Speaker 1: So Kelly is sending out there little booklets for primary
Speaker 1: elections just to get to know the candidates and uh,
Speaker 1: who's running for us in it? You know, we're about
Speaker 1: to have a governor, a gubernatorial reas and uh, you know,
Speaker 1: the candidates make these statements and they're in the beginning
Speaker 1: of the booklets that you get, which usually know why
Speaker 1: you really pay the tend here you want to hear
Speaker 1: some you know, hear some foliage. That's me turning the
Speaker 1: page of all the different candidates, and you know, like
Speaker 1: sometimes getting on the ballot is really uh, just just
Speaker 1: to be there, you know, and then other times they're like,
Speaker 1: you know, some people it's a long shot, but maybe
Speaker 1: you can like split the vote. Like there's a lot
Speaker 1: of strategy. Like everybody doesn't consider themselves an actual like candidate,
Speaker 1: you know, like you're not really a contender. Sometimes you're
Speaker 1: just trying to change the narrative or split the vote.
Speaker 1: So we got our Green Party, the student, you know,
Speaker 1: Louis Javier Rodriguez with his statements I am your social, environmental, economic,
Speaker 1: health justice candidate, endorsed by the Green, Peace and Freedom
Speaker 1: and Justice parties, you know, left unity slate, right, So
Speaker 1: Then there's then you've got the Democratic dude, Armando Mondo Perez,
Speaker 1: you know, California Proclamation, My beloved Californians, I empathize with
Speaker 1: the be guy oment or nor prejudice. How solemn my
Speaker 1: words must tender to assuage your unfringed And it's like, like,
Speaker 1: what what are you saying? Then you got the the
Speaker 1: listen to Jenny ray LaRue, Republican. I'm a business owner,
Speaker 1: a mom and entrepreneur who will revive the California dream.
Speaker 1: I used to come to California. People used to come
Speaker 1: to California to proceed dreams. Now they're fleeting nightmare inflation housing.
Speaker 1: Then you got the like I'm gonna lead by the Constitution.
Speaker 1: But who really drew my eyes was Marianna B. Dawston.
Speaker 1: And you can look at her this This isn't a
Speaker 1: type recorder like you know, endorsing her, But everybody else
Speaker 1: got these paragraphs introducing herselves themselves. Maranness is fall politicians.
Speaker 1: It really drew my eye. I was like, yo, I
Speaker 1: would actually look you up because this is hilarious, man,
Speaker 1: But this ain't really what this is about. This is
Speaker 1: about what all these people can learn from because she's right.
Speaker 1: Don't nobody like y'all, don't nobody trust y'all. There's something
Speaker 1: about you lacking that I think all of you should
Speaker 1: take a class from Sit at the feet of and
Speaker 1: you could possibly learn how to actually be good everywhere,
Speaker 1: really make an impact and get yourself chosen by the people.
Speaker 1: And there's only one person you could learn all this from,
Speaker 1: Snoop Dogg. Good politics, y'all. Yeah, what's up, y'all? Welcome?
Speaker 1: This one's fun. I liked this episode because it came
Speaker 1: out of listening to another podcast just from my own leisure,
Speaker 1: and I was able to witness firsthand a couple of
Speaker 1: proofs of concept, like right before my years. I didn't
Speaker 1: say eyes because I wasn't watching the YouTube version. So
Speaker 1: there's a podcast called Drink Champs, and if you're not
Speaker 1: familiar with it, that says a lot about my demographic
Speaker 1: a listener, which no big deal, right, It's just something
Speaker 1: to note. So Drink Champs is it start off as
Speaker 1: a YouTube show became a podcast is on the Black
Speaker 1: Effect Network. It's uh nori um legendary, like you know,
Speaker 1: Queen's Rapper, New York Rapper and d J E. F
Speaker 1: n from Miami, right, so like club Legend who actually
Speaker 1: grew up in Southgate, believe it or not, West West anyway,
Speaker 1: they have these like two hour three hour for our
Speaker 1: conversation where they basically want to give a lot of
Speaker 1: the ogs and hip hop. You know, they're flowers and
Speaker 1: they have them just kind of sit around tell stories
Speaker 1: in front of a table of every possible liquor and
Speaker 1: beer and drink you can imagine. And they got their
Speaker 1: names like drink Champs. Like honestly, like these boys, they'd
Speaker 1: be putting it away. And what's crazy is normally listening
Speaker 1: to drunk people talk is not entertaining if you sober,
Speaker 1: you know, saying like it's just it's probably one of
Speaker 1: the worst experience to see it like you do only
Speaker 1: one sober and you're listening to drunk people talk like hey,
Speaker 1: and if our brown folks drunk is different than like
Speaker 1: white girls drunk black, you know, a white boy drunk white,
Speaker 1: you know, which is which is very much besides the point,
Speaker 1: but something to note because I feel like white what
Speaker 1: y'all just whatever has alcohol and if y'all y'all drink it,
Speaker 1: just put it all together, it all matter, you know,
Speaker 1: like there's no rhythm to your drinking, Like we pick
Speaker 1: a drink if we're doing liquor today, we're doing liquor.
Speaker 1: Maybe I'll do a beer earlier day. But if we
Speaker 1: drink a beer, we drink a beer, it's it's a corona,
Speaker 1: it's it's it's a coat. It's it's like if you
Speaker 1: drink a beer, you drink a beer. If you drink
Speaker 1: a liquor, it's like, oh, you know, it's my you
Speaker 1: know I'm on Henny today or today I'm on Rose.
Speaker 1: Like we drink our shampoo, like we drink what we're drinking,
Speaker 1: Like y'all just be shoving it down your three and
Speaker 1: I don't you know, I know you've seen it, heard
Speaker 1: of the phrase ship face for like white girl wasted,
Speaker 1: because I don't know what it is about white women
Speaker 1: and drinking, but y'all like it looked y'all shouldn't do
Speaker 1: it unless you Irish. I'm just playing. I shouldn't pick
Speaker 1: on no Irish, especially after doing this potato blight situation anyway. Um,
Speaker 1: but I will say this, if you've ever had a
Speaker 1: chance to go to a pub with with with some
Speaker 1: with some Irish brothers, uh, it's probably the funnest time
Speaker 1: you'll ever have. The fools starts singing like, y'all fun anyway,
Speaker 1: uh so we drink differently. The point is it's usually
Speaker 1: not fun being the only sober person around a bunch
Speaker 1: of drunk people because they're just saying nonsense and they
Speaker 1: s learned their words and it all makes sense. But
Speaker 1: this pod, for some reason works, And the part of
Speaker 1: part of why it works is because you've got like
Speaker 1: vets in the game in hip hop talking to other
Speaker 1: vets in hip hop and really challenging this idea that, like,
Speaker 1: you know, hip hop as a young man's sport. Now
Speaker 1: I'm rambling right now, This ain't the point. These people
Speaker 1: usually are telling amazing stories and it's just dope because
Speaker 1: if you're just a fan of just the culture of
Speaker 1: hip hop and everybody around it, like it's just so
Speaker 1: dope to hear these legends like sit down and talk
Speaker 1: like this about moments in hip hop that, like you know,
Speaker 1: there are movies about, or they'll continue to be movies about.
Speaker 1: The particular one I talked to you talk to you
Speaker 1: all about today is the second appearance of Snoop Snoop
Speaker 1: Doggie Dog the d O DOUBLEG the Dogs Father Uncle
Speaker 1: Snoop Dun dumb dum dumb dum dum dumb Snoop. Okay,
Speaker 1: So they made the assertion on this pod, uh that
Speaker 1: I actually made the assertion. I was like, I may
Speaker 1: have to agree with this. He said he's probably the
Speaker 1: most famous rapper ever. Snoop was like, I begged to differ,
Speaker 1: and he was like, who's famous? He goes Mickey Mouse.
Speaker 1: He's like, no, I'm just sucking chicken. But out here
Speaker 1: in California, there's a consensus that and it's difficult for
Speaker 1: me as being somebody that's like come from like lyrical
Speaker 1: rapidi rap world that like. But the consensus is Snoop
Speaker 1: is the greatest rapper of all time. So he's the
Speaker 1: most famous and it's the greatest rapper of all time.
Speaker 1: Now why they would say this is this and and
Speaker 1: here follow me. Now, I'm gonna make a this this
Speaker 1: part is gonna make a different point about Snoop. But
Speaker 1: the argument is this, when you take all around, like
Speaker 1: buy and large, the totality of what it means to
Speaker 1: be a hip hop artist, Snoop can do it all.
Speaker 1: Is he the greatest lyricists ever? No, But do we
Speaker 1: got bars? Absolutely? Do he got street bangers? Is he
Speaker 1: the streeting this the most murderous killing? No? But do
Speaker 1: we got street bangers? Yes? Do the streets respect him? Yes?
Speaker 1: Do the corporate respect him? Yes? Does he know how
Speaker 1: to do pop hits yes? Do we got songs for
Speaker 1: the girls? Yes? Has he have longevity thirty years in
Speaker 1: the game, yes? Is he you know what I'm saying? So?
Speaker 1: Has he made a classic record? Yes? Now has he
Speaker 1: continued to make classic records? Well, you know, some may
Speaker 1: beg the different right, Uh, doggy Style obviously far away,
Speaker 1: Like nothing's ever touched the success of Doggy Style, But
Speaker 1: that don't mean he don't got drop it like it's hot, beautiful,
Speaker 1: like all these other hits that I know. When he
Speaker 1: did his verses with with d m X, it was like,
Speaker 1: I feel like, this is not even fair. The catalog
Speaker 1: is too deep. Snoop got it just it's it's too
Speaker 1: long of a catalog. So there. So because of that,
Speaker 1: they was like and the fact that like, can let's
Speaker 1: let's the cultural impact right of of who Snoop? Of
Speaker 1: Snoop is Eave changed the name be able to change
Speaker 1: the name of Snoop line, and people actually followed it.
Speaker 1: The fact that listen, none of y'all knew where Long
Speaker 1: Beach was. No one cared outside of Cali. I knew
Speaker 1: what Long Beach was? Who came from Long Beach before Snoop? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Exactly that I'm saying that you knew of Why do
Speaker 1: you call it the LBC? Snoop? It's you're you're all
Speaker 1: talking gang stuff. Why do y'all crip walk? I mean, listen,
Speaker 1: you you think y'all didn't know who y'all didn't know crips?
Speaker 1: M C m C eight wasn't He wasn't sea walking
Speaker 1: on everybody? You say, what dub see in a mad circle,
Speaker 1: that that's why we're crip walking? Oh did so? Okay?
Speaker 1: So you saying they that predates Snoop walking on foods?
Speaker 1: Maybe not that I know of everybody I know how
Speaker 1: to see everybody I know want to know how to
Speaker 1: see walk? Was because because Snoop, at least everybody outside
Speaker 1: of like our culture. You know what I mean When
Speaker 1: I say our culture, you call it LBC because he
Speaker 1: called it that long like it's Long Beach crips, Like
Speaker 1: that's you're this gang talk. Hey, I'm going to the LBC.
Speaker 1: I'll be like, no, you're not. You know you're not.
Speaker 1: You're not going to the LBC. You've never been. Even
Speaker 1: when you go, you still have never been. You're not
Speaker 1: going to the ELBA. Snoop. The Man got a show
Speaker 1: with Martha Stewart. The Man puffed herb and then got
Speaker 1: on the top of a roof and sea walked at
Speaker 1: the super Bowl. I mean, is this not the whitest institution? Yes,
Speaker 1: the same super Bowl that wouldn't let Colin Kaepernick. Neil Snoop.
Speaker 1: He is a far and away untouchable. The Brother can
Speaker 1: do no wrong. He is good in every hood, everywhere.
Speaker 1: Black folks mess with him. The Latinos messed with him.
Speaker 1: Hell his spot, the compound, it's in Inglewood. Follow me,
Speaker 1: Inglewood's They bloods. He messed with bloods. He good. He's
Speaker 1: good with them. He's good with He's good with the crips.
Speaker 1: He good with the bloods. He good with the city,
Speaker 1: he good with. The man owns Death Row Do y'all?
Speaker 1: Are y'all following me? Are you following me? The Man
Speaker 1: owns death Row Records and turned it into a metaverse label.
Speaker 1: Just the Brother can do no he is good. Everywhere
Speaker 1: you picked the whitest, the white boys, they know exactly
Speaker 1: who you picked the whitest the white girls. Anywhere in
Speaker 1: the world they know who snoop is. My favorite part
Speaker 1: is if y'all, if y'all, if y'all local, come out
Speaker 1: to the club real ones, we do it Ay first Sunday,
Speaker 1: or if not not local, just fly out. It's a
Speaker 1: Sunday party every first Sunday is it's actually in Long Beach, Yo.
Speaker 1: I hosted with some of the dopest DJs in the world,
Speaker 1: and right now to this day, I don't care who
Speaker 1: in that audience. The party goes up, and I bet
Speaker 1: you this could I bet you it's true anywhere else
Speaker 1: in the country. The party goes up when you hear
Speaker 1: there's there's a when you hear boo doo doo doo
Speaker 1: doo doo doo doo doo doo, and then we go
Speaker 1: when I met you last night, Babe. I'm a pause
Speaker 1: right here, because if you're from the city, you're singing
Speaker 1: the rest of this soul. Guess who's back in the
Speaker 1: house with a fact for your mother and mauth you
Speaker 1: wrapping the rest of this verse this. This is one
Speaker 1: of the most misogynistic, raunchy, disgusting. It ain't no fun
Speaker 1: if the homies came none right now, every let me
Speaker 1: tell you something. Every woman right now singing as one
Speaker 1: of the most rauteous y'all all singing the song right now,
Speaker 1: it's an anthem. Everyone knows. We even cracked this joke
Speaker 1: when the show, when the party go on, I'm like, look,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna stop the music and I'm gonna test y'all.
Speaker 1: Y'all better wrap every lyric. When I tell you that
Speaker 1: whole room wraps every lyric. Snoop is untouchable. If I say,
Speaker 1: representing voted gangsters all across the world, we go do
Speaker 1: Blum Blum blum Blum or hunt dunt Dunt Dunn dunn,
Speaker 1: you know exactly, because it's timeless. The man cannot do one, two,
Speaker 1: three into the foe. I heard you, I heard you
Speaker 1: through here. You know that song was in nine two.
Speaker 1: You know some of y'all were born when that song
Speaker 1: came out. And you know every lyric right now, the
Speaker 1: man is untouchable. Everyone loves Snoop, which says to me,
Speaker 1: every politician needs to sit at his feet because Snooper
Speaker 1: run for president, and I'm gonna tell you why. This
Speaker 1: episode is to tell you why Snoop is the perfect
Speaker 1: example of what we mean by her politics, because he
Speaker 1: got everything that we all respect. And I'm going to
Speaker 1: give it to you after this break. So I'm gonna
Speaker 1: say it before and I'm gonna say it again. That's
Speaker 1: a weird way to say that. I said it before,
Speaker 1: I said and I'll say it again. Long Beach just
Speaker 1: makes special people. Okay, these are the most likable murderers
Speaker 1: on the planet because the cripting is real, Like they
Speaker 1: are very like the gang banging is gangbanging, you know,
Speaker 1: Black Latino, Samoan, Little Cambodia day gang bang like they
Speaker 1: and it's like, don't like there day gang bang. I
Speaker 1: just they're just the most likable. I don't understand what
Speaker 1: it is, like who don't like Snoop, Like he's just
Speaker 1: the everyone likes him. And it's just something about Long
Speaker 1: Beach that that's just the way they are. Like I
Speaker 1: don't understand how you how you cannot how do you
Speaker 1: not like Vince Staples? Like how do you not like him?
Speaker 1: Like that's just like he's just how do you not
Speaker 1: like Vince Staples, Like that's just when he's just wanted
Speaker 1: the dopest, funniest, like coolest dudes. I just don't like
Speaker 1: you ain't known problem, just like listen to in any
Speaker 1: interview and you're just like, dangn this's what like, but like,
Speaker 1: but ask about north North asked about Northside Long Beach,
Speaker 1: Like no, like, don't let any of that fool you.
Speaker 1: That that comedy, his timing, his dry humor, Snoop doing
Speaker 1: the you know again the Martha Stewart. Don't let that ever,
Speaker 1: don't ever get it twisted, like it's just crooked eye.
Speaker 1: You see crooked out there. You know he's smoking his cigar,
Speaker 1: talking about rap connoisseurs and just like, you know, just
Speaker 1: enjoying a good cigar, Like please don't, yeah, don't, don't.
Speaker 1: Don't let that low you into a sense of false safety.
Speaker 1: So point number one is like why what Snoop passed
Speaker 1: that every politician don't is authenticity. Snoop was dangerous. Snoop's
Speaker 1: backstory is true. And when you listening to the Drink
Speaker 1: Champs and he's talking about when he you know, during
Speaker 1: the LA riots and you know him out at Long
Speaker 1: Beach being like yok, we need to turn up. You
Speaker 1: know what I'm saying. Like he was. He still say
Speaker 1: stuff like all the time, Hey, let me meet, Like
Speaker 1: you know, he the dog father. He still sometimes refers
Speaker 1: to himself a third person. But he went to Long
Speaker 1: Beach probably you could check his year book. He was
Speaker 1: cripping down there. He You know it's true because he
Speaker 1: brought his home. He's with him, whether it was whether
Speaker 1: it was Dad as Wrangy, he brought his homies with him.
Speaker 1: Who can vouch for his story, Nate Dog, you can
Speaker 1: vouch for his story. He authentic, He is who he
Speaker 1: always is everywhere he goes. When you get when you
Speaker 1: see Snoop, you know, Snoop, when you see them Corona commercials,
Speaker 1: He's like, look at that Snoop the way he's chilling it.
Speaker 1: He said on this interview, he was like, man, I
Speaker 1: don't really drink I don't really drink Coronas, but like
Speaker 1: I don't, I can sell it like that's authentic. Like
Speaker 1: he's just why he always cuts through is because he's
Speaker 1: always who he is and his backstory is verifiable, so
Speaker 1: he's not there's no cap in his story. So that's
Speaker 1: point number one that I need to think. You politicians
Speaker 1: need to understand, y'all, if you're not authentic, we don't
Speaker 1: believe your backstories. Well, you know, I came from a
Speaker 1: working class family and my dad had to work for
Speaker 1: me and shut up to an ivy league. That is
Speaker 1: not your story. It's a true rags to richest backstory,
Speaker 1: and it's verifiable. The authenticity of willing to be claiming
Speaker 1: Long Beach and not Compton, Los Angeles. Y'all know, a
Speaker 1: couple of years before Snoop came out, was the whole
Speaker 1: thing with Vanilla Ice that you know, Vanilla was claiming
Speaker 1: you know, it's a certain part of Florida when it
Speaker 1: was when he's from Texas. The story was made up.
Speaker 1: You know. It was a couple of years before that
Speaker 1: you got the Milli Vanilli thing where they was doing
Speaker 1: all the lips and the Snoop's authenticity continues to cut
Speaker 1: through because his backstory is true. So number one, he's authentic.
Speaker 1: Number two, he's principled. And what do I mean by that.
Speaker 1: I talked all the time about the g Code, the
Speaker 1: code of conduct among gangsters. Why we know somebody is
Speaker 1: really true to the game is how well they keep
Speaker 1: the code. Right. He was principled, and when he was gangbanging,
Speaker 1: he was gang banging. When he became a businessman, he
Speaker 1: became a businessman. Then he you know, he's not active.
Speaker 1: I told you the difference between gang member and gang banger. Right,
Speaker 1: He's like, I'm not actively gang banging right now. But
Speaker 1: the principal point is probably where all of y'all should
Speaker 1: stop and really understand what Snoop got that every politician don't.
Speaker 1: When he was facing a murder charge and he did
Speaker 1: the whole murder was the case that they gave me.
Speaker 1: He was talking about his he's about to have a baby.
Speaker 1: You know, he's like, I'm not gonna grow up with
Speaker 1: my child and and um, you know without me, with
Speaker 1: me being being in prison. It was all on the
Speaker 1: news and he stood up and he took it like
Speaker 1: a man because that was a jitimate case and he'd
Speaker 1: beat Amurtar case. Right around that time, bad Boy in
Speaker 1: Death Row started beefing the two most famous deaths in
Speaker 1: hip hop. There's there's no question it's big in Tupac.
Speaker 1: And during that time, the big East Coast West Coast batter,
Speaker 1: the very all of the clips, the famous clip of
Speaker 1: you know, sure night getting on stage and being like,
Speaker 1: so if you want to join the label that ain't
Speaker 1: got your old CEO all up in the videos come
Speaker 1: to death Row. What does Snoop say, Nothing, that's his boy,
Speaker 1: that's the code. I'm no, that's like he talking. If
Speaker 1: he talking his game, I'm gonna back him up like
Speaker 1: that's his game. Right. But then and then at the
Speaker 1: same Source Awards when Snoop got up and he was like, man,
Speaker 1: y'all ain't got no love for the West. He was
Speaker 1: out here riding for the West like I'm here, Which
Speaker 1: what's all them about? This famous uh you know Source
Speaker 1: Awards was This was when Outcasts and and Andre stood
Speaker 1: up and said, in the middle of this East Coast
Speaker 1: West Coast beat this bad boy death Row, which gave
Speaker 1: us some of the greatest songs that to this day
Speaker 1: you can you're not arguing that this ain't one of
Speaker 1: the most important moments in hip hop's history. This season
Speaker 1: of music. This is when um Andre set up and said, well,
Speaker 1: you know, the South got something to say, and we've
Speaker 1: all been Southern fans since anyway. This is the same
Speaker 1: one when Snoop brought a low Rider onto the stage.
Speaker 1: This just again, I'm going back to the authenticity. But
Speaker 1: this moment in time, like people ended up dying, you know.
Speaker 1: Snoop tells a story about when Pod had a thing
Speaker 1: with Nas and they ran into each other in Vegas
Speaker 1: and Nas was cool about it. He was like, what's
Speaker 1: something man, And Snoop tells the story. He's like, listen,
Speaker 1: I'm a gangbanger. I know what I'm looking at. And
Speaker 1: he knows, you know, gang situation in New York is
Speaker 1: very different, you know what I'm saying. But like he
Speaker 1: was like, um, I know what I'm looking at. Like,
Speaker 1: so he was trying to tell basically, let pak know, like, Yo,
Speaker 1: you're not seeing what I'm seeing, Like, you need to
Speaker 1: pipe down because like I'm reading the room and it's like, oh,
Speaker 1: it could go down bad, right. So he's telling this story.
Speaker 1: He's trying to tell his homeboy, like, Yo, you need
Speaker 1: to chill. There's another moment when you know. Snoop did
Speaker 1: the New York New York song Big City of Your Dreams,
Speaker 1: flew out to New York in the middle of this
Speaker 1: beef and was down to do a song about it
Speaker 1: with the dog Pound. I Ain't scared of you, mother,
Speaker 1: because I'm principaled. But when he was on the radio,
Speaker 1: they asked him and he and he heard it. When
Speaker 1: he came back home, they asked him, how you feel
Speaker 1: about bad Boy. He was like, I ain't got no
Speaker 1: problem with him. I like Bickie. I'm a fan of Bickie.
Speaker 1: I want to do a song all of them, Biggie
Speaker 1: with Kim Like I'm down. Fools are like, I can't
Speaker 1: believe you said that. He was like, that's how I felt.
Speaker 1: That stuff you got with Big Ain't got nothing to
Speaker 1: do with me. That's your problem. And he's like, he
Speaker 1: asked me about it when I get back, asked me
Speaker 1: about I stand on my square. I am what I am.
Speaker 1: I said what I said. That's that's what you got
Speaker 1: with him. They ain't got nothing to do with me.
Speaker 1: He was one of the only few voices that were
Speaker 1: calling for peace. You're talking about somebody who's like, you know,
Speaker 1: history will speak kindly, somebody who didn't get active during
Speaker 1: that time. And then and then how history proved him
Speaker 1: right because Big Ain't had nothing to do with pox death.
Speaker 1: He talking about Snoop talking about now on this on
Speaker 1: This Drink Champs podcast that like yo, his kids. His
Speaker 1: sons and Puffy sons are friends. They were spending the
Speaker 1: night like they homies. They went to college together, they
Speaker 1: was playing sports together. He was like this, no, we're grown.
Speaker 1: As he stood on his square, he stayed principal. He
Speaker 1: is who he always was. He's just evolved and grown.
Speaker 1: You ain't seeing no flip floppy. He's principled. I keep
Speaker 1: the code. That beef that you've got that ain't my beef,
Speaker 1: and I dare you to challenge me on it. He principled.
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna die over this, and I ain't gonna
Speaker 1: let you die over this. And that's something that a
Speaker 1: lot of politicians ain't got, y'all. Y'all testing to win
Speaker 1: and seeing what up. Snoop ain't test to win. This
Speaker 1: is who I am. This is what I believe. He
Speaker 1: weathered one of the most important moments in hip hop
Speaker 1: and didn't die and ain't lose his integrity. Ain't nobody
Speaker 1: questioning him, Nobody on nobody's side. Nobody got issues with Snoop.
Speaker 1: It's some people today that's like, because he's talking about
Speaker 1: doing a bad boy, you know, death row sort of
Speaker 1: collapse kind of n f tem People like Nick's died
Speaker 1: over this. He was like, that's all the more reason
Speaker 1: we should be fixing this. Someone say Snoop is principled
Speaker 1: in the sense or maybe he ain't principled in the
Speaker 1: sense that he set up his whole joint in Inglewood.
Speaker 1: He was like, I came for the kids. We're done
Speaker 1: killing like this over I'm coming out. He's like, I
Speaker 1: lock in with who I lock in with. I got
Speaker 1: blood hommies over there. I got crib homies over there.
Speaker 1: They know what I'm coming to brain. We bring in
Speaker 1: financial security, we bringing opportunity. We're bringing stuff for the kids.
Speaker 1: And Inglewood funk with me because I funk with them,
Speaker 1: because I kept it real with him. That's he's principled
Speaker 1: and his actions prove it. Number Three, he don't take
Speaker 1: himself too serious. Do you all remember the scene I
Speaker 1: believe it was don't be a menace when he was
Speaker 1: swinging at the at the at the air the way
Speaker 1: that uh Cuba Gooding Junior and boys in the Hood.
Speaker 1: He looked ridiculous at that, but he was cracking jokes.
Speaker 1: You don't do a show with Martha Stewart if you
Speaker 1: if you're too precious about yourself don't be too precious
Speaker 1: about yourself. He ain't precious about himself. Bad bunny stuff,
Speaker 1: the cartoons. He's willing to be silly because he's a
Speaker 1: fully developed person. And why he's willing to be silly
Speaker 1: because he knows who he knew. He is here, authentic,
Speaker 1: I'm down to crack jokes. It's fine. The Tales from
Speaker 1: the Hood, the Little Scary what he did, the scary movies.
Speaker 1: It's cool. He ain't precious about himself because he ain't
Speaker 1: got nothing to prove. He knows who he is. You're authentic.
Speaker 1: And fourth, Snoop is trustworthy. Snoop say what he do
Speaker 1: and do what he say. There's never I can't think of,
Speaker 1: like I'm trying to tell you, I can't think of
Speaker 1: no stories where Snoop was caught up in some drama
Speaker 1: or some like controversy where he said this and she
Speaker 1: said that he don't get in it. You don't. You
Speaker 1: don't see that from him. Snoop got his wife. You know,
Speaker 1: he cooled with Bishop. Do you know his you know
Speaker 1: his mama when his mama passed. You know, his mama
Speaker 1: was an evangelist. She was like, he just he's got
Speaker 1: this like fortification about him. He did a gospel where
Speaker 1: he's like, there's just no stories about him being an issue.
Speaker 1: He smoked his weed. You don't care if it's the
Speaker 1: president or Bishop din White smoke his weed. He got
Speaker 1: his lady, he got his kids. You say her grandfather
Speaker 1: now fifty year is old. I am who I am,
Speaker 1: and you could trust my word if I say I'm
Speaker 1: coming here and doing this, I'm coming here and doing this.
Speaker 1: When he said he taking over death row, he was like,
Speaker 1: I'm here to make sure the people that didn't get
Speaker 1: paid get paid, should got taken care of. That's what
Speaker 1: he says. In drink tramps, suld got taken care of,
Speaker 1: but warrngy and get taken care of. Dad's didn't get
Speaker 1: taken care of. Corel up and get take care. He
Speaker 1: was like, I don't owe my masters. He was like,
Speaker 1: I need to. I want my master's dog. Like this
Speaker 1: is ridiculous, Like I'm gonna makeup business move right here,
Speaker 1: and the brilliance of his business move y'all just going
Speaker 1: to listen to Jak Chances there's too much to explain,
Speaker 1: but his the brilliance of his business MOVI. He says
Speaker 1: he approached him. He was like, look, I want my master's.
Speaker 1: They was like, yeah, dude, we're fans, all right. How
Speaker 1: much of your master? He was like, how much is it?
Speaker 1: They gave him the number. He was like, god, damn, okay,
Speaker 1: that's how much more? Man? He was like, okay, well,
Speaker 1: how much for the whole imprint? And that it was
Speaker 1: cheaper to buy the whole imprint of death Row than
Speaker 1: it was to just buy his master. So he got
Speaker 1: the imprint, But what you're gonna do with the imprint
Speaker 1: without the masters? Went back and got the masters. Now
Speaker 1: that you own an imprint, got everybody's masters, pulled them
Speaker 1: off streaming services, creating his own streaming services, and building
Speaker 1: a metaverse world to make sure everybody gets paid. How
Speaker 1: he was able to do that while being the president
Speaker 1: of death or the Yeah, the president of death Jam.
Speaker 1: He trustworthy? Why would you put a West Coast dude
Speaker 1: on top of death Jam? Because he went and found
Speaker 1: Benny the Butcher and Griselda. It offered him niggas deals
Speaker 1: because he because real recognized real, how are you able
Speaker 1: to walk so freely? Somebody like that who locked into
Speaker 1: the streets able to walk around New York? Good? Because
Speaker 1: real recognized real, They recognized him. He went in there.
Speaker 1: He made sure they got that they got a good deal.
Speaker 1: He set up Benny the Butchet like Snoop. So Snoop
Speaker 1: put on for New York. This this is unheard of.
Speaker 1: Are you gonna question his West Coast car because he
Speaker 1: put on for New York? Nope, because he is real
Speaker 1: as it gets. Next thing, Snoop do snoopag's respect. He
Speaker 1: don't claim nothing that's not his. I heard this full
Speaker 1: wrapping entire ice Cube Verse wrapped an entire pimp c
Speaker 1: Verse was wrapping some bis MARKI lyrics. He knows where
Speaker 1: he came from, and you know who came before him.
Speaker 1: You don't hear that from politicians. You don't hear them
Speaker 1: giving up props for props to dude. And lastly, Snoop
Speaker 1: is generous. You can check the stats. I know people
Speaker 1: personally affected by Snoop's generosity, his inner city programs, his interventions.
Speaker 1: And it's not just with gang members. There's people with
Speaker 1: special needs that work at them at the compound. He's
Speaker 1: investing in the community. They all from every creed, every race,
Speaker 1: every color. He came and he brought love. And you
Speaker 1: can check his credentials. All this is verifiable. Snoop got
Speaker 1: a lot to teach our politicians. He ain't afraid to
Speaker 1: be uncool. He don't, he don't, he ain't precious. He's authentic,
Speaker 1: he's trustworthy, he's generous, and he's principal. I'd vote for him,
Speaker 1: But politics, y'all. H yeah, This here thing was recorded
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