Speaker 1: Yeah, y'all, you already know what it is.
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Speaker 2: would do, say just for a special guest, one of
Speaker 2: the Illess spitters out of New York City. If you
Speaker 2: wanted any of these niggas that think they pen game
Speaker 2: is right. They try to call him out. I don't
Speaker 2: know why he doesn't spank niggas left it right. Even
Speaker 2: when it was driva with my team. I used to
Speaker 2: tell being Joe Beings, you sure like we're gonna have
Speaker 2: to fight these niggas, Like these niggas could really rap.
Speaker 2: Being used to be like, alright, fuck it so that one.
Speaker 2: I'm I stay neutral. I let Beans do his thing,
Speaker 2: good thing. My dog came out of there and to draw.
Speaker 2: But anybody else it ain't been the same. And I
Speaker 2: want to welcome my motherfucking brother to the building. Jada
Speaker 2: kiss Man, one of the motherfucking elite spinners. I told
Speaker 2: him the other day, I ain't like this man ever
Speaker 2: since I heard him say, you niggas is like yellow lights.
Speaker 1: I'm running through y'all. I'm like crazy.
Speaker 2: Come on now, I gotta go against these niggas.
Speaker 1: Cool. What what's up? My guy?
Speaker 3: You've been my g You're killing shit. All appreciated, man,
Speaker 3: I know you came in right hooked them, do your thing.
Speaker 3: I'm trying to single fire appreciate you, bro, no.
Speaker 1: More the motion in general. You doing shit, y'all.
Speaker 2: Come on, man, ain't moving flags on play everywhere of
Speaker 2: a businessman?
Speaker 1: Do say? Is everywhere my brother appreciate doing? You know
Speaker 1: what I mean?
Speaker 3: Good to see brothers from our era still out here, eating,
Speaker 3: still looking good, Still got all your teeth, you know
Speaker 3: what I mean.
Speaker 1: Still you're still looking better than a lot of the young.
Speaker 1: And you know what I'm saying, man, And that's a blessing. Man.
Speaker 3: I appreciate still be here, to still be getting money,
Speaker 3: to still be flourishing.
Speaker 1: It's a blessing. Back at you, bro, I saw the
Speaker 1: movie moving doing your thing.
Speaker 2: I know you fresh off you said you had to
Speaker 2: do the A Marie feeling that A Marie couldn't.
Speaker 1: Make this shit.
Speaker 3: I caught it back last night, Abye shout out to
Speaker 3: a plane.
Speaker 1: Sup with a plane? Uh?
Speaker 3: They called me for his and hers and Westbury shout
Speaker 3: out to Westbury was lit last night. R and B
Speaker 3: joint shit was right, you know me, I come through,
Speaker 3: I take the bag. Nobody ain't there to collect it.
Speaker 3: You know your boy kissing come through.
Speaker 1: That's a fast what I do, man, I shot.
Speaker 2: I love to take that. They couldn't make it bad.
Speaker 2: It's always a beautiful bag.
Speaker 1: Yo. So me as a fan, my g like, I
Speaker 1: want to you know me, I want to do some
Speaker 1: of the history, man.
Speaker 2: I want to go back before the Lock became one
Speaker 2: of the greatest.
Speaker 1: Groups we know in hip hop history. What was it like?
Speaker 2: Just all three of yards homies. Y'all grew up together, right.
Speaker 1: Uh yeah?
Speaker 3: And me, me and sheik grandmoms live next door to
Speaker 3: each other. Like me and Sheik family was tight first,
Speaker 3: like his pops and my pops. Uh, his grandmoms and
Speaker 3: my grandmoms. Our families. They lived next door to each
Speaker 3: other since we was little JITs damn. So then what happened.
Speaker 3: It was crazy. Our grandmother's moved across town to the
Speaker 3: same built, to the same projects.
Speaker 1: They moved.
Speaker 3: My grandma's moved third floor, His grandma's moved first floor.
Speaker 3: And then raise me and my and it was just
Speaker 3: me and my mom at the time, me and my
Speaker 3: mom moved next to him and his mom.
Speaker 1: So now we seeing.
Speaker 3: Each other on the weekend at our grandmom's crib. And
Speaker 3: then we live one block. He lived down the hill,
Speaker 3: live up the corner, so I start seeing each other.
Speaker 3: Then we got with pee in school, Like.
Speaker 2: What the fuck was y'all niggas eating back then? Because
Speaker 2: them clue tapes. Now, y'all niggas wasn't irregular Baca egg
Speaker 2: and cheese is from the corner store. She was from
Speaker 2: the diner. Was getting pack man power pellets from somewhere
Speaker 2: or something.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna tell you what it was. We was, We
Speaker 3: was like the we was overlooked. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: This is when hip hop was hip hop. You're listening
Speaker 3: to the radio, this that they shout out starting out
Speaker 3: in Long Island, Queens Brooklyn, Bronx, Mount Vernon.
Speaker 1: New rossll Joe, it's skipping.
Speaker 3: Were like, Yo, you gotta go to Wyo to get
Speaker 3: after you leave the Bronx is Wyom, Mount Vernon New Road,
Speaker 3: Like they why they fucking leaving us out? So we
Speaker 3: used to write rhymes we for the world, like by
Speaker 3: the fuck they leaving us out, like we want to
Speaker 3: let niggas know is a place called Yonkers in the
Speaker 3: world that niggas get busy, and so that's that was
Speaker 3: one of our Like we used to write rhymes and
Speaker 3: whatever fucking meet Big, I wanted to you know what
Speaker 3: I'm saying. That shit was the we It was far
Speaker 3: fetched to meet somebody. So the rhymes were writing ships
Speaker 3: like if I ever see this nigga from the radio,
Speaker 3: or I'm gonna let him hear this and let him
Speaker 3: know some niggas over here that do you know what
Speaker 3: I'm saying.
Speaker 1: So that's what that was about.
Speaker 3: Were trying to put were trying to put wy on
Speaker 3: and yeah nah, but as well as ourselves speaking, the
Speaker 3: Big rest of Peace man, one of the greatest man,
Speaker 3: if not the greatest, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: Gonna be mad at me, but it is what it is, yo.
Speaker 1: Fucking hey, yo, what it's like? What was it like?
Speaker 1: You know what I mean?
Speaker 2: Coming up with Big back then, because Big was considered
Speaker 2: the greatest out of New York back then, and for
Speaker 2: him to just grab, like you said, three kids out
Speaker 2: of Yonkers and just be like fuck it, this the
Speaker 2: next this, this is the future right here, and then
Speaker 2: Yon nigg Is lived up past the expectations.
Speaker 1: What was those sessions like back then?
Speaker 3: This I never probably said this ever, Like Puff used
Speaker 3: to make us feel uncomfortable and Big used to make
Speaker 3: us feel comfortable. That's crazy. Puffy used to put a
Speaker 3: lot of pressure on us. Write that over this that
Speaker 3: like he was just trying to get the best out
Speaker 3: of us, but the way he was doing it was
Speaker 3: it was very pressure. But b I was like, I'm
Speaker 3: glad your niggas is down with me, Like you know
Speaker 3: what I'm saying. It got to a point where he said, Yo,
Speaker 3: we ain't gonna keep We used to just big each
Speaker 3: other up so much. He said, Yo, we down with
Speaker 3: each other. Now when we see each other, let's just work.
Speaker 3: We ain't gonna keep stop telling me I'm nice. I'm
Speaker 3: gonna stop telling you y'all nice. Let's just let's do
Speaker 3: ship now the gather we were on the same label.
Speaker 1: That's work, you know what I'm saying. So that was
Speaker 1: he really helped us a lot with.
Speaker 3: Early navigating through that, you know what I mean, Like
Speaker 3: just rhyme like, don't worry about I know this nigga's
Speaker 3: on your back, but just do what y'all do, and
Speaker 3: that helped us out a lot.
Speaker 2: And y'all made history twice man, because not only did
Speaker 2: y'all come out do y'all thing, debut album everything through
Speaker 2: bad Boy, but then you went over the Rough Riders
Speaker 2: and then did it again.
Speaker 1: My g like, was it anything.
Speaker 2: Different for y'all? Know you said Puff was a little
Speaker 2: you know, strict. We heard the stories on the radio
Speaker 2: and all this. Did it really feel like when you
Speaker 2: went over the Rough Riders? Actually more freedom?
Speaker 1: Like a motherfucker like when.
Speaker 3: Making making uh money Power Respect is our first.
Speaker 1: Album on bad Wood. That's my ship, right man.
Speaker 3: Making We Are the Streets was like do whatever the
Speaker 3: fuck you opposed to like Officer in the Gyma like
Speaker 3: this heavy critiquing. I mean ding them could take this too,
Speaker 3: but in a more like hoodway.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was.
Speaker 3: It was way easier to make We Are the Streets
Speaker 3: opposed to money powish.
Speaker 1: I don't know what it was, just it's easy.
Speaker 3: It wasn't I mean it was, I like recording one
Speaker 3: in jail and recorded one.
Speaker 2: In the crit But I says fans, you couldn't tell
Speaker 2: the difference, man, both of those albums is hard and
Speaker 2: stand down in their own way, like your debut album
Speaker 2: is fire.
Speaker 1: Buff knew what he was doing. We didn't.
Speaker 3: We was young, you know what I mean. But it
Speaker 3: was just the way he was making us do. It
Speaker 3: was a we didn't really understand it. And then y'all go,
Speaker 3: we throw out some bars that the world never heard
Speaker 3: that we thought they should hit. But he we going
Speaker 3: on somebody who did it already. That's the difference. In
Speaker 3: today's era, we still listen to him.
Speaker 2: That's what I was gonna ask you, because a lot
Speaker 2: of artists, right, come on, my gee, I'm an artist myself.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 2: I was always afraid of giving too much to mix
Speaker 2: tapes and then not having an enough left over for
Speaker 2: the album. But yall niggas is like y'all niggas had,
Speaker 2: y'all niggas done have drop triple mixtape albums and then
Speaker 2: drop the smash album.
Speaker 3: Did you ever feel like that was a plan. When
Speaker 3: we was a bad boy, we was the bottom.
Speaker 1: Of the total pole.
Speaker 3: Mm we still we're still part of the Chicago Bulls.
Speaker 1: But we we we coming in off the bench.
Speaker 3: I ain't blowing niggas out already, so we like, you know,
Speaker 3: we're gonna do her clue. Mmm, we're gonna snatch cool
Speaker 3: up obliterate the streets. And that's keeping us. That was
Speaker 3: keeping us, you know what I'm saying, got the shiny
Speaker 3: suits and the big singles. We got the big singles
Speaker 3: off Clue, so we was you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: But I ain't gonna lie. I got records on them
Speaker 2: Clue tapes. That's triple platinum in the streets, my nigga,
Speaker 2: Like that's insane. Like that brings you to the verses,
Speaker 2: right because you know, people be telling me Yo Blee
Speaker 2: could do verses, and then they mentioned certain niggas names
Speaker 2: and they be like, yeah, but wait till they get
Speaker 2: to their mixtapes.
Speaker 1: And I told them.
Speaker 2: And then somebody just said to me yesterday because I said, Yo,
Speaker 2: mixtape joints ain't hits, and nigga say, you sing what
Speaker 2: the locks? Diddy Versus said, yeah, nigga, but he ain't
Speaker 2: them and they ain't him. It's some big fucking difference there.
Speaker 1: It's some. It's some crazy.
Speaker 3: I got some crazy shits off mixtape, Fifth got ships,
Speaker 3: Wheezy Sigu, it's some.
Speaker 1: It's all how you make your playlist, but not the
Speaker 1: nigga who was coming at me.
Speaker 2: You see the names you just said, y'all fifty sig nigga.
Speaker 1: I was talking to he and them come on.
Speaker 3: But I know for a fact, if I could make
Speaker 3: if niggas let me make they line up, that shouldn't
Speaker 3: been new clear because I wanted them comings that listened
Speaker 3: to the other is. Of course, you listen to the
Speaker 3: singles and the radio shits. But I go in the
Speaker 3: crates and get them. I go get them, I go
Speaker 3: get them the gatling gun yo, I get the other
Speaker 3: ships that the world them ships hit like Kimbo slice
Speaker 3: to the You gotta get them shits.
Speaker 2: Yeah. And that's the difference on one thing that I
Speaker 2: was telling niggas because when y'all announced the versus the
Speaker 2: whole world in and at, everybody instantly dipsat gonna murder them.
Speaker 2: The Locks ain't haven't hit in this long dips and
Speaker 2: I'm like, dip got them joints. But one thing you
Speaker 2: can't sleep on the Locks is chemistry. Chemistry and teamwork
Speaker 2: be gonna outshine anything every day. Like y'all niggas don't
Speaker 2: even look like y'all rehearse for the show, like y'all
Speaker 2: been doing this shit, like you said, since y'all was kids.
Speaker 3: Man, we did rehearse what day we learned from I
Speaker 3: know you learned that from whole and we learned from Puff.
Speaker 3: The rehearsals is detri very important. I mean, we did
Speaker 3: about four days of that shit and maybe a day
Speaker 3: and a half or two of them is just listening
Speaker 3: to they shits, all of they hits.
Speaker 1: You gotta go.
Speaker 3: You gotta go with the You gotta go get all
Speaker 3: of they, all of they. You gotta hear what they
Speaker 3: they got. They got firepower. Yeah, you gotta be able
Speaker 3: to counter or whatever they A lot.
Speaker 1: Of people go there and don't and don't they only
Speaker 1: prepare for they what they doing. You know what I mean.
Speaker 3: You gotta go listen to your opponents the feast, Yeah,
Speaker 3: and be ready. So nothing is nothing's coming out of
Speaker 3: left field, so you know, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: And then you see what you got for.
Speaker 3: They for the counter. And then you go like that
Speaker 3: and then you you trim it down. You do some
Speaker 3: ship in case they say you don't got nothing for
Speaker 3: the chicks, you do. You gotta have different you gotta
Speaker 3: have different clips for versus and I think maybe now
Speaker 3: people know that now, but a lot of we we
Speaker 3: really we went through all of their.
Speaker 1: Music, Jim Juels Cam in the Dip.
Speaker 3: Set, we we we pulled out all of their missiles,
Speaker 3: so we know what I mean. We was prepared. But
Speaker 3: it was a good moment for hip hop. Those up brothers.
Speaker 2: That's all about to say, Like, I'm a fan of
Speaker 2: both of y'all, even though we had drama. You can't
Speaker 2: deny hits. You can't deny heat. Heat is heat, both
Speaker 2: of y'all. Like yeah, of course, the streets critically acclaimed
Speaker 2: y'all a winner. Everybody like yo, the Lucks won. But
Speaker 2: Dip said, when the New York won, hip hop won
Speaker 2: that night. To me, you know what I'm saying, Like,
Speaker 2: that's a fact. That was a showcase of share talent,
Speaker 2: niggas from the bottom showing you where they're at now,
Speaker 2: and it just reflects that's what all the kids is
Speaker 2: trying to be today.
Speaker 3: Man.
Speaker 2: That's why I was telling you when we did our interview,
Speaker 2: like anybody that take a shot at you at this
Speaker 2: point in your career gotta feel.
Speaker 1: Like Anna, you gotta look at it like I deserve that.
Speaker 2: I'm just look look I've been killing shit for the
Speaker 2: last thirty years.
Speaker 1: I ain't got niggas.
Speaker 2: Niggas literally say you don't have one whack verse. That's
Speaker 2: nearly like impossible. I know, I got a few like that.
Speaker 1: It's good, it's good.
Speaker 3: It's good to be in the conversation now with the
Speaker 3: with the way the world is, people just want to
Speaker 3: be in a conversation. They don't even if in a
Speaker 3: conversation then it helps you. So you gotta know. One
Speaker 3: of the meanest Jews I learned from Hole it just
Speaker 3: say nothing.
Speaker 1: That's all. That's her. Nigga could be in it, yo,
Speaker 1: he can.
Speaker 3: He can be in the fire and be out of
Speaker 3: it fast because he never says anything he's ready to
Speaker 3: or now you say nothing or no? Is that his
Speaker 3: He don't let the end and that you don't let
Speaker 3: the peanut gallery nobody.
Speaker 1: You don't let none of that.
Speaker 3: That's why how he wants to when he wants to
Speaker 3: express something all the time, whenever he wants.
Speaker 1: I don't got that composure of my gene. I'm learning.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that ship is like a certain level is like
Speaker 2: wait a minute, your niggas is playing, but like being
Speaker 2: one of the illis lyricists, our general living outstanding. Fuck
Speaker 2: you don't been here, four generations of lyricism.
Speaker 1: We do you think? Nah? Nah, nigga we vintage? If
Speaker 1: why get better in time? So do we? We vintage? Baby,
Speaker 1: we ain't old.
Speaker 2: Fucking we What do you feel about lyricism today in
Speaker 2: hip hop? You think it still matters like it did
Speaker 2: back then? It matters to the real ones, you know
Speaker 2: what I mean? You see you see our studio audience.
Speaker 2: We got some spitters. We got some that's right. We
Speaker 2: got some shout out hard luck in the building.
Speaker 1: You know what I mean, Rob Markman Rocks.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't even see my nigga racks pulled off
Speaker 2: without racks, Hardy.
Speaker 1: We got people that care. It's still it's still.
Speaker 3: It's still some real genuine hip hop lovers in the world.
Speaker 3: And hip hop is still gonna persevere even though we
Speaker 3: have some some of that. I don't even know what
Speaker 3: kind of music you call it, you know what I mean,
Speaker 3: And I'm not mad at it, but I just we
Speaker 3: need more. We need more of our ship, That's a fact.
Speaker 3: We need more of of of of good music, man,
Speaker 3: good lyrics, good ship without no you know what I mean?
Speaker 3: Why can't it be even playing field for everything? That's
Speaker 3: all I'm saying. And you see that three days sold
Speaker 3: out whole. You see it's people that still love that
Speaker 3: real authentic call for music.
Speaker 1: You know what I mean. I don't think.
Speaker 3: I don't think none of these, none of that bullshit
Speaker 3: could ever sell out three days in the baseball stadium
Speaker 3: ever and have a one day with a three four
Speaker 3: hour delay without burning that bitch down. And they don't
Speaker 3: you write a bony hole. They got a three hour delay.
Speaker 3: Nothing happened. It made it even. There's like a big
Speaker 3: cookout with drinks and everybody.
Speaker 1: Stay composed to the show started. This ship practice happened.
Speaker 1: I was down to my last blag happened. I was
Speaker 1: running through the only thing they wasn't running out of
Speaker 1: ladies and gentlemen.
Speaker 3: Dude saying a was coming on hand limited that ship
Speaker 3: was coming out of know when it was coming out
Speaker 3: of the ground.
Speaker 1: They never sa grabbing bottles and that.
Speaker 3: I said, your dad, I'm on my fifth inch of speed.
Speaker 3: You better chill the funk out. They was just giving
Speaker 3: them ships.
Speaker 1: Out, yo. That's a fact.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 1: Hoping them be on some different ship with the hip
Speaker 1: hop that ain't.
Speaker 3: Look they need to Ari melber Rob, you better talk
Speaker 3: about that a three or four hours that lay with nothing,
Speaker 3: some of the minor little pushes and stepping on somebody
Speaker 3: Jordan's but for nobody to leave, if the ship to
Speaker 3: go on and both conducted the ship the same way
Speaker 3: it started at well and he just rocked that ship
Speaker 3: the three in the morning. It's crazy. That would never
Speaker 3: be done ever. That right there is history alone. It
Speaker 3: could be a documentary just on.
Speaker 1: The third day. It's crazy. You survive hole and be
Speaker 1: acts three hour burn up.
Speaker 3: Niggas made home safe things made it that shit was
Speaker 3: crazy though.
Speaker 2: Like yo, you're one of the only spinners too, who,
Speaker 2: like I said, surpassed many generations and never chase trends? Man,
Speaker 2: what you feel about the trend rappers? Like you know
Speaker 2: that the one hits like it is what it is.
Speaker 3: When you tread it, you're gonna you gonna be a trend,
Speaker 3: You're gonna cover it, You're gonna go.
Speaker 1: That's a fact. When you got it, you got it.
Speaker 3: I mean, you don't learn how to ride a bike
Speaker 3: and then you forget how to ride it.
Speaker 1: When you just when a bike.
Speaker 3: Was your thing that you seeing roller blades and skateboards
Speaker 3: and this you're not gonna be as nice or another
Speaker 3: as you was on the bike. Stay stay on what
Speaker 3: you know, the fact that whill he's in those.
Speaker 1: You see your man. Yeah, I ain't never fun. I'm
Speaker 1: never with the blade. No, no, I knew that not
Speaker 1: for me. I can't ice skate none of that. Give
Speaker 1: me four wheels. I'm good a lot.
Speaker 3: That's what's wrong with music though. People they wave hopping
Speaker 3: and then you lose your own wave.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying. What you know, do what
Speaker 1: you can.
Speaker 2: How you feel about like music, you dominated, locks dominated,
Speaker 2: Like I said, now you dominating media. Man, that Joe
Speaker 2: and Jada y'all moving what drew you to the You
Speaker 2: know they say podcasting now funk that we journalists, My gee,
Speaker 2: we ain't pie. We journalists. Put some respect on us. Man,
Speaker 2: we ain't playing with this this art right here.
Speaker 3: Like to go back to what I just said, wasn't
Speaker 3: wave hopping. But you know they're giving a lot of
Speaker 3: bags and media. I was trying to find out. I
Speaker 3: love sports. So originally being on Rock Nation like five
Speaker 3: years ago, they me and Joe were supposed to do
Speaker 3: a sports show because you know, he go he coached
Speaker 3: the Rutgers, he thinking, he thinking Joe Popovich. He won
Speaker 3: some chips and Rutgers and he go to the next
Speaker 3: games a lot. He's a big Knick fan, super fan.
Speaker 3: So we were supposed to do some basketball shit. But
Speaker 3: then that fell through, and Daz and Laurie and Mike
Speaker 3: Brinkley and Rich they came back around with a chance
Speaker 3: for me and Joe to do a show of our own,
Speaker 3: like lifestyle hip hop, regular shit, no no controversy. So
Speaker 3: we tried it. The good thing about it, everybody was
Speaker 3: everybody was shooting it down when we when we started,
Speaker 3: it's not gonna work.
Speaker 1: Joe and Jayda they don't got no chemistry, ain't. You
Speaker 1: know what I mean?
Speaker 3: And we we beat the odds with that. So it's just,
Speaker 3: you know, hip hop is a stepping stone. You want
Speaker 3: to get in, make some money. Uh oh yeah, I'm
Speaker 3: finished with this. Dominate as much as you can and
Speaker 3: branch off the other things.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 3: For dudes that have their longevity that dudes like us have,
Speaker 3: it is a blessing. This ain't one of them. This
Speaker 3: ain't This ain't ment for long man. Hip hop industry
Speaker 3: is like the NFL is not for long. They don't
Speaker 3: want you to be They want to pay you in increments.
Speaker 3: They don't want you to get you know what I mean.
Speaker 3: They don't like when you come in and do and
Speaker 3: and and become a conglomerate exactly.
Speaker 2: That's what's like hip hop. Now we more everybody were
Speaker 2: more business minded. We preaching that today. Beat some dudes,
Speaker 2: ain't they better? They better be off.
Speaker 3: Still was still a couple of sections and the dudes
Speaker 3: that shouldn't be they.
Speaker 1: Have bes be homeowners. They still on section eight though.
Speaker 1: We gotta help them out. This is bad. They got
Speaker 1: programs for that. Man.
Speaker 2: It's called f a chase bullshit. Go out there, it
Speaker 2: gets you a crib man. Yeah.
Speaker 1: See, that's that du save. That's the kiss, the gig
Speaker 1: then kiss game by what's what's in it? What's in this?
Speaker 2: Some mean motherfucker right now, man, that's what we do
Speaker 2: rock solid. We ain't playing duceave my feet baby, you
Speaker 2: know what I'm saying. That's that ship. Get you up
Speaker 2: right now, right baby, yo. So between music, juices for life, podcasting,
Speaker 2: all the other business ventures, what chapter do you feel
Speaker 2: like you're in right now?
Speaker 1: In life? Me, I'm in the stash for the kids chapter.
Speaker 3: You know what I mean, Take trips, live life, or
Speaker 3: to Bengal with Mama Love, take my pops to the
Speaker 3: next finals.
Speaker 1: I'm just trying to you know what I mean.
Speaker 3: I'm I'm in my happiest phase of life when my
Speaker 3: family's happy. I just bought my kids a dog yesterday.
Speaker 3: I'm INTI dog, niggas, what's the dog for life? They
Speaker 3: got one of them little cute shits. It's called Luna,
Speaker 3: my dog.
Speaker 1: I got. I got twin boys, Josh and Jamya.
Speaker 3: They named it little. It's a girl named Luna. So
Speaker 3: Luna is addition added to the family now. But yeah,
Speaker 3: just making my family smile. Take trips, live life. I'm
Speaker 3: in a beautiful space, you know what I mean. I
Speaker 3: don't I don't need nothing, I don't owe nobody nothing.
Speaker 3: I feel good.
Speaker 1: That's the best part of life.
Speaker 2: Man, I always ship and he knew you recording man,
Speaker 2: what's up man?
Speaker 1: I know the roma I still fellow.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, we're about to actually shoot the roma video
Speaker 3: after we finished this podcast.
Speaker 1: Shout out the shout out the crack. Joe Man still
Speaker 1: making and we're working on some locks music.
Speaker 3: You know, we just debut the Locks documentary and try
Speaker 3: Becker got a great response, great feedback off that you
Speaker 3: should be seeing that soon on one of these big platforms.
Speaker 3: Shout out the massive appeal, Shout out the Yearnlee, Christie,
Speaker 3: everybody involved. Then we got some Lox music, I got
Speaker 3: some kiss music.
Speaker 1: I'm working. I'm working. I mean it's hard.
Speaker 3: The one thing I had to let the podcast people
Speaker 3: know is that this is like my second job. I
Speaker 3: gotta be able to go to the stud Gotta the studio.
Speaker 3: Can't You can't exclude the studio. Figure these shoot days
Speaker 3: out and the rest.
Speaker 1: I gotta go in the lab.
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 3: I mean, I'm a father full time, so I gotta
Speaker 3: do that. But I need some I need some days
Speaker 3: to go in the lab.
Speaker 1: You gotta.
Speaker 3: You gotta go to the studio. That's the only way
Speaker 3: to steal shop and steal fun.
Speaker 1: That's a fact. What's some of the things that keep
Speaker 1: you motive?
Speaker 3: I know one, family, Yeah, family, definitely, But just listening.
Speaker 3: I like hearing good bars, you know what I mean.
Speaker 3: I like I like niggas. Niggas, that's nice. Motivate like
Speaker 3: good music. I like hearing I like hearing that ship.
Speaker 3: I hate hearing bullshit.
Speaker 1: Me. I hate when they force I hate when they
Speaker 1: forced bull.
Speaker 3: They make you think something is good and they know
Speaker 3: we don't be listening to it, and we know it's
Speaker 3: bull just pushing that ship to the top.
Speaker 1: That's the part of the hip hop and I hate.
Speaker 3: I love authentic bars, I love good music, I love
Speaker 3: I love original ship.
Speaker 1: That's a fact, man. I hate the bullshit.
Speaker 3: I hate the politics, even though it's gonna always be
Speaker 3: there always, but the real will, the real will always prevail,
Speaker 3: you know what I mean. If we if we keep
Speaker 3: it solid, rock solid, know what I mean, because it's
Speaker 3: not it's more suckers than real niggas left me we got.
Speaker 3: We gotta make sure we keep it as solid as
Speaker 3: we can because they already infiltrated.
Speaker 1: And they trying to divide us. They hate to see us,
Speaker 1: they hate to see us link up. That's a fact.
Speaker 1: It makes them nervous.
Speaker 2: What's something right now that people might not know about
Speaker 2: that you building that you feel like, wait till I
Speaker 2: got one for you niggas, because everybody I know, everybody
Speaker 2: got one for these niggas. Me.
Speaker 1: I got this cooling Drake project.
Speaker 2: I'm about to drop on these niggas that I know
Speaker 2: I'm about to hurt these niggas hard by nigga.
Speaker 3: No, speaking of that, the one, the one producer thing
Speaker 3: right now is the thing that is the way to go,
Speaker 3: would you say, Rob right, I think it became a
Speaker 3: I think people's tension spin is shorter.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 1: The world's moving.
Speaker 3: So fast that when you get with one one producer
Speaker 3: and you lock in or one production team or however
Speaker 3: you know, cool and dre or whatever it may be,
Speaker 3: I think that's the way to go. And I've been
Speaker 3: having a hard time trying to figure you know, I
Speaker 3: got I got camaraderie with algamists, wish everybody Sun's trying
Speaker 3: to figure out I'm trying to.
Speaker 1: Swiss is like a I could always do.
Speaker 3: Our with Swiss, So I don't really count Swinberger because
Speaker 3: he well.
Speaker 1: Unlimited package Swiss.
Speaker 2: Swiss to give you a beat that Swiss will sell
Speaker 2: your beat that and they could be in the stool
Speaker 2: like this be like this ship knock it, you get
Speaker 2: hold you be like yeah, I need to switch back, Yeah,
Speaker 2: I need you even do that while I'm writing the record,
Speaker 2: because I can't write it.
Speaker 1: What doing that different?
Speaker 3: My nigga make he can get the words out of
Speaker 3: He just my dan Yo fact movement he's doing in
Speaker 3: his stupid Yeah. I'm trying to figure that out how
Speaker 3: they get. But at the same time, I like all
Speaker 3: I like, I like all producers, so I'm trying to
Speaker 3: do some of that. I definitely want to lock in
Speaker 3: with one production team and just make some make some
Speaker 3: crazy ship.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Man, this was whole idea.
Speaker 2: He hit me one day and it was like, Yo,
Speaker 2: you know what, man, you make good music with cooland Dre.
Speaker 2: You should just do a project with them niggas like
Speaker 2: six seven Records. I'm likery, fuck it, let's do it.
Speaker 2: And then you know, my dog Cheat he locked in
Speaker 2: he and Miami with them niggas all the time, so
Speaker 2: he like, fuck it, I got it studio every day
Speaker 2: and then we just knocked it out. But looking back
Speaker 2: over everything you did, man, from Yonkers to the Locks
Speaker 2: to the podcast and family, you know what I mean?
Speaker 1: What are you most proud of of my gen.
Speaker 3: I'm proud of the people that I helped, you know
Speaker 3: what I mean? Over the years, whoever I was able
Speaker 3: to employ. Funerals are paid for tuishing contact bills, bills,
Speaker 3: lawyers talk about it packages any you know, whatever you
Speaker 3: put on earth to help somebody. Unfortunately, we come from
Speaker 3: where they take advantage when they see you able to help,
Speaker 3: and you got to push back. But all the things
Speaker 3: I was able to do somebody for people is what
Speaker 3: I'm happy about, you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: When it's all said, it done, man, and you hang
Speaker 2: the fuck, you hang the cleats up, you hang the
Speaker 2: gloves up, you hang the mic up.
Speaker 1: What you want your contribution to hip hop to be remembered?
Speaker 1: For that? I never wavered, you know what I mean.
Speaker 3: For the most part, I came through when you call me,
Speaker 3: except for thirty eight.
Speaker 1: He might be the only person I said I ain't
Speaker 1: come through for I bleek. I said, you know the record,
Speaker 1: you don't add onto this, don't add onto that. I
Speaker 1: blink even HANDI haddie, I'm gonna get you, yo.
Speaker 3: At least you guys never teamed up against you and
Speaker 3: made it a thing. Well, yeah, I try to call
Speaker 3: who you busy dog, and I try to help. I
Speaker 3: try to help the dudes on the come up, you
Speaker 3: know what I mean, the ones that really not said.
Speaker 1: Everybody don't need when you want you good.
Speaker 3: Definitely no, you got money you had, it's good, so
Speaker 3: he's not it. Y'all don't need it right away. I
Speaker 3: want at my funeral. I want to list fifteen niggas.
Speaker 3: That was I tried to get on, to get up
Speaker 3: there and say, I can't lie.
Speaker 1: Kiss Kiss came through food. That's right me, that's real.
Speaker 1: It was about.
Speaker 2: That's real, man, y'all. I appreciate you pulling up my brother.
Speaker 2: I ain't gonna hold you. I know you got a
Speaker 2: video to get to. What's one thing you want to
Speaker 2: lead the people with so they remember you by like
Speaker 2: more than just the MC because to me, I'm still
Speaker 2: trying to burn you, nigga.
Speaker 1: I don't care.
Speaker 2: We cool, we frame, we're doing business together. I'm still
Speaker 2: thirty eight. I feel you, nigga. I'm trying to smoke
Speaker 2: this nigga and I never did.
Speaker 1: So get it line, my nigga, listen, we here. We
Speaker 1: gotta as competitive as this sport is.
Speaker 3: Of course, everybody want to be the best and in
Speaker 3: what they do, everybody want to have the best verse.
Speaker 1: And we gotta keep that mind.
Speaker 3: You you you you gotta want to kill nigga, But
Speaker 3: we got all don't know that they don't want our
Speaker 3: they don't want this to go this way. It's the
Speaker 3: only shit they implement age. It's the only shit they implement.
Speaker 3: They find all kind of shit to diminish it. It's
Speaker 3: competitive as it is. As much as we want to
Speaker 3: kill niggas every verse, as much as you want to
Speaker 3: have classic albums, we got to make sure with all
Speaker 3: that being done, that we all collectively bring hip hop
Speaker 3: upward and forward. That's right, I mean, so let's keep battling,
Speaker 3: let's keep You can have all the grapes you want,
Speaker 3: but you always know we collectively, we got to bring
Speaker 3: hip hop up. That's right, because it goes down we
Speaker 3: all cluse for everybody. That's right, We all coming.
Speaker 2: So you know what I mean, I appreciate you, man,
Speaker 2: shout out everything you've been doing. Definitely, shout out thirty
Speaker 2: eight and them, Bssef, Bennie and them. That's the fan,
Speaker 2: the whole buff flow. You know what it is, man,
Speaker 2: shout out hip hop. Man. Yeah, I love the I
Speaker 2: love the competitiveness. Man, it's never gonna stop. But just
Speaker 2: know your niggas can't fuck with Bleak only him. They
Speaker 2: hole probably, but I'm nice and they hold now. So
Speaker 2: this rock solid nigga. You know what it is, yeah,