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Speaker 1: special guest today is Charleston White. He is here the
Speaker 1: chocolate speaking truth from Big Fast. What's up? What's up?
Speaker 1: My brother? Feeling that I'm feeling good? Yeah, So, so
Speaker 1: talk to us about you said you brought Charleston White,
Speaker 1: the man, not the character to day. I left the
Speaker 1: character man. The man showed up. Okay, so we gotta stop.
Speaker 1: That means I'm vulnerable. That means I'm open to two
Speaker 1: people that ask me questions about Charleston. That mean I
Speaker 1: gotta be on it. But what's the difference. The difference
Speaker 1: here between Denzel Washington and the nigga he played on
Speaker 1: training Day. So I don't believe none of us are
Speaker 1: who we are on the internet, who we are in person,
Speaker 1: or even the things we post. Uh, We're not that poetic.
Speaker 1: All of them niggas that post that poetic ship us
Speaker 1: that nicker name. They got caught cheating on his wife.
Speaker 1: But he posted all the great ship that the women loved. Yeah,
Speaker 1: he wasn't none of that ship. He was on the internet.
Speaker 1: I understand roles and characters, So I don't we all
Speaker 1: play roles, right, Even when we're playing husband and wives,
Speaker 1: those are roles. Mother and father those are roles. Or
Speaker 1: neighbors those are roles, right, So throughout the day, man,
Speaker 1: we're playing roles. So now, nigga, I realized the Internet
Speaker 1: is a stage to the beginning of the beginning? Is U?
Speaker 1: When I came to the internet, Uh, I had just
Speaker 1: transitioned from from a life of crime, right, being submerged
Speaker 1: in the criminal elements of our society, as most young
Speaker 1: black men are during their twenties, trying to find an identity. Right.
Speaker 1: So when I started having children, when I had my
Speaker 1: son around like seven, Uh, maturity playing apart, right. Brain
Speaker 1: development plays a part of this at this time in life.
Speaker 1: So I'm trying to do something different home, me get
Speaker 1: my son something uh that that I never had. So
Speaker 1: I'm thinking, man, well, how do you be a good father?
Speaker 1: Because everybody said we need a good father. Man, I
Speaker 1: don't know nothing about no good father. Well, ship, I
Speaker 1: don't even know nothing about being no bad father. I
Speaker 1: just want to be here. Well, in order for me
Speaker 1: to be here, I mean, I can't go to jail.
Speaker 1: I can't go to prison. So my ultimate goal in
Speaker 1: life were just to be president for my son. And
Speaker 1: so that means I was willing to be a whole
Speaker 1: ass nigger. So when you leave the homies to not
Speaker 1: want to do the things the homies do, then sometimes
Speaker 1: they call your whole ass nigga when you start changing
Speaker 1: your partners man, you're acting different. You don't got with
Speaker 1: the old girl, and are you're acting like? So I
Speaker 1: was willing to be that to be president. If we're
Speaker 1: riding in the car, nigga and you say a dope
Speaker 1: and I don't, and you got dope on you, and
Speaker 1: it's a question of who dope this is, I'm willing
Speaker 1: to say that's his dope to be here for this baby.
Speaker 1: So I was willing to be all the things that
Speaker 1: we don't want to be in the hood homies so
Speaker 1: I can be president and my children. So that started
Speaker 1: the massive debate that includes Charleston White, which is I
Speaker 1: think you're quote and correct me if the quote is wrong. U.
Speaker 1: A's a difference between snitching and setting straight. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1: I wanted to be h I wanted to be better homies.
Speaker 1: So in order to be better, if we're in a situation,
Speaker 1: we gotta get this ship straight. But be saying the
Speaker 1: police says, well, well, I'm a citizen now, so I'm
Speaker 1: a police as at that time I was transitioning. You're
Speaker 1: talking about my son eighteens you talked about eighteen years later. Now, nigga,
Speaker 1: I'm a police as nigga. I go vote, nigga. I'm
Speaker 1: I'm literally an election judge. Last nigga turned the vote
Speaker 1: in during the elect Nigga. You goddamn right, I'm a
Speaker 1: police ass nigga. Now I'm wrong. I'm fall there. I
Speaker 1: can't see being in jail at fifty for nothing. No, no, man,
Speaker 1: I tell on everybody not to go to jail right now.
Speaker 1: Arein't serious? Man, I'm forty four years old. You damn
Speaker 1: let niggas out no more soon. When niggas go to
Speaker 1: jail now, you come home later? No no man. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I tell on anybody getting sold. So your logic behind
Speaker 1: quote unquote setting the record straight is that you don't
Speaker 1: want to be in jail at fifty. I ain't gonna be.
Speaker 1: I ain't gonna be so you you know you've been.
Speaker 1: I mean because I just stud it on your ship
Speaker 1: land like a lot of ship. You'd be saying a
Speaker 1: lot of ship that resonates to what's going on. I'm
Speaker 1: gonna give you that, and I'm gonna the delivery. Yeah,
Speaker 1: the delivery up. Its fucked up, y'all. Don't say nothing
Speaker 1: to the route. Bitch sucking my dick. Ho fuck you.
Speaker 1: I put a molly in a drinking she ain't even
Speaker 1: know it. Y' ain't say a goddamn thing of that, nigga.
Speaker 1: I brought her back to the trap. I gave a
Speaker 1: bit of perk and totally drop of pennies and she
Speaker 1: didn't even understand me. Y'all ain't saying the motherfucking thing
Speaker 1: when they say that ship Bionce told you bitches bout down. Bitches,
Speaker 1: y'all bow down. I come through talking like Dolo Mike.
Speaker 1: I'm acting like Dolo Micato my life then, because it'd
Speaker 1: be more personal, like you get into personal shop personal.
Speaker 1: We don't know each other. Highest person on internet. If
Speaker 1: anybody taking anything person on internet, they broke nigga. I'm
Speaker 1: on her having fun talking she highside like the nigger
Speaker 1: in the part, and I hin side like a motherfucker
Speaker 1: your dick. Well, if you're on the internet, it is
Speaker 1: if I ain't told you to suck my dick in person,
Speaker 1: well this is internet ship. So nigga gets jail. Nigga
Speaker 1: weren't win, and that we canna do anything on in there.
Speaker 1: I used to pull the dick out at one point
Speaker 1: in time. The niggas used to steal stay there and
Speaker 1: type me. I used to show them. I used to
Speaker 1: get my phone and say, look at this dick, Nigga,
Speaker 1: take a picture of my dick that I used to
Speaker 1: send the hole the best picture I got and show
Speaker 1: it on internet. And then nigga used to stay in
Speaker 1: the paint with me. I used to think it to
Speaker 1: make niggas wrong. I came to the Internet saying, nig
Speaker 1: I'm for the bitches in the holes. I used to
Speaker 1: say the first three fo five rows and for the
Speaker 1: bitches in the holes, you niggas get outside. They used
Speaker 1: to be my script. Yeah yeah no, but I started
Speaker 1: shooting the nigga would don't know where. I thought the
Speaker 1: dick would be repelling like roach breath, and I saw
Speaker 1: it wasn't so I said, no, you stopped that nigga
Speaker 1: stand in the paint. Ninety six percent of my audiences, Dudes,
Speaker 1: when I look at my I'm from eighteen to sixty five.
Speaker 1: What's making them nigga's come to me? What's What's because
Speaker 1: I'm being disrespectful? So what's making them niggas come to me?
Speaker 1: What's charged? What's gonna be charged? In white legacy off
Speaker 1: the Internet and charging white legs on the Internet, Charleston,
Speaker 1: White legacy off the Internet is I've changed laws in
Speaker 1: this country. I've run a successful youth organization. I teach
Speaker 1: and developed youth engagement programs, youth development programs, anti game,
Speaker 1: cognitive intervention, pre law student not no, not home. When
Speaker 1: you google my name, no, you see, I'll have been
Speaker 1: on legislation laws. I've been on the front page of
Speaker 1: the American Bar Association's journal. That means that's lawyers, judges.
Speaker 1: I've been a campaign manager. I've been elected and selected
Speaker 1: to campaign with presidents. That's off the internet and all
Speaker 1: of us through your hype foundations. Yeah yeah, yes, so
Speaker 1: so on the internet, I'm gonna be known that the
Speaker 1: cold is motherfucker. Since Richard prye. Yeah, yeah, I'm gonna
Speaker 1: be Yeah, I'm gonna be colder than Richard Home. So
Speaker 1: you're saying on the internet is entertainment. But ho ho ho,
Speaker 1: so so you y'all, y'all, so the Internet is not entertained.
Speaker 1: It is I'm asking, I'm saying saying, but but okay,
Speaker 1: this I guess what this is. Everybody trying to grasp
Speaker 1: people are saying that on the Internet. You're saying some
Speaker 1: real ship. But it's the delivery, areament. I'm on the Internet,
Speaker 1: not the uplift now some bit because I do it
Speaker 1: in real life, So why would I stop it real
Speaker 1: life to come to that, but like not to not
Speaker 1: to cut you off or whatever. I don't even think
Speaker 1: necessarily that it's completely and totally the delivery. But I
Speaker 1: think it's like it's the real ship and then like
Speaker 1: the ship around it. Just like let's say, for instance,
Speaker 1: since we've been talking about like legislation and you know,
Speaker 1: like the laws and you know what I'm saying, all
Speaker 1: that kind of ship. You know how they have some laws.
Speaker 1: When they're trying to get the laws passed, they attached
Speaker 1: like certain bills to them and the people might not
Speaker 1: agree with the bills that's attached to the law. But
Speaker 1: they do want to pass the law, so they go
Speaker 1: ahead and pass the law, but then all the bullshit
Speaker 1: that's attached to the law has to go ahead and
Speaker 1: get passed. So like sometimes I feel like not condoning
Speaker 1: or denying anything that he's ever said, or you know
Speaker 1: what I'm saying, no ship like that, like when he
Speaker 1: said some ship like there are like pieces of it
Speaker 1: and bits of it, and you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 1: a lot of it that really makes sense, and it really,
Speaker 1: like you said, resonates with people. But it's just all
Speaker 1: the extra additional like talking ship around it that I
Speaker 1: don't talk to up. I said, I'm gonna call the
Speaker 1: police from the beginning, but you can't keep listen. You
Speaker 1: can't hurt me for what I say, niggau, because if
Speaker 1: you was, you'll be whooping everybody in your neighborhood. So
Speaker 1: you gonna get on here and jump on me for
Speaker 1: what I say. You're gonna hurt me for what I
Speaker 1: say on the internet. Well, the law says I got
Speaker 1: every right there to call the police on you will
Speaker 1: kill you. I live in a state that's open carried.
Speaker 1: I went to the gun course, and I was paying
Speaker 1: very close attention when they were raising hands and asking questions,
Speaker 1: was saying, well, what about this? I was listening when
Speaker 1: the law defines what the threat is. Nigga, you can't
Speaker 1: threaten me and you two hundred some pound nigga, you
Speaker 1: know you might not know, but your body side said
Speaker 1: a weapon compared to me. I know, Lord, nigga. I'm
Speaker 1: on her, trying to teach you niggas, Lord, while our
Speaker 1: bullsh didn't have fun and get paid. Y'all on her
Speaker 1: want to have fun and be broke. Y'all waiting for
Speaker 1: the next topic, social justice topic to say no, just
Speaker 1: there's no peace now, Nick, I'm trying to figure out
Speaker 1: how they're making trillions out for us just being on
Speaker 1: here and we ain't getting a dollar. All these platforms monetize,
Speaker 1: and so nigga, I came to monetize. I didn't come
Speaker 1: to uplift you broke. Motherfucker's No. I ain't comeing. I
Speaker 1: ain't come to stop no violets. I do this in
Speaker 1: real life. So when I jump on her, I'm taking
Speaker 1: a break from real life. Y'all on her, trying to
Speaker 1: make it real life. So y'all can't bring me in
Speaker 1: y'all world, y'all in this matrix, nick I'm in here
Speaker 1: pimping Nicka, So now I'm on her pimping. I ain't
Speaker 1: scrap it now. I saw dolar Might, nigga. I grew
Speaker 1: up believing dolar Might was a real motherfucking man. I
Speaker 1: didn't know Rudy Ray Moore was a bullshit a nigga
Speaker 1: who went to the streets and recorded niggas in the
Speaker 1: streets talking, went home, rewrote what they said and brought
Speaker 1: it back to the people. I said, God, damnit, nigga,
Speaker 1: I didn't know. I Cue wasn't no gangster. I didn't
Speaker 1: know he was so intelligent where he can write movies. Nigga,
Speaker 1: I didn't know Tupac really wasn't what he was. Now
Speaker 1: that you're hearing the stories of how he got treated
Speaker 1: amongst all the real killers that was over there, what
Speaker 1: do you mean, hold on, I ain't gonna say nothing,
Speaker 1: but just go listen to the stories of the people
Speaker 1: that was around during the time. It's twenty years later,
Speaker 1: so now the truth is coming about. They are characters.
Speaker 1: You can't make me believe him. Nigga was scared of
Speaker 1: shoot night snooped out. Now, you could have made me
Speaker 1: believe that until you get the stories. So I said, okay,
Speaker 1: I'm I need to come with some game. My nigga said, Man,
Speaker 1: everybody on the internet every day home and ain't nobody
Speaker 1: making no money. Ain't nobody building nothing when they get
Speaker 1: off the community. So Nigga, I go to do the opposite.
Speaker 1: When I came and everybody got mad. Now I'm getting
Speaker 1: money and I'm still building in the community. I just
Speaker 1: created three new programs and going in three screws. I
Speaker 1: got Michael Crabtree, Sean Cotton from safe CH's TV ran see.
Speaker 1: I'm putting celebrities to come into the schools on youth
Speaker 1: curriculums and program That's what I'm using my platform for.
Speaker 1: I don't warre a polo is I wear nigga clothes
Speaker 1: for the last two years with my platform, everything you
Speaker 1: see me, where as a black man's clothing that are nigga.
Speaker 1: WoT nigga. I ain't wearing guchi. Now, I got it,
Speaker 1: but my platform ain't promoting it. I don't interview celebrities home.
Speaker 1: I take regular people and put them on my platform.
Speaker 1: I take regular niggas and make their YouTube monetize nigga.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna her pimping. Y'all mat at what I'm saying
Speaker 1: because y'all waking up and y'all don't know how to
Speaker 1: get nothing off this motherfucker. White Bra ain't pimpping on me.
Speaker 1: For my time on me. I spent threefold years trying
Speaker 1: to figure out, man, how do you needna get money
Speaker 1: off this ship? I'm looking around. Don't nobody know how
Speaker 1: to monetize no nigga. So because of who I am
Speaker 1: in real life, I can come play whatever I want
Speaker 1: to play on the internet. Most people are doing the
Speaker 1: same thing. They're on the internet pretending that they did,
Speaker 1: but in real life they're not. They're on they're making
Speaker 1: post like their relationships. Is right. Don't nobody say, hey, man,
Speaker 1: I can't figure out how I'm gonna get this pink
Speaker 1: slip off the door because I can't pay this. They
Speaker 1: don't post that. So everybody's pretending on internet to be
Speaker 1: something that they're really not. In your life, why y'all
Speaker 1: mad at me? And I'm getting a lot of money
Speaker 1: doing it, a lot of money. Do do Charleston White
Speaker 1: the community active ever feel like charlestonbody on Internet went
Speaker 1: too far. Hell no, nigg I haven't been downtown acting
Speaker 1: like this. I would have been in the in the
Speaker 1: male's face, acting like this for my people. Nigga, when
Speaker 1: I found out out of eight thousand cases of STDs
Speaker 1: that five thousand were children thirteen to eighteen, and they
Speaker 1: went downtown and did the fool. But at this time,
Speaker 1: they're doing gentrification. They're about to disperse all these niggas
Speaker 1: kids around white people. Man. When I went down and
Speaker 1: they drugged me out, I came back for I went
Speaker 1: to city council for a year straight. That's how I
Speaker 1: learned how to do y'all like this. I've done it
Speaker 1: in the community before I came to the Internet. By
Speaker 1: the time I came to the Internet, I'd have perfected this.
Speaker 1: I'd have been downtown. I'd have been to Washington d C.
Speaker 1: I used to teach classes at the dog Parole office
Speaker 1: on the cart the central Nigga. When I come to
Speaker 1: the X, I'm an expert now. So hell no, I
Speaker 1: ain't went too far. They ain't took me off like
Speaker 1: they've done for they took faer cun and Donald Trump
Speaker 1: can't be seen. No, wrong Internet. Hi, I ain't went
Speaker 1: too far. Nigga and the rappers can kill somebody and
Speaker 1: go to the grave site and make it them. Y'all
Speaker 1: don't do them. They could go too far. When Chief
Speaker 1: Keith brought took up that wasn't a gang name and
Speaker 1: they said we're gonna smoke, took up Nigga jay Z
Speaker 1: and said, hey man, y'all, we're going too far. That
Speaker 1: mother over there, I ain't talking about Dirk. Mama took
Speaker 1: her Mama didn't nobody That woman never speaks, but the
Speaker 1: world is smoking hussan in disrespect? Did they go too far?
Speaker 1: To the niggas getting platinum plaques? Them nigga talking about
Speaker 1: nigga y'all gonna die and writing their money. Everybody's faulting
Speaker 1: the loan. I ain't nobody said they went too far.
Speaker 1: Little Dirk response said, y'all, nigna need to harry up.
Speaker 1: Y'all know niggas dying behind it. Half they went too far. No, nigga,
Speaker 1: I'm having fun nigga's entertainment, ain't it right? So you
Speaker 1: don't never feel like keep a going for what you
Speaker 1: about that? Yeah? I keep for goun and I got
Speaker 1: a lot of guns. Say I took my YouTube money
Speaker 1: and bought a bunch of guns. But this is what
Speaker 1: I know. Niggas don't kill niggas. For what I'm saying,
Speaker 1: niggas is personalizing killing. I ain't really done nothing to no,
Speaker 1: not nobody, homer where. They have no convictions and I'm
Speaker 1: a little nigga. They just want to give me a
Speaker 1: good talking to jack me up and give me a
Speaker 1: black eye, that's all. They don't really want to kill me.
Speaker 1: I go everywhere by myself. I travel around this country
Speaker 1: home everywheld and who everywheld went to lo Vegas, nigga,
Speaker 1: nigga went to the fashion nigga. Na' that's that nigga. Say,
Speaker 1: I'm big homing nigga. I'm nigga, but you got to
Speaker 1: be willing to do with you. No no, no, no
Speaker 1: twelve when you meet me at the store, but no, no,
Speaker 1: no listen. So so that's what I know. Your coward then, nigga,
Speaker 1: Because the nigga I want to get you don't give
Speaker 1: a damn about you calling toil nigga. Nigga, I know
Speaker 1: nigga killing you don't give a damn By going to
Speaker 1: jail nigga. If you do something, he thinks you should
Speaker 1: violate him. I ain't violated. No nigga like that. Most
Speaker 1: nigga just want to argue with me and I talk me.
Speaker 1: They really don't want to hurt me home. No, No,
Speaker 1: they got a nigga the old monitude. They really want
Speaker 1: to hurt them. They got a baby mama that got
Speaker 1: pressure on their a nigga. By time they see me,
Speaker 1: they ain't mad about what I said. They got some
Speaker 1: ship in real life that's affecting them and they can't
Speaker 1: get off the internet. And I'm affecting them. But what's
Speaker 1: affecting them in real life is doing way more damage
Speaker 1: than what Charleston White saying. We don't know one another,
Speaker 1: So how can you make this so personal? And nigga
Speaker 1: can say all kind of ship about me, nigga on nothing.
Speaker 1: They don't know me, then say ship a boy my kids,
Speaker 1: he don't know me. I was always talking, nigga, that
Speaker 1: nigga just talking. When did we start paying attention to
Speaker 1: the nigga that's talking. No, that ain't never been the nigga.
Speaker 1: We ain't never paid attention to the nigga that's talking.
Speaker 1: We always watched the nigga that was doing it. No, no, no,
Speaker 1: this is a new generation home much so Nigga. I'm
Speaker 1: telling y'all, I keep using all the words that got
Speaker 1: to do with pim game applied means the elevation I'm dropping.
Speaker 1: I'm I come to pimp on the internet home. They've
Speaker 1: been pimping on up. When I saw social dilemma, when
Speaker 1: I realized how much advertising they make out for us, Nigga,
Speaker 1: I figured out I cannot get it. Characters, rappers, characters,
Speaker 1: entertainment actors, ball player with nigga, you got to do
Speaker 1: something you own the every day. So now nigga kicked
Speaker 1: the dough down. Nigga and talking nigga. No, I'm nigga
Speaker 1: and talk back at the white folk. No, No, the
Speaker 1: gotta go off on whoever I thing wrong or whoever
Speaker 1: get before me and display something negative. If you're a sheep,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna sheep man. If y'all kind, I'm kind, nick.
Speaker 1: If y'all turn go real, I'm gonna turn go realer. No, Nigga,
Speaker 1: I'm a reflection of what's before me. I ain't nothing
Speaker 1: but that, So I ain't the same all the time
Speaker 1: or respect because you kind. I respect the man once
Speaker 1: I find out who the man is, because I know
Speaker 1: the rappers a bullshit nigga. Now who is the man?
Speaker 1: Who is it to his mama? We don't get to
Speaker 1: find that out home. I don't respect now, I'm motherful nigga. No,
Speaker 1: who is it to his kids? What do the people
Speaker 1: in the neighborhood said about it? I'm not listen. I
Speaker 1: got so much respect amongst black women, nigga. When the
Speaker 1: pandemic hit black women all around the country, send me
Speaker 1: half they stimulus checks to fund my organization. I don't
Speaker 1: get money from white folks. Hoares in the street give
Speaker 1: me money. So let me ask you. Let me ask
Speaker 1: you a questions. Since we're talking about like women, I'm
Speaker 1: talking about everything, since we're talking about the whole women
Speaker 1: thing or whatever. Um, there were some comments that you
Speaker 1: made on a clubhouse conversation. What you're having, yeah, about
Speaker 1: the whole like riping white women, and you know what,
Speaker 1: I'm saying, that's what we used to do growing up,
Speaker 1: and you know whatever. Whatever. So my question to you
Speaker 1: is is that did you feel comfortable enough saying that,
Speaker 1: did you feel like did you feel like did you
Speaker 1: feel like it was okay because these were white women
Speaker 1: are like, like, what was your what was your? I
Speaker 1: grew up understanding. I grew up believing that anything you
Speaker 1: do the white people is okay from what they've done
Speaker 1: to us. I was taught that from the older people.
Speaker 1: So I was born in the Simney. I don't know
Speaker 1: when y'all was born. I'm from the South, Nigga. We're
Speaker 1: the first generation of kids who really got to go
Speaker 1: live Dr King's dream and live with white people, right,
Speaker 1: and the Simnies in the eighties, it wasn't a lot
Speaker 1: of black people staying next door to white folks. So
Speaker 1: when we moved in the white folks neighborhood. My mother
Speaker 1: was a fluent so mama, first instruction, world, don't y'all
Speaker 1: get out here and mess with the white girl. Don't
Speaker 1: y'all get out here they go hollow, right, So that's
Speaker 1: the black woman back then. It gets fear that white
Speaker 1: girl on hollow rape. Well, they like that. We didn't
Speaker 1: know that. They didn't know that where you think they
Speaker 1: get the movie Fifty Shades are great from them. So
Speaker 1: when we started missing with White Girl, we already kids
Speaker 1: were listening to songs like, hey, we want some puss say,
Speaker 1: we don't know how to have sex responsibly. I come
Speaker 1: from a generation where we run train. That's how you
Speaker 1: pick your girlfriend. The girl who don't want to train
Speaker 1: be ran on. We know she's a good girl. So
Speaker 1: every girl that, every nigga I know ever been where
Speaker 1: we try to run a train on them. But no, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: it's not mom. So when I studied law at old age,
Speaker 1: I can look back in hindsight and said, man, that
Speaker 1: was rape, that we were wrong for doing them girls
Speaker 1: like that homely. That's how we knew how to have sex.
Speaker 1: So listen what you think, listen, listen, listen, listening train
Speaker 1: is rape. You're forcing what nigga sat down and say, say, baby,
Speaker 1: you feel funk, all loves, come on home and let's
Speaker 1: be real, my nigga, we're running train. She don't have
Speaker 1: a clue. She saidn't get this done to it. She
Speaker 1: might won't want her to, but she don't know seven.
Speaker 1: So so come on home. And so when you when
Speaker 1: you start looking at the videos back in the nineties,
Speaker 1: look how they treat the girl walking through a party.
Speaker 1: Just bitch, ain't no love, No, it ain't no phone.
Speaker 1: It's the homie so it's promoted through the culture. Nigga.
Speaker 1: When we twelve years old, eleven years old, me and
Speaker 1: my homies like to play this game. Some call it
Speaker 1: am track, but some call it the train. We are
Speaker 1: line up in a single file line and take odd
Speaker 1: times waxing girls behind, and then he say, every time
Speaker 1: and get to me, I will ship out of look
Speaker 1: because I stick my dick in and it will get stuck.
Speaker 1: The girl will say stop. I say, I'm not that's enough,
Speaker 1: I'm quit, So stop right there. We all starting to
Speaker 1: have actually level twelve thirteen because of the musical influence
Speaker 1: or because we got uncle's influence, one or the other.
Speaker 1: Right where do we learn to responsibly have sex from? Okay, baby,
Speaker 1: we haven't we running trains at twelve and thirteen? You
Speaker 1: want to do all of us? Now? They're just showing up.
Speaker 1: And guess who we're showing up, the big homies, the
Speaker 1: seventeen and eighteen and nineteen year old niggas. We know
Speaker 1: it's going on. Come on, homie, I'm brave enough and
Speaker 1: bold enough. We didn't know we was doing that at
Speaker 1: the time, but you know how many young girls know
Speaker 1: it was being done to her home and she knew
Speaker 1: it was wrong, but she ain't never been in no position,
Speaker 1: and she don't have the wir withthal to say, y'all stop,
Speaker 1: I'm not doing it no more. Come on, homie, we
Speaker 1: didn't know it. Then your brain is undeveloped. You're acting
Speaker 1: out an impulse. But when you know better, you do better.
Speaker 1: So now that I work with young kids in the
Speaker 1: juvenile system, I'm saying, man, we used to do that
Speaker 1: as kids. That's rape. No it ain't. They got it
Speaker 1: on tape. But she was consistual what she was only
Speaker 1: want to do with him. When her mom and her
Speaker 1: boyfriend found out there will a cousin a brother, theyre
Speaker 1: in trouble. So now I got to go to court
Speaker 1: and defending this while y'all sit on the sideline in
Speaker 1: your personal feelings. I'm bringing low to you and teaching
Speaker 1: you in the way that you you won't get it
Speaker 1: when I was trying to teach it the other way.
Speaker 1: So I got to say, boldness where you learn to
Speaker 1: get this from Charleston When I went to college and
Speaker 1: took these speech class psychology classes, Introduction to speech, professional speech,
Speaker 1: and they say your first three minutes or your first
Speaker 1: three paragraphs have to be captivated. Why you think the
Speaker 1: headlines read what they read? Why you think we use clickbaits.
Speaker 1: I'm click baiting everybody, Nicka. So when they look at me,
Speaker 1: this man, look what this man do in real life.
Speaker 1: If you think I raped somebody as bad as I talk,
Speaker 1: you think them people don't let me keep doing what
Speaker 1: I'm doing on this platform. They're gonna come out rape
Speaker 1: pass no statue of limitations. And I keep telling y'all,
Speaker 1: if I got locked up at fourteen and I didn't
Speaker 1: come home to twenty one, what are y'all talking about?
Speaker 1: You're talking about a twelve and thirteen year old kid.
Speaker 1: They were sucking around his mother, trying to be grown
Speaker 1: like they're doing now. So when you see it, when
Speaker 1: you're in the hood and you're riding and y'all, I'll
Speaker 1: see one girl with three boys. Don't nothing resonate with y'all.
Speaker 1: It do with me. Yeah, she fouldn't be violated. They
Speaker 1: go take her to a big homie and when the
Speaker 1: big homies find out she because they're gonna tell somebody.
Speaker 1: And when the community find out, Nigga, she been everybody
Speaker 1: coming for and in the process of them coming for,
Speaker 1: she gonna get raped. She gonna catch it STD. So
Speaker 1: now home, I don't feel bad about nothing, I'm saying
Speaker 1: because it's the eels of our community. The rappers bragg
Speaker 1: about it. The rappers bragged about it home. So for
Speaker 1: people that's not familiar with the Charleston White story, and
Speaker 1: what what did happen at fourteens? Man, we are? We
Speaker 1: are skipped school. We went to foot locker. Starter jackets
Speaker 1: was popular the time. Cultural influence right. All I had
Speaker 1: to do was make good grades. Man, My mam wa
Speaker 1: bought me one. I want to be poor man. I
Speaker 1: want to be like my poor friend. Man, I'm walking
Speaker 1: on marble flows. I got my own room. Nigga. My
Speaker 1: mama ordered ship from Nemo markets catalogs in the eighties. Now, Nigga,
Speaker 1: I gotta. I got a game and system when kids
Speaker 1: dreamed of it after school. Nigga, my house is like
Speaker 1: a school count Nigga, my mama lead a check book.
Speaker 1: I get the order pizza. All the pretty girls in
Speaker 1: my house out of school. But I want to be
Speaker 1: I want to be like the poor kid because that's
Speaker 1: what seemed real, That's what was being presented to us
Speaker 1: at the time. I wanted to go into the projects
Speaker 1: and see the images that we was getting on TV.
Speaker 1: So we would run away from home to go hang
Speaker 1: out of out at our homeboys mama house who let
Speaker 1: them do whatever because she might be on drug. My
Speaker 1: mama said you gotta be in at the time. So
Speaker 1: I was running away from a good home only just
Speaker 1: to go be in the streets. My homeboy mama let
Speaker 1: us stay over there. Well, well, how we go get
Speaker 1: money snatching persons? Well, man, let's go get some starter jacket.
Speaker 1: We're going to the club this weekend. So we go
Speaker 1: to foot locker to go run out with them starter
Speaker 1: jacket that everybody were running them nineties. And the process,
Speaker 1: a white man tried to stop us. Man ship, we
Speaker 1: broke into my girlfriend house who was a police officer.
Speaker 1: Dollar police officer stole the gun. Oh that's how we
Speaker 1: got the gun from. So in the process of that,
Speaker 1: I gave my sixteen year old friend a gun and
Speaker 1: tol him shoot that motherfucker, and he shot and killed
Speaker 1: the white man. And yeah, I thought it was We laughed,
Speaker 1: laughed like a motherfucker with undeveloped brain. Ain't no heartness, kid,
Speaker 1: and gotta come from love. I ain't never been abused.
Speaker 1: I don't know what it's like to be home great,
Speaker 1: and I don't know what it's like. I ain't never
Speaker 1: had a syrup soundly. Now, I think everything I ever
Speaker 1: put on a two page list for Christmas I got.
Speaker 1: But I wanted what my cousin them had because I
Speaker 1: got the They didn't have parental supervision, so they got
Speaker 1: to learn things that I wanted to learn based off
Speaker 1: what I saw off television and heard the music. My
Speaker 1: mother trying to teach me right, But I need a man, Mama,
Speaker 1: hear what you're saying. But I'm looking at Uncle Waine,
Speaker 1: who pimp, Uncle Curtis, who said I'm looking at the
Speaker 1: men based off the images that the my culture give me.
Speaker 1: So I grew up believing going to prison is what
Speaker 1: made your man. Uncle Curtive went granddaddy, when all the
Speaker 1: man and my family went to prison. Now some bit
Speaker 1: you ever came back and told me nothing bad about it.
Speaker 1: Just tell me Bravido stories like they're doing a rap song.
Speaker 1: So I grew up believing, as a young kid with
Speaker 1: a young impressionable mind, that's what makes your man. Not
Speaker 1: Uncle Joe who getting up going to work, little Wayne,
Speaker 1: say a nine of five is overrated. So you don't
Speaker 1: look at the overrated nigger. Fuck school man, you look
Speaker 1: at the dope deniga. Remember they came. I make a
Speaker 1: jail about a week. Fuck school. I with you, girl.
Speaker 1: But as a kid, you don't know they're just talking
Speaker 1: like they're doing on the internet. You think what you
Speaker 1: see on television as a kid, that's real. Mama, they
Speaker 1: really die. You have to tell a kid that's not real.
Speaker 1: You have to tell a kid now that rapper just talking.
Speaker 1: He ain't no real gangster. They don't know that. So
Speaker 1: your young and impressionable mind shapes you. When your mama
Speaker 1: ain't at home because she got a work. But when
Speaker 1: she come home, you all of a sudden acting out
Speaker 1: through your adolescence because you're going through an adolescent stage.
Speaker 1: You start rebelling, You start being resentful, start talking back,
Speaker 1: and what's feeding you what you're hearing? What you're hearing, well, Mama,
Speaker 1: we ain't talking back to mama. We're having problems away
Speaker 1: from home. The music ain't We're having problems away from home.
Speaker 1: So that's what led me to that. So when I
Speaker 1: get in trouble home and my mama can got the
Speaker 1: financial influence to go get me the best lawyer in town.
Speaker 1: But I'm hanging with poor children. Nick. I wanted to
Speaker 1: be poor. My mama would buy me new clothes, my
Speaker 1: game to because I wanted the world. I wanted to
Speaker 1: look at the hood, and I thought that's what it was.
Speaker 1: I run away from a good home to go still
Speaker 1: over up with roaches. It on TV or just locally, Well,
Speaker 1: at this time, you gotta think I'm living in marble
Speaker 1: flows so I can't see it. I want to go
Speaker 1: see it when we go visit the hood. Relative Now
Speaker 1: you got videos coming out, Now you got MTV starting
Speaker 1: to come out. Now you got hip hop cultures starting
Speaker 1: to take its toll on America. The lyrics you got
Speaker 1: n w A. So you got the rebellious music that's
Speaker 1: feeding like feeding the drill music. No difference. That's why
Speaker 1: we all win gangster. It ain't gangster rap. No most
Speaker 1: drill music. We all win gangster. They are all drilling.
Speaker 1: Before then they was all getting high dancing part in.
Speaker 1: It was a part of era. It was a gangster era.
Speaker 1: Then it went to a trap era. Everybody went to
Speaker 1: jail for trapping. You see, you see the core liition.
Speaker 1: Nig I went for playing gangster. I ain't played pimp,
Speaker 1: I ain't played jigger loo, I ain't played football. I
Speaker 1: played gangster. I want to be gangster, and the sad
Speaker 1: ain't about it. In my little small mind as a kid,
Speaker 1: everything that ever dreamed of as a child, I grew
Speaker 1: up and became. I want to be a pimp like
Speaker 1: Uncle Wayne. I want to I want to be locked up.
Speaker 1: I want to know what they feel like and even
Speaker 1: a part of me as a grown man. Because of
Speaker 1: our culture, I feel like I missed out on somebody
Speaker 1: not going to prison. Yeah, I feel like I feel
Speaker 1: like it's I feel like it's it's a latch on
Speaker 1: my manhood that I ain't got because it's some areas.
Speaker 1: It's a nigga. Say you couldn't have walked the yard, nigga, Nigga,
Speaker 1: if you walked it, I could. Oh, you couldn't have
Speaker 1: made it in prison. See, it's some nigga that that
Speaker 1: can throw that trop card on you. And it's something
Speaker 1: that got to be quiet because they don't know what
Speaker 1: to say back to it, because our culture make it
Speaker 1: feel like the ultimate man who the nigger that could
Speaker 1: have made it in prison. That's the weakest nigga. Nigga.
Speaker 1: That's the weakest nigga. But we don't know that because
Speaker 1: he who controls images controlled mine. Nigga's a mind controlled
Speaker 1: experiment with hip hop that's been done to us. Nigga.
Speaker 1: I broke away. So now this is what y'all see,
Speaker 1: a free nigga. Nigga. I talk nigga, talk on give
Speaker 1: a damn by who platform. I bragged about killing white folks, nigga.
Speaker 1: I don't now what nigga can say without and say
Speaker 1: it that y'all talking to me about Nikka Bill Coppin
Speaker 1: went to jail for it. They know I ain't done it.
Speaker 1: I know I ain't done it. I can save like
Speaker 1: I'm the new rapper home without the beach saying some
Speaker 1: outland this why our ship that offend people? Disrespectful. Now
Speaker 1: I'm the new rapper without to be They should have
Speaker 1: never gave us the Internet if they didn't want to
Speaker 1: create a nigga like me. I'm exciting and thriving at
Speaker 1: this ship and know what come with it? Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: I know what come with nigga. But I'm a little
Speaker 1: nigga and I ain't trying to be tough on me.
Speaker 1: I'm bad like Michael Jackson. Well, when the motherfucker's see
Speaker 1: my name and talk about me, it creating emotion. I
Speaker 1: watched Mike do that across the world in China. They
Speaker 1: didn't even know what he was saying. They would fall
Speaker 1: out and passed out. So a lot I saw a
Speaker 1: lot of a lot of these. Um, we're speaking about
Speaker 1: a lot of days that's wrong with the culture and
Speaker 1: things surrounding the culture. But it's also important to think
Speaker 1: about how do you how do we fix some of
Speaker 1: the show. Well, yeah, because I gotta I got a
Speaker 1: question real quick. Not to cut you off, but basically,
Speaker 1: what I'm getting from you know, like your previous like interviews, YouTube,
Speaker 1: and what you've been saying like today while we've been here,
Speaker 1: is that you feel like most rappers are perpetuating a
Speaker 1: negative image to the community. No, no, no, no, not
Speaker 1: most rapper America. For black people. Everything we get from
Speaker 1: from from football, basketball, entertainment, movies is all negative. It's
Speaker 1: all negative. When the last time you've seen a banker
Speaker 1: in a black neighborhood teaching something, When last time you've
Speaker 1: seen a black lawyer in the black community giving a
Speaker 1: spongement program. When do you see black people come together
Speaker 1: other than what white people give us? A police shooting,
Speaker 1: Black lives matter, that ain't ours. We don't Kobe Bryan,
Speaker 1: ain't ours. That's Jerry West Boy, Michael Jordan and ours.
Speaker 1: That's Nikid Martin, Luther King and ours. That's the white boys.
Speaker 1: He created a museum for them. Nigga there, this ain't ours.
Speaker 1: It ain't now black platform, that's ours. So it ain't
Speaker 1: nothing positive that's gave to us. Speaking specifically what you
Speaker 1: just said about, like how your uncle was a pimp
Speaker 1: and then this uncle was a drug dealer, this uncle
Speaker 1: was this, this, this, and this is what you saw
Speaker 1: and also heard in the music while you were and
Speaker 1: that's what you want to be. That's what I'm saying, Like,
Speaker 1: do you not think or do you not feel as
Speaker 1: if any of these rappers are really just telling stories
Speaker 1: about their real lives without any kind of consequence, because
Speaker 1: this is the ship that they're really going through. No, no, no, no.
Speaker 1: When we listen to rap today, they ain't telling nothing.
Speaker 1: A boy killing everything by killing it ain't no. They
Speaker 1: ain't telling nothing but kill nigga, kill, I'm gonna kill
Speaker 1: you ain't telling nothing. So I come to be a
Speaker 1: character just like every other character because I'm solidified with
Speaker 1: the man, characteristics and traits of who I am in
Speaker 1: real life. But okay, look I can get on her
Speaker 1: and say whatever. Yeah, okay, But I see you're saying
Speaker 1: that you're coming to be a character just like every
Speaker 1: other But you don't think that you should try to
Speaker 1: be different from the rest of these niggas. Ain't there
Speaker 1: like me. I'm very different. It ain't no, I ain't
Speaker 1: got no beat. I ain't rhyming. I ain't no nigga
Speaker 1: talking like me. Ain't no nigga ever got on her
Speaker 1: and me. I used to rape white hole. I'm very different.
Speaker 1: I'm intentionally different. Yeah, I'm intentionally different. No, it ain't
Speaker 1: nothing like me. Right now, it'll be another hunter year
Speaker 1: for motherfucker like me come along. So back to the
Speaker 1: how do we fix it questions? Well, char just starts
Speaker 1: in the home nigga, go look in the mirror. See
Speaker 1: I wouldn't fix me. Remember I took you back when
Speaker 1: I started having children. I had to change my mind set.
Speaker 1: See something. Niggas go to jail knowing their homeboy should
Speaker 1: have took that case and they'll squabble about it in jail. Man,
Speaker 1: you should have told no, nigga, why we got to
Speaker 1: do it? If that white boy got to look at us. Nigga,
Speaker 1: you know I'm Dr Joeb You know I got kids.
Speaker 1: You do this life home, and why should you put
Speaker 1: me in this situation? Nigga, it's mine. He gonna find
Speaker 1: it in my pocket. He ain't gonna find it under
Speaker 1: no motherfucking seat. You cower with, motherfucker. You know you
Speaker 1: got to go to jail for selling dope. Don't throw
Speaker 1: it nowhere, nigga? Wrong with you? Niggas? Just what come
Speaker 1: with it? When did nigga stop wanting to go to jail?
Speaker 1: When nigga, don't man marry take me to jail. Motherfucker
Speaker 1: wanna talk, so I go down here? And when the
Speaker 1: nigga stopped wanting to go to jail home? And well,
Speaker 1: I gotta put my homeboard a situation to tell on me, No, no, no,
Speaker 1: it's mine. See Allen been in where I had to
Speaker 1: say his mind nigga when I was twenty one years
Speaker 1: old and it wasn't mine and it wasn't mine. So
Speaker 1: a nigga can stay in college nigga. So it wasn't
Speaker 1: mine and went to trial in Oklahoma. Nigga, my mama
Speaker 1: say tell it. No, man, I ain't mama. No, he
Speaker 1: go to school. You got a mama too. You got
Speaker 1: a mama too. I'm gonna hurt. Well, you just come home, man, Nigga,
Speaker 1: God bless me. I had a mistrial. No, Nigga, I
Speaker 1: should know in the same nigga made me look like
Speaker 1: I was dumb. No, not done this for you, Nigga.
Speaker 1: So now, Nigga, when you go through what you go through,
Speaker 1: when you know better, you do better. Man. Now home
Speaker 1: and whatever I got to be to stay here in
Speaker 1: these kids life, I'm going to bed whatever hoops or
Speaker 1: rings of fire that I got to jump through, Nigga.
Speaker 1: I don't commit crime, So why I need to go
Speaker 1: to jail for nigga is doing it? I pay my taxes,
Speaker 1: I go home everything. What why I got to go
Speaker 1: to jail? Then gota work in the commune there? So
Speaker 1: you're telling me as black men, when I grow up
Speaker 1: and I grow and I developed a man's mind, I'm
Speaker 1: still beholden to street CODs and loss. When I'm with
Speaker 1: my family, I'm supposed to crash out to be real name.
Speaker 1: I don't want to be real no more. Niggas got
Speaker 1: the niggers. I know niggas stuffer long and hard being
Speaker 1: real nigga, and they ain't got no relief yet. Now.
Speaker 1: I don't want to be real homies. So I broke
Speaker 1: away earlier. Yeah, I want to be the working man
Speaker 1: at a call the police on your ad. Nigga. You
Speaker 1: violated my neighborhood. You're breaking lower nigga. Go to jail
Speaker 1: you back. You're bad. I ain't. You're tough nigga, So
Speaker 1: don't be tough nigga, but get away from most lower
Speaker 1: body citizens. Nigga. Get away from your mama them. Stop
Speaker 1: taking guns over that nigga. Stop bringing dope to where
Speaker 1: you know they're kicking and robbed nigga. No no, no, nigga.
Speaker 1: You're showing all that money. You know you live with
Speaker 1: your mama, no no home. I know niggas who lost
Speaker 1: it all because of that nigga. And the whole time
Speaker 1: they was tied up. The nigga boy, where that ship
Speaker 1: you were wrapping about, nigga, and he got to look
Speaker 1: at his mama and his daughter. Where that ship is
Speaker 1: you were happened about nigga. We know it's here, we've
Speaker 1: seen it. So now on my Nigga, I want to come,
Speaker 1: nigga assassinate the character that's been assassinating us. Now, why
Speaker 1: we don't get to know about who this nigga really
Speaker 1: is as man? Man? Why don't nobody tell us? Man?
Speaker 1: Dm Mex died, broke home me with thirty three with
Speaker 1: seventeen kids. They're gonna resent him now, they're gonna resent him.
Speaker 1: My father was absent Nigga. I resented him all my life.
Speaker 1: But bother that nigga died, he left me some money.
Speaker 1: I ride around in the car with his army flag
Speaker 1: in the back. He made it right and the end
Speaker 1: home because he left me something. That's the legacy. What
Speaker 1: you niggas go leave behind, Nigga. When my grandkids google
Speaker 1: my name, nigga, what then white folks wrote about me
Speaker 1: goes superseded way more than what black folks talking about
Speaker 1: me on social media. It's documented who I am and
Speaker 1: what I do, so I can complate. I want to
Speaker 1: be the next DMZ of Washington. I just don't want
Speaker 1: to go to Hollywood and get fucked in the ask
Speaker 1: to do it. I'm gonna do it from my car phone.
Speaker 1: Nigger to keep dropping. I want nobody else. I don't
Speaker 1: have to meet their standards to be with my people
Speaker 1: fall in love with characters, nigga. Black people have an
Speaker 1: entertainment whole his mine, Nigga. I'm capitalizing like everybody else,
Speaker 1: that's all. And they love a villain. I don't want
Speaker 1: to play the good guy. I saw how they've done
Speaker 1: Michael Jackson. I saw how they've done Mike Tyson. They
Speaker 1: start out loving you, and boy, they gonna turn on
Speaker 1: your knee and they turn on Whitney, they turn on
Speaker 1: Bill Cosby. So while I don't know, I've been studying
Speaker 1: this ship. So when I stepped out the black folks,
Speaker 1: I don't want you motherfucker to love me. Look how
Speaker 1: you do what you say you little? You disrespect you mama.
Speaker 1: You said you little your kid, nigga, I'm gonna make
Speaker 1: you knew you and then one thing about it. You're
Speaker 1: gonna watch what you hate, nigga because you're hoping that
Speaker 1: I failed. So I come to be the villain on
Speaker 1: the internet intentionally. Homey, I'm not trying to give y'all
Speaker 1: no truth. I come with truth. Bullshit, bullshit, truth facts, statistics, vulgar,
Speaker 1: nasty ship and over the line, top of the ship.
Speaker 1: This is America. The president said I grabbed pussy and
Speaker 1: never apologized. I became president. Nigga. I've been studying. What
Speaker 1: I know is most of everybody on the internet is
Speaker 1: right at a write a bull or right below the
Speaker 1: poverty line. So they wake up and they feelings every
Speaker 1: out damn day. So I say something to evoke the emotion.
Speaker 1: Was this go provoked? Nigga. I'm strategic. I just had
Speaker 1: to figure out how to get some money, and I did, Nigga,
Speaker 1: and I ain't change the motherfucking thing because of how
Speaker 1: y'all feel now, some bitch Nigga. Insurance payments is higher
Speaker 1: now because the insurance policy is bigger. Yeah, Nigga, my
Speaker 1: name is trademark. I studied Tupac. I got made nigga
Speaker 1: tattooed on my back when I realized Tupac with two
Speaker 1: bitsy trying to play gangster. He didn't get the business
Speaker 1: side of it. He gave us something. Nigga. Nigga never ignorant,
Speaker 1: getting goals, accomplished. What they say nigga is a bad
Speaker 1: term nigga. No, it ain't Tuparcs said, it's never ignorant
Speaker 1: getting goals accomplished. So I trademarked it. Yeah, it's trademarked
Speaker 1: under my name. Parks should have done it, but he
Speaker 1: said I'm gonna spark the brain to change the world,
Speaker 1: and I was studying that, nigga. I'm changing the world
Speaker 1: with this ship nigga, and and getting paid to it
Speaker 1: without the white man. I intentionally deep. I lost the
Speaker 1: YouTube channel only seventy thousand subscribe for making sixteenth thousand
Speaker 1: a month. Lost it, came back, got another one at
Speaker 1: fifty thousand, and won't anna tie it. No, nigga ain't submitting.
Speaker 1: I'm the runaway nigga. And if white folks sunk with me,
Speaker 1: they get every every now and then, I cut out
Speaker 1: the jewels to LBJ, I get everybody, nigga. If a
Speaker 1: punk get on Earth funk with me, I'm gonna get
Speaker 1: them too. Yeah. Now, whoever get on the knaves, now,
Speaker 1: whoever get on our being up? Because I'm not. I'm
Speaker 1: on Earth in a character, so I don't have a script.
Speaker 1: I'm just talking based off my community experience. But if
Speaker 1: you type something nigger that's my content. What you fucking
Speaker 1: with you wouldcome my content. Yeah yeah, nigga ugly mean
Speaker 1: nigga on the internet become my content. But if y'all
Speaker 1: listen to what I'm saying, I'm working with the niggas
Speaker 1: that to kill you in our community. I'm working with
Speaker 1: the killers. I ain't working with Grandmama nim on the poort.
Speaker 1: I ain't fucking with the black woman talking about her we'
Speaker 1: I ain't bagging the single mothers. I'm working with the
Speaker 1: niggas that kill you. No no home. I know what
Speaker 1: I'm doing and I know what comes with this ship.
Speaker 1: So I said, nigga, you got to be willing to die.
Speaker 1: Nigga to kill you about this ship? They killed Malcolm me,
Speaker 1: he wasn't. They're talking like you you got to be
Speaker 1: willing to go to jail. I'm out on three bonds
Speaker 1: right now for some gang members coming down. They're talking
Speaker 1: about what they gonna do, and I'm knowing the one
Speaker 1: went to jail. I let them. Niggas tricked me back
Speaker 1: playing gangster. I'm out on three bones right now, nigga
Speaker 1: feeling it, and I still do what I do. Nick
Speaker 1: Tim niggas tricked me five six neigg to show up
Speaker 1: on the Cowboys Sunday. I thought nigga had me scared
Speaker 1: him to go miss the football game. They got to
Speaker 1: be serious. Nig got went down there and got in
Speaker 1: bushes and set up charls and like if we will
Speaker 1: fit to go to the wall. And when they got
Speaker 1: down there, nigga jail. I'm knowing the one went to
Speaker 1: jail there. Yeah, nigga so not letting me. Nigga trick
Speaker 1: me home me No, man, I'd rather put a black
Speaker 1: man in jail for killing. But if you make me
Speaker 1: killing my will, you're gonna hurt me by what come
Speaker 1: out of my mouth? My knigg as disrespectful as the
Speaker 1: rappers have been to our community and our black women.
Speaker 1: You neigna go hurt me for her men feelings. I
Speaker 1: ain't disrespecting black women. You're neigga gonna come hurt me
Speaker 1: for hurting men men. They killed baby. To me rights, Nigga,
Speaker 1: we're supposed to die. Ten niggas supposed to die behind that.
Speaker 1: You niggas went and tower buildings behind George Floyd. You
Speaker 1: didn't touch down white body. Now nobody but y'all will
Speaker 1: come hurt your brother and he ain't near aboy doing
Speaker 1: to what you do to your mama. But you're gonna
Speaker 1: come hurt me now. I'm gonna kill you, nigga, because
Speaker 1: i got to get back home to this family. So
Speaker 1: I'm willing to die, kill and go to jail by
Speaker 1: what I'm saying. What So, what kind of conversations did
Speaker 1: that bring up with your family? Because obviously they might
Speaker 1: what you They ain't nigga, y'all gonna benefit from the
Speaker 1: del What you mean? I can't say nothing to me.
Speaker 1: I'm a man who says something to granddadd about what
Speaker 1: granddaddy do. Nobody I'm want them kind of man home
Speaker 1: and no, I'm when I when I met the family reunion,
Speaker 1: when I talked about the women listen to my nigga,
Speaker 1: I'm an upstanding man of these people. So who goes
Speaker 1: say something to me when you're walking in purpose and
Speaker 1: making a difference in real life? Y'a don't think what
Speaker 1: I'm saying on the internet. How many it don't affect
Speaker 1: me in real life. Nobody's walking up to me approaching
Speaker 1: me playing mad. Ain't nobody throwing rocks at my car?
Speaker 1: I ain't no Nigga said, what's up, Nika, ain't think
Speaker 1: I'm in the clubs every city I go, Nigga in
Speaker 1: the neighborhood, giving back and nine nobody mad Homean they're
Speaker 1: mad for the moment by what I said, because they've
Speaker 1: been convicted by their spirit. Uh, Nigga hit him with
Speaker 1: something or at some point. So now my woman can't
Speaker 1: say nothing to me about what I think I'm doing right.
Speaker 1: It's on the seat. Think I'm doing something wrong in
Speaker 1: our marriage, but what I choose to be as a
Speaker 1: man in life. Nah, can't nobody to speak to me
Speaker 1: about that. Mama, nobody we keep the insuring paid for
Speaker 1: that for you. So somebody asked, Charleston White, what do
Speaker 1: you stand on or what do you stand for? How
Speaker 1: do you respond to the dot I stand for? I
Speaker 1: stand for my people, but not all my people, and
Speaker 1: my people ain't all black people. Me and my people
Speaker 1: got the same kind of mind. We walked with the
Speaker 1: same kind of spirit, and we have like hearts, and
Speaker 1: we don't believe and hurting one another. We spur one another.
Speaker 1: Now I'm gonna let him make it. They ain't touched
Speaker 1: you think about your woman. See, it's something greater than
Speaker 1: what a nigga feel. See, my people ain't hurting each
Speaker 1: other about what we feel. We're too busy trying to
Speaker 1: do something for what we need. Most niggas, I know
Speaker 1: that I really kill you. Got self make kids. Ain't
Speaker 1: got time to kill you, nigga. Most niggas I know
Speaker 1: a break your jaw, nigga, spur you because you got
Speaker 1: to stay on this jaw. My nigga, that woman need
Speaker 1: him to nigger on the internet hot and about what
Speaker 1: they'll do here. Don't pay bills. He ain't got no
Speaker 1: honor in his home. He don't leave no house. So
Speaker 1: when I come get on the internet and get in
Speaker 1: the character, that character stays on the internet. Nigga. When
Speaker 1: I walked the streets and forward Texas, nigga, I'm Mr Charleston.
Speaker 1: Two kids that will kill you. The O g niggas
Speaker 1: is the one say hey, man, come pick up this
Speaker 1: money for Christmas. Nigga streets. Give me five to ten
Speaker 1: dollars to take mother's shopping. And I ain't got to
Speaker 1: come back and get him. Niggas no receipts. They mamas
Speaker 1: can't even borrow money from him. So what I'm telling
Speaker 1: my people. You're nigga funck that internet. What I'm doing.
Speaker 1: Go look in the mirror, because that's where it started.
Speaker 1: Charity starts in the home. They don't start in your community.
Speaker 1: They don't start in the black community. It start with
Speaker 1: your baby, mama, your kids, because you gotta get right
Speaker 1: with half. For you can get right with the kids
Speaker 1: because she go put a barrier up. Nick, you are
Speaker 1: kissing everybody else as nigga. You are getting along with
Speaker 1: everybody else, but you can't for this hill. Nick. It's
Speaker 1: a greater good over here, Nigga. So now Nigga ain't
Speaker 1: worried about nothing. Nigga. In my mind, I'm on the
Speaker 1: right side because I'm speaking against everything that hurt us.
Speaker 1: It's just hurting people feelings. The way I'm saying it,
Speaker 1: ain't nobody's saying I'm lying. Ain't nobody's saying I'm wrong, man,
Speaker 1: It's just the way I said. Well, when Grandmama say, hey, y'all,
Speaker 1: I'm for to go back, I'm for the gohill And
Speaker 1: when I get back, I with Charcey. I want you
Speaker 1: to watch them dishes, Keisha. I want you to valcuum
Speaker 1: the living room. Kevin. I want you to do this now.
Speaker 1: When they said that way, you stay on the game playing.
Speaker 1: But they come and say, get y'all, goddamn, I'm whopping
Speaker 1: your motherfucking' are you respond differently? Think about a rapper
Speaker 1: who don't cuss, how would this sales be? His delivery
Speaker 1: has to be like this. So if we're living in
Speaker 1: a damn age where everybody's delivered a vulgar why would
Speaker 1: I come to the internet nigga not being vulgar nigga?
Speaker 1: They're fighting every day, We're watching people being killed, We're
Speaker 1: watching live killings. Why would I not match what society
Speaker 1: want to see? It's just hurting people feelings? But who fittings?
Speaker 1: It hurt black people on the internet. It's not hurting
Speaker 1: the truck drivers feeling. It ain't hurt the nigga feeling
Speaker 1: getting up going to work. It ain't hurt nobody feeling
Speaker 1: with people who are caught up on the internet. And
Speaker 1: that's what I capitalized off for the lackluster, unproductive people
Speaker 1: on the internet who I know I can offend controversy sales.
Speaker 1: So let me ask you a question. What happened with
Speaker 1: the whole Nipsey situation? Because a lot of people were
Speaker 1: upset and in arms about that particular. They didn't go
Speaker 1: to the funeral though they don't know they didn't. They
Speaker 1: didn't get to meet ear Miss. They know the rapper lyrics.
Speaker 1: They don't even know Nipsey Hustle. They don't even know Nipsey.
Speaker 1: You gotta eat another name. They stuck on the character.
Speaker 1: They'll never get to know ear Miss. So I was
Speaker 1: living in California, right, I never knew he was that
Speaker 1: popular with see him on the news every now and then.
Speaker 1: Come back home. Don't nobody know Nipsey. I didn't know
Speaker 1: really in California. We went to the store and everything.
Speaker 1: I really know him. After he died, I'm back home saying, man,
Speaker 1: they're throwing all this ship for this nigga. Who is it?
Speaker 1: We don't know nothing about him? So I get invite
Speaker 1: it to the funeral. I go to the funeral. I'm
Speaker 1: going to hear about nil It's in the colosseum. I
Speaker 1: walk in. Uh, I sit on the floor caddy corner
Speaker 1: to celebrities or I'm looking up man motherfuler smoking weed.
Speaker 1: They playing his music with custing in it. So I'm saying, man,
Speaker 1: it's a dead body. Order's a casket. So as I'm
Speaker 1: sitting there for Nil, I hear people talking about ear Mus. Man.
Speaker 1: I didn't know that was his name. Most people don't
Speaker 1: even know what They can't he pronounce the name, but
Speaker 1: they can say nil. So I'm sitting there, man, I'm
Speaker 1: listening to his mother. I listened to his brother, his father,
Speaker 1: Lauren London. Then it's seven year old kid, little Wayne,
Speaker 1: little boy come up there, and this little boy says,
Speaker 1: last night, ear Miss came to me in a dream. Man.
Speaker 1: Something hit me and I put that weed out and
Speaker 1: the little boy force was so clear, and he said
Speaker 1: he was in heaven. Come on, man, how can this
Speaker 1: se who told their kids see that now they blew ship?
Speaker 1: Who told us seven year old baby to say that?
Speaker 1: How can he articulate y'all go listen to it when
Speaker 1: we've done. How can you articulate that it was so
Speaker 1: How how can that kid do that? He said, irri Miss.
Speaker 1: He didn't say nips it. Nipsy was left back here
Speaker 1: for all y'all that don't know nothing about Iramus Erimans
Speaker 1: went to heaven. Now I put that ship out. Now
Speaker 1: I'm paying attention. So I'm with the Rolling sixties. I
Speaker 1: spend the day with the Rolling Sixties. On the way back,
Speaker 1: one of the founders of the Rolling Sixties, give me
Speaker 1: a ride back to the neighborhood. Rob was at. He
Speaker 1: didn't say nothing all day long, big old guy, he said, Man,
Speaker 1: when when when nip was about twelve years old, he
Speaker 1: came up to him and he said, he, big homie,
Speaker 1: can I ask you a question? He said, why you
Speaker 1: gang bang? That? Grown man told that kid, I gang
Speaker 1: bangy because I was born to this twelve year old
Speaker 1: kids said, well, big homie, when I grow up, I'm
Speaker 1: gonna take care of the hood. That's long before nip
Speaker 1: came along. Homie. I went and grabbed hold to the
Speaker 1: spearmen of Ira miss while y'all hold on to the
Speaker 1: demonic lyrics of Nipsey the gang banger. Nipsey, I'm gonna
Speaker 1: turn these bitches in, and I'm gonna turn all these
Speaker 1: bitches in the list man. That was just a character
Speaker 1: talking home and Nigga had a daughter. Nipsey was a
Speaker 1: guy that knew astrology. Now, I mean Iramis. So we
Speaker 1: get stuck on the rap character and missed this great man.
Speaker 1: So they're never right about Nipsey and a motherfucking history book.
Speaker 1: But they're right about Iramis, and so our children be
Speaker 1: be conditioned to this fucking rap name and to miss
Speaker 1: that man's real name, Greatness Irinus. Now now Nip got
Speaker 1: killed in man great So I went on a journey homey,
Speaker 1: so it's easy for me to say the dead is dead,
Speaker 1: but home. I don't speak ill on Iramus Funk, that character.
Speaker 1: I know the man I wouldn't heard his mother heard
Speaker 1: kids when it was twelve years old. He had a
Speaker 1: desire in his heart to do what he did. He
Speaker 1: had to play a character to do it. Nigga, I
Speaker 1: gotta play a character to do it. So Rat Williams,
Speaker 1: Blue Sea nut Man, you can't speak on Charleston white
Speaker 1: name to some people. I still get elected to work
Speaker 1: with politicians, so it's easy for me to dispel that.
Speaker 1: I come to assassinate those characters dead alive, so we
Speaker 1: can look at those men. Let's talk about Earl Simmons
Speaker 1: his drug addiction. But Keller, Nigga said, youre trying to
Speaker 1: switch it up by saying that. Nigga can say, what
Speaker 1: the funk you want to say? You're just talking. I'm
Speaker 1: really doing this in real life. I really work with kids.
Speaker 1: I really went you switching it up because you're talking.
Speaker 1: I'm really doing this out of action, so you can
Speaker 1: say what you want to say. I just told you
Speaker 1: what I'm doing. I created a character just like the rapper,
Speaker 1: so I can do what I'm doing. See, I don't
Speaker 1: get no funding from the government. Everything comes out of
Speaker 1: my pocket. See when I went to Dulph neighborhood home
Speaker 1: after he died, I had a school teacher called me
Speaker 1: from Memphis. Men, the city is morning. We need somebody
Speaker 1: like you. Nigga went with pocket full of money. I
Speaker 1: don't come to y'all cities and then go make it
Speaker 1: rain in the strip club. I go make it rain
Speaker 1: in the hood with the babies. Let's you basketball, y'all.
Speaker 1: I gotta food truck ready pull up on some on
Speaker 1: some water boards right now waiting on the corner. Locan
Speaker 1: now home. I won't come to the titlet ball stick
Speaker 1: my finals and pussy. So them niggas gona say that
Speaker 1: them nigga, Yeah, they're gonna say that. But now, Nigga,
Speaker 1: I do something totally different, Jack, so I can beat
Speaker 1: this bold when I'm talk no no, see, y'all, lord
Speaker 1: generation that nigga don't have to prove nothing, y'all. I
Speaker 1: come from a generation they got to prove something to me. Nigga,
Speaker 1: what is he doing in real life? No? No, no actions,
Speaker 1: speak loud in words and what I was told. I
Speaker 1: don't know if people believe that anymore. Yeah so no,
Speaker 1: So that's where that that comes from. I went to
Speaker 1: learn about Nipsey and got shapped in the face with
Speaker 1: this guy, Ira miss h m hmm. Conversation is important.
Speaker 1: So deep deep do you feel? I guess it's a
Speaker 1: two part question. Do you care if? Do you feel misunderstood?
Speaker 1: I don't give a damn nigga. I don't want to
Speaker 1: be understood. No, nigga, if they understand me, they go
Speaker 1: like men, quit me. Once they understand me, they go
Speaker 1: quit watching me. Nigga, everything go go on. I don't
Speaker 1: want to be understood. They're gonna stop watching the chapters
Speaker 1: when they think they know. No, Nick, I'm playing on y'all.
Speaker 1: Why y'all trying to understand me? Now? Stop trying to
Speaker 1: understand me. You got some kids that need some understanding
Speaker 1: from you. The time you say hold on, baby, I'll
Speaker 1: be right there. Why you're watching me develop developing feelings
Speaker 1: about me, your kids developing feelings about you, your coworker,
Speaker 1: your supervisor, many on this goddamn phone, somebody like you
Speaker 1: on the internet, tucking with me. I'm getting paid. I
Speaker 1: don't know you feeling somebody feeling somewhere about you, motherfucker,
Speaker 1: for what you're doing, for fucking with me. You don't
Speaker 1: know it, like I don't know you're feeling. How you're feeling,
Speaker 1: so funk how you feel I'm waiting on them YouTube.
Speaker 1: Check the drop in the sponsorship that I get from
Speaker 1: over here. Man, we and talk to some big ship,
Speaker 1: but it's more for the youth, tolmi see. I walk
Speaker 1: away from her and go off into the ghetto home
Speaker 1: and use my platform for those people. So I can
Speaker 1: speak against the industry. I can go against the nick.
Speaker 1: I ain't got to be friends with nobody, nigga. Don't
Speaker 1: nobody get me nothing. I ain't got to accept nothing, Hony.
Speaker 1: I figured out a way how to get some money
Speaker 1: out this ship, and if it's stopped, it's just like
Speaker 1: the dope game. Did you get what you can get
Speaker 1: and get out? Just don't buy clothe push it jewelry
Speaker 1: and hold while You're getting the money, so that's the
Speaker 1: that's so we just we're just trying to be clear.
Speaker 1: That's the prior. The priority is getting the money and
Speaker 1: be do what you do and of course, ay the
Speaker 1: community in the youth. That's what it is. That's what
Speaker 1: we're trying to get at. I think that's what we're
Speaker 1: trying to can't understand and if people might not like it,
Speaker 1: but it is what it is. This is how I'm
Speaker 1: going to deliver it and how I'm gonnaccomplished what I'm
Speaker 1: trying to do. This what's at the front of my mind,
Speaker 1: uh me and you has grown men and it's adults.
Speaker 1: When we say hey, y'all, let's do this and we
Speaker 1: all agree to do something together, our first barrier is
Speaker 1: our ideologies. Our first barrier to us doing something together
Speaker 1: is man. When you Christian, I'm Muslim, you like the chiefs,
Speaker 1: I like the cowboys. So somewhere throughout our building, we
Speaker 1: got a barrier that we're gonna use that's gonna stop
Speaker 1: us from building. So once I started realizing, Homi, our
Speaker 1: kids are the future, nigga, we don't have nothing. Men
Speaker 1: all add us are online on social media, argon and
Speaker 1: the kids are online argon, but we ain't paying the
Speaker 1: kids to to the kids and to they kill one
Speaker 1: another on today become a rapper, But we're paying attention
Speaker 1: to everything else. Man, we're arguing with motherfucker will never
Speaker 1: meet in life. And we're waking up and doing this
Speaker 1: every day, and we are developing real feelings about people
Speaker 1: will never meet. All the while those kids are developing
Speaker 1: feelings about us. So I funk with the babies. Nigga,
Speaker 1: da ain't got no hard feelings about me. So Frederick
Speaker 1: Douglas has a quote that says it is much easier
Speaker 1: to create strong children than it is to repair broken men.
Speaker 1: We on the internet fighting trying to repair broken men
Speaker 1: based on what you believe, based on what I believe,
Speaker 1: based on what you went through, and what we're fighting
Speaker 1: about this and our kids dying and our kids dying.
Speaker 1: Only time we stopped fighting is when they kill a
Speaker 1: grown black man on police shooting. If you noticed, murders
Speaker 1: decline in America after a police shooting amongst black people
Speaker 1: stopped killing each other. So God got to be talking
Speaker 1: through death to us. As soon as the police shooting
Speaker 1: go away, we go back to killing each other. So
Speaker 1: I'm saying, fuck all, y'all grown people. They're feeling some
Speaker 1: kind of bay. What what I'm saying when these kids
Speaker 1: call on me, don't give a damn what. I don't
Speaker 1: say it because they know I'm coming. I got ten
Speaker 1: years of a proven track record, nigga with one Sometimes
Speaker 1: I don't even have a car, and nobody's giving me money.
Speaker 1: And I'm not digging. I'm not asking for donations. You
Speaker 1: can't find one video one platform. I don't ask for cash.
Speaker 1: I don't ask nothing from my people. I just talk
Speaker 1: and gave him a character. I don't want no money.
Speaker 1: Don't hit my cash out. I don't need your money. No.
Speaker 1: I know how to get another kind of way. I
Speaker 1: gotta non profit and we don't take no donation from
Speaker 1: black folks. I know how to go across the railroad
Speaker 1: tracks and played on the white bitch and have them
Speaker 1: white boy mad about me playing on this white bit
Speaker 1: about that money, and come back here and get it
Speaker 1: to the baby's mighty fact. Man, I don't even give
Speaker 1: me no money. They need a bunch of shoes and
Speaker 1: drawls and things. If you can brang it like that.
Speaker 1: I don't even want the money. No, no, my nigga,
Speaker 1: I know what I'm doing because I showed up with
Speaker 1: a plan. I'm just new to y'all. Then people got
Speaker 1: ten years of this. It worked, It worked, and I
Speaker 1: had no intention that it to get me here. I
Speaker 1: was blind man shuffling with a character trying to deliver
Speaker 1: a message, but nigger really trying and get that money.
Speaker 1: Go watch Social Dilemma home and see they make trillions
Speaker 1: of dollars off of us just being on there, just
Speaker 1: being on her home. They know what we like, they're
Speaker 1: studying us. So I'm saying, if they're doing this to us,
Speaker 1: how can I get money from doing the same thing
Speaker 1: on here? If they where they get the money from?
Speaker 1: So ship and they got tapped in and I ain't
Speaker 1: trying to follow their rules neither. Oh, I don't know
Speaker 1: why people feeling how they're feeling on me when we've
Speaker 1: been listening to rap music from these yels. They should
Speaker 1: be used to this ship because it should be direct,
Speaker 1: like you food on them, killed people. They got a
Speaker 1: war going on so bad they went to a graveyard.
Speaker 1: Say how many with pictures? How much direct can you be?
Speaker 1: Where was the outrage for that? Think about that? Homer
Speaker 1: didn't neigga killing each other and going to the grave
Speaker 1: sites nigga taughting the mama's what's the little kid named?
Speaker 1: They got kid in that car? Come on home? And
Speaker 1: how much more direct can you be? How can y'all
Speaker 1: look at that and be desensitized to that? You know why?
Speaker 1: Because the truth nigga hurts. Don't knowhing else hurt about
Speaker 1: the truth. I'm hurting y'all with some truth in this character. Sorry,
Speaker 1: low down, dirty nigga cow with motherfucker's ain't never killed
Speaker 1: no white boy. Nigga. You nigga talking about hurt me
Speaker 1: and ain't nobody talking about her? George, You're nigg talking
Speaker 1: about putting prices on nigga's head. Ain't nobody putting that
Speaker 1: on george head? And George then yeah, come on, Homer,
Speaker 1: ain't now something died behind George Floyd? And now why
Speaker 1: woman been slapped? None of that. But y'all gonna keep
Speaker 1: doing this to your people, nigga and dancing and singing
Speaker 1: and showing money doing it. You got a young boy
Speaker 1: one time, nigga. See y'all niggas go die. Look at
Speaker 1: the money challenge. Now we're doing what them baby is
Speaker 1: doing you think I'm gonna join in with y'all, homie.
Speaker 1: In my mind, nigga, All y'all going ahead. They think
Speaker 1: I'm wrong in my mind, y'all can't have a god
Speaker 1: and y'all Nigga, this is a generation of Black people
Speaker 1: that worship idols. Grandmama and them told us these times
Speaker 1: was coming. This is a generation. That's why they started
Speaker 1: with us, Nigga, with the word of magazines putting it
Speaker 1: on the wall. We was worshiped. That's why kids don't
Speaker 1: know none but entertainers. Nigga. They're idols, American idol Nigga.
Speaker 1: We don't worship the hard working daddy and make the
Speaker 1: sacrifices Nigga to stay where yet, Nigga, we worship idols.
Speaker 1: So of course I know they in darkness. I'm in light.
Speaker 1: So they got to come up against me. I'm cutting
Speaker 1: the lights. Hey, man today say man, I know this Jack,
Speaker 1: so I don't give a damn by nothing, nigga. And
Speaker 1: I know if something happened Nigga when I transition over, Nigga,
Speaker 1: massetters waiting on me, Nigga. No, the massetters waiting on me.
Speaker 1: Nick every one hundred years old ni could say, somebody
Speaker 1: like me come along every one hundred years. That's what
Speaker 1: they say. And he said me seven years old. So
Speaker 1: I can't worry every about your old home because in
Speaker 1: my in my world, I can get a nigga out
Speaker 1: of jail with this nigga. In my world, a mayor
Speaker 1: don't want to make me mad. Now, Nigga, my world
Speaker 1: don't open because I use this platform to shut you down. Nigga.
Speaker 1: We shut a prison down. Nigga got some charges overturned
Speaker 1: because the mother said they locked us on up for nothing.
Speaker 1: We shut the prison down. Nigga making phone calls off
Speaker 1: my YouTube channel. Y'all bullshitting with the platform. Dick Gregory said, Nigga,
Speaker 1: it's more powerful than the president or nigga with one
Speaker 1: ded No, I ain't using it for bullshit, nigga, And
Speaker 1: I'm rattling in cages and it's working my nigga. So
Speaker 1: I sleep good at night, nigga, and carry a gun
Speaker 1: every day. And to keep a nigga that can get
Speaker 1: on the gun with our plane and he can sneak
Speaker 1: to do all kind of thing the make. Oh yeah, nigga,
Speaker 1: we read it now, we read No. I got on
Speaker 1: me behind me on me. When I say Nigga nation,
Speaker 1: it's it's Nigga's hilt, Nigger nation. All fifty states like gay.
Speaker 1: But we now we got land, Nigga. We do training
Speaker 1: tacticals all that. Now, Nigga real underground railroad, Nigga rock
Speaker 1: and throw everywhere by myself any country town. Now them,
Speaker 1: coach niggas is a little different. Yeah, day dang, that's
Speaker 1: not our land. When coastal niggas. I'm on the plantation, Jack,
Speaker 1: runaway slave running down here, Jack, But I don't go
Speaker 1: to the coast. Ain't nothing for niggas on them, Coach Nigga.
Speaker 1: This is us down here. I stand in where the
Speaker 1: niggas bled and died in. I don't want to leave
Speaker 1: the South, Jack. So now I gotta know what I'm doing.
Speaker 1: I don't studied all the greats. I don't read about
Speaker 1: Vladimir putting Nigga. I know about North Korean Little. I
Speaker 1: don't study all the world leaders on me, Napoleon, all
Speaker 1: the world leaders. I studied one of the Black Panther
Speaker 1: Party niggas drew Cleveland. That's where I get the narrative
Speaker 1: of raping white girls from He went and done it done,
Speaker 1: the food, raping white girls as a black panther party member.
Speaker 1: It's all them bens. Come on me, if you go
Speaker 1: read the books what I'm doing. I put it in
Speaker 1: the character from the books. That's and movies, because we
Speaker 1: based our lives off the song what happened when we
Speaker 1: break up? We put them songs in what are we
Speaker 1: ready to do? A driverbot? We put them songs in
Speaker 1: what we want to get high? We put them songs
Speaker 1: in or we watched them movies. That's where we derive
Speaker 1: our characters from in life. So now we got the Internet.
Speaker 1: The kids see me eating breakfast with my wife. They
Speaker 1: see me because my wife out and she still get
Speaker 1: up and make me breakfast and still be sweet. They
Speaker 1: see me get up every morning, drop my daughter and
Speaker 1: son to school. I drove through three cities to do
Speaker 1: this every morning, and I recorded. I'm showing these kids
Speaker 1: are new different kind of beer cost that they wouldn't
Speaker 1: get to see in their real life, with the same
Speaker 1: traits and characteristics of the niggas they see in their neighborhood.
Speaker 1: So when it's all said and done, nigga, when they
Speaker 1: look at me, they're gonna have to google me and nigga.
Speaker 1: What's wrote about me and what the white folks will say? Well,
Speaker 1: I promise you will supersed nigga. My name is stamped
Speaker 1: with the Supreme Court on me Amika's brief to abolish
Speaker 1: Jevelnile life without parole and only sixteen I've worked with
Speaker 1: over fifty U S. Congressional. You think these people ain't
Speaker 1: watching me. You think these saying come on. You think
Speaker 1: I've been on a privit phone call with the Rock
Speaker 1: Obama after the Baltimore and Ferguson rode. You think that
Speaker 1: people ain't watching me. They know it's a character. It's
Speaker 1: what everybody say. The school still called me and I'm
Speaker 1: gonna how about I rape people? Come on? Date, It's
Speaker 1: a character. The rappers are saying it. They're saying in
Speaker 1: a different way that you like, I put a Molly
Speaker 1: in a drink and she knew it, came back here
Speaker 1: and he just said it in a different way. He's
Speaker 1: not saying it's rape. I'm open and saying, man, that's rape. Well,
Speaker 1: we were doing that's raping. The average nigga rape. He
Speaker 1: don't know how to get a girl. We was taught
Speaker 1: and she said no, keep trying. We're not taught. If
Speaker 1: she says stop stop Nick, keep trying. Come on, fellas,
Speaker 1: they ain't never stopping on the first note. Come on,
Speaker 1: you stop on the note. No, d find another spot.
Speaker 1: You're trying to find another spot that I activate her
Speaker 1: to say Yes this time you might have kissed on her.
Speaker 1: Thought next time you buy the ass you're gonna try
Speaker 1: to do something to act you are You're gonna try
Speaker 1: to get a drunk. Say baby, want to come over
Speaker 1: in the house and drink? Hey man, you smoke? You
Speaker 1: wanna find out what she do to lessen her? Nigga?
Speaker 1: You don't want to find out what she do nigga?
Speaker 1: She now you wanta you like to drink? Baby? What
Speaker 1: y'all like to drink? Baby? You smoke? What y'all should be? Popill?
Speaker 1: You want to find out what she do to lessen her,
Speaker 1: nigga so you can take advantage how your way? It
Speaker 1: ain't buy huck. If we're being honest, guys, nigga, I
Speaker 1: come to be honest in this character. When I'm wrong,
Speaker 1: I say I'm wrong. Yeah, called my wife a bit sometimes,
Speaker 1: nigga ain't nothing run my bitch. Can nobody tell me
Speaker 1: how to talk to my bid I funk home when
Speaker 1: she needs to be fun. Baby, don't talk, okay, baby,
Speaker 1: I'll be trying. And I feel bad too, baby, Yeah,
Speaker 1: I feel bad when I see it, but I do it,
Speaker 1: don't so now, so that's my flaw. Nigga. People get
Speaker 1: to see me grow other people high, and they flaws
Speaker 1: if I was doing any thing wrong. At this point.
Speaker 1: The nigga that I bought cocaine from told this woman,
Speaker 1: you know I said that nick cocaine. She go tell
Speaker 1: her home. Girl said you don't neg stoll cocaine. So
Speaker 1: they're gonna come out with what I do un done.
Speaker 1: Ain't nobody go hide my secrets. So I had to
Speaker 1: be willing to come to this light homey flowers and
Speaker 1: all take whatever ridicule to come with me. Nigga ain't
Speaker 1: got no dirt on my name, my nig It ain't
Speaker 1: no nigga in jail. Howeybody he put me in jail.
Speaker 1: It ain't no nigga hotta bout yeah, man, I got it.
Speaker 1: Ain't none of that home. So I can play this
Speaker 1: character as if I do it, because I ain't never
Speaker 1: done it, but I will do it. Put me in
Speaker 1: that situation. Yeah, I will put me in that situation.
Speaker 1: I will do it. Yeah, how many? And if I
Speaker 1: see a crime that's being committed, a nigga, don't winning
Speaker 1: done something? And I saw it? Yeah? He wrong and
Speaker 1: you need to go to jail. Why you want to
Speaker 1: do something get away with it? Nigga, you're a coward.
Speaker 1: Why you want to kill me and not get caught?
Speaker 1: You nigga want to be able to run through our
Speaker 1: neighborhood and kill with no consequences. You want no snarl? Nigga,
Speaker 1: you're killing, Go to jail. You robbed, go to jail.
Speaker 1: You sell a dope? Okay, nigga, just what you need?
Speaker 1: Bond money, law your money and coming here your money.
Speaker 1: Don't call you mama. Who you call you go to
Speaker 1: save baby now, don't call you bitch. Nigga. She needs
Speaker 1: the money for bills. She need gas money, nigga to
Speaker 1: get the work that twining lots she sent you every week. Nigga,
Speaker 1: that hurt the household. You ain't got no hustle, nigga, No, no,
Speaker 1: you need to tell on somebody, Come on up out
Speaker 1: of there. You ain't got no money. No no, they
Speaker 1: pay for nigga to tell you ain't got no money
Speaker 1: to tell on somebody to get out of that. You
Speaker 1: don't know how to get out. You don't know what
Speaker 1: to do when you go to jail. Nigga, you got
Speaker 1: the call to your mama and your sister them. Now
Speaker 1: I was told you don't bother them people, My nigga,
Speaker 1: you play on the guard. You find a hustle, you
Speaker 1: call your partner, the nigga that you call your crying partner.
Speaker 1: You don't call your mama, You don't call grandmama, you
Speaker 1: don't call your woman. Nigga. The nigga's weak. Hold me
Speaker 1: so now nigg gotta come up under a different area.
Speaker 1: I got old niggas that still talk to me in
Speaker 1: their sevnties and eighties. Hold me what I'm gonna listen
Speaker 1: to y'all for and y'all and y'all feelings they getting
Speaker 1: rid of to die, leaving something behind. Talking about a
Speaker 1: race of people, nigga, We don't forgot about it. Who
Speaker 1: was called niggas our grandmothers and great grandmothers. Nigga, we
Speaker 1: don't even go to the family union no more even
Speaker 1: try to learn about us. But we'll go to a
Speaker 1: free Nieker consture now home, and so I come to
Speaker 1: do something different than what's being done, and obviously it's working.
Speaker 1: So let me ask you a question. So, when you
Speaker 1: were initially incarcerated, there were I think three maybe four
Speaker 1: of the correctional officers that kind of like put their
Speaker 1: jobs on the line to stand up for you, to
Speaker 1: prevent you from having to go to the adult facility.
Speaker 1: The state recommendation for me to go to prison at
Speaker 1: a team and they basically like went to war for you,
Speaker 1: saying that you need to stay where you are because
Speaker 1: it'll be too much. No, no, no, that that that
Speaker 1: wasn't it. My all. I had a I had a
Speaker 1: badass lawyer by the name of Carl Mallory. So when
Speaker 1: I went to the juvenile facility, uh, and I landed
Speaker 1: into this state. So it was we was aged from
Speaker 1: twelve to twenty one, and everybody in this facility was
Speaker 1: either there for capital murder, murder, attempted capital murder, kidnapping, arson,
Speaker 1: sexual assault, or something somebody. So we considered the first
Speaker 1: generation of children in Texas who begin to commit these crimes,
Speaker 1: and so we fell up under this juvenile law that
Speaker 1: was called the Texas Juvenile Determined sentencing law where a
Speaker 1: kid can be sentenced up to forty years. So when
Speaker 1: I went into this institution, the requirements were you stayed
Speaker 1: there toil your a team based on the hans of
Speaker 1: your crime. So I really didn't have a hanness crime
Speaker 1: based on your behavior. Murder wasn't considered hainus. Uh not not.
Speaker 1: No murders not considered hainous. The nature of the crimes
Speaker 1: would make it hainous. Stabbing stabbing somebody in ninety three times.
Speaker 1: I knew a twelve year old staff somebody nating three times.
Speaker 1: That was hanus. He did his whole thirty years. Uh So,
Speaker 1: So based on the state's recommendation, they were based it
Speaker 1: off what did juvenile facility say, uh, your behavior and
Speaker 1: then the state were, you know, recommend you go to prison.
Speaker 1: I wanted to go to prison, so when I went
Speaker 1: to juvenile, I tried to go to prison. So my
Speaker 1: whole four years I remember character. No, No, I'm a kid.
Speaker 1: A kid is not in character, kid is impulsive, a
Speaker 1: kid is in poor. Kid can't play no character. Your
Speaker 1: kid can't hide from you. His behavior is gonna tell
Speaker 1: you what's going on. So I'm a kid that comes
Speaker 1: from a good, home, loving, nurturing, never been exposed to
Speaker 1: no kind of nothing. But boy, I'm enthusiast about it.
Speaker 1: Now that's what I'm saying. You're in character trying to
Speaker 1: go to prison. I was already there. Now I want
Speaker 1: to This is this is what I'm looking for. Even
Speaker 1: though I don't want to be locked up, I wanted
Speaker 1: to go. As a kid. You can't rationalize nothing. You
Speaker 1: just stupid and you whatever you think you think because
Speaker 1: you don't have a developed brain. So in my mind,
Speaker 1: this how you be a man. I don't want to
Speaker 1: be here till I'm a team mom. I can do
Speaker 1: three months, but now you gotta be a team. What
Speaker 1: you're gonna do kill yourself. So now that I know,
Speaker 1: I got to be hero man. You adapt? How can
Speaker 1: a seven year old girl take being molested to she's
Speaker 1: six teams? She adapts. How can a boy take being
Speaker 1: beaten from the timey born to they leave it? They adapt?
Speaker 1: Right a kid? Grown folks can't adapt, We'll break. Children
Speaker 1: have resiliency that allows them to adapt. So when I'm
Speaker 1: in this environment, I adapt, and I'm a kid that
Speaker 1: can reflect. Right, So when I go to looking around,
Speaker 1: I ain't never seen no crips. I ain't never seen
Speaker 1: no kid that was mistreated. I'm seeing some different kind
Speaker 1: of kids that I ain't ever seen in real life.
Speaker 1: But they appealed to me based on the culture. So
Speaker 1: when I landed in the state jewels system or that
Speaker 1: gang bang and ship was everything I was looking for.
Speaker 1: I'm a first time being exposed to it a close
Speaker 1: and personal as a kid. I don't live in the hood.
Speaker 1: I don't see this ship, boy, and I got to
Speaker 1: learn saw that ship. Nigga. I couldn't wait to John.
Speaker 1: I just had to sit back and see who would
Speaker 1: pick me. Nigga, I'm a little nigger that all my
Speaker 1: uncles like, so I know how to appease the big homies.
Speaker 1: And I'm a brave heart little guy. Right, I'm a ball.
Speaker 1: I'm a brave heart little guy. So the older niggas
Speaker 1: took to me because I fight nig I knew what
Speaker 1: to do. I knew how to get in the nick.
Speaker 1: My uncle and them told me prisoner stories. They made
Speaker 1: it sound cool, so I knew how to get in around.
Speaker 1: Give me a walk. I'm known for having one of
Speaker 1: the bat and walks in that motherfucker. So I'm adapting
Speaker 1: and I'm picking up on what's the culture. Nigger gang
Speaker 1: banger is starting to take off. It's ninety one, it's
Speaker 1: starting to come down off South. It's starting to take off.
Speaker 1: So yeah, I won't end. So soon as I joined Nigger,
Speaker 1: I want to be a leader. Now everybody want a reputation,
Speaker 1: no manute. So I earned the name see nut because
Speaker 1: I'm a nut. Do a goddamn fool. I fight the
Speaker 1: guards into people. So within two years of joining the gang, man,
Speaker 1: I became a gang leader because I'm putting on right.
Speaker 1: I want to be Every kid want to be accepted.
Speaker 1: That's why nigga shoot them gun Nigga wanta if you
Speaker 1: want to be accepted. I'm the nigger winning to go
Speaker 1: all to the extent to be accepted. So once I
Speaker 1: got in and I started writing home to my mother
Speaker 1: like gang bangers crossing out the bees. Now I don't
Speaker 1: believe in God no more. Now I got an identity
Speaker 1: that I thought I wanted. More boys get their identities
Speaker 1: from their father. We come to the street trying to
Speaker 1: find an identity because we don't have nobody to give
Speaker 1: it to us in the home. Our mothers can't give
Speaker 1: us identities we can't identify with her. So I went
Speaker 1: and found my identity as a gangster from the culture.
Speaker 1: At first, I was getting it from the music. The
Speaker 1: music propagates it, it promotes it. The movie solidified, right,
Speaker 1: So now you got we're going from black exploitation. So
Speaker 1: we're going from an era where nigga we want to
Speaker 1: be pimps. Young nigga talking about pimping on the girls.
Speaker 1: So we showed God mistreat We're coming from the Black exploitation,
Speaker 1: the mac super fly. The culture shapes us. That's why
Speaker 1: we're drilling, right. So my culture shaped this little kid
Speaker 1: I'm telling y'all about. My mother was at work providing
Speaker 1: a wonderful life. I'm watching tell of you. They took
Speaker 1: building them off TV. Nigga, we got boys in the hood.
Speaker 1: Minutes to society. Bill Kaby wasn't appealing to me. Easy
Speaker 1: was Uncle Wayne with that pimping was yeah, that nigga
Speaker 1: or that better world ship with the college, That ship
Speaker 1: than appeal to me. Nick. I wanted to be what
Speaker 1: I saw, what we thought is right. So that's what
Speaker 1: I went in there to be, and that's what I became.
Speaker 1: I became one of the worst children based on my behavior.
Speaker 1: But I'm acting. So you got people like myself who
Speaker 1: work with children. They're sitting back looking well, for one,
Speaker 1: this nigga getting a visit every other weekend. Nic, I'm
Speaker 1: wearing Michael Jordan's Space Jam tennis shoes, and there the
Speaker 1: same jacket that we went to jail for kidding that
Speaker 1: white man. For me, I gotta start a jacket for Christmas.
Speaker 1: In there, I gotta say a game, girl. And we're
Speaker 1: a cod facility. We get off capital visit. So these
Speaker 1: people work with children, they see based off your background,
Speaker 1: your mother, they see men. This kid come from a
Speaker 1: good home. Oh man, he playing, So now they're looking
Speaker 1: at how you do well in academics in school. You're
Speaker 1: taking site this man, this kid really intelligent, he playing
Speaker 1: and acting. He ain't got no abuse. They seeing the difference.
Speaker 1: So rather so, and then the workers know based on
Speaker 1: my behavior, I got a bad rap. Right, So when
Speaker 1: I go back to court, I'm in this facility for
Speaker 1: four years. Two years of my files is missing. They're
Speaker 1: doing every thing manually during these times. Ain't no computing
Speaker 1: everything manually. How can y'all sending this kid to prison
Speaker 1: when I was there? So long, they're moving me around
Speaker 1: in all kind of behavior modification program lock up, so
Speaker 1: they're shifting them fire. How can y'all send this kid
Speaker 1: to prison? So my lawyer capitalized on that. So rather
Speaker 1: than we can't go off this fire on them, so
Speaker 1: they had to send me back to this facility. My
Speaker 1: lawyers subpoenaed though people because they can't come they work
Speaker 1: for the state. They can't go against the state and
Speaker 1: their state employee. My lawyer was sharp enough to subpoena
Speaker 1: in their mothers. They worked with him on. Wouldn't they know? Boy,
Speaker 1: them two fires that were missing. Somebody from the facility
Speaker 1: gave him to my mother, snuck and mill him to him.
Speaker 1: They're trying to re erode your son. So when we
Speaker 1: go to court, those four people came back to a subpoena.
Speaker 1: They ain't have nothing good to say. All they said,
Speaker 1: yeahly got potential. How do you know based on this
Speaker 1: nigger behavior? Look at all these people following him. Look
Speaker 1: how little here and here a gang? May may I
Speaker 1: snapped my fingers and start a ride. Think about how
Speaker 1: tough I sound on this internet and I'm in there
Speaker 1: seven years These niggasednig run Prisonsniga is on the internet
Speaker 1: talking what they say minute. Nigga was a hole man.
Speaker 1: I went with infoms. We went back to the facility
Speaker 1: of the staff that worked there for forty years. No man,
Speaker 1: because I was reading books them. Nigga, we was playing
Speaker 1: Domino and as a little bit of boy, I saw
Speaker 1: size didn't mean anything. The heart in the mind does.
Speaker 1: So now Nigga, now and then I could tell it.
Speaker 1: I get you jumped on breakfast lunching town and Nigga
Speaker 1: went to prison for me. My Nigga, doopery could have
Speaker 1: went home on nick when they had a twenty years sentence.
Speaker 1: How many could have went home when Nigga went to
Speaker 1: the pin for me the eighteen years I only had
Speaker 1: to do with four This niggas did thirty years for me.
Speaker 1: Nigga because I told him to do what they no. Nigga.
Speaker 1: So when they come home, guess what. I'm in a
Speaker 1: better position. Come home and we're working with kids. Now,
Speaker 1: it blew their mind. Now I'm back training the staff
Speaker 1: at those same lockop facilities all two hundred and fifty
Speaker 1: four counties in the state of Texas. That's what I
Speaker 1: was gonna ask, Did you have you ever had any
Speaker 1: interaction with those particular for that stood up for you
Speaker 1: or whatever they did since you've been out. Yeah, I
Speaker 1: put together reunion like seven years ago where fifty of
Speaker 1: us went back and I used my own money to
Speaker 1: put on a barbecue for the staff and the students
Speaker 1: who were like five dred people. All the staff who
Speaker 1: had retired from there came back, uh the governor. It
Speaker 1: was a real big event. So they had an opportunity
Speaker 1: to see what redemption really looked like in real life. Kids.
Speaker 1: All of us had killed somebody and they got to
Speaker 1: see that weird and we was the one they thought
Speaker 1: wouldn't make it. Yeah, I was the one they strung
Speaker 1: up and down. Would have been dead at twenty five.
Speaker 1: So when I showed back up, they like Charleston White man.
Speaker 1: So it's rewarding for them to see this. Yeah, it's
Speaker 1: real reward. And so I came up to beat them.
Speaker 1: I grew up to beat them all the kids in
Speaker 1: the state to take you don't kill us, you know,
Speaker 1: Mr White, Mr Charleston Nigga. Everybody know col the man
Speaker 1: I need to promote nigga wrong niggas. Everybody know that him.
Speaker 1: What they was looking for for nigga stop doing what
Speaker 1: he was doing when you start. Consistency is the key
Speaker 1: nigga to winning black people over. You gotta stayed consistent.
Speaker 1: When I got broke, I stayed doing it. When it
Speaker 1: was raining I break up with MC girl, I stayed
Speaker 1: doing it. I never stopped doing it on me even now,
Speaker 1: I ain't stopped doing it. So I got to be
Speaker 1: doing something right. Solution for putting up the big facts
Speaker 1: back for having the conversation of your perspective? Where can
Speaker 1: everybody check you out? Ship? And they know how to
Speaker 1: find me they already. I don't even know that ship's real.
Speaker 1: Charleston White on YouTube, Man, that's all I know in banded.
Speaker 1: Charleston White on Instagram. I'm trying to get banned off
Speaker 1: Instagram again. Intentionally yeah yeah, intentionally yeah yeah, I don't. Well,
Speaker 1: I don't want to keep getting my fitting hurt. You
Speaker 1: keep taking something from me, so that means you rule
Speaker 1: over me. I want to be on here and you
Speaker 1: take it from it, so now I don't want to
Speaker 1: be I'm gonna do what I gotta do and now
Speaker 1: so being on hell yeah, so now hold me. Ah,
Speaker 1: I don't want to submit to to what social media
Speaker 1: is doing to to two people. It's becoming keen. If
Speaker 1: everybody they can shut you do social media. It beat
Speaker 1: the American president. It's silenus the president that has never happened,
Speaker 1: never never. So if you go watch the social man
Speaker 1: no home and funk that No Nigga, I'm waking. We're
Speaker 1: waking up, grabbing for our phone before we pray to
Speaker 1: God for Nigga. Pis he wonta about to be bad.
Speaker 1: But the bird gett somebody's eye trying to see what
Speaker 1: I'm sending the message like pin and looking no home.
Speaker 1: I got to benefit some kind of what it's no man,
Speaker 1: I'm telling I'm at my daughter's volleyball game, Nigga, I'm
Speaker 1: seeing her in my peripheral looking up to see if
Speaker 1: I'm looking. I've been noticing she's been doing that since
Speaker 1: gymnastics when she was three. That's why they said daddy, daddy,
Speaker 1: look and all they do a jump off the couch.
Speaker 1: They want that attention. So I'm saying, man, God, I
Speaker 1: can't put it down. So Nigga got to figure out
Speaker 1: how to get some money out of it because I
Speaker 1: can't put it down, just like every other motherfucker. It's
Speaker 1: the only difference of the other motherfucker on the opposite end,
Speaker 1: they and they feelings every day on this motherfucker. And
Speaker 1: I ain't bringing my footings to this ship, then I
Speaker 1: ain't bringing my life to this ship. Nick, you ain't
Speaker 1: gonna know me on on the internet. You go get
Speaker 1: to know me on the internet for so you can
Speaker 1: ridicule me. The end of that ain't never left nobody
Speaker 1: else think about that. Why would you bring the real
Speaker 1: YouTube the internet. You ain't never seen no woman on
Speaker 1: our way to the beauty shop when she's looking, how
Speaker 1: she looking without that wig, going live talking before she
Speaker 1: get there. Now she gonna get pretty, put them she
Speaker 1: go make up for she get on. Now we don't
Speaker 1: we we don't go live fresh in the morning. We
Speaker 1: got white stuff right here and it's now we don't
Speaker 1: do that. We make up for the camera. So I
Speaker 1: want to remind people now home it don't get stuck
Speaker 1: on this nigger on hell he made up. But if
Speaker 1: you look at the real man that is playing this
Speaker 1: character nigger, you're really be appreciative of who he is
Speaker 1: and why he got to play there. Yeah, I can't work.
Speaker 1: I see everybody yeah, yeah, No, I can't get a job.
Speaker 1: Everybody know me for someone. No, I can't work, no
Speaker 1: wheld man, And then I don't want to work. It
Speaker 1: ain't never work. So now, nigga, I got to figure
Speaker 1: out how to eat. I'm eating, and all I've been
Speaker 1: telling say home, get out of my way. I ain't
Speaker 1: talking to you, and you get out of my way.
Speaker 1: I ain't talking to you. Everybody is mad at me,
Speaker 1: have personalized what I said, and I don't even know them.
Speaker 1: So do you have anything that you like to do
Speaker 1: for fun? Do you have fun at all? Yeah? Yeah,
Speaker 1: I have fun every night? Why uh? I unplugged the
Speaker 1: owned star on the car so I can sneak over
Speaker 1: to my favorite strip club locally, meet me and my
Speaker 1: buddies and get over that corner and let them little
Speaker 1: girl sit on my lap and feel that pope through
Speaker 1: the gene, and then go home and sunk my wife
Speaker 1: really good. Yeah I love that. Yeah. Yeah, it's like
Speaker 1: revving up there. It's like revving up the line more
Speaker 1: than by time I get to the car, I'm ribbed
Speaker 1: the baby. I'm on my way home. Baby, I left
Speaker 1: the studio, yeah yeah, yeah, And then I hook up
Speaker 1: the GPS when I'm falling away from the location. Uh yeah,
Speaker 1: and go on home and go to work, jump off
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