Speaker 1: Welcome to another episode of The Gangster Chronicles, and this
Speaker 1: is Alex Alonso, and to my right is and to
Speaker 1: his right and Big Jake James McDonald, and thank you
Speaker 1: for coming in to talk about whatever we're gonna talk
Speaker 1: about today, man, and for all y'all out there listening,
Speaker 1: we appreciate you listening to the Gangster Chronicles. And we're
Speaker 1: gonna start the show off with some Instagram questions that
Speaker 1: were posted to the Gangster Chronicles Instagram page. Actually the
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Speaker 1: on there, and if you've got some questions for a
Speaker 1: future episode, feel free to to post on that on
Speaker 1: that account. But our first Instagram question for today is
Speaker 1: whatever happened to Sam Snead? Now, Sam sneed actually only
Speaker 1: had I believe one song ever recorded under a death row.
Speaker 1: You better recordnize, you better recognize it was okay song.
Speaker 1: I don't know if it was considered a hit and
Speaker 1: then he wasn't he didn't he produce some songs with
Speaker 1: Dre as well. I'm sure everybody produced the songs with Dre,
Speaker 1: you just don't get credit for it. But I think
Speaker 1: I think he actually sometimes though if you get credit
Speaker 1: for co producing, does that mean you've actually produced or
Speaker 1: Withdre with Trey? And that's the misconception about Dre. Dre
Speaker 1: Is is kind of lazy. So what happens is he's
Speaker 1: a finisher though. You know, guys, he had to take
Speaker 1: the basic from something and then he takes him and
Speaker 1: finish it to the point where you don't even recognize
Speaker 1: it because he's so um what's the word, kind of
Speaker 1: crafty with and he going master stuff at Bernie Grumman's.
Speaker 1: You know, he used big base Brian, and he going
Speaker 1: and master yourself about ten times before he put his
Speaker 1: final stamp on it. So here here, run your budget
Speaker 1: up and he's spend some money. So Sam Sneel was
Speaker 1: around I guess ninety three, that's kind of his years.
Speaker 1: Four and then he was there for like I said,
Speaker 1: the murder was the case uh album and release and
Speaker 1: he was actually like he said, he was there tupockets
Speaker 1: and want to Randy mar So, So where is he
Speaker 1: had today? I guess some people want to know in Pittsburgh, Uh,
Speaker 1: that is a gangster here out in Pittsburgh wherever? You
Speaker 1: know in Pittsburgh and he's out there, him and j
Speaker 1: Flex and Borney and all of them was still talk.
Speaker 1: It's still tight. He's probably doing some ghost righting for
Speaker 1: dre again, I wouldn't doubt it, but he was mainly
Speaker 1: a Drey boy. He got up under the air, you know,
Speaker 1: and the dre Wing and James you never crossed past
Speaker 1: with Sam's needing them them. No, I'm probably shorting, but
Speaker 1: I met him. No, we never like kick and the question. Yeah,
Speaker 1: they really want to know it's why he left because
Speaker 1: they didn't heard about him getting beat down. Yeah, there
Speaker 1: was just I guess as a rumor or some sort
Speaker 1: of controversy with Sam's need during at death row. I'll
Speaker 1: try to make it quick because it's kind of long,
Speaker 1: but this is what happened. Uh. They had a big
Speaker 1: meeting after the trial, after the Snoop Dogg trial, after
Speaker 1: he was found out guilty, which was no, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: no ninety five in the nine beginning of the ninety six.
Speaker 1: Uh So that's when they were upset, and Park and everybody,
Speaker 1: all the artists was in the uh in the you know,
Speaker 1: ship's office at Canal and they were upset because people
Speaker 1: don't know and this is why Snoop wasn't even cool
Speaker 1: with Dre for a while. Was during the trial there
Speaker 1: was what witnesses it kept saying Dr Dre was was
Speaker 1: the shooter, kept identifying Dre as the shooter, mixing up
Speaker 1: Snoop and Dre. And so they wanted Drey to come
Speaker 1: to court to support Snoop or to come to court
Speaker 1: because David Kenner wanted to get him on the stand
Speaker 1: and pretty much say hey, what's your name, and so
Speaker 1: he can say Dr Dre, you know how attorneys do
Speaker 1: the legal maneuver. But Dre would having no part of
Speaker 1: no part of it. He wasn't you. If you were
Speaker 1: you hanging out, you ain't things Dre coming exactly, and
Speaker 1: so so he was dram was getting worried that this
Speaker 1: was going on. Well, the attorneys was trying to get
Speaker 1: him like, hey, man, come in here. They're trying to
Speaker 1: you know, they're trying to say you you were you know,
Speaker 1: misidentifying you, which we all knew, but they're trying to
Speaker 1: say you were the shooter and not Snoop, and we
Speaker 1: just want to, you know, play this game in front
Speaker 1: of the witness I guess to create a little confusion
Speaker 1: for the exactly you know, the discredit the witness, and
Speaker 1: Dray wouldn't having no part of it. And so that
Speaker 1: was you know, so pop home, you know, parka around
Speaker 1: now and then he heard about it and he's seeing
Speaker 1: that Drey wasn't really coming around as much, and so
Speaker 1: Park was like, man, what's up with Trey wat Dray?
Speaker 1: Then come if you ain't got your if you ain't
Speaker 1: got snoop bad you know, you know how the pok is,
Speaker 1: you know, I mean, fuck Dre. Fuck you know. He
Speaker 1: was being a row about it to the point where
Speaker 1: so they had a meeting in the office and Shook
Speaker 1: office and so that's when Park was like, you had
Speaker 1: Dre shouldn't be around and this's and he was really
Speaker 1: amped up about it and so so so that's when
Speaker 1: pretty much people didn't know what was going on behind
Speaker 1: the scenes where Dre was making his exit anyway, um,
Speaker 1: you know, and and Jimmy and Shook and they were
Speaker 1: doing some negotiations, but they had to convince the artist.
Speaker 1: So now they're trying to see who's Ryan, what who
Speaker 1: sounds need for? But he was kind of cart up
Speaker 1: because he was tight with Dre. You know, he was
Speaker 1: over there, but they him and Nancy and all of
Speaker 1: them had just shot a video. Uh, he had just
Speaker 1: shot a video, you know, in his whole town in Pittsburgh.
Speaker 1: And she she was like, man, yeah, you did this
Speaker 1: video self. S need to some song he had. You
Speaker 1: ain't have no depth roll artists there, because that's one
Speaker 1: thing we were big on the supporting each other in
Speaker 1: the videos and all of that. And you didn't have
Speaker 1: nobody in your video, and nobody was at the shoot
Speaker 1: and it was just you and Nancy and and Dre.
Speaker 1: You know that ain't death rolling and so all of
Speaker 1: that those sounds there's what I don't know, you know,
Speaker 1: you know, like I'm just doing what Drake told me.
Speaker 1: I didn't know it was a b foot that's just
Speaker 1: Shugar and then playing games. So anyway, so Sham Steve
Speaker 1: was in the poor in the meeting and they smashing
Speaker 1: on him about this video shoot. We end up casting
Speaker 1: Sugar a lot of money. And I get to the
Speaker 1: why because Danny Boy had a video coming up the
Speaker 1: next week. And I laughed when that happened, and I said, look,
Speaker 1: you know, put your foot into your mouth, because he
Speaker 1: had end up flying everybody out to the video shoot
Speaker 1: for Danny Boy in Cabo, because we went to Cabo, Mexico,
Speaker 1: because he made this big old speech on how all
Speaker 1: different waters need to be got everybody video shoots and protected,
Speaker 1: you know, you know, not protecting, but you know, promoting
Speaker 1: on helping, you know, helping everybody out, you know, giving
Speaker 1: everybody on you know, being at the at the video shoot.
Speaker 1: And so he had to fly everybody off the combo.
Speaker 1: But I jumped off the subject. So but anyway, so
Speaker 1: Sam sneve catching all of this heat in this video.
Speaker 1: It's the day that snow. We was on our way
Speaker 1: to Montes to celebrate Snoop getting a quitted and uh
Speaker 1: so inside there a couple of niggas you know, ol
Speaker 1: TB y'all know flip side low reference rest in Peace,
Speaker 1: lip oil, TP low and low and b and then
Speaker 1: bust stop and bust stop. One of them bomb. It
Speaker 1: is always rumor that it was popped, but it wasn't popped.
Speaker 1: It was one of them that took a bomb on
Speaker 1: on on sam sleeve and uh probably somebody told them
Speaker 1: to take oh you know it was That's when you
Speaker 1: get down to it, who told him to take off?
Speaker 1: That gotta come down. You know, he kind of pulled
Speaker 1: them to the side. I don't know. I don't know, Hollywood,
Speaker 1: but that's what happened because I wasn't inside and I
Speaker 1: just heard heard about it and all of that. We
Speaker 1: disappeared after that. After that, I remember going to Montes
Speaker 1: and I'm wondering because me and suth thein't never really
Speaker 1: been that tight. That's where everybody went to and there
Speaker 1: and man and he kept hanging onto me. He was
Speaker 1: standing by me the whole time, and that I know
Speaker 1: that I heard about what had happened, and we went
Speaker 1: down on that the ship. We did see Sampson need
Speaker 1: no more after that? Did Johnny Cock can go to
Speaker 1: that dinner? But you know his client that got off,
Speaker 1: his client that got off. It was just the two
Speaker 1: of them there. Him and Don Ray got their clients off,
Speaker 1: which was Shane Dog and I think Big Sea Style
Speaker 1: it was. It was um it was the other two.
Speaker 1: But the only two that that stayed on the case
Speaker 1: was Snooping and the bodyguard Malik. Yeah, so that's what
Speaker 1: happened with SAMs Sney. So that's why Sampson need no
Speaker 1: longer with dere from So did that pretty much and
Speaker 1: Sam Sneed's association with Death Throw pretty much. I think
Speaker 1: he probably be back on the slide best with dre
Speaker 1: At sometime, but never he was never back around death
Speaker 1: From Okay, and then let's go to the to this
Speaker 1: last question about Tupac. When he was with thud Life
Speaker 1: was associated with with crips. I don't know if he
Speaker 1: was actually a crip member. But then of course when
Speaker 1: he when he came to Death Row in uh February,
Speaker 1: he's hanging out with bloods Now, did anyone over there,
Speaker 1: James have something to say about dude, you was hanging
Speaker 1: out with crips. Now you over here with us? Well,
Speaker 1: I don't. I don't think too many people did. But
Speaker 1: I've always had a problem when when Tupac came, like
Speaker 1: I said, he was cool, but then when he got
Speaker 1: with with us, and then they saying they was putting
Speaker 1: you got a tattoo of the mob put on him.
Speaker 1: Now that's something totally different. Um, when he was in
Speaker 1: New York, they said he was saying cousin this and that,
Speaker 1: and uh. The point, the real point to me is
Speaker 1: if Tupac hanging and kicking with it with everybody whoever
Speaker 1: he hang out with he cool with him. So if
Speaker 1: he hain't with the crips, he cool with the crips. Okay, cool.
Speaker 1: You come over here, you're hanging with the bloods. Okay,
Speaker 1: you cool. But now you know, turned it up because
Speaker 1: now you're putting gang tattoos on you. Now you don't
Speaker 1: took off the blue rag and this rag and you
Speaker 1: win the red rack. So it's something totally different point,
Speaker 1: something totally different. I don't think he was ready to
Speaker 1: step his game up like that. Uh you hear Tupacs
Speaker 1: speak a lot about how he brought gangsters to to
Speaker 1: to the studios and all of this other ship. But
Speaker 1: you can't you can't do both sides. You can't be
Speaker 1: from both sides. I mean, this transformers all in the
Speaker 1: history of Los Angeles game, right, But is it different
Speaker 1: because you're coming from New York, New York Bank totally
Speaker 1: different than how l A do you know what I'm saying?
Speaker 1: They got clicks, So maybe he was into the click ship,
Speaker 1: you know what I'm saying. And then now you're coming
Speaker 1: to California and you come in the death row and
Speaker 1: then first you humble and now you just let the
Speaker 1: real Tupac out. So now you're dealing with some greedy cats,
Speaker 1: some hungry cats that I say, and and you're holding
Speaker 1: mentality the flipped it changed. You are totally different. You
Speaker 1: ain't even acting like Tupacs in a sense that whilding out,
Speaker 1: spending on people and all that bullshit. It escalated to
Speaker 1: something different. Now you're taking off from people in fairness.
Speaker 1: That's was Pop. That was just Park. When he was
Speaker 1: in Oakland, when it was in Baltimore, when he was
Speaker 1: in New York, then you know a couple of times
Speaker 1: he was in l A. I think he was just
Speaker 1: loyal with to who he was with, and some would
Speaker 1: call it no loyalty. You know, a person like yourself
Speaker 1: that this deal with one territory or one turf. And
Speaker 1: I think that's the difference between Park. One of the
Speaker 1: difference between Park and Nipsey. Where Nipsey always was with
Speaker 1: the sixties and stuff like that, and so that's why
Speaker 1: you know, he seemed like he did more for his
Speaker 1: hood and then the sixties and stuff like that. Where
Speaker 1: Park was we can think of five different places where
Speaker 1: he was at when he doesn't have an identity that's
Speaker 1: associated with a city or because no identity that I
Speaker 1: can think of five places where people would think, oh,
Speaker 1: he's from Mirror, we get we suld have a conversation.
Speaker 1: Do from Oakland and Marine County and all that he was.
Speaker 1: So he was from Oakland, he was from the Bay.
Speaker 1: We can talk to some dudes in New York be like, no,
Speaker 1: he was in here, Baltimore. He started off here. Then
Speaker 1: you know, music to pick weight everywhere he was at.
Speaker 1: That's what he was what he was rapping. Yeah, but
Speaker 1: his biggest music came the Double C with the MLB
Speaker 1: and MOBI and mom and James tell us what MLB
Speaker 1: stands for in your money a little bit and that's
Speaker 1: all he was holland he was holling. You know, some
Speaker 1: people will say members of the Blood something saying members
Speaker 1: of the Molle or the Mob, but that's what and
Speaker 1: this is a person that's in it. No, Tupac actually
Speaker 1: had the Mob tattooed when he did that. But I
Speaker 1: didn't know Hammer. That's something open the Hammer did too.
Speaker 1: So that what kills that theory. I really believe you
Speaker 1: claiman the hood from he was starting to claim the
Speaker 1: hood because that's just you know, Holly was in his
Speaker 1: last eleven months of his life. I truly believe that.
Speaker 1: I believe that's why Bogar and Big Psych stopped really
Speaker 1: messing with even as tough as they did, because they
Speaker 1: saw that they and they observed that. Um but um.
Speaker 1: How close was he with Big Psyche and then Big
Speaker 1: Pyche was there up until about the last two or
Speaker 1: three months of his life. He was hanging around even
Speaker 1: after he got out of jail after Sugar Belt pock out.
Speaker 1: Everybody's still associating with Big w who we know he
Speaker 1: was from IVC Imperial Village CRIPT and remembered outlaws every day.
Speaker 1: He was there up until the last three months. And
Speaker 1: there were no issues with hanging out with with this
Speaker 1: CRIPT dude, James, No, because that's all differenthead is Bloods
Speaker 1: and Cripts. I don't know what their conversations that him
Speaker 1: and Big Site had. I'm sure Bige was probably perturative
Speaker 1: piss that he was holding his them MOBI. I don't
Speaker 1: know the timelines wentpot got there mob patted on the
Speaker 1: back of his arm. Had to be ninety six right ever.
Speaker 1: But I'm just saying that you know the timeline because
Speaker 1: Big Psyche they leave. Uh oh, he was going before
Speaker 1: Soul trained, I think now, so Big Site might have
Speaker 1: been going by April. Now how far coals relationship with
Speaker 1: Big Psych start. When does that whole Outlaws relationship start?
Speaker 1: I don't know, but I can say this. I'm the
Speaker 1: one that picked up you know, all that bullshit that
Speaker 1: the shig was there with the death row chain and
Speaker 1: all of that, that's not true me And it's the
Speaker 1: security guy named Kevin Hackey and h cls uh cls
Speaker 1: Limousine Service picked up Big Site and Boguard at the
Speaker 1: at the airport l a X and bought him straight
Speaker 1: to Canal. So all that ship with Das and all
Speaker 1: them talking about they want the bonnies and all of that,
Speaker 1: that's all live. We picked them up, took and drove
Speaker 1: him straight to Candal and that's what Sugar and all
Speaker 1: the homies were and they started working that night. He
Speaker 1: had a seizure that night and uh we had a
Speaker 1: getting back to you know, because it was smoking a
Speaker 1: lot and drinking and all of that. So he kind
Speaker 1: of passed out. When y'all picked up Tupac from the airport,
Speaker 1: was Tupac like banging No, oh no, he was heah.
Speaker 1: And this is what I'm saying. You don't you don't
Speaker 1: have no more than eight months with the homies, not
Speaker 1: even eleven, because I exactly not even more. That one
Speaker 1: came out. Yeah, you know, he got out late October.
Speaker 1: You don't have a year. That's in a year, and
Speaker 1: then you want to represent something that you had no knowledge.
Speaker 1: He was loyal to who he went, Okay, but but man,
Speaker 1: you don't do it like that. So um no, man, Tupac.
Speaker 1: Tupac did his thing, but he made a terrible mistake, uh,
Speaker 1: representing something he didn't know nothing about. And I got
Speaker 1: said said he didn't know about gangs, didn't not the
Speaker 1: l A game. I don't think he really was educated
Speaker 1: on the l A gang culture. I mean the whole
Speaker 1: cryp Blood thing was probably brand new the park. Okay.
Speaker 1: So when he got out in late what was when
Speaker 1: was his birthday? His birthday? Okay, so it's twenty four
Speaker 1: years old when he got out, and he had spent
Speaker 1: all this time in Marin County, the Bay Area, in Baltimore.
Speaker 1: So how much did he learn about l A gang
Speaker 1: culture in those early nineties? Well, they did the Thug
Speaker 1: Life album out here. He jumped right into it, he did, honestly.
Speaker 1: I mean I can't say. I'm just telling you what
Speaker 1: he what I believe he started claiming in the last
Speaker 1: eleven months during that period, Okay, when when he would
Speaker 1: have conversations, would he be like a blood, what's up?
Speaker 1: That put a good way? And this is how much?
Speaker 1: And I might be right about what he didn't know
Speaker 1: because I remember me and she got in a little
Speaker 1: disagreement because in the Living Die l A video he
Speaker 1: came out and he wore a blue l A Dodger
Speaker 1: uh Jersey tank top. If y'all go look at the color,
Speaker 1: then live in don l a what color that tank
Speaker 1: top is? Now? I mean not even that. When he
Speaker 1: was shot in New York, his bandannas were blue left
Speaker 1: right there way he was shot at, I don't know,
Speaker 1: but I don't know. I don't think they do color
Speaker 1: New York like that dough the red and blue. It
Speaker 1: just started hitting New York, and the started hitting New York,
Speaker 1: New Jersey tretch and then was claiming Paru paru all
Speaker 1: day out there in New Jersey. So they claiming it hard.
Speaker 1: I just think it was. It wasn't he could have
Speaker 1: been doing it, but I think he could have been
Speaker 1: schooled a little better. He could have been and sheltered,
Speaker 1: meaning bagging up. We got this. He took off, he
Speaker 1: took off. He took off quick. And this is being
Speaker 1: Reggie disagreed. You can't take off on nothing you don't know. Oh,
Speaker 1: I'm not saying I'm talking when he took off running quick.
Speaker 1: I'm just saying, he just from Cali and you didn't
Speaker 1: lost your ship. Somebody that took it from you, and
Speaker 1: you a gangster, and I see the dude that did me,
Speaker 1: I'm going after him. I'm not being a whisper, the
Speaker 1: Tupac of all people. I'm not gonna ho a Tupac.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna go to the big home where the whisper
Speaker 1: come from, because the whisper comes from Frank Frank Alexander
Speaker 1: the security jail. And he put a bullet in his
Speaker 1: head and put a gun in his mouth and killed
Speaker 1: himself because he's a coward. But he did killed his
Speaker 1: dead is no longer with us in front of his wife.
Speaker 1: But my point, uh, Trayvonn Lane, just to be fair.
Speaker 1: His his version is he was talking to his homies
Speaker 1: neck Bone Bounty Shug and all of that park overheard
Speaker 1: him talking about, Hey, there's the guy that tried to
Speaker 1: take my chain at the mall in the Lakewood Mall,
Speaker 1: and Park took off a rant. He said, no time
Speaker 1: shows Trayvon and Park standing side by side. This is
Speaker 1: my No, they're not standing side by side. Whisper no, no, no, no.
Speaker 1: He came over there and start talking. I never said
Speaker 1: the name. I just heard. I just heard how it
Speaker 1: went down. And if it goes down like that, Park
Speaker 1: shouldn't never been in that position to do that. You
Speaker 1: ain't got you ain't got it like that was walking
Speaker 1: on the side of Park when he's that's not that's
Speaker 1: Frank Alexander, his security guy, the Big Frank. That's the
Speaker 1: Big Frank, Big Frank, Big Frank, and Park. We're walking together.
Speaker 1: Trayvon walks up to them. That's Big Frank. That's Frank.
Speaker 1: So right before Pop hits Orlando Anderson, who's the guy
Speaker 1: next to Park walking through the casino lobby, right before
Speaker 1: he hits Orlando Anderson or approaches Orlando Anderson. The only
Speaker 1: person I was saw it was Frank alright, But Trayvon
Speaker 1: walks up towards them. But the person that I was
Speaker 1: in there that's walking with Frank and Frank has a mustache,
Speaker 1: a very big mustache, right, it had like a vest
Speaker 1: on tank top, black vests. Have to look at that
Speaker 1: footage again, Tames, Yeah, yeah, Well the main thing was
Speaker 1: that did Park have any problems at death Row considering
Speaker 1: he was hanging out with crips before he got there.
Speaker 1: I think every I think everybody at death ruin Bridge Park,
Speaker 1: Ya don't remember. We had a culture that was kind
Speaker 1: of accepted around there. It was like a free zone
Speaker 1: because you had a bunch of cryptal came through the area.
Speaker 1: You know, he had tradd big c style uh um,
Speaker 1: a little not a little out there a little half
Speaker 1: did at one time rb X that up because it
Speaker 1: sure it was his business. There was actually more crips
Speaker 1: that were signed making music. Really didn't have made no money,
Speaker 1: but it was all crips. But that's money. So everybody
Speaker 1: knew what the atmosphere was. Those cats wouldn't being to
Speaker 1: get out of line, so everybody knew this is this
Speaker 1: is how we get to check and Quick Quick was there.
Speaker 1: Quick was actually signed the profile, but you know he
Speaker 1: was there doing some producer with all that money was
Speaker 1: coming in through crip artists exactly and some but that
Speaker 1: was because of drape choosing. Drake ran the production side
Speaker 1: the company and till the end until our hero part came.
Speaker 1: Man did this divide and conquer Alright, let's say that
Speaker 1: for another subject though. Okay, let's move on to kief
Speaker 1: E D from south Side Compton Crip. He just released
Speaker 1: his book a couple of weeks ago. What do you
Speaker 1: think about a guy writing a book I tell all
Speaker 1: book about I mean everything from drug dealing to shootings
Speaker 1: to to what happened to pock that night. Yeah, it
Speaker 1: ain't the first time you got mafia's writing books. It
Speaker 1: all depends on the person that's writing the book, though,
Speaker 1: you know what I'm saying. I mean, that's just tell
Speaker 1: all story about himself. That's cool, But okay, it's up
Speaker 1: to me to read. I want to read what he's doing. Now.
Speaker 1: A lot of people. If you're sitting in the penitentiary
Speaker 1: and you say, man, look at read this fool book.
Speaker 1: If everybody in the penitentiary read that book and turn
Speaker 1: it upside down and say this cat out of line,
Speaker 1: he can't go to prison, that's something totally different. But
Speaker 1: you got everybody got their own opinion on on what
Speaker 1: they want to write, what their material is and and
Speaker 1: the way I hear because I haven't read the book,
Speaker 1: you know. I'm mean, honestly, would you say he telling
Speaker 1: on somebody here, telling on somebody that's dead, which is
Speaker 1: his nephew. I think that's cutting the kind of chicken ship.
Speaker 1: That's chicken ship for him to speak on his nephew.
Speaker 1: But is that telling well before before his nephew died.
Speaker 1: I mean before he told this story before one of
Speaker 1: the other persons, the driver of the car, was dead.
Speaker 1: He correct, So he told the story before then. But
Speaker 1: don't care. Dre died, big Dre. Uh. He died of
Speaker 1: health complications. Yeah, they say obesity or something like that.
Speaker 1: I heard his his girl was investigator for rat poison.
Speaker 1: But that's another story. Um. But yeah, but but he
Speaker 1: was dead in Orlando. Was dead. He was killed in
Speaker 1: a shooting and counter unrelated in a drug deal. But yeah,
Speaker 1: So throwing your nephew under the bus, even though he's deceased,
Speaker 1: a lot of people say that's snitching, that was that's
Speaker 1: a low blow. He'll just save himself because his mama,
Speaker 1: his uncle, and KPD was going to life for doing
Speaker 1: some PCP. I'm not saying this. I'm just telling telling
Speaker 1: the story what he did. He figured, Okay, I'm gonna
Speaker 1: jump on this. I might just want to tell the story.
Speaker 1: They're gone. If they give me immunity, then I can
Speaker 1: tell his story and tell the truth, and boom, I'm out.
Speaker 1: Now I didn't use this ticket to get out of jail.
Speaker 1: So yeah, come on, I'll tell you all the story.
Speaker 1: And and here we go. The centry in the book, Yeah,
Speaker 1: it is the deal of the centry. You you're you're
Speaker 1: looking at life in the in the fads. So I
Speaker 1: tell y'all, I killed Tupac, my nephew, gonna sho he
Speaker 1: ain't even to do no time where he told the truth.
Speaker 1: He told expiracly, Well, I'm talking about the shooting. That's
Speaker 1: all I care about. You know. When he tells the
Speaker 1: truth about that, all of that bullshit about he had
Speaker 1: for me and I was and all of that, you know,
Speaker 1: of course, I'm gonna make myself look good. And that's
Speaker 1: all he's doing. I don't know if his whole story
Speaker 1: is the truth, because he's saying puff Daddy was behind
Speaker 1: the weapon and the reason why the weapon, uh what
Speaker 1: came from von zip Zip was supposed to be did
Speaker 1: he's dude. So he's implicating Well is resting in peace too.
Speaker 1: He died from health complications, but he wasn't there when
Speaker 1: when he told the story, correct, it wasn't there. But
Speaker 1: he mainly just saying put up the money or put
Speaker 1: up the you know, put the bounty out there for
Speaker 1: it to go down. And so he did a two
Speaker 1: for one. He figured, Hey, my nephew just got beat up.
Speaker 1: The niggas just assaulted my nephew, and and I got
Speaker 1: some money. Um, you know, Puff want to put them
Speaker 1: and dollars only niggas here, Let's do that ship. Do
Speaker 1: you believe Puff was um the conversation. I believe he
Speaker 1: had that conversation. How serious it was this nigga talking
Speaker 1: because he never got any money from Puff Well, he says, uh,
Speaker 1: von Zip and got half five. That's the story goes
Speaker 1: that Zip got five, Zip kept it. Yeah, So according
Speaker 1: to Kifi d he never got any money. He didn't
Speaker 1: get supposed to get that was money via Puff Daddy. Correct.
Speaker 1: So it's just it's just chelling. That's what I want
Speaker 1: to know from you man. Yeah. I don't have a
Speaker 1: problem with people, but it is snitching. When he told
Speaker 1: Greg Katie the whole story, no doubt about it. Anti
Speaker 1: Bone will still aliven even though even though his his
Speaker 1: admission did not lead to any indictments, any arrest, anyone
Speaker 1: going to jail at all. Yeah, now you gotta ask,
Speaker 1: you said, why so if you write a book or
Speaker 1: tell a book like this, Let's get this, let's get
Speaker 1: this clear. That was not what Gray Katians was there
Speaker 1: to investigator. He wanted to know about Biggie exactly. So
Speaker 1: let's just make that because everybody out there, Yeah, that's
Speaker 1: why he told that lie. That's why he told them.
Speaker 1: When you think about it, if Greg Katie's was there
Speaker 1: to cover up for l ap D and get this
Speaker 1: lawsuit or this judgment to get his mother convinced to
Speaker 1: drop this case, wouldn't Greg Katie said, Hey, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: we need you to make up the line about Biggie
Speaker 1: not not not not too far. So let's let's let's
Speaker 1: just put that out before we get there, before we,
Speaker 1: you know, dismiss everything to keep you saying because or
Speaker 1: saying that it's this big conspiracy by the law enforcement order,
Speaker 1: the police, because that if that's what Greg was trying
Speaker 1: to do, that's what Greg would have had done if
Speaker 1: he was that type of cop. I don't believe that's
Speaker 1: what it was down. But some of you out there
Speaker 1: that is, well, I know that law enforcement was close
Speaker 1: by when Biggie got killed. There's pictures of Biggie from
Speaker 1: that day that we're taken by law enforcement agencies. I mean,
Speaker 1: and they swear that they left that day they got
Speaker 1: the cover black. I don't know these New York cops. Now, yeah, York,
Speaker 1: they got photos of bigg that day. They're not around
Speaker 1: when I don't know. That's a little spicious to me, right,
Speaker 1: these are New York cops. I think they were at
Speaker 1: Johnny's Cafe Caddy corner from the Peterson Museum watching the
Speaker 1: whole thing. They were following Biggie day. That's what most
Speaker 1: people don't know. Biggie's about to get indicting's on the
Speaker 1: federal indictment for those guns. I believe it was a
Speaker 1: guncase that was investigating back in New York. But yeah,
Speaker 1: I could understand why that people believe law enforcement had
Speaker 1: something to do or knew or turned the other cheek
Speaker 1: when when that shooting happened on Fairfax and Wilson, when
Speaker 1: Biggie got killed, where were the police that was survailing Biggie.
Speaker 1: I saw them photos of them. I'm like, Okay, you
Speaker 1: don't give a funk what happened to Biggie at all.
Speaker 1: Probably would have bought the nigga a drink, that did it.
Speaker 1: Why do you got that resentment for Biggie all right?
Speaker 1: Believe that they were responsible for the Delta Tupac I
Speaker 1: do too. Ultimately, you think Biggie Keith, you d never
Speaker 1: even change that chain of reaction in Keifi D's admission,
Speaker 1: what you said is the truth. How often? How many
Speaker 1: times did he mentioned Biggie? Oh that was the whole thing.
Speaker 1: It was five hundred for sure. Five that's puff daddy. Yeah,
Speaker 1: but that's for his boy because they were mad because
Speaker 1: number one he was sucking on his white faith. And
Speaker 1: number two he was mad because, uh, hit them up
Speaker 1: just came out. You got a point. That was the
Speaker 1: baddest dis track and rap history. Oh that's the tough one.
Speaker 1: One man hit him up. But to hit him up
Speaker 1: with the video. Can't listen to hit him up no more?
Speaker 1: After that was hard. I can listen to it no
Speaker 1: more though, because it makes us look like little weenies
Speaker 1: after you play it, man, right, but it was no
Speaker 1: Vassil still could be true all right, But on the
Speaker 1: on the book. I wouldn't buy the book man because um,
Speaker 1: I'm not a big fan of keep D. Yeah, I
Speaker 1: know he ain't a big fan of mine either, but
Speaker 1: I'm kind of like curious to read it because I
Speaker 1: want to know. I got a copy. I said it
Speaker 1: to you. I'm emailing all copies. Don't go and buy.
Speaker 1: You ain't gotta buy, right, I'll send it to you.
Speaker 1: We're gonna sit down and have a couple of coffee
Speaker 1: over so you So you bet you ain't gonna buy.
Speaker 1: I didn't buy, Okay, what about you, Alex, you wouldn't buy. Actually, Keepee.
Speaker 1: These people slipping me a copy of it about six
Speaker 1: months ago, so I don't know if the version I
Speaker 1: read is the same version that they published. So I
Speaker 1: don't want to speak on it because they might have
Speaker 1: taken things out that I might say right now, you know.
Speaker 1: So I don't know how much of changed since they
Speaker 1: gave it to me back and August. But I had
Speaker 1: a question about this immunity that Katin gave to kif D.
Speaker 1: He's l a p D and I believe task Force right,
Speaker 1: So that does that immunity also transferred to the federal level. Well,
Speaker 1: that's what it was for. He was working on the
Speaker 1: text force was they were granted under the d A.
Speaker 1: So he can never be federally indicted, then ked correct,
Speaker 1: But Las Vegas can indict him. The state of Nevada
Speaker 1: can indict him if they wanted to, but they can't. You,
Speaker 1: But this is what's crazy about it. They can do it,
Speaker 1: but it's hard to indict a person just based on
Speaker 1: self incrimination, and so they will need more like a
Speaker 1: witness like Chick Knight to come up and say hey,
Speaker 1: it was him and find a weapon and all of that.
Speaker 1: But why y'all think kepd putting in there the park shot.
Speaker 1: So that's what's he was in his book. Now he
Speaker 1: tried to set up a mother fucking self defense by
Speaker 1: saying parking them shot and then that's when they start shooting.
Speaker 1: So he covered his trash now covering the tracks and
Speaker 1: so that's why, and so that's why people like will
Speaker 1: put him in jail. Why didn't do that? It's because
Speaker 1: people come in all the time, um, admitting to murders
Speaker 1: and ship that for the attention that they had nothing
Speaker 1: to do. It had no parts to do it. Well,
Speaker 1: that would be a sad thing for him to put
Speaker 1: everybody out there like that and just say he wasn't there,
Speaker 1: so we know he was there. He ain't saying he
Speaker 1: wasn't there. No, I'm just saying what Reggie was saying,
Speaker 1: so we know you're there, so the police know he there.
Speaker 1: Now we're gonna give you immunity. Come on, man, I
Speaker 1: don't understand. You got a man that lost his life.
Speaker 1: They thought they was gonna get the Biggie shooter because
Speaker 1: the police were being implicated in that. So Greg Katie
Speaker 1: was probably willing to give this man whatever he needed
Speaker 1: so he can get the gave it to him before
Speaker 1: he said what he gave it already was given. But
Speaker 1: they thought they will get the biggie. He thought he
Speaker 1: was gonna come out to the Biggie murder. Kadding should
Speaker 1: have known what Keith he deal was gonna say before
Speaker 1: they offered him all that immunity. They thought they had
Speaker 1: had him on the biggie on the Biggie thing. But
Speaker 1: like I said, the immunity, he's outside of it. He
Speaker 1: didn't did the death Row chronicles where he didn't talked
Speaker 1: outside of the Immunity in Vegas p D which out
Speaker 1: here and they are watching this close. They are reading
Speaker 1: this book closely. They are reading it. But it's so
Speaker 1: much that they can do because they couldn't give the
Speaker 1: Federal Task Force can't even get uh immunity to keep
Speaker 1: D based on on on the murder they were still
Speaker 1: but Greg Hati's and them can't come and testify to
Speaker 1: what was said. But keep you D didn't did two
Speaker 1: things outside of this immunity agreement they call the queen
Speaker 1: for a day or whatever. Uh that if they really
Speaker 1: wanted to uh make some noise, they could. The only
Speaker 1: thing they had to do is go pull those tastes
Speaker 1: from death Row chronicles and go pull the tape from
Speaker 1: um uh well from the book. Read the book, his
Speaker 1: own book, his own book. Um you know he trying
Speaker 1: to put up a self defense claim in there, but
Speaker 1: he didn't do that the first time. Yeah, that's all
Speaker 1: new information, that's all new information. What's the chances that
Speaker 1: the state of Nevada Las Vegas would even want to
Speaker 1: close this case out? They don't want it, They didn't
Speaker 1: want it. But let's your night come up and say,
Speaker 1: and that's what we need to be putting pressure on shore,
Speaker 1: didn't you see? He said, y'all look at each other
Speaker 1: right in the eyes. Let's you get a come to Jesus.
Speaker 1: Imagine if that if they went, they went to prison,
Speaker 1: and God shouldn't be with us against Keith. You d
Speaker 1: so that should can get some some of that twenty
Speaker 1: eight years taking off. He might do it. He might
Speaker 1: do it. You're not got looking to get released until
Speaker 1: LEAs in his early seventies. Let let's get police come
Speaker 1: to him and present that to him. That's a great
Speaker 1: pole question. Roll over on KEI DM Wells Daddy. Now, well,
Speaker 1: you know Shug has always had that persona that I
Speaker 1: don't cooperate with the police. I don't talk the police.
Speaker 1: Um well, me and myself. I said, I ain't bashing
Speaker 1: Shig no more. But uh, Sugar is full of ship.
Speaker 1: You just heard Reggie saying. So I'm just clarifying with
Speaker 1: Regish that ship fully ship Sugar is working right now.
Speaker 1: But I didn't have some some homies call me and
Speaker 1: tell me some things that he've been calling people from
Speaker 1: jail talking about folk right now, talking about you, I
Speaker 1: mean everybody about you. I didn't tell you about it.
Speaker 1: I forgot to tell you about it. Well, you know
Speaker 1: when he got sent to Donovan State Prison, he he
Speaker 1: opted out of the general population and decided to go on. Well,
Speaker 1: he had to get a sensitive needs y. Yeah, he
Speaker 1: had to get his health right. So I don't blame
Speaker 1: me for that. But Donovan has a health facility there
Speaker 1: and it has access to the general populations. Not what
Speaker 1: you say, you gotta get a shop, right, what's wrong
Speaker 1: with it? She had to get an operation. Ship couldn't see.
Speaker 1: And I bet though that, I mean, I don't want
Speaker 1: to go in jail. I'm gonna give me some first
Speaker 1: hand information. I have a friend that was on that
Speaker 1: yard and he said that Sugar walked out on the
Speaker 1: yard and about ten fifteen minutes later walked right back
Speaker 1: in and they ain't seen him since. My boy, like
Speaker 1: one hun, which I know mosta y'all hate out there.
Speaker 1: He had him, had dudes on there and protected ready
Speaker 1: to look out and all of that, and every something
Speaker 1: white even lost respect for him. Yeah. I don't think
Speaker 1: anything was gonna happen to Sugar on that yard, at
Speaker 1: least not within the first couple of years. No, no, no,
Speaker 1: I think it would have been very sooner than that.
Speaker 1: Man Sugar has has Burness bridges with a lot of
Speaker 1: people and a lot of gang bangers. Sugar Sugar had
Speaker 1: made a lot of broken promises. A lot of people
Speaker 1: have gotten hurting behind his Shenanigans, his lives, his bullshit,
Speaker 1: and a lot of people have gotten killed. I think
Speaker 1: the main one is Terry Carter. A lot of guys
Speaker 1: love that brother. And Terry Carter got nephews and right now,
Speaker 1: not just only that he has people, he has friends.
Speaker 1: I mean, you got a man who's looking out for
Speaker 1: brothers in the penitentiary when they ain't got no family.
Speaker 1: I'm loyal to this cat. He was a good dude,
Speaker 1: this nigga best friend right now and in prison. That's
Speaker 1: why I'm so mad at him. Who's so disappointed? Fucking
Speaker 1: Waymon Anderson. Y'all go do some research and Wyman and
Speaker 1: Waymon Anderson is the guy is on the internet talking
Speaker 1: about that he was called this nigga been in just
Speaker 1: six but he always get a call. He said, bone
Speaker 1: and and and all of them was called and and
Speaker 1: and called him, called him the call shill to set
Speaker 1: him up to have him come over to towns Burger.
Speaker 1: This is a food that goes and this makeup ship
Speaker 1: to try to get law enforcement, to try to get
Speaker 1: out of jail. And now he out here hanging out
Speaker 1: with this dude that's been saying all of this mud
Speaker 1: and putting all of this bullshit out with the with
Speaker 1: these old white men on YouTube and making all this up,
Speaker 1: and now he's hanging out giving this dude ammunition. Y'all
Speaker 1: mark my word. In the next couple of months, this
Speaker 1: food Waymon Anderson gonna be coming out with something telling
Speaker 1: all all the lies and creating ship on ship at night. Um.
Speaker 1: It's crazy, and it's unfortunate that who's ever advising him
Speaker 1: and who's ever you know he's talking to is not
Speaker 1: pulling this coatail because people don't know ship, don't read.
Speaker 1: He can't read, and and so he don't even know
Speaker 1: most of the stuff that's going on. He just goes
Speaker 1: about what he listened to and what other people tell
Speaker 1: him and interpret things from there. He didn't they're talking ship.
Speaker 1: I was gonna write him now, I meant to call
Speaker 1: you and tell you lead that long, but we'll talk
Speaker 1: about this off here. So this guy Waymon Anderson popped
Speaker 1: up on any documentaries yet, Uh, no white boys are
Speaker 1: r J and Michael Carlin and all of them this
Speaker 1: out there, he'd be dealing and dealing with them. He's
Speaker 1: a crazy crappie. Oh he's the idiot. He's it doesn't
Speaker 1: even sound credible. All your house snich is incredible, is incredible.
Speaker 1: It's a question anybody to listen to his bullshit. They
Speaker 1: know he's full of ship. But the unfortunate thing is ship.
Speaker 1: I don't know much about him, and now he's all
Speaker 1: up under ing um. But it's gonna be interesting. I'll
Speaker 1: just wait to see what comes out in the next
Speaker 1: few months are and when he last starts on keep
Speaker 1: you D's book. And this is a lot of his
Speaker 1: lives and made up, I mean, exaggerated, but he got
Speaker 1: to the gest of it. And that's unfortunate about it,
Speaker 1: you know, because some of the stuff I want to believe.
Speaker 1: So it's kind of hard to set up here and
Speaker 1: criticize it because he say, well, you believe if one
Speaker 1: thing is a lot and everything is a lot. I
Speaker 1: don't believe that. I I do believe people exaggerate things
Speaker 1: and all of that, but it's kind of hard to
Speaker 1: read a book like that when you know, OK, this
Speaker 1: might be true. This is definitely true. This is a lie.
Speaker 1: But people do right like that. And that's and that's
Speaker 1: what he did. I mean once he he lost me.
Speaker 1: Once he said Tupac enough started shooting back. I understand
Speaker 1: why he did that. You know, when they when they
Speaker 1: went back to the car, the gun was gone. He
Speaker 1: didn't say that the first time. Uh you know he
Speaker 1: well he said that me and my dad was dirty
Speaker 1: and we was out there doing stuff. Talk he talked
Speaker 1: about that the detective forever. Yeah, he talked bad. But
Speaker 1: but that's expected. Um, you know, that's expected of him.
Speaker 1: But that's why I could be like, well, I believe
Speaker 1: this is this is what happened, but I know you
Speaker 1: lied about this. This isn't this. That's that's my point.
Speaker 1: So it's kind of hard to I'm trying to find
Speaker 1: out if it's true that Sugar actually looked right at him.
Speaker 1: I don't believe she on him. I know, suld me
Speaker 1: and shug them been in clubs and stuff where I said, oh,
Speaker 1: you know that's on. So that's so on. So that's
Speaker 1: Bond zeal And he ended up having cool Who do
Speaker 1: people were? I really don't believe. So he has never
Speaker 1: came home and said all that was that was me
Speaker 1: and he wasn't sitting around and we didn't talk about everything.
Speaker 1: You gotta remember, I satting in that prison with that
Speaker 1: nigga four days a week for five and a half years.
Speaker 1: Talk you just run out of talk about. So you
Speaker 1: talk about your life everything in his life for five
Speaker 1: and a half years. Is it true he know Keithie
Speaker 1: since they were young. Yeah, and he probably did, but
Speaker 1: he didn't know, you know who exactly who he was.
Speaker 1: He didn knew he was one of Pat Johnson boys
Speaker 1: that brought it back to him. She didn't have no
Speaker 1: when he came. I don't think she knew who are who? All?
Speaker 1: Oh God, know you from my school or junior high.
Speaker 1: But I don't know you hooked up with a click
Speaker 1: meaning a gang, I ain't. I don't think he was
Speaker 1: too much up on that. You remember he was running
Speaker 1: with a big West and all of those dudes. He
Speaker 1: was running mainly West side dudes. Um when he came around,
Speaker 1: everybody think he was this big, you know, mob guy
Speaker 1: that came over there. I mean, I don't take no
Speaker 1: credit from him because even as a regular guy, which
Speaker 1: I grew up like a regular guy. You didn't mess
Speaker 1: with him. He always had a good size on him.
Speaker 1: He had his cousins, Ronald Donald, who was no joke,
Speaker 1: and he was a year older than him. And so
Speaker 1: you know you got three a cousin and nephews. I mean,
Speaker 1: you know, you know your three big guys. Sugar starts
Speaker 1: something and the Sugar that never had to fight with them.
Speaker 1: It was always the twins. Well, buyer, beware, if you
Speaker 1: decided to get a key Fid book, Uh, I'm gonna
Speaker 1: I'm probably gonna get it just because I like reading
Speaker 1: this stuff. I like reading the history. I told you
Speaker 1: how you can get it. I'm actually gonna purchase the book.
Speaker 1: I don't want anybody doing that to my future book
Speaker 1: when it comes out. All right, let's move on to, uh,
Speaker 1: what Suge Knight actually said about Nipsey Hustle a couple
Speaker 1: of weeks ago. I guess he gave an interview over
Speaker 1: the phone and he said that, um, that one of
Speaker 1: the reasons why nip got killed was because he was
Speaker 1: too loyal to the neighborhood and that, um, that's what
Speaker 1: basically got him killed. And I guess Sugar was basically saying,
Speaker 1: I could relate to Nipsey because he claiming he did
Speaker 1: the same thing. I don't remember caner call should did
Speaker 1: the same nothing with Sugar loyal of my piru. It
Speaker 1: all depends to what to what degree loyal likes. A
Speaker 1: lot of people made some money, A lot of a
Speaker 1: lot of people from my paru and louts park right,
Speaker 1: Reggie got their pockets full. Well, I wouldn't say pockets full,
Speaker 1: but I did. I wasn't fortunate enough. I knew how
Speaker 1: to give my money. But they got paid. They had
Speaker 1: a job. And what I'm saying by that and they
Speaker 1: need to be grateful for that because I need a
Speaker 1: job like that now where I'm just getting a regular
Speaker 1: salary coming in weekly or every two weeks, and meaning
Speaker 1: they had you know, they nigger straight out of jail,
Speaker 1: all of prison. Uh probably didn't finish high school or whatever.
Speaker 1: I'm not saying that that they're done with sparklets, most
Speaker 1: of them they're not. They were no dummies. But giving
Speaker 1: a job that they got was making anywhere from a
Speaker 1: thousand and four thousand dollars a month, I think you
Speaker 1: should be appreciative of that. And I don't think nobody
Speaker 1: said ore could ever say that they didn't appreciate what
Speaker 1: you did the way he did. It was the fund
Speaker 1: up part about it. Did nobody prosper from just having
Speaker 1: a job. The job description should have paid more. I
Speaker 1: have more respect for you by being okay you you
Speaker 1: don't you know how mean you you're from the hood.
Speaker 1: I want you to work for me, and this is
Speaker 1: what I'm gonna do. Okay, you're paying Everybody making a
Speaker 1: different amount of money. Someone's making five dollars every two
Speaker 1: weeks and whatever. Everybody doing the same damn job. Pretty much.
Speaker 1: Some people were just sitting around, and he just hadn't
Speaker 1: sit around and stay at the officers and do whatever.
Speaker 1: But those people that physically got their hands dirty, those
Speaker 1: that was out there flying and and fighting and doing whatever.
Speaker 1: I don't. I don't think no money amount to what happened.
Speaker 1: So you can't. And I'm not gonna put Shod in
Speaker 1: a position to where I can say he did the
Speaker 1: same thing or he was loyal as if like Nipsey,
Speaker 1: this guy was putting back in his neighborhood. Shouldn't put
Speaker 1: what should put in our neighborhood. He didn't build anything
Speaker 1: or do anything. Okay, the only thing should did is
Speaker 1: called chaos. And I'll say that he did build some
Speaker 1: stuff at the gymnasiums, at the schools schools that now centennial,
Speaker 1: and he did put on some weights, uh for the
Speaker 1: little stuff like that, but nothing, nothing compared to And
Speaker 1: I'm not trying to make you I'm not trying to
Speaker 1: hype Nipcy and nothing like that. But what he said
Speaker 1: to TMZ is is totally false. Your loyalty, what was
Speaker 1: your loyalty when all these cats was killed? He should
Speaker 1: never use that word. He should never use the word loyalty.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying. And then at the end
Speaker 1: of the day, you get twenty eight years and I'm
Speaker 1: laughing because it's funny. I'm laughing because it's sad exactly.
Speaker 1: So you ain't run nothing but death to our neighborhood,
Speaker 1: nothing but death draw our neighborhood with this dude was
Speaker 1: Nipsey was helping his community, helping the kids. You ain't
Speaker 1: help our kids. Well, he did a lot of turkey givaways,
Speaker 1: He did a lot of Christmas things. Every year. I
Speaker 1: need a hot dog in five seconds, and limousine did
Speaker 1: that as well. And how many you know, I mean
Speaker 1: a lot of people does that, you know, the Turkey giveaways,
Speaker 1: the Christmas, the toy giveaways and a place called home.
Speaker 1: He did some stuff there, Danny Bake Well with the
Speaker 1: Brotherhood crew saying, so he did. Don't I remember going
Speaker 1: to the children hospitals where we put some Nintendo things
Speaker 1: for the kids at the hospitals and stuff like that.
Speaker 1: But we're not talking about I know y'all talking about hood.
Speaker 1: We're talking about Rose Cress and Long Beach Bullets, hood though,
Speaker 1: Shug then hanging the hood like Nipsey hanging his hood,
Speaker 1: shooting and coming the apartment in downtown l A. And
Speaker 1: he and he moved to Atlanta. So I mean that
Speaker 1: that's just dumb to have a house where you you
Speaker 1: you know, everybody know where you're gonna be every night.
Speaker 1: I mean, but you know she'll lived over there at
Speaker 1: his mama house one one time, one day a week
Speaker 1: or something like that. If you don't know, you wasn't
Speaker 1: supposed to. I wouldn't have wanted them over there. And
Speaker 1: did everybody know where to get to you? Hey come
Speaker 1: with all of their Mama bills And then word loyalty.
Speaker 1: You think she was had loyalty? Honestly, he had loyalty
Speaker 1: to Bountry. I believe it was a certain ones at
Speaker 1: certain times he had loyalty too. I'm gonna put it
Speaker 1: out there, having his fucking mockery and the half of
Speaker 1: that he says. She says, ship is the reason why
Speaker 1: them cats are gone. I'm trying to people sugar coating
Speaker 1: that ship not for real, for real, that's not loyalty, man,
Speaker 1: that's not loyalty. But then you can go pay somebody,
Speaker 1: somebody outside that they never fought for you. I did nothing,
Speaker 1: Eddie Grant. But these dudes that what they like on
Speaker 1: the line every day, every day. They never touched something big.
Speaker 1: They never touched nothing. So, man, tell me whatn't loyalty yet?
Speaker 1: Loyd is supposed to be to your friends and your family,
Speaker 1: not outside people. But James lit me this story scenario.
Speaker 1: Come on, you're getting four to five a month. You
Speaker 1: don't mean nothing, you got you don't have, You got
Speaker 1: an automobile that you don't pay. Ain't talking about you,
Speaker 1: I'm talking about people that work for him. They had
Speaker 1: cell phone bills, which we know in the nineties for
Speaker 1: cell phone bill was you can run up a two
Speaker 1: three cell phone bill back then like crazy he wasn't
Speaker 1: paying no insurance on your car. Now, you didn't have
Speaker 1: no health insurance or anything like that. That's one thing
Speaker 1: you didn't have. You got to travel and go, you know,
Speaker 1: set on the fifty yard line at football games and
Speaker 1: and all of that. Stayed in the same hotel that
Speaker 1: he did at the four season hotels and all of that.
Speaker 1: But thirty years old, he looked, you don't. I'm just
Speaker 1: staying James, and I understand, here's the hunt down chat,
Speaker 1: here's a hun chat. Here's that he never did that. Um,
Speaker 1: I don't know if any sing give me the option
Speaker 1: to say. And that's what James upstaid. So people don't understand.
Speaker 1: I take that and go, bam, I'm gonna stay with you.
Speaker 1: You showed me you got me. But there was a
Speaker 1: hundred thousand dollar com You can't say that. You can't
Speaker 1: say what he never did. And then it's crazy how
Speaker 1: you sitting there saying right now he sell phones and
Speaker 1: I'm just trying to I know that's looking out for
Speaker 1: your people and try to say what one would you
Speaker 1: really have? At what she have? Death broke like that
Speaker 1: and cracking like that, and people scared of him if
Speaker 1: he didn't have us behind him. Would he be so successful?
Speaker 1: You after that question and tell me if it was
Speaker 1: worth I think he would have winned God another another,
Speaker 1: another set, and that would have been better off that
Speaker 1: he did that. Everybody else would have been alive. And
Speaker 1: you didn't bring death to your own neighborhood. That's what
Speaker 1: he brought to his community. Death. And I don't care
Speaker 1: how nobody said. And I'm tired of these cats sugar
Speaker 1: coating the Sugar Night, Sugar Night, don't nigga, don't use
Speaker 1: word loyalty. You didn't have that there happy these dudes
Speaker 1: is dead because the word of mouth when the mainstream interview,
Speaker 1: mainstream media interviews should they don't never bring up all
Speaker 1: the negative path that death Row left behind. They're not
Speaker 1: gonna sit there and bring up all the deceased people
Speaker 1: in an interview with Shugar. Scared to even go there
Speaker 1: with Sugar. Most of this known. I mean, people like
Speaker 1: James and all of that. I just documented over a
Speaker 1: dozen homicides linked to death Row records. But you don't
Speaker 1: see the man extream media even questioning Sugar about that,
Speaker 1: but said he had the same problem. Most of the
Speaker 1: artists had the same parliament as I have. Everything that
Speaker 1: we do has grown. Man, it's my choice. You choose
Speaker 1: to come hang with the hood because you were the
Speaker 1: hood two hours a day, you with five or six
Speaker 1: of the homies wherever you go. That's my choice. Your
Speaker 1: job was not a nine or five. Your job was
Speaker 1: a four. At my line, I think. I think Sugars
Speaker 1: just trying to say I'm a street dude. I'm always
Speaker 1: gonna be street, I'm not gonna sell out to Hollywood.
Speaker 1: And that's what Nip was. Let's rephrase it and say
Speaker 1: I'm a street cat and I've had money and have money.
Speaker 1: We both made the same choices to keep going back
Speaker 1: to our neighborhoods. And this is the result of going
Speaker 1: back to your neighborhood. That's not the result. You know
Speaker 1: what I'm saying. You didn't get killed. I mean, Sho
Speaker 1: got shot six times, not in the neighborhood, not by
Speaker 1: the homie, but I'm sure it was someone I didn't. Yeah,
Speaker 1: maybe that's the only place that they felt like they
Speaker 1: can get him. That was working with other people. And
Speaker 1: then Sugar knocked out one day in front of another club.
Speaker 1: He didn't have. He was everybody. What I'm saying it
Speaker 1: was ended up. He's just been fortunate that it never crossed.
Speaker 1: He was lucky because he know how to dodge. He
Speaker 1: know how to dodge, and he got out of dodge
Speaker 1: that his situation where got him where he had? Now
Speaker 1: he panicked just the true shugar came out. He was
Speaker 1: trying to get the funk out of that. That was
Speaker 1: his thing, and he he went blind and it couldn't
Speaker 1: see now. I bet you see now. But I mean,
Speaker 1: I'm telling you, man, nothing was worth should made up.
Speaker 1: He should have never said that. He should have never
Speaker 1: said that. Now, how come should didn't when when the
Speaker 1: money he was coming in and death row during those years,
Speaker 1: hundreds of millions of dollars? Why didn't he start other businesses,
Speaker 1: other satellite companies outside of music? Because he always thought
Speaker 1: was gonna keep coming in that And this is one
Speaker 1: thing I learned. We should We was all running around
Speaker 1: four We was riding around in our callacs. I had
Speaker 1: a seventy seven Calliac days whatever, Uh sixty five Chivvy
Speaker 1: Pierre had a Cadillac, but you had a glasshouse. Uh uh.
Speaker 1: We all riding around and hood cars. Why he leading
Speaker 1: us in the bends? He loved that attention. None of
Speaker 1: the brawns came, not caught. They were just starting to
Speaker 1: come in. They went straight to the bench starting to
Speaker 1: come in. So that's that, That was the whole thing.
Speaker 1: But a lot of no, no, you see what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: Hold up now, in the difference everybody got their mia rings,
Speaker 1: his damn rings just got damn big and artists. You're
Speaker 1: looking at it like this, like damn. If it wasn't
Speaker 1: for us doing what we did or being there four
Speaker 1: you can say that I don't shug when it did it.
Speaker 1: He wouldn't. The cats wouldn't have been scared of sugar
Speaker 1: like that. They just stepped on sugar long time ago.
Speaker 1: But they already knew. They already knew. And this is
Speaker 1: this is not just try to take care of too
Speaker 1: many guys. But we probably should have took care for
Speaker 1: or five dudes and took care of them and didn't
Speaker 1: let the rest of them take care of the homies. Yeah,
Speaker 1: but I do credit a lot to ma Paru and
Speaker 1: Ludus park Paru for making death Throw what it was.
Speaker 1: I think those dudes are a big part of the
Speaker 1: identity of Death Throw, even though they weren't artists. They
Speaker 1: weren't rappers, they weren't producing platinum records. They were Hey,
Speaker 1: why are y'all talking about the dudes? Those are the
Speaker 1: niggas that protect us? And then I love that song
Speaker 1: and Pok actually mentions everybody, including your brother that it's
Speaker 1: it's and that wasn't And that wasn't the hitters. That
Speaker 1: wasn't its. No, that wasn't. That wasn't the quiet, That
Speaker 1: wasn't the one that you hear, not one of them,
Speaker 1: And that song was the ones that you would have
Speaker 1: had the fear, well you mentioned heron I know, not
Speaker 1: one of them, and that song you had the fear
Speaker 1: of that way, those were to do those on spot
Speaker 1: on scene that when you go somewhere in the club
Speaker 1: that you would have to But they wasn't. Yeah that No,
Speaker 1: that wasn't one of the times. And you know, I mean,
Speaker 1: you know, she can say what you want right now
Speaker 1: my whole thing. And I was gonna write to do
Speaker 1: the letter, but I'm gonna put a hold on that.
Speaker 1: You know, take credit for what you did. You know
Speaker 1: what I'm saying, You take responsibility, responsibility for what you did.
Speaker 1: Thanks for the correction, But he's not gonna do that.
Speaker 1: He ain't gonna do that. He's gonna shit in there
Speaker 1: and he's gonna ship. Wait, he's sitting talking ship, but
Speaker 1: stay over there because you know he can't go to
Speaker 1: the main line. If you do. I applaud it. I applauded.
Speaker 1: But man, I'm telling you he heard a lot of
Speaker 1: people more than just us. You got Mama's until the
Speaker 1: whole line out there, and and his intent was good.
Speaker 1: Well how about this? Would you say that he put
Speaker 1: these people's career on the map, snoop, and then from
Speaker 1: these artists other people came, Like how many other people
Speaker 1: followed in the steps of the people that should put
Speaker 1: on death Roam the groups all the spinoff groups and
Speaker 1: they're spinoff groups and those groups groups, it's like over
Speaker 1: fifty rappers probably, just imagine, but only four of them
Speaker 1: came out. Um, and I'm not gonna shoot on Ship.
Speaker 1: I don't want to shoot on him because I'm about
Speaker 1: to though. But all of those people that that we know,
Speaker 1: other than Park and maybe Danny Boy who women them,
Speaker 1: is right if it wasn't for death Row, No, that's
Speaker 1: not true. Eminem comes through who through Jimmy Ivan, his
Speaker 1: personal assistant, Dean Dean, I mean Dean and then found
Speaker 1: even they didn't want to eventually put it more. But
Speaker 1: my point to this is, Drew, I'm not a Dray guy, man,
Speaker 1: I'm much your guy. She is the one that took
Speaker 1: care of me and put me in the position to
Speaker 1: where I'm here right now where somebody listening to me talk.
Speaker 1: If it wasn't for him or whatever, people wouldn't know
Speaker 1: who the hell Reggie Right is. Still don't give him. Yeah,
Speaker 1: But my point is Dre was the one that made
Speaker 1: all those people that you name stars. She was just
Speaker 1: in the position the new Dick Griffy who told him
Speaker 1: let's go over here and take this to John McClain
Speaker 1: who was working over at Interscope and and hey, ask
Speaker 1: for your masters or you beat on, you know, on
Speaker 1: your own masters. And Dick Griffy, Dick Griffy and Dre
Speaker 1: were really the ones that made that road. Should just
Speaker 1: happened to be in the position and had the enough
Speaker 1: guts to funk over Dick Griffy and DLC. Well, this
Speaker 1: whole Sugar Night comment is about Nipsey and and how
Speaker 1: Nipsey got killed and is it even is it even
Speaker 1: true that Nipsey got killed because he had loyalty to
Speaker 1: his hood, or is there a different reason why he
Speaker 1: was killed. Las got killed because he dissed a dude
Speaker 1: that he was hanging out with and was cool with
Speaker 1: you a few months ago, a prior, and he dissed
Speaker 1: that man in front of a dude that just got
Speaker 1: out of prison not too long ago. So what you're saying, Reggie,
Speaker 1: if he would have kept his mouth shut that day
Speaker 1: in that parking lot, he'd still be alive, and no
Speaker 1: one probably inside the location to make that man come back.
Speaker 1: If he would have just played it, you know, or
Speaker 1: had one of his homeboys telling him, hey, he can't
Speaker 1: come to the store, would be around here. But he
Speaker 1: talked to a gunner. He talked to a dude that
Speaker 1: that you you shouldn't talk to like that. But a
Speaker 1: lot of people think that when you get to that
Speaker 1: status that nip was at. You know, he was worth
Speaker 1: several million dollars, He had his hits out, he was
Speaker 1: nominated for Grammy. That you shouldn't be posted up on
Speaker 1: slassing and crunch Shawl home. He felt comfortable there. He shouldn't,
Speaker 1: but he felt comfortable. They said, I haven't heard a
Speaker 1: many times where he's been standing out and stop in
Speaker 1: front of the store where he just took pictures and
Speaker 1: was hanging out and greeting, you know people, because he
Speaker 1: made that a popular location that crunchedhall and lost a
Speaker 1: lot of people. It almost became like Pinks, are you
Speaker 1: know Roscolls or something like that. I said, only outer
Speaker 1: towners really go to Pinks and Roscoll's. How often do
Speaker 1: we in l A really go to Roscoll's or Pink
Speaker 1: and have a pink doll? But which rapper do we
Speaker 1: know in the past kind of lived their life like that?
Speaker 1: Like Snoop wouldn't be posted up on twenty first three
Speaker 1: and Long Beach as the star rapper he came. You know, well,
Speaker 1: but some some of the reasons why, you know, your
Speaker 1: big homies, your big homies gonna come and say they
Speaker 1: won't this. Your big homies are gonna come and say
Speaker 1: they won't that. You're going have a homie over here,
Speaker 1: say let me get this, and then you don't now
Speaker 1: and there's a problem. I don't think if she had
Speaker 1: that problem, I'm not too sure. So whatever was going
Speaker 1: on with him and his in his hood, ain't nothing
Speaker 1: wrong with going back to where you're from, you should
Speaker 1: be able to you know what I'm saying. But if
Speaker 1: you're able to, it only takes one person to say, oh, man,
Speaker 1: I ain't digging this cat no more. Is that risky? Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's risky because you're taking it. You're taking the chance.
Speaker 1: Every time you go to the hood you might run
Speaker 1: into one of the homies drunk and he's tripping and
Speaker 1: you don't give him nothing now, and you think everybody
Speaker 1: think that that that you owe him something. I don't
Speaker 1: owe you nothing. And like when I started doing these
Speaker 1: interviews and ship, everybody was saying that I was talking like,
Speaker 1: shook owe me something. I never said nothing about money.
Speaker 1: He owed me my brother life. You know what I'm saying, um,
Speaker 1: And then I you have to think about it because
Speaker 1: you're taking it too far. Because my brother was a
Speaker 1: grown ass man. He knew what the funk he was
Speaker 1: doing out there. He knew he knew the game. He
Speaker 1: knew the game. My brother though, but if if I
Speaker 1: make millions of dollars, I should be able to go
Speaker 1: back to the hood and and and if my purpose
Speaker 1: is to clean the hood up and fixed the hood, man,
Speaker 1: you get people to do it, and you oversee the
Speaker 1: ship from the sidelines. You got to because I don't
Speaker 1: want to run into some of the homies. Are these
Speaker 1: new little young homies, and they the ones that's you know,
Speaker 1: gun hold and this and that. But yeah, man, that
Speaker 1: that guy should and anybody else should be able to
Speaker 1: go back to the hood and kick it by buy
Speaker 1: a house in the hood and living the hood. You think,
Speaker 1: ain't nobody gonna try to bring that mother because they
Speaker 1: know they got ship in there. Yeah, So that's just
Speaker 1: how how it is. Back to the hood and you're
Speaker 1: hanging out in the hood, you still gotta go by
Speaker 1: the hoods colds and you know, call somebody a snitch
Speaker 1: he was giving by the cold. Well, calling that man
Speaker 1: a snitch like that, you know, you better be ready
Speaker 1: because you know there might be some consequences that they
Speaker 1: might didn't respect it, or he might then think it
Speaker 1: was going to happen that soon, just like we got
Speaker 1: car slipping with what what um kep D And now
Speaker 1: when you know what, Pop, we knew what's gonna go down.
Speaker 1: Who doesn't think it's gonna happen that night? I knew it.
Speaker 1: I knew you didn't nobody think it was Yeah, do
Speaker 1: you believe that part where keep you d said. We
Speaker 1: went to mob to the club and we in the
Speaker 1: back for an hour and a half. They're coming to
Speaker 1: back because I was in the front of that one.
Speaker 1: I washed him. I called good, told him them foods
Speaker 1: is there. I seen him in. He've been saying that
Speaker 1: for over a year doing interviews with us over on
Speaker 1: bomb first or he said I saw him to big
Speaker 1: meat in it, trying to say big meatus with him
Speaker 1: for the BMLS. Even if he came to the back,
Speaker 1: it had been hard for him to get out of there.
Speaker 1: There was so many cars pulling up and even before
Speaker 1: we opened the doors, so he knew he lyed and
Speaker 1: and it was about ten or fifteen cops that I
Speaker 1: had a sign working up the parking lot and and
Speaker 1: you know the you know the crow control outside again
Speaker 1: how my security was from the door on the club
Speaker 1: inside and the police was from that side of the
Speaker 1: door out. That's why they left. And seeing a lot
Speaker 1: of police, they just passed and he stopped and they
Speaker 1: sat there and I looked and then I was like, damn,
Speaker 1: I think it was hand dog. I said, that was
Speaker 1: the south side right there, and uh, we're ready we
Speaker 1: was all ready. So if they did anything there they
Speaker 1: had because I didn't see they wouldn't fin to get
Speaker 1: out of You know what thing I hate when when
Speaker 1: mother's sitting here in the situation over now, don't make
Speaker 1: it seem like you just been to get out and
Speaker 1: you have been wolf fast a whole bunch of niggas
Speaker 1: to get to Shugar and say anybody think that that
Speaker 1: was what they're gonna do. Last state, motherfucking mind, you
Speaker 1: have got killed. You have got killed before you you
Speaker 1: touched the throne. You before you even said hey, Shore,
Speaker 1: you got killed. And we said it was Royces. Everybody
Speaker 1: I'm talking about No, no, no no, I'm talking about talking
Speaker 1: about Sign was riding around the day before in Rose Royces.
Speaker 1: Uh you know the Rose Royces without the fight before
Speaker 1: when you know, so he got all of his stuff,
Speaker 1: all his his dates and stuff. Just it's an accurate
Speaker 1: and he said he saw Shig the day before that Friday.
Speaker 1: Everybody knows because of the incident with the kids from
Speaker 1: Folly that they that they didn't come out until on
Speaker 1: that Saturday Friday. That's I'm saying, you know, So that's
Speaker 1: why it's hard for me that you know, I want
Speaker 1: to believe some of the stuff, but and somes and
Speaker 1: accuracies in the book where it's hard to believe. Well,
Speaker 1: let me come back to the comment um regarding Nipsey.
Speaker 1: It made me just think about years ago Iced Tea
Speaker 1: actually got robbed and they got him real good. But
Speaker 1: they killed them two dudes they did later, they killed
Speaker 1: them two dude. I mean that one boy. D think
Speaker 1: that happened in the hood, right that they took that
Speaker 1: point to his mama house, they took, they killed. It
Speaker 1: was one of his own boys. They took him, let
Speaker 1: him say bye to his mama, and then killed him.
Speaker 1: It's when everybody keep a gangster. Though. That's when it
Speaker 1: was gangster back then. Nowadays there's nothing like that. It's
Speaker 1: nothing like that. If I robbed Tupac, the next motherfucker
Speaker 1: gonna come in. You know. That's to me, Why why
Speaker 1: are you doing? Not what you get? Can I get?
Speaker 1: Can I get that right there? That's what they're gonna
Speaker 1: be saying. It ain't it's lordy, lord is out the window.
Speaker 1: Man is not there like that no more. And and
Speaker 1: the only way halving the chicken get back to way
Speaker 1: it used to be. It's for these cats to understand
Speaker 1: and know what loyalty means, friendship mean, and and you
Speaker 1: don't have these dudes out there like that, if you
Speaker 1: if you watch that video, the way that man took
Speaker 1: this guy life is as he didn't give up about life.
Speaker 1: He didn't give a funk about life, because he did
Speaker 1: the ultimate desk worse than almost spitting in the man face.
Speaker 1: I could be mad at you, or I could be
Speaker 1: furiated and I want to kill you. If I really
Speaker 1: want to kill you, I'm gonna stab you thirty times
Speaker 1: to make sure you're dead. But if I just want
Speaker 1: you dead, I'm gonna come and stab you in your
Speaker 1: fucking guts. It's a difference. They call it overkilled. But man,
Speaker 1: it's right here. How you kill him, motherfucking you don't
Speaker 1: just say okay if he if he moves and this,
Speaker 1: that's none of shooting. The motherfucker is not playing. How
Speaker 1: you gonna shoot him? When you go and do what
Speaker 1: you do, you do what you do. It's in your
Speaker 1: mind already. If I want you there, I'm gonna make
Speaker 1: sure you're dead. This the mentality that dude had. I
Speaker 1: think I think he retreated because he thought he was gonna.
Speaker 1: He was expecting some gun to play back, and then
Speaker 1: when he didn't get the gun play back because were
Speaker 1: they were slipping is when he was like, Oha, these
Speaker 1: niggas are slipping video. He came back and shot him again,
Speaker 1: like you ain't down. If somebody in that crew would
Speaker 1: have shot back, he would have took off. He would
Speaker 1: have wasn't running down the allege. He went for cover.
Speaker 1: At least and do it with young too. I think
Speaker 1: it's twenty nine years old, So the mentality of a
Speaker 1: twenty nine year old ain't the mentality you have now. James,
Speaker 1: no different. And I'm sure when you was twenty nine
Speaker 1: you was a little turned up yourself. I mean, you know,
Speaker 1: your first time it is hard and I'm gonna keep
Speaker 1: you one hundred. The second time is a little easier,
Speaker 1: but after the third time you get the thinking. You
Speaker 1: go to sleep, you moving curaged, like your paranoid, like
Speaker 1: somebody up on this ship, and you stand up. Now.
Speaker 1: I started drinking heavy as fuck to just not have
Speaker 1: the dreams, to just not think about what I just witnessed.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying, Because if if these cats
Speaker 1: out of here ever seen a bullet going to a
Speaker 1: motherfucker side is hide his temple and come out the
Speaker 1: other way. You might throw up. You might throw up
Speaker 1: because they you don't have these cats. Ain't never seen
Speaker 1: ship like that. So the only way I could sleep
Speaker 1: is go home pissy fucking drunk. And then it's it's
Speaker 1: either them or me. And and and I kept getting drunk,
Speaker 1: and I just didn't worry about it no more so
Speaker 1: being a protector, one of the protectors in the neighborhood,
Speaker 1: and and on on that fucking tip every day. It
Speaker 1: just it just came not to it's just easy, but
Speaker 1: it's it's a cold thing. Just see a person, just
Speaker 1: take that. He took his life. He took his life.
Speaker 1: I think it's so cold because we're watching it on camera.
Speaker 1: And plus there's people with cell phones that show you
Speaker 1: his body right there while the pa every every cat
Speaker 1: that you see with half a brain, My little cousin
Speaker 1: and and and in kitchen he was getching crip. His
Speaker 1: name is Buttons. He was shot in the head and
Speaker 1: and you've seen his brains and ship whatever coming out
Speaker 1: his ears. That was the first time I think I
Speaker 1: was Tenny Levin and that was like a wolf for me,
Speaker 1: Like Damn I threw up there. Here we are, we're
Speaker 1: thinking we're banging, But look at this ship. This is
Speaker 1: some real ship out here. And to have a killer mentality, man,
Speaker 1: it's it's some way I'll ship. But half of these
Speaker 1: little cats out of here do and you can't. And
Speaker 1: they ain't accepting no ass. Whoopans. You can't whoop their ass.
Speaker 1: They don't have big homies telling them. You know, in
Speaker 1: most hoods, the big homies is a crackhead. Now he
Speaker 1: didn't make it through the whole night. Are he doing
Speaker 1: life in prison? You know what I'm saying. You might
Speaker 1: got one or two that might come through the hood.
Speaker 1: Hey I with a covered cats and then bounce right out.
Speaker 1: So these dudes is just acting on instinct, reacting on
Speaker 1: instincts and just doing their thing, just doing their thing.
Speaker 1: They don't care. If I see blue, I'm taking off.
Speaker 1: If I see red, I'm taking off. And you got
Speaker 1: that on both sides. You got that on both sides.
Speaker 1: So man, you just got to look how this dude
Speaker 1: took that man life. And it just it's like flashbacks.
Speaker 1: You just see, you know, motherfucker's from from doing drawing
Speaker 1: about drive bys to walking up on people and just
Speaker 1: close range, just just point blank shooting somebody. It's totally
Speaker 1: different from what you see in the car a poster
Speaker 1: standing right there and doing it. I don't think any
Speaker 1: artists is safe and than aod to keep it real
Speaker 1: because you never know who's gonna turn on you. You
Speaker 1: never know who's got that jealous or envy. It's what
Speaker 1: nip you should have had. And I know he got
Speaker 1: the big homies that that's supposed to have his back,
Speaker 1: the ones that ain't nobody gonna cross see like it
Speaker 1: goes back. Nobody in the hood has that no more.
Speaker 1: I mean, you could have the half the hood on
Speaker 1: your side, there's always gonna be another, the other half
Speaker 1: that don't feel you exactly. You're not gonna have a
Speaker 1: hundred percent of your neighborhood. I don't care what's set
Speaker 1: you from a hundred percent of your set ain't gonna
Speaker 1: support you. That's true, and you don't. You don't even
Speaker 1: need um to hate you. You just need one percent
Speaker 1: to hate you. Man. I know it takes it takes
Speaker 1: yeah to to to um to Jamaic a situation bad
Speaker 1: like this. It's a hard line of walk. You know,
Speaker 1: when you when you give back, how to give back
Speaker 1: and all of that. I like what what Dreve was
Speaker 1: supposed to been doing. You know what Compton was building
Speaker 1: the Arts center and all of that. Um in the
Speaker 1: city of Compton, you know, to the school district. I
Speaker 1: don't know. I know he put up the money. Whether
Speaker 1: the city or if it's still in the process or
Speaker 1: whatever getting done. Um, it would be interesting to see.
Speaker 1: But you know, building a you know, a place for
Speaker 1: people like a studio or a place like this, you know,
Speaker 1: to do things in the city for for young kids
Speaker 1: coming up. Stuff different though, And Snoop had that football
Speaker 1: league that I always your people said good things about.
Speaker 1: That's a good thing. So that's a good thing. Yeah,
Speaker 1: ways to a lot of kids. Program that a lot.
Speaker 1: That's a lot of good ways to get back. But yeah,
Speaker 1: you're right, you can't be posted up in the neighborhood
Speaker 1: every day. Drey didn't have to worry about that because
Speaker 1: Drey really didn't have a hood to just sit down
Speaker 1: and kicking on the block. But you know, it's gotta do.
Speaker 1: I remember drink. I shot a couple once before in
Speaker 1: the legs. Some people say at that, Well, I was
Speaker 1: gonna ask you to tell that story, but we're running
Speaker 1: out of time right now. Maybe maybe next week, Regi
Speaker 1: would tell us about when Dre got shot. But I
Speaker 1: want to thank everybody out there for listening to another
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