Speaker 1: Yeah, have an aggravated battery with a hanger up in
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Speaker 1: Lawn Sungs The Gangs to Chronicles, Jons McDonald, Race Jor
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Speaker 1: of The Gangster Chronicles. This is Alex Alonso. You may
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Speaker 1: French Quarter, Creo Bar and Grill. All right, so let's
Speaker 1: get into our show. But before we start the show,
Speaker 1: I got a couple of fact checks from last week.
Speaker 1: Last week was our very popular Takashi episode. Guys, but
Speaker 1: I did make him take last week, I said that
Speaker 1: Sammy to Bull Gravano admitted to seven teams. But guess
Speaker 1: what he admitted to nineteen homicides when they gave him
Speaker 1: a beautiful five year deal. How many people did he
Speaker 1: incriminating the process? Oh, he incriminated about a hundred members
Speaker 1: of all five families of the New York Mafia. Most
Speaker 1: of them were from the Gambino crime family. And for
Speaker 1: those who just heard that voice, I was gonna introduce him,
Speaker 1: but that Spider Spider look welcome, so beat me to
Speaker 1: the to his introduction. But now that's cool, you just
Speaker 1: said such an interesting statement. I just had to let
Speaker 1: you spark. I always say that Sammy Bull Gravano admitted
Speaker 1: to more homicides than Jeffrey Dahmer, and he basically walked
Speaker 1: five years, but then he got out and got caught
Speaker 1: up in an ecstasy ring. He did seventeen on that
Speaker 1: and he's actually free. He got out in two thousand seventeen.
Speaker 1: And then also last week, I brought up Tim tim
Speaker 1: Allen as being a snitch. He actually gave up several
Speaker 1: names in his cocaine trafficking case in nineteen seventy eight
Speaker 1: and Caluma's Zoo I believe kalamazoos in Michigan. And yeah,
Speaker 1: he was a cocaine home and made me on the
Speaker 1: screen Home Improvement. So shout out Tim from alright. So, Reggie,
Speaker 1: you want to talk about what you brought in this
Speaker 1: wee yeah yeah, yeah yeah. I want to play something
Speaker 1: for James. I purposely try not talk to James Old
Speaker 1: the last few days because I want to him to
Speaker 1: see if he heard this and play this for him
Speaker 1: and get a spontaneous response from me. So I'm gonna
Speaker 1: play this for you right now. Shout out to all
Speaker 1: the real names and home girls out there, SACas police officers. Reggie, right,
Speaker 1: James see uh work Yeah? RUMs from with the dogs
Speaker 1: like the ship out of you darn men, run out.
Speaker 1: You gonna no time, no nothing. You're not gonna know
Speaker 1: where I'm man. So, James, you know, did you just
Speaker 1: hear with that little uh little man? Just that to you? Oh? Man,
Speaker 1: I heard it, But to me that's nothing. You just man.
Speaker 1: You call me a punk. You don't even you don't.
Speaker 1: You ain't never funk with me like that. I can
Speaker 1: call you a punk though you ran from from Trayvon.
Speaker 1: You ran straight into the police arms with with with
Speaker 1: drugs in your pocket. You was really scared. But anyway,
Speaker 1: my whole thing is this, dude, don't mention my name
Speaker 1: and nothing. You ain't heard James say ship and it
Speaker 1: ain't mob James, James clown and you ain't heard me
Speaker 1: speak on you and nobody else. If I say something,
Speaker 1: I repeat it. But you want to set your dogs
Speaker 1: on me and bring your dogs, They're gonna pull back
Speaker 1: something that they ain't gonna like it. You ain't gonna
Speaker 1: like it either. You want to find me, my nigga.
Speaker 1: I'm in Beaumont Shore every motherfucking day, especially on Saturdays.
Speaker 1: I stayed from the morning tonight when it closed. Come
Speaker 1: on up there, dash um. He's just doing that for
Speaker 1: social media. I wouldn't give it. I don't. I don't
Speaker 1: talk to that dude when that dude was that death row.
Speaker 1: I never any one of those cats from the other side.
Speaker 1: I can say James ain't never socialized hung with because
Speaker 1: I don't smoke weed. I never found the reason to
Speaker 1: go over there and hang with those cats. The only
Speaker 1: time I interacted is when I did Snoop Dogg, and
Speaker 1: she'll have me out there from for to protect Snoop Dogg.
Speaker 1: But Dash, you don't know me like that, dude, And
Speaker 1: why I can't find you? If you that nigga nigga,
Speaker 1: say where you at? I know you and uh San
Speaker 1: Fernando Valley, everybody know you so old, but you ain't
Speaker 1: even worth looking for. Dude, I ain't even tripping. You
Speaker 1: know where I'm at. So if you want to come
Speaker 1: find me and with me, nig I got a fishing
Speaker 1: pole in the tackle box. Nigga at the beach, nigga chilling. Now,
Speaker 1: for those who are just new to the Gangster Chronicles podcast,
Speaker 1: Dash Dilingers responding to the police report or whatever you're
Speaker 1: calling that Reggie that you had on bomb first and
Speaker 1: that we talked about on last week's episode episode about
Speaker 1: Snoop and Dads, I guess running into the police during
Speaker 1: that incident back and and it's so crazy that, you know,
Speaker 1: if this was some ship Reggie just brought up and
Speaker 1: run run against the chronicles, I would have said, come on,
Speaker 1: as we're getting down like that. Reggie been saying this
Speaker 1: for a long long time and his videos out there
Speaker 1: that Reggie has totally catched. What the fund? Where the at?
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying. So I would appreciate it
Speaker 1: if you you say, uh, Reggie, I'm I'm ready one
Speaker 1: hundredult don't get that twisted. But if you hear me
Speaker 1: say something, then I'm accountable for anything I say, and
Speaker 1: I'm ready to rock and roll with anything I say.
Speaker 1: And that's that's anybody, that's anybody. So little dude, Joe
Speaker 1: get down. Ain't even like that. So knock it off
Speaker 1: Audio two and then we'll go in and we'll get
Speaker 1: into something else because we're not gonna be linger on
Speaker 1: these uh on the subjectute on we go ahead and
Speaker 1: play this one for me, So y'all can hear a
Speaker 1: response from Ship Night regarding this as well. Snooper never come.
Speaker 1: I mean snoopers on you know, we'd be the murder
Speaker 1: trial form. But then he was on probation. Then he
Speaker 1: got car with two ounces of marijuana, then he got
Speaker 1: car with goods, and each time it's nothing that's not
Speaker 1: gonna validate him. Because for the street guys, street guys
Speaker 1: know what I'm talking about. It it's no puzzle. I mean,
Speaker 1: if you get a guy that constantly getting in trouble
Speaker 1: and never gonna come to prisoner, that's because he's a former.
Speaker 1: He's a raight snitch, you know. And they're more important
Speaker 1: to the police on the streets then and here because
Speaker 1: they let them know what's going on. They might say
Speaker 1: they sold by ten on three or four five other guys.
Speaker 1: You know, I'm from Compton. I'm all right as the lords.
Speaker 1: You can go all right or do anything, alright. Cool.
Speaker 1: So that's some audio. Most of y'all probably might have
Speaker 1: heard it before. But that was just a shig Knights
Speaker 1: response to hearing about the paperwork that I soon put
Speaker 1: on put on him back. And so I just wanted
Speaker 1: to refreshing some of your memories and educate some of
Speaker 1: your young motherfucker's at all. I don't know anything that
Speaker 1: this paperwork has been out there and as far as
Speaker 1: Dad's with the police comment, yeah, yeah, yeah, you know,
Speaker 1: back in the nineties, I was a cop and but
Speaker 1: you know as much as anybody when they came to
Speaker 1: doing some other ship, going to the locations and stuff
Speaker 1: like that. When I had you niggas bitch up and
Speaker 1: PC up in Hawaii and all of that, you know,
Speaker 1: I was all the first through the door. But the
Speaker 1: cool thing about it is when you was running the
Speaker 1: death road, you and Dads was kicking it, you wouldn't
Speaker 1: miss the police officer. Then, nigga, you ought to feel
Speaker 1: bad about sucking with the cop. What whether it was
Speaker 1: business or not. If you was that nigga, you wouldn't
Speaker 1: have been doing that. Man. Every morning, we shoul would
Speaker 1: have been going to his house. So man, say that ship.
Speaker 1: You know, niggas make their self look bad. That's why
Speaker 1: I said, it's important what you do today, that ship
Speaker 1: gonna follow you to more and every day after that.
Speaker 1: So if you if you don't sunk with the police,
Speaker 1: then don't woke in front the beginning. You ain't gotta
Speaker 1: worry about this type of ship happened to you, all right,
Speaker 1: So we're gonna continue this conversation about Takashi that we
Speaker 1: had last week. But before we start the conversation about Takasha,
Speaker 1: there's a couple of things in the news that I
Speaker 1: wanted to touch on real quick, and this is pretty huge.
Speaker 1: On September, the Florences and a bunch of East Coast
Speaker 1: crips had to sit down face to face meeting at
Speaker 1: the old Juvenile Justice Building on seventy six and Central
Speaker 1: after about a month, a month and a half of
Speaker 1: conversations I started in early August to end their truth,
Speaker 1: to end their war, and one of theirs, one of
Speaker 1: the most bloodiest wars. Let me finish. Let me finish
Speaker 1: the one of the most bloodiest wars. No, I wasn't. No,
Speaker 1: it was at the Central and we got Spider Spider
Speaker 1: look in the house today as a guest. And I
Speaker 1: know you mentioned it on one of your videos. Yes,
Speaker 1: I am a former member Quiet, a fluent active member
Speaker 1: of the East Coast Chris myself, so I was kind
Speaker 1: of interested when I heard the fact that they met
Speaker 1: with such a agreedious enemy. Yeah, it's real, it's real,
Speaker 1: it's a real deal. On the last when we had
Speaker 1: you in here, you didn't think it would happen. Uh
Speaker 1: I mentioned it, I wrote it up. Would you just
Speaker 1: like suggested it could possibly happen. I've been hey, well,
Speaker 1: I've been behind the scenes trying to work on things
Speaker 1: like this for Saloot Saloop because you know, I'm I
Speaker 1: don't want to say, you know, I'm pieces positive period.
Speaker 1: You know, we are trying to prepare our environment for
Speaker 1: the next generation. So there's the legacy that we have
Speaker 1: left and have participated in. It's not what I'm trying
Speaker 1: to see um continue into the future. So anytime any
Speaker 1: two powerful groups can sit down and talk about piece,
Speaker 1: I think it's a positive thing, especially when everybody knows
Speaker 1: what he started over and the people that are involved
Speaker 1: in the war now they did not benefit from the
Speaker 1: initial act. They have some of them, the youngest dudes,
Speaker 1: have no even idea where all came from. So I
Speaker 1: think it's a good idea. Yeah, there's some youngsters that
Speaker 1: weren't even born in the front right front line, and
Speaker 1: they are the majority of those that do not want
Speaker 1: to cooperate. And of course you have that energy that's
Speaker 1: not gonna go with That's absolutely true, Spider, Because I
Speaker 1: was at a meeting there was at least man. I
Speaker 1: gotta say he wants have been about years old, just
Speaker 1: mad dog in the whole time, just like man like
Speaker 1: not happy that this is going on. But of course
Speaker 1: all the older guys folding over the facilitating, they try
Speaker 1: to talk to him. But I can see this energy
Speaker 1: that has I can say that I can definitely relate
Speaker 1: to both sides of the spectrum because that thank you,
Speaker 1: as much as what he represents his wrong, him as
Speaker 1: an individual is not wrong. That energy has to be
Speaker 1: dealt with, redirected, eliminated at all costs. Eventually, But when
Speaker 1: the people that raised you to be the demon you
Speaker 1: are out of nowhere, throwing you for a curveball. You
Speaker 1: have to understand his confusion when he's probably attended multiple
Speaker 1: funerals based on this scenario. Uh, you know, I just
Speaker 1: know it's Uh, it's a real complex and situation we
Speaker 1: can't make. I mean, all of that is true. That's
Speaker 1: why you have and the truths don't last. And with
Speaker 1: the bloods and the crypt and crypts against crypts, bloods
Speaker 1: against blood because blood shied. You know, you've got people killed,
Speaker 1: hearing people killed here, and you got some cats can't
Speaker 1: take the back or sit next to a guy that
Speaker 1: killed somebody, you know, so what. But in order for
Speaker 1: it to work, these guys got to understand the big
Speaker 1: picture of this and trying the truce is to stop
Speaker 1: to kill it. Let's stop killing each other. Let's focus,
Speaker 1: you know what I'm saying, because right now today I
Speaker 1: don't understand why. I know everybody's seeing what Donald Trump
Speaker 1: is doing. I would stop my shenani is just because
Speaker 1: of that, you know what I'm saying, And we need
Speaker 1: to pay attention. They don't give a funk about us.
Speaker 1: So if they don't give a funk about us, and
Speaker 1: we don't give a funk about ourselves, sooner or later
Speaker 1: it's self destruction. You feel me in extermination and and
Speaker 1: we don't understand that. So the old geez that's that's
Speaker 1: still active in the hood. I see a lot of
Speaker 1: guys on your videos that still got cloud in the hood.
Speaker 1: You need to really get to the little homies that
Speaker 1: feel like that little brother dude, because that little brother
Speaker 1: he ain't rolling, he ain't misguided. He just talked to
Speaker 1: be a certain kind of way and he representing what
Speaker 1: he believes in. But here's the difference on on the
Speaker 1: Mexican side. You got them staying youngsters there that feel
Speaker 1: the same way. But but as soon as the old
Speaker 1: g says, it's over them little youngsters. But you gotta understand,
Speaker 1: just take the mind frame of you being a young
Speaker 1: dude twenty five under and your road dog. All y'all
Speaker 1: have been your whole existence, and this was that killer,
Speaker 1: that killer. He dies in the midst of that. How
Speaker 1: do you disrespect the bond you have with him by
Speaker 1: going against Now I understand the mature answer, But how
Speaker 1: do you translate to the young individual who every day
Speaker 1: with my road dog we pledged to this. He's not
Speaker 1: here to agree with me to do the positive thing.
Speaker 1: You translate to him like this, we got a bigger
Speaker 1: picture now, no, no, no, no, no, no. How does
Speaker 1: he except that himself? Like nobody's around, it's just him
Speaker 1: and he's thinking about his dead his dog. When he
Speaker 1: got to think about it. He gotta think about it.
Speaker 1: It's the bigger picture. We're talking about life. And if
Speaker 1: you're twenty five years old, you you gotta brance them,
Speaker 1: you know, Okay, I gotta I gotta relate to this
Speaker 1: because I ain't getting no younger and they ain't going nowhere.
Speaker 1: We gotta get out of this circle. So he gotta understand. Okay,
Speaker 1: I'm always little Hood. That ship is right here in
Speaker 1: the heart, but the bigger picture is stop. You know
Speaker 1: what I'm saying, Not just for it. I mean maybe
Speaker 1: the homie is saying, man, you see what happened to me,
Speaker 1: and she would have to be I don't want this
Speaker 1: to happen to you. Get out of that exactly, you
Speaker 1: know what I'm saying. And if the big homies really
Speaker 1: cherished the little homies and and want to see this
Speaker 1: ship over with, stop you get at them like that. Man,
Speaker 1: We're looking at the bigger picture now. They got to
Speaker 1: see from the beginning to the end. Because this was
Speaker 1: never your fault. You was born into this ship, the
Speaker 1: war was already going on. Anything before ninety nine, the
Speaker 1: war was already happening. And if you come after that,
Speaker 1: you're doing it just because the Hood is doing it. Right,
Speaker 1: we gotta accept our losses. I lost a lot of
Speaker 1: motherfucker's through the game, Bang and Ship. But right now
Speaker 1: to day, we gotta understand we can't bring them back.
Speaker 1: I don't want it to happen to me. I don't
Speaker 1: want to happen to my brother and nephews. So let's
Speaker 1: cherish was was still alive. Let's fix it. Well, a
Speaker 1: lot of people are skeptical, even though they had to
Speaker 1: sit down last week. There's some brothers that are little skeptical.
Speaker 1: They like because the Florence has reached out to the
Speaker 1: east coasts. They're the ones that said, hey, we want
Speaker 1: a truce. So the question is like, why now while
Speaker 1: all of a sudden And also I want to throw
Speaker 1: this in that some of the Mexicans that were involved
Speaker 1: in this truce were also that these guys are in
Speaker 1: prison were also involved in the truth between the North
Speaker 1: Daniels and the Soudaniels. And we all know if you've
Speaker 1: been to California prison, you know that divide between Orthdaniels.
Speaker 1: And let me tell you a smart things. I knew
Speaker 1: that was coming. This is not smart. This is a
Speaker 1: forty year This goes back to the sixties. Do Mexicans
Speaker 1: is looking at Donald Trump? The Mexicans is mad the
Speaker 1: way he treating their people. So funck the fighting. We
Speaker 1: ain't gonna do this. We ain't gonna look like ignorant
Speaker 1: motherfucker's that's telling you never I never thought about Mexican
Speaker 1: man that they pay attention to politics, they pay attention
Speaker 1: to their family, and they saying, this motherfucker's driving us
Speaker 1: through the mud Mexicans. So the Mexicans ain't doing how
Speaker 1: we're doing it. They say the legs called truths. Ain't
Speaker 1: no more this and no more that, And they're doing
Speaker 1: it the right way. Because Dr Trump can't speak on
Speaker 1: you no more. They can't call us animals. We we
Speaker 1: we demand the truth. So they reach out to the brothers.
Speaker 1: It's like it's in the same bag. It's only on them.
Speaker 1: It has to come that direction because not to use
Speaker 1: the he were victim in a negative sense. But when
Speaker 1: the incident comes and you were the victim in the situation,
Speaker 1: it's on you to finally say I'm not mad no more. Yeah,
Speaker 1: who you're calling the victim? The war began because something
Speaker 1: was taking from wasn't it taking It was the Mexican
Speaker 1: stuff that was taken. Yeah, So therefore someone was taken
Speaker 1: from you. You have been victimized. Oh yeah, so it's
Speaker 1: on you to say, I'm no longer going to be
Speaker 1: revenging this situation, got it? You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: Once I take something, it's like, however, you feel. It's
Speaker 1: how you feel. I'm not gonna come to you and
Speaker 1: say forgive me for taking now this piece it out. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's on them. It's only going to come from that direction. That. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's a great point. You've been banging it out for
Speaker 1: a long long many you know how many people they've
Speaker 1: been banging it out for a loan loan. I think
Speaker 1: it started in so years right around there. Twenty years
Speaker 1: of stranges and people, you know, they lost. People have
Speaker 1: been killed on both sides every single year of this war.
Speaker 1: Ain't no like long periods of peace. I think based
Speaker 1: on that incident, I think the Florences is the most
Speaker 1: black style banging gang. It is probably probably they probably
Speaker 1: got more hitters than any other Mexican gang in in
Speaker 1: l A period East. In fact, if you compare the
Speaker 1: Mexican gangs in East Lanta Valley to the ones in
Speaker 1: South l A, guess which Mexican gangs are more violent.
Speaker 1: The ones in the South South l A because they're
Speaker 1: hanging out with all the brothers, and the brothers are
Speaker 1: way more active than any of those East l A,
Speaker 1: Boil Heights or San Fernando Valley gangs. So you got
Speaker 1: thirty eight Street, pretty active. They banged like brothers. Florence
Speaker 1: has to forgotten them down in the thirties and the
Speaker 1: bottoms is who this wicked period. It's just they take
Speaker 1: it individually on how you how your banging gonna be,
Speaker 1: because you've got a lot of kids out there that's
Speaker 1: talking like they really with it, and and with that
Speaker 1: situation at all, you know what I'm saying. I'm saying
Speaker 1: primary there's Dillingen, is it is it? It's crazy man Howard,
Speaker 1: And I'm glad the truth is there because that that's
Speaker 1: his name, James, what is it del mar are not?
Speaker 1: That's his name, that's in the paperwork that Reggie got
Speaker 1: on first. What your point tho about it? It's just, man,
Speaker 1: it's is time that it happened, and I'm glad it
Speaker 1: has so. And then I'm even hearing the kitchen is
Speaker 1: over there in history with those kitchens and Swans are
Speaker 1: at the table, and I want to shout out little
Speaker 1: doctor from six nineties Coasts. Little is the one pretty
Speaker 1: much that really is instrumental in the communications with the
Speaker 1: Mexicans from Florence. I got it. I got a courtion
Speaker 1: for spider, sir. What happens with all the law enforcement
Speaker 1: in l A. If the if the bloods and the
Speaker 1: cribs get together and the Mexicans in the black sat fighting,
Speaker 1: what happens to their job? That's just funn That's just
Speaker 1: because I remember, I remember from the nine and remember
Speaker 1: I remember when we tried to forge Piece of ninety two,
Speaker 1: there were reporting police officers doing dry by hitting people
Speaker 1: square between the eyes and high speeds array. So we
Speaker 1: have to realize we are up against an enemy that
Speaker 1: had usualized the law enforcement to push their agenda highly.
Speaker 1: So if we somehow stop giving them that direct action
Speaker 1: with the street wars, we're going to sophisticate ourselves because
Speaker 1: they're gonna still be coming at us one way or
Speaker 1: the other. We're making a lot easier for him by
Speaker 1: out here with this trivial red blue game. And we
Speaker 1: have to get beyond that. But you gotta stop. And
Speaker 1: if you do that, the police lose their jobs because
Speaker 1: they don't. They don't they're not gonna they already have
Speaker 1: they got, but they want. They woted on them for.
Speaker 1: But one thing could happen that they don't have to
Speaker 1: expand their enforcement detail. They don't have to grow somewhere else. Yeah, well,
Speaker 1: wear signed him somewhere else. Get get make up, stops
Speaker 1: killing us. We give different rules from the police in
Speaker 1: our areas and everywhere else we have the police our
Speaker 1: sales man. Let's police ourselves, all right. The next war
Speaker 1: that we gotta fix is the one, the one on
Speaker 1: the West Side between a Mexican gang called eighteen Street
Speaker 1: and the Black Peace Stones and the Rolling twenties. But here,
Speaker 1: you're gonna hear it here first. Within a year, that
Speaker 1: war is gonna be over within a year, that war,
Speaker 1: all right. So last week we had this incredible conversation
Speaker 1: about Takashi, and since then, I mean, there's been so
Speaker 1: many developments in this guy's trial. I don't know where
Speaker 1: to start. But how about this. The his personal driver
Speaker 1: was actually working for the FEDS the entire time, so
Speaker 1: they wired that whole car for video and audio just
Speaker 1: like a plan had to be was put the Takashi
Speaker 1: hired this guy, but he all didn't do that. Bull
Speaker 1: You think Tashi already knew man. I just watched videos
Speaker 1: of Takashi with with with what's the what's the guy
Speaker 1: name in jail? Now? Shot shoddy in a in a
Speaker 1: robbery in a shooting. He's been in on all of this.
Speaker 1: Ship man. That dude wouldn't just this just didn't come off,
Speaker 1: no phone call, and I don't know I want driving.
Speaker 1: Let the kidnapped. When they was asking that dude come
Speaker 1: with us the way he kept saying that in her name,
Speaker 1: I'll give you anything. I think the name was marv
Speaker 1: her Har har. He's like he sounded like he knew
Speaker 1: he was being recorded. Okay, horse, okay, horse, you know
Speaker 1: I just go bad. You know who when you're doing
Speaker 1: this to me? It's horror. He was planet because if
Speaker 1: something you were never known about it, they would have
Speaker 1: just uh, they would have just had him taping and
Speaker 1: filming and and doing all of that stuff and you
Speaker 1: would have never heard about it until they were done.
Speaker 1: When he has a snitch and then they would have
Speaker 1: liked institution only for life, how you work informants. So
Speaker 1: so the question is how did he how did he start?
Speaker 1: Then the driver Jakashi, how did he wind up hiring this?
Speaker 1: Just somebody to driving. Here's a cloud chaser. This this
Speaker 1: is what this age win and social media. That's all
Speaker 1: he was. He wasn't planning about the government. Now the
Speaker 1: government had contacted him before he got arrested and was
Speaker 1: working in and for how long we don't know. But
Speaker 1: he knew the arrest was coming and he knew what
Speaker 1: was going down. But he was not always an informant.
Speaker 1: I don't agree with that. And he wasn't playing in
Speaker 1: by no c I a hold. So he just beating
Speaker 1: you and ship because he's just cloud chasers in court.
Speaker 1: And now he said, oh I got video of that
Speaker 1: show what got to be real? But itselfs so for
Speaker 1: fegge bro, he said, he said the video tap the
Speaker 1: so the world would know he was responsible for that.
Speaker 1: Like you ready that off. The kids are stupid, are
Speaker 1: stupid like that? So the driver could have just been
Speaker 1: some innocent dude that was every day got caught up.
Speaker 1: He got and they turned him. I don't think the
Speaker 1: driver is part of a conspiracy. So the driver, I
Speaker 1: mean he got turned. Yeah, he got turned definitely. I
Speaker 1: thought he was ANBI. He got the rested for some
Speaker 1: immigration ship or something. I don't even think he spoke English.
Speaker 1: Yeah he got so they turned him. But then then
Speaker 1: once they realized, oh he working with the foods. You know,
Speaker 1: we got we're working We've been working in for the
Speaker 1: last two years, We're gonna turn you. I have been
Speaker 1: on the reason he got turned. I've been looking it
Speaker 1: up and then looking at him and then you know
Speaker 1: him and and uh, one guy on the on the
Speaker 1: show was talking about Jim Jones. You know, Uh, Cardi B.
Speaker 1: What does this dude? What is this intent? Yeah, Jim
Speaker 1: Jones was running this mouth and got caught on tape
Speaker 1: and they went to him prior. That's why he didn't
Speaker 1: get arrested because he got turned. That's why he never
Speaker 1: got brought in. Do you think when he was having
Speaker 1: that phone call he was aware? No, but they can't
Speaker 1: played it to him. I said, this is what we
Speaker 1: got on you. We need X Y and Z A
Speaker 1: B C D. That's why he went on that show.
Speaker 1: For a while, I was wondering what happened? Why did
Speaker 1: he just all of the the sume. So I've been on
Speaker 1: Loveing hip Hop when his wife was the biggest two
Speaker 1: on there. They were going through ship then. So you
Speaker 1: don't think that Jim Jones is gonna later get charged
Speaker 1: or arrested for something. Now, they would have wrapped him
Speaker 1: up in that case. So that was the case. They
Speaker 1: already had it. But they've learned of it afterwards, then yeah,
Speaker 1: they would have combined him in the night. They arrest everybody. Hey,
Speaker 1: they just decided on said they were picking up everybody
Speaker 1: except our informants because technically Jim Jones is making terrorist threats.
Speaker 1: He threatened, man, like just like if I was a snitch.
Speaker 1: Guess who just just did that? We just played listen
Speaker 1: to some modio or something like that. Your boy dass,
Speaker 1: I didn't say the name, Alex said, I'm just answering
Speaker 1: your question. He's a probation right now for that weed. Man.
Speaker 1: But anyway, let's move on in Atlanta. Huh, remember you know,
Speaker 1: I think we just want but that's when you went
Speaker 1: you went down South. Yeah, all the South is really
Speaker 1: hard on marijuana, trust me. Yeah yeah, but that's hopefully
Speaker 1: that's gonna change because marijuana is not as a serious
Speaker 1: drug as marijuana than continued. Yeah, alright, So also on
Speaker 1: this TCA things, I think one of you guys just mentioned, Yeah, James,
Speaker 1: you mentioned Jim Jones recording that was played in court.
Speaker 1: What was the whole purpose of playing that audio recording
Speaker 1: of Jim Jones making threats in court? I didn't understand that.
Speaker 1: I haven't been following the case. Why why I do
Speaker 1: that and he's not Yeah, he's not part of the case.
Speaker 1: I guess they just want to establish that that there
Speaker 1: was a threat against who was I'm not he's talking
Speaker 1: to someone else about we need to he needs to
Speaker 1: be DPD or whatever they were saying. Whoever you're talking
Speaker 1: to you, I don't think named male something. Isn't that
Speaker 1: the same person that was speaking to the other dude
Speaker 1: on the phone too, Uhi was on the phone talking
Speaker 1: to him too. I'm not sure it might be wrong,
Speaker 1: but I'm thinking, Wow, these guys are going to eventually
Speaker 1: get arrested too, because they're talking some serious about when
Speaker 1: a shot And I think the male nigga too with
Speaker 1: shott he was talking about I'm a feed him and
Speaker 1: he was telling him that nigga on there to my
Speaker 1: trade way and they was having them back and forth
Speaker 1: about would need to have two to phone conversation. I
Speaker 1: think the nigga male was talking to Jim Jones, ain't
Speaker 1: talking to Shotty. I could be wrong. Well, some of
Speaker 1: these these conversations audios show that there's a split in
Speaker 1: nine Trade, the ones that was down with Shoddy and
Speaker 1: then the ones that was down with her or har
Speaker 1: and I guess Takashi sided with who he went with shot.
Speaker 1: It seemed like he was playing both sides like Chatty
Speaker 1: had most control. But when when whenever they kidnapping a
Speaker 1: legy was happening, he was telling the nigger, I want
Speaker 1: to be down with you, but they wouldn't give me
Speaker 1: your number and all that old ship, well it was
Speaker 1: obviously when he did the second Reference Club interview that
Speaker 1: but then he knew something was going on. He was
Speaker 1: charged up. He knew because he did a three eighty
Speaker 1: degree on him and so three sixty he was playing
Speaker 1: with his life. Well, you ain't supposed to know yet
Speaker 1: though he was supposed to know yet. This is before
Speaker 1: he got innight it allegedly or arrested. That's why when
Speaker 1: he knew something, that's why he did that switch. His
Speaker 1: nigga's been kidnapped you and all that that was authentic
Speaker 1: nowhere in the world. You just go cut in front
Speaker 1: of the radio in that city talking about Still the
Speaker 1: question as is he jed he's not justified and what
Speaker 1: he's doing. But with the guys that vid him up
Speaker 1: Georgia kidnapping all that ship, there was no lawyer point.
Speaker 1: But to think about it, it it is from our standpoint,
Speaker 1: if it got that funky, it was trying to man
Speaker 1: up and go to war. That's what it should have did.
Speaker 1: That's what I told you last week. But he didn't
Speaker 1: do that. And even if you're not built that way,
Speaker 1: you don't pull down the whole hood. You might people
Speaker 1: who allowed this dude who was putting his head on
Speaker 1: female bodies in his most latest videos and he was
Speaker 1: exploiting this rainbow culture. You gotta blame the dudes who
Speaker 1: was standing next to this dude, accepting him and telling
Speaker 1: him the secrets and allowing him to the power to
Speaker 1: even betray him, because he should have never been qualified. Bro,
Speaker 1: this dude was comfortable in that gutty video of putting
Speaker 1: his face with the facial tattoos on a female's body
Speaker 1: would have bikini my nigger. Come on, how do you
Speaker 1: relate to that kind of dude? And they should have.
Speaker 1: They shouldn't let that happen, not at all. If you
Speaker 1: would somehow gonna try to manipulate this dude and use
Speaker 1: employ his advantage, he should never put in a position
Speaker 1: where he could turn around and knock your whole empire down. Y'all.
Speaker 1: The ninth Trades were sloppy the whole. It's not this,
Speaker 1: this is all over the place that that that who
Speaker 1: is just letting rappers and and and I wish the
Speaker 1: word for it superstars in the hood. You know what
Speaker 1: I'm saying, You got people getting paid forward. You know
Speaker 1: what I'm saying, Smucker's looking out for you, bringing you around. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you go people. So you got to think about who
Speaker 1: you bring to the neighborhood and what you expose them to.
Speaker 1: They would be satisfied with a lot less just to
Speaker 1: be affiliated. They are satisfied for y'all to try to
Speaker 1: really give them so much. Rest in peace to the
Speaker 1: late grade. But because he was over exposed, over involved,
Speaker 1: we no longer have Mr Shakour. And that's what happened
Speaker 1: over it implicate somebody over involved them and they have
Speaker 1: no idea and just because they're not scared, they'll jump
Speaker 1: out there and not realizing this wave is a lot
Speaker 1: more stronger than you thought it was. And that's what
Speaker 1: I meant last week when I put Tupacs to Cord,
Speaker 1: I said they were a parallel. Somebody hit me up saying,
Speaker 1: why would you compare Tupacket to Kashi. I just said,
Speaker 1: there's some parallels between Takashi, Chris Brown, Little Wayne and
Speaker 1: all these dudes don't really understand what they're jumping into it.
Speaker 1: It's and we got I had to go first to
Speaker 1: fix this. Clear. I'm not talking about to you what
Speaker 1: you saw. I'm talking about what he talking about. He
Speaker 1: didn't understand that because he didn't he from the hood.
Speaker 1: He didn't understand that game part. But he's from the
Speaker 1: hood and so he knew it was some good old ship.
Speaker 1: How are you gonna know? He was in l A
Speaker 1: for a few months and he's just he was. What
Speaker 1: it was did was was somebody that was born in
Speaker 1: in the mob. If they was on should have what
Speaker 1: it did. But I guarantee you if podcast not being
Speaker 1: a new booty to the game, your home wies probably
Speaker 1: would have same, baby like, it would have been some
Speaker 1: dissing and Nigga would have been on some I don't
Speaker 1: believe the real thing that niggas would have got that
Speaker 1: active in that environment, even if they seen each other
Speaker 1: fick each other off in this, it wouldn't have went
Speaker 1: that For the fact that you had somebody that wasn't
Speaker 1: immediate from our culture involved who wasn't opark, who wasn't scared,
Speaker 1: and he wanted to show the niggas he was with that.
Speaker 1: That was the fact. That's why you had to go
Speaker 1: to such a high level. I think you're talking about
Speaker 1: what happened at the casino because because he couldn't go
Speaker 1: back then the rapper did that Tom talking about. But
Speaker 1: Tupa was such a real nigga. When you come around
Speaker 1: wolves and you want to be accepted something is just
Speaker 1: want to be excted, have done it. He wanted to
Speaker 1: earn he has in Atlanta, he every time he reacted
Speaker 1: like that, That's how he reacted. And and my whole
Speaker 1: thing was Atlanta was a compting cat. All the niggas
Speaker 1: from the mob same place, comtan cat. The homies should
Speaker 1: have took kid that cat because Trebon had That is
Speaker 1: not saying, I'm just saying Tuparc shouldn't have been in it.
Speaker 1: But he got in it because he felt a part
Speaker 1: of these dudes, so he took the initiative. Like in
Speaker 1: every state you just said that he would have did.
Speaker 1: Nobody did not affect that two part in tupucs take
Speaker 1: off on the motherfuck Nobody deny that he did it
Speaker 1: in all these different places. But what I'm saying is
Speaker 1: now you got a different element, some different Yeah, he
Speaker 1: took off on the cat in Atlanta. Won't come back
Speaker 1: and retailiate. No, I adn't say that said that, it's
Speaker 1: what you try to say. I only try to say
Speaker 1: because the homie was a crib. He was dealing with
Speaker 1: some legendary energy, bro, some ship that wasn't gonna it
Speaker 1: was gonna go that way regards so who the other
Speaker 1: block had of man died, Bro, he died. I think
Speaker 1: who's in Oakland would retaliated like that? I really believe
Speaker 1: dudes a lot of the twenty one territories that are
Speaker 1: reality those cases, Bro, you didn't have two sections who
Speaker 1: already had such tension building up. It was like the
Speaker 1: ice and on the cake with him coming Lakewood Mall.
Speaker 1: Who is gonna cross paths? They don't like each other,
Speaker 1: they're other than them to group. And how many times
Speaker 1: we had incidents after lake withd Mall with different all
Speaker 1: different types of questions, not just the southside of some
Speaker 1: clicks or whatever you want to call them. Othern state
Speaker 1: they don't have issues that we ain't talking about it
Speaker 1: I'm just telling you that niggas have problems like that,
Speaker 1: and they in their class night, ain't they big home.
Speaker 1: You gotta think the time framing was in with death
Speaker 1: frow Men to the world, where all that all that
Speaker 1: played a part in everything that was the perfect It's
Speaker 1: not even it's basically just the game mentality. Let's go here,
Speaker 1: just the game mentality. You see bloods, you see crips,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna play it out. What's that blood? What's that
Speaker 1: the gut? And we get in it. That's how it
Speaker 1: goes at the mall, Serrito small heart thumb where I
Speaker 1: don't care what mall yet, I don't care if it
Speaker 1: swash spec or whatever wet we just said last week.
Speaker 1: That's thug niggas in every motherfucker state, county city, and
Speaker 1: I think they click up like that too. They have.
Speaker 1: I'm not saying that. If they clicked up like that,
Speaker 1: you gotta fucking blood that just had a fight with
Speaker 1: the nigga the lake with mall that nigga. You spotted
Speaker 1: them first, which alway should be ma at of train,
Speaker 1: not not pop a. Nobody to see that again, that's
Speaker 1: what everybody thinking, know that, but nobody to get me
Speaker 1: a twisted about about Puck. What I'm saying about Puck
Speaker 1: Park didn't handle this business and in so many different
Speaker 1: on so many different occasions and different cities, states or whatever.
Speaker 1: At the MGM, I say that situation was totally different
Speaker 1: because the man that had the incident, it's already a
Speaker 1: thug nigger. The guy he had the problem with is
Speaker 1: right there, so he should address that situation. And the
Speaker 1: homies take that ass. This some game banger ship. This
Speaker 1: is what we own. This is all I'm saying. We're
Speaker 1: on some game bankers. Trayvon position on that James is
Speaker 1: that he was coming back to his big homies meaning
Speaker 1: Neckball Country, and should to inform them. Can I fight
Speaker 1: that dude? Then he don't need to be in the hole.
Speaker 1: How old he's twenty two at a time I'm talking
Speaker 1: about now, Okay, we're talking about this. Okay, even ato
Speaker 1: he I'm just telling you his position, James, because I
Speaker 1: was in the hotel. You were aware. You don't heard no,
Speaker 1: I'm talking about it. We ain't got no damn rules. Well,
Speaker 1: I'm just telling you what you're telling me. But and
Speaker 1: I'm gonna here to set that record straight. I'm gonna
Speaker 1: tell you what he said. Okay, funny right any any minute. Okay,
Speaker 1: men you're hanging together. You don't ran into a cat
Speaker 1: that you was when you was a police officer and
Speaker 1: you y'all had a fight. Now you've seen him, I seen.
Speaker 1: Should I take off on this motherfucker? You're gonna take
Speaker 1: off on him? And then I'm coming after that. May
Speaker 1: come to you and say, James, I'm about to go
Speaker 1: off on this nigga right now. You with me? Well,
Speaker 1: that's what he should have said. That's what he's saying.
Speaker 1: He said, he said he was asking this big ones
Speaker 1: trains saying he was asking his big on me bounty
Speaker 1: neck and you know the code thing. But what he say,
Speaker 1: I know, Trey vins with it. I was in the
Speaker 1: in the jailhouse and watch him fight, and he did
Speaker 1: his thing as a little homie. He did his thing.
Speaker 1: See everybody be they listen and then they try to
Speaker 1: take it from take away and what you're saying. What
Speaker 1: I'm saying is if you live in that game bang
Speaker 1: in life and a man jump you and you see
Speaker 1: that man again, there's no questions as he jump in
Speaker 1: that ass, I'm gonna go fight now. The odds or
Speaker 1: even in your side, because you got fourteen fifteen other
Speaker 1: cats right there. As soon as they see the squabble
Speaker 1: is on, it's on. And I'm only saying two should
Speaker 1: grab that dude by his shirt and he's gonna take
Speaker 1: off like that. Well he probably he didn't, but the
Speaker 1: spirit was won because shout out to them. He went
Speaker 1: and participated. So he went on the page of not
Speaker 1: knowing because when you saw him, you should have been like,
Speaker 1: get getting rabbit or go to the grab him. So
Speaker 1: lit he took off and then they grabbed him of film.
Speaker 1: They got him off for him, and they took over it.
Speaker 1: They got funk off as soon as he ran up
Speaker 1: there and funked off the way they had no business
Speaker 1: partness playing neither no should gets paid. But sure that's
Speaker 1: what happened. We started and he wasn't. If you want
Speaker 1: to know the real he was breaking it up. Oh,
Speaker 1: he just slipped his don't start, don't start that ship,
Speaker 1: don't start that ship. The video showed him kicking you know.
Speaker 1: He wasn't like that. What's coming about was doing Wait
Speaker 1: a minute, just like Jupac Shug was doing his mob
Speaker 1: motherfucker thing too. Yeah, keep it jim Me, he ain't.
Speaker 1: Jimmy wasn't. He said, shook them Graham niggers, but they
Speaker 1: throw ship. But we're talking about niggers down. I'm talking
Speaker 1: about period period. We're talking about that. I think has
Speaker 1: a point. Maybe she just did one pick just so
Speaker 1: that people can say he was a part of it,
Speaker 1: but not wanting to be a part of it. He
Speaker 1: snuck one in. He stuck one in. It's hard enough
Speaker 1: to do when you amongst you. He would wind up
Speaker 1: not to be going wilding out like like the rest
Speaker 1: of the one. But didn't get for that. Yeah, one movie.
Speaker 1: I just took him third teen times on the bench
Speaker 1: before to determine that he made a kick. That's how
Speaker 1: sneaky that kick was. Okay, I mean I don't want
Speaker 1: to Yeah. The only thing that gets me there to
Speaker 1: say that, because I understand what you're saying. If park was,
Speaker 1: if it would have been like a conversation, I'm about
Speaker 1: to go there and get that mother, I'm about to
Speaker 1: go and then yeah, yeah Parco get him or something
Speaker 1: like that, then I agree with you. He just took
Speaker 1: off asked this question like this to me. He's the
Speaker 1: way explained to me, he said. Throughout the time that
Speaker 1: the beef had been brewing, the nigger pocket got used
Speaker 1: to hearing Orlando name. And then when they was in
Speaker 1: that in that lobby, somebody said there we go right
Speaker 1: there and just took off right there when he said
Speaker 1: there we go right there, right there. Yeah, but he
Speaker 1: just signed, he just signed his death certificate right at
Speaker 1: that moment. But you've never seen his face. That's deep
Speaker 1: when you look back from that point and then start
Speaker 1: because somebody should have known baby Lane's resume and said
Speaker 1: this is not the place to do it. And then
Speaker 1: you're driving around hanging out the car moments after, like
Speaker 1: everything is hunky dory. No, we don't see no otherdence
Speaker 1: of them hanging out the car. Well, that's what the
Speaker 1: witnesses that we're on that, yeah, because that's what Keep
Speaker 1: and the girls said the same thing. They just said
Speaker 1: he Holland and called him. The girls that were that
Speaker 1: pulled up on the side said the exact same thing,
Speaker 1: said that they were Holland Park. The girls holling. They
Speaker 1: said Park was hanging out the car. They say that
Speaker 1: now that there was two there was three girls in
Speaker 1: that car. Two of them did an interview about two
Speaker 1: hang out. He just said he invited them to club,
Speaker 1: told him to follow him, follow them to the club.
Speaker 1: But you know how easy it is for that small
Speaker 1: detail to be hanging out a little bit. Talked to
Speaker 1: him out the window. He was doing enough to be
Speaker 1: noticed by other people driving around. Question to gangster because
Speaker 1: he said he couldn't shoot from the driver's side. What
Speaker 1: Gangster came, So, I mean you got forecasting the car
Speaker 1: on three. I'm saying I don't want the gun. So
Speaker 1: Orlando was the only rotting and that month, bucker keif
Speaker 1: you got the pistle right here, all he gotta do
Speaker 1: is tell the driver Ben down, you go over his
Speaker 1: shoulder and pop up up talking about I would have
Speaker 1: done it if I was on that side. That's what
Speaker 1: he said. I never know what he said after at
Speaker 1: the place, after eleven or whatever, he gave the gun
Speaker 1: to his nephew to Orlando, he said they were on
Speaker 1: that side. So he was trying to pass the gun
Speaker 1: the big Drake. He wouldn't take it. He wouldn't take
Speaker 1: the gun from Drake. So Orlando reached across team and
Speaker 1: fired the shots. If he was on my shot, that's
Speaker 1: what I just said, he didn't say that. No, you
Speaker 1: said you got a questions his gamester because he didn't.
Speaker 1: He didn't. He didn't have to care what wasn't. We
Speaker 1: don't talk about this discussion at times, and I mean, up,
Speaker 1: I'm just sending those people out there to be fact checking,
Speaker 1: and I'm just saying, all these rappers that want to
Speaker 1: involve themselves in street ship and end up something happening.
Speaker 1: You know, Pox should have stuck to rap, just like
Speaker 1: the cast. You should have just stuck to the music,
Speaker 1: stuck to the rap, stayed away from the nine trade stuff.
Speaker 1: But of course he wanted to get himself involved, just
Speaker 1: like a whole bunch of other rappers. You can't replace
Speaker 1: the Tuparc, No you can't. He was a treasure back then.
Speaker 1: He was one of a time back then, and he
Speaker 1: should have been nowhere around that stuff. Well, he's gonna
Speaker 1: be around it because I want he shouldn't be nowhere
Speaker 1: around it because of that. I said the same thing
Speaker 1: about Nip. Nip should have been standing up hanging out
Speaker 1: on slosting and ranch. He wasn't hanging, he wasn't posting.
Speaker 1: He was coming to his sep of business. I believe
Speaker 1: that day on that day, but you have hungout and
Speaker 1: but I don't know if he hung up because he's
Speaker 1: been the biggest any day hanging hanging. Hanging didn't cause
Speaker 1: his debt, It wasn't fronting himself verbally in politics. That
Speaker 1: he could have been right there all day and not
Speaker 1: engaging that conversation and never but if he wasn't there,
Speaker 1: you want had that conversation. We have gamebakers worldwide. How
Speaker 1: do you keep just guarantee he won't encounter that cat
Speaker 1: elsewhere and had that same conversation. But but the choices
Speaker 1: we make, I mean, just like Sugar had options to
Speaker 1: like stay away and non nobody know where yet because
Speaker 1: he had multiple spots finished, yeah, multiple spots. So if
Speaker 1: she wanted to interact, but he could have had meet him,
Speaker 1: hered met him there, like you know what, you dude,
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying. He didn't have to come
Speaker 1: to the hood. You don't have to put yourself in
Speaker 1: the situation, especially when you live in a different way.
Speaker 1: Everybody in the hood just trying to find a way
Speaker 1: out that mother out that motherfucker. But when you find
Speaker 1: your way out the motherfucker, you find your way back
Speaker 1: in it. And then we have situations, Am I right?
Speaker 1: And then that's what takes us down. You don't have
Speaker 1: to come back to the hood to feed the motherfucker.
Speaker 1: You don't have to. I made it out. I don't
Speaker 1: think that our music is the only seemingly black a
Speaker 1: successful group of people who had that burden, like they
Speaker 1: can't shake the basketball and football. Everybody get gone. I'm
Speaker 1: gonna why is it about this Wrappers? I think Snoop
Speaker 1: I know something, Snoop just connecting themselves from Long Beach,
Speaker 1: that Manute long Beach Nicker just made that Snoop check
Speaker 1: in a couple of years ago. And yeah, so we
Speaker 1: don't want to use a bad example for an example.
Speaker 1: I'm just curious as to why is it so prevalent
Speaker 1: in the hip hop community period, even though all don't participate.
Speaker 1: Why do we see so many examples Moss bur died
Speaker 1: being not separated from his success. But that's truly living
Speaker 1: that life, you know what I'm saying. But I'm and
Speaker 1: that goes back to the choices that we make when
Speaker 1: we get up out of here. Go ahead, No, I'm
Speaker 1: just gonna respond to I just want if anybody had
Speaker 1: to put the things that like I've seen you on
Speaker 1: I G one time to do when niggas check your
Speaker 1: G car? What did you go? Do you want to
Speaker 1: high school? You were walking around you what's showing everybody?
Speaker 1: What you mean? I can't I can't be there and
Speaker 1: what you mean. And for me personally, I can speak
Speaker 1: for myself and explain my motivation. I don't know nothing
Speaker 1: but those environments why, that's what their defenses. Some people
Speaker 1: like we spoke spoke up earlier, and I know these
Speaker 1: are like extreme cases to Chris Brown, the Soldier boys,
Speaker 1: they don't know those areas they're breaking and to get
Speaker 1: there and familiarize themselves with affiliate Like when you say
Speaker 1: you ain't post to, I don't know nothing else, And
Speaker 1: it might come across like I think trying to do
Speaker 1: some extra stuff. But when I went to the high school,
Speaker 1: guess what, I was going to my son's football game.
Speaker 1: Just happened to be in the area that this dude
Speaker 1: was speaking on and I went there. But I was
Speaker 1: gonna be there regardless of my interaction with that dude.
Speaker 1: So it's just you know, you know, they gotta go anywhere.
Speaker 1: You don't tell me where. Understandable, understandable, but yeah, Man,
Speaker 1: it's just the choices that we make, you know what
Speaker 1: I'm saying. And we ain't made it out the hood.
Speaker 1: But if I make it out of here, I know
Speaker 1: I know how to get back without being there. I
Speaker 1: know how to give it back. And that's our problem
Speaker 1: because we think it's all glammour and and and all this,
Speaker 1: and and we like that exposure and in the feeling
Speaker 1: a certain kind of way. When the come to you
Speaker 1: and want to embrace the luck, you don't need that.
Speaker 1: You can do all that and give back without being
Speaker 1: in the hood and putting yourself there, without even having
Speaker 1: the police think about how you getting down. Take a
Speaker 1: couple of the homies out the hood and show him this,
Speaker 1: and show him that that's giving back. Now, now two
Speaker 1: homies come back to the hood, that's it's some more
Speaker 1: and we out of it. But to come back it's
Speaker 1: the rub ship and people faces pretty much. And then
Speaker 1: now we get caught up in the same motherfucking ditch
Speaker 1: that was that was dump somebody out that pack, gonna
Speaker 1: want more what you got when you quit giving it
Speaker 1: to him. Now it's time to fuck this nigga. Man.
Speaker 1: It's an old saying. Man, I climb up that letter,
Speaker 1: and you got a motherfucking down at the bottom of
Speaker 1: the letter, grabbing you by your ankles, putting you down,
Speaker 1: putting you down. So we just got to think better
Speaker 1: than what we're doing. When we get this money, we
Speaker 1: look like fucking idiots rich because the white boys ain't
Speaker 1: accepting you anyway, whether you got the money or not,
Speaker 1: you know what I'm saying. So we take our money
Speaker 1: and were sucking all fulishing females, and and and and
Speaker 1: you want to go buy half a million dollar car,
Speaker 1: you can do something else, go go somewhere and relax.
Speaker 1: But one thing I learned dealing with shugar. Rich people
Speaker 1: are very unhappy. They don't have too many friends, so
Speaker 1: they find something to do. Either they can go chasing
Speaker 1: drugs or they go chasing and find somebody and they
Speaker 1: don't mind that person getting them. Rich people have have
Speaker 1: they They all fucked up. You don't get a twister.
Speaker 1: The money don't bring happiness to you at all, even
Speaker 1: though most people believe that. But we gotta, we gotta,
Speaker 1: we gotta get better with ourselves than one one of
Speaker 1: my youngest most uh, he comes from royalty damn here,
Speaker 1: he's ha white have um Japanese, never wanted for nothing,
Speaker 1: grew up in the pool house, just committed suicide. He
Speaker 1: was transplant in America from Arizona. Been living out here
Speaker 1: like ten years in these Hollywood laws, paying high rent, modeling,
Speaker 1: doing everything you want to do. When he just dold itself.
Speaker 1: It's black, white, white meets with Japanese. So just to
Speaker 1: give to your point that you know, having everything we
Speaker 1: think we won't don't necessarily solve that problem. How many
Speaker 1: homes you had in the hood that that mom and
Speaker 1: daddy was rich but they still wanted to be from
Speaker 1: the hood and game back and wind up in a
Speaker 1: penitential How many cats arresting like that? You don't have
Speaker 1: to do what we just do it. You don't have
Speaker 1: to live like that. Why do you put yourself in
Speaker 1: that situation? Just like rich kids. Ain't nothing happening in
Speaker 1: Beverly Hills. All excitement is in a free mind. I
Speaker 1: want to go up here to that white boyd that
Speaker 1: was claiming nine oh from Pallas Verdies. You ever talked
Speaker 1: about him at Actually I actually got a chance to
Speaker 1: meet him and chopped up with him. He actually got
Speaker 1: put He actually wasn't even living in Palos Verdes. He
Speaker 1: left his family's house because of the same thing we're
Speaker 1: talking about. His mom and his father were the most
Speaker 1: depressing married couple and he had to deal with that.
Speaker 1: So at the age of fifteen, he met this black
Speaker 1: kid and he moved in with this black kid, and
Speaker 1: he called his mom, that kid's mom his new mom.
Speaker 1: And then one day that kid says, hey, let's go
Speaker 1: up to um let's go up to Sportsman Park. I'm
Speaker 1: about to get put on. You should get put on
Speaker 1: with me. So he gets put on. What He's been
Speaker 1: living in South l for like two years now, but
Speaker 1: he's still going to school in Palos Verdie. So he
Speaker 1: actually got put on. Was was doing everything, but the
Speaker 1: parents got money. The parents got money. He came up
Speaker 1: with squeaky comparents on a beautiful house and Palos Verdi.
Speaker 1: He took some nigs around the corner. They jumped out,
Speaker 1: they jumped back in his car and just like a
Speaker 1: million of the niggas, he didn't get washed like every
Speaker 1: other driver we heard about all our life. Yeah, but
Speaker 1: I gotta add this. Then he end up with the
Speaker 1: build to get he end up bailing out. But the
Speaker 1: laws have recently changed on the cupability of drivers on
Speaker 1: two cases in two thousand and eighteen where similar to
Speaker 1: Terrell's case, and then we were found not guilty both
Speaker 1: of them. Dude from five do Hoover, Um Somage Wells
Speaker 1: from five Do so Hoover was a driver and the
Speaker 1: jury found him not guilty, and then Terrell gets found
Speaker 1: not guilty right after I expected it not guilty because
Speaker 1: you could argue as a driver, I did not know
Speaker 1: they were going to do that. And it is any
Speaker 1: a lot of guys, it's called room nineteen or something
Speaker 1: like that, that a lot of cases getting over returned
Speaker 1: down for that when people with the family murder rule
Speaker 1: is pretty much getting kind of getting kicked out. That's
Speaker 1: why I always wondering about Michael Derou case free Mike Drew.
Speaker 1: He might get out on that because I was because
Speaker 1: I and you get a lot of I want to
Speaker 1: make I want everyone know I wasn't. Terrell was found
Speaker 1: not guilty. I was expecting for him to be found
Speaker 1: not guilty, as I expect every driver who claims I
Speaker 1: did not know what these dudes were gonna do. They
Speaker 1: have to prove that you, as a driver, was part
Speaker 1: of the homicide. And if they can't you walk in.
Speaker 1: So that should be a lot of retro releases. That
Speaker 1: should be because a lot of people got convicted. Indeed,
Speaker 1: there was people sleeping in the back seat. Not no
Speaker 1: one's going on getting convicted. You know, Mosy got one
Speaker 1: of my favorite lines recently, say the driver like, how
Speaker 1: I get all this time? You had to act the
Speaker 1: role in the commitment of the crime. I'm just back
Speaker 1: in the days the passenger in the back seat they
Speaker 1: let him go all the time. And if I had
Speaker 1: a pistol and the driver and the passenger of the
Speaker 1: front sat went the back seat passenger they let him
Speaker 1: go home. Yeah. But ever since the gang enhancement, one
Speaker 1: of the six point two two which started getting prosecuted
Speaker 1: into two thousands, everybody's getting charged in the car hurt.
Speaker 1: That was they got some new law that's taking that
Speaker 1: GANGHANCEMANI away too? Is that true? No, the gang enhancement
Speaker 1: is still in effect. You know, I just got a
Speaker 1: case to That's fine. Trying to get around down again
Speaker 1: on six point two two. Is the gang enhancement the
Speaker 1: gang enhancement, it is um if you do a crime
Speaker 1: for the benefit, the direction or an association of a
Speaker 1: street gang. That's the the allegation point two two, all right,
Speaker 1: But another thing on the six nine. It just brings
Speaker 1: up he ain't the first one and he ain't the
Speaker 1: last person of hip hop of rap to tell. What
Speaker 1: if everybody keeping one hunting many telling is the beginning
Speaker 1: of the time. Yeah, this ain't. This ain't the beginning
Speaker 1: of it. I mean way back in the days. I mean,
Speaker 1: you got cats walking around that that got down like that,
Speaker 1: and it is what it is, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: But but at least that back then, those dudes were
Speaker 1: ostracides from the neighborhood. They didn't come back. We've been
Speaker 1: see him for a long time. They moved way out
Speaker 1: to the valley somewhere. Back then. A mother getn'tun the
Speaker 1: stand and point you out. Yeah that's him in that
Speaker 1: blue unif for him, that was telling what Dakashi is doing. Now,
Speaker 1: just like the fairs, the fairs, you don't got that.
Speaker 1: If you go to trial, you're gonna get thirty five
Speaker 1: four the years they throw that at you. Who want
Speaker 1: to do thirty four years and lose with all white jury,
Speaker 1: So they take the motherfucking plea And then now whoever
Speaker 1: telling on he man gotta go to court, you know
Speaker 1: what I'm saying. So they take it, they take that
Speaker 1: away from you. But just like it's, it's, it's it's
Speaker 1: hard to explain, and and by Reggie being a police officer,
Speaker 1: and Reggie probably explained it better because the laws has
Speaker 1: changed and it's totally different how they get down he
Speaker 1: used to be to where it is now. But it's it's,
Speaker 1: it's this should have been existent for years. So who
Speaker 1: can say this dude, that dude not just in the industry.
Speaker 1: I mean no, it's not. We got to do Alpho
Speaker 1: from out there in New York. People out just a
Speaker 1: do that was a killer. He told on Wayne Perry.
Speaker 1: Wayne Perry was his hit man, Harlem drug dealer, went
Speaker 1: down to d C that the Payton Fool stories yeah,
Speaker 1: the full stories yeah, and the ALTPO just ended up
Speaker 1: telling and he was one of the hardest down. Mickey Barnes.
Speaker 1: Mickey Barnes is another one for even in the New
Speaker 1: Jack City, the main gangster I heard niggas rap Card Brown,
Speaker 1: the nigga told gangster was always too well. Brown was cool.
Speaker 1: John John Gotti never told that that motherfol never told
Speaker 1: And then when you're at the top of the indictment.
Speaker 1: They don't want you to Yeah, you have no the motherfucker.
Speaker 1: I was at the top of the indictment. Actually, I
Speaker 1: had a case here and about four or five years ago,
Speaker 1: the guy at the top of indictment actually became the
Speaker 1: informant for everybody that was under him. That Yeah, I
Speaker 1: think it's a thirty three case. The top guy actually
Speaker 1: ended up rolling. So what what where do you put Takashi?
Speaker 1: Is he one of the top guys? Are you just
Speaker 1: one of the bottom kids? Just saw the indictment so
Speaker 1: that's a good question. Well, he's just probably someone in
Speaker 1: the middle. I don't know. I think that they wanted
Speaker 1: uh shot. Yeah, there's most of the other guys because
Speaker 1: it's a whole bunch of other guys that haven't beled
Speaker 1: out here. And then the two guys that are on trial,
Speaker 1: they they're taking the trial, so they're gonna get all day.
Speaker 1: That's what this case is, the one that two about guys.
Speaker 1: There's only two guys. Take your deal. Yeah, you post
Speaker 1: if you're off for the deal, if you you dirty
Speaker 1: in the game, and you know this part of it,
Speaker 1: bro better no one to jump on the deal. Exactly,
Speaker 1: but just the cold thing about everybody asking the question,
Speaker 1: which is not true. Can six nine come home and
Speaker 1: just be a regular cat? Now, Alphole? I heard altposts
Speaker 1: walking around hardly get down. The only thing I can say,
Speaker 1: the closest relatable case I can find is Clifford Harris
Speaker 1: t I. He sat on the stand we have for
Speaker 1: the prosecution for about forty five minutes in the murder
Speaker 1: case where the suspect received sixty three years after t
Speaker 1: I started the incident at a venue shortly from the location,
Speaker 1: and we see how prominent he still is in the
Speaker 1: hip situation. Puffy, Wow, See, I don't know. I was
Speaker 1: kind of I don't know the details talking about back
Speaker 1: they wanted. But she Puffy from a different thing than
Speaker 1: t I. I cannot go on the d and find
Speaker 1: comfy justified agains the guys. Yes, But at the same
Speaker 1: time t is on the Internet saying I stick by
Speaker 1: the G Code. I've never heard Puffy pledge to live
Speaker 1: by the G code, correct, So you know it's at
Speaker 1: least to his defense. I know that there are civilian citizens,
Speaker 1: business owners that will report and testify and if he
Speaker 1: falls in that classification, and none of my business at
Speaker 1: this point he's actually I'm chiming in on Takashi talking
Speaker 1: about I can't believe that guy snitched. I still know Tom.
Speaker 1: I thought, yes, yes, that's why video, Mr Harris, that
Speaker 1: is I saw t I sit on the stand with
Speaker 1: my own eyes for over forty five minutes. Tell me
Speaker 1: the incidents. I know everything that happened. I never read anything.
Speaker 1: I know because Clifford Harris told the open court on
Speaker 1: behalf of the prosecution and this guy's murder trial. I
Speaker 1: watched him walked past the suspect when he first walked
Speaker 1: in court because his eye looked like he didn't want
Speaker 1: to really look at the nigger. Then he sat understand,
Speaker 1: raised his hand, gave his oath, talked about a few
Speaker 1: of his businesses, talked about the night he was at
Speaker 1: this venue. There was an altercation in the club with
Speaker 1: some some locals. When he left the venue arcation. He
Speaker 1: started by not trying to allow some boss niggers in
Speaker 1: the v I P and these were niggas could buy
Speaker 1: the club. And when they when they realized you was
Speaker 1: trying to be funky. Try somebody is Entrege responsible for
Speaker 1: throwing money on the niggers like trying to flows down
Speaker 1: the road. They got funky. Yeah. Yeah. All I say
Speaker 1: is this, I'm not I don't have a personal campaign
Speaker 1: against anyone. I just like to speak to facts and
Speaker 1: I am aware of the situation. In order to vindicate
Speaker 1: your name, bro, just upload that HD footage. Why you
Speaker 1: got me out here sounding like a food when you
Speaker 1: know you if you're not ashamed of what you did,
Speaker 1: just upload your testimony then you can be vindication. So
Speaker 1: how did you see this video? It was It was
Speaker 1: readily available on the internet for about I mean like
Speaker 1: ten years ago, because this was in two seven that
Speaker 1: it happened. Yes, and at the time, I was in
Speaker 1: the blue room in North Hollywood. Everybody came to the studio.
Speaker 1: I'll be like, look and we all seen it. I've
Speaker 1: seen it multiple times. I know that everybody. Forget used
Speaker 1: to have court TV back in the day. Every day
Speaker 1: was on court TV. This is on trial was on TV.
Speaker 1: So did t I kind of gets scrubbed off the internet.
Speaker 1: You can't find You cannot find any more than like
Speaker 1: a one minute segment. But it was not a cell
Speaker 1: phone camera, it was not any personal camera. This was
Speaker 1: television news broadcast. So I know you might have a
Speaker 1: way of scraping archives, getting in contact with networks. It
Speaker 1: was in the local Ohio station of where the local
Speaker 1: place happened, and it was the news camera. It was
Speaker 1: crispy clear. All you really gotta do it just get
Speaker 1: the transcript from the case. And that's what he keeps
Speaker 1: challenging everybody to do because look, and no one has
Speaker 1: done it. And you know, he's intelligent and he knows
Speaker 1: no one's gonna go find him no paperwork. But we're
Speaker 1: in a paperless society. Every building I owe, they're offering
Speaker 1: me to go paperless. I hate papers. So just what
Speaker 1: he was ahead of his time with his telling because
Speaker 1: we have HD footage, but here for him to go
Speaker 1: around the country and to keep addressing these snitch rumors
Speaker 1: and trying to justify himself without uploading that testimony. You're
Speaker 1: a fraud. If you want to vindicate yourself and vindicate
Speaker 1: your participation in that murder trial, just put up the
Speaker 1: footage and then we all know what you did. As
Speaker 1: long as you hide that footage, we know you have
Speaker 1: something to hide. Me the hears well, I know that
Speaker 1: I watched the show on it and it seemed pretty convincing. Um,
Speaker 1: t I, t I spoke and there's a lot of
Speaker 1: people that believe it. And guess what. T I just
Speaker 1: came out with a new podcast called Expeditiously. What was
Speaker 1: the first subject? And in society and culture category it
Speaker 1: was ranked number one. What was the first subject he
Speaker 1: addressed when he opened that thing? Snitching? And he did
Speaker 1: not mention his recorded testimony killer Mike, I don't know what.
Speaker 1: That's his, boy, and you're sitting right next to this
Speaker 1: dude show and my lion about him sitting on the
Speaker 1: stand on behalf of the prosecution in a murder trial
Speaker 1: with the suspect received sixty three years or my keeping
Speaker 1: it the Google? Are those facts or is that fiction? Well?
Speaker 1: I think you bring up a great point because I
Speaker 1: think Takashi is gonna end up in the same situation
Speaker 1: as t I. He's gonna have business relationships, people gonna say, hey,
Speaker 1: I got an opportunity to make money with this guy
Speaker 1: because he is worth something. And when he comes home
Speaker 1: Redd says maybe ten, I say, maybe three, maybe seven. Um,
Speaker 1: life is gonna continue. And t I. You owe him,
Speaker 1: you owe him a situation, you owe him, acceptance, you
Speaker 1: owe him and embrace dog dog we've been only more
Speaker 1: than see. I didn't actually see Doggy dog and sit
Speaker 1: on the stand. I saw t I sit on the
Speaker 1: stand testified till everything. I saw it more than once
Speaker 1: because I was so intrigued by it. Everybody that came
Speaker 1: to my studio I would show them. So I showed
Speaker 1: so many people it once where I saw it tons
Speaker 1: of times in the same period of time. When two
Speaker 1: girls want couples popping. Oh, remember that I could never
Speaker 1: watch that. It was hard to find. Well, every time
Speaker 1: I saw somebody watching and I saw that reaction, I said,
Speaker 1: I'm good, I don't even need to watch. You missed it.
Speaker 1: I don't know what I missed, but I was like, no,
Speaker 1: I'm good, I don't even want to watch that. You
Speaker 1: watch some dimes being some negative zeroes? Yeah, what my
Speaker 1: space said. Then he was able to film when he
Speaker 1: filmed a crime Sturperce commercial. He filmed a video in
Speaker 1: the gym while he was in jail. Well, maybe we
Speaker 1: could have one of the Gangster chronicles. Fans, you go
Speaker 1: out there and and get the transcript, because I'm curious.
Speaker 1: Get the transcript for get the Clifford Harris's case. I
Speaker 1: know he was arrested in OH seven. I don't know
Speaker 1: when the trial started, but two years later, and he
Speaker 1: after he got fined with them guns, he finally decided
Speaker 1: to cooperate because he was holding out and they were
Speaker 1: they were like not going to trial because they felt
Speaker 1: like without his testimony, they didn't have enough to hang
Speaker 1: these dudes. So they kept trying to behoove him to participate.
Speaker 1: And I know you was keeping it to the G code.
Speaker 1: You wasn't messing with him, and he got caught with
Speaker 1: them guns. You got caught them a pinch. You said
Speaker 1: they were gonna take three million from you, and they
Speaker 1: was gonna take your freedom, so you had to figure
Speaker 1: out something to do. I understand, Well, maybe somebody can
Speaker 1: find that video or produce the transcripts, because I'm curious myself.
Speaker 1: And I'm not so much because I got anything against
Speaker 1: t I, but I just heard him speaking against Takashi
Speaker 1: like Takashi was the worst thing ever, And I'm like, wait, well, yes,
Speaker 1: I agree, but dude, you did the same thing, yes,
Speaker 1: exact same, So how can you speak on that? You know?
Speaker 1: But you know, I think sometimes when you speak enough
Speaker 1: on something, you can kind of get people to forget
Speaker 1: that it ever even happened. And I think maybe that's
Speaker 1: what t is trying to do, because this case is
Speaker 1: over ten years ten years old, and most people don't
Speaker 1: know about it. Yeah, most people don't even know. Cursed
Speaker 1: to be seemingly the only person with somewhat of a
Speaker 1: public voice that is convinced or remembers it, it it feel
Speaker 1: like a curse. No, you just only want thank you.
Speaker 1: I'm sure I've bet killing Mike knows all of this.
Speaker 1: You have to kill the Mike. Come on, cripple Cola.
Speaker 1: But that's his business partner. Are you about the business
Speaker 1: of business? Are you about the business of betterment and
Speaker 1: integrity of the people in the culture? Is if you
Speaker 1: like you portrayed, bro, Because if we're going to let
Speaker 1: t I sit on the panel of our spokespersons, we
Speaker 1: know damn well when they present him with some pressure,
Speaker 1: he'll fold. He said. He sticked by the G code.
Speaker 1: That means I ain't got nothing to say. When he
Speaker 1: said that they would threatening his money and his freedom,
Speaker 1: he broke. He told Now, I think what we spoke
Speaker 1: about last week regarding the paperwork on snoop, that's snitching,
Speaker 1: but not the same type of stitching we're talking about.
Speaker 1: I mean, yeah, you don't know what it could. Let
Speaker 1: you don't know what, and we don't know what it
Speaker 1: did lead to as far as I'm tell him, because
Speaker 1: snitching is the incorrect word. That's not the correct word,
Speaker 1: because it's a lie. So I don't know. Because speaching
Speaker 1: has become as commercial, as generic as the word gangster.
Speaker 1: So you have to really almost break down what you
Speaker 1: mean when you say the word snitche Well, he made
Speaker 1: a statement to the police to implicate somebody in the homicide,
Speaker 1: but that it wasn't even true. That's extreme. Oh well,
Speaker 1: I mean if it wasn't but the person was at
Speaker 1: risk of being that it's all that's boo boo. Now
Speaker 1: in a lot of cases that I work on, and
Speaker 1: I was a person that just paid for him to
Speaker 1: be the murder case two years pert to that. Well,
Speaker 1: if we want to just go by, you know, we
Speaker 1: do feel like we fail full of fall a failed institution.
Speaker 1: And right now my spirit is treat money to a
Speaker 1: cliche that is that is more popular than gangsterism period
Speaker 1: and it's all it's fair and loving war and just
Speaker 1: let us know, we just set ourselves up like you're
Speaker 1: going into the war with rules. What Snoop Dogg is
Speaker 1: doing this thing? And then then here this is now
Speaker 1: is people giving the funk about what he did? Nope, Nah,
Speaker 1: But I do think the way he was speaking in
Speaker 1: that video about knocking out trade, you don't do that,
Speaker 1: especially if it's not true. Just keep your mouth shut
Speaker 1: and do yours. I watched the video with Dad saying
Speaker 1: that he was flipping Shug and beat the reggin. Now
Speaker 1: let me let me explain this, and and I say this,
Speaker 1: if a motherfucking hood next to you and can't keep it,
Speaker 1: one hunted and said, Nigga, why the funk you going
Speaker 1: there on black and lie? Then you ain't doing him
Speaker 1: no justice. That's no motherfucking where he can't even live
Speaker 1: Shug to flipp him. Dad's no motherucking where he ain't
Speaker 1: gonna touch Reggie nor I Shug without being touched himself.
Speaker 1: This is a situation. You gotta do it at the
Speaker 1: same time. It didn't even sound since you look, if
Speaker 1: you're not gonna do Shugar and then come back and
Speaker 1: then still work with Reggie, you're not gonna do either
Speaker 1: or that way. So you had to touch him both
Speaker 1: at the same time. This is this is how niggas
Speaker 1: lie your games. Tha ain't that? It ain't that. So
Speaker 1: don't even put yourself out there a lie. I don't care.
Speaker 1: You don't lie like that was sleeping around with but
Speaker 1: still don't. Don't make yourself look like a pool open.
Speaker 1: No pussy, man, if she fucking should that ain't your
Speaker 1: pussy especial pushing when you're at the house, when she
Speaker 1: in the street. That's everybody. I totally understand. I understand keeping.
Speaker 1: If you get down like that, then that's how you
Speaker 1: get down. Because I've got Reggie and she was gonna
Speaker 1: say that. Go ahead, Spider. Now I've gotten involved in
Speaker 1: um public, I would say, uh, character assaults. Where I'm
Speaker 1: discussing an individual, he discussing my character every time somebody
Speaker 1: got some negative say about me is untrue. If I'm
Speaker 1: gonna battle you discuss something about you, I'm gonna go
Speaker 1: for the facts. If I have a reason why I'm
Speaker 1: don't approve of your characters because something that's actually true
Speaker 1: about you, and that's what I'm gonna point to. I'm
Speaker 1: not gonna lie about you. If you're a worthy opponent,
Speaker 1: you're a worthy opponent. You would you would use somebody
Speaker 1: has about the business, but for some reason were on
Speaker 1: the opposite side of an issue. It's your fault. Now,
Speaker 1: Takashia come back in about five years and Zooma's music career.
Speaker 1: Of course, of course, it's people. It's people. It's people
Speaker 1: to do what Takashi do and come back to their
Speaker 1: neighborhood and pursue that game bang career. So the industry
Speaker 1: is not gang back. T I did it, Henna saying
Speaker 1: you would know why I'm sitting like this. You didn't
Speaker 1: see it, so you like, maybe maybe not. You're looking
Speaker 1: at with money, with money, I don't have to go
Speaker 1: back to the hood. Yeah, y'all, I'm saying Takashi is
Speaker 1: gonna actually go back to the barrows and say, I
Speaker 1: don't know about the girls. He know, he asked me,
Speaker 1: could he come home and have a music career. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's big difference. You don't have to go to the
Speaker 1: bors anywhere. Yeah, he probably won't come back to Brooklyn
Speaker 1: right away, but I guarantee you he will come back
Speaker 1: to Brooklyn at Blyn opposing Okay, but most of the
Speaker 1: people don't don't don't even care about Alpo right now,
Speaker 1: that's what I'm talking about. But you know that dude
Speaker 1: that that didn't get caught off in that indictment, he
Speaker 1: might take him up under this wing. Who is that
Speaker 1: the hard due to whoever? I don't know. I don't
Speaker 1: know that. Yeah, he's the one that did the kidnapping.
Speaker 1: Well one of them, somebody from the hood, those like
Speaker 1: the only two gs over there. Yeah, there's gonna be
Speaker 1: a couple of nine trade bloods that say, look to Kashya,
Speaker 1: it was messed up, what happening. They should have never
Speaker 1: tried to get I understand why you did what? Come
Speaker 1: over here now, let me manage you and the money.
Speaker 1: He'll be doing Collapse with Nicki Minaj again, who knows.
Speaker 1: I can't even believe, even aside of this case, I
Speaker 1: can't even believe that Nicki Minaj is the Collapse six
Speaker 1: nine because I felt like they were on a level.
Speaker 1: You think Nicki Minaj is more shocking than casting NOA
Speaker 1: fifty cent and Uncle Murder. I just think Nicki Minaj
Speaker 1: is at the top of the totem pot when it
Speaker 1: comes to it, and he had number ten. Anybody number one,
Speaker 1: any rapper is going to record with somebody's pushing the rainbow.
Speaker 1: I see Nicki Minaj before I see fifty cent uncle
Speaker 1: murder and casting. Noah, this dude was pushing metro femininity
Speaker 1: and all that. That's Nicki Manaj Manaj is sex. You
Speaker 1: talked about these grimy New York Gutta gutta supposedly dudes.
Speaker 1: Why was their excuse for standing next to this dude?
Speaker 1: Business everyone? I see an economic opportunity collapsing with this guy. Yes,
Speaker 1: So I don't understand why the surprise with Nicki Minaj
Speaker 1: because they don't need that she already, That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: Cardi was kicking her. His competition was Cardi B at
Speaker 1: the time. Remember that's all he keep talking about. The
Speaker 1: breakfast they were talking about Cardi Beak. He was like, no,
Speaker 1: I'm not a Cardi B. I got this amount of
Speaker 1: hits he didn't have this mean Yeah. I just feel
Speaker 1: like his whole career was just a fraud. And I
Speaker 1: never thought card nick her whole career as a frog too.
Speaker 1: Who's that her baby name culture with a K. I
Speaker 1: don't respect that bro as corny as fun Cardy B
Speaker 1: name her child culture with up to be is ignorant
Speaker 1: to be that's successful in name your baby to change
Speaker 1: the word for your baby, that's goofy, that's new yor
Speaker 1: girls changed the beats to disease on my mama, mama,
Speaker 1: my nigger, I swear folk God. That is not no
Speaker 1: super common thing with us like it is with y'all
Speaker 1: bro with y'all the red rash. Yeah, because let me
Speaker 1: tell you something. Let me tell you what bloods do.
Speaker 1: Because you say my home, girls, I'm from a woman.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna say, I'm glad say that. All my life.
Speaker 1: I've been sold intrigued by the fact that blood say
Speaker 1: flew because we try to eliminated all the beats. We
Speaker 1: can't in every word. We started in the county when
Speaker 1: the mons when had the blood and grip right. But
Speaker 1: it was just like that was changing ship for me.
Speaker 1: You're talking to. Notice he put Cardi Blee on on
Speaker 1: his i G page and all cript uh outfit. He
Speaker 1: couldn't wait to post my mama, mama, I swear the guy.
Speaker 1: When I first did it, I didn't know it was
Speaker 1: Cardi B. I've just seen all the ship I didn't
Speaker 1: know reacted. That was Cardi B. That's how and that
Speaker 1: was used to be read somebody somebody, but you couldn't
Speaker 1: wait to post that. I liked it. That anything but
Speaker 1: anything bluetiful. Crayola agrees. Blutiful is quite the blutiful concept
Speaker 1: Crayola taught all of us. It teaches all of our
Speaker 1: children's our first teacher. That's true. Alright, fellas, let's wrap
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