speaker 5: at tired, ready to go to war.
Speaker 2: Yes you was, Yes, yes you was.
Speaker 5: And once we got there, then he figured out what
Speaker 5: he wanted to do. Once we got there, then he
Speaker 5: laid the plane down and ran down the speech and said,
Speaker 5: we want to go to you know, the police department
Speaker 5: and retroduced to ourselves and let them introduce themselves to
Speaker 5: us and build some sort of dialogue.
Speaker 2: And the Mayor's Department was a part of that from
Speaker 2: the beginning.
Speaker 1: No, no, let me tell you that. Let me tell
Speaker 1: you how the spirit work game figuring out what we
Speaker 1: was gonna do.
Speaker 5: When we got there in the morning, his spirit was,
Speaker 5: this is what we're gonna do. We're not gonna go
Speaker 5: down there, We're not gonna mash them. We're gonna talk
Speaker 5: to them and build a relationship. So as we're walking
Speaker 5: down there, the police escorting us because we built the
Speaker 5: relationship with them before we even started.
Speaker 1: They escorting us to the you know, headquarters.
Speaker 5: When we get there, we don't even know, but it's
Speaker 5: a graduation for all of the new recruits that's about.
Speaker 2: Heard about that which you guys didn't even know that
Speaker 2: was going down.
Speaker 5: It's amazing that these is the new guys that are
Speaker 5: about to hit the streets and they need to get
Speaker 5: understanding with us who are on the streets, not just
Speaker 5: me physically, but the people who actually live in these
Speaker 5: communities that you're gonna be pulling over and talking to.
Speaker 1: So build a barn with them. And it was just
Speaker 1: beautiful that that happened.
Speaker 5: And then the mayor and the chief of police was
Speaker 5: there when they heard me and game came in peace.
Speaker 5: They was like, you know what, we want them to
Speaker 5: come talk to us behind closed doors, and they let
Speaker 5: us come behind closed doors and we vented and we conversed,
Speaker 5: and we set up a dat in a time to
Speaker 5: re establish a relationship, and we followed up and they
Speaker 5: did some more things two or three days ago. So
Speaker 5: it's building that dialogue between the community, the leaders and
Speaker 5: the police and the mayor, and that's what needs to
Speaker 5: be happening, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: So that way your opinion and your opinion right, is
Speaker 4: that what you for you you feel like it should
Speaker 4: be happening as communication because when I grew up right slope,
Speaker 4: I grew up and the nigga that was patrolling the
Speaker 4: hood was also the nigga that was fucking Tamara.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know what I'm saying. But now the.
Speaker 4: Nigga that's patrolling the hood come from you know, Buck Cree,
Speaker 4: you know, you know whatever.
Speaker 2: Now come around so here.
Speaker 5: You don't understand our dialogue. They don't understand our car communication.
Speaker 5: Like I grew up with police, not saying that I
Speaker 5: work with them, but we had somebody from the hood
Speaker 5: who always had an understanding with them to where they
Speaker 5: wouldn't just come in there and just bowguard and just
Speaker 5: beat dogs to us if they wanted somebody, the homies
Speaker 5: would be like, look, we ain't gonna help you getting,
Speaker 5: but we damn sure not gonna you know, do nothing
Speaker 5: to prevent you from getting. And at the same time,
Speaker 5: it's like now, if you don't have no communication, the
Speaker 5: police are scared when they pull up their automatically just
Speaker 5: drawing down when it should be. Let's get an understanding.
Speaker 5: This man's trying to go home. Whoever he is. He
Speaker 5: may have a family just like you. So let's communicate
Speaker 5: when he first to find out what he's going through,
Speaker 5: because you don't have to always had a negative approach
Speaker 5: because you never know this man may be going through
Speaker 5: the same shit you're going through.
Speaker 2: Now, is this something you guys are gonna do ongoing
Speaker 2: or is it just the one time?
Speaker 5: It was a spur of the moment for me, you know,
Speaker 5: because like I said, I was ready to do something bad,
Speaker 5: but the spirit told me to do something right. And
Speaker 5: through that we build a relationship with the police department.
Speaker 5: So now it's dialogue going on in LA and that's
Speaker 5: half the battle because before another shooting happens in LA,
Speaker 5: we'll have some sort of communication with the chief, with
Speaker 5: the mayor. So it's like, look, even if we do
Speaker 5: get like some of the homies was there and now
Speaker 5: they can say that, look, I got the mayor's member,
Speaker 5: I got the chiefs members to hold on before you
Speaker 5: bust on me. And it's like just that small second
Speaker 5: is all it takes to take somebody life.
Speaker 1: Or to save somebody.
Speaker 2: Just the images alone from that that meaning was was crazy. Yeah,
Speaker 2: let's pick that up right now. Make the lawyers would
Speaker 2: have goddamn.
Speaker 4: And I also want to shout out Best Buy Liquors.
Speaker 4: They provided the liquor right now. So dogs drinking some rose.
Speaker 2: He ain't drink rose, and he drinking it out of
Speaker 2: drink Champs cup. You know, Best Buy motherfucking liquors. Man,
Speaker 2: you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: They got about four locations in Miami. You know what
Speaker 4: I mean, Ken down two we can do.
Speaker 2: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: I don't know how to pronounced that arranger. And then
Speaker 4: Florida the city, man, go check out my people have
Speaker 4: Best Buy liquor. You're stupid man, So listen man, Mary Jane,
Speaker 4: let's talk about that right now. You know what I mean,
Speaker 4: because we did talk about you know, that's positives.
Speaker 2: Let's make some noise. Stop being positive.
Speaker 1: Now that's all gang bangers gag.
Speaker 4: They said the last level of hustling is preaching, you
Speaker 4: know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: So, but but.
Speaker 4: Mary Jane, I'm I'm a I'm a weed connoisseur. I
Speaker 4: put all my weed guys to come over here and
Speaker 4: make sure they treat you like a guinea pig. Listen,
Speaker 4: just listen.
Speaker 2: We got.
Speaker 4: Smoke nobody. Do you remember when we was in the
Speaker 4: hotel room. I was doing what what documentary? We came
Speaker 4: up there and this nigga smoked. You know, my my
Speaker 4: o g Homies was.
Speaker 2: Like, yo, you less Snoop smoke. Sput like yo, we
Speaker 2: would be quick. We was like yo, we don't want
Speaker 2: to smoke no more. And Snoop you remember that he.
Speaker 1: Was in the hotel nigga, My.
Speaker 4: Nigga nigga smoked us out. Man, all my old niggas
Speaker 4: was they wouldn't talk to me no more.
Speaker 2: Went back to the.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, satisfied custom.
Speaker 4: So we see the Reincarnation movie and you you also
Speaker 4: went out there with your own weed as well.
Speaker 2: It's is that something that Snoop has to do is
Speaker 2: bring your own week.
Speaker 5: You know what, Certain parts of the world don't have
Speaker 5: my flavoring I gotta have.
Speaker 1: It's like, you know, you.
Speaker 5: Can't eat, you can't eat what they eat if you
Speaker 5: used to eating what they eats. Like somebody who gotta
Speaker 5: roll with his own chef, I gotta roll with his
Speaker 5: own personal trainer. That's like my chef and my personal
Speaker 5: trainer all in one, the gangster gunball.
Speaker 2: Damn. So is Miami crippy? Ever? Any good for anybody?
Speaker 5: Wait out Miami good crippy? No, Miami got good good.
Speaker 5: I ain't even like maybe like four years ago. Miami
Speaker 5: started stepping that game up when a lot of players
Speaker 5: started migrating out here. You know, when you migrate out here,
Speaker 5: it's a certain thing that you're used to, that you're
Speaker 5: accustomed to, so you gotta have it your special way.
Speaker 5: So Miami start getting and it started getting and then
Speaker 5: when you start seeing those big rappers out here, in
Speaker 5: those NBA players, you know what comes with that is
Speaker 5: good money and good weed, and then the bad that
Speaker 5: is coming in.
Speaker 1: You know, there it is there. Let me your town
Speaker 1: is hot, Let me.
Speaker 4: Pick up the leader, start rock clothing. You know, my
Speaker 4: people's right there. But the Snoop, let's break down, Mary Jane,
Speaker 4: let's break it there, because I've been you know, you know,
Speaker 4: first off, you you like, at the end of the day,
Speaker 4: I am the second uncle in hip hop.
Speaker 2: I might be the third. I think it might be
Speaker 2: Uncle Luke, Uncle Snoop. And then and then yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2: If you gotta get to Uncle murder you the uncle, you,
Speaker 2: the little uncle. But that's why you that's why you climbing.
Speaker 2: But first it's Uncle Luke, Uncle Snoop and so.
Speaker 4: Now, so I always followed your career, me and you will,
Speaker 4: you know, contraary popular belief when you know the L
Speaker 4: A L A and the New York York Me and
Speaker 4: you has always been rock solid and always You've always
Speaker 4: been a great guy. But I've always admired your entrepreneurial.
Speaker 4: I don't know if that's a word. Entrepreneurial.
Speaker 2: That's what I was, you entrepreneur your mogul skills.
Speaker 4: And I also just impeat you with the mogul with
Speaker 4: the compound out in LA.
Speaker 2: We're gonna be in La on August twenty seven already.
Speaker 4: That's why we tried to get you what this married
Speaker 4: Jane being Now for a dude like me, who who
Speaker 4: who is not as smart? I can't google, but Mary
Speaker 4: Jane works for me because I'm bozo.
Speaker 2: I'm a bozo.
Speaker 4: But Mary Jane, it shows you where the dispensary is.
Speaker 2: This is, this is bigger than that, like this is
Speaker 2: explain that. I want you to explain that to the.
Speaker 5: People well, Mary Jane dot com is it is an
Speaker 5: encyclopedia of cannabis.
Speaker 1: It's basically giving you everything.
Speaker 5: You want to know about the thing, intro to the
Speaker 5: end though information blogs, you know, television series, uh, dispensary locations,
Speaker 5: straight with what it does for you, style of it,
Speaker 5: the best shop, the best pop, the best hop. I mean,
Speaker 5: it's it's information. It's the information hotline. Like I said,
Speaker 5: it's the encyclopedia because it covers every aspect of cannabis
Speaker 5: and it's given to you by yours truly, so you
Speaker 5: know it's the truth.
Speaker 2: Let's make the lawyers that got Damn it started to
Speaker 2: decide with my time. Mary Jane dot Com.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Mary and E R R Y.
Speaker 5: You know, not Mary, but Mary, I'm talking because we're
Speaker 5: very married, because very Christmas. The application is the website
Speaker 5: is the.
Speaker 2: Web everything he only does Heroin.
Speaker 4: He doesn't talk with you, so so so so just
Speaker 4: let me just break it down for you. So now
Speaker 4: the Mary Jane apt. You go on there and it
Speaker 4: shows you where you like you you put in a
Speaker 4: zip code I believe right something like that, like you
Speaker 4: put it in like where you at, and then it
Speaker 4: shows you which what what what what?
Speaker 2: What?
Speaker 4: And if it you know, I don't want to show if.
Speaker 4: I don't want to say if. If you're in a
Speaker 4: legal state.
Speaker 2: But it doesn't matter.
Speaker 4: They take care of you where you don't, take care
Speaker 4: of you wherever you at.
Speaker 2: Because I see, I see, I see big oncle I
Speaker 2: sit down.
Speaker 4: I said, God, damn it, Jesus, Louise, Papa, jeez, let
Speaker 4: me figure out how the fun do I be a
Speaker 4: part of this? And this is something crazy because it's
Speaker 4: Goo for weed. That's the better way because you don't smoke.
Speaker 4: So I gotta break it down for you like that.
Speaker 4: It's Google for weed.
Speaker 2: Like you know how you want to google?
Speaker 4: Uh, who got the best tacos?
Speaker 2: It's pretty much the same thing. Yep yep for weed
Speaker 2: or more yeay, hey, it's better.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I would say Google because it covers a broad everything.
Speaker 2: It is more Google. So also, now you on, you on.
Speaker 4: I gotta meet this guy that you know I've never met,
Speaker 4: wis Kalif for this is my god.
Speaker 2: We spoke, we spoke.
Speaker 4: We kicked it, but I've never spoke because he has
Speaker 4: the one of the worst Internet scenes I've ever seen
Speaker 4: in life. He kicked somebody out with the blood. Did
Speaker 4: you ever see that footage?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah, Well he listened to the studio session. I'm looking
Speaker 2: because I'm a fan of Whiskery Leaf.
Speaker 4: I'm looking, and he stops the whole studio session and
Speaker 4: listening session. He stops it all and said, yo, you
Speaker 4: you gotta walk out. So I said, this nigga gotta
Speaker 4: have a cigarette or something, and this nigga had a blood.
Speaker 4: I said, I gotta talk to you.
Speaker 7: Listen.
Speaker 4: Why So, what do you think about the joints versus
Speaker 4: the blunts.
Speaker 1: Well, I'm one of the originators of the joint movement.
Speaker 2: That's what currency said on this show.
Speaker 5: That's keep your motherfucking blunt in your pocket low because
Speaker 5: don't be dog is about the zigzact smoke.
Speaker 1: That's yes, yes, I know my ship. You know what
Speaker 1: I'm saying.
Speaker 5: But at the same time, it's like when I was
Speaker 5: introduced to the blunt, first person to ever introduced me
Speaker 5: to a blunt was Bushwick Bill. We were working on
Speaker 5: the chronic al nigga. That nigga is intelligent as a motherfucker.
Speaker 5: That's knowledge. So yeah, so he get us high with
Speaker 5: the bloom. I'm like, okay, that's cool. The next time
Speaker 5: was at the Poetic Justice rap party. Tupac rolled up
Speaker 5: a bloom from them two niggas smoking blunts with me.
Speaker 5: Then I began saying, man, I like to wear that tastes,
Speaker 5: so then I started trying to roll the blunt. And
Speaker 5: then from there it became overwhelming because the zigzag. When
Speaker 5: I smoked the zig zag, I would get high fast
Speaker 5: as fuck. But when I would smoking blunt, it was
Speaker 5: like it was like slowly but surely it was.
Speaker 1: It became my cup of tea. I don't know why.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: It's like from beard to hard hard liquor or whatever
Speaker 5: whatever your cup of tea is.
Speaker 1: When you find what your ship is, you roll with
Speaker 1: it and we're.
Speaker 2: Line to your old ship. Are you telling us?
Speaker 5: Because real quick, okay, we was on tour right just
Speaker 5: when the nigga was a young nigga, so we only
Speaker 5: was fucking with Sega gin or tang away nigga. We
Speaker 5: walked up in the store nigga and we seen some
Speaker 5: blue gin. Nigga was like cud, they got some crip
Speaker 5: gin cut. So we we bought this ship and started drinking.
Speaker 5: And I think it's like ninety nine proof or a
Speaker 5: hundred pool. Well, how many proof is it?
Speaker 1: I don't know how many.
Speaker 2: Proof fucked up proof?
Speaker 3: It is.
Speaker 1: Pale.
Speaker 5: And when we seen that, it was like nigga ninety
Speaker 5: We take it. We didn't mix it with no.
Speaker 1: We were straight drinking crib.
Speaker 2: That's not gin and juice.
Speaker 5: No, that's bomb bay, that's what. That's crib juice.
Speaker 4: Now now that you say that, right, you say crypt
Speaker 4: juice right now, I'm gonna be honest. My first time
Speaker 4: being to l A, I color coated everywhere I walked,
Speaker 4: meaning if I was on Los Cienega, I dressed according
Speaker 4: to Los Sienaga. If I was on you know, Rosco's
Speaker 4: pea coat and I forget what was the other thing,
Speaker 4: fairfaxt Okay, Yeah, if I was on there, I dressed cold.
Speaker 2: The only time I never dressed cold, that is.
Speaker 4: When I went to Long Beach, because you are it
Speaker 4: was a full sit your and your niggas real whatever the.
Speaker 2: Fuck y'all want to wear. This makes Annoise from the
Speaker 2: Long Beach.
Speaker 1: Look, let me tell you how I met This is
Speaker 1: how I meet nas.
Speaker 5: I'm on a coner right, I'm in Guardiana with my
Speaker 5: own boys from shotgun.
Speaker 2: This is now when you say Guardian he took my
Speaker 2: Long Beach.
Speaker 5: No, Guardiena is a city outside of Long Beach where
Speaker 5: they got gangs over there too.
Speaker 2: So I've seen the hotel on there for one hundred
Speaker 2: and thirteen dollars exactly. It must be it must be
Speaker 2: a bad. But I've seen the hotel for one hundred
Speaker 2: and thirteen dollars. I'm not staying there. It's bad.
Speaker 5: It's like early nineties too, it's like ninety three, ninety four.
Speaker 5: So I'm out there, you know what I'm saying, hanging
Speaker 5: with my own boys from a shotgun. So it's just
Speaker 5: a shotgun crib. Yeah, it's it's a long streak that
Speaker 5: we're on. We all stand out there like seven eight deep.
Speaker 5: So a white van pull up, because in a white van,
Speaker 5: fifteen passenger van, and the nigga jump out with an
Speaker 5: all red sweatsuit with one leg and his sweat pants
Speaker 5: lifted all the way up, with some boots on, and
Speaker 5: he running across the street one mat and if you
Speaker 5: don't pay attention to like a nigga, fina just come
Speaker 5: to a drive.
Speaker 1: But he really just.
Speaker 5: Coming running to say what's up? So my niggas is
Speaker 5: like finna get their thing, and I'm like, hold on, Cut,
Speaker 5: that's the rapper from New York name Noahs.
Speaker 2: Cuse this this.
Speaker 1: This like ninety four.
Speaker 2: Let's make some noise.
Speaker 1: And this is the first time I meet Cuts. So
Speaker 1: he run over to me.
Speaker 2: I shake it.
Speaker 1: We in guardena another niggas neighborhood.
Speaker 5: But it's like if you're riding down the street you
Speaker 5: see one of your niggas that you've seen on TV,
Speaker 5: and you're like, Nigga, pull over, let me holler.
Speaker 2: That Snoop Dogg. I know this nigga gonna say what's up?
Speaker 1: Not knowing you got on already. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: You jump about a fifteen percent. Man, nigga look real suspicious.
Speaker 5: So when I when I shake his head, I'm like,
Speaker 5: check this out.
Speaker 8: Cut.
Speaker 5: Next time you dude, higg on my number, you got
Speaker 5: to come be first.
Speaker 2: I'm not gonna lie, man, I'm not gonna lie.
Speaker 4: My first time going to l A, I was taught
Speaker 4: the colds, you know what I'm saying. So I was
Speaker 4: taught so like, because see, you gotta realize we had
Speaker 4: the l A l A. Y'all had y'all had the
Speaker 4: New York New York first, then we had the l
Speaker 4: A l A, and we thought it was turmoil. Then
Speaker 4: the two greats died and then we all pieced it out.
Speaker 4: But a lot of people didn't know we pieced it out.
Speaker 2: So we was. But at the same token, when I
Speaker 2: was coming to l A, I.
Speaker 4: Was already taught the color codes, or I was already
Speaker 4: in I was hanging with mac.
Speaker 2: Ten, so I knew when I go to Inglewood, it's
Speaker 2: a certain type of place.
Speaker 4: That's a certain type of place when I go to
Speaker 4: when I were corrupting them and I go by eight
Speaker 4: A tray and them blocking, you know what I mean?
Speaker 5: Like I know, like, but you know what the on
Speaker 5: top of all of that, what you're talking about.
Speaker 1: Yo, gangster?
Speaker 5: You and compone and mob deep, I'm gonna get y'all
Speaker 5: phone niggas.
Speaker 2: Don let's let's make a lit.
Speaker 1: You'all phone niggas. Gangster was so gangster.
Speaker 5: That one thing about the art of war, when you
Speaker 5: due it with somebody, you class with somebody, it earns
Speaker 5: you respect.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 5: You know, through the battle you learn how to respect
Speaker 5: your enemy, and your enemy becomes your friend and your
Speaker 5: that one because you know they'll go where you'll go.
Speaker 2: And we realize we both on the same side.
Speaker 1: That's what it was on the side of black.
Speaker 4: Powers black listen, no, no, no, no you black power to
Speaker 4: mother black.
Speaker 1: There's a lot of yeah.
Speaker 2: So all right, but.
Speaker 4: Before we proceed any longer, because we know what you're doing.
Speaker 4: This is the first day, you're toll let me tell
Speaker 4: you something.
Speaker 2: This is actually the first day. No, no, tomorrow's the first,
Speaker 2: the first stop, it is the first. But listen, let's
Speaker 2: just let's just be clear.
Speaker 4: How how much the big homies. He stopped his ship
Speaker 4: and he said, Yo, I'm gonna do it before the
Speaker 4: first talk because see, let me just tell you something, Snoop.
Speaker 4: We don't like to interview people when they're on the
Speaker 4: promo one because we bigger.
Speaker 5: Than to get some love trying to be on the
Speaker 5: air because he's pushing the promote something. Nigga, we're just
Speaker 5: doing this on the strength overdue. I've been watching you
Speaker 5: want to do interviews with all of my homeboys. I'm like, well,
Speaker 5: when the fuck am I.
Speaker 2: Listen?
Speaker 4: Not only that man, you know you know what, I'm
Speaker 4: not gonna lie to you. We've been sitting here waiting
Speaker 4: this room for you, and we had a whole Snoop
Speaker 4: Dogg playlist and we all sat here and we just
Speaker 4: listened to your heads and we didn't care because you
Speaker 4: know what, you know your I hate when people call
Speaker 4: you a West Coast legend because you're bigger than that.
Speaker 2: You're just one hundred percent Ship.
Speaker 4: I don't even know if this is a word a superiority,
Speaker 4: make it up.
Speaker 2: Making up?
Speaker 4: Listen and you know what, yo, let me tell you something.
Speaker 4: I said this on the podcast. I don't know if
Speaker 4: I said this on the podcast, but I said, Puffs.
Speaker 4: I have never seen Puff, not once hate like I
Speaker 4: seen them do fucked up ship, but I need to
Speaker 4: see them hate and Snoop you are the only other
Speaker 4: person in this universe that I have never, ever, ever
Speaker 4: once see have a hate in the bone in your body.
Speaker 2: Let's make some noise for that. Goddamnit.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna tell you the first day I seen you,
Speaker 4: the first day I ever met you, right, all right,
Speaker 4: this is exactly how it happened.
Speaker 2: Bone.
Speaker 4: I said it with corrupts here and if you need
Speaker 4: it a blunt, we got one role for you.
Speaker 2: That's og. You ain't og like, I'm gonna give you one.
Speaker 2: You gave him Humbo Campbell, what.
Speaker 1: Is it, count I'm gonna give you more. You give
Speaker 1: me one?
Speaker 2: Fair exchance, nobody, Let's do it. Let's do it. So look,
Speaker 2: this is the first time I did L A l A. Right,
Speaker 2: they did. No, they did New York Udio. We did
Speaker 2: L A l A. Okay, you got one already, Damn.
Speaker 2: This is get Yeah, Okay, let me leave this over
Speaker 2: here so I know, and then boom right, So then
Speaker 2: we fly to l A. We fly to La.
Speaker 4: It's the Source Awards weekend, right, so everybody got to
Speaker 4: go back home.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 4: When they're going back home with my record, lab will
Speaker 4: hit me and say, yo, you got the number one
Speaker 4: album in the world. I said, yeah, this is the
Speaker 4: only place you're not doing good is LA. So I said, damn.
Speaker 4: I'm in La at the time.
Speaker 2: So I'm like damn. And they went to the top
Speaker 2: floorid of many ards.
Speaker 4: No, this is the album, this is, this is this
Speaker 4: is this is when the ship.
Speaker 2: Is on fire. So he comes and then they went
Speaker 2: to the hotel.
Speaker 4: They bring us like the Champagne, the bitches, the service
Speaker 4: of Champagne and all this crazy ship I'm in La.
Speaker 4: I'm looking at the view. I'm like, all right, cool,
Speaker 4: And then they say, you got to.
Speaker 2: Stay out here a couple more days. But everybody had
Speaker 2: got robbed. I'm talking about Martin Lawrence.
Speaker 4: They listen when they were all, Martin Lawrence is a problem,
Speaker 4: like this is the funniest.
Speaker 1: About that.
Speaker 5: You like, you'll got to get that back, you know.
Speaker 5: I'm like, I'm not hold the hold on Martin, cause
Speaker 5: I get that back home.
Speaker 1: I figure this out.
Speaker 2: That's how fucked up it was.
Speaker 1: And we're in LA at that time.
Speaker 4: And you know what happened was when I stayed them
Speaker 4: extra days. You know, my my, I'm gonna calling my
Speaker 4: big homie, my big homie corrupt. You know what I'm saying,
Speaker 4: my big homie dad because a couple of years older
Speaker 4: than me, I'm thirty eight day.
Speaker 2: I don't want to say what age they are.
Speaker 4: You know what I'm saying because and they said, they say,
Speaker 4: you know, because I was about the throat and they said,
Speaker 4: cause you're good, and I'm like.
Speaker 2: You know, you know, we we this is It wasn't
Speaker 2: called a sprinter back then, back in the days we had,
Speaker 2: it was called a limo bus.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so we had a limo bus and Shaq even
Speaker 4: walked in our ship, and my niggas held me down
Speaker 4: from DPG And I will never forget that ever again
Speaker 4: in my life. But then let me let me get
Speaker 4: back to the first day I ever met you. So
Speaker 4: the first day I ever met you, l A l
Speaker 4: a comes out.
Speaker 2: I've never never seen none of you guys. We spoke
Speaker 2: and and and then if we go to.
Speaker 4: Power ninety six, it was big water, big boy was
Speaker 4: and they tell me, yo, normal, you gotta go upstairs
Speaker 4: by yourself. So I'm like, all right, cool, I got
Speaker 4: all my niggas downstairs. I'm like, all right, cool, I
Speaker 4: go upstairs by myself. It's snoop, it's dads come rup,
Speaker 4: it's fucking.
Speaker 2: Shug every ship. I'm like, oh ship. I walk into
Speaker 2: the niggas, like what's up? But I ain't gonna lie
Speaker 2: to you. My nigga, my ball.
Speaker 4: My balls was in my little pinky te It was
Speaker 4: in my little piggy toe.
Speaker 2: But I acted tough though I ain't. I'm knockingna lie yo.
Speaker 4: And and and that was it was beautiful because my
Speaker 4: whole point of bringing up this whole story is I
Speaker 4: never ever.
Speaker 2: Heard Snoop hate on the nigga never ever in your.
Speaker 1: Life, not even sug night when he was trying to
Speaker 1: kill me.
Speaker 2: You want to talk about that? All?
Speaker 5: I mean, you know, we learned that, we learn to
Speaker 5: live and forgive. You know, me and him got a
Speaker 5: great relationship now, so we good.
Speaker 1: We past that.
Speaker 5: And like I say, one thing about my life, you know,
Speaker 5: I know what I'm here for.
Speaker 1: I know what I'm called to do.
Speaker 5: And knowing that, knowing that I'm a prophet, knowing it,
Speaker 5: I speak the truth.
Speaker 1: Knowing it, I got so much to deliver.
Speaker 5: The devil gonna show up in many you know, faces
Speaker 5: and fastest, and he gonna always comfort within because he
Speaker 5: could never get to me from the outside. He could
Speaker 5: only get in from the inside. So he's always gonna
Speaker 5: show you that face and he's gonna give you that deception.
Speaker 1: But at the same time as my job, he continue
Speaker 1: being me.
Speaker 5: And to educate an elevator, not to try to persecute
Speaker 5: when he down or to kick him when he down,
Speaker 5: but to lift him up. And they gave him the
Speaker 5: spirit of love that he gave me. When I didn't
Speaker 5: have a position to be a happened to be a
Speaker 5: voice to be what I am. So I always took
Speaker 5: that in mind. And you know, even when I was
Speaker 5: able to build my team up and be strong enough
Speaker 5: to where I could do something to him, I didn't
Speaker 5: want nothing to happen to him, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: Because but what was the worst time was during the
Speaker 2: no limit time.
Speaker 1: No hell, no nigga, no limit. That Niggas wasn't playing.
Speaker 2: You know what I'm saying. That he wanted to get
Speaker 2: at you.
Speaker 5: Oh he didn't want none, no way, Jim Niggas.
Speaker 1: Was really no limit soldiers. He wanted he wanted actually.
Speaker 5: When I was in the blind, when I didn't had
Speaker 5: no help, when I had no team, and when he
Speaker 5: could stack a team. You know, And I'm telling this
Speaker 5: story because people need to know certain things about my life,
Speaker 5: what I went through and what I had to persevere,
Speaker 5: and how I stayed strong and stayed peace and didn't
Speaker 5: revert back to what gave me a murder. A murder
Speaker 5: case earlier in my career was you know, foolishness. As
Speaker 5: far as I was consigned being able to be blessed
Speaker 5: to get past that, I couldn't put myself in that
Speaker 5: position to do that again.
Speaker 4: Space of noise for that guy down. So Snoop, we
Speaker 4: talked and we talked about you on tour right now.
Speaker 4: We talked about that, correct. No, no, we didn't get
Speaker 4: in depth in that. So tell us what's on this
Speaker 4: tour right now? Let's get into that.
Speaker 5: Me and where is where it is? Like my baby brother.
Speaker 5: So anytime you go on the road with somebody that loves.
Speaker 4: You, didn't see the foot this is where he kicked
Speaker 4: the nigga off for smoking the blunt.
Speaker 5: You didn't know, man, because me and we were on
Speaker 5: that page. We used to do zags together.
Speaker 4: We got to have a blunt conversation with him. Ant
Speaker 4: at some point, I can't.
Speaker 2: Wait us together. Oh yeah, oh I can't wait.
Speaker 5: But when he drew the line, you know, he was like,
Speaker 5: he ain't fucking with it no more. Him and two
Speaker 5: chains and fifty other niggas who you on tour with?
Speaker 9: Just me?
Speaker 1: Where Jiko.
Speaker 4: Like groceries? Right, yeah, let's make some noise for the bitch.
Speaker 4: So Snoop, you know, you know we a foul show.
Speaker 4: I don't know if you know.
Speaker 5: Shout out to Kevin Gates, to Kevin Gates, Casey, Kevin Gates.
Speaker 1: He got two phones.
Speaker 4: So Snoop, it's a foul question. It's a foul question.
Speaker 4: But we have to ask everybody this, especially the legends.
Speaker 1: Go ahead, do you eat?
Speaker 2: Asked Snoop?
Speaker 1: Never have never? Will you.
Speaker 2: Listen? Have sworn? You said you did? I said, I'm
Speaker 2: willing to try.
Speaker 4: Listen in the movies, like groceries has been fantastic. I've
Speaker 4: been thinking of my wife was here, remember when fifty
Speaker 4: was here?
Speaker 2: Like listen, so you never ate the body groceries.
Speaker 5: Man, like I'm I'm I'm very pleasurable in the bedroom
Speaker 5: to my wife.
Speaker 2: You know what.
Speaker 1: I'm staying to where I need to be. But as
Speaker 1: far as like being.
Speaker 5: Like over, you know, extraordinarily freaky. I have limits. You
Speaker 5: know what I'm saying, dudes, And don't you know what
Speaker 5: I'm saying, because the Holy why I do his job
Speaker 5: to I don't have to do all of that.
Speaker 4: I don't know what he just said, but it was.
Speaker 2: So listen, Snoop, Listen my man man. No, no, no, I'm
Speaker 2: not going to the story so much bed. Do you
Speaker 2: want me to? No?
Speaker 4: No, if you have to just bring up but first off, listen,
Speaker 4: you see my man bed, you see his bed, do you.
Speaker 5: Die my hair, do I down my head? No, My
Speaker 5: ship Silver's a motherfucker to let me show you.
Speaker 2: Okay, look, you're gonna make him feel mad comfortable. Let's
Speaker 2: make some noise for Efn't somebody else in this game.
Speaker 1: That ship Silver's motherfuckers?
Speaker 4: Okay, snoop, I'm sorry because he brought it up. It's
Speaker 4: only because he brought it up.
Speaker 5: My hairs dound as the woman to wear just for
Speaker 5: me and ship. I'm like, I donna fuck with this
Speaker 5: my ship, no different colors.
Speaker 2: Okay, snoop.
Speaker 4: This is this is story we ran on this podcast
Speaker 4: way too much, but it's fun.
Speaker 2: It's the last time. It's the last time each other story.
Speaker 2: All right, this is my friend. This is the last
Speaker 2: time we tell the story.
Speaker 4: All right, Yo, you're very serious right now. This is
Speaker 4: the last time each other story. All right, listen, and
Speaker 4: then I'm gonna smoke your blood you gave me. Listen, snoop.
Speaker 2: Okay, this is my friend, this is my this is
Speaker 2: one of my this is one of my closest friends. Right.
Speaker 2: He doesn't think he's petty. I'm petty as a motherfucker. Snoop.
Speaker 4: You've been getting money since ninety two. I've been getting
Speaker 4: money since ninety seven. Great richard than me. Goddamn it
Speaker 4: makes a noise for you being rich.
Speaker 2: But this is my friend, right. He doesn't think he's petty. Okay.
Speaker 2: His girl x ex girl.
Speaker 4: Went to the Fisco video, right, Okay, yeah, listen, I
Speaker 4: want you to ask because look, fifty fifty already agree
Speaker 4: with me, right, but I want to see if you
Speaker 4: agree with me. He doesn't think he's petty. I said
Speaker 4: that he's petty, all right. His girl went to the
Speaker 4: Thong excuse me, yeah, the Thong song video.
Speaker 10: Go to it?
Speaker 2: She was she was going to the throng some uses
Speaker 2: of the video, and she.
Speaker 4: Asked him, she said, she told him I'm going to
Speaker 4: do he made the whole story that you want to Sorry, snoop, I'm.
Speaker 2: Playing with the facts, okay, drum facts. He found out
Speaker 2: his girl was going to the Sisco video and he
Speaker 2: cut her off. Was he petty?
Speaker 1: Or was he right?
Speaker 2: That's he told the wrong story, he told her. Now
Speaker 2: you want me to tell you the other videos she
Speaker 2: went to?
Speaker 1: Which one?
Speaker 2: Everybody fucking me?
Speaker 1: Come on?
Speaker 2: Come on. She also went to the big pip okay,
Speaker 2: come more video? Sou who you want okay and now
Speaker 2: doing all this process. He texted me the other day
Speaker 2: and he said she also went to come on your video.
Speaker 2: No right, but he cut her off earlier. He did
Speaker 2: make the right decisions.
Speaker 5: He did, because she, as you can see, her track
Speaker 5: record proved that she was moving.
Speaker 1: Her way up to a Snoop Dogg video.
Speaker 4: Hold on, I wouldn't know if she was in a
Speaker 4: Snoop Dogg video, and then she would have made it
Speaker 4: to a Snoop Dogg video, they.
Speaker 2: Would have got digged down.
Speaker 5: Let's just keep it yet because behind door number one
Speaker 5: there's one dick.
Speaker 2: Exactly what's going down. This makes a noise for EF
Speaker 2: and not cared about it. You know what? Because thinking my.
Speaker 5: Thing about a player right, which was told to me
Speaker 5: a long time ago, It is not about how hard
Speaker 5: or how tough your heart is, because your heart could
Speaker 5: be broken when you're a player. You got to have
Speaker 5: a stomach for this ship did You'll be able to
Speaker 5: do anything if you got a tough stomach to make
Speaker 5: sure you tied up on your stomach because you have
Speaker 5: a funk about your heart.
Speaker 2: So let's let's just break that down.
Speaker 4: Because one of the last times I've seen you was
Speaker 4: that Bishop don Jung crib.
Speaker 2: Okay, let me you want me remind you of the
Speaker 2: nigga was it?
Speaker 1: Was it the man showing the man Jimmy, Yes.
Speaker 2: And I can't this boy, Jimmy Kimble was Jimmy Kimball.
Speaker 2: He was a little nigga back. Yeah, he was a
Speaker 2: little he was.
Speaker 1: He was the fast you see nigga.
Speaker 2: He was still daddy homegirl Simmerman.
Speaker 1: No, he didn't even know. The bitch was nothing man.
Speaker 2: And what happened was I went to see stop. It
Speaker 2: was some crazy ship in New York.
Speaker 4: And then we went and I went to l A
Speaker 4: and l He said, you're come to Bishop with crib
Speaker 4: and Bishop had already gave me a famous play a card.
Speaker 2: I'm not gonna lie. From the story of your girl,
Speaker 2: I can tell you never got a face, my friend.
Speaker 2: I let you come on. But it's a famous player card.
Speaker 11: It's a gold car with a serial number that's you,
Speaker 11: yeah to you and you only and I had that.
Speaker 11: Let's make some noise for me having a player And
Speaker 11: the last time I see you using Bishop domon crib.
Speaker 11: So you invited me and I'm not gonna lie. That's
Speaker 11: the only time because see I'm I'm a rose guy.
Speaker 11: I'm an And that's the only time Bishop don't want
Speaker 11: he had.
Speaker 12: So much Champagnet moat, Oh my god, the King of
Speaker 12: He was buying thirty dollars a case, like, yeah, that's
Speaker 12: when we had them.
Speaker 1: That was getting And I'm.
Speaker 4: Gonna be honest, that's the only time I thought in
Speaker 4: my mind I smoked you out because you quit at
Speaker 4: the one point you don't remember.
Speaker 2: Okay, let's make some noise. I did win in New
Speaker 2: York LA.
Speaker 4: Time because I ain't gonna lie Snoopers looking at me like,
Speaker 4: because you you, you don't have to buy no more.
Speaker 4: And I bought every weed, every nigga that had weed
Speaker 4: in there. And it was doing a show called The
Speaker 4: Man Show. It was the Man's Show that it was Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 4: I was dead, my brother, Let's just take it back
Speaker 4: your first album. I'm gonna be honest. We loved in
Speaker 4: w A so much in the East Coast. Now, I
Speaker 4: mnsa speak from a New York perspective, as a e
Speaker 4: f N. I would love for you speak from a
Speaker 4: Miami's perspective.
Speaker 2: But we loved in w A so much.
Speaker 4: And then when the fuck the police had came out
Speaker 4: and this ship was happening. And then remember the first
Speaker 4: cop ever killed was in Queens with Fat Cat and
Speaker 4: Pappy Mason the parole officer. The first cop that ever
Speaker 4: got killed was in Queens, the contrary to popular belief,
Speaker 4: would ever be And then fuck the police came out
Speaker 4: and I'm gonna just speak for me for me. When
Speaker 4: I first time I heard first fuck, the first time
Speaker 4: I heard straight out of Compton, I was scared of
Speaker 4: Compton because I thought Compton was a jail because remember
Speaker 4: the last time I heard something was rak As Island
Speaker 4: and they symbolized ryk As Island from Coogi Raps.
Speaker 2: So when I heard straight out of Compton, I.
Speaker 4: Thought these niggas was talking about jail, right, this is
Speaker 4: real shit, this is my own personal life.
Speaker 2: I'm not speaking for the East Coast. I'm speaking for me.
Speaker 3: And then.
Speaker 4: We got to realize what NWA was and NWA and
Speaker 4: we realized gang banging.
Speaker 2: We realized this, this was something totally different.
Speaker 4: And then it disappeared for quice some time, and then
Speaker 4: all of a sudden, it's this record.
Speaker 2: Called deep Cover m Classic.
Speaker 1: How did.
Speaker 2: I don't know, just take it from there for me,
Speaker 2: this is the blunt you rolled for me because I'm smoking.
Speaker 1: Yes, sir, well, deep Cover was It was a situation
Speaker 1: where we was in the street.
Speaker 2: Do you remember the.
Speaker 4: Time period I'm talking about, what I'm talking about, we're
Speaker 4: n w A and then you just burst out of
Speaker 4: nowhere and I want to take it from there.
Speaker 2: I apologize. I don't want to cut you off. They
Speaker 2: were killing me for this.
Speaker 1: It wasn't like nowhere.
Speaker 5: It was like I was on the sideline watching in
Speaker 5: w Ain't getting ready getting my ship together.
Speaker 2: Now before I let you go. Now in the movie,
Speaker 2: it was like you just walked in the crib and
Speaker 2: deep Cover was playing. Was that like, did that happen
Speaker 2: in real life?
Speaker 4: We just walked in the crib and deep covering in
Speaker 4: the studio in the movie.
Speaker 2: That's how it was predicted.
Speaker 5: Well, some some of the movie was you know, of
Speaker 5: course made to be a movie. We want life actuality.
Speaker 5: You know, it was a scenario when we were staying
Speaker 5: with dred Ad his house, the same little house that
Speaker 5: you sing in n Wa where you know what a
Speaker 5: g things sing was where he didn't have no furniture,
Speaker 5: it was just a studio and on one morning he
Speaker 5: was on his way to gonna work out, and before
Speaker 5: he left, he was like, he put his beat up
Speaker 5: and he was like, I need you to write something
Speaker 5: to it. Sug gonna call me to tell you what
Speaker 5: it's about. So when he leaves, Sugar called me about
Speaker 5: an hour later and he like, doggy dog, I got
Speaker 5: these people on the phone from Sony. It's just a
Speaker 5: movie called Deep Covers about an undercover police officer. I
Speaker 5: need you to freestyle for about you know, twenty five
Speaker 5: thirty seconds, and then I want you to, you know,
Speaker 5: cut it off, cut it off, like you cutting it down,
Speaker 5: and I'm gonna just tell you I'm gonna call you back.
Speaker 5: I'm like, all right, cool, So he called me back.
Speaker 5: I put the beat on. He like, I got him
Speaker 5: on the phone.
Speaker 2: Let him hear.
Speaker 5: So I start busting a little bit, busting a little bit,
Speaker 5: busting a little bit, and I turned it down like
Speaker 5: he's like, all we're gonna call y'all back.
Speaker 1: Boom.
Speaker 5: He called me back. He like, Nigga writes the song.
Speaker 5: It's about an undercover police officer. It's called Deep Color Cool.
Speaker 5: So I write the whole song, Drake come back.
Speaker 1: He listened to it.
Speaker 5: He's like, I don't really like it, like nigga will
Speaker 5: fuck it. So we ended up saying this ship this,
Speaker 5: Nigga don't like it.
Speaker 1: He hates the record. So he laid down.
Speaker 5: We do our ship. He put his little twist on it.
Speaker 5: A couple of weeks later, nigga tell me, yeah, we're
Speaker 5: gonna do a photo shoot. Come pick up a couple
Speaker 5: hundred dollars. So they give me like two three hundred dollars.
Speaker 5: I'll go to the swap meet by White Sox, Hot
Speaker 5: White Sox.
Speaker 2: How was this swap meet on sloughs In and Crenshaw.
Speaker 1: Now, I went to confidence swap meet on I'm from
Speaker 1: Long Beach.
Speaker 5: Compton was closer, So I went to the Compton swapped Meet,
Speaker 5: then bought the outfit that I had on thinking it
Speaker 5: was gonna be a photo shoot. Then when I get there,
Speaker 5: niggas is like yeah, niggas like okay, And the first
Speaker 5: scene is I'm like and.
Speaker 2: The last time you spoke to him, he said he
Speaker 2: hated it.
Speaker 1: He hates the record to this day.
Speaker 5: Oh we only performed that record probably ten times my
Speaker 5: whole life.
Speaker 2: Wow, I got to see it one time. He don't
Speaker 2: never view that.
Speaker 5: He don't like that record, like that's not one of
Speaker 5: his and he don't understand that that record, like you said,
Speaker 5: that's the birth of the rebirth.
Speaker 2: Because me as a child in New York, that was
Speaker 2: our ship.
Speaker 4: Like we kind of in my era, we kind of
Speaker 4: related to n w A more than what African band
Speaker 4: Bada and ex Clam was doing at that time. Like
Speaker 4: I kind of identified with l A l A. I'm
Speaker 4: excuse me, what LA music of the n W as
Speaker 4: more me. I'm just saying me, I can't claim the
Speaker 4: East Coast right now. I gotta claim me. And then
Speaker 4: that that that that tension was, that attention was voided.
Speaker 4: But then out the Blue comes to this deep Cover.
Speaker 2: Record because that was big on the East Coast. Deep
Speaker 2: Cover huge Listen. I'm telling you, I know it's bigger
Speaker 2: than in New York then it was in l A.
Speaker 1: It wasn't really that big in l A.
Speaker 2: I'm telling you to this day.
Speaker 4: This is seventeen thousand remakes of deep Cover in New
Speaker 4: York right now.
Speaker 2: I believe it.
Speaker 5: Like I'm telling that record was that's the first record
Speaker 5: that I was ever on. So you got to understand
Speaker 5: when it started getting big. You know, people was telling me,
Speaker 5: Man that record, and that's when your MTV raps motherfucking
Speaker 5: fab five Freddy And then they had Drake Lover and
Speaker 5: Doctor Drake. And when we made the motherfucking countdown Nigga,
Speaker 5: that's when I knew it was popping because if you
Speaker 5: get on the countdown, count.
Speaker 1: Man, knock it off. If you get on the countdown over.
Speaker 5: There on the East, because it wasn't nothing but dots
Speaker 5: effect videos, APM D it was Nigga, was Nigga. It
Speaker 5: was all heat, Nigga legends. There wasn't no new booties
Speaker 5: weren't popping back.
Speaker 4: So when a deep cover, when the deep Cover record
Speaker 4: actually hit, did you know you was about to be
Speaker 4: a star.
Speaker 2: Or that wasn't the moment yet?
Speaker 4: When was the moment that you knew, like Nigga, I
Speaker 4: made the because in the movie, in the movie, right,
Speaker 4: let's just let's just knock this out. Because I'm gonna
Speaker 4: be honest. When I looked at it in the movie
Speaker 4: and I looked when you walked in and Show Knight
Speaker 4: jumped up and I was like, get you get out
Speaker 4: of here, and you was like no, I like to
Speaker 4: because I said, that's fake, that's not snoop.
Speaker 2: Because I know you.
Speaker 1: That wasn't fake the way we the where we met.
Speaker 2: So he told you to lead a studio of me
Speaker 2: when we when we.
Speaker 5: The first time we made contact was tension. Oh you
Speaker 5: know what I'm saying because it was like because he blood.
Speaker 2: So you walked in the studio.
Speaker 1: I wiped this down me and Warren G. Warren G
Speaker 1: brought me.
Speaker 5: That was Warren G in this Okay, that was Lawren G.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, So Warren G brings me into the studio
Speaker 5: and he right here, he don't know who I am,
Speaker 5: and I'm talking the way I'm talking, and he says
Speaker 5: something about the way I'm talking, and I'm like, when nigga,
Speaker 5: who was you in? He like, well hold on and
Speaker 5: it's like Drake, like what minute, He's like, nigga, he
Speaker 5: here to do music. And then they put the music on.
Speaker 5: And then when the music come on, the niggas started busting.
Speaker 5: You know, one plus one equals two. I'm the company,
Speaker 5: just the artists. Let me go ahead, get a relationship.
Speaker 5: I like this nigga because he got hard. I like
Speaker 5: this nigga because this nigga hard. So it was like,
Speaker 5: like I said, it's still sharp and steel nigga.
Speaker 2: Wasn't no bust.
Speaker 1: It wasn't no punks, wasn't no no wingies, no bound
Speaker 1: down or none of that.
Speaker 2: Shore. I ain't alive. That shit just made my days
Speaker 2: just now make some noise.
Speaker 4: When I seen it, I said, down, But you know
Speaker 4: what you're talking about the beginning of your career.
Speaker 5: They didn't have nothing to lose. Wow, I'm trying to
Speaker 5: get in one fitting, you know what I'm saying. And
Speaker 5: it's like I wasn't trying to be extra out but
Speaker 5: at the same time, I'm trying to get in one fitting.
Speaker 5: I'm here to do some rapid nigga. Don't try to
Speaker 5: check me, nigga. When I'm here, I'm asked to be here.
Speaker 5: The nigga want me to be here.
Speaker 2: So the first record Yea I ever worked on was
Speaker 2: the Chronic.
Speaker 1: The first song we ever worked on was g Thing.
Speaker 1: He gave me the beat beat.
Speaker 2: It's a beat to go boom that beat, and.
Speaker 1: I took it to my house. I was I didn't
Speaker 1: even have a house.
Speaker 5: I was staying with my my cousin on tenth in line,
Speaker 5: me dadd and about seven of her kids.
Speaker 1: So I wrote that motherfucker on tenth and line. Took
Speaker 1: it back to the studio. He liked it. Ended up
Speaker 1: going to jail for three months. Had to wait.
Speaker 5: Then when I got out, recorded it, recorded that song.
Speaker 5: Then the deep cover situation happened.
Speaker 2: Okay, hold on, you went to jail for three months.
Speaker 2: That means you was petty. You need to know what
Speaker 2: petty said you did to go to jail.
Speaker 1: All right, I was on probation, right, joint suspension.
Speaker 2: Pro You was already.
Speaker 1: I was already.
Speaker 2: You need to get on. I was.
Speaker 1: I was selling cocaine now, okay, recovering.
Speaker 2: Let's fast forward.
Speaker 1: I was recovering drug.
Speaker 2: God damnit. It makes some noise, Snoop, let's big up.
Speaker 2: Hold on, hold let big up the best buy liquors. Man.
Speaker 2: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: Lit You niggas got me drinking.
Speaker 4: Jill, Snoop, Man, there's no way we can repay you.
Speaker 4: I also want to big up my boy pharm assists.
Speaker 3: Man.
Speaker 2: You know what I mean.
Speaker 4: He got the plug at the Tetra Hydro Club. But
Speaker 4: go ahead, Snoop, please finish that story.
Speaker 1: Please, what we talking about. I'm so fucked up with
Speaker 1: me too.
Speaker 2: I just got although why he was petty for going
Speaker 2: to jail.
Speaker 1: Okay, yeah, yeah, much X recovering X drug dealing.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 5: So now this time I'm on probation, right, so I'm
Speaker 5: working with doctor Drake. My probation of officer know what's handing,
Speaker 5: but he don't know what's handing because nothing came out.
Speaker 4: I'm talking about you was work even with doctor Dre
Speaker 4: on parole. Let's make some noise for him.
Speaker 1: Yeah that and this is when this is down.
Speaker 5: No, this is when Dre was leaving Ruthless, records are
Speaker 5: trying to figure out what he was gonna do.
Speaker 1: You get what I'm saying. So it's that stage right there.
Speaker 5: So now I'm fucking with dra and doing my thing
Speaker 5: with him right and behind the scenes, trying to create whatever.
Speaker 1: We're gonna create. We didn't even call it that for
Speaker 1: a records. We call future shock records right now.
Speaker 13: So I got after Aftermath, No, this before this, after Ruthless,
Speaker 13: when he leaves Ruthless, before y'all hear about the conflict
Speaker 13: with him and easy, this is when they're trying to
Speaker 13: figure out how he gonna leave.
Speaker 5: He ain't even left yet. He trying to figure out
Speaker 5: how the funk, he's gonna leave. So now I'm on probation.
Speaker 5: So now I got a toothache. So I ain't got
Speaker 5: no money to go to Dennis. So my auntie, she's
Speaker 5: the peel lady, so she give me Cody and some
Speaker 5: other ship.
Speaker 2: Hold on talking about the pill lady. Yeah, she got everything,
Speaker 2: every things, everything she got and tooth bills that.
Speaker 1: She got everything. Man, you have it. So she gave
Speaker 1: me this TV couple of things.
Speaker 2: I take them around. I'm good.
Speaker 1: I'm like, whoa.
Speaker 5: So I go pee in the bottle, not knowing that
Speaker 5: I'm finna test dirty because these are prescribed drugs that
Speaker 5: have not been prescribed to me.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 5: So when I give my test back to probation officer, like,
Speaker 5: you know, mister Brodis, you got a dirty test. I
Speaker 5: know you ain't doing no cocaine because it ain't cocaine.
Speaker 5: You know, because I'm as drug offender, as a register
Speaker 5: as a drug offender. Now you can't be around and
Speaker 5: none of that ship. So he says, it says that
Speaker 5: you have codine, and what happened? I said, Man, I
Speaker 5: had a tooth and he's like, well, I'm gonna take
Speaker 5: you to the judge and see what the judge say.
Speaker 5: The judge was like, you violated three months. Wow, that
Speaker 5: off I go in the middle of getting my career
Speaker 5: started and hoping that Dray don't be like, fuck it,
Speaker 5: this nigga going to jail.
Speaker 1: I ain't fucking with this nigga. But he hen on,
Speaker 1: so he.
Speaker 2: Wasn't petty at all. I apologize for making noise for
Speaker 2: that attracted a petty you know.
Speaker 4: So now let's take it to that first album. Okay, okay,
Speaker 4: So the Chronic album happens. How much does the Chronic
Speaker 4: self ship?
Speaker 1: About five six billion?
Speaker 2: So you're already on tour.
Speaker 1: No, that's the that's the thing. We didn't go.
Speaker 5: We did a seven day tour for the Chronic run
Speaker 5: dmc uh, Ghetto Boys and Doctor Dre and Snoop though
Speaker 5: sounds crazy, and that motherfucker lasted seven days because on
Speaker 5: the seventh day of Christmas, my true.
Speaker 1: Love gave to me all the bloods and the crips
Speaker 1: that we had with this niggas. No, no, we was
Speaker 1: we was cool.
Speaker 5: We was on the road together, but the niggas at
Speaker 5: every city we ran, it was a problem because it
Speaker 5: was like, you can't take all these rough tough bloods
Speaker 5: and crips together and we can't fight each other, but Nigga,
Speaker 5: we for the fuck y'all. And it was like afterwards,
Speaker 5: we'd be in the hotels and ship, Nigga, the holes
Speaker 5: are coming, a couple of niggas coming, and it just
Speaker 5: be just go all bad and a byt the seventh day,
Speaker 5: Nigga was in my room chilling. I had a couple
Speaker 5: of little females in there, and then Sug knocked.
Speaker 2: On my doors.
Speaker 1: Boom, put the TV on channel four.
Speaker 5: I put it on channel four. Nigga, the news was
Speaker 5: outside Nigga with the police and everything. Yeah, we're about
Speaker 5: to come in here and get these niggas out of
Speaker 5: here right now. We got them surrounded. And that nigga,
Speaker 5: Shug That's that's why, that's why I love his gangs
Speaker 5: to hair, because that nigga found a way to get me,
Speaker 5: him and Doctor Dre out of that motherfucker. We ran
Speaker 5: through a back window, ran across the freeway. Nigga got
Speaker 5: us some motherfucking rental card, drove to the next state,
Speaker 5: got a private plane, and.
Speaker 1: Flew the fuck up.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Ship, that nigga, Shure Night was a cold gangster.
Speaker 2: Can I get a fire? Run? God damn, Ron? Can
Speaker 2: I shot you out? Come on?
Speaker 4: Come on? Wrong listen. We got a melli and people listening.
Speaker 4: I'm lying or they got like four people shot?
Speaker 2: Come on? You know what I'm saying? Ted chung everybody?
Speaker 2: What's what's the but Ron shot your people out?
Speaker 4: Man?
Speaker 2: Just shot yourself out man, shout out to me, run out, understand.
Speaker 2: Let me tell you something.
Speaker 4: You know why I have to do that admitted interview
Speaker 4: because people don't get close to the dog man. You know,
Speaker 4: we are so honest at the drink Champs because he
Speaker 4: and let me just tell you something. He hit me
Speaker 4: and was like, nigga.
Speaker 2: He's like, nigga, you ain't you ain't even fighting me?
Speaker 2: Because I was like, yo, you know, you know it's
Speaker 2: it's snoop dog like sometimes he don't. He don't forget
Speaker 2: that he snooped dog.
Speaker 4: So when he hit me with that message, I was like, Holy,
Speaker 4: I think I think I screenshoted this year.
Speaker 2: It makes a noise. Just new, it makes a noise.
Speaker 2: Was new? Got damage.
Speaker 4: So old?
Speaker 2: So you did you did the chronic to all, which
Speaker 2: was seven days?
Speaker 1: You said, yep. Then we stopped. It was over seven days,
Speaker 1: man did How.
Speaker 2: Was this approach? Because the Chronic sold how much I.
Speaker 1: Forget, like maybe six millions?
Speaker 2: I was about to say seven, so six, so six millions.
Speaker 2: So now, and how old are you at.
Speaker 1: This time nineteen ninety two? I am twenty years old?
Speaker 4: Now, how the fuck do they tell you getting the
Speaker 4: studio because you fuck at this point, you fucking every day.
Speaker 4: I don't give a fuck. I was twenty years old
Speaker 4: with a flatinum regulars. That makes a noise for you
Speaker 4: fucking every day?
Speaker 2: So how how did they get you in the studio
Speaker 2: to make this classic? First? It's crazy because twenty years old,
Speaker 2: I don't give a fuck.
Speaker 4: And when you black, twenty is thirty right, when you black,
Speaker 4: right and you're from the hood.
Speaker 2: But when you black and got money still twenty is fifteen.
Speaker 1: Yeah, But I remember I didn't have money. This is
Speaker 1: being twenty with no money.
Speaker 2: But you're coming off the Chronic album.
Speaker 5: You still didn't have no money. That was Doctor Drag's album. Wow,
Speaker 5: that wasn't my record. Remember I was worked for hire.
Speaker 5: I was the pin, you know, the pen behind the scenes,
Speaker 5: which enabled me. This is where I think the Blessing failed,
Speaker 5: like it felled when we was creating death for a record.
Speaker 5: We didn't have no roster on who was coming out,
Speaker 5: what was going next, and what was in order. It
Speaker 5: was pecking order. We put ourselves in position, meaning that
Speaker 5: once Dre album was being worked on, whoever was the dopest,
Speaker 5: the hardest, the one that people wanted to see in
Speaker 5: here next was going to position themselves to get a
Speaker 5: solo deal. And that's what I was pushing for. I
Speaker 5: wasn't never doing nothing but that. That's why I wrote
Speaker 5: the best material for him. I gave him the best shit.
Speaker 5: I didn't go in there half hearted. I went in
Speaker 5: their whole hearted and gave him the best of me.
Speaker 5: So when it was time for me to do my record,
Speaker 5: he gave me the best of him. And then next
Speaker 5: after that was the dog Pound because Corrupted Dads was
Speaker 5: pushing the hardest on my record. So it was like
Speaker 5: everybody was pushing and we was pushing each other to
Speaker 5: where the blueprint was laying out as we went. It
Speaker 5: was never written in stone. Dre Snoop Murder was the
Speaker 5: case dog Pound. It was like, you know what Dre album,
Speaker 5: We're gonna figure everything else once we get past.
Speaker 1: This first Yeah, and what happened was I was.
Speaker 4: So so so so so because I'm totally sorry to
Speaker 4: cut you off, but y'all was all on that album.
Speaker 2: But yeah, it was the chosen one.
Speaker 1: I wasn't the chosen one. I was the one that
Speaker 1: I was the one that worked, like didn nobody.
Speaker 2: When you say warr G bringing out to the studios,
Speaker 2: war G was G was the plug.
Speaker 5: He was the plug one. G was the plug with
Speaker 5: connecting us. He was the plug with some of them
Speaker 5: samples on the Chronic album. He was the plug with
Speaker 5: the skits and like he was the plug, like you
Speaker 5: know what I'm saying, Like he was really active. That's
Speaker 5: why he was able to put a solo record out
Speaker 5: without Doctor Dre, without death to save Death Jam Records.
Speaker 1: Let's not get that part fucked up.
Speaker 5: To save Death Jam Records and get Russell them a
Speaker 5: whole new check again and put them back in the
Speaker 5: game because the rap game wasn't favorable.
Speaker 1: For Death Jam at that time.
Speaker 5: Death Row swallowed everything up and Warren G was like
Speaker 5: a plug into the death Row system without dealing with
Speaker 5: Sugar Knight.
Speaker 2: You get what I'm saying. And that's real business right there.
Speaker 5: And Russellton identified with that, and it's proven that that
Speaker 5: was a move that put death Jam back in play
Speaker 5: to give niggas deals again and for niggas to eat
Speaker 5: again because they were back as considered being hot, because
Speaker 5: they had Warren g A three four million records selling
Speaker 5: on his own without without them, niggas basically without.
Speaker 1: Us, but with us, because we were just behind the scenes.
Speaker 1: We just wasn't this so now.
Speaker 2: Long beach?
Speaker 4: Right this first album, this first album, I heard that
Speaker 4: you said after the Chronic. No first I heard that
Speaker 4: you said in the Chronic y'all all stayed at the
Speaker 4: same house.
Speaker 2: And yeah, and then now go into this first album.
Speaker 5: First time, I got an apartment in Hollywood, one bedroom.
Speaker 5: We called it the dog Town. Five hundred dollars a
Speaker 5: month for rent. I'm barely paying.
Speaker 1: In Hollywood, in Hollywood.
Speaker 2: Place right now, like Franklin is still available right now,
Speaker 2: right now, right now, right now. And then we're gonna
Speaker 2: tell them, listen, nigga, we're gonna be the next Snoop Dog,
Speaker 2: but we can't. And we're gonna say that it's y'all
Speaker 2: to y'all new artists. Me and this nigga we look
Speaker 2: too all.
Speaker 4: You know what I'm saying, look ahead, listen because that
Speaker 4: first album, because I just want to now I'm gonna
Speaker 4: represent for the whole New York all these other moments
Speaker 4: I did, and then I would like you to represent
Speaker 4: for Miami.
Speaker 2: But when you dropped that first album, everybody related to
Speaker 2: you and you was I don't think you would.
Speaker 4: Initially try to identify with every ghetto in America, but
Speaker 4: you identified with your ghetto. And what happened was it
Speaker 4: identified with everybody across the globe. So I want you
Speaker 4: to take us to that first album.
Speaker 5: First album was heavy Man because me and Doctor Dre
Speaker 5: was together every day, Like we would really ride together.
Speaker 5: We would be in the vehicle, had the bands back
Speaker 5: then he would pick me up, we would roll together,
Speaker 5: we would stay the night together. We were doing all
Speaker 5: kind of flying shit like it would be two girls, right,
Speaker 5: I get you one scenario just because we.
Speaker 1: Personal like that, nobody's and they didn't put this in
Speaker 1: the movie. So I was like, all right, I'll put
Speaker 1: it in.
Speaker 2: I'll put it in my movie.
Speaker 5: So we for example, we had two girls, right, and
Speaker 5: these two bitches stayed together. So but they stayed four though,
Speaker 5: So I didn't have no cars, so we go see
Speaker 5: them together, right and all while we riding to go
Speaker 5: see them, I got a cassette on playing the dramatics
Speaker 5: Marvin Gaye funk all kinds of old ship. So when
Speaker 5: we get there, he go on his side of the room,
Speaker 5: I go on my side. We meet back up like
Speaker 5: six in the boning, six in the morning in the
Speaker 5: living room. Boom, jump back in the car and ride
Speaker 5: back to the studio and make a record. That's how
Speaker 5: doggie Stown was created. For like four or five of
Speaker 5: the records. Some of them records was created based off
Speaker 5: of a night that we had. You know, later on
Speaker 5: that day, my nigga Doctor Drake came through with a
Speaker 5: gang get tangled right, you know some of that ship
Speaker 5: was really happening.
Speaker 1: What happened, and it was like it was translated into
Speaker 1: the music.
Speaker 5: And then some of them records that we made on
Speaker 5: Doggie Stown was just uh, the song Jeez and Hustlers.
Speaker 1: He said, go in there and might check. I might check.
Speaker 1: And when I might check is what you hear on
Speaker 1: the album.
Speaker 5: It's a whole one take freestyle, no going back, no doubles,
Speaker 5: just whatever the fuck came out came out. When I
Speaker 5: was done with it. I was like, alright, let me
Speaker 5: write it. He was like, Nigga, you ain't writing shit.
Speaker 5: That motherfucker's dope. I'm like for really, like yeah, played
Speaker 5: it back for me, let me hear it. I was like,
Speaker 5: fucking came out just like that. Same with the shis Neck.
Speaker 5: So these are two records that I didn't even write.
Speaker 5: I just went there and just might check, might check one,
Speaker 5: two and to this stage hopping like a rabbit.
Speaker 2: Oh.
Speaker 5: I do write, but some of the songs that I
Speaker 5: have done have just came spontaneous, and that's just how
Speaker 5: the fuck they go.
Speaker 2: It's just it is what it is, like one of
Speaker 2: the craziest records on mixtapes cause that's my Doggy Style remix.
Speaker 2: I loved that record. When I was a mixing, I
Speaker 2: was like, I needed to hunt the record down. I
Speaker 2: got it, put it on my mixtape. I was the
Speaker 2: craziest in Miami with my ship the Dogy Style remix.
Speaker 1: Man, that motherfucker never came out.
Speaker 2: I love that. I don't remember. I love that. I
Speaker 2: want to break it down here. I mean it is,
Speaker 2: it's a remix, and it's just it's totally different from
Speaker 2: the original.
Speaker 1: It is that ship the hardest fun.
Speaker 2: The record is crazy.
Speaker 4: You know, he the only nigga that I remember that
Speaker 4: because listen, you know he brought cars one. He brung
Speaker 4: Cars one a bracelet from Jesus in fourteen thirty one.
Speaker 1: It ad.
Speaker 4: He remembers Everything's snoop. So that first album, Okay, you
Speaker 4: go in the studio because now Death Row was the ship, right, Yeah,
Speaker 4: we popping that. We like we lightweight popping. The chronic
Speaker 4: got us lightweight popping because one thing is for showing
Speaker 4: two things. For certain, the East Coast wasn't really like
Speaker 4: fucking with West Coast entirely until my record came out,
Speaker 4: like they was your entirely true.
Speaker 2: Let's make the lawyer's fun right because you know why
Speaker 2: we understood in w A. But then there was people
Speaker 2: in between, y'all, Like you know, that's what I forget.
Speaker 2: The East Coast might be misrepresented because it's the East
Speaker 2: Coast as New York and then down south Miami East
Speaker 2: Coast too.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but what one thing about the West Coast. The
Speaker 1: East Coast to US has always been in New York.
Speaker 1: That's the mecca.
Speaker 5: Like we've always looked for them for approval if they
Speaker 5: don't give you the stamp of approval if you can't
Speaker 5: get on High ninety seven flex, which was the problem.
Speaker 5: Angie Martinez, don't give you an interview, and and loving
Speaker 5: Doctor dre fab five Freddie don't say what's.
Speaker 1: Happening to you, nigga?
Speaker 5: If certain ship they got to happen, you understand me,
Speaker 5: or you ain't official, like a referee with a whistle.
Speaker 2: And that we felt like that from the South too.
Speaker 4: They was considered the East and you ain't even know
Speaker 4: now we couldn't get New York was the member the
Speaker 4: west coast of the East said leave one all. Let
Speaker 4: me get away with it, let me get away. So, okay,
Speaker 4: this album comes out. How you work on your first album?
Speaker 4: This Sauce Awards happened. I'm gonna be honest. I was
Speaker 4: in jail when the Source Awards came out. But I
Speaker 4: have to pick you up because one day I was
Speaker 4: in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, and I go to the stage. The
Speaker 4: promoters say we don't got the rest of your money.
Speaker 4: So I was like, alright, cool, so I'm gonna leave.
Speaker 2: I leave.
Speaker 4: The promoter gets on the show and says, nor don't
Speaker 4: fuck with y'all. He said, y'all don't have enough money
Speaker 4: for him to perform, and he throws down the mic.
Speaker 4: So I was going outside anyway, all the crowd come
Speaker 4: and they brushed my car.
Speaker 2: So I get out the car and I'm like, y'all
Speaker 2: think it's for And everybody was like, y'all, nobody can't
Speaker 2: do it. But I got that from you. But that moment,
Speaker 2: that moment in East Coast history, because we loved you.
Speaker 1: And we that's why y'all didn't kill nobody. Just keep
Speaker 1: it one hundred. We don't keep it one hundred.
Speaker 5: Everybody always asked me about that scenario or that situation,
Speaker 5: but the truth of the matter is that a lot
Speaker 5: of lines could have been tooken if that strategic play
Speaker 5: wouldn't play, you know what I'm saying, because there was
Speaker 5: a gang to speaking of gangs, just getting the respect
Speaker 5: in the mutual respect of you know, let us get
Speaker 5: up out of here safely because we understand the dynamics
Speaker 5: of what's going on and what's taking place. But let's
Speaker 5: not you know, have some casualties or some unnecessary motherfuckers
Speaker 5: that don't need to be And that's what it was.
Speaker 1: In the order war.
Speaker 5: Anytime you know, countries go to war, they always have
Speaker 5: a conversation. It's always two laders or two motherfuckers that's
Speaker 5: gonna chop it up before they actually push the button
Speaker 5: to do their thing.
Speaker 1: And they never just dropped the boss like he was.
Speaker 2: You knew East Coast had love for you. I knew it.
Speaker 4: But your confidence in which you said it, you was like, yeah,
Speaker 4: I got wrong. I was in jail like that nigga
Speaker 4: know what he's talking about.
Speaker 2: No, listen, this is real shit that moment.
Speaker 4: Noah, nah, I'm listening because at the end of the day,
Speaker 4: he was he was West Coast Marlde. He could have
Speaker 4: rolled out with the bloods. He could have rolled out
Speaker 4: with snoop. But you gotta realize in.
Speaker 2: Which the man did it.
Speaker 4: He came out by itself. He did have a yakaa mean,
Speaker 4: but he did have a yaka to mean because because
Speaker 4: you know what, Listen, it's just like what I did.
Speaker 4: I knew some of the most records I ever sould
Speaker 4: it is in this area.
Speaker 2: There's no way.
Speaker 4: There's no I mean, there's no way, like I mean, honestly,
Speaker 4: like you had to say to yourself, there's no way,
Speaker 4: Like everybody here brought my record.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you had to sell eight hundred thousand at least
Speaker 2: just in New York. Man.
Speaker 5: They loved me, man, and they loved you, and I
Speaker 5: felt that like the first time I felt the New
Speaker 5: York love.
Speaker 1: I did a show called The Rosie Perere Show and
Speaker 1: that motherfucker it was EPMD and it was Pete.
Speaker 5: Rock and cl Smooth, and I swear to god, I
Speaker 5: was so infatuated with the fact that I was actually
Speaker 5: performing with them niggas.
Speaker 1: And I was even put some boots.
Speaker 5: On nigga I don't even wear. I was like, I'm
Speaker 5: dressed like these niggas. Niggas come out here, fuck it up.
Speaker 5: And when I finished doing my ship, the niggas came
Speaker 5: in my trailer, nigga and we smoked and we chopped
Speaker 5: it up. And that's when I really said, you know what,
Speaker 5: New York fucked with us because these niggas came in
Speaker 5: the trailer and they're talking to us.
Speaker 4: We loved you, and that's why I was glad. Like
Speaker 4: at that moment, like I said, I was in jail,
Speaker 4: but at that moment, I was so glad at your
Speaker 4: stance because you wasn't speaking for a West Coast nigga.
Speaker 4: You speaking for an artist, And what I mean by
Speaker 4: that is if you love me, you love me, you don't.
Speaker 2: That's like, that's like, yo, if I fucking perform in
Speaker 2: a KKK rally, nigga, if you fucking my music, fucking
Speaker 2: my music, just let me leave about it. This look
Speaker 2: you fucking my shit. I'm gonna perform and let me
Speaker 2: get the fuck the fucking out of here. It won't,
Speaker 2: you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 14: But Snoop man, you know your your history is so historic.
Speaker 14: Its history, it's so impeccable. In my opinion, it's like,
Speaker 14: you know, uh, continuously you have made yourself relevant. You
Speaker 14: just dropped a new album. Cool, let's let's get into
Speaker 14: that new album. Now, it's kool aid and it's purposely
Speaker 14: spelled with a.
Speaker 4: See yeah, let's break that down. Let's break that down.
Speaker 4: What's going on this new album?
Speaker 5: But this new album is just me finding my way
Speaker 5: back home again, you know, getting back on my gangster ship.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: I went to Jamaica and I found a beautiful spirit
Speaker 5: within myself that I needed to find.
Speaker 2: I did reggae, did Jamaica. Let's do it give me
Speaker 2: how with the left, the left with the left left?
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah, but it was it was.
Speaker 5: You know what, as a kid, I grew up loving
Speaker 5: reggae music and I wanted to see you.
Speaker 1: I wanted to know why I loved it.
Speaker 5: Right, So when I went to Jamaica, I was tooking
Speaker 5: to the night Bingie Temple and I was giving the
Speaker 5: instructures and information on what I was and who I was.
Speaker 1: And I tuned in and tapped into what I was
Speaker 1: some history that America never gave me.
Speaker 2: But you did bring your old weed. Oh. I had
Speaker 2: to do that because you heard that. You heard that
Speaker 2: Jamaica had dirt. Let's keep it real. I did too.
Speaker 1: They we wasn't dirt. It just was from the ground
Speaker 1: that was organic and it had no chemicals.
Speaker 2: I was going to tell you.
Speaker 4: I was going to say, you like the lead now
Speaker 4: to go from tipery gardens. I went to get but
Speaker 4: then I had this the president. Listen, Yo, listen, dude,
Speaker 4: this listen.
Speaker 2: I was about to say, I'm watching Snoop Ship and
Speaker 2: I'm like, damn, I did that. I did everything this
Speaker 2: nigga did. But I said, y'all, this nigga ain't going
Speaker 2: to Tivoli Gardens. The next scene this.
Speaker 1: There was.
Speaker 5: You ha your own, the nigga said, and then you
Speaker 5: usually at nighttime, man, you need to go home.
Speaker 1: I said, fun that I'm showing up at nighttime. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's right tonight.
Speaker 2: It was some uncomfortable parts that it looked like.
Speaker 1: Come on, man.
Speaker 5: It was because you gotta understand when you really, when
Speaker 5: you expose yourself, when you put yourself into people's face
Speaker 5: with no security, you got to deal with them. And
Speaker 5: a lot of times motherfuckers don't be mad, they just
Speaker 5: be frustrated.
Speaker 1: They be venting.
Speaker 2: So I.
Speaker 5: One of the niggas want he loved me so much,
Speaker 5: he loved twupunks so much, and he just didn't know
Speaker 5: how to express itself. And he was trying to get
Speaker 5: me to come to his barbershop, but he didn't understand.
Speaker 5: I'm not here to see you. I'm here to see
Speaker 5: dud this in them cause so I don't due respect.
Speaker 5: I'm gonna check you before they do, because if they
Speaker 5: check you, you ain't gonna live. So I checked him
Speaker 5: for him because the way they was gonna check him,
Speaker 5: it was gonna be unpleasant checking you understand, I'm saying
Speaker 5: like if you got guess at your house or somebody
Speaker 5: show out. When you got guess, how you're gonna do
Speaker 5: him exactly, You're gonna walk him in the back of
Speaker 5: the tools.
Speaker 1: She had to give him some real good you understand me.
Speaker 2: I want to ask you to pot what that broll?
Speaker 1: How was that?
Speaker 2: Because you had just beat the murder trial, Chris.
Speaker 4: Yes, you had to beat the mother try Pop comes
Speaker 4: to death row and then murder was the case? Was
Speaker 4: like the was was that the first record you recorded?
Speaker 4: Or mistake the first the first record that came out?
Speaker 1: You know, the first record that me and him did
Speaker 1: was America's most one.
Speaker 2: That's what I said. That's what I said when I
Speaker 2: said said against the party.
Speaker 1: You said murder was the.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I met. In my mind, I was saying something.
Speaker 1: I'm just so he was my friend before he got Yeah,
Speaker 1: he said.
Speaker 2: The same source awards didn't.
Speaker 1: He wasn't there.
Speaker 5: We had a we had to cut out billboard of
Speaker 5: him inside of a cell. We had the sales and
Speaker 5: everybody was in the cell. His billboard was cut out
Speaker 5: in the cell. He wasn't even on death row, talked
Speaker 5: about being on death row. We just did that as
Speaker 5: a symbol of representing him and fucking with him because
Speaker 5: he was my friend. So that was a you know,
Speaker 5: a play that I did to put him in there
Speaker 5: to rep it.
Speaker 2: Wait, so you said he was your friends? You saying
Speaker 2: I'm the reason why he was on that phone. Oh wow,
Speaker 2: that's what.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that he was my friend and my thing was
Speaker 5: speaking with Sugar because after he had got shot, I
Speaker 5: flew to New York like the next day, and it
Speaker 5: was like shit was going bad for him and he
Speaker 5: had got locked up, and I was like, man, sure
Speaker 5: we need to put that nigga with us, because.
Speaker 2: How far back is y'all's friendship.
Speaker 5: Poetic Justice Rap Party was the first night I met him,
Speaker 5: and then we became friends.
Speaker 1: And actually MC breed Rest of Peace.
Speaker 5: Was was trying to buy some dope and I knew
Speaker 5: the nigga that knew the nigga, so Breed got some
Speaker 5: dope for me and DC and Breed was cool and
Speaker 5: Tupac and that's how we all became like a circle
Speaker 5: of friends.
Speaker 2: Crazy.
Speaker 1: Believe it, this is crazy.
Speaker 2: Ain't gonna lie. I ain't gonna lie. I got so
Speaker 2: so a hip hop mold fan.
Speaker 1: Just now I was.
Speaker 4: I said I'm a guy I was supposed to ask
Speaker 4: a question at this point, like I was just sitting
Speaker 4: there like I'm just thinking like a word. So all right,
Speaker 4: boom that pop comes here. He's already there, y'all, already
Speaker 4: doing what he's doing. These these records come out.
Speaker 1: These records, these records. Let me tell you this for
Speaker 1: you know, all lies on me. When he get out.
Speaker 1: I'm working on the dog Father.
Speaker 5: So when he get out, my cousin Dad is like
Speaker 5: my number one supply because Drake Dray basically like not
Speaker 5: really giving up music because I think he on his
Speaker 5: way out, but we don't really know what's going on
Speaker 5: doing cocaine in the bathroom.
Speaker 1: Hey, thanks for doing it in the bathroom. So so
Speaker 1: we're working on my record.
Speaker 5: So when he get out, naturally I tell dads and
Speaker 5: the whole crew, Pot getting out, y'all throw cuz all
Speaker 5: of the music get him right first. So he ended
Speaker 5: up getting all this hot music because we was in
Speaker 5: the process of doing Hot Ship. And then Pot brought
Speaker 5: a spirit to the studio that was different than anybody
Speaker 5: we ever worked with. He had a work spirit that
Speaker 5: was like this nigga could be in three different rooms
Speaker 5: at one time and making music, and he would he
Speaker 5: would never listen.
Speaker 1: To it like we was always we would. We learned
Speaker 1: this from Doctor Dre. We would make a song.
Speaker 2: We listened to that.
Speaker 1: Motherfucker for a whole month, I mean just.
Speaker 5: Back to back, thirty days, just listening to the same
Speaker 5: goddamn song, party and inviting bitches over.
Speaker 2: Off the sun, and then it never come out.
Speaker 5: The nigga Tupac was like, Nigga, when we make a song,
Speaker 5: when we finish it, when listening to that ship, pull
Speaker 5: another beat up. We're doing another motherfucker song. You can
Speaker 5: mix that motherfucker. When you finished, we'll listen to it.
Speaker 2: It was a factory.
Speaker 5: He was never about like even when we made one song,
Speaker 5: boom the motherfucker the last verse, he'd be like, all right,
Speaker 5: play it back. We play it down from top to bottom.
Speaker 5: As soon as that motherfucker cut off, all right, give
Speaker 5: it to the engineer. Pull the next beat up. Never
Speaker 5: did we listen to a song twice with that nigga.
Speaker 5: That's something that I learned from him that I take
Speaker 5: with me today because I was and like it I was.
Speaker 5: I learned from doctor Dre. I learned from my teacher
Speaker 5: they taught me exactly. Another time was on some like
Speaker 5: Nigga Funck that we're going, We're going, We're going, We're going.
Speaker 5: How you thinking Nigga made three albums and motherfucking ship
Speaker 5: six months.
Speaker 2: That's Gemini ship. By the way, that's Geminis. I'm a Geminis.
Speaker 2: Where you come? But what's sound of you?
Speaker 1: I'm a labor all right?
Speaker 2: What's going on? I'm a virgo. I don't know if
Speaker 2: it means anything. That's make some noise for the signs
Speaker 2: that Snoop astrlog listen Snoop. I can't.
Speaker 4: I can't thank you so much. We're gonna gotta we
Speaker 4: gotta the wall. I actually know what I want to
Speaker 4: admit interview. I just want to thank you because you
Speaker 4: know what, it's the first time artist, Like you know
Speaker 4: what I'm saying, Like you know it's running media.
Speaker 2: Right now, Like right now, we are running DJ and DJ.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry when I say I represent the motherfucking DJ's. Sorry.
Speaker 2: That's all right.
Speaker 4: You always gotta have a Mexican around you. I don't
Speaker 4: care about listen, but he's from l A yours.
Speaker 2: I'm from l A too. Yeah, it's same ship. Messic
Speaker 2: I'm originally from La.
Speaker 5: Say ship you always got a kid and you know
Speaker 5: what Pete Alis Dodge and the motherfucker.
Speaker 2: You know what I'm saying. And it's the first time.
Speaker 4: You know, you know this is what I believe because
Speaker 4: you know we got you got g g N Yeah.
Speaker 4: So now do you operate GGM when.
Speaker 2: You're not there? Because we're gonna be in l A August.
Speaker 2: Can I co host g G in? Can we drink?
Speaker 4: Yes, we'll cold because we be in La August twenty
Speaker 4: seventh through the twenty eight, twenty eight.
Speaker 2: I gotta stay twenty six to the twenty ninth, twenty
Speaker 2: six to the twenties.
Speaker 1: Make that happen. That's no problem.
Speaker 4: Happen you you send me who you want, you send us,
Speaker 4: because well we'll ca holst together.
Speaker 2: Problem drink champ. Let's come out right now.
Speaker 1: I saw no.
Speaker 4: I'm sorry because you know what if we just say something.
Speaker 4: When I say me, I mean he is me is Wade?
Speaker 4: We got mad sense different.
Speaker 2: Let's just make some hardcore nigga noise.
Speaker 4: It's no much more that I can't respect you because
Speaker 4: not only you was one of the most coolest people
Speaker 4: that I was supposedly like quote unquote have beef with
Speaker 4: like you know what I'm saying at the beginning of
Speaker 4: my career. But not only that, but you continue to
Speaker 4: show your growth, your prosperity. Everything you do is to uplift.
Speaker 4: And again, this walk that you and Game just did
Speaker 4: was so like it's inspiring to me because it made
Speaker 4: me want to go back to my own hood and
Speaker 4: and do such a thing.
Speaker 1: And uh.
Speaker 2: So again I want you to touch on that.
Speaker 4: And then I'm going right back to your music because
Speaker 4: it's a lot more ship I want to talk about.
Speaker 5: Well, you know, one thing that I do is coach football,
Speaker 5: and I have one football league. I was just about
Speaker 5: to say the Snoopy Football League thirteen years.
Speaker 2: You had a question about it.
Speaker 1: We've been doing that for thirteen years.
Speaker 2: Man, it's all faked sportscaster coming. He wanted to big
Speaker 2: you up where you at? He would have been, Paul,
Speaker 2: didn't you say kenvi regard that was no. I said
Speaker 2: Lebron was coming to Miamif Yeah, he said Lebron's going to.
Speaker 1: Said that eight years ago, Nigga, that niggas a genius.
Speaker 2: I didn't say that anyway. I wanted to say those
Speaker 2: those the way he was on Squy TV and the
Speaker 2: Fighting Night Tights because he coaches his sons, and you
Speaker 2: do the Fighting Night Tights.
Speaker 8: With the Houston and California League and you and you
Speaker 8: and you commentated the game for the shortes.
Speaker 2: Come on, man that I wanted to Yeah, you really
Speaker 2: like that?
Speaker 1: Thank you dog. Well that's that's what I do.
Speaker 2: Like it.
Speaker 1: Don't get a lot of the.
Speaker 2: Ship like that.
Speaker 5: Don't get a lot of attention because I don't never
Speaker 5: really want cameras around it because I do it for
Speaker 5: the love. I don't really do it for to try
Speaker 5: to make like what I'm doing, I want you to
Speaker 5: come and see all this great work I'm doing in
Speaker 5: the community, because community work is supposed to be done,
Speaker 5: regardless if it's the camerady or not. And what I've
Speaker 5: been doing with these kids, I've been building them and
Speaker 5: showing them how to you know, live and go to
Speaker 5: high school, graduate, go to NFL, go to college and
Speaker 5: do their thing or what not, and give them hope.
Speaker 5: And we go to areas where the crime rate was
Speaker 5: really at a high level and now it's at a
Speaker 5: low level, and we're getting gang members to you know,
Speaker 5: drop the guns and become football coaches and lead these
Speaker 5: young men. So this is something that I'm doing and
Speaker 5: I don't really get a lot of attention for, but
Speaker 5: it means the world to me to be able to
Speaker 5: do it, to do it thirteen years and running. I
Speaker 5: got a kid that played in the Super Bowl last year.
Speaker 2: Years ago. You know, like I said, I'm originally from
Speaker 2: la and I still got family out there living downy
Speaker 2: right now. Actually, and my cousin, Melissa, she's a teacher
Speaker 2: at a Long Beach High Oh yeah, and she this
Speaker 2: is years ago. She told me you came by. I
Speaker 2: guess an old coach of years. He's still there. She
Speaker 2: was just telling me how much you gave back to
Speaker 2: the children that you can would come often. She said
Speaker 2: that when you were like a regular appearance there.
Speaker 1: That's what I do.
Speaker 5: I look out, you know, I try to come through
Speaker 5: as much as possible, cause I like to let the
Speaker 5: kids see an example of what they can be. A
Speaker 5: lot of time, when I was a kid, if somebody
Speaker 5: was considered a star, we never seen him. Like the
Speaker 5: area that we live in now, you see stars all
Speaker 5: the time, you know. When when when I was a kid,
Speaker 5: a star was weighing in the sky. You could never
Speaker 5: just pull up somewhere and see a celebrity. You know
Speaker 5: what I'm saying, You had to be like somewhere special
Speaker 5: when if you've seen him, you wasn't gonna get no
Speaker 5: conversation with him, right, You wn't'na get no picture, would
Speaker 5: he want no autograph? You just seen a flash of him.
Speaker 5: So nowadays, these kids don't understand that they get a
Speaker 5: chance to get up close and personal with these celebrities
Speaker 5: like myself, and it's our job to give 'em their
Speaker 5: information on how to be what we are or be
Speaker 5: better than what we are.
Speaker 2: Now me been waiting to ask this question the whole night.
Speaker 4: At one point, death Row record was the invincible, the unstoppable,
Speaker 4: the unfucking with the ball, and at that time the
Speaker 4: artists at the height of that whole forefront was snoop.
Speaker 2: How the fuck did that feel?
Speaker 4: Because we see other people, we see the cash moneies,
Speaker 4: we see the murder inks, but death Row just felt
Speaker 4: different because I don't want to say of the gang affiliation,
Speaker 4: but I'm going to say because of the gang affiliation, Like,
Speaker 4: how did that.
Speaker 2: Feel like when death Row was death Row? How did
Speaker 2: that feel like?
Speaker 5: Just being in that I mean, it was a It
Speaker 5: was a great feeling because we didn't have to be
Speaker 5: nobody but who we was.
Speaker 1: We didn't have to fake you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: We didn't have to try to appease nobody by doing
Speaker 5: what y'all do or what they do.
Speaker 1: We did what we did.
Speaker 5: We dressed and what we wanted to dress. We wore
Speaker 5: our hair the way we wanted to wear our hair.
Speaker 5: We rapped about this ship we wanted to rap about.
Speaker 5: We chose the music that we wanted to rap over.
Speaker 5: It was like it was a whole style that was
Speaker 5: unique to who we were and who we are.
Speaker 1: And that was the.
Speaker 5: Fulfillment of it all that people loved and appreciated me
Speaker 5: for being me, that they didn't want me to be
Speaker 5: nobody but me. M.
Speaker 1: That was real.
Speaker 2: This make a noise.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, hold on, I've been wanting to take
Speaker 4: a peece for a minute. We'll take a peece for
Speaker 4: one second.
Speaker 1: Drinking when you smoke. You don't need no pe bringing.
Speaker 1: Let that nigga go peak. You got a little baby bladder.
Speaker 1: Let look baby, let me go bar.
Speaker 2: I'm take that.
Speaker 1: We'll wait for you, baby bladder.
Speaker 8: When when he said the whole thing about NWA and
Speaker 8: then and then he went all the way to your album.
Speaker 8: Obviously there was a lot of dope West Colost albums
Speaker 8: in between that. One of my favorite, I think is
Speaker 8: an all time classic hip hop album is the Certificate.
Speaker 2: Ice Cube Dope as Fuck on one of the best
Speaker 2: hip hop albums ever.
Speaker 1: DJ Poole put that together with Sir James.
Speaker 2: What I thought was ill was when you went to Priority.
Speaker 2: I don't know what that situation was, and you did
Speaker 2: all the reissues EPMD did my first Priority. That shit
Speaker 2: was crazy. How did that come about?
Speaker 1: Well?
Speaker 5: I had talked to Brian Turner about re releasing music
Speaker 5: on Priority Records and giving some new artists and the
Speaker 5: opportunity shine because Priority Records was a great piece of
Speaker 5: hip hop that was kind of like unsung, and I
Speaker 5: wanted to give it an autorization that it deserved and
Speaker 5: put some of those songs together on the compilation CD
Speaker 5: as well as see if I can find some new talent.
Speaker 5: And Brian Turner was willing to give me that action
Speaker 5: to do that, and it brought a lot awareness to
Speaker 5: a lot of music that people had never heard or
Speaker 5: people hadn't heard in a long time, and it just
Speaker 5: was a great look.
Speaker 1: It was a look of love.
Speaker 5: You know. I wanted to do something that I've always
Speaker 5: wanted to do. I wanted to run priority records and
Speaker 5: put it back on the man.
Speaker 2: And you should have lied on a lot of records
Speaker 2: that maybe a lot of younger people cats wouldn't have
Speaker 2: even checked out. Like you should have lied on because
Speaker 2: it said I remember all the re issues said Snooper
Speaker 2: is as or whatever and that ship was ill.
Speaker 4: Thank you dom, this makes a noise whatever I was
Speaker 4: talking about, I don't fucking know, yep.
Speaker 2: But Snoop man like asshole. Let me tell you something
Speaker 2: that Snoop is a real nigga. You know, you know
Speaker 2: what the crazy thing is. And I got to ask
Speaker 2: Snoop you know what.
Speaker 4: I asked all of our guests because like I said,
Speaker 4: I think that we should have a hip hop flag
Speaker 4: and that'd be the establishment that you ever go to.
Speaker 4: I think that there should be something that shows this
Speaker 4: is a beautiful hotel. We're not going to shout out
Speaker 4: the hotel unless y'all want to, unless y'all say it
Speaker 4: ain't me, but this is a beautiful hotel. We came
Speaker 4: down all the way to West Palm to make sure
Speaker 4: we see Snoop because Snooper is that that import and
Speaker 4: everybody else should make them come see us.
Speaker 2: But so, and what I'm saying is in certain establishments
Speaker 2: they have flags. Shouldn't you think there should be a.
Speaker 4: Hip hop flag like wherever we go, like, you know,
Speaker 4: just to just to make sure that you're welcome there.
Speaker 4: Just it can be a nine star, he'll be a
Speaker 4: one star just.
Speaker 1: Unless we needed. We need to come up with that
Speaker 1: flag in the hip hop community, something that we can know.
Speaker 2: Let's make some.
Speaker 5: That we can all agree on that represents hip hop.
Speaker 5: And when we know that flag is that we know
Speaker 5: we're welcome.
Speaker 2: Hip hop will unify the world before anybody.
Speaker 4: Else, race, before a race, before political parties. I think
Speaker 4: that people should run under hip hop. And I think
Speaker 4: that Listen, fifty was just on here last week and
Speaker 4: fifty endorsed Kanye West.
Speaker 1: Correct I heard that. I thought that was I thought
Speaker 1: that was nice. Can you can you just West? Can't
Speaker 1: be no crazy that Donald Trump?
Speaker 2: Can we go there? Can we go? Can we can
Speaker 2: we co sign?
Speaker 4: Say on Drink Champs that Snoop Dogg is also endorsing
Speaker 4: Kanye West.
Speaker 1: Yes, I'm endor.
Speaker 2: What does Snoop do think about Donald Trump? Because you
Speaker 2: smoked with Donald Trump at some point, YU with him
Speaker 2: once upon a time, you gave me ecstasy.
Speaker 1: I ain't do all that, LSD.
Speaker 2: I did.
Speaker 1: His little roast, he had a roast on comedy.
Speaker 5: Since I remember that, I went hard on him, right,
Speaker 5: So you know, I kind of was fucking with him
Speaker 5: till I heard some of his views and his perspectives,
Speaker 5: and that made me back up off fro Hi because
Speaker 5: a lot of the views and perspectives that he got.
Speaker 5: I have friends that represent those you know fastest in life.
Speaker 5: You know, whether the Muslims, Mexican, whatever they are, And
Speaker 5: it's like that love.
Speaker 2: How l A people call them Muslims is so hard,
Speaker 2: that's sucked up on.
Speaker 5: They like singing people out, and you know we don't
Speaker 5: do that. We multi culture. We fucks with everybody, you
Speaker 5: know what I'm saying. So if you start singing out motherfuckers,
Speaker 5: you must well singing yourself because you don't know who connected,
Speaker 5: You don't know who the plug is.
Speaker 4: That's the fact the listens. Let me just let me
Speaker 4: point something out. This is how I know I'm not
Speaker 4: rich at all. Do you see my roaches, because are
Speaker 4: my roaches right there?
Speaker 1: This motherfuckers is little as a motherfucker.
Speaker 2: Look at Snoops roaches. God, damn, I can roll four
Speaker 2: more roaches. Damn it because I know I'm not rich,
Speaker 2: not being rich.
Speaker 4: Snoop, Joe, that nigga rode Listen, you can roll two
Speaker 4: bloods out of his roaches. Long so now, Snoop, this
Speaker 4: is the craziest ship man. I've been in the game
Speaker 4: since nineteen ninety seven.
Speaker 5: My first album, Yeah, motherfucker was smoking hot. The worry
Speaker 5: ports believe it. But what I'm saying is sometimes I
Speaker 5: lose it. I don't want to do this no more.
Speaker 2: What makes you? You just dropped a new album. Did
Speaker 2: we speak about that? Yeah?
Speaker 5: Well, you know what, I'm competitive. I'm competitive a lot
Speaker 5: of times when my competitive energy.
Speaker 4: Are you competitive against other people against yourself?
Speaker 2: Because I think you're competing against yourself?
Speaker 1: Are the best all I'm competing against myself.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 5: It's like a player that you know continues to go
Speaker 5: to the NBA All Star Game and he continues to
Speaker 5: make it to the Championship. He don't have time to
Speaker 5: watch his highlights because he got another game to play.
Speaker 5: Another season to get ready for. And that's how I
Speaker 5: look at my career is that I'm always preparing myself
Speaker 5: for the next game.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 5: Like I knew I was going on tour with me
Speaker 5: and Wiz, so I said, let me put together album
Speaker 5: so that way when I'm on the road, I have
Speaker 5: a reason to be on the roll because I couldn't wait.
Speaker 5: I could have went on the road with no album
Speaker 5: and you.
Speaker 2: Just got Kobe Bryant high. Let's talk about that Kobe. Kobe. Man,
Speaker 2: that's fucked up.
Speaker 5: By the photo sho he comes all and they're doing
Speaker 5: wrong like that. Now, he came Kobe, but man, I
Speaker 5: love him to death. He came over to spend the
Speaker 5: time with me on some on some you.
Speaker 1: Know, after after thought, as far as after his pends.
Speaker 2: That nigga, you got him fucking snoop noise. You get
Speaker 2: to Goobe out. We were talking endorsements now because I
Speaker 2: gave him.
Speaker 5: I gave him a car, right, a sixty six Pontiac
Speaker 5: Parasites the Lakermobile that I had.
Speaker 2: I wanted to be more friends with you because I
Speaker 2: want you to give me a car at some point.
Speaker 11: I don't know what it is, Okay, you can give
Speaker 11: me a New York New York l A l A
Speaker 11: the car at some point, like twenty years from now.
Speaker 4: It's okay, but I got closed, Richard. But you so
Speaker 4: you gave Kobe. I gave him a car because the
Speaker 4: car already smelled like bud.
Speaker 2: That's not it was.
Speaker 5: It was a brand new It was a nineteen sixty
Speaker 5: six Pointier parasite white interior, yellow exterior, purple top.
Speaker 1: You understand me, with preparation.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so I gave him this vehicle for twenty years
Speaker 5: of excellence, for him representing the Lakers and giving us
Speaker 5: something to standard.
Speaker 2: He came out here had red eyes.
Speaker 1: No, they photo shot. They photo shot the eyes. Man,
Speaker 1: you know, then.
Speaker 2: Make the ship what it is. Man.
Speaker 15: I'm fucking with you, Snoop, But Snoop, listen, you guilty
Speaker 15: if you ain't even.
Speaker 14: If you're in an association figure association, but really easy,
Speaker 14: you're Snoop Man.
Speaker 2: There's no way I can thank you.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 2: You know what I mean.
Speaker 4: Drink Champs. It's the first time, you know, rappers have
Speaker 4: took over media. We are so excited and.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry. You gotta wrap DJ. Yeah, were the wrapping
Speaker 2: back J.
Speaker 4: That's right, that's right, And listen, we're wrapping the DJ
Speaker 4: and we want to come into l A on August
Speaker 4: twenty seventh, KD.
Speaker 2: What's up with y'all?
Speaker 1: So set it up to that way they can do
Speaker 1: the g g N.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we want to host. We want to host, you know,
Speaker 2: and listen, and you know it's the crazy ship is snoop.
Speaker 2: This is what we'll do. Whatever guess you send us,
Speaker 2: you don't gotta prep us. We just send us to
Speaker 2: that prepped.
Speaker 5: All the shows I did on the g G and
Speaker 5: I ain't never prepped. I don't have no certain nights
Speaker 5: of getting ready for the bringing this swill version of
Speaker 5: drink jamps. And it's got to be spontaneous. One thing
Speaker 5: about us as lyricists, as mcs, as you know what
Speaker 5: we do. We flow with the motion. And sometimes it's
Speaker 5: better when it's spontaneous because if it's gonna be written,
Speaker 5: the scripted ships gonna be fake. I'd rather go off
Speaker 5: script because that way you can talk about ship that
Speaker 5: ain't on the script, because the script sometimes will allow
Speaker 5: you to talk about specific things. But if you go
Speaker 5: off script and you go you know, spontaneous, you can
Speaker 5: get the in depth interview.
Speaker 2: That you really look for to make this ship real,
Speaker 2: flying different like the rest of everybody's a that take
Speaker 2: it don't matter, like we all authentic about this ship.
Speaker 2: That's a fact.
Speaker 4: I'm Snoop, you one of the most. At the end
Speaker 4: of the day, brother, you transcended culture. And what I
Speaker 4: mean by that is they ain't a New York nigga
Speaker 4: alive that was alive when you when you dropped what
Speaker 4: was that? When you drop dogg Style, there's Puerto Rican
Speaker 4: ship Puerto Rican, forget Puerto Ricans. So when you drop
Speaker 4: Doggie Style, there's not there's not a New York nigga
Speaker 4: alive that can't say that they identified with you. Like
Speaker 4: while some niggas is cripping right now in New York,
Speaker 4: it's because I mean, I'm just keeping it a hundred.
Speaker 1: I have to.
Speaker 2: It's because of you.
Speaker 4: And then and you're still out here kicking ass h
Speaker 4: And I asked you, I asked you what makes you
Speaker 4: keep going? And you said, because you're still competitive?
Speaker 1: Yeah, very like I hate to lose and if i'm but.
Speaker 4: You also keep venturing like you did the album Crow
Speaker 4: did an album with master P.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I did three albums with master P three albums.
Speaker 5: Yeah, when I left Death Row Records, I signed with
Speaker 5: No Limit Records, which was the hottest rap lael in
Speaker 5: the industry. When I signed with No Limit Records, they
Speaker 5: was the hottest in the rap industry. They was the
Speaker 5: only niggas getting money in the industry. I'm not let
Speaker 5: me finish, let me fish not to say this, because
Speaker 5: this is very important.
Speaker 2: Please please.
Speaker 5: Puffyet Nam was was rocking, but they wasn't getting no
Speaker 5: money like master P was like. And I had been
Speaker 5: around their camp. I had been around Death Jam, I
Speaker 5: was on Death Row. I had seen all the niggas
Speaker 5: that supposedly had the money. Master P had the motherfucking money.
Speaker 1: He had the money.
Speaker 2: That was three albums.
Speaker 5: I did three albums in my diad the Game is
Speaker 5: to be so not to be told. And I did
Speaker 5: a movie called The Game of Life right after that.
Speaker 5: Then I did Hopo Limit, No Limit.
Speaker 1: Top Dog.
Speaker 5: Then I did Hot Boys after that, then I did
Speaker 5: motherfucking The Last Meal. Then I did The Chronic two
Speaker 5: thousand and one. That's when I got with for real.
Speaker 5: But I put the East Siders out put after Doggies Angels.
Speaker 5: You understand me, He showed me how to put business
Speaker 5: because I hadn't had a record label. I was always
Speaker 5: talking at Doggiestyn shit. If I didn't have no record label.
Speaker 5: Masterpiece showed me how to put a label together, how
Speaker 5: to go get money, how to eat, how to make
Speaker 5: money off my tours, how to make money off of movies,
Speaker 5: how to create a different lane for me to be
Speaker 5: seen differently. He brought money to the industry because I'm
Speaker 5: telling you the truth. Niggas wasn't having no money to
Speaker 5: hold you. He talked the niggas how to get it man,
Speaker 5: because see, rappers wasn't getting money, man.
Speaker 1: This is what I'm trying to tell y'all.
Speaker 5: Niggas was getting gold chained and you get a big
Speaker 5: ass production deal or they spent all this money on
Speaker 5: your album and marketing. But niggas wasn't getting no way
Speaker 5: out of ass money. Niggas on no limit money. But
Speaker 5: everybody on no limit had a house, a car, two guns,
Speaker 5: in a bank account.
Speaker 2: Makes some noise. And then after that, after so you
Speaker 2: said three albums, three albums.
Speaker 1: From I want three projects.
Speaker 5: I went from Doggy Style Murder was the case, dog Pound,
Speaker 5: dog Father above the rim out of there, no limit
Speaker 5: game is to be sold out, to be told no limit,
Speaker 5: top dog and last meal.
Speaker 1: I did three albums and three you.
Speaker 7: Say out of it thought out the contract master p
Speaker 7: went to Sugar Night in the penitentiary instruct a deal
Speaker 7: because everybody else was scared of that nigga.
Speaker 5: Everybody. That's when Sugar Knight was the monster, the boogeyman.
Speaker 5: That's when he was the boogieman.
Speaker 1: Went Pete went to.
Speaker 5: Go see the drunk a deal, paid him, paid me,
Speaker 5: got my publishing bank, gave me three albums. I did
Speaker 5: my three albums, then allowed me to do the east
Speaker 5: Side of deal while I was in the process of
Speaker 5: doing my last album. Didn't get no money deal, Yes,
Speaker 5: didn't take no money from it, didn't take no imprint
Speaker 5: from it. East Side just one sold a million records
Speaker 5: and my record label was off from popping.
Speaker 1: That's what I.
Speaker 2: But listen, I knew this information for him. The way
Speaker 2: he get down and the way he's saying it, I'm
Speaker 2: just I'm sitting over here.
Speaker 4: Like I'm back in Fan Moore. I'm sorry, do you
Speaker 4: want me to get back an interview more? Because I'm
Speaker 4: stilling and we always so. Now so now you live
Speaker 4: in New Orleans, which you say years, three years, three years,
Speaker 4: so that when the things.
Speaker 5: Cal And then now that's crazy you said that because
Speaker 5: when I first go to Baton, roach Master P tell me, nigga,
Speaker 5: you can't go back to LA. So he basically put
Speaker 5: a wall around me, like, nigga, don't go back to LA.
Speaker 5: But that's when the niggas was really still trying to
Speaker 5: get at me. And you know what I'm saying, I
Speaker 5: was kind of leaking so in so many words, because
Speaker 5: I didn't really have my street shit right in the hood.
Speaker 5: So I went back in New Orleans and I stayed
Speaker 5: out there. By the time the second album came, I
Speaker 5: started sliding back to LA, like for two days here,
Speaker 5: two days there, and people was like, niggas stopped going back.
Speaker 1: I'm like, I can't help it.
Speaker 5: Then that's when I started getting DJ Quick and all
Speaker 5: the other niggas that was a part of the second album,
Speaker 5: and it started to sound back like Snoop Dogg, because
Speaker 5: the first record was South like a motherfucker, and then
Speaker 5: the second one was getting more like Snoop Dogg. Then
Speaker 5: that's when I got Dreda. Gave me bitch, please for real,
Speaker 5: gave me from the Church to the Palace. Then I
Speaker 5: did the third one, which was motherfucking the Last. That's
Speaker 5: what Ship was like all the way right, we had Laylan,
Speaker 5: We had all kinds of records that were sounding like
Speaker 5: Snoop Dug, which prepped me for the Chronic two thousand
Speaker 5: and one album.
Speaker 1: And then he knew I had to be back in
Speaker 1: La because my flavor was La.
Speaker 5: It was good that I could, you know, jump out
Speaker 5: of my habitat and get in this environment and adapt
Speaker 5: to any environment and be a chameleon, you know what
Speaker 5: I'm saying. But at the same time, I got to
Speaker 5: go back to where I'm comfortable at the zone and
Speaker 5: I'm and that's where you start to hear those records
Speaker 5: start becoming more you know what I'm saying, like the
Speaker 5: way they were supposed to sound.
Speaker 2: Wow, At what point all that is the c Murder
Speaker 2: record that you did.
Speaker 1: Sea Murder record was on the second album No Limit Top.
Speaker 5: Donk that record that record because because the Death Row
Speaker 5: Niggas was on A Niggas.
Speaker 2: But originally you weren't on that record originally, the original one.
Speaker 1: Originally that's my record.
Speaker 2: There's a version without you though, right.
Speaker 1: No, that originally was my record that you heard two
Speaker 1: different versions.
Speaker 5: So that's why I'm telling you that record was made
Speaker 5: after some ship happened in l A and the Death
Speaker 5: from Niggas tried to get me.
Speaker 2: But there is two versions though, Yeah it is.
Speaker 1: But the version that you heard was the second after
Speaker 1: the fact version. It's ko C did the original. Big
Speaker 1: the nigga that did move bitch to.
Speaker 2: Give it to you. Oh my god, that's what I'm sad.
Speaker 1: You're wrong.
Speaker 2: I thank you. Come on ahead, got when I said
Speaker 2: you you you you you mad threshing right ship my nigga.
Speaker 10: Yeah, y'all got that ship on what y'all little Snoop?
Speaker 10: God damn it. I can't believe we did it. So Snoop,
Speaker 10: we got to marry Jane redsite. We got the married Jane.
Speaker 2: Website, Yeah we do.
Speaker 5: We got the we got the g We got g
Speaker 5: G and popping on Revolt TV. And I got my
Speaker 5: own you know sense situation.
Speaker 2: We're trying to lock me down? Shall I go Overvolt?
Speaker 2: You know what you do?
Speaker 1: But you get paid to play and then you do
Speaker 1: it and you keep it moving and don't get as
Speaker 1: the question.
Speaker 2: They don't get everything. They just get some of the things,
Speaker 2: because you're not gonna find everything, so you're gonna have
Speaker 2: some of the thing. He said, what I'm saying because
Speaker 2: I want to, because I told you that's my nigga too,
Speaker 2: That's what.
Speaker 4: So you got all g guh and we're gonna try
Speaker 4: to host that.
Speaker 5: Definitely, Drink's gonna do it. And you're gonna that ship
Speaker 5: in the backyard somewhere. Man, were just that I did
Speaker 5: you start?
Speaker 1: Yeah? I was watching the news one night and it
Speaker 1: came on. It was a murder. It was something I
Speaker 1: was like, why every time the news come on, it's
Speaker 1: some bad news.
Speaker 2: I've never seen the news come on with well, they
Speaker 2: got to stick or some beautiful.
Speaker 1: From the start.
Speaker 5: The news at work, it's all good news. It's all fun,
Speaker 5: it's all comedy.
Speaker 1: It's all me. And it went from that to where
Speaker 1: it is now.
Speaker 2: That's a fact that's important. The nigga get this dick
Speaker 2: sock in an alley way. God damn it.
Speaker 1: It used to be me.
Speaker 2: I've been married for a long time. For the space
Speaker 2: of me before I was married. You know, my nigga
Speaker 2: snoop yo, come on, get yours out. You know, best
Speaker 2: of my ligas. They provided the liquor. We used. We
Speaker 2: used to have girls here, poor the drinks. What happened?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 5: I'm married too, but I don't mind having sne eye candy.
Speaker 5: I'm just shopping. I'm not buying anything, you know, sometimes.
Speaker 2: A little snoop. You have never got tired of this
Speaker 2: lifestyle of the lifestyle I live. No, No, I mean
Speaker 2: not the lifestyle I live. That's that's a funked up question.
Speaker 4: But I got tired of recording and doing the same
Speaker 4: process that style.
Speaker 1: I have got no see what I'm I became my
Speaker 1: own boss.
Speaker 5: So being your own boss, you make your own rules,
Speaker 5: you play your own plays, and I don't do what
Speaker 5: they do.
Speaker 1: I do what I do.
Speaker 5: So I drop a record when I won't do a movie,
Speaker 5: when I won't shoot TV, when I won't do a
Speaker 5: shoe deal, coach football.
Speaker 1: You understand me. I do what I like when I
Speaker 1: want to like.
Speaker 5: It's like, it's not a script, that's everybody else's script,
Speaker 5: you know. Like if I was in the world of sports,
Speaker 5: I would be my own sport. I wouldn't even be
Speaker 5: I'd be a little bit of basketball, a little bit
Speaker 5: of a soccer, a little bit of golf, a little
Speaker 5: bit of.
Speaker 1: Football, Like, Nigga, what sport are you, Nigga.
Speaker 2: I'm just I'm just that, I'm that sport nigga. Everything right,
Speaker 2: God damnit ke some lawyers still got that magage.
Speaker 9: Listen, this is real shit right then. Okay, Jenny Juice,
Speaker 9: you have niggas in the East Coast.
Speaker 1: You nigga was getting drunk on that ship.
Speaker 2: Yeah, how did this come? Clut ship? This collaboration. Collaboration,
Speaker 2: Jenny Juice.
Speaker 5: Collaboration happened when the nigga was a young nigga seventeen sixteen.
Speaker 1: You really didn't have too much money.
Speaker 5: We used to buy seagrums bumpy Gin bumpy face bottle
Speaker 5: and we used to get a It was a drink
Speaker 5: called super Socco.
Speaker 1: And we used to mix break down with soccle Nigga.
Speaker 1: Super Socco was a soccer drink Nigga, and it was
Speaker 1: like a lemony flavor. You can look it up on Google.
Speaker 2: Nigga looking at played soccer.
Speaker 1: Nigga looked at up.
Speaker 5: Nigga looking at looking up Spanish super Socco looking up
Speaker 5: his Spanish Nigga.
Speaker 1: Super Socco was was.
Speaker 5: A mix that we used to mix it with, so
Speaker 5: it gave it a different kind of lemony flavor, and
Speaker 5: then we went to orange juice. And then once we
Speaker 5: mixed it with orange juice, we started doing gin and juice,
Speaker 5: and then from jin and juice it became a record
Speaker 5: because it was like we heard the old song. Half
Speaker 5: Dead used to always sing old songs and he would
Speaker 5: put new words to us. So the song was walking
Speaker 5: down the street watching ladies, cool by watching you. He
Speaker 5: took van and put rolling down the street smoking and
Speaker 5: sipping on gin and juice.
Speaker 2: So he he did that.
Speaker 1: But then we got David Ruffin Jr. To actually sing
Speaker 1: it on the ouse makes.
Speaker 4: A lay sloop flossing on us. Yeah, that shit is real.
Speaker 4: What do you go about the song? That's the fact check. Yeah,
Speaker 4: but they got in the bottle too. See what it
Speaker 4: looked like in the bottle.
Speaker 1: That's it. You found the brand.
Speaker 2: That's that's the hazard. It sounds he's called.
Speaker 1: Off that nigga found facts the bottle.
Speaker 2: In the bottle, nigga, you know we do, you.
Speaker 4: Know, we're like the black Howard Stearns listened to excuse me,
Speaker 4: the black Latino. Howard Sterns come Latino too, goddamn it.
Speaker 2: Of course but we're all together, man, so it has
Speaker 2: you still you still you're still looking for that I
Speaker 2: got it.
Speaker 1: Let me say.
Speaker 5: That, you know, like like last Bottom, it's like from
Speaker 5: the eighties looking in the eighties.
Speaker 1: Listen the eighties. Go back to the eighties.
Speaker 2: You are Prestoriedno, go to God. Damn it.
Speaker 5: Let's make a noise for stup being prehistoric. Now, you
Speaker 5: know what I respect. I told damn dash that motherfucking
Speaker 5: paid it for. It was one of the most gangster
Speaker 5: movies I've ever seen in my life. You know, for
Speaker 5: one reason, because I was a drug dealer around that term.
Speaker 5: I never was like money making mentioning them, but I
Speaker 5: always wanted to be like them niggas. I was that
Speaker 5: little nigga that was getting it on the po And
Speaker 5: to see a movie like that was so motherfucking aspiring
Speaker 5: and so so deaf to fine to see the relationship
Speaker 5: ship and see how cutthroat that ship was, and it
Speaker 5: really was like that in real life. It was a
Speaker 5: great learning experience too to watch that movie for the
Speaker 5: educational reasons as well.
Speaker 4: And you know what, you know, your cousin Dad, which
Speaker 4: I love, He sat head. He said he wanted to
Speaker 4: do Colors Part two in New York, and I really
Speaker 4: needed to direct that movie. I just wanted to throw
Speaker 4: that out there just the time you see him, listen,
Speaker 4: I want to direct that because you know what that
Speaker 4: was the most genius is ship Like I loved at
Speaker 4: Dads and you know, me and Dad we just get
Speaker 4: high together. When he said that to me, I was like,
Speaker 4: this nigga way smarter than me. I was like, said,
Speaker 4: I'm gonna do Colors Part two and I was like
Speaker 4: what he said, but in New York, I was like,
Speaker 4: she's a still nigga. I need to I'm gonna buy
Speaker 4: that movie. Like, let's say whatever I gotta do, let's
Speaker 4: do it.
Speaker 1: Negotiate.
Speaker 16: Negotiate has been the only the only guests have been
Speaker 16: on here twice. But but but snoop, So let me
Speaker 16: ask you, so what that being said? Like what gangs
Speaker 16: being it's origin being from where you come from. And
Speaker 16: now I don't know if you know, but how big that.
Speaker 2: Shit is in New York, Miami and everywhere? Did you
Speaker 2: ever see that? Or a gang is like hip hop?
Speaker 5: Right, it's fun, it's exciting, it looks like it's easy
Speaker 5: to do. You can do it with your friends, and
Speaker 5: it becomes something of representation of who you are, and
Speaker 5: it's a replication of who you are. So it's supposed
Speaker 5: to travel. It's supposed to go from city to city.
Speaker 5: Just imagine if hip hop would have stayed in the Bronx,
Speaker 5: you would have never got it. I wouldn't never got it,
Speaker 5: it wouldn't win nowhere exactly. So gang banging is supposed
Speaker 5: to spread. It's supposed to travel because it's like it's
Speaker 5: some great ship in gangs.
Speaker 3: I think if somebody wanted the easy travel guides of
Speaker 3: how it all spread, listened to some of the vacation
Speaker 3: from ice Q.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, that's that's one of the perfect examples. Like
Speaker 5: a nigga setting up shopping one of those cities. You
Speaker 5: go to a city where you know niggas is not
Speaker 5: as fast as La, but they will. You know, they
Speaker 5: influenced by you know, they they love what they see
Speaker 5: because LA. Remember it's movies that's been made on us,
Speaker 5: like from Colors to Boys in the Hood. So we
Speaker 5: have the perfect blueprint to what it is to be
Speaker 5: a gangster. So when you have a gangster from La
Speaker 5: come to your city and impress you and show you
Speaker 5: what it is and give you the rules and the regulations.
Speaker 5: It's easy to influence others and to make them pick
Speaker 5: that culture up and make it theirs, just like hip hop.
Speaker 1: Hip hop was born and bred in the Bronx, but
Speaker 1: it made it way.
Speaker 2: It's made its way the world everywhere.
Speaker 5: And when they got to Long Beach, I grabbed a
Speaker 5: hold of it and I wanted to do that more
Speaker 5: than gang Bang.
Speaker 1: So eventually it's gonna do the same thing.
Speaker 5: You know, hip hop will will move in again and
Speaker 5: overwhelm because the people that ain't from La where it
Speaker 5: originated from, they had a couple of years behind with
Speaker 5: the gang banger, so they don't understand that we at
Speaker 5: the point that we know how to converse, we know
Speaker 5: how to communicate.
Speaker 1: Bloods and crips hang out and kick it.
Speaker 5: So once they get that part, then they don't understand
Speaker 5: that it's really a real brotherhood. And I'm seeing that
Speaker 5: with all these marches, and you see in bloods and
Speaker 5: crips all over the world tying their rags together because
Speaker 5: they following what they see us do and we leave
Speaker 5: by example. So if we put the right foundation, now
Speaker 5: they're gonna walk the great path.
Speaker 4: But do you think that like hip hop if us
Speaker 4: come to this, this is what I've been preaching on
Speaker 4: this podcast. I think this is like a twenty third episode.
Speaker 2: Now this will be a twenty four, This will be
Speaker 2: or twenty four. But what I've been preaching is hip
Speaker 2: hop shit registered as a race.
Speaker 4: What I mean by that is, you know, we might
Speaker 4: not win as a black race, but there's people like
Speaker 4: Mars Coscuelli that people who feel like they're part of
Speaker 4: hip hop.
Speaker 2: Would they not be a part of our race? You
Speaker 2: think that is that something that we shouldn't like as
Speaker 2: hip hop?
Speaker 5: Well, hip hop don't have a race to it because
Speaker 5: it's a it's a feeling exactly, you know what.
Speaker 1: Don't have no color to it either, because it's all
Speaker 1: about the feeling.
Speaker 5: It's been some motherfuckers that I have relationships with in
Speaker 5: hip hop that got most sold than the average niggas
Speaker 5: you could expect, and they scared. Ain't nowhere near dark
Speaker 5: as Mar right. So I just feel like you right
Speaker 5: about that as far as it should be some sort
Speaker 5: of membership or some sort.
Speaker 2: Of because this is what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: I'm sorry to cut you off because people get that
Speaker 4: they want to kill me when I cut my guests off.
Speaker 4: But what I'm saying is sometimes it's like a thig
Speaker 4: of like let's just say Nate Dogg, God bless his soul.
Speaker 4: Say if Nate Dogg was still alive and then something
Speaker 4: happened in Nake dog we should be it should be
Speaker 4: a union that's already established or ready to take care of.
Speaker 2: Him its own set. That's that's what we've been speaking about.
Speaker 2: What you think about that.
Speaker 5: I love that idea and I love the fact that
Speaker 5: we even could speak on that because we got the
Speaker 5: platform and we're.
Speaker 2: Not speaking like if we were broke niggas, this conversation
Speaker 2: would be.
Speaker 1: Fucked up because it was sounding like.
Speaker 2: Niggas ain't broke. He we okay, that's us being okay.
Speaker 5: Actually what we are with a voice for those who
Speaker 5: can't speak exactly, you know what I'm saying, trying to
Speaker 5: provide something for those who don't have or may not
Speaker 5: have the opportunity to conde continue to be successful. So
Speaker 5: it's told be since they paved a way for them
Speaker 5: for their hard work and dedication. We just like the NFL,
Speaker 5: the NBA, all of that, we just don't have a
Speaker 5: don't we don't have a commissioner or anybody to answer to.
Speaker 5: And that's one thing that I don't think we need
Speaker 5: because that's the only thing that I see fucked up
Speaker 5: about the NBA and the NFL, that they got some
Speaker 5: motherfucking answer to that ain't inhuman you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: So it should be, you know, on.
Speaker 5: The level of playing field of where we all agree
Speaker 5: to disagree and we we know we commission ourselves and
Speaker 5: we boss ourselves.
Speaker 1: I don't like answering to nobody.
Speaker 5: I got a problem with that, especially if you don't
Speaker 5: know more than me, if you ain't position better than me,
Speaker 5: I really got a problem with answering to you.
Speaker 2: But if hip hop unionized, we would be a voting block.
Speaker 1: I get that part.
Speaker 5: But it's gonna have to be somebody, yep, that's in control.
Speaker 5: And Russell Simmons is a great guy, but it ain't
Speaker 5: here right.
Speaker 2: But Prodigy had he he didn't like the idea of that.
Speaker 3: What was his Do you remember his argument for the
Speaker 3: whole Prodigy No, I'm sorry having I keep saying Prodigy Havoc.
Speaker 3: Havoc didn't like the idea of that of us unionizing
Speaker 3: or no, that's because.
Speaker 2: He's retarding the thing about it is this. Listen, listen,
Speaker 2: you should have an argument though he has this. This
Speaker 2: is what we all need to listen, This is what
Speaker 2: we all need to do. We all need to have
Speaker 2: each other's back.
Speaker 4: Yes, because at the end of the day, Snoop, listen,
Speaker 4: my grandmother no Stoop is Wow. I have two grandmothers
Speaker 4: who know SLOOPI is and they both dead, but they
Speaker 4: still know who Stupid is. Fat makes an.
Speaker 1: Grandmother grandma.
Speaker 4: They both knew who Stow was. That's a fact, that right.
Speaker 4: So what I'm saying is all right. But maybe both
Speaker 4: of my grandmothers I know who Coolio is. Maybe both
Speaker 4: of my grandmothers know who mc hamm is.
Speaker 2: May guess what.
Speaker 1: I'm not.
Speaker 4: Don't want anything at those brothers, but I know Snooper
Speaker 4: is okay. My other grandmothers don't know if Hammer Coolio
Speaker 4: is okay. Shouldn't there be something that says when they're
Speaker 4: not okay, we need to come in and we say, Slim,
Speaker 4: you sold thirty million records, you put your fucking money
Speaker 4: in the g string.
Speaker 2: You fucked up, but we got you, and not only them,
Speaker 2: but people like you know who's the.
Speaker 4: Real rhyme niggas you know, you know exhibits for l
Speaker 4: A and the motherfucker there's true life from New York
Speaker 4: and ship.
Speaker 2: If she ain't never work out, it should be a
Speaker 2: program to take care of You're.
Speaker 5: Right now, you tell me, no, no, you you got
Speaker 5: the right here my mind. It's just a matter of
Speaker 5: who can actually execute that.
Speaker 2: Great organization can help me?
Speaker 1: That plan is.
Speaker 5: Excellent, that's an awesome plan, but who can actually make
Speaker 5: that plan come to life? It really see to it.
Speaker 5: Niggas like you and they got to see to it
Speaker 5: that it can on you.
Speaker 1: It gotta go.
Speaker 2: Because throw on you too much. It was too much.
Speaker 1: That's a lot man, my shoulders.
Speaker 4: I don't know if I can carry, but listen, bring
Speaker 4: it to the meet. But that's what I'm saying. In
Speaker 4: a hip hop councole. As long as somebody, as long
Speaker 4: as we try to bear something together, because at the
Speaker 4: end of the day, we gotta keep working. If you're
Speaker 4: not working, then you shouldn't be involved. And we don't
Speaker 4: want to take care of the people who's lazy. H
Speaker 4: We want to take care of the people who dedicated
Speaker 4: their life fifteen ten years and they still got a
Speaker 4: struggle to pay their rent.
Speaker 2: Them dudes should be taken. But that's why I think
Speaker 2: take their pictures because every day.
Speaker 8: Anybody does an actor, you could be a b roll,
Speaker 8: you could be a but hip hop we need to say.
Speaker 2: That's why I think SAG is a perfect model for
Speaker 2: what could happen in hip hop.
Speaker 1: Right, somebody just got to put that thing down. Man.
Speaker 5: You know it's a great idea. But you know one thing,
Speaker 5: one thing about niggas, man, we don't believe it.
Speaker 1: We believe it.
Speaker 2: Right, So what's the next thing for Snoop Dogg? Right now?
Speaker 2: Right now?
Speaker 4: We know you had every look at in the universe.
Speaker 4: You had every slipper in the universe. I bought like
Speaker 4: nineteen thousand dollars worth for slippers and.
Speaker 2: He started the slipper gas. Let's just get's been quite
Speaker 2: honest here. So what's next for Snoop Dogg? Right now?
Speaker 2: And let me get let me get let me get
Speaker 2: your rope over that, let me get that he's a rock.
Speaker 2: Whi's one of these I was gonna get that. I'll
Speaker 2: take this one.
Speaker 5: This nigga roach is my whole blunt just for the record, Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 5: what's the next for Snoop dog.
Speaker 1: Uh oh oh yeah, I got an artist named October London.
Speaker 2: You forgot this nigga name. Let's make some noise for
Speaker 2: his name.
Speaker 1: What's he from?
Speaker 5: This nigga from Indiana. This nigga's a rebirth of Morning.
Speaker 5: I heard you on the Moles spoke about him. You
Speaker 5: don't forget this.
Speaker 2: This nigga, this special man. This nigga is special.
Speaker 5: So he got a song called black Man in America
Speaker 5: that we're about there dropping about two days. Yeah, okay,
Speaker 5: so heavy act. He got a mini movie. I just
Speaker 5: shot on him. Just trying to do my thing. Me
Speaker 5: and Jazzy Faith, we do it all together. It's called
Speaker 5: cat like music. Jazz Faith brought him to me. It's
Speaker 5: collaboration with me and Jazzy God.
Speaker 2: Damn man, Snoop Snoop is doing so much. Listen, man,
Speaker 2: we're gonna do a movie together.
Speaker 1: And yeah, we need to. I told you that.
Speaker 5: I told you you hell ak you ship. I love
Speaker 5: your acci. Every time I see you on Scream, I'm like,
Speaker 5: this is a bad motherfucker. He don't even know you're
Speaker 5: bad mother fucker.
Speaker 1: You know you don't know?
Speaker 2: Do you know? In New York? That rack is like
Speaker 2: the ultimate crypt drake. Do you know that? Yeah, well,
Speaker 2: I mean yeah, look it's and it's a blue dot.
Speaker 2: I don't know if you know that. I ain't. I
Speaker 2: ain't gonna. I think you used to take a sip
Speaker 2: New York, just just just because the best look, I
Speaker 2: call Puffy.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna have to call Puffy and see if he
Speaker 1: got a few dollars.
Speaker 2: You know that you didn't know that story. No, I
Speaker 2: didn't know that your Corroc came in here and he
Speaker 2: would out over there. Right, let's make about came in here.
Speaker 1: You will be drinking.
Speaker 2: I don't drink corrupt, he loves, but you did drink
Speaker 2: a couple of drinks for you. He took, He did drink,
Speaker 2: he drank. He took five shots on my line. He
Speaker 2: took four shots.
Speaker 1: Four shots and he's ever taken whatever did four shots?
Speaker 2: Fifty fifty and we don't drink at all. We got
Speaker 2: fifty four shots the five.
Speaker 5: See one thing about you smoke five. You won't make
Speaker 5: a nigga break the law, but you're making a nigga
Speaker 5: bend a long ye.
Speaker 2: We gotta put that in the commercial. Let me just
Speaker 2: let me live.
Speaker 4: I'm listening in front of everybody. Let me just say something, man.
Speaker 4: From the beginning of my career, I never knew you guys.
Speaker 4: You guys did the New York, New York thing. I
Speaker 4: didn't know if y'all was this us or not, but
Speaker 4: I just felt like it was an opportunity. So I
Speaker 4: went out there. I did it, and for the first
Speaker 4: day I ever met you, I regretted what I did,
Speaker 4: but I knew you understand what I did.
Speaker 5: Understand y'all respected your I always shouted out the niggas
Speaker 5: that was hard to meet.
Speaker 1: Nigga.
Speaker 5: You was always one of the niggas because you didn't
Speaker 5: give a fuck. You did what I would have did. Nigga,
Speaker 5: you just wanted You took it the wrong way, nigga,
Speaker 5: like you was supposed to.
Speaker 2: Nigga.
Speaker 1: Nigga, I took it the wrong way. Nigga. I thought
Speaker 1: you were saying, we'll get.
Speaker 5: You the explanation, and I get that to say the
Speaker 5: same thing as the bone, because it's just a gangster ship.
Speaker 1: Because we respect that.
Speaker 2: Ship, could always have, always will and to this day
Speaker 2: we still because people trying to call us old niggas.
Speaker 2: That's why we don't interview new niggas, right We just
Speaker 2: want to call us old niggas, right, But that's okay.
Speaker 2: Y'all got your own market.
Speaker 4: We all knew who going to interview elliotts The niggas
Speaker 4: is boring as far we have no trains on this
Speaker 4: episode of Trades. We came to see Snoop and you
Speaker 4: know what, Listen, we don't have no trains overhead. God damn,
Speaker 4: it makes no noise, no trade.
Speaker 2: Listen.
Speaker 4: We did what we gotta do, Snoop. Is no way
Speaker 4: we could ever repay you. We've sat here, do all
Speaker 4: the questions we keep you. I think I feel like
Speaker 4: e Fn, e FN got one more question. He's just
Speaker 4: looking at me like, don't you did ended?
Speaker 2: He tried.
Speaker 1: With the smoking, trying to duck and down.
Speaker 2: Smoking every day. He gave you a thank you, But
Speaker 2: I want to say, like to me, this is a milestone.
Speaker 2: That's what's God.
Speaker 3: And I represent the DJ here. You know, we're we're
Speaker 3: the people that are not seeing behind the scenes and.
Speaker 1: The culture unseeen but well heard.
Speaker 2: But we're here. We're here, and I wrapped all the
Speaker 2: DJ shout out to all the motherfucking DJs out here
Speaker 2: and your projects was always a pleasure for all of
Speaker 2: the DJs, the samples, you picked, the artists you worked with,
Speaker 2: everything across the board. I told you the remixes, everything up.
Speaker 2: There was the one joint of was it the Red
Speaker 2: Eye remix of? Was it g Thing?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Damn, you got heat. I got the record and you
Speaker 2: had to play it on a forty five speed.
Speaker 1: You got heat. I got one more question, you got het.
Speaker 2: I got one more question. Let me take you finish.
Speaker 2: I'm just saying, on behalf of the DJ, thank you, Snoop,
Speaker 2: on behalf of the DJ.
Speaker 5: Thank y'all for playing my ship, for giving me a shot,
Speaker 5: for putting me in rotation, for fucking with me, for
Speaker 5: spreading it, for passing it on to the next DJ,
Speaker 5: for mixing it, putting into the mixed shows, playing me
Speaker 5: in the strip, clubs, on the radio station, all of
Speaker 5: the books.
Speaker 1: Man, I love the DJs, you understand me. I respect
Speaker 1: the DJ. The MC ain't nothing without him.
Speaker 2: So still Dre Day, which is one of my favorite records.
Speaker 2: Not not of this. I'm not I'm gonna take another
Speaker 2: one of your roaches. As you should look at this,
Speaker 2: Nigga rokes. It is a whole block.
Speaker 1: It's a wholesome.
Speaker 2: This nigga. This nigga Dreda was also the Lucas right, no, no, no, yeah,
Speaker 2: still Dre.
Speaker 5: About you're talking about Still Drew, Still Dre Day who
Speaker 5: was the one on the Chronic Eye.
Speaker 1: Steal. Dre was on two thousand and one.
Speaker 2: Yeah, over he was going bananas and the records. We
Speaker 2: want to go there first? You want to go I
Speaker 2: just did not.
Speaker 10: It was.
Speaker 5: But it was such a hot no, no, let me
Speaker 5: tell you about that would look right. So I'm jumping
Speaker 5: in this when I'm a young nigga. So at this time,
Speaker 5: Luke said something about Dre. Ten Dog said SOMETHINGO Dre.
Speaker 5: There's a bunch of niggas that was talking about Dre
Speaker 5: because some shit he had went through. So I was
Speaker 5: just a young goon. I was like, funk all them niggas.
Speaker 1: I jumped in. It was dissing them niggas.
Speaker 5: And in the event of dissing these niggas, I didn't
Speaker 5: realize who was real and who was faking the wipe industry.
Speaker 5: We ran up on Luka and them and seeing them
Speaker 5: at a convention and found out.
Speaker 1: How real was.
Speaker 5: Immediately J shout out to Uncle immediately, do you remember long?
Speaker 5: So I hadn't been outside us, so I didn't know
Speaker 5: that they made state.
Speaker 2: Do you remember the record? They made a record? It
Speaker 2: was Cowards and Day the record.
Speaker 5: What I'm saying, But let me tell you about after
Speaker 5: that though, So we go to it. Now we come
Speaker 5: back to Miami. Right this time, I'm just Snoop Dogg
Speaker 5: and a dog. Now, no security. I just got the
Speaker 5: homies with me. So Luke sent a car to get
Speaker 5: me this how gangst you this nigga is he sent
Speaker 5: a car to give me limo bring me to the club.
Speaker 5: All kind of bitches laying out for a nigga like nigga,
Speaker 5: I love you, nigga, ain't nothing move you, wool boom, go.
Speaker 1: Back to l A. He come to my house, we
Speaker 1: make a record.
Speaker 5: We forged a relationship with this nigga, Luke to where
Speaker 5: it's like this one of the realist niggas we ever met.
Speaker 5: So I had to learn to not disrespect niggas that
Speaker 5: I didn't know so quick without knowing who the fuck
Speaker 5: I'm talking about, see, because that rapt sure to get
Speaker 5: you fucked up if you don't know who you're talking about.
Speaker 5: And see a lot of niggas don't know that they
Speaker 5: quickly be like this bitch ass nigga. Fuck that nigga.
Speaker 1: You better check that nigga resume and see what you're about.
Speaker 2: For d you better really see what he and Detroit
Speaker 2: and it's not gonna happen. Knock.
Speaker 1: You gotta know who you're talking about.
Speaker 5: And it was just a blessing that Luke was a
Speaker 5: was a genuine grown ass man, and he was able
Speaker 5: to see past the ignorance that we.
Speaker 1: Had the game us. We became friends.
Speaker 5: We fucked when he played football against Hi because he
Speaker 5: coached about you.
Speaker 1: So it was it was come on, man said, it's
Speaker 1: my nigga. Man, I love uncle Loki.
Speaker 4: So this is the last question, Snoop, because you did
Speaker 4: everything we asked us to do. But listen, Snoop, I've
Speaker 4: never seen listen. I'm on my seventh life, you on
Speaker 4: your twenty seventh life, which wens. I've seen you transition,
Speaker 4: seen people count you out, seen people do that, see
Speaker 4: people do that to me for like seventeen times.
Speaker 2: You're on twenty seven. I'm following you. How do you
Speaker 2: continue stay here and say this is what the fuck
Speaker 2: I'm gonna do.
Speaker 1: I made myself a boss. But and I'm just gonna
Speaker 1: tell you the truth.
Speaker 5: It's like when I first started making money, Jimmy Ivan
Speaker 5: came to me and he told me, say, buy a studio.
Speaker 5: And when I bought a studio, I was able to create.
Speaker 5: It was like buying a sack, and instead of buying
Speaker 5: a sack, I bought a a factory where I was
Speaker 5: the sack. Right, you get what I'm saying. So you
Speaker 5: have to whatever you love, you gotta be able to
Speaker 5: surround yourself with it. And when I surrounded myself with
Speaker 5: what I love, the spirit of what I love keeps
Speaker 5: me doing with what I love. So it's never why
Speaker 5: am I doing it? Do I ever wanna stop doing it?
Speaker 5: This is all I know how to do. So i'm'a
Speaker 5: keep doing it, and i'm'a do it to the point
Speaker 5: to where it feels good to me. And it's never
Speaker 5: all this old nigga need to sit down somewhere.
Speaker 2: Mm.
Speaker 5: It's like Uncle Snoop when you come up with some
Speaker 5: more shit. You know, the transition is from young mc
Speaker 5: bg og uncle Snoop. That's a beautiful transition for me.
Speaker 2: God damn, it makes your snoop.
Speaker 4: There's no other way I could say anything else, but
Speaker 4: thank you, thank you for sitting down with us.
Speaker 2: And you're gonna keep he gonna keep smoking, We're gonna
Speaker 2: keep talking. Man.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's motivation.
Speaker 2: So listen to I was trying to hold it goodbye
Speaker 2: by This is called CBE. I don't believe. But listen.
Speaker 2: How much pussy did you get there? Doggy style. Let's
Speaker 2: just keep it real.
Speaker 4: Even if you ain't fuck the pussy, you just got
Speaker 4: the pussy and you send it off to the other people.
Speaker 2: Come on, sup, talk about that pussy got.
Speaker 1: That doggy still?
Speaker 2: You know what the pussy that came you know what pussy?
Speaker 2: God damn it. Come on, sloop, those those dogs discussed that.
Speaker 5: I'm gonna say, you know what, when it came the most,
Speaker 5: and you probably gonna you ain't gonna believe me, but
Speaker 5: I'm gonna tell you the truth.
Speaker 1: It came the most.
Speaker 5: One too, probably got on there for a record because
Speaker 5: I had another nigga that was a player just like me,
Speaker 5: that knew how to play.
Speaker 2: Because you was knocking these other niggas bitches exactly. This
Speaker 2: even this niggah.
Speaker 1: Pocket, this nigga knock one of my main bitches.
Speaker 2: Man. Talk about so you had your main bitch. She wasn't.
Speaker 5: My main bitch was a little bit she was. She's
Speaker 5: a movie star, bitch, Ryan, she's the movie star bitch.
Speaker 5: We won't say her name because we're gonna protect the inn.
Speaker 2: Yeah, let's do so that protected.
Speaker 1: She's a movie star bitch. Ry. Pocket is on the
Speaker 1: throw out.
Speaker 5: So the bitches in the hoop lock because everybody wants
Speaker 5: to meet my nigga. You understand me, and you know
Speaker 5: I ain't no motherfucking hater. I don't know how to block.
Speaker 5: I get out the way. So the bitch, like you
Speaker 5: understand me, I would love to meet to Pocket if.
Speaker 1: That's all right with you. I'm like, bitch is gonna
Speaker 1: always be alright?
Speaker 2: Now what state were in? We was in l A. Okay,
Speaker 2: continue listen where all the stars is at all the stars.
Speaker 1: So now one night I'm in the club and uh,
Speaker 1: the bitch is there, and pot see the bitch. He's like, man,
Speaker 1: I want to meet that bitch.
Speaker 2: Man. I say, hey, man, that's exactly how he described
Speaker 2: the bitch.
Speaker 1: That's my bitch.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 5: I'll kind of introduce you to her. I walks over
Speaker 5: to him right and say, bitch, this is a Tupac.
Speaker 5: Tupac meet the bitch, so you know, he meets the bitch.
Speaker 5: You know, I walks off because you know, it ain't
Speaker 5: my job to stand there and see if they're gonna
Speaker 5: talk and they kids or whatnot, take a picture. I
Speaker 5: walks off like a real player. I guess they exchange numbers.
Speaker 5: I don't know, so you understand me. A few weeks later,
Speaker 5: I'm trying to, you know, slide by and go see
Speaker 5: her because you know, she's a side piece to me.
Speaker 5: So I'm trying to go see her on the late
Speaker 5: night like I normally do.
Speaker 1: You don't leave that back.
Speaker 5: Door open, and I'm like, what's in it? I'm finished
Speaker 5: slide through. You know what I'm saying, leave that back
Speaker 5: this all open, and the bitch hit me with I
Speaker 5: don't think park would like that.
Speaker 6: This girl was Madonna for the record, right for the record,
Speaker 6: this girl we talked about for That's what the bitch said, Madonna.
Speaker 1: No, that wasn't Hey, that wasn't Madonna. That look the
Speaker 1: nigga na.
Speaker 2: This is.
Speaker 1: You don't think I'm making this ship up.
Speaker 5: I'm doing Saturday Night Live in New York, niggas documented nigga.
Speaker 5: When I had that Tommy Hill figure shirt on the red,
Speaker 5: white and blue, and blew the motherfucker up. The shirt
Speaker 5: sold like a motherfucker.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 5: So the nigga part, come and see me here in
Speaker 5: New York. He bring me some weed and he comes
Speaker 5: backstage with the bitch.
Speaker 2: Madonna's Madonna with Madonna for real, for real, about to
Speaker 2: feel like Madonna. Man, he brought the bitch to Saturday night.
Speaker 5: He was knocking the bitch man because he brought me
Speaker 5: some mud man and he had the bitch on his own, man,
Speaker 5: and he wasn't even.
Speaker 2: Like flossing the bitch.
Speaker 1: He had a right here this way, Tupac and Big
Speaker 1: Daddy came the other way around. Tupac had Madonna.
Speaker 17: Manud, this is this is this is the park, yo,
Speaker 17: cat you a hawk in advance.
Speaker 15: Come on, this is park God ship you from for
Speaker 15: he got a cousins, all of them. Yeah, he said
Speaker 15: a sour though, come on deep in my family. Yeah,
Speaker 15: thank you, thank you, thank you, yo. Goddamn your snoop.
Speaker 2: That was heavy, right, you gave what's crazy to them
Speaker 2: last two right there? That was crazy. I couldn't believe
Speaker 2: you were gonna do that.
Speaker 1: No, I'm serious, man, that's how the ship went, damn manute.
Speaker 5: And one thing about me and my player game when
Speaker 5: it comes to me and the women, when I was
Speaker 5: out there, like I was really fashionably suit for the game, man,
Speaker 5: Like once upon a time I walked the red carpet
Speaker 5: man with two bitches on the leash.
Speaker 2: Man, this is documented, man.
Speaker 4: Hold on, I got the Favorite Player Award card with
Speaker 4: your ship gold.
Speaker 5: But did you hear what I said, man, the red
Speaker 5: carpet man with two bitches on the leash, And they
Speaker 5: didn't say one fucking word.
Speaker 2: I'm talking about. This ship is documented, man.
Speaker 5: Somebody, somebody pull up that that picture, that footage of
Speaker 5: Snoop with two bitches on the leash to money, Please
Speaker 5: pull me.
Speaker 2: Do we have any you have to mind our manners?
Speaker 2: We have no matters. Do you have any Prince or
Speaker 2: Michael Jackson's stories? Yeah? You and I know you got
Speaker 2: print stories. You see, you've seen, you've seen.
Speaker 1: I mean not, they ain't really worth telling, man. They
Speaker 1: I had a different kind of you.
Speaker 5: Know, relationship with those two two guys by because it
Speaker 5: was more about the mutual respect that I had for
Speaker 5: them as musicians to where I kind of like it
Speaker 5: when if I was around them, niggas, I would like
Speaker 5: put my weed up and you know, have that kind of.
Speaker 2: Respect for him. Niggas never put his weed up for them.
Speaker 1: They were like for them, niggas, let's describe that situation.
Speaker 5: Would you have more respect for if you had to
Speaker 5: pick it wasn't like it was more this is this
Speaker 5: is why I have respect.
Speaker 1: I have respect for this motherfucking pimp and.
Speaker 2: Get at it. Get a little.
Speaker 5: You see that two bitches on the leash and they
Speaker 5: didn't say a motherfucking we walke the red carpet. It
Speaker 5: was like, so up, what is your mom going to say?
Speaker 5: I said, the bitches ain't gonna say nothing. I said,
Speaker 5: you're not sunnna to start asking. But look at what
Speaker 5: they look like though they Is there some bad bitches
Speaker 5: or is there some trash holds?
Speaker 2: Man?
Speaker 1: Man?
Speaker 2: You know, put it back up, man.
Speaker 1: This one of a nigga was a young goon.
Speaker 2: Man. I was a young.
Speaker 5: Let me look at myself real quick, man. Wasn't nobody
Speaker 5: doing these bitches didn't even have brawls on man. I
Speaker 5: think that was then empty V awards or something. And
Speaker 5: they couldn't believe how nigga went up in there, man.
Speaker 5: I fell up in that motherfucker like that that night
Speaker 5: with a leash man. And then when I sat down,
Speaker 5: guess what, I made the bitches stand up with the
Speaker 5: leash on while I'm sitting down.
Speaker 1: Reverse dog. You know, normally you make the dog sit down,
Speaker 1: bitch stand up.
Speaker 5: The dog gonna sit down and the bitch gonna stand up.
Speaker 2: That's called reverse dog. We heard a reverse piment. I
Speaker 2: made a reverse We've never heard a reverse dog. Dot's
Speaker 2: make some noise your reverse door.
Speaker 5: When you take two bitches on the leash, you walk
Speaker 5: them down the red carpet and when you get to
Speaker 5: your seat, you sit down and you making bitches stand up.
Speaker 2: In the app we're putting it on TMG. You have
Speaker 2: the first twin. You know who the twin is. He's
Speaker 2: a nigga. He drinks fake activists to change on him,
Speaker 2: I can't afford to change le Yeah, because he drinks.
Speaker 2: You take lean for real. Don't talk to him to
Speaker 2: leave alone. Listen, listen, give me some fuck with snoop class.
Speaker 5: Your bloodsuckingham gonna be something bowing me your carding autum
Speaker 5: for us.
Speaker 4: The little he's gonna be something you drink factivists tell
Speaker 4: him it's called caracol people cara cool.
Speaker 1: What do ain't make you feel like? I never drunk
Speaker 1: that ship?
Speaker 2: I'm so snoop.
Speaker 1: Would it make you feel like.
Speaker 2: I don't know, like like you smoked like a thousand
Speaker 2: fucking blunts, like when it's the end of the day.
Speaker 2: You know what I'm saying, You smooke man blunts. You're
Speaker 2: already like.
Speaker 1: At that time episodes you do you want to have
Speaker 1: sex when you.
Speaker 2: Lean, man, you just want to get hanged.
Speaker 1: That just has Yeah, you don't want to move your head.
Speaker 2: You want to be you want to be like this.
Speaker 1: But that's not something that's not about I guess when
Speaker 1: we were young, we just was in the here too.
Speaker 2: Listen, listen now, can I talk to you? Yes, I
Speaker 2: want to end it because I loved it. We just
Speaker 2: took it. These young brothers they drinking lean, they can't
Speaker 2: even fuck they they bit I'm thirty eight years old, snooke.
Speaker 2: So you're saying that the one you want to keep
Speaker 2: that holy young niggas. I'll be coming out. I hang
Speaker 2: out with them, and they bitches come and say, slime.
Speaker 2: You still are.
Speaker 1: This long dig daddy, Big big dangler, the whole stranger.
Speaker 2: But I don't. I don't because I'm married. I feel
Speaker 2: what I'm trying to say is, is the new generation
Speaker 2: too much hooked on drugs.
Speaker 5: I think the new generation, the new generation is doing
Speaker 5: what every generation before them has been. They we've just
Speaker 5: been just repeating itself. It's just a matter of they
Speaker 5: have to understand that, don't let the drug. Do you
Speaker 5: you understand understanding that? Well, you can't be in control.
Speaker 1: No more.
Speaker 5: One thing about my era. When I became a rapper,
Speaker 5: I was an ex cocaine dealer. So my mission was
Speaker 5: to get rid of cocaine and to bring weed to
Speaker 5: the forefront. So my mission has been accomplished because now
Speaker 5: weed is legalizing the whole globe and it's coming slowly
Speaker 5: but surely to a hood near you.
Speaker 2: So that yeah, you said, was it? Was? It? Powder?
Speaker 2: Was a crack?
Speaker 1: I sold crank.
Speaker 2: Okay, I sold that, hula. You want something?
Speaker 1: I sold that.
Speaker 2: The crack ruler trying to lose way hula. Yes, I'm sorry,
Speaker 2: trick daddy friend. They smoke crack over we smoked.
Speaker 5: Don't they call that a primo? When they put that
Speaker 5: inside of a joint, they put a break on a
Speaker 5: little bit.
Speaker 2: And you hear about how Miami niggas. Miami niggas get.
Speaker 2: They keep it brea, they.
Speaker 1: Do their thing.
Speaker 5: They smoked that dam and they that gagsous a motherfucker there.
Speaker 2: I respect.
Speaker 5: I respected three or five and the real motherfucking way
Speaker 5: they different. No, I respect the.
Speaker 2: Niggas late that because he's been coming out here in
Speaker 2: twenty years.
Speaker 1: I fox with him.
Speaker 2: We just saw our dazz lives out here, Miami lace. Listen,
Speaker 2: that's that nigga cousin.
Speaker 4: They fucked our head up when he said that don't
Speaker 4: know the niggas his first cousin into blood.
Speaker 2: That's this blood. Yeah, but dad, I said that, I
Speaker 2: sat down.
Speaker 4: These niggas been out here so snooping ever as long
Speaker 4: as I've been out here and you're my relative. Niggas
Speaker 4: got damn makes a noise met then.
Speaker 2: What do you do?
Speaker 4: So you know I can't take you enough shitting down
Speaker 4: with us smoking. I'm not gonna lie. I want to smoke.
Speaker 4: You got another road or blood?
Speaker 2: Can't give me? Just fifty ship right here, f vodka
Speaker 2: that's evak can we we got this ship and we
Speaker 2: got puppy ship. Listen, from the table.
Speaker 1: Check slip, look so right, so puppy, they ain't supposed
Speaker 1: to be this close to.
Speaker 2: Don't about got which one which one?
Speaker 1: Bust the nigga over the heads, but one of them
Speaker 1: because check.
Speaker 4: Listen, listen, listen. A lot a lot of people can
Speaker 4: do what we just did right now. We sat down
Speaker 4: and talked to the boss of another coast. We chopped
Speaker 4: it up. We had fun and we laughed, we smoked,
Speaker 4: we drinked, We did all that. A lot of y'all people,
Speaker 4: I don't know what.
Speaker 2: I don't know what is it? What is fucking leave
Speaker 2: that ship off my ship? A lot of y'all can't
Speaker 2: do that. We just did it with Smooth Dog.
Speaker 5: He's smoking on some real Cali too, and that ship
Speaker 5: in his hand right there. That's that do it fluid unless.
Speaker 2: I don't even know why.
Speaker 1: I'm yeah, that's that electric for everybody. Yeah, kool aid.
Speaker 12: Man, I like it.
Speaker 2: I like that feedback.
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