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Speaker 5: and only represented that Detroit.
Speaker 3: I swear vessel.
Speaker 5: Yeah, how many change you got?
Speaker 4: Man?
Speaker 1: You live up to your name.
Speaker 3: I only be wearing one of them motherfuckers. Yeah, O man, everybody,
Speaker 3: everybody got jewelry now that she don't mean nothing no more.
Speaker 3: You how you feel about it.
Speaker 5: And it's a lot of labs.
Speaker 4: It's a lot of labs.
Speaker 3: To too much, like you don't know who? Ship really
Speaker 3: fake no more? Fake ship.
Speaker 4: Better than relationship.
Speaker 3: Be like damn, feeling like I got fucked up. It's like, bro,
Speaker 3: I'm gonna spend one hundred thousand dollars on the watch,
Speaker 3: niggas spend fifteen hundred on this bitch and ship shinier
Speaker 3: than that ship. But it's just like, you know, wearing
Speaker 3: like six change, Yeah, wearing six seven chains at the time,
Speaker 3: I feel like it just got it for me. It
Speaker 3: got a little burnt out because everybody got jewelry now
Speaker 3: said so you know, I mean ship. So I just said,
Speaker 3: I'm wearing one big stupid ass chain. You know what
Speaker 3: I'm saying, unless I'm out with the family, I throw
Speaker 3: small ship on.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, the hell you've been on since the last
Speaker 5: time you came and joined.
Speaker 3: Us and ship everything. But just moving and grooving with
Speaker 3: the movies a lot lately. You know. I started up
Speaker 3: my movie production company, I Stuff. Yeah, we just wrapped
Speaker 3: up a film called Ride Share. It's like comedy slash
Speaker 3: drama type ship. Just that, just the music ship. I
Speaker 3: opened up a juice bar called Fresh and Press with
Speaker 3: my with my wife. We ended up in Troy, Michigan,
Speaker 3: Like what what what? What's like the most excoosive suburbs
Speaker 3: and in that Georgia Alata. So that's equivalent to like
Speaker 3: being out there.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying, You're going to get money money.
Speaker 3: It been open for like a year and a half.
Speaker 3: It's doing amazing. We won three awards for brand for
Speaker 3: basically the rest of Juice Barn, Michigan. But I think
Speaker 3: it was important for us to do that. It's like
Speaker 3: a reverse sy type shit. Like them folks out there,
Speaker 3: they come to the churches and they get money all day.
Speaker 3: So it's like, you know what, I'm gonna come with
Speaker 3: y'all at you know, y'all.
Speaker 1: Are you guys going to franchise out eventually? Eventually?
Speaker 3: But when we ain't and no rest to do it,
Speaker 3: we want to keep everything stable in control, you know,
Speaker 3: franchise it's a lot that come with that ship. You're
Speaker 3: not really able to control the quality.
Speaker 6: That's what about to ask you, do you think it
Speaker 6: kind of words it down because you you have to
Speaker 6: kind of relinquish control that you have over everything.
Speaker 3: Literally, Ultimately, it's my wife's decisions. You know. I got
Speaker 3: it for her. You know, she's the truth by the
Speaker 3: way I love her Like I ain't gonna cap I
Speaker 3: ain't really understand that business, you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 3: just being one hundred she know. Now, we had this
Speaker 3: conversation when she first brought it to me. For me,
Speaker 3: it was more so like let me let me do
Speaker 3: this for you, you know what I'm saying, so I
Speaker 3: can focus on when I focus on it, give you
Speaker 3: something to do type shit. But the way it when
Speaker 3: it's like she made me a true believer that ship,
Speaker 3: like that industry, it's crazy, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: So yeah, I'm with it, I'm all in.
Speaker 6: And then on top of that, you also just came
Speaker 6: off of a sold out or winning tour.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, yeah, big ghetto.
Speaker 1: How did that go?
Speaker 3: Bitch? Turned out? That was my first tour, like on
Speaker 3: my own tour.
Speaker 1: How did you like it?
Speaker 4: What was like?
Speaker 6: What did you what did you notice on it that
Speaker 6: you might want to possibly do differently for the next
Speaker 6: time you get ready to head out on the road.
Speaker 3: I didn't, so it ain't even necessarily about the road part,
Speaker 3: because I'm used to the road. I just moved how
Speaker 3: I normally moved right, ship went smooth. It was more
Speaker 3: so what I learned on approaching my music. I ain't
Speaker 3: put a lot of focus into the songs that be
Speaker 3: on a project, like the in Between records and shit
Speaker 3: like that, But every stop we went to, it was
Speaker 3: that it was that ship that had the ship more
Speaker 3: turn Yeah. What I'm saying like in between quote unquote
Speaker 3: fillers number seven and number and shit like that. Yeah,
Speaker 3: turned that bitch up, you know ship that I wasn't
Speaker 3: doing videos too, so for me, it was just like,
Speaker 3: you know what, every time I put out a project,
Speaker 3: I'm gonna shoot a video to every sing a song.
Speaker 1: Did you so while you were out did you have
Speaker 1: like merchant like shit that people.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we took everything that motherfucker cool.
Speaker 7: What's some shit in the rap game that you're naive
Speaker 7: to when you first got in and now you woke
Speaker 7: to like.
Speaker 3: Down I think I think starting off, you know, nigga
Speaker 3: wanted a record deal like real bad. You know, we're
Speaker 3: front the trenches, bro, So for us that shit like
Speaker 3: going to the NBA or going to the NFL, you
Speaker 3: know what I'm saying. So, like I downplay distribution companies
Speaker 3: and and the power of the relationship that they bring
Speaker 3: and the amount of money that they willing to spend it.
Speaker 3: I didn't realize that distribution companies cut a bigger check
Speaker 3: than major record labels, you know what I'm saying. So
Speaker 3: I was naive to that, to that fact, I always
Speaker 3: had a record deal for the last seven eight years,
Speaker 3: you know, until I got out my record deal and
Speaker 3: got some money with a distribution company. The amount of
Speaker 3: money that they game it was just retarded, you know
Speaker 3: what I'm saying. So I say that, and then just
Speaker 3: as an artist, I think I think we put too
Speaker 3: much emphasis on trying to link up with niggas, you
Speaker 3: know what I mean.
Speaker 7: I don't think they say they gave you the money
Speaker 7: because you had the leverage though already, or what about
Speaker 7: like a new artist, or because you had leverage.
Speaker 3: I believe it was the leverage without a doubt, you
Speaker 3: know what I'm saying. So of course, like with any
Speaker 3: new artists, no matter what, even if it's with a
Speaker 3: major label, you still gotta go build the leverage up
Speaker 3: because they not gonna sign you unless you got leverage.
Speaker 3: It ain't really too many labels that's taking no name
Speaker 3: artists and putting it all behind them. Paulse They not
Speaker 3: doing that ship no more, like in the early two
Speaker 3: thousands where a nigga like CHINGI. You know what I'm saying,
Speaker 3: mofucker walk in the record label, play one song, it
Speaker 3: turn his ass to a starter, and they don't do
Speaker 3: that no more. You got it, whether it's a major
Speaker 3: or or a distribution company, you gotta already have some
Speaker 3: type of leverage. And I think since we are, since
Speaker 3: we gotta have that leverage, you might as well stay independent.
Speaker 3: Ain't know, it ain't nothing better than that. And you know,
Speaker 3: and that's it. If you any you in this ship
Speaker 3: for the money, then you stay in the pending you
Speaker 3: and it ship strictly for the fame, then you know,
Speaker 3: go fuck with the major. I think certain artists should
Speaker 3: always be with a major, like motherfuckers like Kendrick and Drake,
Speaker 3: because they gonna spend a whole other type of bag
Speaker 3: and put a whole other type of push behind them
Speaker 3: niggas music, So it makes sense for artists like that.
Speaker 3: Ye street artists like me, I think the best thing
Speaker 3: we could do is stay independent, fuck with the distribution
Speaker 3: label and grinding ship out, real hustleway, real hustle away,
Speaker 3: like getting the mud with this ship. We gotta get
Speaker 3: back to that, like you know, we got too used
Speaker 3: to the internet, the whole world, you know what I mean?
Speaker 7: I agree because I think niggas street niggas come in
Speaker 7: and get a record, didn't feel like the labels supposed
Speaker 7: to do everything that the niggas really supposed to do yourself,
Speaker 7: because you've always been a hustler, you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 7: So when you try to put your hustle another another
Speaker 7: motherfucker in.
Speaker 3: Right, and they ain't got that type of mentality that
Speaker 3: we got, you know what I'm saying. Like that's a
Speaker 3: major label they got, they got the paper and all that,
Speaker 3: but they ain't got that go get a get the
Speaker 3: mud with this ship type of capabilities. They just take it.
Speaker 3: They don't even know where to start with that type
Speaker 3: of ship, you know what I'm saying. So yeah, so
Speaker 3: it's hard trying to convince them an idea that you
Speaker 3: got when they've been doing ship for a hundred years,
Speaker 3: that been working for them. But you know this shit
Speaker 3: will work as well, you know. So yeah, they ain't
Speaker 3: gonna do it.
Speaker 6: So and their system ain't gonna necessarily work for your program.
Speaker 6: It's two totally different wavelengths for real.
Speaker 7: Then I gotta convince it all my ship when I
Speaker 7: know what this is doing already in the street.
Speaker 3: You know, it's so crazy, bro, Every fucking time I
Speaker 3: got a record deal, my ship slow up like crazy,
Speaker 3: everything slow up like as far as the music ship.
Speaker 3: Soon as I get back independent, I always shoot right
Speaker 3: to the roof again. Yeah, that ship is just like
Speaker 3: that for me, you know what I'm saying. So I accepted,
Speaker 3: I accepted that that fate for myself. I'm just a
Speaker 3: street nigga, independent artist, you know what I mean. I
Speaker 3: was forced to be a boss. You know, I ain't
Speaker 3: gonna try to be a boss. I ain't I ain't
Speaker 3: feel like I wanted to be No, I just want.
Speaker 1: To take no classes on how to be a boss.
Speaker 3: And yeah, yeah, I ain't do none of that. I was,
Speaker 3: I was putting this position pause. I was forced to
Speaker 3: be to be like that. You know, I'm learning a
Speaker 3: lot and I'm able to help out a lot of
Speaker 3: people around me. You know, the goals to get there.
Speaker 1: But they say fresh makes diamonds.
Speaker 3: Though, absolutely right, See nah, niggas, niggas. Niggas don't be
Speaker 3: knowing that they already know what to do before they
Speaker 3: get here. They just thinking in another game. Now, you
Speaker 3: know what I'm saying. When you come, you're coming to
Speaker 3: another game.
Speaker 7: So coming from the game we come from, we go
Speaker 7: looking at it like, man, these people know what to do.
Speaker 4: No niggas, you know what to do.
Speaker 3: Know what to do, you've been doing it. Yeah, it's
Speaker 3: a different product, right, That's a fact. Every time I'm
Speaker 3: in that position where I gotta where I gotta do
Speaker 3: this ship alone, just me and my team, and I
Speaker 3: got a thug it out. We shoot right to the
Speaker 3: roof every time. I never feel as soon as I
Speaker 3: get with that label, that ship just drained down. Then
Speaker 3: then I after that I be in a position to
Speaker 3: go chase ship that I just fucking had, you know
Speaker 3: what I'm saying. But I get that back and then
Speaker 3: I elevate every time. So all this well, I appreciate everything,
Speaker 3: you know what I'm saying. How you feel about what
Speaker 3: Detroit at right now?
Speaker 5: Seem like everybody just getting money handling their business, you
Speaker 5: know what I'm saying. I know they probably perfect, but
Speaker 5: it seems like it's just kind of emotion and everybody
Speaker 5: kind of just doing what they do, respecting each other
Speaker 5: and everything like that.
Speaker 3: Man, we work stupid hard for that shit, you know
Speaker 3: what I'm saying. So to see that shit like coming
Speaker 3: to Fuition, it definitely mean a lot, you know what
Speaker 3: I'm saying. It's lit. I just I just want to
Speaker 3: stay focused, and you know, I don't want niggas to
Speaker 3: start feeling like this money is a lot, because this
Speaker 3: shit ain't. You know what I'm saying. We gotta get wealthy,
Speaker 3: we gotta get stupid rich. I've seen a lot of
Speaker 3: niggas fuck they paper up, you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 3: in the city. You know niggas that I try to
Speaker 3: get gained too. Like, bro, we ain't got nothing to
Speaker 3: prove of nobody, Bro, say that shit up. You never
Speaker 3: know this shit I'll last for nobody. Can't make nobody
Speaker 3: fuck with you. You can't make nobody listen to music. So
Speaker 3: do the right right thing with your money, you know.
Speaker 3: But other than that, I feel like we definitely turn.
Speaker 3: But it can be. It can be way bigger, We
Speaker 3: can be doing way more. We just gotta we just
Speaker 3: gotta get to switch the mentality up in certain areas
Speaker 3: just a little bit, you know what I'm saying. One
Speaker 3: thing I could say about Atlanta artists niggas from Atlanta,
Speaker 3: where the Atlanta artists, Atlanta niggas come first. You know,
Speaker 3: it ain't nothing wrong with that. That's that's that's equivalent
Speaker 3: to to to to mo fucking black power. You know,
Speaker 3: ain't nothing wrong black power, Ain't nothing wrong with any
Speaker 3: other power. Ain't nothing wrong with a white motherfucker want
Speaker 3: white power. Like so, it ain't nothing wrong for an
Speaker 3: Atlanta nigga to put Atlanta niggas first. And I think
Speaker 3: we gotta learn to do that. We gotta appreciate ourselves first,
Speaker 3: like especially like if you a nigga that niggas embraced
Speaker 3: when you came out. Niggas helped you out, gave nigga
Speaker 3: versus and turn turn turn niggas up to shitt and
Speaker 3: put niggas on ship, you know, plugs connections on ship.
Speaker 3: Let nigga move around. We gotta stop thinking we when
Speaker 3: we get to that area, we go out and spread that,
Speaker 3: spread ourselves so thin that we're showing love and putting
Speaker 3: a de troit niggas that's on the up and coming
Speaker 3: on a on the on the back, on the back end.
Speaker 3: I don't respect no nigga to do that from no city.
Speaker 3: You're You're from a fucking Niagara Falls. You from Niaga Falls.
Speaker 3: You turn you turned up, You put yours up turned
Speaker 3: Niagara Falls with the niggas first. And I think I
Speaker 3: know for a fact that's something that Atlanta do. I
Speaker 3: don't know if they do that shit intentionally or if
Speaker 3: it's just how the ship paning out. Yeah, you know,
Speaker 3: I think I think we got to get better at that.
Speaker 1: What about the people though?
Speaker 5: Like, and I'm just putting it out there because we've
Speaker 5: had artists that sit here and say, man, but you know,
Speaker 5: it's so much hate at home, so they might not
Speaker 5: always feel embraced at home.
Speaker 3: So they might get love.
Speaker 5: They might move to Miami and your love, they might
Speaker 5: move to whatever in your love what you think about
Speaker 5: in that situation.
Speaker 3: But that's why I said, it's starting off. If you're
Speaker 3: a nigga that nigga show.
Speaker 6: Like if you're in a position, if you're not the
Speaker 6: nigga that's trying to get the love, but you're the
Speaker 6: nigga that got the love, and you're up there like
Speaker 6: you gotta come.
Speaker 1: Back and then write the little niggas and the niggas is.
Speaker 6: Trying to get that love and give it to them
Speaker 6: something they don't have to feel like they got to
Speaker 6: go to Miami.
Speaker 1: Read they gotta go to fucking Atlanta or wherever else.
Speaker 3: Exactly, not to the to the niggas that that that
Speaker 3: might not get no love at all from the city,
Speaker 3: but they gotta go to the Bay and turn up
Speaker 3: as well. The niggas got every right to be like, nigga,
Speaker 3: fuck home, you know what I'm saying, because ain't nobody
Speaker 3: else the fair that's fair game, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: But like I said, if you a nigga that you've
Speaker 3: been in that when you was in that positioning, niggas
Speaker 3: lifted you up. We gotta keep that cycle going, don't.
Speaker 3: But I think a lot of niggas it be pride
Speaker 3: issues or niggas feeling like it's some type of soft press,
Speaker 3: like motherfuckers try to put them in position like they
Speaker 3: owe people, and then it ain't always about that, and
Speaker 3: people do do that. I have family try to play
Speaker 3: it like that with me, like I owe a nigga something,
Speaker 3: and I know I don't owe nobody nothing. It ain't
Speaker 3: about It ain't about that though. It's about doing the
Speaker 3: right thing. It's the right way to do shit, and
Speaker 3: it's the wrong way to do shit, you know what
Speaker 3: I'm saying. And the only reason that that mattered, And
Speaker 3: that's important because if we want this way to last,
Speaker 3: that's the only way that shit gonna last. If that
Speaker 3: ship end with all us, with all the niggas that's
Speaker 3: turned right now, if it's in with us, then it's
Speaker 3: gonna be another ten twenty years to some more new
Speaker 3: young niggas come out and turn that bitch up. If
Speaker 3: we if we stopped that cycle, it's off. We gotta
Speaker 3: keep this ship going. We got to keep pulling niggas
Speaker 3: in and turning niggas up. That's just how I gotta go.
Speaker 6: So this is what I wanted to ask you too.
Speaker 6: How did it feel to see the East Side and
Speaker 6: the West Side all on one stage at that concert?
Speaker 3: That was important? You know, I was a part of
Speaker 3: the the logistical side of I was a part of
Speaker 3: all sides of the ship out I was.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the second reason you know, with the Chedne boys
Speaker 3: and street lords, you know they had they it got
Speaker 3: a little better, and then because of me and some
Speaker 3: of my homies, fucked it all up again, you know
Speaker 3: what I'm saying. Yeah, I played a part in demolishing that.
Speaker 3: So I felt it was important that I played a
Speaker 3: part in fact fixing that ship as well, because it
Speaker 3: was about not Ain't nobody die, right, I mean, nobody
Speaker 3: got hurt. It wasn't about no paper, it wasn't about nothing.
Speaker 3: We was just young niggas jealous of each other, you
Speaker 3: know what I'm saying. That's all that ship was. But
Speaker 3: that was important to to to witness that and be
Speaker 3: there and be instrumental to putting that ship together.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 6: When I saw that ship, it was just like me
Speaker 6: looking at like when Kendrick brought the Bloods and the
Speaker 6: crips on stage like that ship was that was a big,
Speaker 6: major ship, like for the town for real, like.
Speaker 3: That ship went a long way, especially for the young niggas,
Speaker 3: like you know when they seen that we was able
Speaker 3: to do that. But you want to know, it's crazy.
Speaker 3: It ain't even just about no music ship, right, I'm
Speaker 3: gonna tell you something that happened that's that's that's even
Speaker 3: more bigger than that. That that that really really just
Speaker 3: the type of ship that that that's bringing down the
Speaker 3: crime rate down. That motherfucker. We had two real size
Speaker 3: of a cruise of niggas that had real smoke where
Speaker 3: niggas died and bled and lost best friends and cousins
Speaker 3: and nephews and uncles and shit, no niggas died, died,
Speaker 3: you know what I'm saying. And I did a I
Speaker 3: don't even I'm not a podcaster, you know, but you
Speaker 3: know I want to stay in.
Speaker 1: My lane, right.
Speaker 3: Everything something is for everybody, you know. I don't believe
Speaker 3: in trying to swerve in everybody landing because the ship
Speaker 3: might look easy. I don't mean to. But I did
Speaker 3: a podcast because I had Fox too, and I had
Speaker 3: the bloods in the same room at the same table. Now,
Speaker 3: that's what really changed the landscape of Detroit. Like a
Speaker 3: round table. Yeah, it was a round table. That's what
Speaker 3: really changed shit. You know, it was them two sides
Speaker 3: coming together. They had already you know, started putting the
Speaker 3: pieces to the puzzle together, and then I just came
Speaker 3: along and hey, bro, let me show this ship to
Speaker 3: the world. I think the world need to see that.
Speaker 3: So a lot of.
Speaker 4: People it's possible, Yeah, it happened.
Speaker 3: It happened. So a lot of people like, that's not
Speaker 3: from Detroit. They may think it was the it was
Speaker 3: us and the dough Boys ship kind of ease tensions up.
Speaker 3: It wasn't that, because that was that ship was wrapped.
Speaker 3: You know, that was just music. Them two sides coming
Speaker 3: together change ship for a lot of the young niggas
Speaker 3: in the city.
Speaker 1: It changed the landscape.
Speaker 3: It changed the landscape of everything. That ship brought the
Speaker 3: crime rate down. Literally, it really a bought the crime
Speaker 3: rate down. These two sides that really, you know what
Speaker 3: I'm saying, Like the bank it got ship went on forever.
Speaker 4: And it was it could have went on forever.
Speaker 3: Brother, This ship was on national geographic like it was.
Speaker 3: It was like, literally, bro, this ship was on.
Speaker 4: To make you feel that I was a part of
Speaker 4: getting that ship like that.
Speaker 3: I ain't gonna I ain't gonna sit and try to
Speaker 3: make myself look like no big dog, I ain't gonna
Speaker 3: say I was a part of them niggas, you know,
Speaker 3: moving past that ship. But I was definitely was a
Speaker 3: part of bringing them niggas in one room in front
Speaker 3: of the world, you know, because it wasn't happening at
Speaker 3: the time. What they was doing was more so behind
Speaker 3: us seens, and they allowed me to convince them that bro,
Speaker 3: everybody needed to see this ship. The whole world. I
Speaker 3: need to see this ship. So that ship definitely made
Speaker 3: me feel, you know what I'm saying, like I accomplished
Speaker 3: something and I put my I put my music career
Speaker 3: on the line doing that ship. Because you know how
Speaker 3: motherfuckers look at rap nigga that I already owned a
Speaker 3: bunch of business, you know what I'm saying. So now
Speaker 3: it's look up, it's like, damn broke the podcast too,
Speaker 3: not like but it wasn't. It wasn't about me though.
Speaker 3: It was about the city and it was about you
Speaker 3: just did that one. I just did that one. Yeah,
Speaker 3: that sh it was important that it was important. I
Speaker 3: pushed the whole album back for just to do that
Speaker 3: ship you know what I'm saying. It took some time,
Speaker 3: but we got there.
Speaker 6: Else, I know, just like from following you or whatever
Speaker 6: you're really big on, like the whole motivation and the
Speaker 6: whole you know, like kind of sort of for lack
Speaker 6: of a better way to put it, breathing life in
Speaker 6: the niggas in trying to help them do the right thing.
Speaker 6: And I saw something that you put up the other
Speaker 6: day where you were basically talking about when you're doing
Speaker 6: the right thing, if you're not doing the right thing
Speaker 6: for the right reasons. For instance, if you're doing the
Speaker 6: quote unquote right thing to reap the benefits of doing
Speaker 6: the right thing, then you're really not doing the right
Speaker 6: thing and you're not reaping in the benefits and you're
Speaker 6: really a fuck nigga for real, like at the end.
Speaker 1: Of the day.
Speaker 6: But I just want you to kind of just talk
Speaker 6: about like where what made you just kind of like
Speaker 6: feel the need to really speak to the niggas and
Speaker 6: the people about like just some righteous shit outside of wrap.
Speaker 3: Niggas ain't speak no rightou shit to me outside of
Speaker 3: rap you know what I'm saying, We ain't had it, like,
Speaker 3: we ain't had too many OG's front of the trenches.
Speaker 3: Them niggas used to ride past. So the niggas buying
Speaker 3: new cars ride up the block. Shit pounded to fifteen's
Speaker 3: in the trunk. You know what I'm saying. Yeah, twenty
Speaker 3: four inch spinners. The niggas slide past the young niggas.
Speaker 3: The niggas ain't give us no game. Yeah, niggas ain't
Speaker 3: do none of that ship, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: So I think it's important that we do that. You
Speaker 3: know that I do that. That's something that's genuine with me.
Speaker 3: And another thing is just like I'm against I'm against entitlement. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I'm really against that niggas be feeling entitled to something.
Speaker 3: Niggas be feeling like that. Yeah, niggas be feeling like
Speaker 3: they need to be rewarded for doing this shit, waking up,
Speaker 3: bringing up, get something for waking up.
Speaker 4: And I knew you.
Speaker 3: I had, I had niggas close to me. Tell me, Bro,
Speaker 3: I ain't telling you, bro, like that's a nigga don't
Speaker 3: come from nothing, nigga. Fuck is you talking about niggas?
Speaker 3: I supposed to tell nigga it shouldn't be on your mind.
Speaker 3: I really don't want to fuck with I just can't.
Speaker 4: That's about to ask you along the way, like how
Speaker 4: many niggas just couldn't go like that?
Speaker 3: You thought you could take a lot of niggas. A
Speaker 3: lot of niggas couldn't go to that thought I could take.
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying, But I always, always I
Speaker 3: tell niggas what it is up front. You know, I
Speaker 3: don't don't leave nobody on. I don't leave niggas the
Speaker 3: moment I felt like a nigga can't go, I let
Speaker 3: them know. You know what I'm saying. I don't stringer
Speaker 3: it cause I don't need no nigga to do nothing
Speaker 3: for me. You know what I'm saying. I ain't calling
Speaker 3: no nigga bust no head for me. I don't need
Speaker 3: a nigga to do nothing for me. Bro. I'm a man.
Speaker 3: I got a son a raise, I got a little
Speaker 3: girl to raise. I gotta be able to take care
Speaker 3: of my own family. You know what I'm saying. And
Speaker 3: then I know the way niggas think. Bro. You know
Speaker 3: it been times that we was short. These work shit
Speaker 3: have happened when the homies to God handle whatever get handled,
Speaker 3: you know what I mean. And it don't be nothing
Speaker 3: from that halftime. I wouldn't even know, you know what
Speaker 3: I'm saying, Like Nigga ain't even said nothing to me.
Speaker 3: I'm finding out with everybody else what happened, like where
Speaker 3: there's a fight or anything. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: I find out what everybody else like. We ain't used
Speaker 3: to do that shit, you know what I'm saying, But
Speaker 3: niggas do that a lot. And that's why I feel
Speaker 3: like a lot of niggas just can't go because of
Speaker 3: that entitlement and niggas be feeling like they owe something
Speaker 3: and they supposed to get rewarded. And for me, that
Speaker 3: ship come off like a soft press. I can't accept that. Man,
Speaker 3: that's a soft press. You know what I'm saying. I
Speaker 3: can't take as a man. Bro. I got a wife, bro, Like,
Speaker 3: I can't lay lay in the bed that night next
Speaker 3: to my wife going to Nigga just fake soft prison.
Speaker 3: I can't do it, Bro, I can't don't make sense
Speaker 3: for me as a human, as a man, you know
Speaker 3: what I'm saying. So that's what that message was about
Speaker 3: like I Yeah, you know, so many niggas just be
Speaker 3: on the internet.
Speaker 1: It ain't no trophies.
Speaker 3: And I rewarded to get rewarded for for for not
Speaker 3: being rats or for not being thieves. Not pillow talking
Speaker 3: of for not fucking on they homie old lady, when
Speaker 3: when they homie in prison and ship like that. I
Speaker 3: remember when I got out the fist, I posted my
Speaker 3: paperwork on Instagram. You know, I'm on some cloud ship
Speaker 3: trying to get a buzz real quick ship slow. I'm
Speaker 3: about to sign the motime. I gotta kick it up
Speaker 3: for can I do this new way?
Speaker 4: Nigga?
Speaker 3: We gonna We're gonna kick it up the paperwork on
Speaker 3: the Instagram paperwork party. My og called me saying, neph
Speaker 3: youw what the is you doing? I say, what you're
Speaker 3: talking about? Man? Why you post that on your page?
Speaker 3: I say, you know what I mean. Let these niggas,
Speaker 3: no nigga stood tall. Nigga ain't never told on nobody, saying, Nephew,
Speaker 3: just did two years? Is you doing? You had you
Speaker 3: had a gun charge? Yeah, like, nigga, what you what
Speaker 3: you did?
Speaker 4: Like?
Speaker 3: What what what is you wanting from that? You want
Speaker 3: a nigga exactly.
Speaker 7: I kind of disagree with that. We do gotta start
Speaker 7: agetting the nigga. Some who stay silid because it's rare.
Speaker 3: But what but what I was saying, Yeah, no, but
Speaker 3: what I was saying, you got a letter, nigga do
Speaker 3: that on their own. You get what I'm saying, Like
Speaker 3: a nigga, do some real niggas looking for it, don't
Speaker 3: come looking for it, because guess what, you got to
Speaker 3: allow me to be a real nigga, and that's a
Speaker 3: real nigga. If you do some real nigga ship for me,
Speaker 3: I gotta be a real nigga back and you know,
Speaker 3: and make sure that energy get reciprocated. But when you
Speaker 3: looking for it and when you asking for it, then
Speaker 3: I know it's a soft press and it's entitlement. Ain't
Speaker 3: do this because you wasn't genuine. I know, man, if
Speaker 3: I do that, if I display this, do that.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but you gotta allow niggas to be a real nigga.
Speaker 3: And how you doing. If I'm a real nigga, you
Speaker 3: gotta give me a chance to show you. You know
Speaker 3: what I'm saying. Let let me not do something now
Speaker 3: I'm a fuck nigga. Let me show you if I'm
Speaker 3: a nigga, don't ask you know what I'm saying with
Speaker 3: a bitch. That's a turn off bit you asking see
Speaker 3: if I'm a player for a bitch, See if I'm Yeah,
Speaker 3: you didn't cut your.
Speaker 1: Water before you Goddamn?
Speaker 4: How many people? How many people you think back at home?
Speaker 4: Blaming you for that position?
Speaker 3: Right now? Ship a lot of I know, for show
Speaker 3: us a lot of niggas a lot of people. You
Speaker 3: know what I'm saying. I ain't gonna say I can count.
Speaker 3: I need I need more than two hands to count,
Speaker 3: you know, But I think any I think even one
Speaker 3: person is too many. Shouldn't nobody be blaming me for
Speaker 3: their position? Because I I ain't never blame nobody. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: it ain't even that. It's that without a doubt. But
Speaker 3: what I'm saying is, you know, just just off my
Speaker 3: leadership skills, right you know, uh, just for I ain't
Speaker 3: leader or no gang and I don't.
Speaker 1: Natural leadership.
Speaker 3: Yeah you know what I'm saying, Well, you know, just
Speaker 3: off like natural leadership skills. Bro. I just you know,
Speaker 3: I display I display certain ship. You know what I'm saying, So, yeah,
Speaker 3: like I think one one person, one person is just
Speaker 3: way too many. You know what I mean by I
Speaker 3: display ship? I ain't never know nobody can ever remember
Speaker 3: a time of me blaming anybody for anything unless it
Speaker 3: was a direct fuck up or direct mistake. And it's
Speaker 3: a difference between blaming somebody holding them.
Speaker 1: And hold them and holding them accountable for them.
Speaker 3: To things, you know what I'm saying. Yeah, and the
Speaker 3: people that wanted that don't want to be held accountable.
Speaker 3: They take that accountability as being blame.
Speaker 1: But yeah, yeah, I agree with that.
Speaker 7: I agree with that because that's you know, that's my
Speaker 7: ship now though, like I blame myself for everything because
Speaker 7: if I blame somebody else, it can't be fixed.
Speaker 3: I blame myself.
Speaker 7: I can what it is, you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 7: what it is you could be dead in the wrong,
Speaker 7: but I blame myself.
Speaker 4: But even fun with you, so I can think that
Speaker 4: just don't.
Speaker 6: Fun with them, you know what I'm saying exactly.
Speaker 3: So I just feel like whatever I'm not disciplaining, mother
Speaker 3: display that ship right back, just just as a leader,
Speaker 3: you know what I mean. So, yeah, there's a few
Speaker 3: people that blame me for for the positions that they
Speaker 3: in life. But that's not my fault. You know what
Speaker 3: I'm saying, Nigga, nigga grown bro, Niggas gotta start realizing
Speaker 3: understand it. Niggas got families to take care of.
Speaker 6: We got children, real dependence that came from me.
Speaker 3: You got little aund what I got. They are. They
Speaker 3: are titled to my Yeah, they're titled to my time
Speaker 3: and allly above, they gotta come first before any motherfucker body,
Speaker 3: before before anybody, before anybody. My kids, My kids come
Speaker 3: before my mama. That ship sounds crazy, but but they
Speaker 3: agree with She agreed with that because she taught me
Speaker 3: to do that because guess what, we came before her
Speaker 3: parents exactly, and that's how that ship supposed to be,
Speaker 3: you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: So, yeah, on your journey, whether it's in the music
Speaker 5: game or you know what I'm saying, your personal life,
Speaker 5: is there any is anything like if you could go
Speaker 5: back in time, you would pivot and do different.
Speaker 3: I think what I what what would landed me in
Speaker 3: jail for? For gun that was never on me at all?
Speaker 3: Invisible firearm two years was you know at the end
Speaker 3: of the day, And yeah, I say that, right, But
Speaker 3: I still blame myself for that because I can play
Speaker 3: with them people and look at it like y'all lot
Speaker 3: me up for no reason. But in reality, though, we
Speaker 3: I know, like they know, it wasn't for no reason.
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying. They needed something to get
Speaker 3: in again. That that's what stuck, and that's that's what's stuck.
Speaker 3: And them people, you know, in a sense that should
Speaker 3: say me. But to answer your question, I will, I will,
Speaker 3: I would not. I'm mixed up both. I thought that
Speaker 3: I could do both. I thought that I could still
Speaker 3: hustle and build a rap label because I thought I
Speaker 3: thought Pete Pete did it. I thought Baby did. I
Speaker 3: thought them niggas this was the this was the recipe.
Speaker 3: I didn't know no better. Yeah, we just was. It
Speaker 3: just looked like was out standing that as a as
Speaker 3: a as a way younger nigga. I didn't get that,
Speaker 3: you know, and.
Speaker 6: They just had to make it look like that.
Speaker 3: But but yeah, but I came up in the era
Speaker 3: of really happened and had a ship that you rap about. Yeah,
Speaker 3: really happened to have happened to have live that ship.
Speaker 3: So I was living my wraps and I think that
Speaker 3: was the stupidest shit I ever did in my life,
Speaker 3: you know what I'm saying. And I think it's even
Speaker 3: dumber for another nigga to go live. Yeah, I wouldn't
Speaker 3: have did that like that. I thought I could do
Speaker 3: both would have been hops like like I ended up
Speaker 3: choosing eventually, you know, when it was too late, but
Speaker 3: then it was right on time at the same time,
Speaker 3: if that makes sense. You know what I'm saying. I
Speaker 3: wouldn't have did that. It fucked up lot. You know,
Speaker 3: ship would have went way faster. But in the end,
Speaker 3: God don't make mistakes. And I can't imagine myself the
Speaker 3: amount of money that I got right now, I can't
Speaker 3: imagine myself having it with the mentality I had, the
Speaker 3: big facts, big fastest bro. I wouldn't big last, No,
Speaker 3: He'll I always say that, I wouldn't have lasted. Niggaould
Speaker 3: have been like, man, whould have fucked this young nigga
Speaker 3: thinking the nigga move around like Nino Brown, Man, we
Speaker 3: gotta yeah funk Brown with little Cuz Like yeah, you
Speaker 3: know what I'm saying. So, yeah, I wouldn't have did that.
Speaker 3: I would it did that.
Speaker 1: And then another thing too.
Speaker 6: That I just remember from our last conversation is you
Speaker 6: were just speaking on the power of having like solid
Speaker 6: females like on your team.
Speaker 1: Like your wife, Chanelle, your mom.
Speaker 6: You know what I'm saying, Everybody that's around you is
Speaker 6: kind of like helping you grow. As far as coming
Speaker 6: back today in twenty twenty five, do you still feel
Speaker 6: like that's the mentality or like, how do you like how.
Speaker 1: Do you feel about that?
Speaker 6: And what do you suggest to other people As far
Speaker 6: as having women on your team as far as I mean.
Speaker 1: Versus having like a bunch of men like running your.
Speaker 3: Shit, it started off as a mentality and then it
Speaker 3: turned into a hustle. Yeah, you know what I'm saying, because
Speaker 3: women women. Every time my Mama ever told me a
Speaker 3: nigga won't write, fact, she wouldn't motherfucking line. And I
Speaker 3: ended up learning later even my even my wife, she
Speaker 3: done been around and seeing certain niggas I don't like.
Speaker 3: I don't like dog vibe, I don't like dogs.
Speaker 4: I don't even had to see him but one time.
Speaker 3: One time, and I find out a year later, like Mam,
Speaker 3: I should have listened, you know what I'm saying. So
Speaker 3: I believe that's something that God gave women was I
Speaker 3: think intuition. I think I think women's six cents sixth
Speaker 3: sense is the intuition. Like men, we got great intuition
Speaker 3: as well, but it's just not as strong as a
Speaker 3: woman's is. You know what I'm saying women, because I'm
Speaker 3: a woman ship. Women go get and listen. Women killing
Speaker 3: this ship. Just all around the board and every women.
Speaker 1: Three day coming up.
Speaker 3: Okay, killing ship. You know what I'm saying. So and
Speaker 3: the reason why I say it started off from mentality,
Speaker 3: from a mindset to a hustle because you know, I've
Speaker 3: seen it that way, and once I got the results,
Speaker 3: it's like, oh is it it's the way.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's the only Yeah, you get that money.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna make sure that money comes and.
Speaker 1: They gonna make sure you're good and good.
Speaker 3: Absolutely when when my when my like Schnell or Danny,
Speaker 3: you know, when they when they travel with me, I
Speaker 3: feel like I don't know what I'm saying, because I
Speaker 3: got that I got that woman around me.
Speaker 1: Because women are like natural nurturers.
Speaker 6: They're gonna make sure that like you have your toiletries
Speaker 6: or they're not gonna feel any kind of way because
Speaker 6: they need to pack your bag or you know what
Speaker 6: I'm saying, they need to go do this or go
Speaker 6: do that. It's not a like a it's not a
Speaker 6: complex there when you need to get some ship done
Speaker 6: as opposed to possibly one of your homeboys.
Speaker 7: A nigga gonna always feel like I can do what
Speaker 7: he can do. Yeah, Yeah, that's what a nigga gonna
Speaker 7: look at like, damn if I just had your if I.
Speaker 3: Could do that, that's a fact that happens. It is, bro, like, man,
Speaker 3: he ain't doing him right. Yeah, you ain't.
Speaker 4: Nigga feel like they could be a better you than you.
Speaker 3: That's a fact. Instead of telling a nigga like hey, bro,
Speaker 3: you shouldn't do that like that, gag, I think you
Speaker 3: should play it like this. Just try that ship, see
Speaker 3: how it works. A nigga said the idea for herself,
Speaker 3: like fuck that, I'm I'm just do this ship myself.
Speaker 3: I've seen so many niggas go from managers to rappers. Bro,
Speaker 3: like it don't make it. I don't think it makes
Speaker 3: sense to have a million niggas around you and y'all
Speaker 3: all doing the same thing, right, I don't think. I
Speaker 3: don't think that that build greatness.
Speaker 4: It doesn't.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think different mentalities and different ideas.
Speaker 6: And Beill's monotony because it's like all the same ship
Speaker 6: just going over and over again.
Speaker 3: Like and you can't have all the same niggas that
Speaker 3: came from the same background that you. Yeah, you gotta
Speaker 3: have a nigga come from different walks of license, because
Speaker 3: you can't learn from a nigga that you know everything
Speaker 3: you know.
Speaker 4: You know what I'm saying, Like, we all know the
Speaker 4: same ship. So we're gonna be talk, We're gonna be
Speaker 4: stuck in the bubble talking.
Speaker 3: The same fucking but we ain't learning ship nothing. I
Speaker 3: can't teach you.
Speaker 4: You can't teach me ship.
Speaker 7: The only thing I can teach you is because I'm
Speaker 7: the one glowed up, is that you can be me
Speaker 7: because you know I come where you come from.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: But but but then again, the plus side, like having
Speaker 3: having niggas on your crew or your team and ship
Speaker 3: is that is the not saying women ain't dominant, but
Speaker 3: it's just a different type of dominance, you know what
Speaker 3: I'm saying, Just like, Yeah, we're gonna kick this bitch
Speaker 3: down all the way down. Yeah, Hey, bro, what's up?
Speaker 3: What we're doing, bro, what you got, Come on, you're
Speaker 3: gonna do this. Nigga's not a will and deal, you
Speaker 3: know what I'm saying. Yeah, But but the good thing
Speaker 3: a woman ain't about the willing deal. If some ship
Speaker 3: it's twenty fives, we want to do yeah fifty, that's yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Like I mean, how that's when you get it, like.
Speaker 3: What we're doing. But a nigga know that, like, man, no,
Speaker 3: that bitch is gonna take it. And you know what
Speaker 3: I'm saying, So yeah, but it's all it's all pleasant
Speaker 3: with everything and everybody. Yeah, upside and downside of everything that.
Speaker 5: Man. I saw you hosting that uh that rap battle
Speaker 5: with a Calico Calico, and I guess I asked you, like,
Speaker 5: how you think them battle rap niggas like are able
Speaker 5: to battle because they be taking shots like thiss in
Speaker 5: each other's mom and dad like, And I think I
Speaker 5: saw your face on one line on that battle Loan,
Speaker 5: I couldn't know.
Speaker 3: I couldn't be. That's tough. Bro.
Speaker 4: How you think you think it's just the paper?
Speaker 5: They're doing it because they get they be getting to
Speaker 5: pay for they.
Speaker 3: Get paid rap battle rappers get paid dogs. It wasn't
Speaker 3: like that them niggas. Niggas don't built. I never knew
Speaker 3: that that battle Wrap community. That ship is so huge,
Speaker 3: Like you boys got fans in fucking Switzerland and ship like.
Speaker 1: That really like some slick.
Speaker 3: It's like boxing, wrapping boxing. That ship is serious, Like
Speaker 3: it's like boxing. It's the same, it's the exact same thing.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Me. So it's a lot of money, a lot of
Speaker 3: white broll sometimes go down, go down, go down. But
Speaker 3: I think I think we keep well keep the because
Speaker 3: because a lot of it's a lot of battle rappers
Speaker 3: that that's real street niggas, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: But I think what kind of keep them niggas in line.
Speaker 3: It's just not want to fuck the money up. I
Speaker 3: think in the agreements, you know, if you swing, you
Speaker 3: lose that back in, and it's a contract that they signed.
Speaker 3: So ain't about to get all the way here and
Speaker 3: miss out on picking up a fifty thousand dollars back in,
Speaker 3: thirty thousand dollars back in. Me personally, I haven't built
Speaker 3: myself up to that point where you're gonna swing.
Speaker 1: I'm not playing with no nigga.
Speaker 3: I haven't grown that far.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I ain't healed.
Speaker 1: Nigga.
Speaker 5: The niggas hug it up afterwards.
Speaker 3: Boy, yeah like that. Man, Yeah, they make a bag though.
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying, Son, you know that's that's they,
Speaker 3: that's they. They understand their industry. I got some more
Speaker 3: growing to do. I got a lot of more growing
Speaker 3: to do. I'm not yet. Yeah, Like I love my
Speaker 3: little girl, man, I love my little boy like I
Speaker 3: love my mom. Like Nigga just like, yeah, Nigga, your
Speaker 3: daughter a bitch. I smacked the ship out your daughter.
Speaker 3: When I they say ship stuff like that, I like, bro,
Speaker 3: what the fuck?
Speaker 1: Who the heck?
Speaker 5: Like, man, I was nervous when I was watching, when
Speaker 5: I was what does it be? What's what's the name
Speaker 5: of the league? The Calico Gay B and b Al League. Yeah,
Speaker 5: but it was like, in a weird way, it was
Speaker 5: kind of like love like kicking it. Yeah, but you
Speaker 5: see some of them faces, I'm like, man, it looked
Speaker 5: like it could go down.
Speaker 3: I'm it was. It was a couple of times. I'm like,
Speaker 3: because I was with one of my homies and ship,
Speaker 3: I'm like, man, we about to throw down in this
Speaker 3: bitch bro, Like he with me in the city with me.
Speaker 3: I knew dude was about to try to swing on something.
Speaker 3: I just knew this ship was about to happen. But yeah,
Speaker 3: it went right. The boys handled theirself like professionals. Who
Speaker 3: want young nia coming out of Detroit who might not
Speaker 3: know about like man, there's so many young niggas bro like,
Speaker 3: like I say, like h y being a little bro
Speaker 3: you know what I mean? Uh sbr PZ like rich
Speaker 3: time butter my fucking man, it's so many young niggas
Speaker 3: that's moving and grooving down that motherfucker. I don't I
Speaker 3: don't want to miss name who you would say what
Speaker 3: twenty two of the boat? But who else? Like one
Speaker 3: up T went up T kind of damn there he
Speaker 3: done that where it need to be. Man, So many
Speaker 3: of them young niggas turn man like then them niggas
Speaker 3: be all they having their own little shit going on.
Speaker 3: But it's a gang of niggas turned front the Troit.
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying. What's the spot?
Speaker 4: There's there's there's like go to spot.
Speaker 3: You know it's crazy. We ain't got one no more.
Speaker 3: It used to be Truth. Yeah, yeah, the Truth night Club.
Speaker 3: We ain't got one no more. It's over our clubs,
Speaker 3: the club seeing in Detroit right now. Horrible that ship
Speaker 3: terrible ship boring. It's like the same motherfuckers go out
Speaker 3: yea everywhere. Yeah, that ship boring. It's it's shit stupid
Speaker 3: dry right now. It's like the air right now. Ain't
Speaker 3: no way, but she did, man, real bro.
Speaker 6: Listen, really, the only thing popping right now is like
Speaker 6: the strip clubs and ship. They got a couple of
Speaker 6: like little R and B spots.
Speaker 3: Or whatever.
Speaker 4: Restaurants.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's how it is in the city right now.
Speaker 3: Everything just that shit is dead. Bro, clubs, shit cod
Speaker 3: over with a little bit. I think it may probably
Speaker 3: possibly to the summertime.
Speaker 1: Yeah, nigga might start coming back outside.
Speaker 3: Hey, what you think beside the buff that Detroit brought
Speaker 3: to the room. I think it's uh the type of
Speaker 3: beats that a lot of people rapping on you. You
Speaker 3: know what I'm saying. We brought up. We brought a
Speaker 3: distinct sound, you know what I mean, Like even the
Speaker 3: sound that so like it's like it's multiple sounds inside
Speaker 3: of Detroit. So then you got like the flint sound,
Speaker 3: you know where they should like super duperd fast, like
Speaker 3: the energy beats, all that type of ship. Then you
Speaker 3: got that Detroit sound and like motherfuckers in Michigan. You
Speaker 3: can tell a Flint rapper from a Detroit rapper strictly
Speaker 3: by the beats. But we already had like a like
Speaker 3: a darker where niggas wrapping on like darker Detroit beats,
Speaker 3: but a little little slow to them back in the day.
Speaker 4: We're doing that day day family so hard.
Speaker 3: Yeah them, nigga, I'm.
Speaker 4: Waking up in the morning.
Speaker 3: I brought that. I brought that. I brought that one
Speaker 3: little sign back, you know what I'm saying. So and
Speaker 3: watch the rest of the world just like gravitate to
Speaker 3: that ship. That ship turned, you know what I mean.
Speaker 7: Else, when I got big, I think y'all, I think
Speaker 7: y'all kind of got damn master the movie ship, independent
Speaker 7: movie ship.
Speaker 1: We got to the first time I ever heard.
Speaker 4: I ever got to niggas putting that one every week.
Speaker 3: That to mother, the independent Detroit movie scene is retarded
Speaker 3: right now. It's so much money. And that ship. When
Speaker 3: I did my first two movie, I got that. I
Speaker 3: couldn't believe. I couldn't believe that ship. That ship throw
Speaker 3: me off. I'm like, man, what the fuck now? I
Speaker 3: see why the nigga fit do movies and like you
Speaker 3: know what I'm saying, that's all he's doing. Like that's
Speaker 3: that ship serious, bro, motherfucker ship on tub and and
Speaker 3: you know too, we got that little stigma on their.
Speaker 4: Name man too, we got we got the real ship
Speaker 4: on movies.
Speaker 3: That's what everything everybody watching tube bro to.
Speaker 7: We turned I used to be trying to be too,
Speaker 7: like they were like some bootlegs ship or the ship
Speaker 7: was ash no to.
Speaker 3: We got the movies. We got ship to ride out
Speaker 3: on too. Yeah, yeah, we definitely. I feel like we
Speaker 3: definitely turned up the independent music. You know what's crazy,
Speaker 3: The movie ship and the rap ship took off for
Speaker 3: the tray at the exact same time. That. Yeah, because
Speaker 3: you got you got you got companies like Mulai Films
Speaker 3: like them. Boys got some ship. They got them grow
Speaker 3: abb and the h block ship and the buffed up
Speaker 3: and the to that big but the black dude b
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah that boy. They got some ship seen all
Speaker 3: like Mulai Film's t like them, boys got some ship. Busy.
Speaker 3: He doing what he's doing, what he's supposed to do,
Speaker 3: like com on Smith and mo fucking man, some ship.
Speaker 3: It's got some ship. It's made me jump in that ship.
Speaker 3: I already like acting and writing, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: So I'm like fuck that. I say the money the
Speaker 3: niggas making out that ship. I had to suit myself.
Speaker 3: It works. I ain't stopping. I ain't quitting fucking.
Speaker 5: If you, if you, if you like, if you, if
Speaker 5: you want to Detroit, well you like that if you
Speaker 5: didn't live in Detroit, wells would you want to live?
Speaker 5: What's your other favorite city?
Speaker 3: Like close to Detroit? Close to Detroit my other favorite city?
Speaker 5: Uh?
Speaker 3: You know what's like, It'll either be Miami, Houston or
Speaker 3: proudly here they ain't close. But you know, but I don't.
Speaker 3: I don't think I'm moving front of the Troit. You
Speaker 3: know what I'm saying. That's my backyard. Like I just
Speaker 3: think strategically, bro, I think different, Like you know, wherever
Speaker 3: I go, I gotta bring my my family, my wife
Speaker 3: and my kids. And I can remember vivid like times
Speaker 3: where rap niggas came to Detroit and they got Airbnb's
Speaker 3: on eight mile or on nine miles in Southfield, And yes,
Speaker 3: that's the suburbs, but it's not the suburbs you be
Speaker 3: thinking you somewhere exactly, laid back in you somewhere split
Speaker 3: you ain't. Yeah, yeah, right in the middle of the man,
Speaker 3: motherfucker poster, camm it up in the kitchen, nigga, know
Speaker 3: where you're at exactly? Was like when it comes to Detroit,
Speaker 3: I know, I know my city, that's my backyard. That's
Speaker 3: I know how to move. I know when to move,
Speaker 3: when not to move. I know where to go. I
Speaker 3: know what time to go. If I'm if gas station,
Speaker 3: to know what gas station. I know what road to
Speaker 3: take traffic long. I know what light that I don't
Speaker 3: really funk with. It's certain, it's certain street lights. I
Speaker 3: don't even I don't care. I don't know this type
Speaker 3: of shit. If I'm in that line, I don't know.
Speaker 4: What my jacket up.
Speaker 3: I don't know its real ship. Yeah. Until I'm in
Speaker 3: a position where I you know, when I finally like
Speaker 3: retire with just business and just life and all that shit, period,
Speaker 3: I'm gonna have to If that's something we decided to do,
Speaker 3: is moving out of town, I have to go for
Speaker 3: a couple of years first, getting free in my family
Speaker 3: learned the last day you brought a blueprint out and
Speaker 3: we figured this shit out. But I'm at home right now.
Speaker 3: You know one thing about it. You know, I do
Speaker 3: understand that a lot of a lot of artists move,
Speaker 3: they have to move from the city that they in
Speaker 3: because of the hate or whatever the fuck is going on,
Speaker 3: which you know that's possibly out of their control. But
Speaker 3: one thing I learned, and somebody told me, it's in
Speaker 3: prison because I was going to I was gonna do
Speaker 3: my probation to Atlanta, and he like, bro, why you
Speaker 3: going to Atlanta. I'm like, shit, Troy Hot, I'm not going.
Speaker 3: I want to go back there when people fuck with
Speaker 3: me every fucking week, rated my restaurants and all my
Speaker 3: businesses once a week like that. That ship I went
Speaker 3: through with the police, bro was ridiculous, and I ain't
Speaker 3: want to do that again. But you know what he said, Bro,
Speaker 3: He said that you need to go back home, bro,
Speaker 3: because it ain't about where you live, it's how you move. Fact.
Speaker 3: You can move at home as if you live out
Speaker 3: of time, and that's what I do. Facts. Yeah, Fact,
Speaker 3: listen to that ship. Greater game ever he gave you
Speaker 3: me should go a long way like Nigga be Nigga
Speaker 3: be Nigga.
Speaker 4: I don't want to be seen for six months, a
Speaker 4: nigga won't see me and you in.
Speaker 3: The state the whole time.
Speaker 4: Again, I'm stelling no, and I'm seeing them.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 3: Fact fact when he's saying that ship, that ship stuck
Speaker 3: with me, and I did that ship. When I got
Speaker 3: home my dad, I just moved loose like like bru say,
Speaker 3: I get seen when I feel like getting seen. You know,
Speaker 3: I rather I rather see a motherfucker before they see me. Yeah,
Speaker 3: so yeah, I got, I got. I got a couple
Speaker 3: of little little one one pick up trucks and ship
Speaker 3: like that when mother fucker every day my favorite cars.
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying like that, I'm tired of
Speaker 3: spending money on them cars. Anyway.
Speaker 7: Do you feel like a lot of this ship that
Speaker 7: a nigga was was wont as a young nigga or
Speaker 7: before he got it.
Speaker 3: This ship don't be about nothing. Ship don't mean nothing.
Speaker 3: I'm talking about nothing. But I spent five hundred thousand
Speaker 3: dollars for a rose RoCE for a ghost boy at
Speaker 3: the rose Orce dealership. That ship ain't do nothing for
Speaker 3: my career. It did nothing for me, It did nothing
Speaker 3: for my business. I caught a two weeks stunt.
Speaker 4: Meaning everyone everybody, Yeah, yeah, mean it took about two weeks.
Speaker 3: For everybody knew I had the bitch. It ain't mean
Speaker 3: that bitch, ain't it ain't mean nothing. Five hundred thousand
Speaker 3: dollars down the drain. Then I lost the hundred racks
Speaker 3: the moment it moved, it pushed off the lot and
Speaker 3: and the fucked up thing. One thing I realized right
Speaker 3: is that the Roseworce Dealership is approximately I did a math,
Speaker 3: like I'm serious about. The Rose Dealership is approximately seven
Speaker 3: minutes from my juice bar. I spent five hundred thousand
Speaker 3: with them. Them folks aint came my juice bar and
Speaker 3: spend five dollars. That shit been something to me. I
Speaker 3: don't like that, you know what I'm saying. That's cold, Yeah,
Speaker 3: it's cold. Only only one jeweler came to my juice bar,
Speaker 3: which was the dudes from Hush Jury. Nobody else like.
Speaker 3: So I start looking at everything like that. When I
Speaker 3: spend my money, I want to support motherfuckers. Who's supporting
Speaker 3: me back? Because them folks taking their money and they
Speaker 3: going to spend it in their own communities, or they
Speaker 3: putting or they taking my money in and putting it
Speaker 3: in other businesses that that might be an opposing business
Speaker 3: to mine. Either way, I'm not getting my money, not
Speaker 3: coming back for a circle.
Speaker 7: Sometimes people be mad that you able to buy the
Speaker 7: ship though, yeah, you know what I'm saying. They're gonna
Speaker 7: treat it nice to get the commission in the sale
Speaker 7: and on it, but they really don't want.
Speaker 3: Us to it. When I call that man, I told
Speaker 3: them I want trade a bit chare. But man was
Speaker 3: talking to me like, you know what I'm saying, like
Speaker 3: like I was a nobody like and not disrespectfully, but
Speaker 3: the sarcasm, just the way he was moving. Let me
Speaker 3: call you back, give you about five minutes, and don't
Speaker 3: call back ship like that. So that ship just made
Speaker 3: me look at a lot of that ship different. My
Speaker 3: stupid ass still win and bought some more cards, but
Speaker 3: it's over for that. It's a waste of money.
Speaker 5: Bro.
Speaker 3: We ain't got nothing to prove to Nobody don't mean nothing.
Speaker 3: I ain't sold one album because I got a fucking
Speaker 3: rose words. That ship don't mean nothing. That ship made
Speaker 3: me look like food round in that motherfucker. This ship
Speaker 3: feel good for one or two days, bro, that's it. Bro,
Speaker 3: that's it. That's where everything that I bought, everything that
Speaker 3: I ever bought, like you know, some flashy ship. I
Speaker 3: had fun with that ship for for about two weeks.
Speaker 3: After that it be over. It don't mean it, don't it,
Speaker 3: don't feel like nothing. I don't feel it, don't do
Speaker 3: nothing for me.
Speaker 1: Really really started regretting.
Speaker 3: That every needed. It ain't been a time where I
Speaker 3: didn't regret immediately I leave a club, but I used
Speaker 3: to lead a club with I told you that I
Speaker 3: just left him another club full of regret that money
Speaker 3: give them cull. You feel like, why the fuck did
Speaker 3: I just do that? Fuck? Are we doing that? Fun?
Speaker 4: Bro? And tomorrow is something you gotta spend some money
Speaker 4: on for real?
Speaker 3: That's meaning for me?
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, you just spent that twice and there that
Speaker 4: ship don't be meaning ship.
Speaker 3: I spent five hundred thousand roads rights and I only
Speaker 3: spend two hundred on my studio. That was the stupidest ship.
Speaker 3: Like you understand what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: Yeah, saying it like that in comparison, like, yeah.
Speaker 3: I spent when you make your money and two hundred
Speaker 3: thousand for the ship that make me money. You know
Speaker 3: what I'm saying like that. It just it just didn't
Speaker 3: make sense, you know what I'm saying, privilege to put
Speaker 3: the pro tous in the steer with I shot a
Speaker 3: hundred videos of that motherfucker. That's one thing I do
Speaker 3: every time. I should have one hundred videos in the
Speaker 3: montherfucker bitch. Y'all gonna see this motherfucker. Fuck y'all gonna
Speaker 3: get tired of this bit. Y'all gonna see this bitch. Then.
Speaker 3: I ain't even no club nigga, so I don't go
Speaker 3: to the clubs and ship like that by the time.
Speaker 3: But I had a learned for two years sold the
Speaker 3: bitch motherfucker. I mean, some people didn't even know I've
Speaker 3: ever had the bitch like you know what I mean.
Speaker 3: It's just like, Bro, I'm wasting my money bro like
Speaker 3: that you mean I think I think that ship frivolous.
Speaker 3: I want I want other motherfuckers that's watching this ship
Speaker 3: to take what we're saying and really run with this ship.
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying, what you think it is
Speaker 3: to make niggas won't all of that ship though music
Speaker 3: listening to other rap niggas and you know what I mean,
Speaker 3: the Internet and women ship like that. You know what
Speaker 3: I'm saying, Like that, that's what That's what make niggas
Speaker 3: want this ship. And it all boiled down to one thing.
Speaker 3: H low self esteem, you know what I'm saying, Because
Speaker 3: I should be able to feel like that nigga without
Speaker 3: a roads, you know what I mean, and I do now,
Speaker 3: But at the time of getting it, I needed that
Speaker 3: Rose race to make me feel out. I needed some validation,
Speaker 3: you know. I mean, I wanted. I wanted all my
Speaker 3: old hoes and yeah, look at me now, look you
Speaker 3: know what I'm saying. But in the end, I was
Speaker 3: the only one hurt myself. Yeah, them folks married, moved
Speaker 3: on with life. They don't give a funk about me
Speaker 3: having no roads. But hear the worst than exactly, like
Speaker 3: yeah facts bro like so yeah, I just think, man,
Speaker 3: niggas gotta stop looking for the wrongs at the wrong
Speaker 3: places for validation.
Speaker 7: What I say, to be validated by invalid people, Yeah
Speaker 7: my validation invalid.
Speaker 3: I ain't been through nothing, but you usually can tell
Speaker 3: who ain't who ain't lived like a certain way, who
Speaker 3: ain't been in a certain way, because because the way
Speaker 3: they talk, you know what I'm saying, you can listen
Speaker 3: to a nigga talk. Nigga just be too gangst and
Speaker 3: killing nigga. You ain't shot nobody. Look how you talk.
Speaker 3: Because the killers that I was in that I knew
Speaker 3: growing up, they ain't did that. I thought them niggas
Speaker 3: damn that we school teachers. Bro, ain't.
Speaker 4: Crazy.
Speaker 1: Why not about no not about no fucking activity.
Speaker 5: Bro.
Speaker 3: These niggas are open my mama trunk up and take
Speaker 3: the groceries in the house like they just didn't move.
Speaker 3: And it's just a certain it's a certain way people talk,
Speaker 3: you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 7: But this ship just different in this eraor though with
Speaker 7: this internet ship because everybody now you get validation by
Speaker 7: being the nigga that's doing it and.
Speaker 3: We know you doing it, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 7: So them niggas will say they're doing it because them
Speaker 7: the niggas getting the pusson.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Like if I.
Speaker 4: Can't get no wrong wrong, I'm gona kill them. That's
Speaker 4: just how this ship goes.
Speaker 5: Bro.
Speaker 4: This ship fucked up.
Speaker 3: Where the fuck we became as a community where nigga
Speaker 3: nigga to catch a body to be cool facts man
Speaker 3: niggat to kill another black man and be cool, to
Speaker 3: be validated, to be able to be in it ship.
Speaker 3: It's ship, wow, bro. When I was growing up, the
Speaker 3: niggas that died, bro, God rest their souls or whatever.
Speaker 3: But respectfully, some of them, you know, they.
Speaker 6: Put the.
Speaker 1: Lack of a better way to put it.
Speaker 7: Like everybody, everybody can see why you deserve that, Like
Speaker 7: you shouldn't did shouldn't have did that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you shouldn't have did that.
Speaker 7: Other than that, like all this frivolous killer that shit
Speaker 7: ain't buy name, but the nigga did some ship, Like
Speaker 7: even the neighborhood would be like, she won't know what happen.
Speaker 3: We don't know what happened, because we know what happened.
Speaker 3: And you know why you shouldn't be telling.
Speaker 5: You know what.
Speaker 3: You know why like that motherfuckers in the neighborhood, the
Speaker 3: aunties and the uncles and the grandma's and ship. You
Speaker 3: know how they used to be quiet. You know why
Speaker 3: they're telling nothing because they like that boy got killed
Speaker 3: for motherfucker saying fucking nigga on Instagram. Yep, whoever did that?
Speaker 4: I know he did it.
Speaker 3: Fucking where you come a court? Absolutely, yeah, he killed
Speaker 3: that young man from saying him on the internet, and
Speaker 3: the more than plus behind this ship ain't ain't nothing
Speaker 3: behind it no more. You know, they used to stand
Speaker 3: tall for us, the neighbors and all the you know whatever.
Speaker 4: The boy came over here playing with them boys and the.
Speaker 3: Guy, that's how they used to talk. I swear to God,
Speaker 3: that's how he used to talk. That boy should have
Speaker 3: came up with them boys. That's how they They don't
Speaker 3: talk like that, Like man, they killed that boy.
Speaker 6: But I think I think another part about it too,
Speaker 6: Just like how y'all saying the neighborhood used to protect
Speaker 6: the neighborhood, is because the people that the neighborhood was
Speaker 6: protecting was making sure the neighborhood was good.
Speaker 1: They would make sure all the grasses got cut.
Speaker 6: They would make sure they did little stuff for the kids,
Speaker 6: or you know, sent groceries or you know food or
Speaker 6: you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: Whatever. But I don't feel like niggas are doing that
Speaker 1: no more.
Speaker 6: So It's like, shit, I don't have nothing to gain
Speaker 6: by protecting this nigga because he don't do shit for me.
Speaker 4: Niggas too busy in competition with each other. Yeah it is.
Speaker 3: It's just like bro, niggas gotta be theyself bro like Man,
Speaker 3: it's so much shit that I ain't never spoke about
Speaker 3: or talked about on the internet, and ship that won't
Speaker 3: get me in trouble, Like you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 3: but just shit that Hall just really put put it
Speaker 3: in perspective on who Vessel is. I'm multi facetted, I'm
Speaker 3: a lot of things. I'm a motivator, I'm from a
Speaker 3: family man, I'm a street nigga, I'm a business man,
Speaker 3: I'm a rapper. You know what I'm saying. I'm a
Speaker 3: lie of things. But it's just it's just the way
Speaker 3: I was raised. It's just certain ship that I just
Speaker 3: feel like it don't need to be spoken about. If
Speaker 3: you know, you know, you know what I'm saying, you know,
Speaker 3: And I think I think the closest I ever did
Speaker 3: to that was saying that, you know, I serre your
Speaker 3: favorite rappers, you know what I mean. I felt crazy
Speaker 3: saying that, but it is what it is, you know
Speaker 3: what I'm saying. It's them niggas know that, like you
Speaker 3: know one thing about icewear Vessel or the marriage of artists.
Speaker 3: Them niggas seen me when I was hustling knew me
Speaker 3: when I was trapping, like they knew Vessel from it.
Speaker 3: They didn't meet Vessel and Vessel signed with QC or
Speaker 3: when Vessel dropped the song. When Vessel dropped, they knew Vessel,
Speaker 3: and Vessel didn't even tell the niggas that he was
Speaker 3: a rapper. Like you know what I'm saying. The niggas
Speaker 3: seen me. You know what I mean, They seen it.
Speaker 3: It ain't even just about just I ain't but like you.
Speaker 3: I mean, yeah, I mean, I ain't never saw like
Speaker 3: no very hard. Yeah, yeah, niggas seen. Niggas seen it.
Speaker 3: But but but my point of bringing that up, I
Speaker 3: don't act that way, you know what I mean. I
Speaker 3: don't carry myself that way, all right, I don't come
Speaker 3: off that way. I don't come off like that kind
Speaker 3: of nigga. I just try to be genuine, you know
Speaker 3: what I'm saying, to motivate niggas and breathe light into
Speaker 3: our community and to everybody, because that's the most important,
Speaker 3: you know what I mean. I think we'll last that way.
Speaker 3: You know, we just got to get better with each other,
Speaker 3: right listening and all that streets dead anyway, bro been
Speaker 3: sucked up and she ain't gone about five almost ten years.
Speaker 4: Man, it was still some money in it, but the
Speaker 4: cold being gone.
Speaker 3: But that ship is over with man.
Speaker 1: Ain't no even getting the money for Watch for the Hook,
Speaker 1: Like I'm.
Speaker 3: Saying first it was a little money.
Speaker 4: She is dead there.
Speaker 3: It's there.
Speaker 4: The niggas who the niggas who solid they the way
Speaker 4: because they don't want them.
Speaker 1: Nigga.
Speaker 4: Niggas ain't on it Internet. Niggas out the way because
Speaker 4: I don't want you to. I want you to forget
Speaker 4: about me. I want to like you telling him. You
Speaker 4: know what I'm saying, Like, niggas.
Speaker 3: Is out the way, that's a fact. Like the niggas
Speaker 3: who really get it, they out the way.
Speaker 4: I be trying to get niggas on the podcast.
Speaker 3: Niggas like br man, I love you.
Speaker 4: I ain't yeah, you know what I'm saying, Like I
Speaker 4: ain't ain't selling that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know what I'm saying. I ain't.
Speaker 4: No, I ain't any industry bro. But I just want
Speaker 4: niggas to give niggas they spill on even though the
Speaker 4: niggas ain't even street. Nigga ain't in the street.
Speaker 7: The niggas own niggas the way for real niggas are like, Bro,
Speaker 7: I'm just gonna stay out the nigga way.
Speaker 4: Bro.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't even want to bring up then. I
Speaker 3: don't want to remind you.
Speaker 1: I don't.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, I'm just out of the way. I respect
Speaker 3: that to the MAC. That's the best way to be, bro. Like,
Speaker 3: this ship is dead, it's over with. Ain't no coming back. Bro,
Speaker 3: we shouldn't even want this ship to come back anyway.
Speaker 3: That ship is dead. It's over for ain't no streets,
Speaker 3: no more, ain't no rules.
Speaker 5: And it was all good.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: When they got bad, he got bad. When he got bad,
Speaker 3: he got real bad. You know what I'm saying. We
Speaker 3: we blurred the lines too much. You know, we blurred
Speaker 3: the lines way too much with the streets and the internet.
Speaker 7: I'm gonna tell you I think it happened before the ending.
Speaker 7: I'm gonna tell you what I think for the street up.
Speaker 3: In my opinion, when niggas start making their own definition
Speaker 3: of everything, to make your own definition of what a
Speaker 3: real niggas, your own definition of what fake is, your
Speaker 3: own definition of what schnitchen is, you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 3: instead of what the original definition of.
Speaker 1: Everything, because he can't really tell you like that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, when you start making.
Speaker 3: Their own definition, you see, niggas select the politicket, right niggas.
Speaker 3: Niggas two niggas do the same thing. But Holmes got
Speaker 3: a bigger name of Homes, a nigga that I used
Speaker 3: to look up to her. He got you having dogs
Speaker 3: ship right now, So we're gonna, we're gonna. He ain't
Speaker 3: do that. He ain't that bad. Did y'all did the
Speaker 3: same thing, the same ship that selected politics? Yeah? Absolutely.
Speaker 3: And when the rapper became the big homie, man, how
Speaker 3: the fuck did that happen? Though? Bro, That's what fucked
Speaker 3: it up.
Speaker 4: When the became a big.
Speaker 3: And a big homy. That is crazy.
Speaker 4: Bro.
Speaker 3: Remember when the rap niggas used to have big homies.
Speaker 3: I'm had a big nigga. I mean we used to
Speaker 3: laugh like, oh he rapped, I'll tell you before we
Speaker 3: even got in the new They're like long long facts,
Speaker 3: Oh he rapping, you know what I'm saying, Like we
Speaker 3: get on rappers like it was a steamer like that nigga.
Speaker 3: A rapper ain't know nothing.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he ain't talking about that, yeah exactly.
Speaker 7: But when the niggas started street niggas start being rappers
Speaker 7: even though they was young niggas. Like just say, instance, Vizil,
Speaker 7: you signed a nigga right now, you've never been a rapper.
Speaker 7: You O g from from Detroit. You signed a young nigga.
Speaker 7: When he get on now, he expected you to be
Speaker 7: his young nigga.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, I made a couple of fifteen million. All
Speaker 3: the young niggas around here love him. Nah s post
Speaker 3: to look at him the same. Why this ship so
Speaker 3: mother fucking crazy, man? Why the rappers became a bit?
Speaker 3: How the fuck did that happened?
Speaker 4: Bro?
Speaker 3: Like I'm a nigga that had a big homie. You
Speaker 3: know what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: You gotta blame the old nigga could yeah nigga sefte
Speaker 4: you thirty nine till about big bro?
Speaker 3: Bro, Big Bro, that's why. Yeah, that's why that you
Speaker 3: can put the car around for you, big Bro, order
Speaker 3: order ordered. Like the old gs in my life, Bro,
Speaker 3: I respect them as such. I treat them as such.
Speaker 3: I treat them niggas with respect to real respect, you
Speaker 3: know what I'm saying. No matter what them nigga down falling,
Speaker 3: like you could feel all you could be smoking dope.
Speaker 3: You could have a jump I still talk like yes, yes, regardless,
Speaker 3: yeah listening.
Speaker 6: Today, you didn't do nothing questionable to turn your image.
Speaker 6: You just fell off the wagon or you just stopped.
Speaker 7: Some niggas stop.
Speaker 3: Some niggas jump on, not fall off. Some niggas get
Speaker 3: off that ship, like I ain't on that no more.
Speaker 3: But what niggas fell and realized, like that's just the
Speaker 3: action part. When the niggas stopped the actions, that don't
Speaker 3: mean the nigga lost the mindset. Thank you know what
Speaker 3: I'm saying, thank you. The wisdom is there, the mind
Speaker 3: is there. You know what I'm saying, Like you know what,
Speaker 3: you know what I realized when I was when I
Speaker 3: was in prison too, right, I seen it was certain
Speaker 3: niggas like you know, whether there was a white boy,
Speaker 3: black boy, Italian, Mexican whatever the fuck, I ain't know.
Speaker 3: It wasn't none of the Italians getting bullied on and
Speaker 3: nothing but just a period though, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: When I knew because because you know out the gate,
Speaker 3: who are Chomo, you know who are ship like that?
Speaker 3: But when I seen niggas that wasn't like that lightweight
Speaker 3: get soft pressed or just little ship going on, just happening.
Speaker 3: Niggas trying and beat on the nigga all that type
Speaker 3: of ship, right, something I told myself, I say, bru,
Speaker 3: so listen, we in the fist, we in prison. So obviously, buddy,
Speaker 3: not here for being a strong nigga physically in the
Speaker 3: streets or or in the world. That man here for
Speaker 3: being strong mentally. And my child was the figure out
Speaker 3: what that strength was and how can I learn from
Speaker 3: that strength? Because I knew it wasn't nothing physical. I
Speaker 3: knew it was something mental. And I learned a lot
Speaker 3: of ship from them people, bro A lot of ship,
Speaker 3: like a lot of game about business, you.
Speaker 1: Know, a lot of game from the quote unquote.
Speaker 3: Lames yeah yeah on me and I got out and
Speaker 3: became Watch time millionaires from everything I learned from them people.
Speaker 3: That's all the niggas that niggas wann't talk to exactly.
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying. You don't never know where
Speaker 3: the message, who the mess gonna cook?
Speaker 4: Like niggas will be Like come on, bank, I was
Speaker 4: sitting and to talk to a.
Speaker 7: Fucking nigga would have would have got damn with cans
Speaker 7: in a bag for ten minutes thirty minute.
Speaker 3: Like man come on, bro, we gotta go. We I
Speaker 3: don't know what God might be telling the niggas. I
Speaker 3: don't know what y'all nigga, go ahead, he don't call
Speaker 3: my attention.
Speaker 4: Hear him out.
Speaker 6: Yeah, this guy's brow sh it goes like like you
Speaker 6: never know what kind of packaging your purpose, your purposeful
Speaker 6: message is gonna come from.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying. So you that's why I like,
Speaker 1: it's like with me.
Speaker 6: I don't know about nobody else, but with me personally,
Speaker 6: like I take it like upon myself to make sure
Speaker 6: with a passion that I never like ship on anybody,
Speaker 6: or like I never look at anybody or judge nobody
Speaker 6: no kind of way because of their outward appearance or you.
Speaker 1: Know what I'm saying, No ship like that, because at
Speaker 1: the end of the day, like most people that.
Speaker 6: Are the purest, most genuine, most powerful people might not
Speaker 6: necessarily have the best exterior, and at the end of
Speaker 6: the day, it's just like outside of that, who the
Speaker 6: fuck am I to look at somebody different because.
Speaker 1: They look different?
Speaker 4: You get what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that should be lame.
Speaker 3: Like niggas might lose the exterior, but everybody don't lose
Speaker 3: the exactly that means you stop, you forget how to drive.
Speaker 3: No that I'm saying, so you listen to everybody, you
Speaker 3: learn from everybody. One more thing.
Speaker 7: Man, what would you tell yourself when you first jumped
Speaker 7: in the game that you know now, like, go back
Speaker 7: into yourself life.
Speaker 3: Man, the same thing for earlier. Bro, Fuck the streets,
Speaker 3: fuck that money, fuck that ship, stick to music because
Speaker 3: one thing, you know. Again, Like I say, everything happened
Speaker 3: for a reason and God's timing be perfect. But one
Speaker 3: thing we can't get back is time, you know what
Speaker 3: I'm saying. So I think God gave me free will
Speaker 3: to disagree with some things. You know what I mean.
Speaker 3: I think I think out of out of turned up
Speaker 3: way way way way earlier. If I just let that
Speaker 3: ship go, if I just let it go, and I
Speaker 3: would tell myself that, yeah, it's the journey for the show,
Speaker 3: you know what I'm saying. I'd have told myself to choose,
Speaker 3: choose one right now. You know, ain't no ain't no
Speaker 3: in between you, It ain't no great area. Don't nobody
Speaker 3: make it out there that ship, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: So I got blessed March seven. What we're doing. Man,
Speaker 3: it's on the flow man, Undefeated the EP March seventh.
Speaker 3: I just having fun with this motherfucker for real, bro.
Speaker 3: Just you know what I mean, just popping my ship
Speaker 3: on that bitch. Just talking ship, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: So yeah, that's what it is, Undefeated. Shout out to
Speaker 3: my big hommie j Look rest in peace. Man. Oh
Speaker 3: gee Man, Nigga, I miss Nigga. I love that. Before
Speaker 3: we go, Bro, I want to tell I want to
Speaker 3: tell the people that's watching this, bro, and this this
Speaker 3: for his family, you know what I'm saying. Because I
Speaker 3: don't know how they how they feel about me. I
Speaker 3: know how his wife and his kids feel about me,
Speaker 3: and I love them, you know. But I want you
Speaker 3: all to know. That was the hardest thing I ever
Speaker 3: had to do in my life. Was to have to
Speaker 3: go upstairs, was to wake up in the morning. I
Speaker 3: have to walk upstairs in my kids room and wake
Speaker 3: that man daughter up to tell her daddy gone. That
Speaker 3: was the hardest shit I ever had to do. You
Speaker 3: know what I'm saying. I just want y'all to know
Speaker 3: I'm talking to y'all. I love y'all. With y'all my
Speaker 3: number is still the same, and you know it is
Speaker 3: what it is. I'm here, I'm always gonna be here.
Speaker 3: Long live j Lo, you heard so yeah, Long live
Speaker 3: Adult Day, But I love you to death.
Speaker 5: Swell As Big Facts another classic Man We appreciate you, man.
Speaker 3: Don't forget. March seventh underpeted. Let's get it, big Facts,
Speaker 3: Pott Street, It's Big Facts. Captain Bit