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Speaker 4: Baby j you're surely DJ screaming. You can't talk about
Speaker 4: Miami hip hop. You can't talk about Poison Clown without
Speaker 4: mentioning the O G J T Money? Who's pulled up
Speaker 4: on us today? JT Money is here?
Speaker 2: What's up? What's up?
Speaker 4: What's up?
Speaker 2: What's up?
Speaker 5: I'm glad to do him.
Speaker 4: Man, Thank you, thank you, thank you. We made it happen.
Speaker 4: We've been talking about this sometime. You know, we definitely
Speaker 4: rather get into one of them legendary conversations with you.
Speaker 2: You did what was yeah?
Speaker 5: Check. Let me get these out the way.
Speaker 2: Where did all start for J T Money on this journey?
Speaker 5: Man?
Speaker 6: Take us back to the top of the beginning. Nothing well,
Speaker 6: I mean Northern High School. Leam me and Devin. That
Speaker 6: was that, you know, my partner, We started Poison Clan.
Speaker 6: They came down from New York and I don't know,
Speaker 6: I think I was the only nigga cool with them.
Speaker 5: Niggas it was my dogs. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 6: When New York niggas and uh, we used to go
Speaker 6: to a big Daddy's eighty six hundred man and I'm
Speaker 6: talk about every college night.
Speaker 7: You know that was like a club down there.
Speaker 6: Yeah, bar lounge club. Yeah, we went on college night.
Speaker 6: We were only in tenth grade.
Speaker 5: Bo.
Speaker 6: You know, we had a peace for us and we
Speaker 6: was up side to go and uh, one day missed
Speaker 6: the mixed the DJ and producer everything on Luke Records.
Speaker 5: Back then he heard us say y'all want to make
Speaker 5: a record?
Speaker 6: I say, yup, And forty days later we had two
Speaker 6: Little Light Mothers and uh, since then, you know, niggas
Speaker 6: has been keeping the flow going. You know, me and
Speaker 6: Dell split out the two Little Light Mothers. That's when
Speaker 6: I did Poison. The mentality like that was like my
Speaker 6: first solo album really but it was still a Poison
Speaker 6: clan check go back and check the dates or geitar a.
Speaker 5: Your niggas, go back and check the dates.
Speaker 6: But anyway, you know, you know, port the mentality right
Speaker 6: time behavior and then got through it. Luke Lim Then
Speaker 6: we did Straight Jewism. I had a situation when Warlock
Speaker 6: and that ain't come out good boom. Fast forward four
Speaker 6: five years later more to the A and then we
Speaker 6: do pepperon Whites with Dallas and tournament sades, you know
Speaker 6: what I'm saying. And yeah, that was the beginning of JT.
Speaker 6: Money solo Pimple on White blood sweating years. Then that
Speaker 6: shit went whatever it when. Then we back out here.
Speaker 5: On the street.
Speaker 8: When y'all did even taking it back to when y'all
Speaker 8: did two Low Like Mothers, which you're saying that you
Speaker 8: guys were as young as you were, What did y'all
Speaker 8: know about the ship that y'all were talking about.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's what we knew. What we were talking about
Speaker 6: is what we knew. You know what I'm saying. Look,
Speaker 6: houses made up that down too Low like mother the
Speaker 6: name because our stories was there. I guess Doola might
Speaker 6: set in the stone for us with that sample. But
Speaker 6: our relationships, we knew about relationships. You know, we was
Speaker 6: looking like we was gron listen. Man had two kids
Speaker 6: at sixteen? What were talking about?
Speaker 5: What we said? So I had to go get me
Speaker 5: something more, create generate something.
Speaker 6: Ah, yeah, man, more girl. They wasn't playing that shit,
Speaker 6: But you're gonna take care of that shit.
Speaker 9: Boy, wasn't it The state focused all this time?
Speaker 6: Well, I focused on not losing because I think I
Speaker 6: just got a brain five years ago.
Speaker 5: Far as this business of music.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's cold because.
Speaker 6: Before I was just living a life about the life
Speaker 6: and going through it, you know, But I think I
Speaker 6: get it. I think I understand the formula now I
Speaker 6: understand geometry and algebra and all that other shit of
Speaker 6: this music.
Speaker 5: Ship to all your niggas again, Yeah, what we was
Speaker 5: talking about again.
Speaker 4: Do you think that your like the lyrics and just
Speaker 4: the message of how y'all was kicking in the nineties,
Speaker 4: would that even be even possible today? Do you think
Speaker 4: y'all could kick it like that today without.
Speaker 6: Well I'm still gonna do it whether they like it
Speaker 6: or not. But you know, they I don't know what
Speaker 6: they can do and what they do. I'm watching the
Speaker 6: movie too. But I know we used to say fagged
Speaker 6: back then. I know we used to say yeah, it
Speaker 6: wasn't a sensitive you know, we could talk to houset
Speaker 6: stories brother handing one nigga.
Speaker 5: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: They like what I say.
Speaker 6: Canceled me then, But you know, I mean that's them
Speaker 6: people and then it's us whatever.
Speaker 4: Man, you think y'all was fighting for like Poison Clan
Speaker 4: two Live Crew, like fighting for the freedom of speech,
Speaker 4: n w A. That like fighting to be able to
Speaker 4: say what the hell you want to say?
Speaker 5: Yeah, well I was that was luking to fight. You know.
Speaker 6: They was doing that because they were trying to get barred.
Speaker 6: You know, me, I was doing it because I could.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 6: I don't even think I cussed that much before I
Speaker 6: started making record on a bitch motherfucker when when is
Speaker 6: getting away? You know, I pushed back a little bit,
Speaker 6: you know something, you know, in my own way. But yeah,
Speaker 6: but we did do that. I mean just the game,
Speaker 6: the conversation doing back then, you know, yeah, man ship,
Speaker 6: that's what while these cats doing what they do today,
Speaker 6: whether they know it or not, you know, they were
Speaker 6: born and they think they don't know how it came
Speaker 6: about and what they don't know who did what set
Speaker 6: up the fence to knock down and you know, kick
Speaker 6: what door And they don't even they don't even want it.
Speaker 5: No, really, that old shiit y'all talking about men want what.
Speaker 9: You think the difference is between and then like what
Speaker 9: do you think the difference is good?
Speaker 1: And bad.
Speaker 5: Now Now now it's a whole lot of money.
Speaker 6: Then you got the Internet, you got you know, streaming,
Speaker 6: you know, different ways to become a start to push
Speaker 6: of a button. Back then, you know, one tape took
Speaker 6: cost two hundred dollars and you're gonna get three songs
Speaker 6: on it. So everybody got a studio on their phone
Speaker 6: in their house. You couldn't do that in the studio
Speaker 6: time one fifty two hundred hours, so it'd be blocking.
Speaker 6: You know, you a lot of shit wouldn't have made
Speaker 6: it because they couldn't pay for it.
Speaker 5: You know, today it's so easy to go.
Speaker 6: You know, we had to get out there in the
Speaker 6: vans with them posters and flies and shake hands and
Speaker 6: kiss babies.
Speaker 5: You know what I'm saying, real.
Speaker 6: Promo tour living on per diems.
Speaker 5: I'm just saying. But I mean it was a different grind.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 6: Today sounded like niggas need fifty grand before they get
Speaker 6: out the couchs to go see it. So I ain't
Speaker 6: man at the money part, But I don't think niggas
Speaker 6: respect the grind or the hustle because yeah, right, they
Speaker 6: microwave cats.
Speaker 5: If you could.
Speaker 1: Change one thing like and make it back how it
Speaker 1: used to be.
Speaker 5: What would it be to day?
Speaker 6: Like get them people out of our business. I would
Speaker 6: have stopped whoever from selling whatever they sold to them,
Speaker 6: people like you know all right in our days, right,
Speaker 6: you gotta think they didn't think rautors don't last.
Speaker 5: Remember they thought it was.
Speaker 6: But then by ninety six ninety seven, it's like they
Speaker 6: took over the game, brought up everything, hide hide everybody.
Speaker 6: Like we used to go on the road. You go
Speaker 6: to Alabama, you go to North Carolina, go South Carolina.
Speaker 6: Coming niggas had their own radio station, the black stations,
Speaker 6: and couldn't nobody tell them what the play was play right,
Speaker 6: But them people came in and say what we want
Speaker 6: to buy it? O went by end and now they
Speaker 6: controlled it. So they fire all they people, bringing their
Speaker 6: people down New York, sitting them in. Now they programming directors.
Speaker 6: They don't know nothing about your music and your culture.
Speaker 1: They don't hear you exactly.
Speaker 6: But then they like, we're gonna play this, and they fall,
Speaker 6: you know, back to the whole programming thing. But but
Speaker 6: you and I know what's going on, don't we?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Wow, way man.
Speaker 9: So you're saying, basically, they took the coaching out of it, buying.
Speaker 1: Selling it.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean basically that's what it is. Even cats
Speaker 6: with little production companies. They I mean that money so
Speaker 6: us for when they rule you though, you know what
Speaker 6: I'm saying. Yeah, they sold it. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 6: I look at it right. You take our station ninety
Speaker 6: nine at the crib. You know, we used to have anything.
Speaker 6: Miami used to be on nothing, and you come in
Speaker 6: and ay anything like even when we was traveling, you
Speaker 6: could tell the court. Every station had their own local
Speaker 6: heroes and every city they was.
Speaker 1: Getting support because that's what I played the most, right.
Speaker 6: And they was getting the support. But now Nicks can't
Speaker 6: get no support in their on hood. You know, Nick
Speaker 6: can't even walk into the radio station no morning. It's
Speaker 6: a lot to you know, but I understand today, but
Speaker 6: the temperature today, but on team.
Speaker 1: Yeah, what about us right that weekend?
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's it.
Speaker 5: Crazy.
Speaker 4: When I say certain names that represent Miami culture, man,
Speaker 4: just give me your feedback. Or if I say Trick Daddy.
Speaker 5: My brother, my little brother. Ah, now that's my daughter,
Speaker 5: that's my brother. Man.
Speaker 6: H I think he helped move to culture forward. You know,
Speaker 6: he wrapped for us, you know.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's it.
Speaker 6: They try to compare me in Little Bro all the time. Yeah,
Speaker 6: but you know it's my brother man, step baby. Let
Speaker 6: me just give it that step baby. I mean, I
Speaker 6: have new treats. You're about fifteen years old. So what
Speaker 6: I'm gonna say, I love you baby. You know what
Speaker 6: I'm saying to your family.
Speaker 7: For your mama, you know, right exactly?
Speaker 1: Yea.
Speaker 6: DJ Cally for Miami, he rapping now and then he
Speaker 6: showed rapped under the miam in Mount Rushmore.
Speaker 5: Doing big thing.
Speaker 6: Come back to the hood, come see your people, Miami Rushmore.
Speaker 6: What's it the Miami Mount Rushmore. That was the first
Speaker 6: single of this album, Mortal. Yeah, this is me Trick
Speaker 6: and Rick Ross, and then Karli did the intro for
Speaker 6: me on the video.
Speaker 5: Yeah. I just dropped the Uh whatever, hell, they just
Speaker 5: passed no fourth.
Speaker 6: I dropped the album. So what was before the morning. Yeah,
Speaker 6: I'm taking all their holidays and making them miles.
Speaker 5: Damn. I just showed man, Damn. I just told them
Speaker 5: niggas what I'm finna do.
Speaker 2: With Rick Ross.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 6: The biggest big Ross Yeah was ship. He and his
Speaker 6: ship right now. But that's my dog, you know, he
Speaker 6: always wrapped when he c J always on some players.
Speaker 5: Ship.
Speaker 6: I ain't never seen a funny day with him. Now,
Speaker 6: all that ship that's outside of this G code.
Speaker 5: I don't I don't know nothing about all you know.
Speaker 6: I'll be watching the movie like everybody else, you know,
Speaker 6: But I'm on the phone call.
Speaker 4: Away mm hmm yeah, and put one one ball player there.
Speaker 4: I think hazl from Miami. Yeah, my daughter's hazling.
Speaker 6: That boy went to the thing and played his whole
Speaker 6: career at his hometown.
Speaker 1: Man, that's the family.
Speaker 2: Never left, never left, right.
Speaker 6: Never left. Yeah, took a cut. So another nigga come
Speaker 6: on in and all to keep the game strong?
Speaker 1: Gee, who the all time goat from Florida? From Florida here?
Speaker 5: Not just man excluding myself. Yeah that was the answer now,
Speaker 5: but the all time goat?
Speaker 1: Like, I just gotta take my head off to this
Speaker 1: nigga right here.
Speaker 5: Damn shit, Well, ship, everybody got some flaws.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 5: I can't even get out the one nigga, you know
Speaker 5: what I'm saying.
Speaker 6: I'd be hollering out Luke verto Burke Candy Man if
Speaker 6: here s nigga pat Riley nigga.
Speaker 5: Out all these niggas right double myself of course.
Speaker 1: The goat.
Speaker 5: Yeah, man, this ain't no got man. These niggatta work together. Man.
Speaker 1: Yeah, ain't that one nigga?
Speaker 5: If it ain't me, what.
Speaker 9: About the young niggas coming Who the heart of your nigga?
Speaker 9: You think like, yeah, he represented that. Man.
Speaker 6: I'm just boldly saying man, And I said, I know
Speaker 6: niggas tired of me saying it.
Speaker 5: I meant a lot of time.
Speaker 6: There's a lot of good niggas, but my personal favorite
Speaker 6: is Iceberg and Mike Smith.
Speaker 5: I don't care what nobody say. Who Iceberg, Iceberg and
Speaker 5: Mike smell them niggas never missed.
Speaker 6: I don't give a fuck any time I him they
Speaker 6: be talking that ship yeah, and me as a whole
Speaker 6: the nigga, I could listen like, oh boy, you just
Speaker 6: can't make that ship up. You gotta know something to
Speaker 6: say this, You can't this, don't just rhyme with that.
Speaker 5: Yeah. Yeah, that nigga got something in the spirit. Yeah
Speaker 5: seeing that. Yeah, And that's what I know.
Speaker 1: The way that ship came up. You had to you
Speaker 1: had to see that.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 6: They don't just make that kind of ship up. And
Speaker 6: that's what I be hearing when those dudes rapp. Now
Speaker 6: you know, we got the other cats though, but the
Speaker 6: more than my personal favorites. You know, Ball Greedy, that's
Speaker 6: a lot. Yeah, you know greasy. I called nigga al
Speaker 6: Ball greasy because ladies love him.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I say I had l to a nigga. I said,
Speaker 6: how follow you go, niggas? Yeah, el Ball.
Speaker 9: Greens Where you got your influence from? Like coming up
Speaker 9: like outside of the city.
Speaker 5: Outside the city.
Speaker 6: I mean, well, you can say I listened to Cuban
Speaker 6: Face and then I listened to Rock Kim and Cool Jim.
Speaker 6: But Dad, it came before me. You know, like I
Speaker 6: far this game, this shit, the soun. I'd be like,
Speaker 6: Nigga was Cuba's Face with JT Money, and I let
Speaker 6: them other niggas argue about that other.
Speaker 5: Shit, you know.
Speaker 6: But influence, you know, definitely in the Miami street dope boys,
Speaker 6: you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: We came in the game.
Speaker 6: We had chunks and shit just a certain way. And
Speaker 6: you know, you know New York niggas just dit they dress.
Speaker 6: California niggas just siut they dress, and these sudden players
Speaker 6: down there, we did our thing.
Speaker 1: What you think pulled out apart from just the world.
Speaker 9: Like you if you somewhere and you don't know a
Speaker 9: nigga from your time, but you see, oh that's a
Speaker 9: Miami nigga, right, how you people Miami and niggas.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it was a girl.
Speaker 6: And then there's certain things he's say because you got
Speaker 6: to think back then, the niggas ain't used to say yah,
Speaker 6: my nigga jit or you know, fuck, nigga ain't say
Speaker 6: these words. You know, the crib. Nigga say from the crib.
Speaker 6: You know, yeah that well that's that's too late, but
Speaker 6: that that yeah, yeah, but you you know your dudes. Yeah,
Speaker 6: but but but definitely the conversation if you talk to her,
Speaker 6: because niggas say anything. I remember, I used to be
Speaker 6: in different little institutions and ship here and now niggas said, yeah,
Speaker 6: what you were from the crib, And I'm like, what
Speaker 6: part of the niggas say someone proud of upon beast.
Speaker 6: I'm like, yeah, I get it though, but nah, nigga
Speaker 6: ain't the crib though, But you're right next door, you cousin, cousin.
Speaker 1: What niggas remind you of a Miami nigga?
Speaker 9: Like when you go different States, but like them nigga
Speaker 9: kind of remind me of back home.
Speaker 5: I said that about New Orleans back in nineteen ninety Joshu.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but you know that's just they crazy, part of
Speaker 6: meiggas crazy and Jackson Yo.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 6: See Atlanta's is always his own thing, Detroit was always
Speaker 6: his own things, Chicago, you know, Texas niggas day. Yeah,
Speaker 6: I don't seem like New Orleans was sort similar to
Speaker 6: Miami niggas.
Speaker 5: You know, with the poppy coots and the grills all
Speaker 5: and just the ratchetness.
Speaker 9: Yeah, cause you think they took from y'all town today
Speaker 9: ain't never get y'all like props for like, but then
Speaker 9: y'all got that from up, but y'all ain't never said
Speaker 9: y'all got it from us.
Speaker 5: Yeah, a lot of that, you know.
Speaker 6: I mean everybody had a little cheat, but even Wickeds,
Speaker 6: you know, before the Wickeds before they turned into pretty
Speaker 6: dreds and shit with dying and niggas had locks and wicks,
Speaker 6: you know, and shit and cocaine, you know, dunks, man,
Speaker 6: Chevy gang. You know what I'm saying that the dun't culture.
Speaker 6: You know, it's a lot of words that uh the
Speaker 6: game because you gotta think when the product moved, a
Speaker 6: lot of influence moved with and spread throughout the niggas
Speaker 6: make it their own, you know, like, yeah, a nigga,
Speaker 6: if you get it, Like if I was somewhere else,
Speaker 6: I know where this came from, and I know how
Speaker 6: I flipped it and made it my own. But yeah,
Speaker 6: but again, them powers that be, you know, they try
Speaker 6: to cup anything, and what separated us was them. They
Speaker 6: didn't want to accept us back then. So you know,
Speaker 6: they can give us shit, we had to go get
Speaker 6: it or or create it, build it.
Speaker 5: You know, what's some.
Speaker 9: Shit the town undeniably give you, like JT money started
Speaker 9: at Like that's some JT money shit, right, Like what's
Speaker 9: some ship that the town like automatically say that JT
Speaker 9: money shit?
Speaker 6: Well the way, all right, I changed the mind state
Speaker 6: of niggas in my state. You know what I'm saying,
Speaker 6: Like we we don't we don't play val Tomorrows. You
Speaker 6: know what I'm saying, that JQ money shit. I don't know.
Speaker 6: Should I tell them about the old school travel Fox
Speaker 6: niggas don't wear them no more? But that was from
Speaker 6: JT money shit. I don't know, man, just the rap
Speaker 6: when of the niggas, nigga, nigga make a good record, Nigga,
Speaker 6: that's some j T money ship.
Speaker 5: I'm gonna cut that though. Yeah yeah, man.
Speaker 6: Other than that, some ship we do, that's just some
Speaker 6: ship I used to do. Boys and Clan title I
Speaker 6: ain't no.
Speaker 8: So let me ask you this, what impact do you
Speaker 8: think Shake what your mama gave you Adams World?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Obviously I think it did is it did his dollar
Speaker 6: because all right, just say who that was the biggest
Speaker 6: record I worked the longest office. Shake with your mama, Gay,
Speaker 6: I'm talking about video, no video, radio, no radio. Whenever
Speaker 6: that thing dropped, man, it's just dropped with it still
Speaker 6: to this day.
Speaker 8: Day what I'm saying, but do you think that that
Speaker 8: song laid the foundation for other songs like I get
Speaker 8: it from my Mama? And you know what I'm saying, basically,
Speaker 8: the our culture paying homage to our parents for our assets.
Speaker 5: I like that. I'm disagree with that.
Speaker 6: But ship, Okay, here got funny one. Once upon a
Speaker 6: time everybody rapped like that.
Speaker 5: Then and then then and then and then and then
Speaker 5: and then then then and then Okay, that j C. Money.
Speaker 6: Don't know where you got it from me and you
Speaker 6: get it on here on big facts nigga nigga check.
Speaker 5: And then then then then then.
Speaker 1: Else.
Speaker 4: When you see the depictions, man, like how the Miami
Speaker 4: Boys came up to Atlanta and what was going on,
Speaker 4: when you see them depictions, being that you lived through it,
Speaker 4: do you think that that whole the depictions are accurate,
Speaker 4: fabricated or what's what's your take on the Miami Boys
Speaker 4: Atlanta situation?
Speaker 6: Thank God, I was a young nigga, you know. I
Speaker 6: came after all that ship was going on. But I
Speaker 6: I heard both sides of the game, and I can
Speaker 6: relate to both sides of some truth because you know,
Speaker 6: remember the down niggas want their corner back. I could
Speaker 6: see that in real life, you know. And I could
Speaker 6: see some niggas going up somewhere opening the door creates
Speaker 6: some money, and I could see bringing up some new
Speaker 6: niggas and they don't know how to operate and move
Speaker 6: and then they get there shot at a grant up. Listen, man,
Speaker 6: all right, I come in this house, right, you.
Speaker 5: Welcome me in your house? Right?
Speaker 6: Boom?
Speaker 5: And then we eating you know what I'm saying. Boom.
Speaker 5: Then then my cousin come in town and he disrespecting
Speaker 5: your house and.
Speaker 6: You like, hey, man, damn, and I'd be like, oh,
Speaker 6: shut out, and the cubs like the fuck you put
Speaker 6: that nigga, And then what you're gonna do?
Speaker 9: Yeah you got Now you got both of us in
Speaker 9: the blunder Right family. But then my family too. But
Speaker 9: you're a blood right.
Speaker 6: That's this game, so you know, you just gotta know
Speaker 6: how to just sern and move. But but speaking of that, hey,
Speaker 6: I'm still watching the movie. When somebody put it on
Speaker 6: big facts, I'm a believe it.
Speaker 5: Your niggas put it here. Then I watch again.
Speaker 9: Yeah yeah, yeah yeah.
Speaker 4: But ultimately, even outside of that, like Florida, Miami and
Speaker 4: Atlanta always had good close times, especially the sound of
Speaker 4: music in the nineties, a lot of collaborations, a lot
Speaker 4: of money being made in the music industry.
Speaker 5: Yeah, in the music industry, that's what I had.
Speaker 6: Listen, man, my Twitter say JT money, am I at
Speaker 6: L You understand? So it says a lot right now, check.
Speaker 5: I mean X formerly twelve with you.
Speaker 1: Hey, let me ask you something. You know, y'all was
Speaker 1: around like.
Speaker 9: When a lot of like the music, like we were
Speaker 9: doing a lot of towards the women and ship, Like
Speaker 9: how did y'all avoid like all these crazy allegation is
Speaker 9: going on and the ship with these other niggas.
Speaker 6: You know what I'm saying, Yeah, well we knew about it.
Speaker 6: We didn't play like that. I got discermined.
Speaker 5: I know the real animals from the snakes.
Speaker 6: You know what I'm saying, Like you could say something
Speaker 6: to it, can know what she about her response.
Speaker 5: To you and uh rap. Niggas they get caught up
Speaker 5: in all right.
Speaker 6: They think they're hot for a minute, so they think
Speaker 6: every they think it's all about it and every they
Speaker 6: don't know. They can't see the intent because they so theyself.
Speaker 5: You know what I'm saying, Like me and the nigga
Speaker 5: Like what you see what said about my mom? You
Speaker 5: know what I'm saying. I'm talking to you and I
Speaker 5: don't know we wasn't going for that.
Speaker 9: Man, I'm gonna be answer your question like all the
Speaker 9: weird she know women come at saying they got raped
Speaker 9: in nineteen sixty and all that, like how do.
Speaker 5: You like, Oh, we ain't had enough money then?
Speaker 6: Probably No, it wasn't no media though, wasn't no social media,
Speaker 6: wasn't They couldn't get their case her yet not if
Speaker 6: they would have came at anybody they to want to
Speaker 6: ask a nigga like Luke was he when he's you know,
Speaker 6: I don't think they was fucking with us, don't but shit,
Speaker 6: I don't know we avoid it wasn't for us.
Speaker 5: Man, God protect his man, Yeah, God protects.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's the God protects from that bullshit.
Speaker 5: We're still out there.
Speaker 2: What's your life key to? Just still being vibrant?
Speaker 4: You know what I'm saying. Some of the stuff you
Speaker 4: do to stay mentally healthy, physically healthy. You know what
Speaker 4: I'm saying, Still being vibrant.
Speaker 5: That's that's just me. Man.
Speaker 6: I refuse to lose or lay down. And I believe
Speaker 6: there's always a way, you know, more than one way
Speaker 6: to skin a cat, Like if one don't work, another
Speaker 6: one will, you know. I refuse to be stagnated somewhere.
Speaker 6: Every day I wake up, it's another chance. Like and
Speaker 6: then I like my job. I like what I do.
Speaker 6: I like to create, and I like to rock the
Speaker 6: motherfucking shows. I still like the rock shows. Like you know,
Speaker 6: I ain't tired. I ain't tired of I love the love. Yeah,
Speaker 6: so that might be my key. I'm high and that
Speaker 6: love you know, but yeah, man, like and they can't
Speaker 6: even be down next to me. I'm like, yeah, well
Speaker 6: fuck you're gonna do that. I mean, get around me
Speaker 6: with that bullshy get up, you know, okay, you gotta cry, cry,
Speaker 6: hurry up.
Speaker 5: You feel okay?
Speaker 6: So now what we're gonna do, like, we ain't gonna
Speaker 6: do that ship too long? Man, I get it, you know, yeah,
Speaker 6: one to two.
Speaker 5: Seconds of.
Speaker 6: You get out, nigga, walk that ship out, just move
Speaker 6: you know, we got ship to do in the clock
Speaker 6: and stopping ship. But that's just how that's my perception
Speaker 6: or whatever attitude when.
Speaker 2: You tour now, is it still the same energy.
Speaker 4: Like like like out of older women acting up just
Speaker 4: as bad as the younger women acted.
Speaker 5: I know if you like they.
Speaker 6: Have been like girl, you don't say all ship like.
Speaker 5: Yeah I would, grand kid.
Speaker 6: But anyway, it's the culture. Man, I don't know, because
Speaker 6: I need something that grew up. And you know they
Speaker 6: responsible adults. You know, I like them, So shout out
Speaker 6: to them and you and you had the business tight
Speaker 6: up man, stop playing, you know. But I guess they're
Speaker 6: trying to catch on the internet.
Speaker 1: We had the internet as a mom that's too older.
Speaker 5: Never tore the right ship. I told niggas like, I'm
Speaker 5: still dropping my music.
Speaker 9: Yeah you still get the same, like like jitters before
Speaker 9: you dropping shit, you know how you're ready drop a song.
Speaker 5: This time I did. I was.
Speaker 6: Like damn, Like I was, I felt good by when
Speaker 6: to good clothes. I was like, damn the streets receiver.
Speaker 6: But then one of my favorite dj is call and say, niggas, boy,
Speaker 6: you and your boy you did. I'm like, oh, yeah,
Speaker 6: I'm ready to get to this. Yeah, like so I
Speaker 6: ain't even worried no more. Then I started getting a
Speaker 6: little feedback here and I'm like, okay, we're on the course,
Speaker 6: but I can't picture that even with that, it's still
Speaker 6: work gotta be done.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 6: We gotta go and invest over here, because you know,
Speaker 6: again it's independent thing. We gotta go see and pay
Speaker 6: the right people to do the right things to get
Speaker 6: it hurt.
Speaker 5: Because I could eat around a.
Speaker 6: Chitling circle, but ship, nigga, I want some greens over there,
Speaker 6: a little bit of that, you know, I want some
Speaker 6: of that too.
Speaker 9: How you maintained like all the years, like maintained like
Speaker 9: a court, like nigga, you you've.
Speaker 1: Been seeing like since you was a young nigga.
Speaker 6: Still how you maintain that uh through the music and
Speaker 6: just staying active though, but you know that that's my core.
Speaker 5: You know again, I gotta select.
Speaker 6: It's certain promoters I've been working with a long time,
Speaker 6: so they keep.
Speaker 5: The books going, you know, and.
Speaker 6: Ship man, my people, my people there, man, I'm a
Speaker 6: serve them and then hope to hope and spread out.
Speaker 1: You know, what's your favorite time to perform in our side?
Speaker 5: In my at?
Speaker 6: I love Jacksonville, Man, I like that showtime because them
Speaker 6: niggas like them nigga show j T money over that,
Speaker 6: like everybody in that bitch that gangsters, my cousin, little brother,
Speaker 6: you know.
Speaker 5: People like these niggas. Man, Ye.
Speaker 1: Shout out every right down that way. Yeah, what surprised you?
Speaker 9: Like watching the music and you're like, damn that blew up, Like,
Speaker 9: what's some shit that surprised you?
Speaker 5: Was nothing? Really surprised? And shit be tickling me because
Speaker 5: I know the people.
Speaker 2: I know the people do what they want to.
Speaker 6: Do right, and I'm just what surprised me is my
Speaker 6: people receiving that shit like me understanding Okay, TV program
Speaker 6: radio programming.
Speaker 5: You know they could play it like Nigga told me.
Speaker 6: It's one of my old niggas said Michael Sterling, or
Speaker 6: somebody niggas say yeah, well.
Speaker 5: No, Eric Griffin. Niggas say a hit, you either love
Speaker 5: it or you hate it.
Speaker 6: But when they program, you know, they bup all their
Speaker 6: time and the niggas just fall in line, you know,
Speaker 6: then they be shaking that ass. Harden Drake, you know
Speaker 6: you understand I'm saying, though, you know, nigga get away
Speaker 6: with anything on the radio with that backing. But the
Speaker 6: surprise is my people receiving it. Like I'm not worried
Speaker 6: about these DJs that don't do what they're supposed to do.
Speaker 6: It's these people that still follow that ship. So yeah,
Speaker 6: that's my surprise. But I love the ones who followed
Speaker 6: this g shit.
Speaker 5: This is shit.
Speaker 9: Who do you think it is to stay connected to
Speaker 9: the DJ because some people feel like the DJs just
Speaker 9: like fuck the DJ.
Speaker 6: Yeah that they do, but DJ is good. Relationships in
Speaker 6: the industry is good period.
Speaker 5: Man.
Speaker 6: I tell the niggas just be professional, like everybody want
Speaker 6: to be game. I'm like, yeah, you need that ship
Speaker 6: outside this door right here, Nigga, when you come up here,
Speaker 6: it's a professor. It's a business check. Yeah, we're coming
Speaker 6: behind a building like this. So when you move with me,
Speaker 6: when we riding, you chill out.
Speaker 5: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 6: Don't say shit, you know whatever, unless it's some bullshit.
Speaker 6: But nah, professionalism, you know that's all I think. Respect
Speaker 6: go two way street is a two way street.
Speaker 1: Did you have that in the beginning? You had to
Speaker 1: grow to that?
Speaker 6: Well, I've always been respectful, but the way it is now,
Speaker 6: I really had to grow into it because you know,
Speaker 6: I was still younger.
Speaker 5: I can get on some young niggas.
Speaker 6: Shit easy being around some ore young niggas, But I
Speaker 6: think I grew up first out of them niggas. I
Speaker 6: just got I just got a brain for the business
Speaker 6: fire years ago. But I'm growing a long time. You know,
Speaker 6: I had to leave. Somebody had to lead.
Speaker 9: Yeah, what part of the beses you think you were
Speaker 9: missing that I'm missing that you will.
Speaker 5: Take the back off or shit.
Speaker 6: I still don't understand these algorithms and all that shit.
Speaker 6: I could see it, but just like how we get
Speaker 6: to that and then that back office the niggas be
Speaker 6: right there. You know, it's just different. You know what
Speaker 6: I'm saying the whole streaming thing. You know, when we
Speaker 6: had see these and sound skin and shit, we can
Speaker 6: kuint of have money, but now you know just parts
Speaker 6: of a penny.
Speaker 5: What kind of shit is this? And then we can't
Speaker 5: even tell how many spends. They just tell you what
Speaker 5: it is.
Speaker 6: Yeah, there ain't no way to say, Nah, nigga, my
Speaker 6: shit spent one million at one time versus one million.
Speaker 6: You know I want that one penny too, nigga.
Speaker 5: He can't even do that. It's just whatever they singers.
Speaker 1: With you saying you can't read what is you can't read?
Speaker 6: They'll show you their graph, Oh but you can't put
Speaker 6: you't got nothing to put against their graph, like what
Speaker 6: mine say? You ain't got your own scale? Yeah, use
Speaker 6: they scale?
Speaker 1: Damn that's cold.
Speaker 5: That's my understanding. That from wrong. Straighten me or inform
Speaker 5: me that you.
Speaker 4: Named the title your new album or mortal.
Speaker 2: That's a name, mortal, Mortal.
Speaker 6: This this music is gonna live beyond me, man, And
Speaker 6: that's what the music is. And ship, even the j
Speaker 6: T Money persona gonna live beyond me. It's gonna be
Speaker 6: a new nigga coming through it. That spirit, Like my
Speaker 6: ship ain't going nowhere. I'm that Sh'S gonna fall on
Speaker 6: another young nigga and it gonna be a j bitch.
Speaker 1: Excuse me, people, A.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you've been signed, you've been independent.
Speaker 2: What's your love? More?
Speaker 6: Siund was good money man. It was easy, you know
Speaker 6: what I'm saying. Independent, just the ground. But you know,
Speaker 6: I ain't never been scared to do no hard work.
Speaker 6: You know, I get out in the field, get dirty.
Speaker 6: You know, I really feel like them people.
Speaker 5: All right.
Speaker 6: They ain't know me from the beginning, you know, Tam
Speaker 6: Mercedes and Dallas.
Speaker 5: Dy they knew me.
Speaker 6: But then when they were dealing with the capital, the
Speaker 6: niggas ain't got a clue what JT moneyman to the
Speaker 6: streets or whatever. So they only they bought who that
Speaker 6: then I gave them how low. They don't know nothing
Speaker 6: my whole problems and running yard. They don't know none
Speaker 6: of this poison cleare stuff. So it was easy to
Speaker 6: get dropped when Dallas fell out with him, for me
Speaker 6: to go ahead and do the independent you know shit,
Speaker 6: because again I'm not gonna lay down.
Speaker 5: I'm not gonna chase nobody. I don't know. I don't
Speaker 5: know that meither, but I know they don't know. You
Speaker 5: know what I'm saying.
Speaker 6: So the major money was good money because the checks
Speaker 6: came in the mail every time and it was nice size.
Speaker 5: That's it.
Speaker 6: But the grind is the grind, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 6: Jump these knicks, niggas, nixs what it did?
Speaker 5: Straight up?
Speaker 6: I gotta sit down, see it can't Yeah, man, listen, man,
Speaker 6: we ain't crying, we ain't whine, and we go get
Speaker 6: her done.
Speaker 5: We make it happen.
Speaker 4: We was having some debates on big facts about like,
Speaker 4: you know what I'm saying, writers who write for artists
Speaker 4: and the writers not getting enough credit or flowers or
Speaker 4: whatever the case is. And you know, it's kind of
Speaker 4: like a weird space sometimes between artists and writers. Now,
Speaker 4: you've been on both sides of the fence, right, you
Speaker 4: wrote for other people, and obviously you probably collaborated with
Speaker 4: some writers, Right, So do you feel like the writers
Speaker 4: don't get their flowers and their props and that it's
Speaker 4: not possible without the writers, or you feel like it
Speaker 4: should be like balance where it's kind of like, Okay,
Speaker 4: the writers gotta understand that the artists are just as
Speaker 4: important because they the brand that's going out and performing
Speaker 4: these records and they the stars.
Speaker 6: Balance is key to everything, right. But shit, if a
Speaker 6: nigga wrote a hook for me, I'm gonna give him here,
Speaker 6: Like I ain't trying to hide nothing, to hold nothing
Speaker 6: back for nobody. See, some people want to everybody want
Speaker 6: to be the man to the cockers. Give our time,
Speaker 6: the cock give our time. They ain't gonna be like,
Speaker 6: oh that nigga wrote that ship can get what I'm saying, Oh,
Speaker 6: that nigga wrote it. But if it's about some holes
Speaker 6: and a couple of dollars a year, niggat me. You're
Speaker 6: pouring that nigga. You know that's just not them humans, man,
Speaker 6: that's the regular people. Man, a real nigga.
Speaker 5: You do it.
Speaker 6: I believe you get out of the thing what you
Speaker 6: put into it. And I think nobody could be mad
Speaker 6: at fail nigga. Only nigga mad at fars the nigga
Speaker 6: trying to get over you know what I'm saying, Yeah, man,
Speaker 6: and then that's just that.
Speaker 5: Man.
Speaker 6: Nigga do the work. Let the nigga eat shit. Man,
Speaker 6: we could eat a long time fail. You know, nigga
Speaker 6: hit a lick one time for boy, you'll never get
Speaker 6: another one. You know, I mean shit like that unless
Speaker 6: that's just your job. Going around here and listen till
Speaker 6: somebody gets you in the head. This man life real men,
Speaker 6: many if a nigga is only new man. But I
Speaker 6: get it though, to your thing player, answer your question.
Speaker 2: Man conversation.
Speaker 4: So is there something like through your journey or in
Speaker 4: the industry, you feel like you haven't got it your
Speaker 4: just do for or respect or credit or flowers.
Speaker 6: I'm respected by those who you know, who know just
Speaker 6: do I do?
Speaker 5: I just do my thing period.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 6: You got like I'm so just desensitized with all the
Speaker 6: top flight ship you know time. Listen, man, I got
Speaker 6: my people when I do my thing, you know, and
Speaker 6: I ain't worried about what they say because I'm still
Speaker 6: writing this movie. So at the end of the day,
Speaker 6: you know, the best thing you had to come, you know,
Speaker 6: the story still got to be told. And I'm walking
Speaker 6: this ship now. So yeah, that's something I don't worry
Speaker 6: about it. I'm in the game. You know what I'm saying. Yeah,
Speaker 6: I'll answer to.
Speaker 2: That, right, speak ain't right or wrong.
Speaker 6: If I'm like, yeah, fu, niggas gonna tell me shit.
Speaker 6: Niggas check the dates nigga who did what win?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Speaking speaking of that story, like you think we'll get
Speaker 4: like Poison Clan movie, documentary book, something like that that
Speaker 4: tells the behind the scenes, the in depth.
Speaker 2: Is that's something the worst of something that you would do.
Speaker 6: That's in the worst now, you know, Well, right now
Speaker 6: I'm doing the J G Money stories called who that
Speaker 6: the JG Money Story? I got a premiere in September,
Speaker 6: but I'm still getting some games, a couple of players.
Speaker 5: I got the whole PC.
Speaker 6: You got my Old Girl and that you know, waiting
Speaker 6: on Luther Campbell and to get on and do their
Speaker 6: part to tell the j But that's gonna lead into
Speaker 6: the whole Poison Clan. That's why I got the Poison
Speaker 6: Clan now doing their things so that that's in't the worst.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 6: I got the full Poison Clan on this album, The
Speaker 6: Mortal dem Drugs man Oozi. Yeah, I got all them niggas,
Speaker 6: Big Ram, I got them, yeah, you know, just for
Speaker 6: that nostalgia that in the song fire Too without doing modesty.
Speaker 2: Mm hmm.
Speaker 9: You shot video to the uh to the one you
Speaker 9: say you got a tricking rounds.
Speaker 6: Yeah, we gotta video that video is out there, some
Speaker 6: good numbers the first week Miami, my rush. Woe if
Speaker 6: y'all ain't seeing it, get that fly. Yeah, I got
Speaker 6: one with Sea Lough. I ain't dropped yet, and I
Speaker 6: got real nigga story. But I gotta do the one
Speaker 6: with eight Ball and them j G next. That's when
Speaker 6: I'm I think I'm gonna come with first. I'ma just
Speaker 6: hold that Sea low on these niggas as like this
Speaker 6: because it's a player.
Speaker 5: Some man.
Speaker 9: You gotta be caught back, I said, don't move, Hey,
Speaker 9: which one of the young niggas you want to work with?
Speaker 5: Like?
Speaker 1: Didn't you know what I'm saying?
Speaker 5: Like?
Speaker 1: And I think I do the hardship with the young
Speaker 1: niggas well.
Speaker 6: Again, I tell you I like Bird and Smith, But
Speaker 6: you know, I think I can get with a nigga
Speaker 6: like yeah, I can do something more else to y'all niggas.
Speaker 6: Give me a young nigga up pitted, I ain't mentioned one.
Speaker 6: I could probably do something of that there. My kids
Speaker 6: love that nigga too. Who about future not life?
Speaker 5: Future?
Speaker 6: You know what I'm saying, Guyah, I would I would
Speaker 6: listen anywhere I go. I'm gonna do my part now,
Speaker 6: and you know, I'm hopefully inspired them niggas to beat
Speaker 6: their their greatest selves, bring out their great selves. You
Speaker 6: know what I'm saying, like, no, no, no, none of you
Speaker 6: don't get that CONTI me, come on, give me that
Speaker 6: ship that made you.
Speaker 5: You know what I'm saying. I want that fire.
Speaker 6: Yeah, so I'm gonna turn that fire on whoever I'm
Speaker 6: fucking with working with. Excuse me just cussing that. Yeah,
Speaker 6: but yeah, listen, my producers by gonna.
Speaker 1: Sound you might hear like, man, I kill them nigga beats.
Speaker 5: Damn heart perco way. But I was. I wanted me
Speaker 5: some organized noise since it was organized, know it.
Speaker 6: Okay, I wanted that ship from the beginning, you know. Yeah,
Speaker 6: but ship nigga got make beats. Anybody eat up want
Speaker 6: the dra beats? Then who is the new deces?
Speaker 5: Now? You know.
Speaker 6: They told yeah, yeah, he told me I got you
Speaker 6: jake that easy though.
Speaker 5: They gonna do it too.
Speaker 1: He said he's gonna cook it up too.
Speaker 5: I just got to see him.
Speaker 1: You know, I don't. I don't give you a number.
Speaker 1: They cooking too.
Speaker 5: And it beats blessed, and it beats blessing.
Speaker 1: He beats blessing. He come from the church. You see
Speaker 1: who else? What about Metro Metro outside Mike will yees.
Speaker 6: I know these names, but ship y'all put some of
Speaker 6: this on them. Beat Man put some of this. I
Speaker 6: got some stories to talk about.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, speaking of stories, you know your music is a
Speaker 4: big part of the soundtrack for Freaknick. So what's one
Speaker 4: of the wildest J T Money Freaknick memories that that
Speaker 4: lingers in your brain.
Speaker 6: I don't know. Everything was a party to me during
Speaker 6: that era, you know what I'm saying. It was always
Speaker 6: some chick on stage is always chick getting nigga. There
Speaker 6: was always some boyfriend mad about this girl because she
Speaker 6: chose the party.
Speaker 5: But one of my craziest stories, I was out in
Speaker 5: the street.
Speaker 6: You know, we moving around and there was some niggas
Speaker 6: and and and like a vert job part and then
Speaker 6: the niggas said, yeah, man, you know I'm about nineteen.
Speaker 6: He said yeah, And then nigga asked me, what would
Speaker 6: I mischi launche that? Because I amout to seeing something
Speaker 6: on the rugord. I felt like you could drive me,
Speaker 6: I said, went back to you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 6: Almost could have been something, but that's what I remember.
Speaker 6: That happened on Freak Nick in the middle of the street.
Speaker 6: It was just crowded cars back to back. But that's
Speaker 6: when I understood fans don't go far. They'll say anything,
Speaker 6: they quote your lyrics, but the way you get back
Speaker 6: to it, nigga, it was like, yeah, nigga, you said
Speaker 6: this or that, and I'm like, all right, nigga, be
Speaker 6: like where that thing? And I'm like, shit is close by?
Speaker 6: What were talking about? Like why you're gonna ask me
Speaker 6: about that version of saying what's up?
Speaker 5: Nigga?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Fuck?
Speaker 6: Which I heard that shit, But you know, I took
Speaker 6: it high. I ticket, but you know, and I ain't
Speaker 6: take it too far though. That's all my memories.
Speaker 1: What's that moment they lived with you, like without that moment.
Speaker 5: That west one up right there, because it could have
Speaker 5: went anywhere that day, but.
Speaker 6: Uh, like a good time. First time I seen now
Speaker 6: who that video come across the TV. It was like
Speaker 6: instant that night. Shit changed, you know yesterday price it
Speaker 6: wasn't the day probably like when I saw it, the
Speaker 6: way shit.
Speaker 5: Was buzzing, like, yeah, that was the moment.
Speaker 6: Even if you lived at the beginning of that record
Speaker 6: that nigga say about time. So I remember, I've been
Speaker 6: fighting this game ten years before that, but we ain't
Speaker 6: never get those props.
Speaker 5: You know. I was always independent with Luke or whatever
Speaker 5: I was doing. Then I got the machine behind me. Now,
Speaker 5: so yeah, that was one moment.
Speaker 6: But you know when I took my old girl to
Speaker 6: go get my trophy, my mama nigga had the Billboard
Speaker 6: Awards like, yeah, you know the moment.
Speaker 5: We made it, Well, we're making it.
Speaker 6: I ain't never felt like I made it, and I
Speaker 6: ain't never feel like I ain't never feel like I'm.
Speaker 5: I Still it's still so much to be done. Mm hm.
Speaker 4: When you jump back out there with there was that
Speaker 4: error and then you jumped back out there with who
Speaker 4: that was so lay and that was like big hit,
Speaker 4: Like how did that feel to be able to basically
Speaker 4: like extend your career again because that was like a
Speaker 4: whole new resurgence and a whole new generation of people
Speaker 4: that New York sounds.
Speaker 6: That the feeling was, That's kind of what I expected myself.
Speaker 5: That's the whole refusal, Like I expected to go, dude, you.
Speaker 6: Know what I'm saying, Like, ain't no surprise to me
Speaker 6: and surprising them niggas on the outside looking in.
Speaker 5: They like, then, ain't with that funny your boy?
Speaker 6: See you con gratulation, you know, because most people got
Speaker 6: what to say five minute, fifteen minutes or you got
Speaker 6: another fifteen minutes.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Bitually, I take our time I want, nigga. They don't
Speaker 6: tell me what to do. They cain't five me, bitch, nigga.
Speaker 6: And you know I know how to Yeah, man, I
Speaker 6: know how to move. It's how you move out there. Man,
Speaker 6: that's all I think you.
Speaker 9: Have had it in the moment like you were like, man,
Speaker 9: fuck this, I don't mean to do something more.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean, but I ain't never just I only
Speaker 6: wanted to retirement money. Ain't not playing on quitting. Yeah,
Speaker 6: I said I just wanted to retirement. But I focused
Speaker 6: my attention on other things more. And then that ship
Speaker 6: go down. Then when I try to get back over here,
Speaker 6: it's hard to come back up again. Like you know,
Speaker 6: I'm yeah, I'll be thinking God. Yeah the momentum, I
Speaker 6: be thinking God, be talking like all right, too short lined?
Speaker 5: Do you want to rap ors? You el? But it's
Speaker 5: like I'm just saying those now.
Speaker 1: How many time?
Speaker 9: How many times you feel like, man, I'm just flip
Speaker 9: their money. Man all the time.
Speaker 5: I always feeling back there all the time. Yeah, this
Speaker 5: is something. There's always something else to do, you know what.
Speaker 6: I'm saying, But you know, flipping money like uh bookmone
Speaker 6: shows or this back into the project with the s
Speaker 6: projects now, I'm just talking ship.
Speaker 1: Now for real.
Speaker 9: How hard is it, though, like to be so street
Speaker 9: and still do music, Like how hard is it?
Speaker 1: Just Like what I'm trying to say is like to
Speaker 1: know what you know and.
Speaker 6: Stick to this.
Speaker 1: How hard is that?
Speaker 6: I think knowing what you know makes it easier because
Speaker 6: you know what you gotta do. Like we know how
Speaker 6: to move, we know what to do, just like all
Speaker 6: right here, you got that right, we know what got
Speaker 6: to be done.
Speaker 1: Sonna.
Speaker 6: It's the street that's gonna peoples on the path or
Speaker 6: on the course.
Speaker 5: Cause again that's why I'm riding.
Speaker 6: Niggas get caught up into themselves thinking it's all about
Speaker 6: them not seeing what's coming over there. Now, I still
Speaker 6: walk in any room and case the joint and a
Speaker 6: lot of nature, a habit, you know, look at my eyes,
Speaker 6: my peripheral over there, model and over there, even though
Speaker 6: I'm looking at.
Speaker 1: Them but my energery.
Speaker 6: Now it's just something how we gotta do it. Like
Speaker 6: I know when I first was signed, it things and
Speaker 6: I'm with dudes who I thought was well, they still cool,
Speaker 6: but I ain't know we played like that. You know,
Speaker 6: you got these niggas, these industry niggas a little waring
Speaker 6: a nigga.
Speaker 1: I'm like, not me but my dog.
Speaker 6: And I'm looking at my dog like nigga gonna stay
Speaker 6: you what your dog? We lie, but they can see
Speaker 6: not to play with me. They ain't never they ain't
Speaker 6: never played.
Speaker 1: What you think?
Speaker 9: What you think like sigidify that like a person never
Speaker 9: met you? Do you think it's just an aura about
Speaker 9: yourself that just make nigga like a home I believe that.
Speaker 6: Because then I think, because it's just if you're a
Speaker 6: real one, you're gonna get it.
Speaker 5: And we don't play.
Speaker 6: I think they they play with, they know who they
Speaker 6: could play with, and if they try, we're gonna check
Speaker 6: it out the game. We're gonna straighten it. You know,
Speaker 6: Spider Man there, get one. You know what I'm saying,
Speaker 6: get to straightening man. Yeah, I don't come across as
Speaker 6: I'm playing with them, you know, I go straight to
Speaker 6: the ship. I asked the right questions, you know, man,
Speaker 6: but I'm saying playing with my dog and it's my
Speaker 6: dog and I ain't know.
Speaker 5: Because he was up here before me.
Speaker 6: You know, just say all at these different stations and
Speaker 6: then niggas be cheap heading it.
Speaker 5: But that's what y'all.
Speaker 1: Do You know that you cool with that? That said, nigga,
Speaker 1: you cool with that?
Speaker 6: And I told him this before when I was living here,
Speaker 6: and it was like he was saying, yo, j C
Speaker 6: and they said, j C Money don't kiss enough ass,
Speaker 6: And I'm like, what the nigga said that? Well said
Speaker 6: it to a nigga told me, I'm like, what unless
Speaker 6: that's how you felt? It was like, boy, I don't know,
Speaker 6: but that's what ship stuck with me too, But I
Speaker 6: thank you for that. I'm not gonna do that ship.
Speaker 1: That's commendable right.
Speaker 5: That I take that.
Speaker 2: That's J Money ship.
Speaker 6: Ship else is I got big fat.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: So young niggas was always wild and you was probably
Speaker 4: a young wild nigga too, But why you think that
Speaker 4: this current set of young niggas is on what they
Speaker 4: on like wowder wild disc right now?
Speaker 2: What you think contributes to Yeah?
Speaker 5: Well, they took all the real o g's off the streets.
Speaker 6: You know, I just get them nigga twenty and thirty years,
Speaker 6: they ain't got nobody leading them. Then they got these
Speaker 6: suckers coming home and then misleading them young niggas, and
Speaker 6: then it's rap music, you know, you know that whole
Speaker 6: cycle thing. I really believe that that agenda, and uh
Speaker 6: I believe part of that. I mean, a nigga gotta
Speaker 6: be responsible for itself. But influence is a motherfucker. Like
Speaker 6: even if they tried you and and you survived, a
Speaker 6: nigga instinct probably gonna go back and get it. So
Speaker 6: it seems like, you know, but yeah, that influence, uh no,
Speaker 6: real game on the street.
Speaker 5: You know, they control the narrative. And then yeah, man,
Speaker 5: somebody and.
Speaker 6: You know that whole divide like they said that niggas
Speaker 6: ain't listening on carey the old young nigga like niggas
Speaker 6: hating them.
Speaker 5: You know, something divide and conquered.
Speaker 6: Somebody done put us that wedge in the game, and yeah,
Speaker 6: that's what we're gonna stop. We're gonna have to stop
Speaker 6: to that though, doing ship like this big facts nigga.
Speaker 9: Yeah check, No, I think I think now that that's
Speaker 9: that was That was a great way to something that
Speaker 9: because we used to long to hear O G talk nigga,
Speaker 9: come around, just be quiet to hear what these niggas saying.
Speaker 5: Right, you know, I'm trying.
Speaker 1: I'm a spun I'm trying to hear what these niggas saying.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna go use this right, you know what I'm
Speaker 1: saying and apply this ship to my life.
Speaker 9: I just seen a commmenorable nigga that I say, like,
Speaker 9: bru you don't understand the nigga used to come from
Speaker 9: talking to a j T money to go tell it
Speaker 9: to they popping us.
Speaker 1: That's how I used to go, like, I just heard
Speaker 1: O G say this, So they gotta be we know
Speaker 1: here real niggas. You know what I'm saying. We recycling
Speaker 1: game now is what fun it up here? The young
Speaker 1: nigs start getting more money than the old niggas.
Speaker 9: So when you nick start getting more money to ol nigga,
Speaker 9: the old niggas starting a little.
Speaker 1: Big bruh in the old nigga. Young nigga like.
Speaker 9: You a little big brother, and then you know that
Speaker 9: take the respect level away. Because when I see if
Speaker 9: I'm a young nigga. I might not got the money,
Speaker 9: but I see you, O G looking up to a
Speaker 9: young nigga. How can I respect you?
Speaker 5: Ship had a part of like that though.
Speaker 6: He was like, Jake, so I'm a big brother. I said, hell,
Speaker 6: a little nigga. But he was laughing like I know,
Speaker 6: just taking nigga triving.
Speaker 1: But that's some real niggas ship though, because he know
Speaker 1: you ain't going. He didn't with.
Speaker 6: You, but he actually said it so because I'm like, damn, nigga,
Speaker 6: your name should be blessing the way you'd be moving
Speaker 6: out of the.
Speaker 5: Big dog big brother no nigga.
Speaker 9: Now that's that's that's the mistical. You know when they
Speaker 9: start saying mone over everything, Bro, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 9: It used to be mone over bitches and mone over everything.
Speaker 1: They don't go like that for me, man, like I
Speaker 1: respect the man. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 9: I don't give it now. You gotta fit the center
Speaker 9: fit to me. Bro, it's your character is yeah, it's
Speaker 9: what's inside of you, bro, and it seeks out you
Speaker 9: like you just said that said, I come around. They
Speaker 9: playing with these nigga, they know how to play with
Speaker 9: me automatic and I ain't even said a word.
Speaker 1: It just it just it just I don't know how
Speaker 1: to explain.
Speaker 6: They probably even sorted my eyes look like like nigga,
Speaker 6: like I'm waiting, need to catch a nigga, stop the nigga.
Speaker 6: Or I'm just saying back then now, y'all, y'all forgetting.
Speaker 5: I'm just talking, were speaking hypothetic, hypothetically how I used
Speaker 5: to go. But yeah, they played with they know to
Speaker 5: play well.
Speaker 4: How disturbing is it if you see a graphic I
Speaker 4: think it's flowing on social media, like since twenty twenty,
Speaker 4: twenty nineteen, things like fifty sixty rappers passed away from
Speaker 4: like you know, violence and all that type of stuff.
Speaker 4: How to stir with vis It to somebody you know
Speaker 4: who work hard to open doors so that these people
Speaker 4: could eat.
Speaker 5: About.
Speaker 6: Well, I don't know how niggas was living. You know
Speaker 6: what I'm saying, It's hurt for the culture. But you know,
Speaker 6: if a nigga out there doing whatever you're doing, you know,
Speaker 6: we all know the risk verse reward, or we should.
Speaker 6: But you know, senseless violence is one thing. Retaliation is another.
Speaker 6: You know what I'm saying, Playing with people money is another.
Speaker 6: I don't know what niggas was doing, you know, condolences,
Speaker 6: so they found their friends and loved ones like you know,
Speaker 6: I pray, should I make it all the way through,
Speaker 6: which you know I'll be doing. You know, I'll tell
Speaker 6: nigga because again niggas get caught up in theyself, like
Speaker 6: you can go somewhere and just thank you the man
Speaker 6: and that man. See they think and district. I mean,
Speaker 6: it's two ways. She is balanced.
Speaker 5: But if you say fifty over the last time in.
Speaker 2: A year since twenty nineteen.
Speaker 5: It's ever been fifty since nineteen, yeah.
Speaker 2: About ten years.
Speaker 4: And these these are like all of them might not
Speaker 4: be like a listens obviously, but you know what I mean,
Speaker 4: in different and different spaces. But I think it's somewhere
Speaker 4: around there forty or fifty or something like that.
Speaker 1: But all kind of niggas nine imagine niggas period.
Speaker 6: That's true, right, just nigs because it's so many. We
Speaker 6: don't hear about exactly. It ain't got no name. Yeah,
Speaker 6: that they ain't covering. Little kids don't follow these dopes.
Speaker 6: Everything is right to a swing, you know, some kind
Speaker 6: of way it up.
Speaker 5: Yeah, the kids don't follow these dopes.
Speaker 9: But the move over to y'all gonna do like the
Speaker 9: true story, y'all gonna do like ask interest ship to it.
Speaker 5: All right, I had to bring these nigga shit.
Speaker 6: I like that that would change series. I actually watched
Speaker 6: up as I got up on my Hulu every Tuesday.
Speaker 5: Don't want it because I saw the whole poison clan.
Speaker 6: I say, like nigga, I would be the rizzle, putting
Speaker 6: all these niggas together, these different attitudes and personalities to
Speaker 6: perform this thing. But yeah, because you got this nigga
Speaker 6: act like this nigga and I was seeing it.
Speaker 5: But I like that that series a movie will have
Speaker 5: to just be a story of I don't know how
Speaker 5: to move God.
Speaker 6: I ain't thought that far, but I liked it that serious,
Speaker 6: you know, and the JT Money thing is more of
Speaker 6: a documentary itself.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you'll speaking. Yeah, let him tell when that nigga
Speaker 5: was love.
Speaker 6: You know, they got received all these people, as they say, receipts,
Speaker 6: They got their receipts. Let these yeah, authentic people tell
Speaker 6: their stories about that nigga.
Speaker 1: Yeah, if you was a to do your eulogy what
Speaker 1: you're saying about.
Speaker 5: Yourself, I'd be a narcissistic mother. Yeah, that nigga's also
Speaker 5: he's a past Now I put it on Muhammad ad
Speaker 5: Leaf boy, I do an audio eulogy.
Speaker 6: Yeah, motherfucker on the prettiest the past wasn't gonna like
Speaker 6: him in the world.
Speaker 5: Nigga, he was a hood man. He was now funk
Speaker 5: that that nigga wasn't. Yeah, that's what.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 9: How would you describe yourself though, Like if you could
Speaker 9: describe yourself to somebody.
Speaker 6: Like Jane authentic, straight up, ah, fun to be around,
Speaker 6: you know what I'm saying, No bullship, a medic family man,
Speaker 6: you know, daddy first, you know, then after I get
Speaker 6: through it that, Oh, I do my work and then
Speaker 6: I'm Rick James after midnight.
Speaker 9: What's your regiment to like staying on because you still
Speaker 9: look young as motherfucker?
Speaker 1: What's your regiment to do?
Speaker 5: Thank you?
Speaker 6: Well, I just stay active man a righte This niggas
Speaker 6: my agent and look younger than me.
Speaker 1: Hurting.
Speaker 5: I said, you gotta get off that money from couch.
Speaker 5: You know, I get it.
Speaker 6: You don't want to be out there with the young,
Speaker 6: so they gotta get out that money from the couch.
Speaker 6: You gotta do Like I've still been performing all these years.
Speaker 6: You know, I smoke and drink, but I still get
Speaker 6: on stage and rock that ship. But they they got
Speaker 6: to be active, man. You know what I'm saying. I
Speaker 6: would say like the old man said, oh young girl,
Speaker 6: but that's things now. I like grown women in case
Speaker 6: y'all ain't no. But anyway, active man activities. Man, all
Speaker 6: that sitting down straight from work to the couchs and
Speaker 6: the day over.
Speaker 5: No nigga, no nigga, gotta move. You gotta move.
Speaker 2: What's something you gotta knock down?
Speaker 5: Here?
Speaker 2: You knocked down yet as far as it's a goal,
Speaker 2: Oh well accomplished. You got a few of them. But
Speaker 2: what was one thing that's right? Which one.
Speaker 5: Goals? Okay, Nigga was looking at.
Speaker 6: You know, I don't know I got the perfect I'm
Speaker 6: gonna make the world place now, but I'm gonna go,
Speaker 6: you know, free real niggas back to the forefront.
Speaker 5: Man out the way now. I don't know, man, I'm
Speaker 5: winning and making the team win. You know, I want
Speaker 5: to change this ship though.
Speaker 6: If I could, I would open the doorway where you
Speaker 6: real needs to just get paid. You can always count
Speaker 6: your money. You know your money good. You do your
Speaker 6: work without. All right, you can play with them people
Speaker 6: over there.
Speaker 5: You come over here, like if I have my own
Speaker 5: distribution or platform or.
Speaker 6: App whatever, nigga, and we could eat through that moneyfucker
Speaker 6: and be transparent.
Speaker 5: But you know, I wasn't gonna let nigga have that.
Speaker 6: Even if you make it, they're gonna figure out way
Speaker 6: to try to come get you a get your men
Speaker 6: who made it, you know.
Speaker 5: But whatever. I know y'all niggas. I know your niggas,
Speaker 5: But yeah, that's one of my goals. Though.
Speaker 9: Do you think it's certain level you get to do
Speaker 9: you have to God damn kind of cross over and
Speaker 9: sell out like it's certain levels.
Speaker 5: It's seeing that way, I'm kind of believe it.
Speaker 6: But all right, niggas ask me Jay, the niggas ain't
Speaker 6: never tried you, And I'm like, ain't nobody tried me?
Speaker 6: He said, maintained it. I said they might have been
Speaker 6: in the room. They probably saw that. Nigga said, Nah,
Speaker 6: we ain't sucking them.
Speaker 5: Ye're like that.
Speaker 9: I was just I just I was doing podcast other
Speaker 9: night and I asked him, like how they start the
Speaker 9: conversation of the weird shit, like how come up right?
Speaker 5: How it come on, right, they groomed these nigga. I
Speaker 5: don't know.
Speaker 6: The niggas said they might have seen something, might have
Speaker 6: seen something back and they said, oh no, you know
Speaker 6: what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: I don't. I don't know.
Speaker 1: He neither nigga say, Jay, you had how they strike
Speaker 1: this ship up?
Speaker 5: Like you was around all this and that, And I'm.
Speaker 1: Like, he ain't never heard of a nigga like brother
Speaker 1: nigga just tried me, Like you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: Not close to me, that ain't came as close.
Speaker 4: Shit, I'm trying to figure out, like what one of
Speaker 4: them hey so type conversations.
Speaker 2: But I think vibes. People just feeling vibes.
Speaker 1: You know your can you know who will go you.
Speaker 4: Know, looks what they talk about, what they wrap about,
Speaker 4: what they standing on. Like, yeah, you say money over everything? Oh,
Speaker 4: money over everything?
Speaker 5: Well we got we got a lot of that from.
Speaker 6: You. Whatever you like, how you feel about politics, you
Speaker 6: vote who politics? Yeah, I'm I'm gonna vote for whoever
Speaker 6: we say we're voting for.
Speaker 5: But I'm like, I just wanted to my teams, that's
Speaker 5: what we're doing.
Speaker 1: Put like a thin man, whill we say.
Speaker 7: We were playing for this week this year. I'm going
Speaker 7: with us squad, trust us, man. I'm't believe in what
Speaker 7: we say wilding out.
Speaker 1: About Trump.
Speaker 5: I think he is himself.
Speaker 6: I don't know. I think I got it more of
Speaker 6: a thought about his followers, his fan base. Them, the
Speaker 6: motherfucker's don't worry about. I think he'll be the same
Speaker 6: he always been here or whatever. But I think it's
Speaker 6: his base. He get them niggas in line. They can
Speaker 6: manipulate him to do worse for us. That would have
Speaker 6: seemed like to me, like the.
Speaker 1: People who pushing him nobody.
Speaker 5: Yeah, because he just the man.
Speaker 6: I'm here a nigga, I push the button if I
Speaker 6: want to. But these other motherfuckers like he's just gonna
Speaker 6: write whatever. He'll just saying this nigga, just.
Speaker 1: Saying and they take him trying to satisfy his people.
Speaker 6: Yeah, he hears me, He's gonna satisfy his people. But
Speaker 6: ain't no, buts he gonna satisfy his people. But it's
Speaker 6: the people behind him that I would think about.
Speaker 5: You know what I'm saying. My campaign is for you niggas.
Speaker 6: Now. But yeah, I said, I don't hate him or nothing.
Speaker 6: You know what I'm saying I really don't no, you
Speaker 6: know other than man, they talk like they for us,
Speaker 6: but they don't do nothing for us.
Speaker 5: You know, So again, whoever im WoT for?
Speaker 6: If you got two thousand, you got two thousand and
Speaker 6: one with me, you know, if I can do, if
Speaker 6: I could sneak a cheap valid, then I'll give you
Speaker 6: that one too, just so.
Speaker 5: We got tap the scale.
Speaker 6: Then a little sugar in your bag, baker, So I
Speaker 6: had a little baking soda ship.
Speaker 1: You think you think can come up? Come up from
Speaker 1: the funding that ship he's going through.
Speaker 6: I don't know, man, I hope you do. But god
Speaker 6: damn they on him. What do you think it's gonna
Speaker 6: come out broke or he's gonna come out?
Speaker 8: Just get the funk out of the way, the graduate
Speaker 8: past the allegations like and then still be making for
Speaker 8: lack of a better example, like how Chris Brown.
Speaker 1: Did, like can come back, can make a major comeback
Speaker 1: love like it's love time, and get back to regular business.
Speaker 6: I don't I don't want to talk negative. I can't
Speaker 6: see that. Ain't Chris Brown. Chris Brown, he's got the talent.
Speaker 6: You know, he could dance and proper locker and hear
Speaker 6: the note till you forget about that ship, like, and
Speaker 6: that fucking wanted to put somebody else on.
Speaker 5: You got to pay that nigga and they got to
Speaker 5: have his own money. I don't.
Speaker 6: I don't know, man, I'm watching the movie again. I'm
Speaker 6: just watching it to see the outcome.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 6: My thoughts on that ship. I just hope they get
Speaker 6: out alive. Yeah, that shit, bro, I don't. I don't know, man.
Speaker 5: No, say.
Speaker 1: You watching Kendrick and Drake ship, Yes, I have.
Speaker 5: I don't really think about it. I think br up though.
Speaker 6: I think I've been hearing ship like some big people
Speaker 6: trying to go out here and like, man, stop this ship,
Speaker 6: you stopping our money?
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 6: I hear that kind of shit because this nigga was
Speaker 6: these people Meal ticket over here and brother said, nah,
Speaker 6: the niggas not like hers, and then they like, you know,
Speaker 6: maybe they're not, and then they money slowed down.
Speaker 5: I don't know, man, I'm watching this ship though, to
Speaker 5: see what.
Speaker 6: It's gonna happen.
Speaker 5: So what's next?
Speaker 1: You think it was good for hip hop though?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Man? I mean okay, yeah, because again the GAG's gonna
Speaker 6: involve they gotta change something If the crackers had their way,
Speaker 6: that ship would have never change. They'd have kept that
Speaker 6: nigga right there on us. Think about it now, they
Speaker 6: just had this nigga sitting here and try to the
Speaker 6: rest of us playing like that nigga. Let that way
Speaker 6: up spin. Let the next nigga come around, get right
Speaker 6: there too. Hey man, they all get their turn. Man,
Speaker 6: everybody get a time. The game got to evolve and
Speaker 6: revolve and all that shit.
Speaker 4: Man, what you do by the other side of it,
Speaker 4: like the oh the Drake and ras ship where they're
Speaker 4: saying something some of those Jesus saying, man, they might
Speaker 4: go another way or some.
Speaker 6: Ship like the ship and one another way the ship. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 6: I mean again, I'm watching the movie. Man, you know,
Speaker 6: I don't know, you know, did the nigga have a
Speaker 6: clean credit for it or he's just saying, yeah, they're
Speaker 6: my fans.
Speaker 2: I ain't like.
Speaker 5: Posts and stuff.
Speaker 6: But he never never say you nigga. That's what happened
Speaker 6: when you come to count of the nigga can't come
Speaker 6: here no more. You know, that's a whole another animal,
Speaker 6: you know, and then brought the wrongs like well what's next,
Speaker 6: you know, like did we just let all that ship go. Okay,
Speaker 6: damn ain't gonna do that no more. You know because
Speaker 6: ship when was younger, we took fights.
Speaker 5: We had fights.
Speaker 6: You know, the nigga might have got up and got out,
Speaker 6: you know, like it ain't like ni gonna Well, I
Speaker 6: don't know, you never know what nigga do. I'm gonna say,
Speaker 6: ain't like a nigga gonna bring thousands sticks in the
Speaker 6: cannon and.
Speaker 5: Go find them niggas. You know what I'm saying. The
Speaker 5: niggas out. It got your niggas.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we all take some time.
Speaker 9: Hey what you think about, but like just just like
Speaker 9: content creating, Like this is what I look at the
Speaker 9: game is nigga the niggas who was raised to stay
Speaker 9: out in the front of the camera, they kind of
Speaker 9: hinder us because if the camera's on you every day
Speaker 9: and niggas knew exactly who you was every day, how
Speaker 9: y'all be regular.
Speaker 1: That's the ship to get niggas out of here these days.
Speaker 9: That's what it ain't the music. They want to see
Speaker 9: who you are. Niggas want to learn from you. Like man, man,
Speaker 9: nigga wake up every day to come to your.
Speaker 6: Page to see what you on. Yeah, you get what
Speaker 6: I'm saying, and I just want to argument. I'm like, damn,
Speaker 6: I just can't sit and do I can't take principal food.
Speaker 5: Something I can't.
Speaker 6: I don't move like that. But they're like you got this, yeah,
Speaker 6: so you know now and then I try to give
Speaker 6: them something. But all our posts flys and events. You know,
Speaker 6: I'm gonna be over here next week, gonna fuck with me,
Speaker 6: do a drop you.
Speaker 9: But the simplest ship is the really ship though, like
Speaker 9: you be having a conversation one of your kids, or
Speaker 9: your girl, or one on the way uphill just driving
Speaker 9: or whatever, and that be the ship that can change
Speaker 9: the nigga life because the nigga hear.
Speaker 1: Your perspective and be like, you know, I always respect
Speaker 1: this nigga to get it from him. I ain't see
Speaker 1: it that way.
Speaker 5: And that's why I love this type of game.
Speaker 6: He'll see what y'all giving me a chance to converse
Speaker 6: with my people, thank you very much. Then we might
Speaker 6: get something the deal you know what I'm saying, they
Speaker 6: might get because ship, we just wrong with it.
Speaker 5: It's not staged.
Speaker 1: Question wrote down the Yeah, it's just going.
Speaker 5: So that's I like that part of the content. You know, yeah,
Speaker 5: but you know I be up here next week like this,
Speaker 5: ye a man.
Speaker 1: Niggas you know, but but you think do you think
Speaker 1: that take away from a nigga to do that aga
Speaker 1: do that?
Speaker 6: I look at him today, asked they what you're willing
Speaker 6: to do to get it? Like how bad you want it? Like,
Speaker 6: niggas do what they gotta do it. That's part of
Speaker 6: the game. Like me, I, y'all can have that corner.
Speaker 6: You know what I'm saying, Just don't come on this corner.
Speaker 6: It's my corner now. I'm trying to figure out how
Speaker 6: to see it. I don't think it take away from
Speaker 6: like a nigga.
Speaker 5: Who ain't on that. He ain't gonna do that anyway.
Speaker 6: But a nigga who want to be famous or he
Speaker 6: trying to blow up his brand on whatever he got going,
Speaker 6: he gonna do what he gotta do.
Speaker 9: Let me say the og thing about this shit is
Speaker 9: is that's how the young niggas getting misled because the
Speaker 9: niggas who really know this ship don't talk right.
Speaker 1: The niggas who talking no.
Speaker 5: Ship, why you ain't laughing?
Speaker 6: So now you're talking about all these different everybody seeing
Speaker 6: like niggas coming out of jail. Everybody had a story
Speaker 6: to tell, and they want to talk about a nigga
Speaker 6: who they was with, how they game went. A lot
Speaker 6: of stuff we can't say.
Speaker 5: That's why.
Speaker 6: Listen, everybody want to be the man to give out time,
Speaker 6: give our time. They singing him for him.
Speaker 1: He wrote it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, No, I was just man.
Speaker 2: But you created a very.
Speaker 1: Talking But that's the truth though, That's that's the truth.
Speaker 9: That's the reason why like I be kind of hesitating
Speaker 9: on certain ship, I say, but I know certain niggas
Speaker 9: can pick up some ship that I'm putting down.
Speaker 1: Bro, you know what I'm saying. That's the reason why
Speaker 1: I like this ship so much.
Speaker 9: I see here and do this because niggas ain't getting
Speaker 9: real perspective from real people. They just getting shipped. They
Speaker 9: just getting a nigga trying to be famous, trying to
Speaker 9: be fa I want to be in back with the camera.
Speaker 9: You get what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: Whoever fun with the fun.
Speaker 6: If you don't, you don't let those we here they
Speaker 6: know see, we know us. Now I'm telling you we're gonna,
Speaker 6: We're gonna. Yeah, they were like, you here, what that
Speaker 6: nigga says? All they heard was the nigga talking about
Speaker 6: such and such and such, you know the price and
Speaker 6: what I did. They ain't here, Yeah, the costs. The
Speaker 6: ain't hit the costs. They hurt the price. Listen to me, now,
Speaker 6: they ain't here the costs. He's hurt the price.
Speaker 5: Yeah, go ahead.
Speaker 9: Now we gotta we gotta make your recurrent here, so
Speaker 9: you gotta come over and hear it once a year.
Speaker 1: Man, fuck with us.
Speaker 6: I will too, boy, gladly. I appreciate y'all. Anywhere else
Speaker 6: got the man to the count nigga.
Speaker 1: We've been trying to say this up about about a year.
Speaker 5: Call them, bro, Oh I got one. Oh that's that day.
Speaker 6: Trigger answer the phone when I called him. He's gonna
Speaker 6: be like damn Jay White fucking he got a new
Speaker 6: story to tell y'all when he comes back.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you can tell him.
Speaker 9: Yeah, that nigga trick throwed out man crazy. But get
Speaker 9: what he another one of them niggas. A nigga want
Speaker 9: to hear talk. You know what I'm saying, Bro, niggas
Speaker 9: you want to hear that ship because especially when you
Speaker 9: when you meet a nigga and exactly who you thought
Speaker 9: he was, you know, what I'm saying, So my ears
Speaker 9: open to them kind of niggas. No matter what niggas
Speaker 9: go through in their life or whatever flawed that I'm
Speaker 9: being exposed because we all got him, you know what
Speaker 9: I'm saying.
Speaker 1: But I want to hear certain niggas speak that that
Speaker 1: that what do you call it?
Speaker 5: Interesting? Yeah?
Speaker 1: That interests me, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 9: Like I was raised up on y'all niggas ship, so
Speaker 9: to meet you and see that nigga exactly who the
Speaker 9: fuck I thought he was, I'm intrigued by that, you
Speaker 9: get what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: And your young niggas be like that too, Bro. They
Speaker 1: just ain't got nobody to listen to.
Speaker 9: Niggas want to hear niggas just ain't nigga keeping it
Speaker 9: to themself or I ain't going to be holding up.
Speaker 4: I think I think some of the OG's for say,
Speaker 4: just it's a think about it. It's a scary thing
Speaker 4: if you're not used to moving like that, you know
Speaker 4: what I'm saying.
Speaker 8: Just like when how when cavemen discovered fire, it was
Speaker 8: the best ship that it could have ever happened to them.
Speaker 8: It changed the world, but they didn't know what it
Speaker 8: was like when they first saw it or when they
Speaker 8: first found out about it. But then they had to
Speaker 8: get adapted to it. And then once they learned how
Speaker 8: to use it the right way, then it was up.
Speaker 8: After that, they learned how to cook, they learned how
Speaker 8: to wash clothes, they learned how to boil ship, they
Speaker 8: learned how to do all kinds of ship that they
Speaker 8: needed to do.
Speaker 1: But there's so many niggas out here.
Speaker 9: That's life being betrayed through rap lyrics that sit back
Speaker 9: and niggas eating it up, getting it to the world unproper.
Speaker 5: Get right, unproper right.
Speaker 1: You say you got a nigga somewhere.
Speaker 6: And this is why I wasn't a fan of the
Speaker 6: music for so long. Like you get what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: Like I can hear a song, I'd be like yeah,
Speaker 5: but it don't go like that though.
Speaker 6: You can hear a nigga talking that shit, but these
Speaker 6: niggas think that's the listen. I remember the first time
Speaker 6: I heard a nigga call out a number on the record, right,
Speaker 6: and uh, I see him a Mexican.
Speaker 5: He like, yeah, man, if you can get him for this, right,
Speaker 5: I'm like, fuck your man, nigga. We was over here.
Speaker 6: Boy, you might get out that rapd shit, but the
Speaker 6: Mexican I heard the rap music and trying to say.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I got him. If you funk out, excuse me, y'all,
Speaker 5: I'm talking. I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
Speaker 9: Tell this shit to real life. That's all that's going on.
Speaker 9: The fabrication has became the real reality.
Speaker 8: Life is imitating art now instead of art imitating life.
Speaker 1: But this shit is crazy.
Speaker 5: J T.
Speaker 4: Money, we appreciate you. You welcome anytime, my brother, y'all.
Speaker 4: Make sure got that new album.
Speaker 2: I'm mortal, Yeah, moring too.
Speaker 5: It's on the street right now.
Speaker 6: Listen. I got trigger Rick Ross on one sing got
Speaker 6: the whole Poison Clan on one, got see Lo Green
Speaker 6: on one, A ball m J G. Young Soldier, tried
Speaker 6: Regam and a bunch of young players. So on the
Speaker 6: bridge that gap old old and new, old and young.
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