Speaker 1: Watch up and welcome back to another episode and No
Speaker 1: Sillers podcast with your host. Now fun that with your
Speaker 1: low classes, Malone. These niggas de rap niggas is making
Speaker 1: inspiration no ship and aspirational ship glasses low as a
Speaker 1: rapper is making educational ship. I'm gonna tell you how
Speaker 1: this ship go one plus one equals too nigga. Uh
Speaker 1: the thing that freaks me out? What? What? Well? All
Speaker 1: this ship that's going on and hip hop, it's in
Speaker 1: this weird space right where back when I first started
Speaker 1: listening to hip hop when I was younger, just beefing
Speaker 1: with a nigga captured the imagination, you know what I mean,
Speaker 1: Like if you was, you know, verbally sparring with somebody
Speaker 1: or the idea y'all was even that was enough to
Speaker 1: promote it to the you know, to the front of
Speaker 1: hip hop, like everybody wanted to see that because hip
Speaker 1: hop used to allow you know, the public to to
Speaker 1: capture them. You know, it would capture the imagination like, oh,
Speaker 1: if these two guys seen each other, it will be
Speaker 1: on whether you know all of New York stuff that
Speaker 1: was going on um on the West Coast, it might
Speaker 1: have been in w a versus the police, and then
Speaker 1: it was ice Q versus in w A. Then it
Speaker 1: was Dr D versus Easy, and that's all you needed,
Speaker 1: Ice Q versus Ruthless. And you know you might have
Speaker 1: heard about the skirmish, Yeah, like at the Jack the
Speaker 1: Ripper um the imagination, like you know, you you imagine
Speaker 1: what would happen if these guys got into it with
Speaker 1: each other, you know what I mean. And that was
Speaker 1: the only that that was the all the marketing you
Speaker 1: needed to be at the front of hip hop. And
Speaker 1: I think now, you know, in two thousand twenty two,
Speaker 1: we're looking at what happened with Dolf and you know,
Speaker 1: obviously you get the on slide of people posting his pictures,
Speaker 1: talking about his music, talking about his contribution to the
Speaker 1: community because he passed away. But what freaks me the
Speaker 1: funk out is people seem like they're surprised, like I
Speaker 1: can't believe this happened to to Dolf. You know, you know,
Speaker 1: we need to we need to change this, We need
Speaker 1: to you know, we need to alter what's going on
Speaker 1: because you know, people was losing their lives and I'm thinking,
Speaker 1: like this is the fourth time. I think that's the
Speaker 1: correct number they made in the temple on Dolf's life, right,
Speaker 1: So it was a time he was line assistance. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it was sometime he was in the Carolinas. They put
Speaker 1: a honey shots into a bulletproof truck that he was in. Yes,
Speaker 1: something happened in Memphis and then he got shot out
Speaker 1: here in l A m hm m hmm. And I
Speaker 1: just thought that that was crazy. Um, Like people just
Speaker 1: so surprised, like oh, and I'm like, well, would if
Speaker 1: as a culture we intervened when they put the honey
Speaker 1: shots into his truck, like we all know auto something
Speaker 1: like that. Yeah, like because we all knew exactly who
Speaker 1: he was beefing with. They was making a beef public.
Speaker 1: So literally up as a collective, right, whether it's Yo
Speaker 1: Gotti at the top of it, because in Ohio and
Speaker 1: excuse me, in Tennessee and Memphis, you think about Yo Gotti,
Speaker 1: You think about three six, Mafia eight and m J. G. Buck,
Speaker 1: you think of all the veterans, not to mention, you
Speaker 1: got you know, outcast t I, all the rest of
Speaker 1: the people from the South, and then all the rest
Speaker 1: of us in hip hop. We could literally come and
Speaker 1: say hey, man, um, you gotta comment ship down. I mean,
Speaker 1: it could be some ship, but if if the whole culture,
Speaker 1: because it's so much street, you know, politics within the culture,
Speaker 1: like where I don't care where you're from. Eventually you
Speaker 1: gotta respect the whole culture. Stepping forward saying, hey man,
Speaker 1: y'all gotta kind of calm down, like with all this
Speaker 1: extra ship y'all seeing at each other and ship, you know,
Speaker 1: I mean, that's that's not gonna happen because you're gonna
Speaker 1: sunk up the money. So we don't get to this
Speaker 1: point where it's like, oh, you know we I can't
Speaker 1: believe what happened at DOLF. I can't believe it. It's
Speaker 1: like all the other stuff didn't even matter until at
Speaker 1: this point now that he died. Our p Do you
Speaker 1: think that people even goofy girls on Instagram? Do you
Speaker 1: think people honestly can't believe that that happened. Yes, they
Speaker 1: cannot believe that it happened. What's wrong with those people?
Speaker 1: I have no clue, Like, you can't believe that that happen.
Speaker 1: Folks start getting certain amount of money, uh, and people
Speaker 1: start liking you. They they man, I haven't heard one
Speaker 1: song of the dude saying nothing cool and you know,
Speaker 1: I just started really listening to a music, the music
Speaker 1: I was here, and he like, fuck you and if
Speaker 1: I catch you, I'm gonna blow your head off. He
Speaker 1: had me for god, he had this on got it.
Speaker 1: He had beef and back and forth the project pat before.
Speaker 1: He seems like he antagonized. I wasn't surprised at all,
Speaker 1: not even a little bit. When you start liking people
Speaker 1: when they got that money, you just you forgot all that.
Speaker 1: He's like, oh, he he was that community activists. Was
Speaker 1: he a hood dude like with the ships like that,
Speaker 1: or was he just kind of like a rapper or
Speaker 1: the guy people I know they say it was pretty legit.
Speaker 1: You know. I don't know what type of trooper he was,
Speaker 1: but everybody I know said he was a pretty legit dude.
Speaker 1: But even to the point where right after he got
Speaker 1: shot in Hollywood or right after the Carolina shooting, he
Speaker 1: made an album and the track listing like he was
Speaker 1: talking to the shooters, like antagonizing the motherfucker shooting. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and like I'm not trying to tell no nigga how
Speaker 1: to deal with the ship, right, But I just look
Speaker 1: at us as a community, Right And then I say
Speaker 1: damn Like I'm not the one to try to intervene
Speaker 1: in wars. And you know I'm not trying to, you know,
Speaker 1: all the piece, I'm not because I don't know what
Speaker 1: Nick is really arguing over. I don't know what the
Speaker 1: beef is is over. So I'm really careful with how
Speaker 1: I get in the middle of another nigga ship, like
Speaker 1: some ship worth shooting the nigked. But I'll tell somebody,
Speaker 1: maybe you shouldn't go to a location like that. I
Speaker 1: just looked at where it was, and I'm like, it
Speaker 1: was right, really like you went to that parking lot
Speaker 1: right there, in that car, and he wasn't sold right
Speaker 1: by all of our park buildings that I know. I
Speaker 1: know those buildings from from property looking like I know
Speaker 1: that that community and I know it too. And and
Speaker 1: that's what's funny, is right, is he wasn't by myself.
Speaker 1: But it don't matter. You gotta landload with a wrap
Speaker 1: on it. It's like that car. You couldn't mistake that
Speaker 1: car in four states from that location if I see it.
Speaker 1: If we got an issue, or if my crew and
Speaker 1: your crew got an issue, and you and that motherfucker right,
Speaker 1: I'm I'm going to see you in traffic, and when
Speaker 1: I see you in traffic, if I'm if I'm on feeling,
Speaker 1: if I'm if I'm heated, all I gotta do is
Speaker 1: wait for my opportunity. Yes me, hold hold up, no seilings,
Speaker 1: g L my man Peter and the ship is not.
Speaker 1: We got Uncle Muke back up on this motherfucker once again.
Speaker 1: You know what I mean, our resident guests who pops
Speaker 1: in and out feeling me on this conversation right here. Okay,
Speaker 1: so we get to it. Um. Look, I'm if you
Speaker 1: in the streets, right, you know how this thing go,
Speaker 1: especially if you're screaming war like, you know how this
Speaker 1: thing goes. So I'm not you know, rest in piece
Speaker 1: to Dolf. I'm just looking at us as a community.
Speaker 1: How everybody's posting this picture. How other rappers is posting
Speaker 1: a nigger picture. I mean they're talking about his music
Speaker 1: is quote his contribution to the community. Oh, he bought
Speaker 1: a house, a house for every one of his children.
Speaker 1: He bought a house every year for his children. Like
Speaker 1: if you knew this other was such a positive influence, right,
Speaker 1: this nigga was on like that. Why didn't you know
Speaker 1: all of these legendary rappers posting this picture talking great,
Speaker 1: why did we not intercede as a community and say, hey,
Speaker 1: when they put the honey shots in the nigga truck?
Speaker 1: Who the funk puts the honey shots in the nigga truck?
Speaker 1: And how do you make a rap? I can't make
Speaker 1: a rap album for Nick put the honey shots in
Speaker 1: my truck. I gotta get somebody gotta get killed or
Speaker 1: or I need to squash this because this ain't what
Speaker 1: I want. I need to come to the We need
Speaker 1: to find an amicable solution because I'm trying to still
Speaker 1: do my family for me. But if I'm going to
Speaker 1: antagonize you for show, a lot of people gotta get
Speaker 1: killed honey shots in my ship. They wasn't trying to miss.
Speaker 1: They for sure, I wasn't trying to miss. And then
Speaker 1: they shot because yeah, they shot him already and we
Speaker 1: all watched this ship happened. It's not making the front
Speaker 1: headlines like Biggie and Popa was at the time, or
Speaker 1: Easy and and Ruthless or you know, dre Easy like
Speaker 1: well that she was making a front page, you know,
Speaker 1: or the news, the beef, you know, pocking all this
Speaker 1: ship making it for a page. Now it's on the
Speaker 1: underground circuit of the news, you know where you might
Speaker 1: be on TMS, but it's not on Channel seven. But
Speaker 1: if the whole culture, every legend that we all look
Speaker 1: up to, and all of us know what I'm saying,
Speaker 1: if we all want to rest in peace and to
Speaker 1: talk about the type of nigg he was, why the
Speaker 1: fund did we not getting the motherfucking middle of the
Speaker 1: should say hey, because like, because the nigga is who he,
Speaker 1: you know they're going at it with. I'm not sure
Speaker 1: if these people are responsible for his death, but because
Speaker 1: this is the third or fourth time that the other
Speaker 1: three times was the same niggas, I might be into
Speaker 1: thinking that this was them the fourth time. So why
Speaker 1: are we not as a community, because these niggas all
Speaker 1: gotta come out here. So my thinking, we're literally we
Speaker 1: had like the culture that this hip hop has say
Speaker 1: in other places, because you gotta come out and get
Speaker 1: some money, and we all tied into the streets out here,
Speaker 1: So literally we could have sat niggas down to say,
Speaker 1: because like all that you're shooting at each other, We're
Speaker 1: not gonna do this biggiepox a here. We're not gonna
Speaker 1: do that again, or you're not gonna come to my
Speaker 1: studio record and get me fucking shot up, he said, who,
Speaker 1: Or you're not gonna come to my studio in Hollywood
Speaker 1: and record and get me fucking shot up for being
Speaker 1: next to you. Yeah, that's not what I worr about,
Speaker 1: because a nigga wouldn't even bring that energy into our ram.
Speaker 1: You know. Forgive me for the but but I'm saying
Speaker 1: us like the streets, you know, we shouldn't even if
Speaker 1: we think this the world of this brother, Like if
Speaker 1: we think the world of this brother in this particular
Speaker 1: situation where it was a public beef where niggas was
Speaker 1: getting shot shot at in New Orleans, why are we
Speaker 1: not interceding. That's a mistake I think we're making. Or
Speaker 1: it's disingenuine to post this person and say rest in
Speaker 1: peace and you know, capitalize off of him dying and
Speaker 1: just creating and using making social media content out of it,
Speaker 1: acting like you really funk with somebody, If we really
Speaker 1: funk with our peers and the niggas that's in this business.
Speaker 1: Eventually we gotta stand up and do something about certain
Speaker 1: things when you get to this level. Because this ship
Speaker 1: has been lingering. That particular situation has been lingering because
Speaker 1: for like three or four years, and it probably started before,
Speaker 1: but I've been aware of it publicly for three or
Speaker 1: four years since two thou it's at this point where
Speaker 1: it would be like if some of this affiliate with
Speaker 1: like CML, you know, NIX every Oh my god, I
Speaker 1: can't believe. And that's different, right because DNM ain't necessarily
Speaker 1: in the business, No labs them still underground niggas like okay,
Speaker 1: you know what I'm saying, perpetrators of this unless it's
Speaker 1: like is it the young kids or whatever. See that's
Speaker 1: the thing I'm I'm I'm betting it's not the rapper
Speaker 1: at this point, or it's not the niggas he had
Speaker 1: beef with. At that level, they don't have to say, hey,
Speaker 1: um go out here and go do that. Niggas know
Speaker 1: what's on niggas do that for free niggas. No, We're
Speaker 1: soon so like like the duds, like what people been
Speaker 1: killed between those two hoods over the last like several years. Like,
Speaker 1: but this that's different because lavishing them is still caught
Speaker 1: up in the streets trying to make a transition. So
Speaker 1: it would be a conversation with one person. It ain't
Speaker 1: like a like dollship is like two successful entities at
Speaker 1: the highest levels of of you know what I mean
Speaker 1: in hip hop versus Mazzi indeed trying to get into
Speaker 1: the business. And nigga's not gonna fuck with d because
Speaker 1: they fuck with Marzi. So it's still the streets versus
Speaker 1: a rapper. That that's something you can't really even all
Speaker 1: niggas could really do is sit down with Mazi and
Speaker 1: they wanted to be like, man, may need to figure
Speaker 1: this out, which that ain't how the streets work. But
Speaker 1: when it's like, you know, two successful rappers, like we
Speaker 1: was watching it happened, like we see it. What's going
Speaker 1: on with with with uh with NBA with young Boy,
Speaker 1: and what's going on with a Dirk. So now that
Speaker 1: had already claimed the life, you know, they it's it's
Speaker 1: you see it happening with two high level people where
Speaker 1: it's enough people to n see because no matter who
Speaker 1: you is, I don't gonna suck if you the real
Speaker 1: is rapping in the world that's on some street ship.
Speaker 1: You gotta go to all our towns to get some money.
Speaker 1: You can't not go to our towns and get some
Speaker 1: money so niggas could have some safe Always felt like
Speaker 1: with the Black Church, the mistake it was making right
Speaker 1: was church should be a community center. It ain't necessarily
Speaker 1: they call it a house of worship. You know, we're
Speaker 1: supposed to praise God, but praising God is actually doing
Speaker 1: right by other human beings too. So if it's a
Speaker 1: community center and everybody, let's say, off a hundred and
Speaker 1: sevent team go to this one church. My whole life,
Speaker 1: it was people that worked in the community. We talked
Speaker 1: about this before. They had great jobs. It wasn't a ton,
Speaker 1: but it might have been three or four who've been
Speaker 1: living there for years. And nobody knew that this man
Speaker 1: worked at Edison for all of these years because he
Speaker 1: looked at us as like hoodlums and he didn't want
Speaker 1: us in front of his house, and so it wasn't
Speaker 1: a real relationship. He used to go to church, but
Speaker 1: he went to church fifteen minutes away, twenty minutes away.
Speaker 1: So if we all went to the same church, that
Speaker 1: person could pass on resources like a whole church is
Speaker 1: opposed to, you know, share the communities resources like you
Speaker 1: know when you go to Louisiana and and I haven't
Speaker 1: read up on this, but it struck me like their
Speaker 1: French Catholic you know. That's like the history of Louisiana
Speaker 1: and the areas are called parishes, well like a Catholic
Speaker 1: church community is called a parish. And when there weren't
Speaker 1: a lot of different religions in an area, your parish
Speaker 1: was your one community church. So like in old Italy,
Speaker 1: old Sicily, like where my whole family was from, there
Speaker 1: was like that there was one. Like when we see
Speaker 1: with the Morris they have wars, you know, like the
Speaker 1: one church is for the whole neighborhood within a square
Speaker 1: mile or whatever the hell, or in Utah within six
Speaker 1: hundred yards because that's a thousand people. But you know,
Speaker 1: it's it's it's kind of like that, and it's what
Speaker 1: it does exist in places with Jewish temples out here,
Speaker 1: because you have to go to the temple that's located
Speaker 1: in the area. Like you don't have a right to
Speaker 1: just go to any fucking temple. You like, you're like
Speaker 1: Rabbi Johnson and you I don't rap, no nigga, you
Speaker 1: don't have that because as it ain't about the rabbi
Speaker 1: you like, it's about the community. You know that that
Speaker 1: that you're part of, and you know, whether you like
Speaker 1: to rap by or not, this is your community center,
Speaker 1: this is your temple. And I think that's the issue
Speaker 1: with the Black community. But I always feel like that's
Speaker 1: why the Black church last, say in the neighborhood, because
Speaker 1: they don't have influence. They're not doing right by the
Speaker 1: people there. So many people go to different places. So
Speaker 1: no differently to huh all say, I think to some degree,
Speaker 1: also there's a little bit of and I don't want
Speaker 1: to put that on like the preachers who run the churches,
Speaker 1: but it's not one singular like the Jewish churches, like
Speaker 1: you have franchise and so to speak. So it's a
Speaker 1: little bit more like coordinated singularly, yeah, whereas it's a
Speaker 1: little bit more free market, you know in the Black church,
Speaker 1: because you can open up a Zion temple or whatever herr.
Speaker 1: You can open up and men, you can open up
Speaker 1: the Baptist Church of Third Street like so you get
Speaker 1: through to go offst that money and you're good. And
Speaker 1: that's the same thing though. The point I was saying,
Speaker 1: and and to even build off that is we have
Speaker 1: that saying hip hop with everybody involved with it. We
Speaker 1: have that safe. We have that safe. We could say, hey,
Speaker 1: look y'all niggas need to figure this. Shout nig If
Speaker 1: y'all don't as a community, you're not gonna get no
Speaker 1: money out here. That's just stopping. Because l A is
Speaker 1: kind of the Vatican to music, or if not New
Speaker 1: York is close enough, it's the short of Vatican to
Speaker 1: entertainment to some degree. So I just think that ship
Speaker 1: is weird, you know what I mean, where we're constantly
Speaker 1: watching these rappers go through the ship, and it's like,
Speaker 1: now people are saying being a rapper is like this
Speaker 1: dangerous job, and I'm like, not really, you know, it's
Speaker 1: only dangerous when you're trying to be more than just
Speaker 1: a rapper. Are you trying to be a gang banger
Speaker 1: and a rapper. It's like being a drug dealer and
Speaker 1: a rapper, right, a drug dealer and a gang member. Right.
Speaker 1: It's a tough mix because you're don't have to do
Speaker 1: business with all kinds of different characters from different places.
Speaker 1: You're gonna have to do business with different people. So
Speaker 1: what save one very high profile incident for all the
Speaker 1: rappers and all the gang culture and all the stuff
Speaker 1: that goes on in l A. For by and large,
Speaker 1: there's really not that. I can think of a lot
Speaker 1: of rappers that got killed over various like hood beats
Speaker 1: in l A history to given the scale, you think
Speaker 1: there'll be a hundred and fifty, you know, in twenty
Speaker 1: five years, there's like four maybe tops, you know. Whereas
Speaker 1: like he was like half of the guys whoever recorded
Speaker 1: a screw got killed. You know, that's ridiculus. They took
Speaker 1: out like half of all of them. But in other cities,
Speaker 1: you know, similarly, a lot of guys get shot in
Speaker 1: other parts of the country. Is there like something to say,
Speaker 1: like the structural element in l A, like you y
Speaker 1: G or whatever. There wasn't like anything spun off out
Speaker 1: of you know, the incidental proximity there or other people
Speaker 1: or anything like that. You know. Yeah, but even for
Speaker 1: me it's different, right as a rapper, if I got
Speaker 1: into y G, I funk with a lot of YG
Speaker 1: older homies. I funk with a lot of y G
Speaker 1: homies his age, Nigga's I've been knowing it was young. So,
Speaker 1: but that's like a thing I was talking about the
Speaker 1: structure of l A. There's like lineage, whereas like other
Speaker 1: parts of the country, it's just like a group of
Speaker 1: like there's not an intergenerational type of stuff like that.
Speaker 1: You don't see like it is, but it is like
Speaker 1: it's very much just think a lot of the g
Speaker 1: dudes that's in the game, it's just what you said
Speaker 1: they disingenuine. It's not it's not it's not all of that,
Speaker 1: you know, that love that they really portraying. They got
Speaker 1: some type of bag on their mind when they're dealing
Speaker 1: with these youngsters and the new you know, the new
Speaker 1: generational wrap and seeing okay when young Dolph he kind
Speaker 1: of bring this a lot of money. All yeah, you know,
Speaker 1: you got to bring a lot of money. Man, if
Speaker 1: I could do a collaboration possibly with them at some point,
Speaker 1: you stay a little relevant on both sides. I think
Speaker 1: everybody just trying to they're play in the middle and
Speaker 1: it ain't that big at the deal, like they try
Speaker 1: to make it after now the nigga did you know
Speaker 1: the niggad and got killed. Now they want to post
Speaker 1: him up and oh man, he was this great dude
Speaker 1: and this that. And I ain't saying he wasn't a
Speaker 1: great dude because I don't know him. I'm just talking about, uh,
Speaker 1: the disingenuineness, if that's a word, uh of what the
Speaker 1: older cats is doing, or the order or the catt
Speaker 1: that've been in it long, or the or the bigger
Speaker 1: name cats, whatever the case may be. I don't think
Speaker 1: it's as genuine as they're trying to portray it when
Speaker 1: they're messing with these dudes. So now when these dudes
Speaker 1: and you know, they know about beasts, they know what's
Speaker 1: going on, they know they know they probably should have
Speaker 1: been spoke on it. Um. I've seen um a little
Speaker 1: interview when your boy when he got on Drink Champs,
Speaker 1: and I've seen Noriega like, hey man, you know y'all
Speaker 1: you need probably need to just chill man. I mean,
Speaker 1: you know, you gotta be out that area. You can't
Speaker 1: be hanging out like that. And I'm wasn't too sure
Speaker 1: if he knew what was going on, but I think
Speaker 1: he was just spending some regular what he feeled to
Speaker 1: be some O. I feel that was genuine because I
Speaker 1: don't think he cares about wrapping that now or trying
Speaker 1: to get on the tape with nobody just saying you know,
Speaker 1: I've been hearing about the ship. But but my thing,
Speaker 1: he didn't even with that ship. Like, I'm not saying
Speaker 1: it should be left up to one legend or one
Speaker 1: peer or one something. As a community, once we see
Speaker 1: somebody's life is truly in danger, sometimes you don't get
Speaker 1: that because it could be the first incident and then
Speaker 1: it's over, right, But whether the incident is heating up
Speaker 1: and now people are getting hurt and shot over it,
Speaker 1: and there's two mainstream entities or NTC is moving around
Speaker 1: the country to collect checks, Like we all network with
Speaker 1: each other, our network with dogs, our network with you know, Noriega,
Speaker 1: network with Fat Joe, I networked with fee Me, Scarface
Speaker 1: and different people are fellowship with a lot of my
Speaker 1: my elders and even my peers. So it shouldn't be
Speaker 1: in the hands like I can't look at Pat or
Speaker 1: Juice or Paul and say, hey, this is your responsibility,
Speaker 1: especially when it's that high profile between two successful entities.
Speaker 1: I think some I think a lot of neggats is
Speaker 1: looking at the ship on the regular street level because
Speaker 1: they possibly came from the streets as well. Like ship,
Speaker 1: you all young niggas gonna figure it out. How we
Speaker 1: had to figure it out we went through this ship,
Speaker 1: y'all gotta go through that ship, or we felt we
Speaker 1: was going through this ship, so y'all gotta go through
Speaker 1: this ship, or y'all gotta figure it out on your
Speaker 1: own too. And that's evil. Right, So today I probably right.
Speaker 1: Today I had this super brilliant stream of consciousness. Right,
Speaker 1: it's like this idea that came to me. The most innate,
Speaker 1: golly thing you could do is teach no like the
Speaker 1: the only responsibility of a single sale is to pass information.
Speaker 1: And people are gonna hear that and they're gonna think
Speaker 1: of a thousand things. Oh well, somebody tall you. The
Speaker 1: wrong thing that's missing for me, that's missing from information
Speaker 1: is specific. So that's learning. I mean learning is defined
Speaker 1: by error. Right. But but I'm saying somebody passed you.
Speaker 1: I'm saying our jobs is we can't sit back and say,
Speaker 1: you know one thing I respect about me and the
Speaker 1: dudes I came up with head Tommy Sallas, you know
Speaker 1: anybody to me who was paying attention to everything we
Speaker 1: was learning, even my older brother and everybody. We try
Speaker 1: to give everybody the information that we learned that we
Speaker 1: know it's to be true. We were like we don't
Speaker 1: have to have no vested interest in you. They don't
Speaker 1: got to be no money. If you talk the head
Speaker 1: and you ask head if you can get here somewhere,
Speaker 1: you say, hey, man, like what am I doing wrong
Speaker 1: with records? And you playing your records, he'll give you
Speaker 1: the information that he can about what has worked successfully
Speaker 1: nine of the time. Now sometimes people don't want to
Speaker 1: accept that. But he tries his best to teach you
Speaker 1: know he And that's why I say today I called
Speaker 1: him literally, was tell him like, man, I love you
Speaker 1: a little bro like because he's somebody to me who
Speaker 1: struggles with a lot of rappers were trying to teach him,
Speaker 1: and it's like they think they know, and you know
Speaker 1: they didn't. Like, we got bruises on our head from
Speaker 1: learning this ship. And we're watching people have success right
Speaker 1: earn a living, but they're not at their pinnacle. You're
Speaker 1: not at the peak of where you could be. If
Speaker 1: you knew this ship, we could tell you because then
Speaker 1: you can flip it and make it yours. But for
Speaker 1: him to teach me, he had to try a couple
Speaker 1: of times. It wasn't simple. The one lesson he gave
Speaker 1: me that helped me change the trajectory of where I
Speaker 1: was gonna finish that in my career, Like where I
Speaker 1: was gonna finish that in my career before he gave
Speaker 1: me the information, I was gonna be one of them
Speaker 1: niggas who made a living make millions of dollars over
Speaker 1: you know, twenty years, maybe three or four million bucks
Speaker 1: over twenty years to three million dollars over twenty years. Cool,
Speaker 1: you know, cool because he fought to teach me as
Speaker 1: a rapper. He fought, man, I'm gonna keep trying to
Speaker 1: give you to the point where he had to make
Speaker 1: fun of me. For me to finally receive the information
Speaker 1: in the studio, it changed my trajectory to where, you know,
Speaker 1: this is the situation. I probably end up making ten
Speaker 1: million dollars in that same amount of time because he
Speaker 1: got to me. So it can't be like we can't
Speaker 1: just be okay with the O G s like like
Speaker 1: hold withholding information. Yeah, but that's not right on us.
Speaker 1: It ain't right. But it's just like you said, so
Speaker 1: bumping your head, you said, nigga had to he had
Speaker 1: to stay consistent and persistent to even keep giving you
Speaker 1: that information, let alone. It had to be a nigger
Speaker 1: that you liked, let alone, it had to be a
Speaker 1: nigga that you was gonna be receptive to. So now
Speaker 1: these young niggas, uh, not even young niggas, young niggas,
Speaker 1: old names. All niggas, yeah, but all niggas, you know,
Speaker 1: depending on where their brain is and where their reception
Speaker 1: is gonna be. They gotta have that same balance to
Speaker 1: them who're talking to them. But so it can't just
Speaker 1: be you're gonna tell me I ain't gonna get no money,
Speaker 1: because this is would have happened even if you look
Speaker 1: at the nigga I don't know him. I like him though,
Speaker 1: but he I just I feel he's this type of
Speaker 1: nigga that to do this. But Kodak Black, you tell
Speaker 1: that nigga he ain't gonna make no money in l A,
Speaker 1: guess who you're gonna say, Well, I'm gonna come to
Speaker 1: l A. But but again, even in that situation, right
Speaker 1: like my my range ain't just here but I'm saying
Speaker 1: or or just what the g's here? Like this could
Speaker 1: also mean you ain't gonna get no money because of
Speaker 1: the niggas I funk with in Louisiana. This is you
Speaker 1: might not get no money with the niggas I funk
Speaker 1: with in Michigan, like at the community. We gotta protect
Speaker 1: these young men from their self sometimes. But you already
Speaker 1: noticed same like I just said, Nigga had to tell
Speaker 1: you that over and over. Imagine the nigga feeld. He
Speaker 1: got ranged too, and I got ranged too. This is
Speaker 1: how these niggas think. But if he got ranged and
Speaker 1: he's gonna be talking to the people, and the people
Speaker 1: gotta tell him, hey, we gotta protect you from losing
Speaker 1: your life or get yourself put in prison. You gotta
Speaker 1: realize or your test doctor on that at the time
Speaker 1: when you're getting this information, because see, it don't matter,
Speaker 1: depend and depending on how you feeling when they telling
Speaker 1: you that. It's like, nig I don't give a funk
Speaker 1: like you know what I mean, because depend on who
Speaker 1: you're talking to that attitude. But eventually you're the baddest
Speaker 1: nigger in the world. When you see enough badass kneeds
Speaker 1: you just loads you. Okay, we're just dying. That's cool.
Speaker 1: But most men, obviously, even in the highest testosterone level,
Speaker 1: don't want to just die. They just sometimes think they
Speaker 1: could size up or overcome the ods until they look
Speaker 1: at the odds and see it's not overcommable. The we
Speaker 1: as a community got to protect young men from themselves.
Speaker 1: Now we don't gotta censor what they're doing. But in
Speaker 1: that situation where it's these two high level entities, you
Speaker 1: know what I mean, going at it and fucking each
Speaker 1: other up and ship like that, like as a as
Speaker 1: a culture. If if we're gonna post pictures of niggas
Speaker 1: dead and talk about their successes and try to celebrate them,
Speaker 1: how did we not as a community try to preserve
Speaker 1: his life because we watched this ship play out over
Speaker 1: years where it became obvious that it was going to
Speaker 1: be a deadly situation. I think some people feel like
Speaker 1: you when you're talking to brick walls, or you think
Speaker 1: these niggas is in spaces that you can't reach them anyway.
Speaker 1: Niggas put their hands up. Niggas put their hands up,
Speaker 1: like fucking y'all, go ahead on and go at it.
Speaker 1: But that's that. But again, to not teach right and
Speaker 1: you know better is exactly what evil is about. But see,
Speaker 1: some people might feel like, okay, if I sit in there,
Speaker 1: get he could have set you down at one time
Speaker 1: and said I did my best right there, But I tried.
Speaker 1: I'm not saying that right, And that's that's different from
Speaker 1: me right because this ain't threatening my life. He did
Speaker 1: something that was actually for my benefit of my livelihood.
Speaker 1: This ain't even like living um. I mean, I'm saying, no,
Speaker 1: these young nigga, they're coming from the streets too, so
Speaker 1: they their life was on the line ten fifteen years ago.
Speaker 1: But that that's eventually it comes to a space to
Speaker 1: where none of that. Ship don't mean none if Our
Speaker 1: job as a community is to make sure you aliged
Speaker 1: and you don't funk up the money for all of us. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I just think that's a tough job because I mean, Ship,
Speaker 1: the job is tough. It's tough being a young black
Speaker 1: men didn't have an opportunity. I finally malade grown man.
Speaker 1: I'm finally a grown man. So that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: But I'm saying if snoop. So, we had a movement
Speaker 1: going on when I first got in the game, Me
Speaker 1: and something, a lot of young rappers right uh, Me,
Speaker 1: Bishop Mike stro Jay Rode, a lot of us. We
Speaker 1: had a movement called the New West because we felt
Speaker 1: like a lot of legends was withholding information. They wasn't
Speaker 1: willing to help us and assist us and trying to
Speaker 1: change our life from out of the streets. You know
Speaker 1: why they did it as a whole another reason Again,
Speaker 1: now I realized as of today that actually is being evil. Now,
Speaker 1: maybe your trauma is forcing you to be that way,
Speaker 1: but it's evil, right. So immediately my natural spirit, before
Speaker 1: I even knew what it was, was rebelling against it.
Speaker 1: It was rebelling like, yeah, I'm not with that. That's
Speaker 1: out because I'm not fuck y'all. Whatever y'all got going on.
Speaker 1: We're not working with y'all. Were gonna do our own things.
Speaker 1: But if they would have all came together as a collective,
Speaker 1: whether it were Snoop Cube, the mac uh iced tea
Speaker 1: exhibit Dr Dre and said, hey man, we're gonna have
Speaker 1: a conference. We need to get to the bottom of this.
Speaker 1: We need to stop this. We are all a part
Speaker 1: of the same cultural, you know, revolution of things that's happening.
Speaker 1: We need to sit you all down and explain to
Speaker 1: y'all this is what's wrong. But they never did, and
Speaker 1: I thank god every day and never got serious, like
Speaker 1: you know, niggas could have really got shot because like
Speaker 1: we was on some ship. We were trying to change
Speaker 1: our life. Nigga, and y'all not gonna help us. Think
Speaker 1: we're gonna eat you, We're gonna take your plate, because
Speaker 1: that's how desperate we were to get out of the
Speaker 1: streets of selling dope and we want to earn a
Speaker 1: living and create for ourselves. But if they would have
Speaker 1: came as a collective, I don't care the roughest versions
Speaker 1: of us, even if you turn out. If it's fifteen
Speaker 1: of us and you turn out twelve of us, the
Speaker 1: three of us is different. I mean, but you have
Speaker 1: to put effort to teach, and if you don't, that's
Speaker 1: exactly what being evil is. To not pass information as
Speaker 1: a sale means you're worthless and you think and you're
Speaker 1: not working with the complete rest of the organism that
Speaker 1: make up of body or a living thing. So the
Speaker 1: flip side is what these niggas, all them niggas your name,
Speaker 1: They got information, but they got projects and they got
Speaker 1: ship they're doing too. They don't have that. This is
Speaker 1: the responsibility to you, don't see just like as a father, right,
Speaker 1: you know your father? Yeah, because you got your own
Speaker 1: ship going on, don't mean, you're responsible for mad that's
Speaker 1: your fucking responsibility. And that just because you busted a
Speaker 1: nothing something lady, right, that's unsufficient. Like And I get
Speaker 1: that you can see him and see yourself, so you
Speaker 1: naturally feel inclined to pass yourself information. That's a big part.
Speaker 1: But eventually it has to become bigger than just your
Speaker 1: own personal motives, and you have to feel responsible for
Speaker 1: people that come up through the same culture. And if
Speaker 1: you don't, eventively, yo ship should be sliced. Anyway, Well
Speaker 1: that's why I worked with you. I'm just but yeah,
Speaker 1: but but see, that's what I'm saying, like to me,
Speaker 1: just on they saw just like I could just see it, niggd. Man,
Speaker 1: I could see the I'm saying. I'm gonna try to
Speaker 1: give a nigga the game you niggas is out there. Wow, though, man,
Speaker 1: you know what I mean. And I remember when I
Speaker 1: was well, you know, I just feel like how them niggas,
Speaker 1: them niggas, you know, when them nigget straightened up. Not
Speaker 1: not all them niggas, but some of them niggat straightened
Speaker 1: up when they made it through some bullshit where they
Speaker 1: livelihood was on the line and they made it through like, oh,
Speaker 1: we gotta do that. Then that's when they brain all
Speaker 1: of a sudden switch rooms. So I think some of
Speaker 1: these older niggas be feeling like they possibly whether it
Speaker 1: be UH talk to the nigga fifteen twenty minutes at
Speaker 1: this show or this I tried to get him on
Speaker 1: the song one time, or I got when I when
Speaker 1: I when I did talk to him and I had
Speaker 1: him in a song, I told him this, this, this,
Speaker 1: and this. But that nigga just like I was when
Speaker 1: I went through boo woo woo woo whoop, and I
Speaker 1: didn't straighten up until this. So maybe that nigga needs
Speaker 1: to learn that. Yeah, but you, while I understand experience
Speaker 1: is the best teacher. That don't give you the right
Speaker 1: to not teach. Now, somebody not to learn is different.
Speaker 1: Self rejecting information is a complicated thing because it could
Speaker 1: be root of the trauma. But a sale not passing
Speaker 1: information because it means you're worthless sale. Well, I feel
Speaker 1: like ship, Like I say, half the ship I've been seeing,
Speaker 1: like I didn't know, I'm not too familiar with to
Speaker 1: dude like that. Like I said, y'all had to kind
Speaker 1: of put me up on something it ship. But the
Speaker 1: ship I was seeing, like I said, I see some
Speaker 1: people seem to be reaching out in certain ways. My
Speaker 1: thing is, have some people spoke to them about it?
Speaker 1: I would imagine so. But did the whole community as
Speaker 1: a hip hop community decided to come together and make
Speaker 1: a concerted effort to make sure Dolf was alive? No,
Speaker 1: And we got the opportunity to see the threats on
Speaker 1: his life, Like sometimes we don't get to see it,
Speaker 1: but we saw this ship play out four years. And
Speaker 1: hip hop never made a concerted effort right to get
Speaker 1: to make sure that this man was gonna be allowed
Speaker 1: to take care of that wife and them kids, or
Speaker 1: be there for his family, or be there for his community.
Speaker 1: We never intervened as a whole culture east to west,
Speaker 1: south to mid west, up top, and I'm saying we
Speaker 1: never did. So, is it? It has to be disingenuous
Speaker 1: if you posted ship on the nigger and you are
Speaker 1: aware of this situation the whole time, Like how genuine?
Speaker 1: Like how how badly did you really wanted? How sad
Speaker 1: are you really? Are you sad because you didn't do
Speaker 1: anything to make sure that this nick? Did you do
Speaker 1: anything to protect this young man from losing his life, Like,
Speaker 1: did we do anything as a community to show him
Speaker 1: we love him? The one thing you can do with love.
Speaker 1: Love means to preserve life, you know. I mean that's
Speaker 1: the catch. So to truly love somebody, it's the way
Speaker 1: you treat your kids. You're trying to preserve his life.
Speaker 1: So you do everything to preserve his life, even give
Speaker 1: your own life. That's the true sign of love. So well,
Speaker 1: they definitely and it's disingenuine what's going out on around
Speaker 1: because look at every post, every nigga posted pictures of
Speaker 1: cousin and did y'all ever come as a community and
Speaker 1: sat down and say, hey man, did you make the
Speaker 1: calls and did you try and get rejected? I don't
Speaker 1: think niggas even tried and get rejected. I think we're
Speaker 1: so comfortable in the space of oh, you know them
Speaker 1: niggas got that going on. This that in this situation
Speaker 1: and crazy because Nigga's actually was getting shot and shot
Speaker 1: at and we all knew it for years, so this
Speaker 1: was like one of the craziest situations that was they
Speaker 1: probably staying there funk out of it. You don't shoot me.
Speaker 1: But that's the best ship because I who got what
Speaker 1: think you still got as many or more. I mean,
Speaker 1: that's the truth. But you know these other nick man,
Speaker 1: I don't know, like like certain names. I mean ship
Speaker 1: niggas was willing to do commercials on crime stoppers and
Speaker 1: they got to stay out of jail. Yeah, but not
Speaker 1: don't don't shoot at me. I ain't getting in that
Speaker 1: right now. I'm at it. I'm at I'm at a
Speaker 1: certain point in my life. I ain't got to get
Speaker 1: into that type of ship. Right That's not enough. That's
Speaker 1: not acceptable. It's not acceptable that you're scared of the situation.
Speaker 1: So it's like, oh, well, you know what, I got
Speaker 1: my home, No champion, we made you have your problems.
Speaker 1: A lot of nigga screen their self maint no nigga
Speaker 1: self made bits. We made all y'all, we bought all
Speaker 1: y'all records. Ain't no nigga self man. We made you.
Speaker 1: I mean we can't. We supported you. We spend money
Speaker 1: on your ship. So if nothing else, you owe the
Speaker 1: community your best. That's not to say you gotta get
Speaker 1: more your money, but goddamn, if you can't pass information.
Speaker 1: If you can't pass information, you can't do the one
Speaker 1: single purpose of a seal. Hey, man, y'all need to
Speaker 1: get this, and I'm not sure Tip didn't. I would
Speaker 1: like to believe Tip talk to Dolph and said, y'all
Speaker 1: probably should just hope you know what I'm saying. But
Speaker 1: it's not just him. I mean, Jip could call Tip
Speaker 1: got reach out here, Tip reaching the mid West, Tip
Speaker 1: got recently coach. He could literally set up and say, hey,
Speaker 1: this should get too serious. These niggas from the killing
Speaker 1: each other and funk with the money with them. And
Speaker 1: every time this happens, it funks with the money. So
Speaker 1: what does it look like then? Like all right, Tip
Speaker 1: saying like no, I'm I'm just we just exactly where
Speaker 1: we went. But so if Tip was just saying, hey, man,
Speaker 1: y'all tripping, I'm trying to sit down with you. That
Speaker 1: ain't working. I gotta slow from of y'all bread up
Speaker 1: home because y'are doing too much. So what's that go?
Speaker 1: He goes boom, I'm goin a hit. I'm gonna hit
Speaker 1: big you, okay, but big you go hit all of us. Yeah,
Speaker 1: they can't get that they're doing too much out here. Man, Hey,
Speaker 1: that niggas got to figure out the situation for they
Speaker 1: funk up all the money. Okay, Tip could get tricked
Speaker 1: in the middle. Trick got hit work, nigga hit niggas
Speaker 1: on these truck they got dam network or what has.
Speaker 1: I'm not saying that's the solution. I'm saying you gotta
Speaker 1: do something. You have to do something in these situations
Speaker 1: that be this obvious to young men from themselves. They
Speaker 1: they do like, no, man, how does that manifest in
Speaker 1: real time? Because obviously it's it's one party because you're
Speaker 1: talking now about talking to like the party they got it,
Speaker 1: you know, in park, So it's obviously like the perpetrators
Speaker 1: that had in their minds reason enough to go do that.
Speaker 1: So it's not just it's not just him like to
Speaker 1: see this situation as unique. And it's important because d
Speaker 1: I think this is gonna be a situation We're gonna
Speaker 1: see happen a lot more. We're gonna see this happen
Speaker 1: a lot more. But once it's this high level, you
Speaker 1: could call the you could call both sides in this situation.
Speaker 1: We could reach out. But I know a nigga that's
Speaker 1: the nigga big homie feel me. I know niggas's big
Speaker 1: homies to both niggas if I had, you know, if
Speaker 1: I really like, I'm also not one of the nigga's
Speaker 1: posting rest in peace and all that. I'm just like, damn,
Speaker 1: you know what I mean. I'm not even I'm not
Speaker 1: trying to capitalize socially off what happened to the man
Speaker 1: or nothing. I'm just like ship. But it's people capitalizing
Speaker 1: off of what happened. There's people capitalizing socially off what
Speaker 1: happened to them, whether it's posting pictures of them, whether
Speaker 1: it's putting the music videos up where there's postlrics, are
Speaker 1: saying positive things. That's a great way to get likes
Speaker 1: and increase your followers. Understand, you're capitalizing off another nigga
Speaker 1: death socially, but if you really love that person, you're
Speaker 1: gonna try to preserve his life. So I mean, I'm
Speaker 1: not saying this is the solution. I'm saying just that fast,
Speaker 1: I thought of something we could really do at the
Speaker 1: highest level if we saw it going bad like this.
Speaker 1: How do you how do you get somebody who has
Speaker 1: that much of a problem with a target to do that?
Speaker 1: To know, you know, because no matter who you think
Speaker 1: you is, you ain't that bad. Nigga. I don't give
Speaker 1: a fuck who it is. It could be Jake Prince.
Speaker 1: Jay Prince still need a network of people to operate.
Speaker 1: He ain't bad enough to go. Jake Prince might be
Speaker 1: one of the most powerful black men that ever came
Speaker 1: from our ghetto, any ghetto for me around our errors.
Speaker 1: That don't mean he don't need a network of people
Speaker 1: to accomplish things. So we're looking at a situation that's
Speaker 1: gonna cost all of us. It's like if we all
Speaker 1: sledge on the plantation and one nigg we're trying to
Speaker 1: plan a breakout, and this nigga might be a bad nigga. Like,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna tell master y'all trying to break out. Maybe
Speaker 1: we're gonna come together and do something to that nigga. Man,
Speaker 1: you're fucking with the plan, like this ship fus with
Speaker 1: the plan offentally, like we're going to stop signing people
Speaker 1: that look like us, They're gon sign more people that
Speaker 1: look like Peter and eventually we'll be washed up by
Speaker 1: this ship. So you brought up jp uh j I
Speaker 1: like that. Man, I gotta get that book too, Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: So what about do you think do you think he
Speaker 1: was you know. Do you think it even got to him?
Speaker 1: I think he was aware, but he also ain't posted
Speaker 1: pictures talks like it's me where it's like you're not
Speaker 1: vested in the middle of you just looked at him.
Speaker 1: He squashed the beet. That just happened right now between
Speaker 1: two niggas that wasn't gonna pinch each other them to
Speaker 1: Nika d each other. Did the thing because he thought
Speaker 1: about what happened. He realized this could benefit Larry Hoover.
Speaker 1: He kept it real with the corners, the street Larry
Speaker 1: who was from a no country nick. He understood the
Speaker 1: importance of Larry Hoover as his comrade. You feel me
Speaker 1: he doing That's why I respect Jay Geez like. I
Speaker 1: respect him because he goes out of his way, feel
Speaker 1: me to make sure real ones benefit like and that's
Speaker 1: from me to legends like Larry Hoover, the glasses to
Speaker 1: anybody like, I love that nigga. That nigga is such
Speaker 1: a great figure. I'm sure he gives some ship to
Speaker 1: motherfucker's that motherfucker's wouldn't aprove of. But I respect him.
Speaker 1: I feel like he does a good job. I think
Speaker 1: you does a good job getting his homeboys making a lit.
Speaker 1: I ain't like you getting there's no cracking, nobody smoking,
Speaker 1: no cracks, so getting the security jobs. He's doing everything
Speaker 1: he can in his power to make a living and
Speaker 1: make sure his homies and his friends making a living.
Speaker 1: That's what I respect, That's what our jobs is as rappers.
Speaker 1: I think when I expressed to you, people couldn't understand
Speaker 1: why I want to lead cash money. I was making
Speaker 1: enough money for me to live good. But none of
Speaker 1: my homeboys who in prison, I could do nothing to
Speaker 1: change their fortunes. Something wrong. I'm not doing something right.
Speaker 1: So that's that's all responsibility as black people in this country.
Speaker 1: Like I tell Pete, they don't have that. They all
Speaker 1: gotta even chance us. You gotta move his once we
Speaker 1: it's already fucked up. We already way behind a ball,
Speaker 1: were starting off way then. Motherfucker's at thirty. We had
Speaker 1: negative twenty. Feel me. So we don't have the luxury
Speaker 1: to act like them. Just do what they want to do.
Speaker 1: Nig It don't matter whatever you want. You white, you
Speaker 1: got as much chance to me if you white. Feel me. Pete, Pete,
Speaker 1: a poor white Pete. Now you know you from where
Speaker 1: we're from you feel me, it's different. So we have
Speaker 1: to together, We have to have some ideas together, we
Speaker 1: have to sacrifice a little for each other. And if
Speaker 1: we don't, that's what's selling now. It isn't. Really we
Speaker 1: should cut your throat because you're not any good for
Speaker 1: us as a community. That's the point of this raption.
Speaker 1: We should cut your fucking throw have no thro A
Speaker 1: sale that's not passing information is a worthless sale. What
Speaker 1: the fuck? What the funk? Now? I'm not saying I
Speaker 1: get it. If you've tried, and nobody listening to you.
Speaker 1: Mac told me ship and not listen to Matt ten
Speaker 1: He was telling me some gang a couple of things.
Speaker 1: I thought, you know what I mean, I had it
Speaker 1: a better idea of it than him, which is crazy
Speaker 1: because he's been successful in this business. But it was
Speaker 1: some things he told me that was absolutely brilliant that
Speaker 1: I didn't understand. But it's credit. He wasn't worthless sale.
Speaker 1: He asked me, information. Now sell that rejects information to
Speaker 1: be traumatized? Who know that? Mother? Like any other sale
Speaker 1: you sell? My guy, Hey, they can't take the information,
Speaker 1: might be sick or funked up and at that time, traumatized.
Speaker 1: You're not understanding what's going on. Information huh. Almost the
Speaker 1: biological definition of a cancer and the proverbial definition exactly
Speaker 1: like cancer. So like, even when I was talking to Mac,
Speaker 1: there were certain things it was cancerous things inside of
Speaker 1: me that made me reject information. But I'm also in
Speaker 1: a better position and I was able to call Mac.
Speaker 1: Tim Becker said, Hey, I'm sorry. I'm sorry I wasted
Speaker 1: your opportunity you gave me. I'm sorry that you paid
Speaker 1: me not to make you way more money. He like, ge,
Speaker 1: we make good money. No, we didn't be, cause I
Speaker 1: am worth a lot more. If I wouldn't have been
Speaker 1: a cancers salf, I would have just took him information
Speaker 1: and it had been would have laid the ball in
Speaker 1: the fucking hoop. It was still some things missing, but
Speaker 1: we'd have got way more money. Just listen to him,
Speaker 1: probably would have got us. Asked you for a million.
Speaker 1: So you think a nigga that got his car shot
Speaker 1: up a hunted fucking time and came back out song
Speaker 1: about niggas, You think he's listening. Fuck No, they told
Speaker 1: him a hundred times and he wasn't listening. Came right
Speaker 1: out of getting One of times he came out, it
Speaker 1: was like truck you niggas and yeah, but he would listen, listen.
Speaker 1: I don't think I genuinely believe if I would have
Speaker 1: talked to that nigga said Amen. I mean, it's only
Speaker 1: so much I can say because I don't know the
Speaker 1: dynamics of the situation. But I mean, it's gonna listen,
Speaker 1: They're gonna listen. The nigga came straight out and made
Speaker 1: a season because nobody is saying, nobody is giving It's
Speaker 1: not about the songs that I'm chipping off for. It's
Speaker 1: not none of that. I'm not chipping off. How you
Speaker 1: market yourself. I'm saying, when it's a real credit your life.
Speaker 1: So the Hunted Bullets wasn't a real yes, one hundred percent,
Speaker 1: But I'm saying, so now you gotta sit both parties
Speaker 1: down and have a real conversation because they've gonna funk
Speaker 1: up the money and Memphis it's gonna end up in
Speaker 1: this situation going through the same thing that California went through.
Speaker 1: What happened with Pocket Biggie on this side happened, It's
Speaker 1: going to happen. You know. Once Rapper died motherfucker's start tripping,
Speaker 1: mothers start targeting. Man, it's bad. So they said some ship.
Speaker 1: I don't know how true it is it is, but
Speaker 1: I've seen some ship that they said it was like
Speaker 1: the Nigga cousin and mean like this nigga cousin or
Speaker 1: somebody that didn't. Yeah, I don't really know, like and like, honestly,
Speaker 1: we don't know if it's we don't know, you know,
Speaker 1: issues with right, we don't know what's going on. But
Speaker 1: I'm saying it's been at a high level for long
Speaker 1: enough that hip hop as a community never interceded. Let
Speaker 1: me ask the question, like, suppose it's a situation like
Speaker 1: a like a park lane, right, and maybe it doesn't
Speaker 1: happen in the exact same ninety minute window, you know
Speaker 1: what I mean, But it's over a period of time
Speaker 1: where it's times what are you gonna tell a guy,
Speaker 1: like what's you're gonna tell Lane to say, Hey, dude,
Speaker 1: don't he's gonna be like the funk I am. Notice
Speaker 1: Notice I'm not saying that. I'm saying, see street ship,
Speaker 1: you got to that's a different thing because you don't
Speaker 1: have because I haven't contributed to their life that's that's
Speaker 1: the responsibility of the black church. I think the reason
Speaker 1: gangs and gang violence seems as as funk up as
Speaker 1: it is is because people are in the most hopeless
Speaker 1: state that they've been in. And that's also the number
Speaker 1: one failure of the black community. The number one failure
Speaker 1: is the Black church. That's the number one failure of
Speaker 1: the Black community is the Black church. White people being
Speaker 1: consistently fucking over the rest of the humanity for ever,
Speaker 1: so they're doing as expected. The black church is supposed
Speaker 1: to be the backbone to each community. They're supposed to
Speaker 1: be interceded in that situation. Somebody watching your kid for
Speaker 1: free at the church. The kid is in basketball program.
Speaker 1: How much you pay for your son to being a
Speaker 1: football program? A black church supposed to had that lined up.
Speaker 1: They're supposed to put your kids in daycare, tutor, church, uh, football,
Speaker 1: basketball year round. That way. When you got some ship
Speaker 1: going on with some nigga, Hey, we'll come up here, sir.
Speaker 1: That's how the passage. Hey, uh hey here, come on
Speaker 1: up here. Hey listen, you got all that ship gonna
Speaker 1: we need to talk to y'all. Both of your kids
Speaker 1: need programs. Y'all need to figure this out or your
Speaker 1: kids ain't gonna be in this program. All these free
Speaker 1: program y'all. That's how you have influenced. The reason your
Speaker 1: old lady and people can control you us because they
Speaker 1: have influenced your life. Your boss can tell you what
Speaker 1: to do because he the pay check. So somebody is
Speaker 1: is feede kids. Got that at the school program and
Speaker 1: the basketball programming on that. You don't want to pay
Speaker 1: this two three thund knowledge every year you're gonna listen.
Speaker 1: You know what old up sir pastor reverend I've been trying.
Speaker 1: You're gonna start trying to work it out. The reason, yeah,
Speaker 1: we need to work this out because who got fathers
Speaker 1: some thousand dollars a year to dedicate for each kids?
Speaker 1: Like think about every who the fund has been five
Speaker 1: running out to play football. They're wanted to pay you
Speaker 1: self tickets and you gotta pay to get to the
Speaker 1: gang a at ice creat ruts and snack boards and
Speaker 1: ship everybody making money for me. But that's because the
Speaker 1: Black ain't doing this part. I'm really hard on the
Speaker 1: Black Church. They biggest SI everybody talking about games. I
Speaker 1: saw a little They ain't gonna sucking the club. I was.
Speaker 1: They were like, hip hop has faility to black commun
Speaker 1: know they haven't. They're a reflection of the black community.
Speaker 1: Was felling the black community the number one thing. See,
Speaker 1: white people ain't feeling they're doing what they do best,
Speaker 1: sucking up. The Black church should be doing a much
Speaker 1: better job of providing services in that center, in that community.
Speaker 1: It should be the center of They don't have no
Speaker 1: saying Ship when it's the last time, remember all the
Speaker 1: movies and Ship. When the church will come in. They
Speaker 1: will have gang interventions at the church. I'll come up
Speaker 1: to the church, Nick, you all at the church could
Speaker 1: be all in a few to pass be talking. Now
Speaker 1: listen here, look Jay Rock, jay Bone, I did this
Speaker 1: for your family. That's when you start remembering the kids
Speaker 1: reginal gangsters. That movie was like that as this church. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that is the cornerstone of the black community. That is
Speaker 1: the center piece. They are the fucking failures. They're not
Speaker 1: the problems. White people is the problem. But the church
Speaker 1: is a failure that you were talking about. You were
Speaker 1: talking yesterday about doing more socially conscious stuff in the future. Right,
Speaker 1: they'll know, I don't want you conscious. Huh oh, My
Speaker 1: ship is socially conscious. I feel socially conscious everything I do.
Speaker 1: You're directing more in that vain yesterday. Maybe not sure
Speaker 1: I was. To me, I always thought that the most practical,
Speaker 1: like socially conscious rap entity ever because they didn't talk
Speaker 1: about Broad Calton a lot. But like I always thought U. G.
Speaker 1: K was exceptional at that. And those guys spend a
Speaker 1: lot of time and criticizing the church. There's a there's
Speaker 1: a lot of souls. I don't even know that. I
Speaker 1: don't know that, but I am comfortable in saying what
Speaker 1: I'm saying. I've read enough ship, I've been through the
Speaker 1: experiences to know that the problem is the Black church
Speaker 1: as a failure. Now they're not the problem failure. Yeah. See,
Speaker 1: white people have been a problem historically. They they some
Speaker 1: colonizing motherfucker's They are not, and there around this motherfucker
Speaker 1: making every hood theyhood. There's certain games that do that
Speaker 1: right now. I always called the neighborhood car the most
Speaker 1: colonizing niggers in the world, and niggas going around colonizing communities.
Speaker 1: They got that from white folks. But the black is
Speaker 1: the failure of our system. That's what's wrong with our system.
Speaker 1: They have no say, no input, they have no practical
Speaker 1: purpose for being here are concert they like Broadway like
Speaker 1: Broadway in New York. And ship they just have a
Speaker 1: play every Sunday. And you need that motherfucker's spelling spiritually
Speaker 1: better going back to a fucked up situation, I don't need.
Speaker 1: I realized today. Yeah, every rapper is a fucking pastor.
Speaker 1: Every rapper is a pastor. And he was like, man,
Speaker 1: you're not how easy it is peak for me to
Speaker 1: sell hope as a rapper. I could sell niggas hoping
Speaker 1: and inspiration fast. I'd rather sell education. I don't even
Speaker 1: want to sell it. I want to give you education
Speaker 1: for free. I don't want you to pay me now.
Speaker 1: I don't want to inspire you. Ship is lost in inspiration.
Speaker 1: Niggas be telling me they're trying to inspire to change
Speaker 1: the world. Now I'm trying to educate you. I'm I'm
Speaker 1: closer to what Elijah Mohammed and fraud and it was on.
Speaker 1: I'm not on that ship. These other niggas on trying
Speaker 1: to inspire you, aspire you. I gotta be and you
Speaker 1: can get a bin that is not no information nigga
Speaker 1: rap nigga. If I can get one. You can get
Speaker 1: one man. That's gonna help one out of every thousand kids. Man,
Speaker 1: how about we teach niggas how to get the money.
Speaker 1: We teach them, we educate them. That's what rap should be.
Speaker 1: So rap went from this space of educating to inspirational,
Speaker 1: where all these niggas looking to inspire you. My nigga
Speaker 1: caality is my nigga. All his posts inspirational. Nigga. You
Speaker 1: inspired me with a car that ain't got no roof.
Speaker 1: You showed me you can get not nigga that the
Speaker 1: funk is that And most of these niggas ain't inspiration.
Speaker 1: Most of these rap niggas is aspirational as a rap nigga.
Speaker 1: I'm educational. You're gonna listen to my ship. You're gonna
Speaker 1: listen to Tupop Must Die. You're gonna realize, Oh yeah, No,
Speaker 1: man is bigger than the program. Them niggas could do
Speaker 1: that to him. The Park one of the most important
Speaker 1: black men in the world because he intervened in some ship.
Speaker 1: It could happen to anybody that's education ain't gonna inspire
Speaker 1: you to be no gangbanger. Tupac Must Die inspire you
Speaker 1: to be a game Baker, you are funked up. Your therapist.
Speaker 1: Niggas killed Tupac and then I told you at the
Speaker 1: end the nigga who killed Tupop got killed to three
Speaker 1: years later. There's nothing about that that should make you
Speaker 1: want to be a game banker. Something's wrong with you
Speaker 1: if you were inspired to be a motherucking gang remember
Speaker 1: after watching that video, you need therapist nicker for real
Speaker 1: to call you move, call you a cutting. Hey, nigga's crazy.
Speaker 1: Tupac must die. On't inspire nobody. You better not be
Speaker 1: no game may got to watching that ship. That ship
Speaker 1: all got sucked up. A lot of niggas got killed
Speaker 1: in the video. I shouldn't just started listening to niggas
Speaker 1: that got killed. That was the video. Every nigga that
Speaker 1: Lane was in the car would include Lane except one
Speaker 1: nigga got killed. So it's four nigger in the car.
Speaker 1: Three of them niggas got killed. The niggas out stopped
Speaker 1: the park out. Three or four of them niggas got killed.
Speaker 1: The nigga who killed Pop, he got killed. Pop got killed.
Speaker 1: Niggas didn't even live that story. Fucked up? How are
Speaker 1: you inspired to be like nigga These niggas de rap
Speaker 1: niggas is making inspiration little ship and inspirational ship glasses
Speaker 1: low as a rapper is making educational ship. I'm gonna
Speaker 1: tell you how this ship go one plus one equals
Speaker 1: to nigga. Somebody saw. Look, Tony Robbins makes a lot
Speaker 1: of money going up and telling people they couldn't do it.
Speaker 1: If we put a trumpey behind that, we're gonna make
Speaker 1: ten times more money. We're gonna crush Tony Robbins. Educational
Speaker 1: big Educating people is not as the other. That's how
Speaker 1: I know we're not in the righteous society. The teachers
Speaker 1: is the worst treated people in the world. If if
Speaker 1: the most and the things you could do is teach,
Speaker 1: you know that's the most righteous. Not misinformed, because misinformed
Speaker 1: at teaching, misinformation is not informant, it's misinformat So to
Speaker 1: teach and past real, true factual information is the most
Speaker 1: gali andate thing you could do. How do we pay
Speaker 1: them is the less because they don't teach ship and
Speaker 1: they get paid plenty. You get paid six figures for
Speaker 1: like a California You get paid a hundred thirty thousand
Speaker 1: dollars a year in real money and to do what
Speaker 1: the forty nin out of fifty No, sorry, that's how
Speaker 1: much they really get paid. They're so stupid they don't
Speaker 1: even know how much they get paid. And they're teaching
Speaker 1: our kids math. That's the fucking problem. You get sixty
Speaker 1: thou dollars today, you get seventy five thousand dollars in
Speaker 1: pension for that year's earnings when you retire, and you
Speaker 1: get all the other ship in between, you get the
Speaker 1: cost per teachers, like a hundred three hundred, forty thousand
Speaker 1: dollars a Year's why Cowper's is a multi billion dollars
Speaker 1: dead hole in the state budget. How they get that?
Speaker 1: They get that working if you're working for the the
Speaker 1: dependitentiary in the county, they don't get cowpers Uh. Teachers
Speaker 1: in the l A U. S D. So, I don't.
Speaker 1: I don't know nothing. They have their own pension fund thing,
Speaker 1: but that's either fifty tho annually and the sevy for
Speaker 1: pete is fucking cold. Here, goddamn who used to be
Speaker 1: a rapper? Yeah, so look, that's about how much all
Speaker 1: the other rappers make. Sixty is not enough, Like in
Speaker 1: the seventy five thousand pension is cool? But that number
Speaker 1: should be done. This this person is literally they don't
Speaker 1: as much as your parents are responsible for the rest
Speaker 1: of the world next generation, but they don't teach it.
Speaker 1: They shake the mind that's going to run the world.
Speaker 1: That should be the highest paid person in society. Because
Speaker 1: if they are fucking teaching ship, what shi you can't
Speaker 1: teach it for sixty thousand that like I'm going with
Speaker 1: me to Rond, I ain't gonna get you know, crazy
Speaker 1: video for cisty thousands your video and to be me
Speaker 1: standing right in front of the ouse. You can look
Speaker 1: at the curriculum for free. They don't teach ship. You
Speaker 1: can put anybody in You can put anybody in there
Speaker 1: you want to pay anything you want to. You can
Speaker 1: teach that ship curriculum. That's gonna help anybody make any
Speaker 1: fucking money. Pe is Ice cold Bro, you're a real
Speaker 1: rap nigga. Pete telling man, I'm gonna come out. I'm
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