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Speaker 3: eight eight eight eight eight Your girl, she just refuses,
Speaker 3: I guess to back off your boys. Zion Williams Man,
Speaker 3: Mariah Mills, The.
Speaker 1: Porn Harlot, the former porn Harlott. Porn Harlett, that's what
Speaker 1: she is. Got some porn. She got some videos. Yeah,
Speaker 1: she said she got one her in Zion getting done.
Speaker 1: I'm talking about real porn video. Yeah, she got real
Speaker 1: porn videos. Yeah she was. She's seen any No, I
Speaker 1: haven't seen any of her work. No, not like night.
Speaker 1: But have you seen like she does have real porn
Speaker 1: on Yeah, she got real Okay, she got real have
Speaker 1: to go check her out or something and see what
Speaker 1: my thing? Mmm? So she's now what she's doing? What now?
Speaker 3: Well, she won this big tire rid on the internet
Speaker 3: recently on Twitter, who has recently suspended her account, winning
Speaker 3: this big tyrt telling you know she was tabed in
Speaker 3: the NBA and the Pelicans. Yo, y'all need to trade him.
Speaker 3: I got a sex tape I'm about to release. She
Speaker 3: thought she was supposed to be Vanessa, my nigga. She's
Speaker 3: supposed to be Vanessa, I guess huh No.
Speaker 1: I don't even want to. I wouldn't even put that
Speaker 1: comparison on that. We don't want to do, we know,
Speaker 1: in disrespect to like Brian, but this girl's a low
Speaker 1: tag man. She's but she's delusional like that. She really
Speaker 1: feels like this young man owe her something. It's unfortunate,
Speaker 1: you know what I'm saying, And uh, it's it's It
Speaker 1: goes back alone a long time, the sex trade game.
Speaker 1: You get me. We've had porno stars and you know,
Speaker 1: and I'm not gonna cross that with you know you
Speaker 1: lady who dance in the strip clubs. We've had prostitution.
Speaker 1: It's been around for a long time. But the whole
Speaker 1: thing and them trying to actually see what these women
Speaker 1: don't understand. No, but what my what I'm trying to
Speaker 1: say out of that is still is that we all
Speaker 1: make these decisions, you know, whether it be an unfortunate
Speaker 1: situation we might be in, you know, just like you know,
Speaker 1: it's no different than a nigga who feels like he's
Speaker 1: stuck in poverty and he gonna start serving, you know,
Speaker 1: serving yea, or a nigga who feels like he can't
Speaker 1: make it out so he go robbing jack a nigga
Speaker 1: whatever or whatever. We make choices when we feel we
Speaker 1: in situations to where you know, so she made this
Speaker 1: choice at one point in time to where she felt
Speaker 1: like she gonna be a porn. You know she's gonna
Speaker 1: go do porn. No shame in her game, right, she
Speaker 1: get down like she lives, She get down how she lives. Hey,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna do porn. I'm gonna make that. There's a
Speaker 1: lot of women do porn. There's a lot of dude
Speaker 1: to do it too. And you know, I don't knock that, No, No,
Speaker 1: I don't knock the heud. Thing is is we make
Speaker 1: the choice, right. So, and then you get in that
Speaker 1: profession sometimes and you might run across a celebrity. Let's
Speaker 1: face it, you run across a celebrity. You give me
Speaker 1: even you running them circles. You know you're you're a
Speaker 1: fucking famous rapper or basketball player, football player, you you
Speaker 1: most time, not another You're gonna run across that that profession, right.
Speaker 1: And then there's girls who don't, you know, do porn
Speaker 1: movies and prostitutes they consider themselves. But still finally at
Speaker 1: ladies who know they got an upper caliber of looks
Speaker 1: and whatever, they gonna make a nigga pay for that pussy.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, it's okay. So she chose this profession, you know,
Speaker 1: and I don't know when they hooked up, you know, whatever,
Speaker 1: He obviously was in fascined. He was infatuated by the
Speaker 1: porn star status. You know probably you know, for a
Speaker 1: young nigga like himself, she probably did a few things
Speaker 1: that you know, he ain't experienced cool. You know what,
Speaker 1: he ain't only do it outter this trick that he
Speaker 1: goes with it. He only do that, not at all.
Speaker 3: But what he should have done, man, he should have
Speaker 3: had one of his homies, Hey man, send this little
Speaker 3: bro this money for me and her name shouldn't nothing
Speaker 3: have ever been able to go back to him.
Speaker 1: But like I said, he's young. We all, we all
Speaker 1: have not made the smartest choices with the opposite sex,
Speaker 1: you feel me, and that's women included. We have not
Speaker 1: all made the smartest choices when it comes to fucking
Speaker 1: with whatever. So yeah, you know, young nigga fatuated. You
Speaker 1: know what I'm saying, He made that choice. You get me.
Speaker 1: And like I said, again, when you young and you
Speaker 1: dumb and you're feeling like, you know, the world is
Speaker 1: your oyster or whatever, you do certain shit, you know
Speaker 1: what I'm saying. And he just got caught up in
Speaker 1: a position. My thing is for her to be in
Speaker 1: a position she is and you know, I don't know
Speaker 1: how long Zion was. You know, the girl he got pregnant.
Speaker 1: Has that been his main thing? Well, I guess that's
Speaker 1: his main thing. I don't know.
Speaker 3: I don't know too much about his situation when he
Speaker 3: was with his main baby mom or whatever, the one
Speaker 3: he having the baby with, exactly. But I think he'd
Speaker 3: been messing with old girl for a minute.
Speaker 4: Man.
Speaker 1: Okay, soa who probably should have just kept her mouth
Speaker 1: closed and kept reaping the benefits, right, because he's obviously
Speaker 1: he's doing he's paying to play, right. But like I said,
Speaker 1: he's young. He got the thing over here where he's
Speaker 1: trying to have a I guess you would call a
Speaker 1: normal situation. He's got a girl pregnant, right, I guess
Speaker 1: you can interpret it. He was having fun with the
Speaker 1: pooring old girl. I mean, but again, in our day
Speaker 1: and age, and it goes back a long time before us,
Speaker 1: you got to pay the play.
Speaker 3: And it wouldn't have been You know what, though, man,
Speaker 3: this brings up an interest in dynamic. We were having
Speaker 3: a conversation in the back a couple of minutes ago
Speaker 3: right about just women today period.
Speaker 1: You know, we got this.
Speaker 3: Especially in the music industry. You got the young girls. Man,
Speaker 3: they out there, Man, they shaking the ass. They're talking
Speaker 3: about they getting popped on in the face. Dudes is
Speaker 3: penetrating them anally, anals you know. I'm trying not to
Speaker 3: be too descriptive, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: But we got some explicit Yeah they're talking crazy, man,
Speaker 1: some explicit females out there right now. Yeah, they talking crazy.
Speaker 1: And you know the type of hip hop we come
Speaker 1: up under.
Speaker 3: We come up under the money loves the Queen Latifa us,
Speaker 3: the MC lights on up to the Letdia raised just
Speaker 3: you know, girls that just have vicious bars. Now, I
Speaker 3: don't think there's nothing wrong, particularly with a girl displaying
Speaker 3: their femininity of sexuality, you know whatever. Like Nikki for
Speaker 3: the most part, she keep her stuff pretty PG. You
Speaker 3: feel what I'm saying. She do her tworking and whatever
Speaker 3: like that, She do her tworking. They do their thing.
Speaker 3: Carti definitely does her thing, you know what I mean.
Speaker 3: But they not out there going to the level that
Speaker 3: these girls going to. They took it to another level.
Speaker 3: It's almost like these young bras don't set it home
Speaker 3: and watch Cardi and them bro and says, you know
Speaker 3: what we gonn take it to another level. It's literally
Speaker 3: light dog and I don't even I wouldn't even qualify
Speaker 3: this new age of rapper female rapper as a stripper.
Speaker 3: I would all most classify them as backpage broads. Them
Speaker 3: bras that used to sell lass on back page that
Speaker 3: wasn't quite a street rocker, but they had the ass
Speaker 3: they would run. I'm give them bloke jobs to day
Speaker 3: for fifty dollars. I'm doing this today for one hundred.
Speaker 1: But do you feel like the image that they are
Speaker 1: portraying and the lyricism that they are vocalizing, do you
Speaker 1: feel that is basically what it's forced for the image
Speaker 1: of it all, because like like like a motherfucker, like
Speaker 1: you know, like the let's take the like the superhero.
Speaker 1: You know, he go into the phone booth, change into
Speaker 1: the superhero costume, and he come out and blah blah blah,
Speaker 1: and at the end of the day, when when the
Speaker 1: motherfucking shit is done, he go home and take off
Speaker 1: his cape and he put on his regular suit whatever whatever.
Speaker 1: Do you think it's off of that? Do you think
Speaker 1: it's just show and tell? In some cases it may
Speaker 1: be just show and teal, But what they have to
Speaker 1: understand because just like they say about little Ninas X,
Speaker 1: that he's doing all this gay stuff and you know,
Speaker 1: all of that because of the clock.
Speaker 3: Yes, oh man, we in a society eight to where
Speaker 3: I genuinely believe that these people that they don't do
Speaker 3: it necessarily for the money. It's all about the social currency,
Speaker 3: the relevance of it. All I believe today, and I
Speaker 3: honestly believe is if you ask the Arabas young person today,
Speaker 3: would they rather have five million dollars or we gonna
Speaker 3: get a YouTube channel that got two million subscribers, we
Speaker 3: gonna get.
Speaker 1: You on Instagram. And let me let me, let me
Speaker 1: let mean to cut you off, but let me let
Speaker 1: me also say that glassing. Let me say that I
Speaker 1: have no I have no problem with being gay or anything.
Speaker 1: So I don't want you to think, no, you're not
Speaker 1: You're not. You said you said you have no problem
Speaker 1: with somebody else. Right, I'm just saying, you know, because
Speaker 1: I don't want you to say I brought up little whatever,
Speaker 1: Just saying the fact that I think, do you think
Speaker 1: that what the females are pushing? You know, because you
Speaker 1: know they get on the records and you know you
Speaker 1: got my girl talking about eating ass, and then you
Speaker 1: gotta you know, you got my other girl talking about
Speaker 1: the booty hole brown and all of that. And then
Speaker 1: you know, Glowrilla has you know, he got a couple
Speaker 1: of songs that are explicit, you know, but you know,
Speaker 1: you know the situation that happened with the homegirl where
Speaker 1: you know, you know, everybody was screaming sexual harassment.
Speaker 3: Or the girl that just got kissed on. Right, what
Speaker 3: was her name? I don't see what's the girl's name,
Speaker 3: and just got they made a big deal about the
Speaker 3: boy kissing on her.
Speaker 4: The little she like she kind of present herself like
Speaker 4: a little horror.
Speaker 1: Right right, right. So I'm saying, because you know, is
Speaker 1: it off for is it all for the image and
Speaker 1: the exploitation of the HORRORSM Like, I can exploit horrorism.
Speaker 1: I can talk about being fucked and nutted on and
Speaker 1: and fucked in the ass, But actuality, I'm just doing
Speaker 1: that for numbers and looks, because at the end of
Speaker 1: the day, I'm gonna go home and I'm gonna be
Speaker 1: the mild mannered housewife.
Speaker 3: I think it's definitely man like. I said, going back
Speaker 3: to the social currency thing, right, the average kid to
Speaker 3: day cares about how they right.
Speaker 1: And I'm saying, why didn't you know if her image
Speaker 1: is I'm eating niggas ass, then why not why not
Speaker 1: run with that little you get me? Because Okay, it's
Speaker 1: not right to kiss on the motherfucker who don't want
Speaker 1: to be kissed on, But you supposed to be the whore, right,
Speaker 1: so why not play that out? Well, Nigga'm gonna turn
Speaker 1: around and eat your ass. You're trying to kiss on me.
Speaker 1: Let me bring let me.
Speaker 3: Bring G up to speed a little bit. G What
Speaker 3: we're talking about, right is women who present this real
Speaker 3: high sexual energy, right, but when somebody actually approaches them,
Speaker 3: they kind of want to cry wolf and they also
Speaker 3: want to be the wife too. They want to be
Speaker 3: the wife and the girlfriend at the same time, Like
Speaker 3: is it possible?
Speaker 5: Well, like A like A was saying about Suki, right,
Speaker 5: It's like, uh, what Suki is? It's this is what
Speaker 5: makes it hard for the rappers to kind of go
Speaker 5: to the final level. Like the legendary statuses of the FCA's,
Speaker 5: the legendary statuses of the Snoop Doggs.
Speaker 4: And jay Z's. Those guys had to ride the rows
Speaker 4: all the way out.
Speaker 5: So, yeah, eight is a gang member from trag Nuke
Speaker 5: in his prime, but he knew there were certain things
Speaker 5: he was gonna have to deal with because he let
Speaker 5: everybody else know that he was that and he was
Speaker 5: willing to ride it out to the end, right, saying
Speaker 5: with Snoop Snoop is to this day go cause the
Speaker 5: news anchors.
Speaker 4: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: I don't think somewhere along the line, somebody made people
Speaker 5: believe that you can be everything, you know what I mean,
Speaker 5: And that's not normal in entertainment.
Speaker 4: That's normal in real life. But in entertainment, you know,
Speaker 4: the best brands go one direction. Imagine one day waking
Speaker 4: up in McDonald's saying they're not gonna sell beef anymore,
Speaker 4: you know, beef Hamburgers. It just wouldn't work. You know
Speaker 4: what I'm saying It it's the brand.
Speaker 5: So somewhere along the line, I think people are confusing
Speaker 5: women by saying you can be everything at once, and
Speaker 5: it just don't make no sense.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's real. I feel what you're saying. Gee, And
Speaker 3: this is what I was gonna tell eight, Right, social
Speaker 3: currency in the climate today is so valuable, bro, I
Speaker 3: don't think nobody think about the future, right, I don't think.
Speaker 3: I can't imagine none of these young girls is thinking,
Speaker 3: you know they in some cases these are girls are
Speaker 3: as young as these girls is as young as nineteen
Speaker 3: years old. Right, I don't think they thinking right now, well,
Speaker 3: what's gonna happen when I turn twenty eight, twenty nine,
Speaker 3: thirty or after I have some kids? Am I still
Speaker 3: I'm still being able to go out and do the
Speaker 3: same stuff. Or maybe they not even thinking that far ahead.
Speaker 3: Maybe they just thinking about now because they can't be
Speaker 3: thinking about their future.
Speaker 4: I've talked about this on a podcast.
Speaker 1: Right, and.
Speaker 5: Connection and attention used to be agent of care. I
Speaker 5: think the most the most primate, like the most primitive
Speaker 5: desire of human beings is to have care, somebody care
Speaker 5: about them, you know what I'm saying, Like a baby
Speaker 5: is gonna.
Speaker 4: Cry for attention.
Speaker 5: You know from the start you start being that way
Speaker 5: because you you are, you are aching for someone to
Speaker 5: care for you.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 5: So, I think today's time, attention and connection are no
Speaker 5: longer just single agents of care, like they were unique
Speaker 5: agents of care, like they only came if you cared
Speaker 5: about somebody, if you liked the girl. A hundred years ago,
Speaker 5: you had to get a piece of paper, you know,
Speaker 5: that was some shit to get, and you had to
Speaker 5: get a feather and some fucking ink, and you had
Speaker 5: to scribble it, you know what I mean, And you
Speaker 5: had to walk and mail a letter like it took effort.
Speaker 5: If you want to see a girl, you had to
Speaker 5: you know, who knows how far you had to walk
Speaker 5: or get in the back of some fucking carriage and
Speaker 5: go to this girl, or ride a horse to see
Speaker 5: this girl. So if you pay somebody attention or you
Speaker 5: connected with them, rest assure you you know, you could
Speaker 5: pretty much.
Speaker 4: Bet that person cared about somebody.
Speaker 5: Today is a lot easier because literally somebody could say
Speaker 5: they care about you and just like a picture, and
Speaker 5: it doesn't take no effort. They can say they connected
Speaker 5: with you because they like your plot and it don't
Speaker 5: require nothing else.
Speaker 4: They don't have to care about you.
Speaker 5: So I think the same desire for people to care
Speaker 5: right is still going on today, just like it was
Speaker 5: one hundred years ago. But the problem is the agents
Speaker 5: are no longer exclusive, you know what I mean, Like
Speaker 5: attention and connection are no longer exclusive to care, we
Speaker 5: could connect with each other and don't give a fuck.
Speaker 5: We could show attention and don't give a fuck. We
Speaker 5: could pay attention to some girl and don't give a fuck.
Speaker 5: And I think when they start to you know, they
Speaker 5: coming out and they coming out with stuff to make
Speaker 5: people pay attention to them, it's with the goal of
Speaker 5: finding people to care about them or for them to
Speaker 5: be relevant or to matter.
Speaker 4: And it's not gonna work out that way, obviously.
Speaker 3: Because I would imagine man some at all, because you
Speaker 3: can't make generalizations, right, But I would imagine a good
Speaker 3: majority of these girls come from situations to what They
Speaker 3: probably didn't have no father in the house, and they
Speaker 3: mama was probably dragging cats in and off the house.
Speaker 3: I a would expect that some of these girls probably
Speaker 3: may have been abused at one time or another, and
Speaker 3: they're placing the same thing the emphasis on sex as
Speaker 3: somebody caring about them.
Speaker 1: But I and I'm not gonna even take it to
Speaker 1: that point because there's a lot of mothers who are
Speaker 1: or visual in these in these girls' lives, So I'm
Speaker 1: not gonna even take it to the point of saying
Speaker 1: that you know, they mamas was you know, whorees, or
Speaker 1: they was just whatever. That's why I'm asking because they
Speaker 1: got mamas. They mamas are vocal, you know, just like
Speaker 1: Suki's mama. When Homeboy came out and said something, she
Speaker 1: was right there. Bingo got on Twitter being gone, oh
Speaker 1: you little dirty motherfucker. You know. So I'm not gonna
Speaker 1: take it there, but I'm still gonna say. You know,
Speaker 1: we had girls, you know, from the neighborhood. You get
Speaker 1: me presence of females who rep the hood and and
Speaker 1: you know, extra with it. I'm just saying now because
Speaker 1: of you know the situations of social media, and you know,
Speaker 1: like you said, everything is the era of only fans
Speaker 1: and sexuality and niggas pay for everything and niggas want
Speaker 1: to see everything or girls, show me your pussy, show
Speaker 1: me your ass, show me your titties. So does that
Speaker 1: turn into to where females is going what shit? I'm
Speaker 1: finna just rap about this shit and get paid because
Speaker 1: all the females gonna support it. I don't give a
Speaker 1: damn whether I'm talking about my kouchie or my booty
Speaker 1: hole brown or I'm talking about I'm eating niggas ass
Speaker 1: female they supporting it.
Speaker 5: If I was Sukie's publishers. I agree with you when
Speaker 5: we first start talking about it where she should have
Speaker 5: rolled it out. See, it should have been everybody else
Speaker 5: that came to her defense.
Speaker 4: I think, to me, it's a lot. I've seen different moments.
Speaker 5: I've seen another moment with Sukie Haina where she was
Speaker 5: on the podcast and people hearing her talking this high
Speaker 5: power section shit, so they approaching her aggressively because her
Speaker 5: conversation is aggressive. To me, she should actually ride some
Speaker 5: of this ship out, just like your situation.
Speaker 1: I felt should have. I mean like.
Speaker 4: She should have told that dick got a little exactly.
Speaker 1: How do you and I'm not gonna even say scream victim,
Speaker 1: but like you, you you you produce so much horror,
Speaker 1: mentality and so much sexualism on the on the whole scale.
Speaker 1: How can you turn around and go that's just for entertainment.
Speaker 5: What's crazy is I had this call the epiphany and
Speaker 5: I think I asked you this, if you take pussy
Speaker 5: from a prostitute, is it rape or is it theft?
Speaker 1: And I said I would say it was theft. You know,
Speaker 1: my diggie, you know what I mean. Tell you, let's
Speaker 1: see from a prostitute, is it rape or is it theft?
Speaker 1: Because what you what would you rather have right now?
Speaker 1: And so if I whipped out my wallet and paid
Speaker 1: you for what I took, what you be satisfied?
Speaker 3: Yeah, because that same girl, if she caught you, let's
Speaker 3: say you you you dealed, you do right, and you
Speaker 3: done ran about the hotel or whatever. But she following
Speaker 3: you and you throw five hundred dollars at her, she
Speaker 3: probably going about her business.
Speaker 1: I would like to hear what people think about that, man,
Speaker 1: you know what, because that's a good analogy.
Speaker 3: And it can go and it can go either way, bro,
Speaker 3: because I, like I assume you brothers do, I feel
Speaker 3: very strongly about some man taking anything from a woman,
Speaker 3: no matter who they is, no matter what their vocation
Speaker 3: is in life. That's just wrong, you know what I mean?
Speaker 3: And I don't even know how you get no joy
Speaker 3: out of that. I think you have to have some
Speaker 3: type of sociopathic tendencies to even enjoy that type of interaction.
Speaker 1: But yeah, but but on that, but on the on
Speaker 1: the hypothetical, Yeah, that's a good that's a good like
Speaker 1: because and I would have to ask a prostitute.
Speaker 5: Because and this is the problem I think too. It's
Speaker 5: like we keep trying to cross this world where we're like,
Speaker 5: we're trying to sell make believe as reality, but then
Speaker 5: we get mad with some people don't understand they don't
Speaker 5: have the IQ to to process that is make believe.
Speaker 5: It was an episode of the SVU where this lady
Speaker 5: was doing like her only Fans Live thing, and she was.
Speaker 4: She was she was selling rape fantasies with her audience
Speaker 4: and they were paying it for rape fantasies. And she
Speaker 4: kept telling this.
Speaker 5: Specific guy like, I want you to climb in my
Speaker 5: window and take the take the product right, climb on
Speaker 5: my window and take the product, and you know.
Speaker 4: Telling him, telling him he loved she loved him, and
Speaker 4: blah blah blah.
Speaker 5: And one day this motherfucker came in and took the
Speaker 5: product right, and he ended up going to court. She
Speaker 5: figured it out, and it's like, everybody doesn't have the
Speaker 5: IQ to decipher the make believe you're selling. The make
Speaker 5: believe you're selling, everybody don't have the IQ to decipher it.
Speaker 5: And it's time in society that we stopped forwarding that
Speaker 5: belief that everybody has.
Speaker 4: IQ and knows the difference with make believe in real.
Speaker 4: I just was earlier. And this gonna sound crazy, but
Speaker 4: I knew Rick Ross was selling fantasy.
Speaker 5: Rick Ross is in my top five right as far
Speaker 5: as guys that I like a lot of their music, right,
Speaker 5: But I understood he was selling fantasy, you know. And
Speaker 5: and even he got mad at me when I said it,
Speaker 5: But it's true, Like I understand he's selling fantasy. He's
Speaker 5: named after somebody I actually know, the nigga, you know,
Speaker 5: like it's a fantasy, and it's fine. I didn't realize
Speaker 5: as much that jeezy shit was fantasy until like the
Speaker 5: other day. So even a motherfucker that has sold PCP
Speaker 5: that the soul crack ricks all that, I didn't never
Speaker 5: really listen to realize that jez shit could be a
Speaker 5: fantasy as well. So it's no different than these girls
Speaker 5: or anybody else selling something like if that's like you
Speaker 5: a you like, yeah, I'm a crip couz trag nude
Speaker 5: blah bla original shit blah blah blah.
Speaker 4: And twenty years ago, a nigga approach you like, Hey,
Speaker 4: what's up, nigga? You from trag?
Speaker 5: You're like, nah my nigga, I'm rapping about nigga. I believe,
Speaker 5: believe I believe everybody.
Speaker 1: That's just what I was saying. I was just saying
Speaker 1: that ship. I was just saying like back in back
Speaker 1: in our days, it was it was different because how
Speaker 1: can you scream victim when you portraying to be something
Speaker 1: like to the world like, yeah, like I'm I'm I'm
Speaker 1: telling a nigga, I'm a crip and I'm rapping and
Speaker 1: blah blah blah blah blah. So if other if other
Speaker 1: crips who disliked what I was talking about or other
Speaker 1: bloods would walk up to me and I'm signing autographs
Speaker 1: and a nigga be like, fuck you, nigga, where you from?
Speaker 1: I'm not Finna Go, I'm not from nowhere, straight up
Speaker 1: fuck you. I'm from Trag New Park.
Speaker 4: Brother, Hey, brother, it's a rap song.
Speaker 1: And I was just saying that to steal back. You know,
Speaker 1: we was talking like how am I gonna tell a
Speaker 1: nigga like like, you know, like a nigga, dude, right
Speaker 1: about now on the record, you know, I'm the hardest
Speaker 1: nigga out here, nigga, I blow a nigga down and
Speaker 1: shoot a nigga with the two to two and I
Speaker 1: ar fifteen a nigga and I whooped the whom and
Speaker 1: then a nigga see you backstage at a show, A
Speaker 1: nigga gonna go, oh yeah, nigga, you do all that,
Speaker 1: And then I run behind security and steal and go
Speaker 1: a nigga trying to assault me. It doesn't fit. So
Speaker 1: my thing is, I get entertainment. You get me. I
Speaker 1: get when motherfucking Superman jump off the building and fly.
Speaker 1: That shit ain't really hastening, but you get.
Speaker 3: Me Superman, because I'm gonna tell you, I've been in
Speaker 3: I've been in Hollywood before, and I've seen actors get
Speaker 3: accosted over rolls that they played exactly list. It's just
Speaker 3: some dumb people out there, bro that can't discern between
Speaker 3: what's fiction.
Speaker 1: And look how many people left the pot played Bishop,
Speaker 1: who was like, oh my god, he's he's really Bishop.
Speaker 1: You get me.
Speaker 4: All the niggas around saying Pop kind of got lost in.
Speaker 1: The character exactly because I mean I kind of said
Speaker 1: the same thing a little bit. Because if you notice
Speaker 1: who my nigga was before that, and then you play
Speaker 1: this role like niggas is gonna start testing you. How
Speaker 1: many niggas really thought fucking Lorenz was old dog and
Speaker 1: you walk up the Lorens and you'd be like, what
Speaker 1: the fuck.
Speaker 4: Hey, listen to me.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 5: When I first got into business, oh six o seven, Man,
Speaker 5: I really thought everybody was the same. I had no
Speaker 5: idea that everybody wasn't like this. I really thought because
Speaker 5: every song when I was doing it, it wasn't like
Speaker 5: the song I didn't hear Concious most wanted and start
Speaker 5: selling dope. I was selling dope listening to Concious. I
Speaker 5: didn't put in work because Cube said put in work.
Speaker 5: I was putting in work listening the bus on whatever
Speaker 5: we was doing. So when I got into a business,
Speaker 5: it was strange to listen to people talk and it
Speaker 5: was like wait a minute, like this is not this
Speaker 5: and then like deb C had just sent me damn man,
Speaker 5: it was a crazy conversation. I was like, holy shit,
Speaker 5: because why would I know you. And I'm not blaming
Speaker 5: the rapper, right, I'm not blaming anybody because it's entertainment.
Speaker 5: Like if I was ignorant enough to think Arnold Schwarzene
Speaker 5: was a fucking terminator, that could be considered my fault.
Speaker 4: But at the same time, I'm not that fucking crazy.
Speaker 4: It's people who don't have the IQ or information to
Speaker 4: decipher that this person may not be like this, Like
Speaker 4: this is what you told me. I believe you, so
Speaker 4: I'm expecting it to be this way.
Speaker 1: Oh bro, that's that's what. How many how many naive
Speaker 1: motherfuckers out there right now believe Sukie be eating niggas asses?
Speaker 1: I thought she did like that? I mean, tell you
Speaker 1: the truth. I'm like, do she really eat niggas asses
Speaker 1: like she? Because I know some I know some nasty brods.
Speaker 3: You.
Speaker 1: I'm like, like, hey, she wrapping it? Maybe she really
Speaker 1: get down like she lived?
Speaker 3: Yea, And I don't even know if that's you know,
Speaker 3: comparing gangster rap. Oh it's the same, you know to
Speaker 3: what they're doing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it is the same, because it's a It's a
Speaker 1: lot of niggas who will say I'm a hard nigga
Speaker 1: and I claim this and I'm from this and I'm
Speaker 1: from now.
Speaker 3: I would say what gainst the rappers, they have a
Speaker 3: tendency to embellish the facts a little bit more, but
Speaker 3: it's still a fact. I don't think you could be
Speaker 3: sweet Sweet probably pure bred at the crib didn't get
Speaker 3: on the record talk about eating people's ass.
Speaker 4: And seconds, it's niggas.
Speaker 5: Still niggas are not gangsters, but they might make gangster
Speaker 5: That's actually more niggas that are not gang members that
Speaker 5: make gangster rap. Then there are niggas that are gang
Speaker 5: members that make gangster rap completely like just how you said,
Speaker 5: like literally not a gangster completely, not at all, not
Speaker 5: even a little bit, and they make gainst the rap, right.
Speaker 5: But I don't think I don't think we ever looked
Speaker 5: at those guys as victims if something happened to them,
Speaker 5: like not us, maybe people outside of a culture, but
Speaker 5: not us.
Speaker 4: We just like, oh shit, well you know just how
Speaker 4: this shit.
Speaker 1: Go exactly that's how for us, that's how it goes.
Speaker 1: But like I said, there's a gang of naive motherfuckers
Speaker 1: out there that be like our nigga, you you you
Speaker 1: smoking this? See a nigga, see the character and minutes
Speaker 1: to society And even though I've come from that walks
Speaker 1: of life, you know what I'm saying, gang bang, total guns,
Speaker 1: all that type of shit up. Niggas look at minister
Speaker 1: society and go or did you really kill a nigga
Speaker 1: with the desert eagle? Did you?
Speaker 4: People?
Speaker 1: Really? People are naive to that shit. Some people you
Speaker 1: just walked up on somebody when they bleeding, were you
Speaker 1: need some help, homy and just walked up on them.
Speaker 1: But like so, it goes a long way. The ship
Speaker 1: that you rap about and the image you portray, it
Speaker 1: goes a long way to certain peace because, like I said,
Speaker 1: there's really niggas out there who might go, oh, fuck
Speaker 1: this nigga when he come to town.
Speaker 5: Niggas thought I actually killed Tupac. I'm not still will tell.
Speaker 1: You, man, there's a lot of just naive people out there.
Speaker 1: And and I don't give a fuck how crazy this
Speaker 1: shit sounds. It's just some motherfuckers who were just nah nigga,
Speaker 1: that shit real nigga, that shit really happened. So the whole,
Speaker 1: the whole point about that is how how like how
Speaker 1: do these you know? And I ain't gonna even say
Speaker 1: just the females, because like you say, glasses, it's a
Speaker 1: lot of niggas who rap about what they're really not about.
Speaker 1: How do you want me to take that? Though? How
Speaker 1: do you want me to take it? When I watch
Speaker 1: your videos and you acting like you licking on any
Speaker 1: other girls, so and then you like, how do I
Speaker 1: supposed to take that? When I see you in real life?
Speaker 1: Am I supposed to go? Hey? Is that all? Do
Speaker 1: you really be eating motherfucker shit? Like like I really
Speaker 1: want to know? And that's why I say so. If
Speaker 1: that's your image, how come you didn't play that image
Speaker 1: out when all this sexual harassment? And like I said, ladies,
Speaker 1: I don't condone like you said, I don't condone a
Speaker 1: nigga taking ship nigga. If you don't want a nigga
Speaker 1: to blow a kiss at you, nigga, nigga, don't blow
Speaker 1: a kiss at the motherfucker. But I'm saying, are you
Speaker 1: in character right now? Or aren't you to me?
Speaker 4: She's not to me. To me, she's not a great professional.
Speaker 4: That's my problem.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 5: It's like there's some space where she probably been a
Speaker 5: little whore, but in real life she probably want to
Speaker 5: be married. So the problem is, like I think the
Speaker 5: niggas I grew up listening to and the artists I
Speaker 5: grew up listening to, a consummate professional, y'all, niggas was
Speaker 5: always gonna be in character. It's different for you, right
Speaker 5: You are a nigga who I already knew was from
Speaker 5: where you was from. But the niggas who I didn't know.
Speaker 5: You know that that are not necessarily game members. Ship
Speaker 5: them niggas was always and motherfucking you know in en
Speaker 5: role they was in. They was in theater the whole time.
Speaker 5: So I think it's important minus even with the ladies,
Speaker 5: like fuck all of that ship.
Speaker 4: She gotta stay in roll. You got to stay in character.
Speaker 4: You got to stay in character.
Speaker 5: You're supposed to tell that little nigga pull and pull
Speaker 5: your dickyll litt Nigga'll show you.
Speaker 1: Right, just say the same ex I said, how do you?
Speaker 1: How do you tell? How do you? How do you
Speaker 1: tell the world? I'm eating the nigga's ass. And then
Speaker 1: when the nigga try to kiss on you, you go,
Speaker 1: that's sexual harassment. You can't kiss on me. I'm let
Speaker 1: you let your people do that. You damn sure was like. Now,
Speaker 1: now I can't believe that you're a wole. I can't
Speaker 1: believe that.
Speaker 4: I thought I thought you was serious.
Speaker 1: Yeah you can't. I can't believe you a hole. Now.
Speaker 1: I can't even believe the imagery now now I can't.
Speaker 1: I don't want to see no videos about you. Bent
Speaker 1: over and you you you you suck. No because a
Speaker 1: little a little boy tried to kiss on you. A
Speaker 1: little boy tried to I'm thinking you, like you said,
Speaker 1: you should have got up from the table, turned that
Speaker 1: nigga around and act like you going to put you
Speaker 1: on front street. You over this table right now, and
Speaker 1: act like I'm finished niggas. She would have killed them
Speaker 1: right there. You give me all the broads would have
Speaker 1: been like.
Speaker 3: Hooray, and she'd have messed around. Had that social currency,
Speaker 3: she'd have had two or three hundreds. My fathers would
Speaker 3: have been like, oh, this bitch ain't playing, but that's you.
Speaker 3: But then you let everybody else go, oh, you can't
Speaker 3: do that. That's sexual harassment. She came back and she said,
Speaker 3: I forgive him for his apology. And you know everything
Speaker 3: is entertainment and I'm a woman and all of that,
Speaker 3: and I know I might wear these type of clothes
Speaker 3: and woop the one.
Speaker 1: So now you now you bamboozo, and then you something
Speaker 1: we live in an era. Yeah, but I don't want
Speaker 1: to be bamboozo. Hold on, listen. If if you gonna
Speaker 1: show me some ass, show me some ass, listen, you
Speaker 1: canna forget me yo, show me some ass. And then
Speaker 1: when I take a look, you slap my hand away
Speaker 1: and go you can't look at my ass.
Speaker 4: Wait a minute, let the security guard do that.
Speaker 3: Wait wait a minute, No what No, bro, we lift
Speaker 3: in this false era, doog it's like we lifting them
Speaker 3: some often timeline to where women feel like they can
Speaker 3: go out. People just in general think they can go
Speaker 3: out and say the most insane stuff man, and think
Speaker 3: they go get away with it. The public is go,
Speaker 3: see you, you have to go outside at one point
Speaker 3: a month's real people. I'm gonna tell you an interesting thing, right,
Speaker 3: It's like the Takashi do Right. When she first sent
Speaker 3: me to Kash, y'all said, who is this? Look, he
Speaker 3: just looked crazy, right, But then when I heard about
Speaker 3: him setting up hits on niggas and this and that,
Speaker 3: I start thinking, for a minute, man, this little nigga.
Speaker 4: Might be the real Deniga crazy.
Speaker 3: He crazy because he was really out there in character,
Speaker 3: full time and on the phone. I'm putting a hit.
Speaker 3: I got twenty five racks on this nigga. Nigga, fuck
Speaker 3: you eat my suck my dick. I'd be like, this
Speaker 3: nigga's just going in on everybody. But then when the
Speaker 3: real gangster shit started happening. You saw the result of that, right, People,
Speaker 3: you have to whatever energy you put out there, bro,
Speaker 3: that's what you go get.
Speaker 1: I mean, people gonna test you on that. It's like
Speaker 1: I said, it's it's niggas who want It's niggas who
Speaker 1: want to be important themselves. A lot of niggas think
Speaker 1: if I go pull a nigga's card or test a nigga,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna get instant fucking fame. So fuck it.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna tell y'all right now, I'm gonna tell y'all
Speaker 3: both right now, It's a nigga out there sitting here
Speaker 3: listening to this podcast and he can see the title
Speaker 3: The Gangster Chronicles, and he go say, when I see
Speaker 3: that nigga steal in traffic, I'm gonna see, nigga, you
Speaker 3: ain't no gangster? Why you want there with this? It's
Speaker 3: people that literally take everything to a head.
Speaker 4: Bro.
Speaker 3: They don't have the common sense or the mental capacity
Speaker 3: to understand, oh, this is a show right here. We
Speaker 3: talk about gangster shit. We talk more more gangster rap
Speaker 3: than anything else. But it's somebody out there that thinks
Speaker 3: just because we got the word gangster in there, they
Speaker 3: gonna come and test us. I'm gonna make sure because
Speaker 3: I'm the gangster that should be my shit.
Speaker 1: I'm just saying, image, image is everything in this in
Speaker 1: this industry and entertainment, and this what it is. Like
Speaker 1: I said, I if Suki was doing motherfucking Matrix moves
Speaker 1: on top of a building and jumping off from whatever.
Speaker 1: We know she's an actor. But in the line of
Speaker 1: ship that we deal with, as far as we are,
Speaker 1: as far as this hip hop game, a lot of
Speaker 1: people don't take it for entertainment, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: Niggas get on records and talk about they shot at
Speaker 1: a nigga, Motherfucker's gonna think a nigga shot at a
Speaker 1: nigga motherfucker. Hear a female talking about I just left
Speaker 1: Poundtown and got my my you know, my booty hole dugout,
Speaker 1: nigga's gonna think, Oh, she liked getting her ass dug out.
Speaker 1: You get me to and it's just a it's just
Speaker 1: that you have to you know, It's how far are
Speaker 1: you willing to go with the image?
Speaker 4: I'm with eight.
Speaker 5: I just wish she was a professional, Like, if you're
Speaker 5: gonna be a professional whore, be a professional who let
Speaker 5: everybody all of this ship if you say't character because
Speaker 5: now even right now I'm looking like I ain't fnna
Speaker 5: listen to this lady talking none of that ship.
Speaker 4: I use a fraud bitch, use.
Speaker 1: You, use you like I thought you like like you
Speaker 1: you had me sold on you being the intrigued. I'm
Speaker 1: intrigued from your from your music and your videos. And
Speaker 1: I'm not like I'm gonna go peep out something because
Speaker 1: god damn, she really on.
Speaker 3: Some like yeah you now, one thing I will see
Speaker 3: on the opposite end of it. Told him regardless of
Speaker 3: what the broad is waring, or what she got on,
Speaker 3: or however she presents herself, it's one of them things,
Speaker 3: bro to where unless you would invite it, Bro, you
Speaker 3: probably shouldn't be putting your hands on the broad.
Speaker 4: Man, let me tell you.
Speaker 1: And I get that. Still, I can't nigga if if
Speaker 1: if she if she perpetrating like a whore, and she
Speaker 1: all up on me talking about nigga, I'm gonna turn
Speaker 1: you out, and I'm gonna fuck you, nigga, and I
Speaker 1: do this to you, and I do that, and I
Speaker 1: turn around and I walk up on her and grab
Speaker 1: my dick and go or turn me out, and she
Speaker 1: get to screaming, eh, like, wait a minute, what's all that?
Speaker 1: Like like I can't, I can't go now, I get it.
Speaker 1: I am like, no, you ain't supposed to touch you
Speaker 1: ain't supposed to You ain't supposed to touch your female
Speaker 1: and we're talking about I get all of that.
Speaker 5: I get a real your you ain't supposed to real
Speaker 5: horror would know how to deal with that without that real.
Speaker 1: Like I said, she was like, I've known some real horrors,
Speaker 1: and no way in hell a female that's on some
Speaker 1: real horrorism ship Finna be screaming, uh huh, you're sexually harassed.
Speaker 1: She'd have been like, Nigga, pull your dick out right now. Nigga,
Speaker 1: let nigga, Oh you won't want to on me? You
Speaker 1: know what? Oh you want to kiss on me? Nigga
Speaker 1: came kiss on this pussy right now, right now. That's
Speaker 1: some people fucker who really to stand her ground. Got
Speaker 1: nigga who cared to Like, like, Nigga, you don't you
Speaker 1: don't know, Nigga, I'm gonna show you. I'm the boss, bitch. Nigga,
Speaker 1: you want to kiss on something, come kiss on these
Speaker 1: pussy lips. Nigga right now, got care? Got I got to?
Speaker 1: This is the girl telling niggas I eat niggas asses.
Speaker 1: You gotta stay in character with nigga. You ain't gonna
Speaker 1: kiss on my lips. You can kiss on these pussy
Speaker 1: lips though, Come on, right here, we have the wrong
Speaker 1: to grind the nigga by his hand and walk them
Speaker 1: off the show, like, have.
Speaker 4: Your wrong conversation.
Speaker 1: Come on? Got a billion sales The next day in
Speaker 1: the back, when that nigga tried to kiss on her,
Speaker 1: she turned around and bent over and told that nigga, no,
Speaker 1: you can kiss on these ass cheeks.
Speaker 3: Niggah, speaking of wicks, speaking of you know your boy
Speaker 3: Gunna got the number one album on iTunes?
Speaker 4: Yeah I heard, I heard. I mean, but you know,
Speaker 4: I mean most people ain't in life, so they don't care.
Speaker 4: If somebody told I don't care.
Speaker 1: They don't look at that ship. They don't like I said.
Speaker 1: They don't come from fans nowadays, and people don't come
Speaker 1: from the standards that real niggas stood on.
Speaker 4: You know what's crazy.
Speaker 5: I got a cold eight trip. This the streets it
Speaker 5: was is what gave us standards. Without the streets would
Speaker 5: we really have standards. Think about that, like, like, if
Speaker 5: you're a regular person, you supposed to tell the police
Speaker 5: if somebody did something.
Speaker 1: Because the streets taught me is is how you how
Speaker 1: you be official and how niggas respect you, how to
Speaker 1: right the streets. Yeah, the streets didn't teach me how
Speaker 1: to be you know, snitching and you know that's regular ship.
Speaker 1: And as a regular motherfucker, you can't even look at
Speaker 1: a nigga in the aspect of he stand on the
Speaker 1: standards that we stood on.
Speaker 4: It just is most most regular civilians don't have.
Speaker 1: What did people think that what nobody was gonna run
Speaker 1: out and buy his record and they was gonna flop
Speaker 1: at nothing. No, like like, let me tell you something
Speaker 1: that the teeny boppers don't give a fuckla like my
Speaker 1: son who's eighteen nineteen, they don't give a fuck. Let
Speaker 1: me tell you something. Them foreigners overseas, they don't give
Speaker 1: a fuck. You give me. We're finna blast this shit
Speaker 1: all day. We don't care. That's on some different shit
Speaker 1: that we don't even deal with street politics. And y'all
Speaker 1: snitched on someone and told on someone they like, please,
Speaker 1: and the mentality of the motherfucker. The day is nigg
Speaker 1: you think I'm finna sit in jail and I got
Speaker 1: a rolls roy sitting at home and some chains and
Speaker 1: some bitches, and the nigga's gonna be talking like it
Speaker 1: was crazy.
Speaker 4: Is a nigga told on the nigga that made you rich?
Speaker 1: You got damn told on that, Like, nigga, please nigga
Speaker 1: do that. Nigga said, I'm done. I'm seeing tough for
Speaker 1: like two weeks and I'm gonna try to keep it real.
Speaker 1: That nigga was like, please let me go home. This
Speaker 1: motherfucker want to know.
Speaker 4: Their gang? Their gang, yes, ma'am. The whole, the whole
Speaker 4: primise of the defense is they're not a game. He
Speaker 4: was like, are there a gang? Yes, ma'am said, wait
Speaker 4: a minute, you you are hold up.
Speaker 5: So you inadvertently helped funk the people around you in
Speaker 5: this game and this organization commit crimes, yes, ma'am. So
Speaker 5: it was you and thug in the car and we
Speaker 5: found guns and we found pills, uh, And you said
Speaker 5: these aren't yours, yes, ma'am. And you are saying, inadvertently,
Speaker 5: with all your success, you have helped further this gang
Speaker 5: and all.
Speaker 4: The violence is committing, yes, ma'am. That is telling. That's jealous.
Speaker 1: And and and and the way and the way his
Speaker 1: fans look at it, and whoever putting him at number one,
Speaker 1: they say, we don't give a fuck. That's exactly what
Speaker 1: they say, all right.
Speaker 3: Gee, On another note, since we on that already. Man,
Speaker 3: you saw they gave text thirty five years today for
Speaker 3: the Irving Plazas you know which Troy Av's bodyguard was killed,
Speaker 3: and you know Texa's real name was Darryl Campbell. He
Speaker 3: was ordered to serve the sentence in state prison, followed
Speaker 3: by five years of post released supervision for the killing
Speaker 3: of Ronald Benga McPhatter, the free and of bodyguard of
Speaker 3: his nemesis, rapper Troy As aka Ryland Collins.
Speaker 5: Troy told on that case did all that. And this
Speaker 5: is what pissed me off about Troy the most, bro,
Speaker 5: because I actually was a fan of Troy aff I
Speaker 5: was a fan of Takashi. I was giving these guys
Speaker 5: music tries, and it was a time I even kind
Speaker 5: of got upset. I was like, Troy called Kendrick a weirdo,
Speaker 5: and I remember thinking to myself, like I didn't like
Speaker 5: that but you know what, I guess from a street
Speaker 5: nigger perspective, if you don't know the little homie, you
Speaker 5: might get it fucked up.
Speaker 4: So whatever, feemy, but you was preaching this street shit.
Speaker 5: You was big d boy in excess, and the first
Speaker 5: sign of trouble, the first sign of motherfucking trouble, all
Speaker 5: of that became a myth. The streets is a myth.
Speaker 5: It's like, no, brother, you gotta ride your own shit.
Speaker 5: And it irritates me.
Speaker 4: Is because.
Speaker 5: The general public right which to me, they should just
Speaker 5: mind their fucking business and leadership amongst people that come
Speaker 5: from the life, it's so easy to manipulate them and
Speaker 5: make them feel like, oh I didn't because they don't.
Speaker 5: They're getting one thing I realized eight and let me
Speaker 5: restart this whole train that I'm about to drive down
Speaker 5: everybody's throw. What I realized more than anything, dog, is
Speaker 5: when y'all first came out, everybody who wasn't street, even
Speaker 5: the black people who knew they weren't street, felt like
Speaker 5: they was learning from Ncaight and Compass.
Speaker 4: Most wanted felt like they was learning from Eaznwa felt
Speaker 4: like they were learning from ice Ta and the syndicate
Speaker 4: felt like they were learning from all of the ghetto boys.
Speaker 4: You felt like you were learning anybody else that wasn't
Speaker 4: from that small life that we are from. Right fast
Speaker 4: forward thirty years later, right, they hear some music and
Speaker 4: feel like they know what's going on.
Speaker 5: So most people really think they know what's going on.
Speaker 5: They like, oh, I've heard hip hop for thirty years.
Speaker 5: I have music to drive by, like you got music
Speaker 5: to drive by, so I know what's going on too.
Speaker 5: And it's like, that's the biggest problem. So even when
Speaker 5: you're telling people why you don't why you can't fuck
Speaker 5: with it, they're like, well, there's no paperwork, and I'm like,
Speaker 5: I was taught that, you know, it needs to be paperwork.
Speaker 4: It's on video, Like, what do you mean paperwork? It's
Speaker 4: literally a video of it him snitching. You don't need peck.
Speaker 5: And this is the problem because they heard that in
Speaker 5: the rap song and they said, well, some you know,
Speaker 5: my people told me that. No, your people didn't tell
Speaker 5: you that, because nobody who's from the streets will even
Speaker 5: question this. But that's the biggest problem today is where
Speaker 5: you have people who never grew up in the life,
Speaker 5: but they grew up listening to hip hop records, so
Speaker 5: they feel like they have as much vested and as
Speaker 5: much knowledge as the streets themselves, people from the streets.
Speaker 5: And that's what's fucking it all up, man. That's why
Speaker 5: people don't think he told in the first place. Even
Speaker 5: when I was talking to Chris still and I was
Speaker 5: telling them, he like, well, you know, he really they
Speaker 5: can't use what he shaid.
Speaker 4: I said.
Speaker 5: That's the fucking message his attorney put out, that they
Speaker 5: can't use the testimony. I'm like, it's obvious they can
Speaker 5: use the testimony against the It's obvious. It's not even
Speaker 5: a thought. It's not even a thought. They literally made
Speaker 5: him say these things for a specific reason. It wasn't
Speaker 5: for nothing else outside to build a case. So it's
Speaker 5: is weird now where even the people who might not
Speaker 5: fuck with him, you know, like I can see if
Speaker 5: Chris would say to me, you know what, man, that
Speaker 5: nigga's a rat, but I don't care because I'm not
Speaker 5: a thug. They don't even want to admit they not thumbs.
Speaker 5: They're like, well, you know, he didn't really tell. It
Speaker 5: wasn't like that's like yes, he did, like just say
Speaker 5: you like him?
Speaker 4: Here rat. I like Elton John. Elton John is gay.
Speaker 4: I like Freddie Mercury and cream that he gave. It's
Speaker 4: nothing like. You don't got to be you don't got
Speaker 4: to be anything else but yourself for me to like
Speaker 4: your music.
Speaker 5: And I'm not gonna make it no different. I'm not
Speaker 5: gonna make it if you I would never listen to
Speaker 5: a rat, right, because that goes against morally what I represent.
Speaker 4: Same thing. I'm not a homosexual, but that don't mean
Speaker 4: I can't Jim.
Speaker 5: I'm not gonna make Freddie Mercury the player of all
Speaker 5: players fucking bitches because I like his music.
Speaker 4: Right, he can be who he is, that's right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you don't fit this mold and I never I
Speaker 1: never expected you to fit the mold of what I represent,
Speaker 1: So I'm not I can't expect you to live by
Speaker 1: a code that I lived by. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: What Tax did say?
Speaker 3: He said, Man, half the stuff that was told him
Speaker 3: to stand by Troy aff who was off of a
Speaker 3: shorter sentence for his testimony, is a complete lot to
Speaker 3: protect himself from going to exail. And you know he,
Speaker 3: you know, Tax really believed he was the victim of
Speaker 3: an orchestrated hitting. He just defended himself. That's what he
Speaker 3: truly believes.
Speaker 1: In his mind. Of course, I wasn't there. I don't
Speaker 1: know what was going on.
Speaker 3: I know they had a long standing beef back and forth.
Speaker 3: You know, tax Let it be known. He wasn't rocking
Speaker 3: with Troy AV and vice versa. It was just a
Speaker 3: long standing situation. But thirty ear thirty five years a
Speaker 3: long time now. Gee, I don't know the law like that.
Speaker 3: Does he have a chance to get out earli or
Speaker 3: something like that.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 5: I ain't know attorney neither. I'm just a nigga, had
Speaker 5: been a jail a few times. But it's it's out
Speaker 5: the best with tax Man.
Speaker 1: Thirty five years, you gonna do it.
Speaker 4: At least he got action ship.
Speaker 1: Yeah, if if he didn't get it with the al
Speaker 1: then he got action. He got action. Got that parole
Speaker 1: after a.
Speaker 4: Better than forever.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because he's been there for five years already. You
Speaker 1: get thirty five years and ship. Some niggas give you ship,
Speaker 1: you get a chance for parole after eight years or
Speaker 1: some ship. You get me. I'm not I'm not no
Speaker 1: like you said, I'm not going off the whatever. And
Speaker 1: I don't know really, but you know, if you got
Speaker 1: action at parole, then you will get you that parole.
Speaker 1: You get me as long as a motherfucker gonna get
Speaker 1: the al on it. And then you hey, kickstand and
Speaker 1: kickstands will hold you up. Exact, you get me. Nigga
Speaker 1: get forty years and ship he got a forty.
Speaker 4: Years be life.
Speaker 5: Yeah, the other nig the other nigga ain't never coming back,
Speaker 5: so you know what I mean, Shit, he got action,
Speaker 5: but that that that that whole ship really disappointed me, man.
Speaker 4: And it's like, look, I get it, you know what
Speaker 4: I mean, I get it out. I'm not saying.
Speaker 5: I understand what it's like to be under that pressure.
Speaker 5: I've been under that pressure before. But my point is
Speaker 5: it can't just be good when it's beneficial for you.
Speaker 5: And I guess that's the human condition, you know what
Speaker 5: I mean. Like it was all fine for him to
Speaker 5: do all this shit and drag his man, and you
Speaker 5: was gonna approach this man and do all of this,
Speaker 5: and that man turned the score on you. You know,
Speaker 5: you were thinking, in a in a real world, you
Speaker 5: would just deal with it. But again, man, a lot
Speaker 5: of men are becoming women. They don't want to have
Speaker 5: no accountability, and snitching is one of the number one
Speaker 5: ways to avoid accountability, you know. And I'm talking about
Speaker 5: real snitch, and I like that fake snitching where you've
Speaker 5: seen a crime and you tell the police. I'm saying,
Speaker 5: when you are telling the police about someone else's crime
Speaker 5: to avoid being punished for yours, that's snitch.
Speaker 1: Not I about this when me and you both go
Speaker 1: do some dirt and then I want to tell and
Speaker 1: shit to save my own ass. That's man, yeamn It
Speaker 1: ain't like yeah, like you said. If I if a
Speaker 1: motherfucker see an actual crying happen and he tells me.
Speaker 4: You see an old lady get mugged, and you see
Speaker 4: an old lady get killed, I'm.
Speaker 1: Told you told on you told on the nigga who
Speaker 1: killed the old lady. I didn't know that, motherfucker. I
Speaker 1: just you and me like, nigga, you snitched on the
Speaker 1: nigga who killed the old lady.
Speaker 4: And I understand that that's a level.
Speaker 1: That's the Yes, that's that's this modern society's definition of snitching.
Speaker 3: But they're liking that on everybody. They putting on. If
Speaker 3: somebody is bringing to my mama's house. I expected to
Speaker 3: do nothing but call the police. That nigga, your mama snitched.
Speaker 1: Because mama tell on the nigga who's who broke into
Speaker 1: her house. Today, that's considered snitching, Ain't that crazy, seventy
Speaker 1: something year old woman I was. I was.
Speaker 4: Explaining this to a kid on Instagram, man, and the
Speaker 4: little dude was asking me. He was like, no, gee,
Speaker 4: snitch is when anybody tell the police. See y'all trying
Speaker 4: to change the rules.
Speaker 5: And I'm like, bro, there were people houses one hundred
Speaker 5: and seventeenth Street that you did not sell PCP in
Speaker 5: front of. And it wasn't because you know what I mean,
Speaker 5: like they was gonna come out of kill you. They
Speaker 5: was gonna call the police on you. And my older
Speaker 5: homies didn't say, hey, we gonna murder them people. Them
Speaker 5: older people that that that raised usn't been around us
Speaker 5: a whole life. There was like, hey, don't sell in
Speaker 5: front of miss Johnson house. She gonna call the police.
Speaker 5: It was a respect for that lady that so I
Speaker 5: and I'm trying to explain this. This is in all communities.
Speaker 5: They were all elders that raised your generation, my generation,
Speaker 5: the last generation and that you just respected them and
Speaker 5: you knew that they didn't play by your same rules.
Speaker 5: And if you violated, they might my older homies for
Speaker 5: violate me, they would be on me. Man a man,
Speaker 5: don't if I to fuck you up because you done
Speaker 5: got this lady mad. They don't give a fuck about
Speaker 5: that ship. So again, trying to explain people the reality
Speaker 5: of how we grow up is so hard because they
Speaker 5: are so convinced that they know.
Speaker 3: Hey see, let me ask you this. Questions for you
Speaker 3: and eight. So Boozie he just got bailed. Him throwing
Speaker 3: his security under the bus. Is that kind of snitching?
Speaker 4: I don't know what did he How they throw a
Speaker 4: security under the bus?
Speaker 1: That's what they said. Bootsie got how they how they
Speaker 1: got him is because he was on Instagram and wherever
Speaker 1: he was and whoever was filming him videoed him with
Speaker 1: the heat in his back pocket. And they say the
Speaker 1: police was watching the Instagram live. That's how they arrested him.
Speaker 1: So what is he what he throwing the security under
Speaker 1: the bus? House saying what the pistol wasn't his? It
Speaker 1: was his securities. Let me see, I'm trying to see
Speaker 1: right now because I have.
Speaker 3: The prosecutor said officers found two guns in suv, one
Speaker 3: of the security guard's bag and one on the seat
Speaker 3: between Hacks and the guard. One of those guns Max
Speaker 3: the one seen in the Instagram video he election. He
Speaker 3: also claimed an officer offered her Hacks threatening the security
Speaker 3: guard for not taking the blame for the guns. Callahan
Speaker 3: alleged Hacks told the guard, You're gonna be in the
Speaker 3: body bag. The prosecutor described instant as a well thought
Speaker 3: out planning to arm himself and hire the truth from
Speaker 3: law enforcement. And all the other recordings played in the court,
Speaker 3: Hats is heard repeatedly and Hacks Boozy telling officers that
Speaker 3: the guns belonged to his security guard and that he
Speaker 3: only had the gun in his waistband for the music
Speaker 3: video he was shooting. Blanco told the judge that guard
Speaker 3: brought the guns when he flew to San Diego from
Speaker 3: Georgia and declared both guns of TSA officials. She also
Speaker 3: did not Hack she every threat in the guard and
Speaker 3: said if such a threat was made, it would have
Speaker 3: been recorded on one of the officers. His body warn
Speaker 3: cameras see it seemed like they out to get Boozy man.
Speaker 5: Well, yeah, but I mean, Boosy been popping it. Boosey
Speaker 5: been a high, like a really great representative of street coaching,
Speaker 5: and I'm sure they looking to break him down, you
Speaker 5: know what I mean, because he called the motherfuckers out
Speaker 5: every weekend. He don't let up like I might say
Speaker 5: one or two things. Boosie is gonna drill that shit
Speaker 5: into your fucking head. He ain't finna let you get
Speaker 5: off man. That niggas a right, he gonna.
Speaker 1: Go, you know what I mean.
Speaker 5: So I'm sure you know the people is looking to
Speaker 5: try to make him look, to put some chinks in
Speaker 5: his armor. But you like, again, somebody really from the streets,
Speaker 5: you know, better just to kind of wait and see
Speaker 5: what really is what because if you jump to conclusions,
Speaker 5: you just you know, you're silly. You don't know what's
Speaker 5: really going on.
Speaker 1: Niggas listening, you know, reading what I just read. Again,
Speaker 1: I'm not privy.
Speaker 3: I don't have the court documents and nothing in front
Speaker 3: of that, so I'm real careful about just you know,
Speaker 3: spewing rhetorica, you know, just putting rhetoric out there. But
Speaker 3: that's what his lawyer said. That if that was if
Speaker 3: he said something like that made a threat to guard.
Speaker 3: It would be in the body camp audio. You know,
Speaker 3: it would be in the body camp audio. I just think, man, definitely,
Speaker 3: if Boozy guilty for anything, he guilty for being an
Speaker 3: ignorant dumb dude. Man, because when you you're not supposed
Speaker 3: to be around no guns, dog none. Well even the
Speaker 3: position he and dog, if you were, if you were
Speaker 3: feeling bro if you were felling and you out in
Speaker 3: these streets free, you're not supposed to be around no
Speaker 3: pistols dog none.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but that's hard to tell a nigga from the
Speaker 1: street not to be around no pistols, especially because like that,
Speaker 1: that's hard. I mean, I ain't I don't even I
Speaker 1: don't speak on that subject because it's I do think.
Speaker 3: You gotta yourself, protect yourself. And like last it said,
Speaker 3: Boozie has been a representative. He's been a representative of
Speaker 3: the streets man for so long. Dog just be out
Speaker 3: there at you, man, that's just it.
Speaker 1: That's it some people, you know, especially when they look
Speaker 1: at your your continued success, whatever it might be. And
Speaker 1: like you said, my nigga's controversial. He always speak in
Speaker 1: his mind, and he gonna say something about whether it's
Speaker 1: from the l G B t Q shit to his
Speaker 1: opinion of another rapper or this niggas a snitch and
Speaker 1: or whatever he is a he is a motherfucker that's
Speaker 1: gonna speak his mind. And and some people just be
Speaker 1: feeling like enough is enough, and I want to do
Speaker 1: whatever I can to, you know, pray for this nigga's downfall.
Speaker 3: Y'all keep thinking that these law enforcement officials, these officers
Speaker 3: and people in law enforcement.
Speaker 1: When they don't like yeah, when they don't like you,
Speaker 1: they they peeping you out. They watch it. And and
Speaker 1: any time you get a following, and motherfuckers start paying
Speaker 1: attention to your ship, whether it be some negative or
Speaker 1: positive ship, they gonna they're gonna start listening.
Speaker 3: They're gonna start listening because they gonna figure they could
Speaker 3: find information less like you know, they like to give
Speaker 3: certain podcasts the rap that they're the police or whatever
Speaker 3: like that. But man, them people going on people shows
Speaker 3: and say, what the hell they say, I ain't RESPONSI
Speaker 3: before the nigga come on the show and say, now
Speaker 3: you're dealing with me, I'm more than likely to cut
Speaker 3: some ship out that the niggas said that could possibly
Speaker 3: get them in trouble. I've done that several times. Ain't
Speaker 3: nobody called and ask me to take out nothing. I'd
Speaker 3: be thinking, like, hey, man, bro, you know you said
Speaker 3: this and that and that thing. I went ahead and
Speaker 3: took that out.
Speaker 1: Yeah, some like I said, some some niggas some some
Speaker 1: some niggas. Is they have a very broad opinion, and
Speaker 1: nothing is going to you silence my opinion of what
Speaker 1: I think. You know, I'm gonna use this free speech
Speaker 1: ship to the fucking fullest. Man. I'm gonna say what
Speaker 1: the futpace thing is.
Speaker 3: A myth, and I'll look at how they take people's
Speaker 3: livelihoods from them for having an opinion while we steadily
Speaker 3: getting shit served down oufthroat.
Speaker 1: Right, why do you why do we even have that? Then?
Speaker 1: Why do we have the free speech thing? When you
Speaker 1: notice that when a motherfucker has free speech, he's usually
Speaker 1: it usually ends up in the fucked up situation. Selective, bro,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna tell you it's real selective. Bro. Anytime today,
Speaker 1: you already know you can't say shit about certain motherfuckers,
Speaker 1: no dog. If you say something dog about people from
Speaker 1: certain communities, you gonna have all kind of stuff come down.
Speaker 1: You gona lose sponsorships, you gonna lose different opportunities for stuff, bro.
Speaker 1: So it's almost like the whole free speech thing is
Speaker 1: a myth right about now though, So glasses, do we
Speaker 1: have free speech? No?
Speaker 4: Because it casts your ass.
Speaker 1: It costs you. That's what I'm saying. Why do why
Speaker 1: do we have this this this fucking shit from the
Speaker 1: wig wearing day motherfuckers saying we got free speech that nigga,
Speaker 1: you know damn well you speak on certain shit. Nigga,
Speaker 1: your life is overs a lot. You gotta remember. It's
Speaker 1: a whole new regime. They gonna take your money, they
Speaker 1: gonna take your property, they go to freedom, they gonna
Speaker 1: take your freedom, they gonna take everything, and they gonna
Speaker 1: make sure every motherfucker that is important in this country
Speaker 1: go against your ass for saying what the fuck you
Speaker 1: post to have the right to say. If I want
Speaker 1: to say, fucker, motherfucker, I don't like y'all, you can't
Speaker 1: say that about certain motherfuckers.
Speaker 4: Only certain motherfuckers too.
Speaker 1: Bro.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna tell you, like this, bro, then wig wearing
Speaker 3: people with different people, you gotta you gotta remember. They
Speaker 3: just gotta finished fight England's ass for their freedom because
Speaker 3: this country was really founded by a bunch of criminals. Right,
Speaker 3: So they came over here wanting to do what they
Speaker 3: want to do. So they deal with England anyway. Right,
Speaker 3: They was like, man, we're not going by this. We're
Speaker 3: gonna get to carry straps, We're gonna get to do
Speaker 3: this and that. Right, So you figure now that was them,
Speaker 3: Like even taxation wasn't legal. That's what we went to war.
Speaker 3: That's what the United States went to war with England
Speaker 3: over when they first came over and established the colonies.
Speaker 3: That's what they went to war with England before it
Speaker 3: was behind taxation. Now they're taking every.
Speaker 1: Motherfucker's dollar they can exactly. They taking every and that
Speaker 1: was supposed to only be a wartime everything. When the
Speaker 1: war I think it was the Second World War, forgive
Speaker 1: me if I'm wrong, all ya, And then we got
Speaker 1: it and then we got the right the bear arms. Right, Yeah,
Speaker 1: they trying, he wrote, just like I was watching, they
Speaker 1: made up all this ship about the gun ship because
Speaker 1: they didn't want niggas carrying pistols.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's where it came from. Gee, you know, the
Speaker 3: whole thing about in California came with the pistols because
Speaker 3: the Black Panthers used to show.
Speaker 1: Up and stuff and the the court buildings and the
Speaker 1: state protests and all that, and they used to be
Speaker 1: walking through the halls heated. So that's why all these
Speaker 1: strict gun laws came, because they actually didn't want niggas
Speaker 1: to carry pistols. Yeah, but they're still written down. You
Speaker 1: have the right to bear arms. Don't want to change it,
Speaker 1: like it's still written down. You have freedom of speech,
Speaker 1: but none of that pertains to this age.
Speaker 3: They are really trying to put their pin man to
Speaker 3: the It's gonna get real interested in this country over
Speaker 3: the next two or three years, bro, because you have
Speaker 3: a certain segment of the country. They're still trying to
Speaker 3: fight for our most basic rights, like guns, like being
Speaker 3: able to carry a pistol, being able to say what
Speaker 3: you want to say. Because now it's not like that, bro,
Speaker 3: because you say the wrong thing.
Speaker 1: Bro, it's over. I keep telling you call it. They
Speaker 1: call it.
Speaker 5: What's that clause called in sports that they have the
Speaker 5: professional athletes, what's that clause?
Speaker 3: Like the back of my hand too, just can't think
Speaker 3: of it right now. But you have an we say, Brian,
Speaker 3: you have morality.
Speaker 4: Clause morality clause.
Speaker 5: That that literally goes right against that goes right against
Speaker 5: freedom of speech and freedom in general. If you can,
Speaker 5: if you can decide if my conduct is acceptable, and
Speaker 5: you could you could actually punish me based off of
Speaker 5: my conduct, then it goes against the whole concept because
Speaker 5: that means it's just you don't have to agree with
Speaker 5: what I'm doing. Like if you look at somebody like
Speaker 5: John Morant, like even if he had a gun, if
Speaker 5: it's not illegal, no matter how he handles it, long
Speaker 5: as he's not breaking the law, we really shouldn't be
Speaker 5: able to say nothing. But it doesn't work that way,
Speaker 5: you know what I mean. They have a morality cause
Speaker 5: and we don't like what you're doing, which tends to
Speaker 5: backfire on us in the first place.
Speaker 1: Right, we don't like the fact that you're you're tarnishing
Speaker 1: the NBA.
Speaker 4: Name, like somebody give a fuck somebody?
Speaker 1: Yeah, Like, okay, your care Like it's a gang of
Speaker 1: niggas who ain't in it, n b A who carries straps,
Speaker 1: you get me. It's like it's niggas who cares. It's
Speaker 1: regular citizens who have the right to have a gun. Right.
Speaker 1: It's more I'm gonna tell you now, if the NBA
Speaker 1: says you don't have a right to carry a pencil
Speaker 1: because their tarnishes are image.
Speaker 3: White dude that you may see in Target that looks
Speaker 3: just as just regular. He might have a hammer in
Speaker 3: his back and his waistline. Dog legally carrying.
Speaker 1: That point with a motherfucking Davy Crockett knife on the
Speaker 1: side and everything, and walking around proudly like I dare
Speaker 1: you to try to take my buck knife off of
Speaker 1: me or whatever I mean, and they all fight for that, man.
Speaker 1: And I'm gonna tell you, dog, that's that's a whole
Speaker 1: nother thing.
Speaker 3: Man. We about to shut this down, Man, But I
Speaker 3: want to remind everybody. First, I want to think Glasses
Speaker 3: for coming in man, Glasses checking in with us on
Speaker 3: the show. We don't have us a rough day, Glasses.
Speaker 3: I appreciate you coming on, bro. Yeah, And I want
Speaker 3: to talk about Man, this event that we got coming up. Man,
Speaker 3: we we had to, you know, change a few things around, Man,
Speaker 3: but we are still having our two hundredth episode Slash
Speaker 3: the thirtieth Anniverse for the legendary movie that my co
Speaker 3: host was in.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 3: One of the things just changed the scene that he
Speaker 3: was on there just acting the Food Minister Society. Yeah,
Speaker 3: we gonna have eight We gonna have Tyrant Turner up there.
Speaker 3: I just heard were gonna have Caffeine and some other
Speaker 3: members of the cast.
Speaker 1: Man up there. The Glasses Malone is performing that night.
Speaker 1: Eighties performing that night.
Speaker 4: Man.
Speaker 1: And this is all going down, man. The first is July.
Speaker 3: All, y'all had y'all welfare checks or whatever y'all got
Speaker 3: for my public assistance people out there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, come on too, you know, come on through, man.
Speaker 1: And that's gonna be Man. That's gonna be in Hollywood, California. Man.
Speaker 3: We will have the details, Man, We had details in
Speaker 3: the show description. Man, but y'all make sure y'all make
Speaker 3: it out.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 3: That's gonna be cracking. It's the vortex in Hollywood. Man,
Speaker 3: it's going down July first, Glasses, What you got going
Speaker 3: on now? Man, it's gonna shake up the planet because
Speaker 3: you pissed people off since I've been working with you. Dog,
Speaker 3: my life don't change.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I know your blood pressure and went up and everything.
Speaker 3: Blood pressure one went up. I'm about to get in
Speaker 3: the fights when I go out now, Man, what you
Speaker 3: got going on now?
Speaker 4: Oh? Man?
Speaker 5: Man, listen, if the world ain't mad at me, if
Speaker 5: the world ain't mad at you, you ain't making good
Speaker 5: gangster wrap.
Speaker 3: And there it is, right there, And I think we
Speaker 3: can end it on that note. We out here, sure
Speaker 3: she I appreciate you, bro.
Speaker 1: Well.
Speaker 3: That concludes another episode of the Gainst the Chronicles podcast.
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