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Speaker 1: Breakfast Club Morning, everybody's DEJNV just allowed charlamage. The guy
Speaker 1: we are the Breakfast Club Ess is still on maternity
Speaker 1: leave on the roads is feeling in it.
Speaker 2: And we got a special guest in the building.
Speaker 3: The ladies and gentlemen here, I'm here, baby, I'm here
Speaker 3: frightening early.
Speaker 1: But first and foremost just said she wants that bottle signed.
Speaker 1: First and foremost she said, make sure fifth signs to
Speaker 1: bout what I told.
Speaker 4: If you just want to roll in something.
Speaker 5: You know what slowed her down this She would have
Speaker 5: already been in power if she was, because I've been.
Speaker 4: I don't tell me that she won't come back.
Speaker 3: Just what happened was like we had talked about doing something.
Speaker 4: It was a role.
Speaker 5: Actually, me and Mary had a project that was like
Speaker 5: the it was like the Brady Bugs. It's like a
Speaker 5: new urban version of it, and it had uh. I
Speaker 5: was just with her son and I saw that and
Speaker 5: I was like, yo, if she should play that, like
Speaker 5: we should put it in this thing, And then we
Speaker 5: had it. It was in development for a while. A
Speaker 5: lot of projects don't actually make it the television. A
Speaker 5: lot that one, specifically if fell apart, had a husband
Speaker 5: and wife write a team that we just couldn't get
Speaker 5: it over the water with the scripts.
Speaker 3: So that one, you know, we just went back to
Speaker 3: the joint.
Speaker 5: But but I had some things that I was looking
Speaker 5: to just for already, because like I watched people online
Speaker 5: and I see like they working and there's no real
Speaker 5: they're receiving, like they're trying to monetize the material that
Speaker 5: they putting out. But it's not a big Bay Day,
Speaker 5: like as big as it could be when they're on on.
Speaker 6: The show like Network TV.
Speaker 5: So I look and see it was really working because
Speaker 5: some of them stand out. They just just it just
Speaker 5: works out the gate like she was.
Speaker 3: One of them.
Speaker 7: Look at this ninety nine. I didn't even see this
Speaker 7: till just now. Good morning. Tell fifty. I love him
Speaker 7: and I'm still waiting for him.
Speaker 2: She SAIDs last night.
Speaker 1: Now, we got a lot of people coming this week, right,
Speaker 1: one of them, Kamala Harris, is checking in all these
Speaker 1: people on the list. The first thing she says, Man,
Speaker 1: fifty gonna be there tomorrow. YO, tell them, I said,
Speaker 1: was up, And I wish I could have seen them,
Speaker 1: have them record a video saying something to me or something.
Speaker 2: I don't give a fuck, man, I'm mad as a bitch.
Speaker 2: I'm not going to be there.
Speaker 6: So she need her job, she needs her drops. She
Speaker 6: went to signed.
Speaker 3: We got something to do some stuff for her.
Speaker 7: I think you get a lot of that because you
Speaker 7: you so accessible.
Speaker 4: Still, Yeah, I.
Speaker 5: Talked to her like I saw I saw working and
Speaker 5: I started DMO and was talking to her about it
Speaker 5: already like long before, because I was like, yo, no,
Speaker 5: this is it will fit perfect here. Just trying to
Speaker 5: place it in a big part instead of like a
Speaker 5: cameo or something was what held it out.
Speaker 4: You still got time, you got a lot of show.
Speaker 7: One of the things I always wanted to ask you, man,
Speaker 7: whyld Shreveport the destination spot for your studio.
Speaker 5: It was because they already had the infrastructure, like they
Speaker 5: had already had the taxing center of everything there to
Speaker 5: have a business be functional.
Speaker 3: Like if you think about like New York, LA, the students.
Speaker 5: Out here, they're paying fifty eight percent the taxes now,
Speaker 5: so if you was on the thirty nine percent, you're
Speaker 5: already going out of business. If you don't scale back,
Speaker 5: you're already going out of business. So a lot of
Speaker 5: them didn't make adjustments. In California, I'm buying equipment from
Speaker 5: their companies after the fire, bankruptcy Turk for cheap prices.
Speaker 3: Hey pennies on the dollar.
Speaker 1: Now break down Streetport because a lot of people have
Speaker 1: never been to Streetport. But you know, people say it's
Speaker 1: a very violent place. You know what look, but that weekend,
Speaker 1: that's a part of a.
Speaker 5: Reputation that we don't know because when we did, like
Speaker 5: the time that I did go that we had zero violence,
Speaker 5: you know what I mean for four days straight and
Speaker 5: I don't know, nobody is said that they didn't have
Speaker 5: a good time. And for me, look, I look, when
Speaker 5: I get into these podcasts, of course I'm gonna you know,
Speaker 5: I type in, I'm gonna get into the neighborhoods and
Speaker 5: make them understand what it means to the town, to
Speaker 5: the city itself if it goes.
Speaker 3: The right way, and then you don't have no violence. Now,
Speaker 3: a lot of times if people.
Speaker 5: Go there and they don't know where you're from, or
Speaker 5: what you're doing, or how in every neighborhood it's a
Speaker 5: little bit of it's an element there something going on there.
Speaker 3: And then when for there be nothing them.
Speaker 5: Was looked at it like I had to go to
Speaker 5: Louisiana to meet with the governor Jeff to talk about
Speaker 5: the taxes because they was talking about changing it and
Speaker 5: kind of carve out what I would need to be
Speaker 5: comfortable stand in that place because there's look at that point,
Speaker 5: so I mean I didn't have time. I spent We
Speaker 5: had ninety days, bro Like even though look at the
Speaker 5: car shows scenario, it was like.
Speaker 3: Let's do it.
Speaker 5: We hear a roadblock, I go, no, let's just do
Speaker 5: it anyway, Like, let's just do it, you know what
Speaker 5: I mean?
Speaker 3: Because I wanted to make sure we had something for everybody.
Speaker 1: How much did you spend that that weekend? Because out
Speaker 1: of your own money? Yeah, because there was no you
Speaker 1: didn't have no, no huge sponsor, syst nothing like that.
Speaker 2: All out your pocket.
Speaker 1: You built the people don't understand what you did, and
Speaker 1: it's hard to describe it. Like you built your own club,
Speaker 1: you built your own car show, fit, gym, you brought
Speaker 1: your own restaurants, like you built a city in Treeport
Speaker 1: for that weekend, but.
Speaker 5: Just to show them what would happen, because then you
Speaker 5: get thirty five thousand people to come to the town.
Speaker 5: The tax, the hotel taxes where people staying in not
Speaker 5: only on this reports side, but the busures side. They
Speaker 5: raised the hotel prices when they see so many the
Speaker 5: demand for it. The flights went from two hundred and
Speaker 5: thirty nine dollars to twelve hundred dollars.
Speaker 3: Coach, Yes, you know what I mean.
Speaker 5: And you're going, man, why I just can't leave it
Speaker 5: two hundred dollars leave it there because we need everybody
Speaker 5: to come, you know.
Speaker 3: But it almost was.
Speaker 5: It builds excitement when you when you do it the
Speaker 5: first time and it's successful like that. They showed out,
Speaker 5: like the people's report, not having any altercations or not
Speaker 5: doing anything. I think it also attributes to the morale
Speaker 5: of law enforcement because when they're being paid, like I
Speaker 5: was paying them THEMN in sixty five dollars an hour,
Speaker 5: so I had to put spend additional six hundred thousand.
Speaker 5: But they were in a good space, so they're not
Speaker 5: looking to arrest you.
Speaker 3: They're looking to keep everything cool.
Speaker 5: And I think that temper when when they when you
Speaker 5: for law enforcement, when they come out there like that,
Speaker 5: everybody chills out because it's like they're not even tripping
Speaker 5: while we tripping all or I don't.
Speaker 3: You don't want to prove nothing when everything's going smooth.
Speaker 4: So everybody got taken care of except a Hurricane Chris.
Speaker 6: All of that, and Hurricane Christill has something to say.
Speaker 6: I know you posted they need to.
Speaker 3: Try and sell a record, man.
Speaker 5: That's a part of our coach also, right, and and
Speaker 5: that publicity tried to build some noise to drop a record,
Speaker 5: and it didn't work because it's just like when the whole.
Speaker 3: Event and everything is positive and you come with.
Speaker 5: I'm gonna kill somebody energy and they go for what
Speaker 5: exactly for.
Speaker 3: For building the economy and the city that needs it.
Speaker 5: When you got that many people there understanding, the smartest
Speaker 5: people that's there looking go this food, just want clicks
Speaker 5: on the thing, like on on the machine, because you
Speaker 5: can't there's nothing the negative about it.
Speaker 3: You can't find a negative point.
Speaker 5: And that specifically, even I took away from hip hop
Speaker 5: and made a human harmony, made it the comedians, the
Speaker 5: comedy side, the things, let's laugh, let's love music, bro,
Speaker 5: you know what I'm saying. Instead of it being because
Speaker 5: that energy, if we bring that and then something happens,
Speaker 5: they go it was this that did it, you know,
Speaker 5: And and people assumed that we couldn't have a good
Speaker 5: time there, but you know obviously we did.
Speaker 4: And you had Louisiana artists there. Yeah, yeah, he was there.
Speaker 5: Look Fredo gets playing my rock like that kid, I don't.
Speaker 5: I don't play it like that was a thousand years ago.
Speaker 5: I was like, that was not that's not in my playlist,
Speaker 5: like you know, like these kids like Freddo looked.
Speaker 3: He was like, yo, I don't even know he I
Speaker 3: know the word for word.
Speaker 5: The songs because I'm listening to the music. You know
Speaker 5: what I'm saying, and it's it's I had a good time.
Speaker 5: Even if some of the other artists, real local artists,
Speaker 5: they got a.
Speaker 3: Chance to rock, you know what I mean. It's just
Speaker 3: he just was upset because he wasn't a part of that.
Speaker 1: Now when you look at some of these younger artists
Speaker 1: and you see how they idolize you and idolize your music,
Speaker 1: and then you see them get caught up. Yeah, do
Speaker 1: you have conversations with them? Like I remember Castanova and
Speaker 1: you was trying to talk to Castanova with Troy av
Speaker 1: and now little Dirk, do you have conversations with them
Speaker 1: and be like I've seen this play before.
Speaker 3: And even with Dirk, I was telling him, like when
Speaker 3: I had him, he was saying in New York, we
Speaker 3: did uh the power.
Speaker 6: That's first and last acting roll at this point.
Speaker 5: But we did the the uh not that the acting
Speaker 5: ro when were doing the theme song for Force, the
Speaker 5: Chicago version.
Speaker 3: Then like I was like, yo, this is this is
Speaker 3: done right, then it's real ship.
Speaker 5: Right. He's like yeah, And I said, yo, just watch
Speaker 5: him his crew because he said that, you know what
Speaker 5: I'm saying. And it's like, like I've always had that
Speaker 5: energy myself in the middle of everything that was going on.
Speaker 3: I'm not just watching. We know.
Speaker 5: Where was you at Thursday?
Speaker 3: If you got pulled up and you got in jail,
Speaker 3: why are.
Speaker 4: You not Damn did you ever have that though? I'm
Speaker 4: sure you did.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I've had guys.
Speaker 5: Look, I had a driver he got he was supposed
Speaker 5: to go from Vegas to meet me in Miami, and
Speaker 5: he got. He went into the airport with a.
Speaker 3: Ham on them.
Speaker 5: So I'm like, lawyer called me like two o'clock in
Speaker 5: the morning, says, you got rested this and I go oh,
Speaker 5: I said, he said, all right, to send the lawyer
Speaker 5: for him.
Speaker 3: I said, he a't.
Speaker 5: Gonna need a lawyer, gonna need bond the lawyer after
Speaker 5: that when you got priored, right, And then he called
Speaker 5: back and he says, no, no, he said this that
Speaker 5: he made the flight.
Speaker 3: He made the flight already got fired, felady. He made
Speaker 3: the flight. By the time we get in the car,
Speaker 3: I sat in the car.
Speaker 5: Man, I'm like, I said, motherfucker all the way to
Speaker 5: the hotel. We get there waiting on the sticker and
Speaker 5: tell me how the fuck you got on that plane?
Speaker 5: Then he go, yo, this this is, this is but
Speaker 5: he's so weirded out, like it's so it's energy. He
Speaker 5: didn't even know how to hey, like, what's up? Like
Speaker 5: as soon as get getting to the car, he didn't
Speaker 5: know how to do it. And don't let him drive
Speaker 5: you man, you know you got some funny bunness going on.
Speaker 3: You know what I say. You can't get.
Speaker 5: Picked up after you have rise and then they just
Speaker 5: let you go even with it permits. If you would
Speaker 5: not make the flight, there's no way he got He
Speaker 5: ended up on a flight. Me, he already had a
Speaker 5: handler for him to make the flight. You got to
Speaker 5: already have somebody can.
Speaker 2: Call being able to get him out.
Speaker 6: When you said that that, Dirk, what was his response to,
Speaker 6: you see you know what you see?
Speaker 5: Somebody just came to my house. How do you know
Speaker 5: exactly who? Address nobody like this? It's not because something happened.
Speaker 6: Robbery and Georgia. When his when India had went straight
Speaker 6: to talking about.
Speaker 7: That, what do you think it is about many men
Speaker 7: that resonate so much with this generation.
Speaker 5: I think that they know that the opposition mm hmm.
Speaker 5: They know who the other side is. Why, so they
Speaker 5: know when his cruise, there's a bunch of them over there.
Speaker 5: They all rock with each other. So if you a
Speaker 5: recognizable person on the other side, then they're already that
Speaker 5: top vibe. Start feeling like they all want me or
Speaker 5: they know that I'm a valuable piece over here, so
Speaker 5: if they hit me, then it'll create confusion over here.
Speaker 3: So they It resonates even in the drill culture.
Speaker 1: But you was able to see it early, right because
Speaker 1: you've always made early residency.
Speaker 2: I am not gang gang.
Speaker 3: I don't know. I do not like I do not
Speaker 3: like conspiracy.
Speaker 5: Keep both of those brothers away from me. I don't
Speaker 5: like neither one of those things. And these laws are
Speaker 5: designed to bring down the mafia bro Italian. Look when
Speaker 5: they say they reserve, they reserved the ability to to offer.
Speaker 5: Like when you think criminal crime in general, right when
Speaker 5: when I said the word organized, it means intelligence. That's
Speaker 5: why when I say organized crime, you only think of
Speaker 5: white Italian Americans.
Speaker 3: You don't think of triads, you don't think of Russians.
Speaker 5: You don't think of any other ethnicity, right, Serbians, none
Speaker 5: of that. And we put all of that in power
Speaker 5: because there's different versions of it of it that and
Speaker 5: we wanted to have it feel like the city feels
Speaker 5: like it's thirteen million people. It's a mountain pot of
Speaker 5: people here. Culturally, you want it to be as diverse
Speaker 5: as possible. So but when you do think about it,
Speaker 5: when they do say organize, it's saying smart criminal. If
Speaker 5: they have to point to a criminal, say smart, it's
Speaker 5: going to be a white Italian American. We are still
Speaker 5: in America. You see what I'm saying. They're not gonna
Speaker 5: call anybody all smart. They'll call you kingpin, they'll call
Speaker 5: you a gay leader, and they'll say massive amounts of
Speaker 5: money or message that they were brought in at those points.
Speaker 3: But they're not gonna call you smart. What did you say?
Speaker 4: They have even did that with meet When you think about.
Speaker 3: It, it was k yeah, yeah, yeah, You're not gonna say.
Speaker 2: What did you see early enough?
Speaker 5: That was like, nah, I just never seen anyone successful
Speaker 5: in a game ever in the history of gangs. I
Speaker 5: haven't seen success. So I join the sorority. That's the
Speaker 5: gag that.
Speaker 3: People who actually make it, you know, like join.
Speaker 5: Those kind of games. I'll do something that kind of gag.
Speaker 3: I'm with it.
Speaker 5: I joined if they let me those games, because they
Speaker 5: go into success and stay connected to each other and
Speaker 5: they feel like brotherly energy or they will do whatever
Speaker 5: for you because like that's my brother already, you know
Speaker 5: what I mean. Like but that I never seen anyone
Speaker 5: have successive games. And I look like it's so easy.
Speaker 5: You don't even have to be involved. All you gotta
Speaker 5: do is be aware.
Speaker 3: What you do.
Speaker 4: Say, g unit, I started my own game back in
Speaker 4: the day.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, because the energy was there, Like I look
Speaker 5: the youth, the younger So, I mean, the younger dudes
Speaker 5: do not want to follow the older guy's path.
Speaker 3: They don't you recognize what you did then?
Speaker 5: Yeah, but every money in Black History Month, that's February,
Speaker 5: my brother.
Speaker 3: You know you did that.
Speaker 5: That was a long time ago and they're out active now,
Speaker 5: so they don't want to follow that step. And when
Speaker 5: I start doing that, it brought the ability to do
Speaker 5: different things did around it. The older dudes already had
Speaker 5: that where they could send ahead or do different things,
Speaker 5: and that, you know, brought that to me.
Speaker 2: You mentioned you mentioned me. Have you spoken to me
Speaker 2: at all?
Speaker 5: I had a text message, conversations back and forth.
Speaker 3: Because he's in the halfway house.
Speaker 4: You think should be got a lot of things.
Speaker 3: He can do.
Speaker 5: Man, you might want to make a movie, he might
Speaker 5: want to do some different things where you know, because
Speaker 5: a lot of I understand how important real it's to
Speaker 5: our culture, right, But when you developing television, it's to
Speaker 5: find the best possible story you can.
Speaker 3: Find and then make up somethings.
Speaker 5: You got to make up things because your life in
Speaker 5: the second Charlomagne's life, So I immediately get a little
Speaker 5: lossuit when we get over there. This is what you understand, i'maying.
Speaker 5: So you got to change things around a little bit.
Speaker 5: And then that's the uh the series when when you
Speaker 5: see we see high notes, we see low notes, and
Speaker 5: at points it's when they do something that's like when
Speaker 5: we have a TV moment when it feels like completely real.
Speaker 5: And this is why it was important for me to
Speaker 5: get a little meets ready so he can go there
Speaker 5: because when you're watch it and it's good and then
Speaker 5: you go you know, that's the sun right And as
Speaker 5: a fun fact to the person.
Speaker 3: Who's watching with you.
Speaker 5: You feel like this it's got to be true because
Speaker 5: the sun is there, and this is and and that's
Speaker 5: a rarity. You probably won't ever see that again.
Speaker 7: You seem like the type of person too that don't
Speaker 7: like to stay in one place too long. So that's
Speaker 7: why I was shocked when I started residency announcement, because
Speaker 7: I feel like, you know, you a hustler, like you
Speaker 7: like to be moved, you like to be stationary.
Speaker 1: Well, congratulations Week twenty seventh December twenty seventh, twenty eight
Speaker 1: to thirty if the thirty first January third January fourth
Speaker 1: at Planet Hollywood Resort and Casino fifteen million.
Speaker 5: But just look at it, I may able to do
Speaker 5: things production wise because we don't got to take it
Speaker 5: apart and put it back together.
Speaker 3: Take it apart and put it back together.
Speaker 5: So I can build a set where I can do
Speaker 5: some tricks and different things that I could make the
Speaker 5: sell more entertaining.
Speaker 3: And I want to do that and then change.
Speaker 5: The set around because I kept, look, it's easy stuff
Speaker 5: that you I can play. It's gonna give a spot immediately, right,
Speaker 5: and then there's things that it hits that or records
Speaker 5: that I could have played in place of those songs that.
Speaker 3: Equally it's good.
Speaker 5: I just think that they are because I made the choice.
Speaker 5: I placed the other ones more often than the others.
Speaker 1: So what made you want to do the residency in Vegas?
Speaker 1: Because I mean, you just left the Final Lap Tour
Speaker 1: and before you told me that, were you surprised at
Speaker 1: the success of the Final Lap Tour because you haven't
Speaker 1: done a tour in a long time and that Recity
Speaker 1: country sold out?
Speaker 2: Were you surprised a by that?
Speaker 5: It was unique because that that tour, I didn't release
Speaker 5: the album before, and every other tour went on, I
Speaker 5: put out a.
Speaker 3: New record and it.
Speaker 5: Changed the show because I had to play some of
Speaker 5: those songs from the new record and then get to
Speaker 5: the hits that I already had gone. So that like
Speaker 5: this time, it was like they said, we don't strike
Speaker 5: as far as television is concerned. So I said, okay,
Speaker 5: I'm on tour having the ability to do things that
Speaker 5: the other guys that are producing stuff don't have, you
Speaker 5: know what I mean? And like for like when I
Speaker 5: communicate with Tyler, I tell him it's format, it's for us,
Speaker 5: by us, you know, And I'm able to create things
Speaker 5: without necessarily trying to service the Bible Belt at the
Speaker 5: same time that Tyler's original audience is that, so he
Speaker 5: keeps consistent themes going through his projects. And if you
Speaker 5: had as much success as he's had, why would you
Speaker 5: adjust it?
Speaker 3: You know?
Speaker 5: Like mine's I use family drama in format. So if
Speaker 5: it's two brothers like Miech and Terry, the experiences is
Speaker 5: one way. I'll give another example of the Floorest Twins
Speaker 5: completely different, but the Mexican American version of Narcos, the
Speaker 5: English speaking version of Arkles.
Speaker 3: Get a chest off from that.
Speaker 6: They look like in Vegas.
Speaker 8: It's certain songs you can't do that you would do
Speaker 8: anywhere else because like the Vegas crowd is like mainstreaming
Speaker 8: people just coming through and all these different people, like
Speaker 8: you got to reserve a certain list because you got
Speaker 8: some stuff for the streets too that everybody loves.
Speaker 6: But Vegas is Vegas.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think there's some stuff that I can.
Speaker 5: I can do anything I want because there what's the name,
Speaker 5: look I use I give myself an overall format for
Speaker 5: Shore and the theme is the dream a dream. So
Speaker 5: the sequences don't necessarily have to all make sense, but
Speaker 5: they have to tie together to make an experience, you know.
Speaker 3: And that's what the way I kind of built.
Speaker 5: The show out before I got everybody else involved in
Speaker 5: my creative around it, you know. But I want to
Speaker 5: take it up and not you'll see the set. Everything
Speaker 5: is kind of it's gonna be crazy.
Speaker 6: You come back down upside down again? Are you done
Speaker 6: with you?
Speaker 3: I'm not let the upset down. It is over. I
Speaker 3: don't even know why I did that the first time.
Speaker 5: I didn't realize we were gonna have to rehearse for
Speaker 5: seven days, right, because I'm like, no, let's it look
Speaker 5: seven day the wait? I know the worst, Yes, I
Speaker 5: know the words. It's just not a new song. Why
Speaker 5: am I rehearsing? Why we rehearsing seven days straight? And
Speaker 5: it's really about getting everything onto the field and everything
Speaker 5: off the field fast enough and have everybody prepared to
Speaker 5: let's go, let's go, and then getting them into that.
Speaker 3: But there's it's an experience, man.
Speaker 5: I think when it's talking about whether Kendrick here's the
Speaker 5: guy right that we're doing it, but the I don't
Speaker 5: know if they know Drake turned it down a bunch
Speaker 5: of times.
Speaker 6: You really don't how many times like three times.
Speaker 3: You gotta pay for the super Bowl, you gotta pay for.
Speaker 6: The When was the last time he turned?
Speaker 3: Why would he need it?
Speaker 7: In the position I saw I saw Steve Stout say that,
Speaker 7: But then that defeats the whole jay Z's a hater narrative.
Speaker 5: Then I'm like, well, you gotta get that, give him
Speaker 5: that because that's his You're in that position, You're gonna
Speaker 5: have to feel like you want to be that guy.
Speaker 5: You want to be in the direct club who picks
Speaker 5: you get that hate? Okay, this is something.
Speaker 7: That they said because Yeo said that fifty I mean
Speaker 7: Jay hated on you too, like he didn't want Is.
Speaker 4: That true though?
Speaker 3: But it's not. It's not a big deal, you know what.
Speaker 4: The reason though, like what would he tell Dren?
Speaker 5: That's competing up being competitive and the music is getting
Speaker 5: past music itself with that, because I'm like, what was
Speaker 5: he What are you trying to do? You know, like,
Speaker 5: when you're not frequently making the music as as frequently?
Speaker 5: When's the last jay Z album? And when I'm not
Speaker 5: putting out music as often? But you the business parts
Speaker 5: haven't changed with our positions haven't changed the culture. So
Speaker 5: if you're now saying, Yo, now I want to give
Speaker 5: him this, because what do you mean if you look
Speaker 5: at the order the person that you would say didn't
Speaker 5: belong there, but you were probably like the game was upset? Right,
Speaker 5: He was upset because he was supposed to be there
Speaker 5: in his head, right, But who would you be upset?
Speaker 3: Is there in place of you? Who came after you?
Speaker 3: That was there? He never mentioned that.
Speaker 5: He had an issue with Ken Chindrick, right, and then
Speaker 5: later you see him in support of of.
Speaker 3: The Drake stuff.
Speaker 4: Well, why would you and Ja still have issues after
Speaker 4: all these years.
Speaker 3: I don't have issues, you know what my thing is?
Speaker 5: Look, I think in that point, yeah, he was hating
Speaker 5: because he was saying the NFL had an issue with
Speaker 5: me when i got eleven professional sports teams. Now that
Speaker 5: I'm an official champagne in kooniak of and where's the
Speaker 5: hate there? Like, I don't understand it, you know what
Speaker 5: I'm saying. Like, so you said that there was an issue.
Speaker 5: It's an issue because he was doing the program. He
Speaker 5: didn't want me to be in the show and wouldn't
Speaker 5: do it without me in the show.
Speaker 3: And then he made the adjustments.
Speaker 2: Which the last time y'all spoke.
Speaker 5: If you have spoke, it's been a while because our
Speaker 5: business is really they don't cross path and after the
Speaker 5: same thing, like when they're doing something else with the
Speaker 5: you know, rock Nation and stuff like that. We picked
Speaker 5: different things, right, prison reform and stuff like that, and
Speaker 5: to the desk they think, you know what I mean.
Speaker 5: I looked at the professional sports thing when I go
Speaker 5: in and saying it would give me the organizations that
Speaker 5: of the most influential organizations their childibord, so I can
Speaker 5: tap into that without having to work to create those organizations.
Speaker 5: Like I've always donated to other existing organizations, other non
Speaker 5: for profits and stuff like that throughout the years. When
Speaker 5: people think that it's about taxes, but it goes past
Speaker 5: the tax point, you know what I mean, like for
Speaker 5: youth programs and the entrepreneurship stuff that I did. And
Speaker 5: in Houston it made it a little more clearer. When
Speaker 5: I got there, they weren't registering me here because I'm
Speaker 5: already here and they got me as the first version
Speaker 5: of fifty cent and it was not adjustice, so they
Speaker 5: look at it that way, and then when they get
Speaker 5: to Houston, they're gonna wait, he's actively doing more than.
Speaker 3: The people from.
Speaker 5: Houston, and then it kind of gets them make it
Speaker 5: motivates them to do more, and then you start to
Speaker 5: see new things, you know, like I just raised the
Speaker 5: half million dollars for the children of of Houston and uh.
Speaker 3: Tillman the leader's organization out.
Speaker 2: There, they said, you were mad that you didn't get
Speaker 2: aybody to the white party.
Speaker 3: Was white party?
Speaker 2: That's why that you was beef Like.
Speaker 5: White parties are puffy originals. Those are puffy originals. Why
Speaker 5: why is the only white people? Why is only white good?
Speaker 5: Why is black bad? Like like if I want a
Speaker 5: black party, could I have a black party or all
Speaker 5: black party?
Speaker 2: You can do it.
Speaker 3: That's just it. All black guys and not touch each
Speaker 3: other's butt.
Speaker 6: The locks come from not the front on the back.
Speaker 5: Just just hug me regular from the front so I
Speaker 5: can know where you're at.
Speaker 3: All stuff has me like an unsure what you know?
Speaker 7: Speaking of that, there was a there was They said
Speaker 7: you wrote two verses for Diddy. One was the the
Speaker 7: let's get it and the other one was on the
Speaker 7: I get money. But they said you wrote it and
Speaker 7: him confessing the crime.
Speaker 3: Did you look at me? I ain't telling him to
Speaker 3: say that.
Speaker 9: And then this one, Jay help me with that.
Speaker 5: James did that part right shootout Coach to B I
Speaker 5: wasn't around, but.
Speaker 3: That was like that was and then comes out you know,
Speaker 3: I'm not involved in Yeah, we wrote.
Speaker 5: We collaborated and j we collaborated because there was the
Speaker 5: name that that part. There's certain things that he wanted
Speaker 5: to say, and Jay knew he wanted to insert it
Speaker 5: into the record, and then he would like, you put
Speaker 5: this in it, and he just because because his form,
Speaker 5: like his mind is formatted like that.
Speaker 3: Like what I mean is he can now like artist
Speaker 3: freestyle and freestyle and freestyles.
Speaker 5: And Jay remembers the idea in his head so he
Speaker 5: can just say it without writing it down. And then
Speaker 5: he's like, yo, he wanted to do it like this,
Speaker 5: and because it came out already ready, I'm like, put.
Speaker 3: It in there.
Speaker 5: That's what he said. Put that on and then said
Speaker 5: and got it from and he went into this part.
Speaker 7: I feel like you being who you are kept you
Speaker 7: away from all of that type of stuff.
Speaker 3: I really don't trust a lot of these people.
Speaker 5: I mean, like and then I was so so hot,
Speaker 5: Like it was clear I was under investigation.
Speaker 3: From the beginning early because I came in with other people.
Speaker 5: Jacket jacket came to Spring Teams jacket, and then it
Speaker 5: turned into Jimmy Henchman's jacket, and then it was World Jack.
Speaker 5: So I'm getting the law enforcement attention that they would
Speaker 5: be getting. And then if you don't feel that, you
Speaker 5: just retarded, you's something wrong. You're just not computing what's
Speaker 5: going on. Like at that point, I was telling him,
Speaker 5: I'm turning music out. Now, what did you say?
Speaker 3: I'm bringing your lips? Damn there? Okay, I understand what happened.
Speaker 7: Did you really offer twenty millions of dollars to not
Speaker 7: do TV interviews?
Speaker 3: I didn't want him do it.
Speaker 5: He always says some stuff I wouldn't say, like he's
Speaker 5: I don't know why he's doing it. It's not enough
Speaker 5: involved in it for him to have to say that.
Speaker 6: You know, you be calling him after like, yo, why
Speaker 6: did you?
Speaker 3: I don't know why you're talking about that? What's wrot you?
Speaker 5: But anyway, you know, when you're not sexual assaulting nobody,
Speaker 5: that's stat your limitations around.
Speaker 3: Protect me, Charlotte at all costs. Protect me when you.
Speaker 1: Heard I don't know if you when you heard Fat
Speaker 1: Joe doing an interview the other day, and he said that,
Speaker 1: you know, Yayo is so loyal when y'all were beefing,
Speaker 1: he was he was trying to take Yao.
Speaker 3: Out do y'all laugh about that later on? Oh yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: because look, you know that I wouldn't have been a bad move.
Speaker 3: It would have confused me. It would have confused me.
Speaker 3: It wouldn't have been a bad.
Speaker 5: Figure out what I'm gonna do now because he's been
Speaker 5: around forever, like, you know, he wouldn't you make a mistake,
Speaker 5: like he'll do it. And I know his apology means
Speaker 5: he'll go, Yo, my bad, I'm sorry.
Speaker 3: He knows how to apologize.
Speaker 5: But really what he means is, yo, chill out, let
Speaker 5: me do that again. His apology means, chill out, let
Speaker 5: me do that again. You know.
Speaker 3: He's been doing that forever, Like is he is?
Speaker 1: He the one friend that it is like I wish
Speaker 1: he wasn't my friend, but he's my best type of
Speaker 1: person because he does that all the time.
Speaker 3: No, he is whatsh It wasn't my friends? Like it
Speaker 3: was a lot easy.
Speaker 5: I wouldn't even have to go through my Jimmy Henchman
Speaker 5: period like that, Really was he is doing it.
Speaker 3: His feelings is in the right place, and what he.
Speaker 5: What he caused things, he escalated, he does and then
Speaker 5: it's like, I'm not gonna let you do that like
Speaker 5: that that forget about it.
Speaker 3: If you think you're just gonna do that, I'm not
Speaker 3: gonna respond to it.
Speaker 8: So very ghost in Tommy, I said, very ghost in
Speaker 8: Tommy is because.
Speaker 6: Because ghosting, I'll let you do do nothing to Tommy.
Speaker 6: But Tommy be causing things.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but we're not even doing that.
Speaker 5: There's no cocaine, there's no drugs, it's nothing. You have
Speaker 5: to stop it, bro, you have to find other things
Speaker 5: to do. And he's getting older, you see. The things
Speaker 5: that he's saying is sometimes he's saying good stuff and
Speaker 5: then he.
Speaker 3: Goes back to to that zone.
Speaker 5: I don't know why, but for me, I don't like,
Speaker 5: there's so much other stuff to think to focus on.
Speaker 5: You know, I got a lot of positive things going
Speaker 5: on there. I'm like, yo, man, why you keep talking
Speaker 5: about that stuff.
Speaker 4: But he's a great storyteller though.
Speaker 3: He does his way in there.
Speaker 5: You you can't help it laugh at it when he's
Speaker 5: doing what he's saying it. But I'm like, damn, maybe
Speaker 5: I should upload him some new information.
Speaker 1: Say these things, bro, what do you tell the back
Speaker 1: to the reunion, Well, we get a reunion back to
Speaker 1: the residency, and yes, will be a g UNIT reunion.
Speaker 2: When that happened with Banks, Oh yeah, yo, No.
Speaker 3: I just look, I think I've exhausted myself with working
Speaker 3: for people.
Speaker 5: You can't see that. I do better when I focus
Speaker 5: on me and just work harder. Like when I I
Speaker 5: spent in that period, look in the environment, let me
Speaker 5: come out of it tells you the strongest the crue
Speaker 5: that you So I spent a lot of time building
Speaker 5: them up like pieces of sacrifice, even for game to
Speaker 5: make G Unit what it is. It feels like something
Speaker 5: that is stronger than one person or one artist. Right
Speaker 5: and then when you do that, you look, you look
Speaker 5: back and you go, wait, when they don't reciprocate the energy,
Speaker 5: you go, oh, you gotta figure out how to do
Speaker 5: it on your own now, Like Jay was Forster Rockefeller
Speaker 5: to do that from the beginning, you.
Speaker 3: Know, like like big his issues.
Speaker 5: You see, he was writing for Jamie Mafia for the
Speaker 5: other people, but he would leave it and not say
Speaker 5: anything because Puff already had the publisher. So just leave
Speaker 5: that over there. So it's you know, like that guy,
Speaker 5: you believe it there and I own your publisher. You
Speaker 5: wrote it perfect. Junior Mafia Publishing too. No, but that's
Speaker 5: why Junior Mafia Publishing was away from it. See they
Speaker 5: could write it and let it be under Jamie Mafia
Speaker 5: and then it be another asset of his versus it
Speaker 5: being something that's in the contract.
Speaker 4: Damn.
Speaker 7: You think there'll ever be another fifty cent g unit
Speaker 7: like run out of New York City or anywhere for
Speaker 7: that matter.
Speaker 3: I hope. So, like I think it's Nikki mhm right now.
Speaker 3: That's why I support Nikki.
Speaker 4: But it was but you had a whole crew. That's
Speaker 4: what made it so different.
Speaker 7: I mean, first of all, nobody had success like you had,
Speaker 7: but then having a whole crew that was successful as well.
Speaker 6: You think get as simple a crew.
Speaker 5: She can build it. Yeah, she can, definitely. They will
Speaker 5: and they'll listen to her. She's definitely her character.
Speaker 3: She's not vacant. That it is really that.
Speaker 5: She's stronger than a lot of dudes, just so she's
Speaker 5: been bumped around. So if there's when you get to agitated,
Speaker 5: she's gonna think you try a player and you go off.
Speaker 4: For useful designer at one time.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I could have got I would have got it
Speaker 3: if Findy wasn't around. I'm like that just whatever. He's
Speaker 3: always been. He's a character in our coach.
Speaker 5: He's always been around in it, like since he was
Speaker 5: there with Big. Yeah, I remember that before, like beginning,
Speaker 5: So when I said, I was like, I have to
Speaker 5: deal with this, and I didn't go after the.
Speaker 3: Right way because of.
Speaker 5: But it still went with it was supposed to the way
Speaker 5: it was supposed to do because when she got look
Speaker 5: in the beginning, it was comparing Kim because of the
Speaker 5: picture picture. But I think it was more like Foxy
Speaker 5: because she was in between two crews. She was with
Speaker 5: Gucci in them and then signed the Young Money Young Money.
Speaker 3: Like the firm. Yeah, and Foxy's relationship with.
Speaker 7: Jay Is there any other Everything happened the way it's
Speaker 7: supposed to happen.
Speaker 4: But that would have been ill with the original g
Speaker 4: in it.
Speaker 5: She would have she would have gobbled the rest of
Speaker 5: them all. There would have been no room for them
Speaker 5: be like this now Nikki is too big.
Speaker 3: You gotta go. I have no time for you. Look,
Speaker 3: we don't need anyone from the South why would we.
Speaker 2: Do that right? You know, changed the whole thing, like
Speaker 2: from south Side is you from there?
Speaker 3: Big a monster? That would have been too much to look.
Speaker 5: I would have been trying to facilitate things around her
Speaker 5: more than anything else at that point.
Speaker 3: Everybody else would have been.
Speaker 2: Nikki scrollot.
Speaker 8: But it seemed like when she tries to put it,
Speaker 8: especially the young female artists under her arm, it always
Speaker 8: goes back like her and Lotto her ice space, Like
Speaker 8: you be talking to her about that because that's the
Speaker 8: only thing about her sibling, the crew. I think she
Speaker 8: has to know how, but it just go bad for
Speaker 8: some reason all the time.
Speaker 3: It might not have to be girls like the girls,
Speaker 3: you know, women, it's different.
Speaker 5: I wouldn't even get in that, like I like ice
Speaker 5: spicing them to I like the girls the other girls
Speaker 5: that wrap don't thin because I love Nikki. I don't
Speaker 5: like your music. I don't like your stuff. But what
Speaker 5: it is is they go, look.
Speaker 3: She got a really strong personality.
Speaker 5: If you're hanging around or associating with people that she
Speaker 5: don't kind of rock with okay, and she don't rock.
Speaker 3: With you, they kind of get weird.
Speaker 5: They get like that, and they socializing and just doing
Speaker 5: they will be doing too much for her to feel
Speaker 5: like comfortable with. So so I'm talking to you, am
Speaker 5: I talking to this person because you be talking to
Speaker 5: this person. Whenever a person's on the fence, we put
Speaker 5: them on the other side. Like if they're on the
Speaker 5: gate and they're uncertain with who side, they don't put
Speaker 5: them over there because it's dangerous. It's like you could
Speaker 5: go so you can say, oh, your girlfriend is here,
Speaker 5: I'm gonna go go holler at her, and you go
Speaker 5: there and you you're all out of pocket now because
Speaker 5: she's hanging around people that you don't hang out with
Speaker 5: and they got you all balanced, you know, So that
Speaker 5: that would be why you just assume that put them
Speaker 5: on all the side of things, like, I don't know
Speaker 5: other than that they are women too. So the girl
Speaker 5: shit going on caddy ship.
Speaker 6: You think you can make.
Speaker 4: You think you could have made some pop.
Speaker 3: Some of them failed. Some of the artists failed.
Speaker 5: That one that would have been one of the ones
Speaker 5: that didn't.
Speaker 3: Want idiot.
Speaker 2: Said that, man, you have serious, too.
Speaker 4: Serious question.
Speaker 1: Is there as an artist that that you had a
Speaker 1: chance to sign or you wish you could have signed
Speaker 1: and you didn't and you've seen huge success.
Speaker 2: Besides the Nick.
Speaker 5: Nicholas, the biggest one that got by the other artists,
Speaker 5: I've seen a lot of artists knew that they was
Speaker 5: gonna go before even what like the Top Top I'll
Speaker 5: tell you for TD, I was telling him that the
Speaker 5: Kendrick record, the water record, that's it, that's the one
Speaker 5: right there.
Speaker 3: Just go with him. He'll send me his new artists.
Speaker 3: Say you know, listen, just tell me.
Speaker 5: What you think about the guy, and then I'll listen
Speaker 5: to the records and give my feedback with I told
Speaker 5: him that, and sister, like I wrapped on that first
Speaker 5: record because I felt like that was going to go.
Speaker 5: Didn't pay me to do that, just like, nah, she's
Speaker 5: gonna go. And then later this is why I will
Speaker 5: the record, like, yo.
Speaker 2: Let me say, he's gonna get jump on it.
Speaker 5: Right se what you think because now because I listened
Speaker 5: to the record, and I'll go, yo, yeah, this is
Speaker 5: it right now, like what they would want to happen.
Speaker 7: Next, you said you haven't created music in a while
Speaker 7: because you said you got to tap into being stupid.
Speaker 5: Well, look at what's going on. It's easy to follow
Speaker 5: the trend of what works, like right now what's happening.
Speaker 5: But they're saying ship It's like, what are you supposed
Speaker 5: to do?
Speaker 3: As far as.
Speaker 5: Sexuality and music, It's turned into a whole nother You
Speaker 5: gotta just say it, just gotta say what you're thinking.
Speaker 3: It's almost porn rap. Yeah, but I think you know
Speaker 3: what I'm saying.
Speaker 8: Like people wouldn't expect you to do that though, Like
Speaker 8: you can still do what you got a magic stick?
Speaker 3: Yeah, but banks was hard.
Speaker 5: But look, magic stick, candy shot. All these things you
Speaker 5: can say in front of the kids and them not
Speaker 5: have a different meaning.
Speaker 4: Oh got you got you got? You get what you're saying.
Speaker 5: You see what I'm saying, how you approach it and
Speaker 5: when you say in this wow, this is the new
Speaker 5: things are.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, yeah, I got you.
Speaker 1: When you listen when you hear Omari doing interviews hard,
Speaker 1: do you feel like he's ungrateful for some of the
Speaker 1: moves and.
Speaker 3: Things that he leaves people feeling like he said it
Speaker 3: to me? You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: What I'm also point out the fact that when you
Speaker 5: don't have money, that I'll give you the money, like
Speaker 5: give him fifty sixty thousand dollars to say, yo, nah,
Speaker 5: just get back to me when you're ready, until you're
Speaker 5: comfortable and settle there. I don't believe, and we can't
Speaker 5: win consecutive championships. If the players are hunger, the team
Speaker 5: is hurting.
Speaker 3: Like that's the case, then you're going to we don't.
Speaker 5: They don't change financial thresholds of how people are being
Speaker 5: paid on these projects until you get the season three.
Speaker 5: We get the season three that it changed, so he
Speaker 5: can handle it. After that, then he didn't need the
Speaker 5: loans anymore at that point.
Speaker 3: But I did get I was.
Speaker 5: Talking about somebody else owe me money, and he just
Speaker 5: jumped out.
Speaker 8: There, Yeah, but so that but you said that was
Speaker 8: strategic because it kept his music going and he was
Speaker 8: able to pay you back. But though Mario Hardrick said,
Speaker 8: this is not no but o.
Speaker 5: Mari said, yeah, fifth kave me money. I didn't even
Speaker 5: say More's name. I was talking about Rotam.
Speaker 6: He thought you was talking about him.
Speaker 3: And he said that that I gave him the money.
Speaker 5: Well, Timmy, he I had did a deal with him
Speaker 5: and and I spent money on this project. Then he
Speaker 5: wanted to do something that was independent, and Afrobeast was
Speaker 5: in his popular as as now and he was going
Speaker 5: in a different tone of the music. And I'm like,
Speaker 5: I don't know about that right now, like the way,
Speaker 5: and I'm like, you know what, you could do, what
Speaker 5: you want to do, just have the You could pay
Speaker 5: me back in the royalties off for the mechanicals off
Speaker 5: of the music that you released moving forward, and you
Speaker 5: won't even feel it because it doesn't cost your marketing
Speaker 5: moving forward, everything that you do moving forward, it's not
Speaker 5: going to be a part.
Speaker 3: It's just later, I'll get the money back. And he
Speaker 3: recouped it. He did it to get it, but at
Speaker 3: that point.
Speaker 5: I said, Yo, Yo, you got even my money back, boy,
Speaker 5: And the people go, ohd shitty, oh fifth money, you
Speaker 5: know what I mean. And it stopped immediately, and it
Speaker 5: drew so much attention to it that the record stayed
Speaker 5: number one more more days than it would have been
Speaker 5: number one on the chart. And he knows that's so
Speaker 5: he'll go, Yo, he's a market the genius bro. Because
Speaker 5: I didn't know he said. He was calling me like, Yo,
Speaker 5: what's up with you on fifth? And I'm just going
Speaker 5: you need to make some noise around the record to
Speaker 5: have people feel like there's something about who you are
Speaker 5: that is interesting.
Speaker 3: About it.
Speaker 5: And then when he had more than when he heard
Speaker 5: heard my side of it, they wanted to hear what
Speaker 5: he had to say. Now when he said things back,
Speaker 5: they was like, oh, okay, now I understand what was
Speaker 5: what was happening. Now he finally is talking about it
Speaker 5: to make them understand why it stayed. But it carried over.
Speaker 5: It was it was something else happening. It there was
Speaker 5: making them interesting away from the song playing in a
Speaker 5: good position. But oh, when he says the stuff on
Speaker 5: the I think he overvalues himself, to be honest with you,
Speaker 5: because since then, it's been a long time since he
Speaker 5: hasn't been in power.
Speaker 3: Why are we not excited about the new projects?
Speaker 4: New project?
Speaker 5: It's new projects, That's what I'm talking about. That is
Speaker 5: exactly what I'm talking about. If there was noise going on,
Speaker 5: if it's that big of a drawer, then we will
Speaker 5: see noises.
Speaker 3: We see new things happening.
Speaker 5: We see you out where you actively are in a
Speaker 5: place where people are looking for you.
Speaker 6: So y'all not cool.
Speaker 5: It's no because you leave it like it's me not
Speaker 5: giving you the money. If he's saying it and he
Speaker 5: goingle Courtney in the fifty you're saying that they don't
Speaker 5: know who the fuck Courtney is.
Speaker 3: I introduced people to her.
Speaker 5: They don't know who she is, so you're leaving it
Speaker 5: for fifty didn't make sure I got paid when Mary,
Speaker 5: I tell you she got paid a lot of money
Speaker 5: on the show while she was there the whole I
Speaker 5: make sure that it was right. And then now you
Speaker 5: see my new book to accomplish I got to Raji,
Speaker 5: so to Raji will be the lead in that one.
Speaker 4: But that's already sold.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know, I'm not wasting time at all. I
Speaker 3: was gonna ask you.
Speaker 2: You know, politics is coming up election? Is it true
Speaker 2: Donald Trump try to give you money to endorse some
Speaker 2: One time.
Speaker 3: I got a call over. They wanted me to Sunday.
Speaker 2: They wanted you.
Speaker 7: They wanted you to perform many men. They wanted you
Speaker 7: to perform many men at the RNC too, right.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And there's off me three million dollars.
Speaker 7: To perform at the RNC or this past Sunday, this
Speaker 7: past Sunday three million. And then they offered you money
Speaker 7: for the Republican National Convention too, right.
Speaker 4: He turned that.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I didn't even go far back. I wasn't talking to
Speaker 5: them about that. Ducuse, I'm afraid of politics. So you
Speaker 5: understand I do not like.
Speaker 3: Bang of politics. No gang bang no politics.
Speaker 5: You know it's because when you do get involved in it,
Speaker 5: no matter how you feel, someone passionately disagrees with you.
Speaker 6: That's everything is worse.
Speaker 5: But look, if you say I stay away from religion,
Speaker 5: I stayed with from politics religion.
Speaker 3: That's the formula for the confusion that is sent Kanye
Speaker 3: to Japan.
Speaker 5: He said something about both of those things, and now
Speaker 5: you can only go to Japan.
Speaker 3: So you know, I'm like, I don't want to get
Speaker 3: in that.
Speaker 1: Man, like, we gotta let you go in the fifth
Speaker 1: because when they wrapping up, well, not only that, we
Speaker 1: got the vice president on the line.
Speaker 4: She's on the vice president.
Speaker 3: Left say Hi, why are you going to put me
Speaker 3: into this? Was cool speak No noo.
Speaker 8: And gentlemen, wait, wait, wait, do have another question before
Speaker 8: you leave the Okay, go ahead, I want to get
Speaker 8: in your says.
Speaker 6: I wanted to know Webb Jurnal.
Speaker 5: Lie, oh man, I'm glad, I'm ladies, and gentlemen's fifty cent.
Speaker 1: It's the breakfast Club, the morning wake that ass up
Speaker 1: in the morning.
Speaker 3: The Breakfast Club