Speaker 1: You're tuned into The Gangster Chronicles. Well, James McDonald Jr.
Speaker 1: And Allen Tomanso on the Digital Soapbox Network material witness
Speaker 1: on an aggregated battery, I was a hang gun and
Speaker 1: um they believe this might be in retaliation to her testimony.
Speaker 1: Welcome to another episode of The Gangster Chronicles. My name
Speaker 1: is Alex Alonso. You meet may be aware of my platform,
Speaker 1: street TV, previously known at street gangs dot com, where
Speaker 1: I interview O g s, current former gang members, hip
Speaker 1: hop artists, authors and other influencers. And I'm here with
Speaker 1: my man, Reggie right Junior, James McDonald James McDonald and
Speaker 1: this will be episode fourteen. And if you're new to
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Speaker 1: and make sure you go listen to last week's episode
Speaker 1: because we actually had a guest. We rarely have guests,
Speaker 1: but last week we had Chico Brown and I thought
Speaker 1: it was an amazing, amazing show. What do you guys think? Oh, man, Man,
Speaker 1: he did a great job. I was very impressed with
Speaker 1: the things that he's doing. We have a lot of
Speaker 1: guests on. I know it's something close to James heart
Speaker 1: where he always said how he wanted to do stuff
Speaker 1: with helping the young kids and get some training and
Speaker 1: stuff like that. And even though James is on the
Speaker 1: automobile side of things, it's good to see that brother
Speaker 1: was on the you know, on the redevelopment of homes
Speaker 1: and businesses and buildings. He's actually living my dream right now.
Speaker 1: He's actually living my dream of the things that I
Speaker 1: want to do because you have relationship, though, Man, with
Speaker 1: that relationship on things you have to do with make
Speaker 1: phone calls and I mean, you know, with with with
Speaker 1: hard work, I'm gonna get there and I know I'm
Speaker 1: gonna get gonna make a phone calls to him and
Speaker 1: be with him because I'm sure he would love a
Speaker 1: nigger like you to be involved, you know, he got
Speaker 1: little homie from your neighborhood. A matter of fact, your
Speaker 1: little younger brother that he's been trying to help do it.
Speaker 1: But if somebody like you, he would love to have
Speaker 1: you with that. And you know, those are those are
Speaker 1: things that like I said, my whole concept is the
Speaker 1: younger people fifty, come on, you old enough to help
Speaker 1: yourself and know where you're going. You should have some
Speaker 1: type of skill. But I'm saying, get with the youngsters.
Speaker 1: Get the youngsters in these programs and and and put
Speaker 1: put your money showing them how to do drywall and
Speaker 1: roofing and plumbing and all of this. These little kids, man,
Speaker 1: they guarantee you a lot of them would stop doing
Speaker 1: what they're doing because you save one is worth it.
Speaker 1: They because if you save one is worth it exactly.
Speaker 1: But but you would say more, but the goal is one.
Speaker 1: But what what what What a lot of people don't
Speaker 1: understand is you've got a lot of youngctions out there
Speaker 1: today because money and you can't get money like you
Speaker 1: used to get it back then, and and they're having
Speaker 1: a hard time getting that money. And and they're doing
Speaker 1: the citiest things to get money or trying to trying
Speaker 1: to come up with money nowadays, so it's really hard
Speaker 1: for him. So just think if this happened and you
Speaker 1: get these kids out here and they can get a check.
Speaker 1: Are getting making a hundred dollars a day? If you
Speaker 1: work in five days, there's five hundred bucks. I'm rooting
Speaker 1: for that program THEO and I wish it happened. Hey, um,
Speaker 1: right quick, before we get started on, I want to
Speaker 1: remind everybody to sign up for the Patreon that's attached
Speaker 1: to the bottom of the link of the show, UM,
Speaker 1: you know, to help because, like I said on out,
Speaker 1: we're gonna start downloading stuff on the Patreon unfor unseen
Speaker 1: footage mainly of James uh family and and and Bunchtery's
Speaker 1: uh homecoming service and um some music that that that
Speaker 1: that you never heard of that was dedicated to a
Speaker 1: bounty or different verses of it. And I'll just signed
Speaker 1: up for that Patriot. I don't know what the fee is.
Speaker 1: I don't know what it is, but it's gonna be
Speaker 1: unseen stuff. It's gonna be worth it, and it's going
Speaker 1: to the McDonald's uh uh household to distribute however they
Speaker 1: need it needed to be distributed. I'm in charge of it.
Speaker 1: So what's gonna happen is, um, I'm looking at hand dog.
Speaker 1: I gotta callege sister and see if they're But but
Speaker 1: what where I met with it is taking care of
Speaker 1: all of them. I don't care if I get a
Speaker 1: dime out of it. I want all of them to
Speaker 1: have something and say, my uncle and my grandfather gave
Speaker 1: me this. I think we should do it in segments,
Speaker 1: you know what I mean, your you know your people first,
Speaker 1: and then after that, then we'll do hand dolls and
Speaker 1: then we'll do Aaron Palmer. I mean that sounds cool,
Speaker 1: but I mean when at the end of the day,
Speaker 1: everybody know Bunty was my brother. But but just like
Speaker 1: really really, at the end of the day, they all
Speaker 1: they all gone. So I'm not gonna put buntry first.
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna say, well, what I'm saying about that
Speaker 1: is because we have that content, You have that ready
Speaker 1: to understand, and we're gonna put that content there. So
Speaker 1: I don't want to. I don't want people say, well,
Speaker 1: I signed up because it did it for him. I
Speaker 1: didn't want to see Bunty, You're doing country this this
Speaker 1: first second. Aunt. All I'm saying is gonna be fair
Speaker 1: and and and we're gonna take care of them. And
Speaker 1: then after that, uh, we just wanted to start putting
Speaker 1: stuff together, like uh, Alonzo just interviewed Cynthia Nunne and
Speaker 1: she has organizations all so that uh we can go
Speaker 1: down there and and and take a nice little check
Speaker 1: because I hear cheap feed people with every Saturday Saturday mornings. Okay,
Speaker 1: so we can we can uh give a line to
Speaker 1: a check to great idea, great idea and then also, uh,
Speaker 1: this is something different. Um. James also that T shirts
Speaker 1: available and so if y'all can hit him up or
Speaker 1: we we hit him up on a messenger, hit us
Speaker 1: up on Patreon, just get to us. And we figured
Speaker 1: out the way to get you all these T shirts
Speaker 1: uh that y'all saw him wearing, and y'all know about
Speaker 1: what the different people on the back of the T
Speaker 1: shirts and stuff like that. They are ready, so now
Speaker 1: uh you can order them Tuesday and and wherever you
Speaker 1: had you order them. We gotta figure out a way
Speaker 1: how they to BAM. So what we're doing is is
Speaker 1: we have them in white and we have them in black,
Speaker 1: um all the way up to two eggs. So how
Speaker 1: about the T shirts thirty five dollars their shirt. Well,
Speaker 1: I was I was thinking thirty thirty five bucks, so
Speaker 1: I think we'll be fair when I'm just looking at
Speaker 1: it like this when it coached me to have them made. Uh,
Speaker 1: we're getting actually thirty thirty five dollars for the shirt
Speaker 1: because we need the five dollars for shipping and and
Speaker 1: helling it to you and all of that. Is there
Speaker 1: going to be a link or something where the shirts
Speaker 1: will be available or that's where I thought you would
Speaker 1: come in, since you know it will be a link
Speaker 1: at the bottom of the Patreon But that's what I
Speaker 1: said for now, y'all can just hit us up and
Speaker 1: we'll work it out getting it too you. And the
Speaker 1: only way to get to the Patreon page is the
Speaker 1: link that's in the iTunes um section for our podcasts.
Speaker 1: So if they're not listening using iTunes, if they're listening
Speaker 1: on Samsung or Android or are on another platform, they
Speaker 1: won't see that link. So we gotta figure out also
Speaker 1: how to make that link available to people listening on Well,
Speaker 1: I'll make sure that next week that link will be
Speaker 1: widely available regarding regardless of the platform that you're listening to.
Speaker 1: All right. Now, I did say two weeks ago we
Speaker 1: were done talking about this big cast situation. Yeah, man,
Speaker 1: because of you. You you did the show a couple
Speaker 1: of weeks ago on Bomb First and you actually interviewed
Speaker 1: I thought it was incredible you interviewed Big Cass brother
Speaker 1: Sean Clark. Shout out Sean Clark, Appreciate you man. Sean
Speaker 1: Clark came on the show and I had missed it initially,
Speaker 1: but I went back and listened to it. For those
Speaker 1: who as well, Yeah, I was on that same show,
Speaker 1: but I think you had him on at the thirty
Speaker 1: four minute point of that particular episode, Big Cas been
Speaker 1: exposed by his brother or something like that on Bomb
Speaker 1: First YouTube channel. All right, So if you gotta go back,
Speaker 1: and if everyone listening out there, go back and listen
Speaker 1: to this interview, because I didn't hear it initially. So
Speaker 1: when I came on your show, Reggie, I didn't know
Speaker 1: what the heck he said and how he said it
Speaker 1: in the tone. So I was a little like, really,
Speaker 1: his brother came on there and and said all that.
Speaker 1: So I went back to listen and I was like, Wow,
Speaker 1: this dude sounded authentic, completely sincere completely real and I
Speaker 1: was actually blown away by just all the information he
Speaker 1: brought in. So recap that for us a little. And
Speaker 1: the main reason that the brother came on and he
Speaker 1: wasn't he no fan of Reggie Rights or bomb First
Speaker 1: or anything. This man was hurt and disappointed because his
Speaker 1: half brother he has the same mother as as Billy.
Speaker 1: We're not even calling him big cast no more. I'm
Speaker 1: calling him Billy. As Billy, they had the same mother.
Speaker 1: And this man accuses his mother, who retired as an
Speaker 1: I R. S representative or a a worker, of being a
Speaker 1: prostitute that he used to have to shoot up with
Speaker 1: heron and slept with members. It was a motorcycle groupie
Speaker 1: and stept with members of the Chosen Field. That's how
Speaker 1: he described his mother. I actually did he I did
Speaker 1: listen to that interview. Well, he's totally wrong on that,
Speaker 1: because Cash came to Chosen. Well, he said his mother,
Speaker 1: So I think he told about a little PreO the
Speaker 1: pre before. Y'all, No, I don't. You don't agree, but
Speaker 1: you can't say he didn't say that. Well, Well, the
Speaker 1: brothers told us. We heard it. I heard it was
Speaker 1: not a prostitute. She wasn't a junkie and that's what
Speaker 1: made him come forward. That's what said. He didn't care
Speaker 1: about any of the other lives that he was talking about,
Speaker 1: but once you started talking about my mama, I need
Speaker 1: to air his ass out, he said. Man, he shouldn't
Speaker 1: need pictures of them growing up as kids together around
Speaker 1: Christmas trees with plenty of toys underneath the Christmas tree. Uh.
Speaker 1: He sent pictures of Casts from maybe at the age
Speaker 1: he said Cast is five years older than than him. Uh.
Speaker 1: He even said Cast never even been shot before. He said,
Speaker 1: Casts got hooked on steroids when he was about eighteen
Speaker 1: years of age and he had to have two hip
Speaker 1: replacements because of his steroid usage because that's where he
Speaker 1: was shooting up at. He said, Casts has never been
Speaker 1: shot by a BB gun to his knowledge, and he
Speaker 1: said he's been knowing him all his life. Casts and
Speaker 1: knowledge and a response video that yeah, this is my brother.
Speaker 1: I don't funk with you no more. I ain't been
Speaker 1: walking with you for about twenty years, but that is
Speaker 1: my brother. But he didn't address any of the things
Speaker 1: that his brother said about his mom. About another thing
Speaker 1: that I shot you didn't hear anything. He said, has
Speaker 1: has never been to the penitentiary before, never been to
Speaker 1: the county gail. He no, no, not only penitentiary, he's
Speaker 1: at the county jail. Which I'm not saying that's the
Speaker 1: proud thing to but the reason why I think that's
Speaker 1: biggest because he did this his very first in her
Speaker 1: View two thousand sixteen with Big Herk on Fresh Out,
Speaker 1: he tells his whole story about catching a man slaughter
Speaker 1: and going to folsome, which which he couldn't even repeat
Speaker 1: his CDC number at that time when it was asked
Speaker 1: about it on that show, which that should have been
Speaker 1: a dead giveaway to all of us then, because if
Speaker 1: you know anything about CDC numbers well and and that
Speaker 1: you know backwards, which okay, what show was that he
Speaker 1: didn't talk about his cd He didn't mention the CD
Speaker 1: I forget the name of it wasn't the one with
Speaker 1: Big It's not the one because I remember I watched
Speaker 1: that interview when Big Hurt's channel was relatively new, because
Speaker 1: Big Cast was one of the early guys he interviewed,
Speaker 1: and I was like, oh wow, this is a cool interview. Okay,
Speaker 1: this this guy's got a cool stories. And here we
Speaker 1: are three years later. It kind of hard for me
Speaker 1: to look at the video because I knew it's full
Speaker 1: of ship, because I knew he was lying. So once
Speaker 1: you start catching people in the line, it's kind of
Speaker 1: hard to back then or lose his line as soon
Speaker 1: as he starts saying he made me go night night.
Speaker 1: I ain't never been night been knocked out before my mother.
Speaker 1: He didn't tell that story in the two thousand and
Speaker 1: sixteen interview he did with Big Hurt. The night night
Speaker 1: story came, he told them both times. After the two
Speaker 1: both times he said, oh, yeah, you know what, you're right,
Speaker 1: because they edited a separated but he didn't say the
Speaker 1: night night Reggie thing wasn't another. He made me pretty
Speaker 1: much a guy, damn a snitch, So that pretty much
Speaker 1: pitched you off. Not that part. I've been called fat
Speaker 1: all my life. You've been knowing me all my life,
Speaker 1: so you know that the part pissed me off. He
Speaker 1: made me like a fucking informant, like I'm the one
Speaker 1: that told him where the Masters was hidden, and that
Speaker 1: that I'm like being playing a double agent and told
Speaker 1: him how to how to get to the Masters in
Speaker 1: the office at them. So after he assaulted you with
Speaker 1: the with the masters that and you took them to him. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's even more. I forget how to go. But he
Speaker 1: pretty much made me out like I was being a
Speaker 1: doubled agent. So are you done with this? I wanted
Speaker 1: to be uh, your your your partner. Alex is the
Speaker 1: one to keep bringing it up. Well, I said in
Speaker 1: the video, he said he's not gonna even mention your
Speaker 1: name no more. Yeah. I think that that's yeah, but
Speaker 1: it's even worse when you're calling somebody a cricket x scot.
Speaker 1: The cricket x cop deal, Well, no, it's not a
Speaker 1: big deal because because you're not y'are not X cop. No, listen,
Speaker 1: I don't think it takes away from your crowd. That's
Speaker 1: that's the word. First, did you? Did you not? Somebody
Speaker 1: asked you was you a cricket cop? And you responded
Speaker 1: to him and you said, well, I've been out of
Speaker 1: the police game. Who I mean, can you deliberate them?
Speaker 1: My justication is it's hard for me to fight that
Speaker 1: statement because I haven't been in law enforcement since. However,
Speaker 1: I did get caught up and some stuff in two
Speaker 1: thousand thirteen. Well it's started in two thousand and thirteen,
Speaker 1: But I didn't get caught up until knowingly until two
Speaker 1: thousand and seventeen. And so my point of that is saying,
Speaker 1: I have to kind of accept that because I was
Speaker 1: the next cop and I did do something that I'm
Speaker 1: not proud of. But you got so many years after
Speaker 1: after you was done with that, and so now you're
Speaker 1: on the now you're doing what you're doing on this side.
Speaker 1: Why would you Why would it a cricket cap Yeah,
Speaker 1: you reckon when you was a police officer. Okay, so
Speaker 1: it's totally different, right, yeah. Yeah, But I think also
Speaker 1: we don't expect any former or retired cops to get
Speaker 1: involved in what the government is saying. You were involved
Speaker 1: in what the government is saying. Yeah, correct, And so
Speaker 1: that's why I said I accepted. Um. I disagree with it,
Speaker 1: but I'm not going to debate it. And it's all
Speaker 1: he can actually say. That's all he could actually say, um,
Speaker 1: and to respond to you in a negative way. And
Speaker 1: I think it's actually a powerful statement that he has
Speaker 1: in his pocket because a lot of these followers are
Speaker 1: gonna say, yeah, he is a cricket cop. Yeah he
Speaker 1: is blemished. So but I think most people are starting
Speaker 1: to see that his story, and that's that's all. That's
Speaker 1: all the that's all the whole thing about even talking
Speaker 1: about this man. And it wasn't like I just responded
Speaker 1: after him saying it wants twice three times I heard,
Speaker 1: have heard four different interviews where he talked about this subject.
Speaker 1: That made me finally go ahead and say, okay, let
Speaker 1: me spond to this. I bet you he doesn't do
Speaker 1: another interview on this Tupac Masters topic. He ship he
Speaker 1: was done with it and Reggie shitty done with it, right.
Speaker 1: But that's the only reason why people wanted an interview him.
Speaker 1: That's why he was on because no Jumper, you know
Speaker 1: that Adam wanted to ask about the Tupac Masters, and
Speaker 1: eventually he did and that became a big part of
Speaker 1: the interview. So if he can't talk about these Tupac
Speaker 1: Masters that he owns, then what else has he got
Speaker 1: to tell people? Well, now he gotta discredit all of this.
Speaker 1: I think he gotta. He gotta say I wasn't kicked
Speaker 1: out of the Chosen Feel and the other motorcycle game.
Speaker 1: And I think he was taking a shot at you, James,
Speaker 1: because he must have heard one of our previous episodes
Speaker 1: and actually you didn't. You said he was kicked out,
Speaker 1: but you're not sure. He may have walked away. And
Speaker 1: remember directly gave him a lot of respect. Yeah, you
Speaker 1: didn't really go in give I don't have a reason
Speaker 1: to go in on him. But this right here, I
Speaker 1: see I see a different picture of him, perche because
Speaker 1: when I met Cast, Cast was, yeah, I'm sixty will
Speaker 1: when we uh, when he came into Prospect, he said
Speaker 1: he was from sixty he said he did. He said
Speaker 1: all the things that he've always said. Now I believe him.
Speaker 1: I believe him at this point. I believe he was
Speaker 1: with the business. I believe he had the money because
Speaker 1: he was taking the club brothers to his house down
Speaker 1: here and they was having parties and doing whatever they
Speaker 1: was doing. Um, do you guys check like do a
Speaker 1: hood check? Like Okay, this guy said he's from sixties, Uh,
Speaker 1: such and such. No, some of the I did it.
Speaker 1: I did that. Me and him talked about that. I
Speaker 1: told him that I did do that, and he said,
Speaker 1: what what you gotta come back with it? I told him,
Speaker 1: they say you're good, not they said you good? So, Um,
Speaker 1: I never bother with it. But the way he started
Speaker 1: acting in the club to me when he did, when
Speaker 1: he dissed himself associated himself with me, the way we
Speaker 1: stopped working around. It's like with some of the club
Speaker 1: brothers in the club. You know, he jumped on that
Speaker 1: ship and then the same thing actually happened to him.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying, And I mean, I really
Speaker 1: don't have nothing like like bad to really say. Well, wow,
Speaker 1: I knew eventually, um Reggie was gonna come at him,
Speaker 1: and then he knew he had to come at him hard,
Speaker 1: so he was able to get I mean, should that
Speaker 1: that motherfucker's asked for every day? Show me the paper.
Speaker 1: Reggie got the police report, Reggie got this paper, the bankruptcy,
Speaker 1: stopped lying and making it seem like you this and that,
Speaker 1: and then he said something else, and so Reggie said,
Speaker 1: fuck it. And the best way to finish this debate
Speaker 1: the situation your brother calls in. So your brother called
Speaker 1: in and pretty much put a stamp validated everything that
Speaker 1: you know. These people was wondering everything that Reggie was saying.
Speaker 1: And it ain't like, man, I need you to come
Speaker 1: down here to show it and be on my show.
Speaker 1: I got wood the wound for you. He said, no,
Speaker 1: that's my brother. But my brother disrespected my mother. Every
Speaker 1: every man on this planet should love a mama. And
Speaker 1: this is the only reason why he said he wanted
Speaker 1: to be on this show. Other that. Other than that,
Speaker 1: I wouldn't even put my brother out there like that.
Speaker 1: But that dude called my mama whole He said he
Speaker 1: was shooting my mama up with the drugs. Every man
Speaker 1: and their mama. If if I put a needle on
Speaker 1: my mama arm and something happened to my mama, I'm
Speaker 1: in fault at that. You must really don't give a
Speaker 1: funk about life if you do your mama. So that
Speaker 1: touched me your mother, but the lions saying you doing
Speaker 1: your mother, that's the show was especially when she's a
Speaker 1: good working woman. To the biggest regret that I have
Speaker 1: right now going on in my life is that I
Speaker 1: got my father's name tied up into some some unlawful activity,
Speaker 1: not him, because I didn't get him tied up in it.
Speaker 1: I got his name, Well he's tied up in it,
Speaker 1: but I got his name tied up into some lawful activity. Now, unfortunately,
Speaker 1: we got good u S attorneys and all of that
Speaker 1: to see through it, and then found out the truth
Speaker 1: through their investigation, them and the investigators. But still what
Speaker 1: he had to go through the last two two years,
Speaker 1: it weighs on me heavily. And I could imagine if
Speaker 1: it was my mama that was in the handcuffs, I
Speaker 1: probably wouldn't be here today. I probably I still something stupid.
Speaker 1: You're big Red still talked, so I know that he
Speaker 1: forgave you. So I mean, you still have to deal
Speaker 1: with it like like like a damn. But we all learned.
Speaker 1: I don't care if you seventy five years old, forty
Speaker 1: five years old. We all still gotta learn. We all
Speaker 1: do some stupid ship and it's just unfortunate that other
Speaker 1: people be brought into situations and it wasn't meant to
Speaker 1: be that way, you know what I'm saying. So we
Speaker 1: just gotta learn. And I knew you'd do what you
Speaker 1: gotta do to keep Pops away from that. Another thing
Speaker 1: that that the brother said that I was surprised is
Speaker 1: that he said he went to prison in ninety four
Speaker 1: and at the time he went to prison, cas wasn't
Speaker 1: even in a gang, wasn't affiliated, wasn't he got out
Speaker 1: in he came and he said when he came home.
Speaker 1: He was claiming sixties, but by this time he was
Speaker 1: in his twenties. He said, the crime that he was
Speaker 1: accused of is what Cass us out there for traying
Speaker 1: that happened. Now, all right, well, if you guys want
Speaker 1: to hear that amazing interview of Cass's brother, go to
Speaker 1: bomb first and it's called Cat Been Exposed and it starts.
Speaker 1: Your videos are long. That one's like three hours plus.
Speaker 1: But if you just want to hear that interview, I
Speaker 1: think it starts. We're gonna bring it down and sharten
Speaker 1: it up. It goes. It starts at the thirty four
Speaker 1: minute of that interview from a couple of weeks ago,
Speaker 1: just with the part of of the brother talking because
Speaker 1: I got some nice pictures that I want to put up.
Speaker 1: He actually did send us a lot of interesting photos.
Speaker 1: Actually one of the photos well actually it just was
Speaker 1: to verify that he was his actual brother, because what
Speaker 1: I and the reason why, he says, because he heard me.
Speaker 1: I had asked you on the show, did you fact
Speaker 1: check this dude? How do we know he's really his brother?
Speaker 1: And I guess he said, all right, let me send
Speaker 1: some because I'm gonna tell I was skeptical from the
Speaker 1: very beginning. I'm gonna give everyone the benefit of the
Speaker 1: doubt until the evidence is so stacked that you cannot
Speaker 1: deny it. And as of today, I'm gonna have to
Speaker 1: say I'm a hundred percent convinced. Yeah. Well, no, I'm
Speaker 1: convinced that the Tupac Master story is as a lie
Speaker 1: um and some of the other stuff that the brother
Speaker 1: said on your interview a couple of weeks ago also
Speaker 1: has me completely convinced. Yeah, because I don't want to
Speaker 1: I don't want to believe that a dude's gonna come
Speaker 1: on a platform that has hundreds of thousands, if not millions,
Speaker 1: of watchers and just make up stories. I'm not from
Speaker 1: I wasn't from that, I wasn't raised that way. So
Speaker 1: it's a little bit perplexing to me that a dude
Speaker 1: will just get up there and really make up a story.
Speaker 1: I really believe that we've got some psychological issues, and
Speaker 1: I really believe he did a video about a week
Speaker 1: or two ago where he was pretty much taunting or
Speaker 1: are telling his listeners. Are his viewers stop sending me
Speaker 1: stuff about this? Uh? If you posted to me, my friend,
Speaker 1: I don't need to hear about it. Stop sending me this.
Speaker 1: Any negative comments that comes on my my comments section,
Speaker 1: I'm going to delete when a person is that, for
Speaker 1: lack of a better word, vain or are insecure, Um,
Speaker 1: there's something going on. I kind of took that as
Speaker 1: you know, he's saying, I ain't worried about nothing. I
Speaker 1: ain't stretching, I ain't tripping. I'm gonna go to sleep
Speaker 1: from a wake up. You can put anything, Yeah, you
Speaker 1: can put anything in the comment section. Invest the case
Speaker 1: when I got a problem with something, when I don't
Speaker 1: like negativity or or or bad things saying I'm deleting it.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna tell you don't do this, and I'm gonna
Speaker 1: tell you I'm delete who the least comments comments I
Speaker 1: know on my platform. There's no way I can do
Speaker 1: it because the comments come in and something ye're coming
Speaker 1: in masses. I mean he's reading every comments, which I
Speaker 1: won't be honest, I said and read a lot of
Speaker 1: comments and respond because I try to do it to
Speaker 1: respond to people that try to have open relationship, to
Speaker 1: try to show I'm just as just as accessible as
Speaker 1: you are if you're taking enough time to ask me
Speaker 1: a decent question. I want to try to take a
Speaker 1: time to respond to you. That's just the type of
Speaker 1: person I'll try to be. I'm glad that situation over.
Speaker 1: Who uh, and I hope it don't call junior problems
Speaker 1: with your your your your club you man. Let me
Speaker 1: tell you something. Man, that's what I hate that, not
Speaker 1: them type of comments. I ain't worried about the chosen feeling,
Speaker 1: nothing else. And and chosen you know me and then
Speaker 1: everybody in Las Vegas. So if a mothercker want to
Speaker 1: credit check that, actually, who was who in Las Vegas?
Speaker 1: I was the president of Chosen Few for six years
Speaker 1: and and Vegas was was was was good? Go to
Speaker 1: Vegas now And on the bike said the next them,
Speaker 1: what is the bike? Said like now the post when
Speaker 1: Big J was there. And they'll tell you, oh, it's
Speaker 1: totally different. It's totally different. I'm wrong, structure. You know
Speaker 1: what I'm saying. You know, we had guys that that
Speaker 1: was on the bike said talking about man off to
Speaker 1: go get the guns and we finished shooting. I don't know,
Speaker 1: you're not you're gonna come in my clubhouse. You're gonna
Speaker 1: put your gun in your in your pocket, give it
Speaker 1: to him and you're gonna come in there, which one
Speaker 1: of these dues you want to fight? Who you going
Speaker 1: my club? And then they had to fight. And when
Speaker 1: coming on my block with no offistles shooting it up,
Speaker 1: we weren't doing that, you know. It was that. I
Speaker 1: remember my father as a law enforcement officer. It was
Speaker 1: something he This was like sometime in the eighties he
Speaker 1: got in the biggest trouble because he was a gang
Speaker 1: offer and then with somebody from elm Lane and the
Speaker 1: Marvel loothers that had had a problem with each other,
Speaker 1: and he took had everybody in around the thing and
Speaker 1: he had let him have a fight to fight it out.
Speaker 1: And when the supervisors came and was like, how can
Speaker 1: you do this? Why you did this? He said, because
Speaker 1: if I didn't need niggles to be shooting at each
Speaker 1: other each other, like killing each other. He said, Now
Speaker 1: they're back cool, they're back friends, and and they worked
Speaker 1: it out like man, well I'm officially done on this topic.
Speaker 1: I don't know if you guys have done it. I
Speaker 1: call it like he's right now. I'm looking at him
Speaker 1: like a gopher. Gopher stay under underground. They standing down.
Speaker 1: Sometimes they pop their head up, so if he pop
Speaker 1: his head up, I'm gonna chop it off. You know.
Speaker 1: I was actually surprised that the brothers said he contacted
Speaker 1: Big Hurt to say, hey, you need to check this
Speaker 1: dude out, and Big Hurt actually said, get yeah, Reggie
Speaker 1: is a cricket cop. Anyways, I trust I'm paraphrasing, I
Speaker 1: trust the big cast. I don't trust he didn't need
Speaker 1: to work crooked, but he he said that. You know,
Speaker 1: I don't trust the police, his law enforcement at law enforcement.
Speaker 1: I don't trust the police. And I actually know I
Speaker 1: know Big Hurt. I actually interviewed him on Street TV.
Speaker 1: Um he seemed like a good brother. He's got a
Speaker 1: very said that a lot of people. And that's when
Speaker 1: the brother was like, hey, bro, you you put in
Speaker 1: the comment section. You've been telling people that he seems
Speaker 1: like a cool dude. And now he was like, hey,
Speaker 1: he's not, because I've been trying to tell him about this,
Speaker 1: and he was just pretty much like, well, he's only
Speaker 1: judging him based on he wouldn't listen to him about
Speaker 1: big Cats. Other than that, you know, I don't think
Speaker 1: there's nothing negative you could say about Big Hurt other
Speaker 1: than he robbed the bank. Several years ago and he
Speaker 1: paid his debt for that. And that's what this channel
Speaker 1: is all about. Life after the Penitentiary. And UM go
Speaker 1: check out Street TV if you want to hear an
Speaker 1: incredible story about a guy that robbed the bank. He
Speaker 1: actually robbed the bank. His co defendant was the homeless
Speaker 1: guy named Africa that got killed by the l A. P.
Speaker 1: D On skid Row a couple of years ago. He
Speaker 1: was in his tan and the cops surrounded a tenant
Speaker 1: told to get out, and he started swinging at the
Speaker 1: cops and they tried to swarm and one cop pulled
Speaker 1: the gun out and killed him. But like twelve thirteen
Speaker 1: years before, that homeless dude that they called Africa was
Speaker 1: Big Herk's co defendant in that bank robbery case that
Speaker 1: landed him about ten years in the federal penitentiary. All right,
Speaker 1: so the Gangster Chronicles is officially done on that topic, hopefully.
Speaker 1: UM I don't think anything. Yeah, we're done with that. Uh,
Speaker 1: we'll leave that to Reggie to talk about that on
Speaker 1: Bomb first. If anything else new the only one to
Speaker 1: keep bringing it up. I had to. I had to
Speaker 1: bring it up because that was an interesting interview you
Speaker 1: did with the brother. Uh all right, so we got
Speaker 1: a question here for you, James. It says, did you
Speaker 1: actually say Sugar was knocked out by a member of
Speaker 1: Second to None? I said that, but people missed understood.
Speaker 1: Remember from Second to Up motorcycle club, not the rep group,
Speaker 1: but from the motorcycle club, and um, it ain't really
Speaker 1: much shame. Well, everybody know about that, and let's let's
Speaker 1: clear that up because people start thinking he's talking about
Speaker 1: the guy that sucker punched him from the behind, Greg
Speaker 1: the barber, and so we're talking about y'all. So y'all
Speaker 1: know about it, and y'all don't saw it. That's the
Speaker 1: one that happened in Hollywood. Correct, Okay, So Greg the
Speaker 1: Barber was Greg the barber was part of a Second
Speaker 1: to None motorcycles And I didn't think that was the
Speaker 1: sucker punch from behind? Was it? Yeah? From behind? From behind?
Speaker 1: We don't have. All we have is photos of Sugar
Speaker 1: laid out. All you have a big old knot bag
Speaker 1: is here from behind. I thought he was bleeding from
Speaker 1: the front. I saw. I was amazed by ship because
Speaker 1: this nigga was still walking around acting tough a day
Speaker 1: or two later. If if I had a big old
Speaker 1: knot stitches in my head. I would have been laid
Speaker 1: up at home high and didn't tell that ship. But
Speaker 1: that was out walking around the next day like that.
Speaker 1: Nothing wrong with battle scars. You get him every day
Speaker 1: now when you're the big, bad bad because getting I
Speaker 1: was amazing, Like I said, I was amazed. Now was
Speaker 1: there any pushback from the rap group? Second to none?
Speaker 1: Did you hear the story because everybody pretty much knew
Speaker 1: who it was, you know they the rap group was.
Speaker 1: I don't even think in the picture. I only think
Speaker 1: KK and the I'm still rapping and then plus KKA
Speaker 1: probably about a hundred and sixty pounds. And what was
Speaker 1: the whole issue between the barber and Sugar that night?
Speaker 1: If you know Red, I don't, Okay, I don't, because
Speaker 1: I remember the barber giving an interview. The barber was
Speaker 1: out there, he was loving it. He get well with
Speaker 1: the argument. They argued, should changes back with whatever? I mean?
Speaker 1: You got hit on the back now now the way
Speaker 1: I hear it, and I know because I was hanging
Speaker 1: with Check a little bit during that time. She was Norton.
Speaker 1: N't mean to say that, but anyway, okay, but he
Speaker 1: was and he was drinking because he had just went
Speaker 1: through a uh uh, the bankruptcy, and so he was
Speaker 1: out there and he was this Olave character. He was
Speaker 1: Ola Shill character. And and he was high and you
Speaker 1: know what, and and and and people might say like,
Speaker 1: damn James said that, but I'm gonna say that you
Speaker 1: don't want to listen. Should turned into something else because
Speaker 1: of everybody else, and and and and and that was
Speaker 1: just Demise fitting in and doing all this different ship
Speaker 1: that took you out. You You was never in the drugs.
Speaker 1: You was never drinking. I mean I can sit here
Speaker 1: and beyond myself, I can feel and and and he'd
Speaker 1: be walking around here. So was all out of those
Speaker 1: in the right state of mind at all times. He've
Speaker 1: always stayed that way. But when you get around the
Speaker 1: shorting crowd and everybody just lost his company. Man, he
Speaker 1: was dealing with fighting that bankruptcy. No, but that came
Speaker 1: slowly but surely. The drugs and alcohol didn't just happen
Speaker 1: one day. It started coming and he started doing it
Speaker 1: slowly but shorter. And then I always blamed it on
Speaker 1: that because I guess that's how I wanted to justify
Speaker 1: that lose your company. Go kill somebody and say that.
Speaker 1: I mean, I like that, but shoot yourself in the
Speaker 1: head and be done with it. But I'm telling you everything,
Speaker 1: And do I say that's I blamed the industry, I
Speaker 1: blamed the rappers, I blamed the homies. I blamed somebody,
Speaker 1: I mean everybody because of himself. He didn't show his
Speaker 1: ass up the court and deal with it. He pissed
Speaker 1: that white man off. And that's what you can't do,
Speaker 1: is piss off a federal judge. It hurted me when
Speaker 1: I saw that fucking uh uh who the judgment. No,
Speaker 1: not the show they had slash interview that that's six
Speaker 1: years later, okay, but it hurted me to see him
Speaker 1: unable to be archickular it like he is. It hurted
Speaker 1: me to see Shoe just looking like drive a boxer
Speaker 1: lost the fight. This is totally out of character for
Speaker 1: this dude. Man. I damnly cried watching Sugar when they
Speaker 1: turned his motherfuck off and he opened the door up.
Speaker 1: And I want to think it was because he was
Speaker 1: so emotional because he just drove down the street and
Speaker 1: what a tupac got killed. Nigga was under the influence,
Speaker 1: But that's what I'm that's what I'm saying. You know,
Speaker 1: most people don't go no what they want to say, Oh,
Speaker 1: I don't know. He was little, he's so it was
Speaker 1: so sad that he uh drive down the street and
Speaker 1: they're talking about this and he they brought up this emotion.
Speaker 1: He threw up nigga was if anybody watched it, and
Speaker 1: anybody just they didn't, They didn't James and just just
Speaker 1: just see shoot killing himself. I know him, but I
Speaker 1: wouldn't hanging around him like we was first. If I
Speaker 1: show that, man, it would have been only cracking. This
Speaker 1: guy Rick who's like he's handling his his girlfriend toys,
Speaker 1: brother in law. I say, man, y'all need y'all ass
Speaker 1: kick for allowing that to be put in that show.
Speaker 1: I said, I know how the white folks sold it
Speaker 1: to you. He's like, he's so emotional and he and
Speaker 1: he did this an twine food Qua sold it to
Speaker 1: him like it's gonna be great. This is show that
Speaker 1: he cared about pocket Stell. He shouldn't have been having
Speaker 1: drinks talking and and that should have never that should
Speaker 1: have never came out, should have never came out. It
Speaker 1: was sad. It was sad. And I'm I'm just saying
Speaker 1: you first did it yourself. We saw it. No, he
Speaker 1: did it to himself, but he had help. And I
Speaker 1: think just like with Tupac, I mean that could that
Speaker 1: situation could have been stopped. To me, this is my
Speaker 1: personal opinion, motherfucking you the artists, set your ass down,
Speaker 1: all you my motherfucker's and get them foods and it
Speaker 1: and it would have went down that way if he
Speaker 1: would have took off like a like a bullet out
Speaker 1: of a gun. But that's what I'm saying. You have
Speaker 1: to have control on on your artists. You gotta have
Speaker 1: a tight leash on your artists. You gotta let them
Speaker 1: understand that you're not You're not to hear the gang bang.
Speaker 1: You're here to make money. And that's the us thing,
Speaker 1: not not for me, but for us. So so they
Speaker 1: had to know the right and ronging in there, and
Speaker 1: and there's a kid he should have bought. They pissed
Speaker 1: up and and and then what they had to do.
Speaker 1: That's why you use the mob. That's what the reason,
Speaker 1: that's why the mob was there, Why they're getting the
Speaker 1: paycheck to protect, to protect, you know what I'm saying
Speaker 1: to them from himself. Yeah, to protect the artists, protect
Speaker 1: them from himself. Different. Yea. It's a difference between a
Speaker 1: standoff and in your series and not saying get back,
Speaker 1: stand back versus somebody just see something. I don't believe
Speaker 1: that ch because look through the whole damn if you
Speaker 1: watch the video, not even watching the video, you got
Speaker 1: only catching here sheep. One guy they see a Lando
Speaker 1: at Landa wasn't smart enough to do like everybody else
Speaker 1: just is here. It looked like he was standing there
Speaker 1: deliberately waiting. He was sitting there talking to he was
Speaker 1: he was standing there. Everybody was just standing there. It
Speaker 1: was a watch thing. That's what you did at the
Speaker 1: MGM fight though night at the police around him, and
Speaker 1: I don't care if you go back. It was just
Speaker 1: the security, please, y'all just don't know all this conspiracy
Speaker 1: out here, y'all talking police and standing there and all
Speaker 1: of that. This is what the white old white man
Speaker 1: want to push out. That's happening that y'all up here
Speaker 1: pretty much saying I'm security. Okay, let's say just go back.
Speaker 1: The security at the MGM standing around this guy. This
Speaker 1: guy is telling them something going on. Something be happening here.
Speaker 1: You see that, Yeah, you can see that all that
Speaker 1: get the video that looking at this what I thought,
Speaker 1: He's just standing there against the wall and the security
Speaker 1: and the security is around him. Come on, put your
Speaker 1: mind in it. Okay, but if not, But anyway, Tupac
Speaker 1: should have been out of there already. We're going to
Speaker 1: six six too. But we ain't gonna rekindle. No, no
Speaker 1: which color. But I mean, man, they don't take a
Speaker 1: rocket shire and you understand that. What are you saying?
Speaker 1: My point where a shut up? That Orlando was placed there?
Speaker 1: Why would I know? I'm not saying it's a set up.
Speaker 1: What I'm saying is Atlando seeing the homies Atlando say well,
Speaker 1: now where my niggas go. That's why that's the way
Speaker 1: I saw. So you say, oh, this ain't gonna happened
Speaker 1: like that. He man, these guys walking around here, man,
Speaker 1: and I know what they wanted. What else? Lando ran
Speaker 1: to the security. No, I'm saying he walked right into him. Rant.
Speaker 1: I don't say he ran, but he's saying, man, there's
Speaker 1: something about to happen. Why I always wondered why was
Speaker 1: Orlando standing alone? Let me finish, standing alone? Where is
Speaker 1: the homies that where was Kiefee? Where was all these
Speaker 1: other people? Something? And he's just there by himself, standing
Speaker 1: there in the bobby looking looking a little stressed. You know,
Speaker 1: he ain't smiling, there's nothing happy going on. It's like
Speaker 1: he's got something on his mind. Let me ask you
Speaker 1: this question. So you believe he was placed there. I
Speaker 1: don't believe it was, but I believe that he knew
Speaker 1: something was about to go down. As James Man, if
Speaker 1: you walk in any and I want you to just
Speaker 1: to be on a comment, y'all want to ask the question.
Speaker 1: If I'm wrong, y'all tell me I'm wrong. Anybody that's
Speaker 1: that's in they surroundings and pay attention to their surroundings.
Speaker 1: I just seen these cats. I just had a big win.
Speaker 1: I shot that cat brother. I know these foods gonna
Speaker 1: get at me. They see me, and it's nine of them.
Speaker 1: So I know, in Sam, Bam, I can't go nowhere
Speaker 1: because they did. Now I don't know if they're coming
Speaker 1: from right or left, so to do. He's standing there
Speaker 1: look at Orlando face like like he like and like bam.
Speaker 1: He didn't know which way it was going to come.
Speaker 1: And then Tupac chakeof on, yeah, and then everybody else chakeofoning.
Speaker 1: How can that be that that that's no way, that's
Speaker 1: not a strip that should happen. Alright, Well, let's wrap
Speaker 1: up this Greg the Barber incident. I can't believe that
Speaker 1: happened in two thousand and eight. That was eleven years ago.
Speaker 1: And did anything ever happen to him after that? I
Speaker 1: thought he had got choked out a couple of years
Speaker 1: later in another club, Greg the Barber, That's what I'm saying,
Speaker 1: that anything to the barber? Yeah, And then there was
Speaker 1: a couple of wasn't there indent when he was in
Speaker 1: a motorcycle Yeah, he was at a motorcycle event and
Speaker 1: they got into a shooting with somebody some that died. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I think it was his friend. His friend died Checking
Speaker 1: the Nut. That's the club he was riding, was Checking
Speaker 1: the Nut. There was an incident where someone got shot
Speaker 1: and killed his boy, and he was supposed to have
Speaker 1: ran and got the gun. Ye. Something. I vaguely remember
Speaker 1: the story, and I always wondered if they had to
Speaker 1: do with sugar internal one of those picnics or something
Speaker 1: like that. All right, so let's go to another question here. Uh.
Speaker 1: I don't know why people keep asking this, but is
Speaker 1: it true that hend Dog designed the death Row logo?
Speaker 1: Hand Dog designed the logo? Yes, he did. That was
Speaker 1: one of the reasons for Sugar putting him on Death Row.
Speaker 1: It's because he was challenging like that, and he did
Speaker 1: it so fast. It was like damn, and SI said,
Speaker 1: we're gonna roll with that. Sugar and him had their
Speaker 1: own understanding. Hand Dog was was, man, I'm talking about drawing.
Speaker 1: I'm had to let you see some of the stuff
Speaker 1: he drew. Um, he drew a picture of my niece
Speaker 1: and her brother and his dead on dead on. Yeah,
Speaker 1: he was very challenged. He also did uh. Later in life,
Speaker 1: before you know, before you die, he was doing tattoos. Yeah,
Speaker 1: also tattoo artists. A lot of people don't know. And
Speaker 1: what year was the logo creator? Like at the very
Speaker 1: beginning the death logos, that's the first logo and kept
Speaker 1: him to it actually had but it was like booty, Yeah,
Speaker 1: it didn't even they came up with I don't know
Speaker 1: if you'll noticed, like an inmmate it got the biscuit song. Yeah,
Speaker 1: the custom. It was totally like, no, that ain't gonna
Speaker 1: work and then sugar is death Row. So hand do
Speaker 1: came with I think four or five different things, and
Speaker 1: Juel trying to take the credit for the make coming
Speaker 1: up with the name death Ro. Why did she do that?
Speaker 1: I don't know. She said she the one came up
Speaker 1: with her name. Um but um as you say, they
Speaker 1: used to be called a future Shot or you say
Speaker 1: for Hill Record, but they was from front Hill Records.
Speaker 1: I think future shop. Future Shop was was what he
Speaker 1: was trying to do. That's what he was going to
Speaker 1: call it. But Tom Klein was he was the money
Speaker 1: man at the time, Tom Thomas Klein, and he named
Speaker 1: it fern Hill Records. And I mean they didn't have
Speaker 1: too many Hartists or whatever. They had people coming from Texas.
Speaker 1: They had people coming from all over and then they
Speaker 1: had chocolate was there but it really didn't. Then he
Speaker 1: had Anxotic Cars and he had the insurance company. They was.
Speaker 1: They was into multiple things then. So fern Hill Record
Speaker 1: was sure, baby. You know, he was trying to get
Speaker 1: off the ground. And then he got the DLC and
Speaker 1: from DLC the talking and all of this, and everybody
Speaker 1: was supposed to pitch in this and that to help
Speaker 1: sugar launch debt bro. That's that's how they start. Most
Speaker 1: people don't know it was. It was really four partners
Speaker 1: in death row Sure and DRE end up pushing them out,
Speaker 1: But it was really supposed to be DLC, Dick, Griffy
Speaker 1: should Dre. Uh. They end up getting a lawsuit, you know,
Speaker 1: they end up pushing did Griffy and DLC out. They
Speaker 1: sued him and I end up paying them off. Uh.
Speaker 1: In like ninety seven they got a judgment in was much.
Speaker 1: DNC got like a hundred fifty two hundred and somethingousand,
Speaker 1: two millions. Wow, Yeah he got cheated. Yeah, why the
Speaker 1: electric chair for the logo win? Well, that's how you die. Definitely.
Speaker 1: But in California, don't you think then back then the
Speaker 1: gas chamber and I don't think did they used to
Speaker 1: use the electrey in California. Yeah. Let me had Gurney
Speaker 1: And when hand Dog came up with that, he was
Speaker 1: thinking straight penitentry and that's what his mindset was. You
Speaker 1: look at the clothing. Hand Dog had pictures of dragons,
Speaker 1: heads coming out of the dragons. Hand Dog was like
Speaker 1: just like really talented dog and and he would draw anything.
Speaker 1: And some of the cats in the penitentry was man
Speaker 1: hand dog drawing the homie, this dude chasing this dude
Speaker 1: with a knife. And I mean he did a lot
Speaker 1: of He did ship in the county jail, drew some ship.
Speaker 1: So yeah, he was he was real good hand. Dog
Speaker 1: used to tell me, he's the first person that told
Speaker 1: me I don't heard about a sense. It always amazed
Speaker 1: me when niggas had knights that keeps keaston. Never knew that.
Speaker 1: I never knew that. And he said, Rich, I used
Speaker 1: to be on the yard with the ninth is long
Speaker 1: up my ass. Now did you change the logo when
Speaker 1: you change the name to the row. Yeah, we try
Speaker 1: to do it on the new way the gurney, but
Speaker 1: the dude lay it out. He used seeing that chain
Speaker 1: when we are in that chain. No, that didn't last
Speaker 1: long at all. But we had people on the gurney.
Speaker 1: We're trying to well, that's actually a dental chair. They
Speaker 1: used a dental chair for to do the lethal injection
Speaker 1: on that chair. But I'll talk about when we changed
Speaker 1: it to the gurney for the lethal lethal injection. It
Speaker 1: was like a board or something. It's like a board.
Speaker 1: It's supposed to be similar to the chair you sit
Speaker 1: in when you go to the dentist, but they strap
Speaker 1: you in it. Yeah and late but it was laid down. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it lays flat. I ain't never laid down at the
Speaker 1: dentist now I've been. You gotta be upside down sometimes
Speaker 1: and chick. Yeah, and I want I want to shay
Speaker 1: after the holidays and all of this other ship and
Speaker 1: things go by. I want to try to get JP
Speaker 1: up here. I think JP can explain have Ron better
Speaker 1: than anybody. And we definitely want to get because we
Speaker 1: want to do something when you win the patriar about
Speaker 1: that as well. Yeah, show and and you're talking about
Speaker 1: a third cadem that went from from doing god know
Speaker 1: what everything have Rod been to? I mean JP been
Speaker 1: to the penitentiary so many times, and it took little Chris,
Speaker 1: Haron's son to keep JP out of jail. He started
Speaker 1: taking care of little Chris on a daily. I mean
Speaker 1: little Chris is where you see JP. You see Chris
Speaker 1: Chris would have been would have been I think twenty now,
Speaker 1: but uh he got shot and uh broke JP up.
Speaker 1: I want him. I think it'd be better for him
Speaker 1: to come up. A picture online of one of heron daughters. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I just looked it up. The electric chair was never
Speaker 1: used in California. They had four methods of execution. The
Speaker 1: first one was firing squad, then they used hanging, and
Speaker 1: then they went to the gas chamber, and now it's
Speaker 1: lethal injection. Florida actually still uses electric chair. I think
Speaker 1: there's only like maybe two states, two or three states
Speaker 1: that actually use the electric chair. You guys used to
Speaker 1: get a lot of flak. First person ever said something
Speaker 1: about that. I'm the first person about the electored chair
Speaker 1: not being legal in California, the first time I've ever
Speaker 1: heard that. I'll definitely double check that, but I'm not
Speaker 1: saying you you're inaccurate. That's the first time anybody ever
Speaker 1: questioned firing squad is actually used. Gonna watch Green Green,
Speaker 1: what the well? What state they cal I'm just saying,
Speaker 1: this is what we think of electric to you talk
Speaker 1: about the defenalty, Well, the we do about the gas chamber,
Speaker 1: but the grass cham didn't last that long. But they
Speaker 1: still have the chamber, but they do. They put you
Speaker 1: in there on the dental chair in the chamber. All right, Um,
Speaker 1: last thing here, we kind of talked about Mexican black
Speaker 1: relations before but a guy named Topot I wanted to
Speaker 1: know more about the Black Mexican relations growing up in Compton.
Speaker 1: We all had love for each other as kids, but
Speaker 1: once getting older, hatred and disgust came in. And that's
Speaker 1: pretty much a lot of communities throughout countries. Drug games
Speaker 1: and the penitentiaries politics, and that's where it came from.
Speaker 1: You know, when the eighties yit everybody attitude change. You know,
Speaker 1: everybody was more into making their money and doing anything
Speaker 1: and and kicking it with their old homies and whatever. Um.
Speaker 1: It didn't take much to spark a situation because you
Speaker 1: had Blacks Mexicans and everybody using the drug and and
Speaker 1: didn't come and pay me, so I gotta go over
Speaker 1: there and this and that. So it calls it calls
Speaker 1: a lot of uh bs when it came to in
Speaker 1: the neighborhood, and it hadn't been the same sense and
Speaker 1: and and the main reason is because after the people
Speaker 1: like Chico and Freeway Rick and Toronald Reagan, Regina U
Speaker 1: left the cities, who did you have to go through
Speaker 1: now the people that was walking to ship across the border. Yeah,
Speaker 1: because the drugs aren't being flown in anymore. And they're
Speaker 1: not being produced over here. They have been to produced
Speaker 1: over you know, well coming through Mexico and they were
Speaker 1: walking it over and they were to connects. But even
Speaker 1: the South American cocaine, it's easier to bring it through Mexico.
Speaker 1: That's that's why I changed it too. It was been
Speaker 1: shipped and so that took all the brothers out of
Speaker 1: aout and maybe you had to deal with them, and
Speaker 1: now they got the juice. It's crazy, you know. And
Speaker 1: because of our neighbors to the south, they have and
Speaker 1: so um, yeah, hey y'all make sure you uh and
Speaker 1: I'm not trying to end it end it or anything
Speaker 1: like that, but glad that we'll be on next week. Uh.
Speaker 1: He definitely is confirmed. So if y'all got any good
Speaker 1: questions about lad and what he's going on, any questions
Speaker 1: about what he did and what he uh you know,
Speaker 1: what's going on on this platform, Um, make sure y'all
Speaker 1: send the uh the questions over to uh to the
Speaker 1: Gates the Chronicle Instagram because Alex he he would definitely
Speaker 1: be on it. Well, I don't know if I want
Speaker 1: to be. I mean, I got no problem with the dude.
Speaker 1: A lot of people kind of hate on Flat. You know,
Speaker 1: I've seen it's an interesting interview about a couple of
Speaker 1: days ago. I mean a couple of about a week ago,
Speaker 1: where a guy is starting to question him about while
Speaker 1: he'd be setting people up and all of that. So
Speaker 1: I think that would be a good time. I think
Speaker 1: he's a little aggressive and some of the questions that
Speaker 1: he asks, Uh, there's a lot of things I would
Speaker 1: personally edit out of an interview that he keeps in there.
Speaker 1: But you're dealing with a different type of people, don't. Well, no,
Speaker 1: he's dealing with some of this. There's some of the
Speaker 1: same people that that have been on my platform that
Speaker 1: are on his platform. We got a lot of similar
Speaker 1: interview guests, but he's more a more street hardcore cut
Speaker 1: from a different He's got a lot of those guys.
Speaker 1: He had very few. He's interviewed Big You, He's been
Speaker 1: on my channel. He's interviewed the Cambodian rapper from Long Beach,
Speaker 1: Stupid Young, He's been on my channel. He's interviewed Freeway,
Speaker 1: Ricky Ross, He's been on my channel. There was a
Speaker 1: different you know, totally when when you're totally different from him,
Speaker 1: I agree, really totally different from him when I did
Speaker 1: it by interview with black and and he was real
Speaker 1: cool with me. We didn't have a come on, don't
Speaker 1: ask me that type of ship. Now. I said, everybody
Speaker 1: got a freedom of speech. You got the right to
Speaker 1: say what you are not gonna say. If if you
Speaker 1: don't have enough mother sense to see that you have
Speaker 1: been leading. He's leading you into saying or answering the
Speaker 1: question that he about to address pop up on you,
Speaker 1: then you don't need to be doing it. You don't
Speaker 1: need to be doing it. But then, I truly believe
Speaker 1: everybody got a right to their own opinion. But I mean,
Speaker 1: he doing a job just like we're doing and everybody
Speaker 1: ain't gonna agree with we're doing them this ship. We say,
Speaker 1: you know what I'm saying, So that's why we we
Speaker 1: want you to come in and say your comments and
Speaker 1: put it out there how you should. But I think,
Speaker 1: I think dude is a lot of people was not
Speaker 1: giving him a fair one. He only do what he
Speaker 1: do because people allow him to do it. I'm surprised
Speaker 1: how many people embrace him because he's always getting all
Speaker 1: this hate comments as being a culture voter. You know
Speaker 1: he's not. He's not black, he's not of color. But
Speaker 1: he's got a huge platform and people love going on
Speaker 1: his channel, you know. And I think it's mostly for
Speaker 1: the exposure, yeah, the viewership. And plus, he won't interview
Speaker 1: you unless he knows for a fact that you're gonna
Speaker 1: bring in numbers, meaning lots of views. Like for example,
Speaker 1: I interviewed the Cambodian rapper from Long Beach, stupid young,
Speaker 1: before anyone knew who he was, back in two thousand thirteen.
Speaker 1: Last year he started making a name for himself, he
Speaker 1: started buzzing, and now Vlad wants to interview the dude. Now,
Speaker 1: Lad would never interview a guy who's up and coming.
Speaker 1: You gotta be doing number in order to get on
Speaker 1: his platform out there like that. I wouldn't doing videos
Speaker 1: and all of this other ship and people listening to me.
Speaker 1: When I talked Joint, he asked me, would I be
Speaker 1: ready to talk Joint? I said, yeah, man, ready, say
Speaker 1: you cool? I'm cool. And And but he knew you
Speaker 1: were gonna bring numbers because of the topic and the
Speaker 1: subject matter and who you are. And you didn't have
Speaker 1: that big interview with Yeah, and that interview right there,
Speaker 1: and that's another thing. He does he looks at your
Speaker 1: interviews to see how successfully were. In fact, I just
Speaker 1: heard him say he watched them Michael Franziz interview that
Speaker 1: some other person had done on their platform, and he
Speaker 1: was like, Wow, that guy got a lot of numbers.
Speaker 1: I want him on my show, and he got Michael Frandzi.
Speaker 1: They're telling you, but isn't isn't that smart though? That
Speaker 1: that just means he's solely looking at this as a
Speaker 1: business and he doesn't have passion for the art of it.
Speaker 1: Like when I interview people from the neighborhoods, I'm not
Speaker 1: looking at he's gonna bring me a hundred thousand views.
Speaker 1: I'm like, this guy got a story to tell, I'm
Speaker 1: gonna tell it. And half the time it's only gonna
Speaker 1: get ten, fifteen, maybe twenty thousand views, which is not
Speaker 1: what Vlad would do. You know he wants a hundred
Speaker 1: thousand or more because I left. When you interview that
Speaker 1: do from Fruittown, they're talking about he died and came
Speaker 1: back like what they see. I did not know what
Speaker 1: to expect from that interview, what you're talking about Stoner
Speaker 1: from Fruittown party. But did it turn out wasn't a dream.
Speaker 1: I think what happens when you're in a near death situation,
Speaker 1: you get a dopamine rush to your brain and it
Speaker 1: makes you go through all these hallucinations. And I think
Speaker 1: it's also a way to cope with death when death
Speaker 1: is about to happen, so you don't go through a
Speaker 1: lot of physical pain. But some guys end up surviving,
Speaker 1: and they got these incredible after death stories to tell
Speaker 1: you get this this just this this thing. You Yeah,
Speaker 1: but when you hear when you shot, it's like everything
Speaker 1: just go bam and like it just flipped over and
Speaker 1: then you come back, you see. I mean they can
Speaker 1: explain it a different way. Be plause, he went into
Speaker 1: a coma, but that's where you shot that. He got
Speaker 1: shot in the neck, alright, so when he but when
Speaker 1: you're going to coma, you don't remember, you just out,
Speaker 1: you out. He really believes he woke up. He woke
Speaker 1: up a couple of weeks later in the hospital. Well,
Speaker 1: I mean even in the coma, they said they hear
Speaker 1: the people talking to you here and which come. I mean,
Speaker 1: getting shot is a the homies taking into us, and
Speaker 1: a chestis in what you're gonna do you're gonna go
Speaker 1: back and get this thing said that, that interview actually
Speaker 1: came out pretty good. And you see, I didn't know
Speaker 1: what to expect when I interviewed Stoner from Fruittown, Paru.
Speaker 1: And that's the thing that on my channel that I like,
Speaker 1: It's that I'm not looking for the celebrity or the
Speaker 1: guy that's gonna bring in a hundred thousands because you
Speaker 1: think you think duck duck Dave. Yeah, I mean, I
Speaker 1: would love you a couple of emojis. But you know
Speaker 1: that's that's the difference between me and a lot of
Speaker 1: other platforms that I'm not doing it for views, because
Speaker 1: I'm doing it because I'm passionate about this topic. And
Speaker 1: I'm gonna do it. If you look a lot of
Speaker 1: my videos, some of them only get you know, maybe
Speaker 1: ten thousand views, and I already know going in you
Speaker 1: know this, this video is not gonna be super popular.
Speaker 1: Once again, that separates you from those that are greedy.
Speaker 1: That separate you from those that don't hold passion in
Speaker 1: their hearts for their craft. Yeah, you're different. You're different,
Speaker 1: but by being different than me, and you're not the
Speaker 1: one that is truly different. And and that that has
Speaker 1: greed in his heart, and I don't see these nothing.
Speaker 1: If black said, I wouldn't give a fire interview every
Speaker 1: black mother I can. If I can get viewed, everybody's
Speaker 1: gonna still go join. Come on, it's just the way.
Speaker 1: And I guarantee you he's gonna ask you to come
Speaker 1: back on the show because most of your videos, if
Speaker 1: not all of them, did very well. I haven't told
Speaker 1: you James film last week what they might be airing
Speaker 1: real soon. So you did too flad interviews, Oh my good. Yeah, alright,
Speaker 1: I'm upset, but we're gonna wrap that. We're gonna wrap
Speaker 1: this butt to know what hell Gangster Chronicles and help
Speaker 1: your thing when I'm just kidding, just kidding, because I've
Speaker 1: been won to interview James have different audience. Well, I'm
Speaker 1: gonna put it out of here because they you know
Speaker 1: over there, who's that. Don't even say it. Don't even
Speaker 1: say it. Don't even say it, because we're not trying
Speaker 1: to promote any other platforms except Gangster Chronicles, First Street,
Speaker 1: gang Street TV and whatever and James shirts and whatever
Speaker 1: James got going on. But all right, we're gonna wrap
Speaker 1: it up right here. Thanks for listening. To another episode
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