Speaker 1: A big Bank.
Speaker 2: DJ Scream bring you Big Facts Podcast in the Street.
Speaker 3: Live from Revolt Studios. It's time for Big Facts, Big Bank.
Speaker 3: What up?
Speaker 4: DJ Scream Trap Dickie has pulled up on Big Facts today.
Speaker 4: What's up?
Speaker 3: What's up? What's up?
Speaker 4: Bro?
Speaker 1: Glad to be here?
Speaker 3: Representing that South Carolina?
Speaker 1: What was the word which man? Glad to be here?
Speaker 3: Man?
Speaker 2: You know I'm glad to be glad to see besides
Speaker 2: all real legends of Atlanta.
Speaker 4: Respect that. Respect that tell us how it started for you, Bro?
Speaker 3: How you jumping this music game? Tell us that the
Speaker 3: ups and downs of it thus far.
Speaker 1: My little brother the main reason I started rapping. You
Speaker 1: know that he stayed.
Speaker 2: He's stay in trouble though he in the fans right now,
Speaker 2: but he's the main reason I started rapping, just being
Speaker 2: a big brother. You feel me down booking the studio
Speaker 2: sessions for him, he don't show up. Somebody got a
Speaker 2: recording this motherfucker exactly what it was. Though I seen
Speaker 2: what he was rapping about. I just started using the
Speaker 2: same pattern, rapping by the same ship you feel me lifestyle.
Speaker 1: That's how it really started.
Speaker 4: You had expectations coming into the game because I think
Speaker 4: like sometimes people man, sometimes their expectations. Ain't gonna say
Speaker 4: it's unrealistic, But people don't really know what they getting
Speaker 4: into until you get in this game. Like some people
Speaker 4: just think it's sweet as easy or whatever. They don't
Speaker 4: see the grind of it. So what was your expectation?
Speaker 2: I came in focusing on Like I said, I was
Speaker 2: focusing on getting some money with Little Bruther, So I
Speaker 2: had already came in the mindset of this shit gotta
Speaker 2: be some business some part because I ain't the one
Speaker 2: doing a rapping, So I already looked at it as
Speaker 2: business before I even jumped in and me rapping, because
Speaker 2: I was already doing the shit for him. So once
Speaker 2: I got in the studio and started working, it was
Speaker 2: just I was focusing on one thing, How I'm gonna
Speaker 2: get some money out this shit?
Speaker 3: Mm hmm, straight like that.
Speaker 2: What's the struggles of trying to get on Like coming
Speaker 2: out of small town. Uh, everybody come to your town
Speaker 2: to get the money, but it's like it'd be hard
Speaker 2: for us to go out of town to get the money.
Speaker 2: Like everybody comes where we're from, like in South Carolina,
Speaker 2: I don't seen everybody come through this bit everybody come
Speaker 2: and get this back in out of the Look, it'd
Speaker 2: be crazy when on, Like when you first start, you
Speaker 2: gotta try to jump in and catch your wave at
Speaker 2: the time in South Carolina because like I say, this
Speaker 2: is the state where all the niggas come.
Speaker 3: Everybody come here, everybody first, show everybody.
Speaker 2: So it's hard to get a promoter mindset. How can
Speaker 2: I book you when I know I can pay almost
Speaker 2: the same thing to get up somebody from out of town.
Speaker 2: You feel what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: How you think somebody like the baby or whoever, like
Speaker 4: what you think the formul is like you catching on?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: The baby and the other people in the Carolina's how
Speaker 4: you think they did it?
Speaker 1: Shits so crazy? Baby from North Carolina.
Speaker 2: It's it's different. It's a difference, but it ain't a difference.
Speaker 2: But North Carolina is most city. You feel what I'm saying. There,
Speaker 2: there's more people, got teams, you got a whole old
Speaker 2: nine yards of professional basketball, professional football. So it's more
Speaker 2: entertainment up there to where in South Carolina, we pay
Speaker 2: for the entertainment.
Speaker 1: You see, We're.
Speaker 2: Gonna book you, We're gonna tell you to come in.
Speaker 2: We're gonna pay you to do whatever you do to
Speaker 2: entertain us, and you can leave. Here'll go thirty forty minutes,
Speaker 2: get another back in. You feel it's you could do
Speaker 2: that in North Carolina, but it's kind of easier.
Speaker 1: It's some verse money, it's video money. You know how
Speaker 1: to go in North Carolina.
Speaker 2: I feel like that's our baby, and Jay Cole and
Speaker 2: Peter Pablo, all of them was able to get a
Speaker 2: little head start because it's more entertainment around them.
Speaker 4: How much should you think though that kind of small
Speaker 4: town intality. Sometimes are not sticking together and everybody kind
Speaker 4: of pulling each other down.
Speaker 3: Like, I'm sure you don't get some hate. You love
Speaker 3: your city.
Speaker 4: You're trying to wrap form, but I'm sure you see
Speaker 4: some hate and feel some hate.
Speaker 2: Yeah, probably not from the home time, but from the
Speaker 2: state wise. I think it's a state thing. Were so
Speaker 2: spread out, everybody want to be the first to do
Speaker 2: this shit. They two three hours away from me. I'm
Speaker 2: two three hours away from this other place in South Carolina.
Speaker 1: H you could be in Greenville and Murder Beach.
Speaker 2: That shits so far away from each other, but everybody
Speaker 2: want to be the first nigga to do it. It ain't.
Speaker 2: Nobody ever really did it big from the South. So
Speaker 2: I feel like that's our only problem. Everybody want to
Speaker 2: be the face of the cab. Everybody want to be
Speaker 2: the face. Everybody want to They want to be the
Speaker 2: reason to say I did it first. Instead of saying
Speaker 2: we did it. You know what, I'm saying, we all
Speaker 2: they see us instead of saying they see me.
Speaker 1: So we're saying that who you think the gold is
Speaker 1: from down there? It's a lot of us. It's a
Speaker 1: lot of us. They don't say it's somebody, but it's
Speaker 1: a lot of us with that. Yeah, I put on
Speaker 1: the crown whenever I have to, But it's a lot
Speaker 1: of us.
Speaker 4: What you think about what I was supposed to ask
Speaker 4: you about, Man, there was a situation I was looking at.
Speaker 4: I guess like when you got shot in that whole situation,
Speaker 4: I guess talk a little bit about that and how
Speaker 4: that just change your life trajectory and your mindset after
Speaker 4: getting shot and everything.
Speaker 2: Man, just being at the wrong place, wrong time. I
Speaker 2: got Like I said, I got shot with nobody trying
Speaker 2: to kill me. I just got shallow accident, being in
Speaker 2: the wrong place, wrong time. So it was like a
Speaker 2: life opening realizing you can die and being at the
Speaker 2: wrong place for wrong.
Speaker 1: Time and sit can happen to you. You ain't got
Speaker 1: nothing to do with this, but like some clubs, just.
Speaker 2: Really just being in at the basketball court, niggas getting
Speaker 2: it in and bone bone shots.
Speaker 1: You feel me.
Speaker 2: I ain't an attendant, suspect or the victim or anything.
Speaker 2: So it was like and then I thought I got grads.
Speaker 1: You feel what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: It was like me, just, oh, ship got shot, try
Speaker 2: to down like really didn't think I got shot.
Speaker 1: I tried to like play off the situation that was
Speaker 1: going on.
Speaker 3: And PTSD with that, like when you're out now.
Speaker 2: Nah.
Speaker 1: It was more of a I can't believe this happened
Speaker 1: to me.
Speaker 2: Twice they went in right here and hit the back
Speaker 2: of my hands.
Speaker 1: You know, I was just in a way. It was
Speaker 1: just like that.
Speaker 2: I ain't fall or nothing like no historical almost dying
Speaker 2: type shit. It was like a I thought a tree
Speaker 2: hit me because we was all outside. So it was like,
Speaker 2: once I realized I was shot, I just went to
Speaker 2: call my mama, told him to go to the hospital.
Speaker 3: It was blessed though. That's definitely blessed. What separate trap
Speaker 3: Dicky from everybody else?
Speaker 2: Authentic? My name Travis Dickett. You know what I'm saying,
Speaker 2: I'm authentic. It ain't no clickbait, it ain't no faking
Speaker 2: it to it like everything legit. I got the the
Speaker 2: story for it, Like I'm really what I say I am.
Speaker 2: It ain't like I gotta hang around nobody else to
Speaker 2: get no light up.
Speaker 1: It's just something who I am.
Speaker 4: You think that's the worst part of the game just
Speaker 4: in general though, Like just everybody not being themselves and
Speaker 4: try to tell everybody else story and ship like that.
Speaker 3: I think that's the worst part of.
Speaker 2: The game, right, Hey, what's what's the hardest hardest thing
Speaker 2: to penetrate in this game?
Speaker 1: To you? Like the burier that you feel like just
Speaker 1: you need to shouting through the get you know what I'm.
Speaker 2: Saying, It ain't about what you knows about who you
Speaker 2: know that ship like you hear it when you're growing up,
Speaker 2: but that shit really real, Like, it ain't about what
Speaker 2: you knows.
Speaker 1: About who you know.
Speaker 2: Like I could be trying to get here hard as hell,
Speaker 2: but if I know you, it ain't nothing that goddamn Hey,
Speaker 2: I'm trying to get sut that together, put that together.
Speaker 2: It's about who you know ron out here forever in
Speaker 2: the rock game. I felt that out. I found that
Speaker 2: out real fast, Like it ain't about what you know,
Speaker 2: is about who you know. Who's the niggas that they
Speaker 2: got damn saluted you that you like, mana fuck with me,
Speaker 2: you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: Said Kevin Gates on Big exaplug Man.
Speaker 2: There's been a lot of niggas OJ Juice Man, been
Speaker 2: a lot of niggas that just really saluted me, or
Speaker 2: they post my shutter like even you under saying you
Speaker 2: just post a ship like really just giving a nigga
Speaker 2: or how can I say, not hope, but giving a
Speaker 2: nigga a great feeling of knowing that it's possible.
Speaker 1: To do this shit fro where I'm from. It ain't
Speaker 1: nothing but like you know, seven.
Speaker 2: Thousand people though one wildmark one high school, a couple
Speaker 2: of gas stations after twelve o'clock.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: What it is so to see niggas fork with a
Speaker 2: nigga from a small town. That shit made me feel good.
Speaker 2: How the people treat you back home? Like the damn print,
Speaker 2: like the mail you know what I'm saying. The male
Speaker 2: caught my phone. Literally, you know what I'm saying. So,
Speaker 2: like you got to think anybody it only seven thousand people, Yeah,
Speaker 2: everybody know everybody. If three thousand people know me, I
Speaker 2: mean a thousand people might pull up, two hundred might
Speaker 2: do some dumb shit if I tell him to do
Speaker 2: some dumb shit. So it's like, you gotta be real
Speaker 2: with yourself when you in your community. Can't be doing
Speaker 2: no dumb shit when your community's small. But you gotta
Speaker 2: be the leader of the voice of the real person,
Speaker 2: the people's people, Like for real, real, what's your main
Speaker 2: message just for your people? Like not even the music,
Speaker 2: what's your main message? You could do it like you
Speaker 2: could be what they used to talk about. You can
Speaker 2: be the nigga that everybody want to be real for real,
Speaker 2: Like you could be the same nigga that they say,
Speaker 2: fuck the community up. You could be the same nigga
Speaker 2: that they say, I made this shit happen. I put
Speaker 2: this here, I put this here, I did all this
Speaker 2: for the kid. Like that's my main thing. With my
Speaker 2: situation being from the streets, I feel like all us
Speaker 2: that was ever in the street, So show what we're
Speaker 2: doing for real, for real, if we really in our hood,
Speaker 2: is we in our hood doing for our hood?
Speaker 1: If we ain't that granted house doing for granted house.
Speaker 2: No more shit, don't be rapping about this shit like,
Speaker 2: don't promote and let the kids feel like, what's gangster
Speaker 2: is gangster when we know real niggas know what's gangster?
Speaker 1: Fact real shit. So do you ever think you're like
Speaker 1: outgrow just just being being in that time?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Right, okay, l Roy in status, Like what's you know
Speaker 2: what I'm saying? Of course, of course you you outgrow,
Speaker 2: but you love the feeling. You love when I when
Speaker 2: I go home, I love the feeling of it. I
Speaker 2: ain't got to look over my shoulder. I love when
Speaker 2: I hear the horn blowing, everybody stopping in the middle
Speaker 2: of the road.
Speaker 1: You feel me. I love that I feel I ain't.
Speaker 1: I wann't trade that for nothing.
Speaker 2: I ain't gonna say I'm outgrow my hood, but of
Speaker 2: course I ain't there every damn damn.
Speaker 1: As soon as I get to check, we're gone, Like
Speaker 1: they said, it's over with.
Speaker 4: Yeah, how the Top Dog play come together? Because you
Speaker 4: LinkedIn with top Dog right TD.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it was a promotion like me promoting myself from
Speaker 2: from sat Cheese and they had an intern at Top Dog.
Speaker 2: They had an intern he was fucking with Sean Katt
Speaker 2: say Cheese, and say Cheese, sent the music to him.
Speaker 1: He took it back to the top. It just so happened.
Speaker 2: My man CALLI doing my one two get the phone call, like, hey,
Speaker 2: you from South Carolina. You think you think we can
Speaker 2: fly you out here. I'm already out here. I'm already
Speaker 2: out here. So when they see me pull up, you know,
Speaker 2: black trucks and ship like that, they insteady like, who
Speaker 2: the fuck it's you. That's how it went. I didn't
Speaker 2: sign off the rip, I think. I went back home
Speaker 2: and asked Sean Katt, like what you think I should do?
Speaker 2: He just kept it rially like if you ain't fucking
Speaker 2: with them, I ain't fucking with you. Mm hmmm, stright
Speaker 2: like that, Like you ain't fucking with them, I ain't
Speaker 2: fucking with you.
Speaker 1: Go do your homework.
Speaker 2: When I went seeing the Kendrick the Seals of the
Speaker 2: everybody got Grammys over this mom. They got the recipe,
Speaker 2: They got the recipe like that. I don't even know
Speaker 2: most I ain't know most of them. So it's like
Speaker 2: I know Sez, I know Kendrick, I no school boys,
Speaker 2: but like I didn't know I knew Jay, I didn't
Speaker 2: know Rayvaughn, I didn't know Blast, I didn't know all
Speaker 2: the other guys. So it was like, oh shit, easy
Speaker 2: to still a graandmar get a grammar or earn a
Speaker 2: grammy over here, Like it's easy to fit in. Like
Speaker 2: I feel like I fit in and brain some different.
Speaker 2: What you think you bring to the game is different, authenticy.
Speaker 2: Like I feel like everybody when they see me off
Speaker 2: the author rip, when they see me, they see the
Speaker 2: lazers out, they know it's something. It's a story behind
Speaker 2: this nigga. So I feel like when they hear the story,
Speaker 2: it ain't know taking in it. It's straight legit. My
Speaker 2: daddy died at seventeen, for real. My mama had me
Speaker 2: fifteen sixteen, for real. My granddad actually was the pastor.
Speaker 2: My grandma raised me. She really went to prison, you
Speaker 2: know what I'm saying, Like, niggas know where I come from.
Speaker 2: The screechs raised who I was. And if I ain't
Speaker 2: at my grandma house, I'm right here on this street.
Speaker 2: What's the teacher thank you. You more of that stilled
Speaker 2: in you in the street that you feel like an.
Speaker 1: Lead ass whoopings. Boy, I ain't gonna lie. My grandma
Speaker 1: used to put that ship up on me. Boy, you
Speaker 1: know what I'm saying, like running the streets, Like running
Speaker 1: the streets.
Speaker 2: You know how they be saying, like certain codes supposed
Speaker 2: to leave you after you evolve in a certain way,
Speaker 2: Like wasn't she to just never leave? Like oh disrespect
Speaker 2: like you know you respect, you respect the elders. Like
Speaker 2: coming from where we come from, you know everybody Grandma
Speaker 2: know each other grandma. So you know you can't be
Speaker 2: out here playing shooting at nobody grandma house when you know,
Speaker 2: if you shoot at miss ann house, you know that
Speaker 2: she hurt, misleads and you feel what I'm saying like
Speaker 2: you you can't do no dumb shit when you from
Speaker 2: where we're from. So the respect, like we always respect
Speaker 2: any type of situation when they're older. You knowe what
Speaker 2: I'm saying, because like I feel like they here first,
Speaker 2: so shit, even if they're wrong, they're right.
Speaker 4: How we get away from that now? Now where we're
Speaker 4: at now, because it seemed like a lot of that
Speaker 4: is gone. How did we get away from that.
Speaker 1: You didn't the internet.
Speaker 2: The Internet, I feel like the Internet, but the ones
Speaker 2: that was supposed to be og, like back then, OG
Speaker 2: will tell you like, hell no, we ain't smoking with you.
Speaker 2: You feel gone ahead, get on through. Even if they
Speaker 2: ain't got it to smoke, we even to smoke with you. Nowadays,
Speaker 2: when your nigga come up, older nigga ain't got it, Yeah,
Speaker 2: let me smoke that, which, let me hit that which
Speaker 2: everybody want to be known.
Speaker 1: So it's like the Internet, so whatever they see they
Speaker 1: go with it.
Speaker 4: Well you you somebody though, speaking of this the Internet
Speaker 4: and social media, like I guess it's kind of like
Speaker 4: a GIF for the curse, cause you kind of that's
Speaker 4: kind of like where your traction came from, like social media.
Speaker 4: So do you play it like real heavy or you
Speaker 4: just use it for what you got to use it
Speaker 4: for to get you to the next step.
Speaker 2: If I ain't got to change my character whatever I
Speaker 2: do to get to get to some money, I don't
Speaker 2: with it. Like you know what I'm saying, I ain't
Speaker 2: as long as I ain't changing my character, Damn right,
Speaker 2: I'm gonna play with the Internet.
Speaker 1: That's what its folks.
Speaker 2: I don't think people understand, Like people don't watch TV
Speaker 2: no most like, so when you go look for the news,
Speaker 2: they go to the it. So this ship gotta be
Speaker 2: ran by the police or something. If this with the
Speaker 2: news and all this ship that like everything is up here.
Speaker 2: My grandma watched the news on YouTube. The police gotta
Speaker 2: control this ship. Like you should know better to play
Speaker 2: like that on the internet. But promoting yourself down right,
Speaker 2: that crazy niggas don't go to the challenge to watch TV.
Speaker 2: Niggas gonna go to and type in YouTube to see
Speaker 2: something like.
Speaker 1: Real news, real news. If the real news is live
Speaker 1: here first, how the hell you feel like the police
Speaker 1: ain't nothing? In fact, it's the real news. How you
Speaker 1: gonna feel like they ain't infiltrated that.
Speaker 3: Damn real ship.
Speaker 2: I'll be going down rabbit hole looking at that ship
Speaker 2: I just go to. I might see see the new
Speaker 2: They don't go to watching ship that.
Speaker 1: I don't know. This is fucked up out here. It's
Speaker 1: like this ship depressed in watching the news too. Ain't
Speaker 1: like back in the day. Man, It's like a lot
Speaker 1: of bullshit going and you gotta find it too. The
Speaker 1: times y'all think we.
Speaker 3: I'm just asking, you know, you know my perspective on that,
Speaker 3: it's just like, no matter what time it is, what
Speaker 3: it is.
Speaker 1: What times you think we're in, just overall humanity. I
Speaker 1: don't think people see that we in harder times than
Speaker 1: what we was back in the day.
Speaker 2: Though, I feel like it's way rougher and harder now,
Speaker 2: Like it's easy to make it, but the love ain't
Speaker 2: the same, you know what I'm saying. Like people used
Speaker 2: to really care for other people back there. Ship say else,
Speaker 2: you don't even know you you kind of you can
Speaker 2: feel something.
Speaker 1: You can feel that like if you're making the wrong decision,
Speaker 1: poor baby, now why you did that?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 1: That should ain't nothing like that.
Speaker 2: No, like for real, there's more more more girls just
Speaker 2: popping ass and stuff. Like you know, it was way
Speaker 2: more kids back then to me, Like I have way
Speaker 2: more friends like as children. Yeah back then then, my
Speaker 2: kids they always damn tablet. I'm like, where your damn
Speaker 2: friends at? Like it used to be a lot, Like
Speaker 2: you know what I'm saying. We go outside, we play,
Speaker 2: do a bunch of ships. Not these kids, none of that. Right,
Speaker 2: different days, different times, way different times. I'm ready to
Speaker 2: send my kids outside. No other kids don't be outside.
Speaker 2: Everybody got their damn tablet.
Speaker 3: I pad. That's the new outside, new streets, that's the
Speaker 3: new everything.
Speaker 1: Old nine yard. Where is she gonna be in ten years,
Speaker 1: twenty years? What is she gonna be at? She's gonna
Speaker 1: be rope, run around with robots.
Speaker 3: Hey, I run around our podcast.
Speaker 2: We have our billions by then, soul's gonna be gone.
Speaker 2: The soul coming out of shit. That's basically what you're saying,
Speaker 2: Like it's soul coming out of ship. Like, so nobody
Speaker 2: feel nothing because we're looking at the internet ship. So
Speaker 2: you don't feel nothing, like even demth this.
Speaker 3: Ship just just becoming like somebody else. You're right, niggas ain't.
Speaker 1: Starting to say that's fucked up, no more like saying
Speaker 1: that fun up. Nigga ain't saying that because you used
Speaker 1: to get it, used to get the news a different way.
Speaker 1: You used to get that. Call such and such wood
Speaker 1: the wool. So you feel it.
Speaker 2: So it's like I gotta pull up on them. I
Speaker 2: gotta see what's going on. Like you say, you see
Speaker 2: that ship on the internet, you might keep scrolling like literally, damn,
Speaker 2: that's fucked up. Keep scrolling. You don't feel that nigga
Speaker 2: mama crying or his cousin crying, or you feel the
Speaker 2: same the.
Speaker 1: Same thing, right, you don't get Yeah, you don't get
Speaker 1: it in real time.
Speaker 2: And I think this ship like it's the sensitive time
Speaker 2: being able to see ship just so much because you
Speaker 2: ain't just seeing the ship that's going on outside your
Speaker 2: door around your city. You're seeing the ship everywhere, like
Speaker 2: a man's killing here or this person just shot this
Speaker 2: he's staying the wool in New York. But it's still
Speaker 2: all the same news coming to you at one. I
Speaker 2: think we're supposed to receive all the information that.
Speaker 1: Fact, we're not just thinking about how it was before,
Speaker 1: like I was born.
Speaker 2: When they say old boy got beat up by the police,
Speaker 2: like that ship was a stoppish everywhere, Like soon they
Speaker 2: the police beat them up in l A. And everybody
Speaker 2: knows about like everybody this ship on all the news
Speaker 2: that she ain't like that no more. They definitely watered
Speaker 2: it down.
Speaker 3: Controllers, so you would stay out the way type of
Speaker 3: type of person.
Speaker 2: Yeah, club, I don't be in the clubs unless I
Speaker 2: got a show. If we go to the club, I'll
Speaker 2: tell my niggas we ain't doing all that drinking before
Speaker 2: I performed We out there.
Speaker 1: I don't be outside too much. I don't been outside
Speaker 1: all my life.
Speaker 2: And it's risky now because niggas. Niggas cannot even know
Speaker 2: a nigga, not see a nigga ducking name. But niggas
Speaker 2: cannot even know you have a.
Speaker 1: Problem with you once you already want you made yourself
Speaker 1: that nigga a niggan. Just disagree with something, disagree with you.
Speaker 1: That could be some real egos. Just a disagreement can
Speaker 1: be something bigger than.
Speaker 4: What it is.
Speaker 2: I don't I don't be outside at all. I'ma be
Speaker 2: outside for the football games and basketball next year though,
Speaker 2: for so yeah, like that, I see my city. They
Speaker 2: Charlotte really made some noise this year. I definitely want
Speaker 2: some bits them definitely be turned there next year for sure.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Oh, what's what you think is next for Trap Dickie
Speaker 4: as far as like, have you put out official music
Speaker 4: with TV?
Speaker 1: Nah?
Speaker 2: My first tape will be the eighth made the eighth.
Speaker 2: That'll be my first tape. I dropped about five years.
Speaker 2: So I feel like I'm I'm bringing the southern soul
Speaker 2: today to the l A side. But I'm also giving
Speaker 2: the world a different a different view of South Carolina.
Speaker 2: We feel a lot of people look at South Carolina
Speaker 2: and think, you know, the one roads, a bunch of trees.
Speaker 2: We definitely that you feel, but it's also one of
Speaker 2: the most deadly cities in town. Was around our areas too,
Speaker 2: Like we got everything that everybody got. Only thing we
Speaker 2: ain't got professional basketball, professional football team, but everything else
Speaker 2: we were there.
Speaker 1: Uh, the athletes.
Speaker 2: I feel like we got one of the swung at
Speaker 2: one two like North Carolina, South Carolina, we got the
Speaker 2: most athletes out.
Speaker 1: There in the NFL and NBA.
Speaker 3: Do you play sports?
Speaker 2: I played ball from South Carolina. You gotta play some sports. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I played basketball Steph Curry from North Carolina. Reality for
Speaker 2: South Carolina, best shooters from the Carolina.
Speaker 1: Goy know how to play that ball or something? You
Speaker 1: gotta do something.
Speaker 4: What's your favorite place to be when you're not there?
Speaker 4: Like the city you just fell in love with, Houston? Houston, Houston.
Speaker 4: They rolled out the red carpet.
Speaker 2: It just seemed like everybody riding on twenty folds and
Speaker 2: little things standing out there on what is it is?
Speaker 2: Swan It just seemed like everybody cutting up down there
Speaker 2: when I went to when I went to Houston, it
Speaker 2: was crazy. It was crazy. I've seen so much. I've
Speaker 2: been to Atlanta so many times. It's a vive here too.
Speaker 2: I can't take that ship here.
Speaker 1: When you go and do shows and ship, what city
Speaker 1: show you the most love? She's it got to be
Speaker 1: out of Florida, Florida and Texas. Though I ain't gonna
Speaker 1: lie Florida. Florida show love. Florida really get active, they
Speaker 1: show lord to they damn people.
Speaker 2: I don't think I ever seen another state like us though,
Speaker 2: Like when it comes down to booking, I don't know
Speaker 2: where everybody else go.
Speaker 3: Yeah or not want to say it, but that's the
Speaker 3: first the first book.
Speaker 1: You six times in one month.
Speaker 2: You get what I'm saying. Money, don't don't people played
Speaker 2: about no money. I don't think there's no state to do.
Speaker 2: How we do it though, it's crazy.
Speaker 4: I have to go to right around to not you know,
Speaker 4: that's so much DJ and and ship that I started
Speaker 4: knowing directions like I ain't need no navigation, Like oh
Speaker 4: I know where to go, buck right here, bucket left here.
Speaker 2: That's how much the book man niggas have find out.
Speaker 2: You gotta show with another promoter two hours away. Gee,
Speaker 2: he already gonna be down. I probably get in for this.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's how it be.
Speaker 2: You got another show that night, then tomorrow if you
Speaker 2: want to stay, I got a verse for you, and
Speaker 2: you can do another show at this spot here.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you gonna left them up for two hundred thousand. Man.
Speaker 2: I feel and I feel like that's that's the view.
Speaker 2: I want to not say, change up, but I want
Speaker 2: to also show that you can also get some money
Speaker 2: down here, but with some real niggas. Fact like, we
Speaker 2: love strong, We we gave you the money for a
Speaker 2: reason because we fuck with your music, we love your ship,
Speaker 2: don't give a fuck off your.
Speaker 1: Acting, Uh whatever, whatever, We're gonna pay you. You know
Speaker 1: what I'm saying, you entertained. We want to be entertained,
Speaker 1: my nigga. We're gonna give it to you, and we're
Speaker 1: gonna show love. Who's something the top promoters from now
Speaker 1: in that way? Uh you got Gary, Gee, you got
Speaker 1: Tim Boss. That's that Tim. Oh yeah, my niggas, that's
Speaker 1: the real. He gonna do it for real.
Speaker 2: That's one of the niggas he's talking about right there.
Speaker 2: He gonna go city to city and state the state which.
Speaker 1: Real uh uh pat pat or real nigga from the mix.
Speaker 1: I can't lie.
Speaker 2: J J j J one of my niggas though for
Speaker 2: the mix them the niggas I can say been booking
Speaker 2: me the whole time, the whole four five years stated.
Speaker 1: Booking me, and I ain't never ain't never changed up.
Speaker 2: What DJ is down there like official record breakers, DJ
Speaker 2: pay Me, d J Chuck t Uh, I can I
Speaker 2: say his name, Damn damn d like I can't say
Speaker 2: his name, but it's something like the not not a mission,
Speaker 2: but it's something incarnado that's saying something.
Speaker 1: Like that on him. D J sud DJ sud.
Speaker 3: Uh Lord b Lord for.
Speaker 1: Pay me, d J pay Me.
Speaker 2: Shout out to DJ pay Me because they came with
Speaker 2: the boots on the ground ship. He took that to
Speaker 2: a whole other level. From Carolina like southern so she
Speaker 2: had the Southern soul shit. He took that to a
Speaker 2: whole other level. He beat Texas with it. Like out
Speaker 2: of all the DJs I've seen, DJ pay Me, I
Speaker 2: can say you responsible for a lot of the Southern
Speaker 2: soul records. What spot like like just being from the Carolina,
Speaker 2: you know how be like if I performed in this spot,
Speaker 2: them get on, Like what spot that is down that way?
Speaker 2: It ain't even no club, it's the arena. Once you
Speaker 2: get to the Gang Cart Stadium, you know you did it. Yeah,
Speaker 2: like once you get that Colonial Life on arena, Yeah
Speaker 2: you know you did it? Yeah, like for real, real,
Speaker 2: I done had it when when I first started, they
Speaker 2: wouldn't let me come in with just five people.
Speaker 1: Now you can't come in. I knew I made it
Speaker 1: when I was coming that about twenty people. Yeah, I
Speaker 1: can have my way. I can walk through security. What up? Trap?
Speaker 1: What up? Oh?
Speaker 2: Y'all made this motherfucker out. That's how I when I
Speaker 2: after that game cost that. Once you get to that
Speaker 2: Colonial Life ohe you that nigga from Carolina.
Speaker 1: For the show.
Speaker 2: So do they still allow like like local artists to
Speaker 2: like open up for niggas, like when niggas come on? Yeah,
Speaker 2: definitely not no coastal bragg and ship. Like when I
Speaker 2: first started this shit crazy because my partner here, he
Speaker 2: don't never come with me.
Speaker 1: But my first show was sold out. Like my first show,
Speaker 1: they didn't want to let me book it.
Speaker 2: So I actually got another local artist like yo, seeking
Speaker 2: you book the damn club because they ain't letting me
Speaker 2: book it. And I ain't tell him why. I ain't
Speaker 2: telling him why they wouldn't let me book it. So
Speaker 2: he went booked it.
Speaker 1: They told him up like oh yeah, crazy boy Track
Speaker 1: was trying to get it that same day, and he ain't.
Speaker 1: He ain't tripped. He took.
Speaker 2: He took whatever came with it. He knew once they
Speaker 2: found out I was on the show, they were on trip. So,
Speaker 2: like local artists, is always able to hell. You did it, Hell, y'all,
Speaker 2: I did the show and that was the most money
Speaker 2: I made, Like my first show, My first show, I
Speaker 2: took on like eight thousand on a split.
Speaker 1: Oh you did it.
Speaker 2: You did it yourself though, y'all. Bak, I got my partner.
Speaker 2: We're gonna pay for us.
Speaker 1: You feel it.
Speaker 2: They ain't letting me do it, you're gonna go in there.
Speaker 2: So once he did it, we wait till like the
Speaker 2: last minute, throw the fly up to put my face
Speaker 2: on it. They started trying to tax something, shit, little
Speaker 2: extra shit.
Speaker 1: It was over it. Then it was like, shit, I
Speaker 1: know you fin the smack.
Speaker 2: So do you think that's the point when you proved
Speaker 2: to the promoter like man, listen, we took on so
Speaker 2: much money. I was able to ask for whatever I wanted.
Speaker 2: It was like, should I want two thousand fours? So
Speaker 2: they're like, hell, yeah, we'll give it to you. We
Speaker 2: noticed bitches took home about sixteen. You feel me, it's
Speaker 2: part of the split. Yeah, Dough, I got my mama
Speaker 2: at the door. He got his people at the door.
Speaker 1: Watching that money.
Speaker 2: It was like it was harder to kind of you
Speaker 2: feel what I'm saying, the little boy of me in
Speaker 2: South Carolina when my name all on the news, it's everywhere.
Speaker 2: Everybody know who Trap Dickie is. Yeah, So like I
Speaker 2: always sleute my brother. It's my first craziest first start
Speaker 2: coming out with me. But he was the main reason
Speaker 2: I got on with the shows because they went letting.
Speaker 1: Me do no show. Dam why they wouldn't Leven do
Speaker 1: no show.
Speaker 2: At first, there was just basically standing in the background.
Speaker 2: They yeah, like shit is going on and shit going
Speaker 2: on in the streets. I never had a fight at
Speaker 2: a show. This is my first show. I never I think,
Speaker 2: I ain't I ain't never been even convicted. I wouldn't
Speaker 2: even convict. The feeling, so it was kind of crazy
Speaker 2: to me that they were trying to handle me like that.
Speaker 1: Oh so you went around and went around with bro
Speaker 1: y'all went around and got the club and then yeah
Speaker 1: just show.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I try to get it denied it Nah,
Speaker 2: told me I can't do it, told nobody they can't
Speaker 2: book me. Oh with he cool with him. He go
Speaker 2: pay for the club and don't tell him for the
Speaker 2: track was show. So he waited last minute throw trap
Speaker 2: Dickie on the show.
Speaker 1: They were mad. But once they seen the ship sell
Speaker 1: out and it didn't happen.
Speaker 2: Nothing happened, no fights, no nothing. I'm talking about sold out. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it was like sh That's how I established myself.
Speaker 1: So yeah, so moving forward, like it was like they
Speaker 1: see like the Niggan make money. It ain't really nothing happening.
Speaker 1: Easy to ask for two thousand quick, that's all you want?
Speaker 1: Two thousands.
Speaker 2: I had to start thinking like with them, man, bro
Speaker 2: did make so much money, Maybe I can go up
Speaker 2: a little bit.
Speaker 1: They quick to give me two thousands, so hurry up
Speaker 1: for you change your mind. Yeah, like what it is.
Speaker 1: I used to try to hit them with the split yo,
Speaker 1: to split the dough.
Speaker 3: Hell no, that's crazy.
Speaker 4: Man who you think got the baddest women as you've
Speaker 4: been traveling around, like what city with state?
Speaker 3: My state South Carolina, that's my state.
Speaker 1: They're gonna cook, They're gonna do the wholene yards.
Speaker 3: Okay, you feel what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: And they get to their bag. They don't need nothing.
Speaker 1: They they gonna do what they do. It's easier from
Speaker 1: where we're from.
Speaker 2: I feel like we got the baddest Oh some girls
Speaker 2: like for really they all put together country looking thick up.
Speaker 1: Yeah, what it is?
Speaker 4: That's you might lose focused when you start going overseas
Speaker 4: and seeing some different type of.
Speaker 2: Ship, like it sis over here. We ain't worrying about
Speaker 2: no females or nothing. I got all the baby mamas.
Speaker 3: I'm straight, okay straight, you don't handle your business? You
Speaker 3: want grammys?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, got the baby mamas and all that straight
Speaker 2: on that that relationship with them, Oh ship, they all
Speaker 2: got niggas.
Speaker 1: I'm happy, bro.
Speaker 2: Most of my baby mamas came from me being in
Speaker 2: the streets doing dog ship. It was like, I love
Speaker 2: my kids.
Speaker 1: They love how I love my kids. They love how
Speaker 1: I come around for them and do what I do.
Speaker 2: I'm big on the father ship, so they don't be
Speaker 2: tripping all my kids got the four wheelers, dirt backs
Speaker 2: and all that type of shit.
Speaker 4: What's a mixtape that was like a soundtrack to you
Speaker 4: when you was in the streets, like a lot of
Speaker 4: street line.
Speaker 2: School, you know, you know that that's that's what we
Speaker 2: came up out for. Scooter Boosted. Yeah, that's just what
Speaker 2: we was on.
Speaker 1: So like seeing another nigga from Carolina.
Speaker 3: Move and do what he doing Walter Brow.
Speaker 2: We was having fun listening to that ship all day long. Yeah,
Speaker 2: even if we ain't never seen future, we've seen Schooters.
Speaker 1: So it made us feel like we no future you
Speaker 1: know people.
Speaker 2: Yeah that I felt like, we know, we go see
Speaker 2: school around this bitch for he's coming through. He's gonna
Speaker 2: do what he do taking his ad back to Atlanta.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying. It feels good to know
Speaker 1: like what.
Speaker 4: It is with South Carolina and Booty. Though we know
Speaker 4: Boosy get a little all through the South Midwest and
Speaker 4: all that. Boy, that's ship different than he like Michael
Speaker 4: Jackson the seriously.
Speaker 3: But.
Speaker 2: Spots when I brought Boosty to my hood, you can
Speaker 2: really he really like we're so similar to him, Like
Speaker 2: I should named after Bootster ship. My hood crossed tracks.
Speaker 2: You feel I'm saying over there the north side literally
Speaker 2: over here is the south side.
Speaker 1: This ship just like Bootsy Hood. Like our ship is
Speaker 1: just like that, like identical. We name it that.
Speaker 2: So that's why I feel like his legend like legacy,
Speaker 2: His legacy is like way past just South Carolina, but
Speaker 2: ours was like we worshiped this nigga. Literally, it's crackheads
Speaker 2: that Literally when Booster came to the video, shoot that
Speaker 2: cheer still right there, like people trying to get his cheer.
Speaker 2: He just said that the other day. They're trying to
Speaker 2: buy my Bootsy chair. Literally literally, like Boosy is like
Speaker 2: a guy in Carolina.
Speaker 3: What he did come, I've seen it. I seen somebody
Speaker 3: like pass out.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Like when I was coming up here was like you
Speaker 2: better know the booster some something, you better know old
Speaker 2: you gotta know some boots.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, down right. Everybody had the Booster fame. Everybody
Speaker 1: from Carolina.
Speaker 3: Real barber is hitting.
Speaker 1: Yeah, especially the old ones, especially the old ones.
Speaker 2: They still doing the booster fa imagine were coming up,
Speaker 2: they probably forty fifth and everybody want to load loads
Speaker 2: like basically a flat top cutting all day, like everybody
Speaker 2: everybody at a boot.
Speaker 1: I definitely had one.
Speaker 3: Else when I got big fat.
Speaker 1: Who's some more people that that? Uh, they're just undernied
Speaker 1: when you bring them down to this day, they still
Speaker 1: gonna God damn still out. Uh Okay, you got boosting,
Speaker 1: you got out cash, you got who else? I could say?
Speaker 4: I know like like.
Speaker 2: Like to go to like but I'm about to do
Speaker 2: a show down here, but I can't get boosted. Who
Speaker 2: the net person be? Like get then you want to
Speaker 2: be flooded? Oh watch it be fatal right now?
Speaker 1: To be fat? If it ain't boosted, it's watching be
Speaker 1: watch he be or Boss Mandlo literally.
Speaker 2: Packed every time every time the Foxes called, or Boots
Speaker 2: a call, or Delo call that ship Pat Carolina.
Speaker 1: The love word for word, word for word, they love fat.
Speaker 2: That's one thing I can say that young nigga. I
Speaker 2: think he motivated a lot of the young niggas in Carolina. Yeah,
Speaker 2: to see somebody like that from like me being from Carolina,
Speaker 2: seeing all the young niggas under me, how they worship
Speaker 2: and love fat. It's like I think he show where
Speaker 2: he comes from more than the average young rapper. Like
Speaker 2: he show how he's still with Granny and Granny at
Speaker 2: the crib, and you could see when Fat have a
Speaker 2: Christmas it's a bunch of his family members there, Like
Speaker 2: that's where we come from. Where Hole might be stealing
Speaker 2: in the arm ceiling, gotta watch out for the water bucket,
Speaker 2: but everybody still at granted house.
Speaker 1: So I think that's what a lot of niggas love
Speaker 1: to see what fact be showing.
Speaker 2: He show that he came from some some type of trenches,
Speaker 2: like everybody got trenches, but you could tell that whatever
Speaker 2: he had going on, he came from the trenches and
Speaker 2: he go back. Yeah, similar to what we're going to
Speaker 2: what niggas is going through a niggas seeing every day. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I think that's one of the young niggas that do
Speaker 2: it this generation. I don't know a lot.
Speaker 1: I don't be paying attention, but I see his ship.
Speaker 1: Mm hmmm.
Speaker 3: What you think of documentary about your life will be like, uh.
Speaker 1: Like get rid eminem trapped. They can trap it down
Speaker 1: that ship.
Speaker 3: Up there, Okay, that up Okay, you already got an emotion.
Speaker 2: No I don't, but I'm telling you, if I ever
Speaker 2: got that camera on, speak it that ship, that ship there,
Speaker 2: that lifestyle movie will be there.
Speaker 3: A lot of highlights.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, like my ship really the real deal thor
Speaker 2: no faking, like no pump faking.
Speaker 3: What do you think the lowest point and the highest point?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 2: Of course, my daddy died, you feel me like that?
Speaker 2: That's probably my lowest point of my whole story of
Speaker 2: my life. Yeah, because he died so young and he
Speaker 2: didn't really get the chance to live. And you know,
Speaker 2: me being one years old.
Speaker 1: Seeing the footage and seeing shit like, damn, I see
Speaker 1: the niggas.
Speaker 2: I see niggas still here from twenty some years ago,
Speaker 2: Like my dad had been dead that long, so I
Speaker 2: still see the same niggas in the same predicament.
Speaker 1: That's I feel like that's the lowest.
Speaker 3: For sure, for sure, at the lowest point in the highest.
Speaker 2: Oh man, shit as of right now, like literally just
Speaker 2: moving around going. I can say, I'm being at every
Speaker 2: state and they know my last name, my rap name,
Speaker 2: really my damn name, you know what I'm saying. So
Speaker 2: when they say trap Dickee, my family really feel that shit,
Speaker 2: that's my last name, Dickie.
Speaker 1: My daddy name was Travis Dickie. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: So I feel like that's the highest point that my
Speaker 2: family really get the the the fruits are label for
Speaker 2: this shit with somebody like they say they name, they
Speaker 2: say Dickie. The first thing they say, well do you
Speaker 2: know trap Dickie?
Speaker 1: They like, hell yeah.
Speaker 2: So I feel like that's the best thing I get
Speaker 2: out of my people be smiling like her, that's the
Speaker 2: best thing.
Speaker 1: How you.
Speaker 2: How you just dodge the bullshit, like just the bullshit
Speaker 2: to come with the industry, come with the streets, come
Speaker 2: with no past, friends, past family.
Speaker 1: How you dodge it? So I got kids, man, I'll
Speaker 1: be really focusing on them.
Speaker 2: But I don't even be worrying about the bullshit, Like
Speaker 2: I feel like, if it ain't beneficial to me, I
Speaker 2: ain't even with that shit because I feel like everybody
Speaker 2: don't be on what I what we've been on, or
Speaker 2: what I've been on before for real, for real, So
Speaker 2: I don't try to acknowledge nothing like if it ain't
Speaker 2: if it ain't worth the time, or me leaving my kids.
Speaker 1: I know, shit, I put my clothes on. They gotta
Speaker 1: be serious. I'm trying to be at the house no clothes, chilling,
Speaker 1: watching kids getting money. Shit, I ain't really worrying about
Speaker 1: the other.
Speaker 3: Shit, what's the place you want to go to that
Speaker 3: you ain't hit yet.
Speaker 1: I never thought about get a passport. I really feel
Speaker 1: like I gotta do some ship like that.
Speaker 3: You ain't got it yet, get that passport on the
Speaker 3: port I knew Nigga team got.
Speaker 1: So I just feel like I gotta go out the
Speaker 1: country at least one time.
Speaker 4: The same way how like Carolina is to everybody else.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna tell you, you get that passport, that's how
Speaker 4: Canada gonna be. Word tell you you're gonna be like.
Speaker 2: I'm pretty sure people being here coming like, oh yeah,
Speaker 2: I'll be seeing from Africa and all that stuff.
Speaker 1: One of a car wives actually from my neighbor Wie,
Speaker 1: you know how.
Speaker 2: So it was like we've definitely been seeing I've been
Speaker 2: seeing like Africans and all that coming on my stuff.
Speaker 2: I always wanted to do something like that when I
Speaker 2: when I always seen a kon I always wanted to, like, damn,
Speaker 2: when this nigga really going back over here? That coming
Speaker 2: back over here as a kid, like he really going
Speaker 2: over there coming.
Speaker 1: Back to the US. You feel like you're living in
Speaker 1: your dream. I'm living.
Speaker 2: I'm living somebody else's dream. For sure that for my
Speaker 2: little brother dream, I ain't come up beating on the
Speaker 2: desk or nothing on.
Speaker 1: I fuck with that.
Speaker 2: Like for Riffer, I ain't come up beating on the desk.
Speaker 2: I came, like I said, I came in a strict business.
Speaker 2: I seen that was able to get some money out
Speaker 2: of this ship. And that's what I felt like if
Speaker 2: I could tell my story and get some money, and
Speaker 2: I ain't got a lie about this ship, I can
Speaker 2: really tell my story and get some money, they gonna.
Speaker 1: Pay me for this ship, damn right.
Speaker 2: Living in your purpose though, Oh yeah, definitely definitely my purpose. Well,
Speaker 2: I ain't gonna say my dream. I ain't never just
Speaker 2: like I fuck with that dream to be this ship.
Speaker 1: No real ship, I already know it. That's a great hell. No,
Speaker 1: I can't say I'm living in my dream. Yeah for sure.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I dreamed to be in a position to feel
Speaker 2: how I feel. But I ain't dreamed to be in
Speaker 2: this position. Yeah, like you always want to be somebody,
Speaker 2: yeah and be there how I feel that, Like he's cool, chilling, whatever,
Speaker 2: you know what I'm saying. Really semi retired, I really
Speaker 2: don't do ship dude, just come sit down, Like I
Speaker 2: don't do ship.
Speaker 1: I always want to feel like this, so I can't,
Speaker 1: like you said, I can't say this is my dream
Speaker 1: to be with a mic in my favorite It is
Speaker 1: what it.
Speaker 2: Is, what it is, That's how it is, though, like
Speaker 2: going from where we come from, just proud to say
Speaker 2: we made it definitely then we're supposed to still could
Speaker 2: take care of our family how we used to, how
Speaker 2: we're still doing it now.
Speaker 1: Fact, that's the best feeling you do you ever get,
Speaker 1: Like side I people who dream this was like just
Speaker 1: all right, I get shot out all the time, be
Speaker 1: sid I just chilling. Yeah, but tell you know how
Speaker 1: people are kind of like, damn, how you making And
Speaker 1: this wasn't even his dream.
Speaker 2: Definitely definitely though, like definitely happened a lot though for real,
Speaker 2: for real. But I try to motivate them still though.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Like actually today, like the double Xcel, it's like four
Speaker 2: of us from Carolina, and I've seen the debates of
Speaker 2: people saying where they feel like traps would make it.
Speaker 2: I feel like this Caroline is making I posted all
Speaker 2: ass like you know what I'm saying, Go vote for
Speaker 2: us until about go vote for us I ain't really
Speaker 2: on that debating who feel like they should win it.
Speaker 1: That ain't me.
Speaker 2: I'm in that ship for one thing, and one thing
Speaker 2: only to take care of my people. So I feel
Speaker 2: like a lot of people get lost in it. So
Speaker 2: I try to always try to stir them back the
Speaker 2: right way. I won't be having time for that negative
Speaker 2: shita get caught up in like that social media hype
Speaker 2: or trying and please.
Speaker 1: Yeah, my kids can get caught up in it. I
Speaker 1: know it's easy for grown ups to get caught up
Speaker 1: in it. Well I try to. I try to stay
Speaker 1: out that ship.
Speaker 4: Man.
Speaker 2: I try to start all the negative ship on the Internet. Like,
Speaker 2: I don't got no problem with voicing my opinion in it.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: It's just just my opinion. But I try to staut
Speaker 2: of everybody. Give me everybody line life. It ain't buy
Speaker 2: no music. I don't care for it, you know what
Speaker 2: I'm saying. Internet?
Speaker 3: How you stay grounded?
Speaker 1: Dawn road rats? You think I mind if I got some.
Speaker 3: Kids, Oh yeah, keep it grounded.
Speaker 1: I got nine all the way down, nine, sell sell
Speaker 1: five three.
Speaker 3: It wasn't the bone though, man.
Speaker 2: That's what I do, though, bro, I rip around with them.
Speaker 2: But I feel like I I did everything I wanted
Speaker 2: to but goals. So it's like I had to sit
Speaker 2: new goals. My goal always used to be there, I
Speaker 2: gotta live past seventeen. Got lived past eighteen, and when
Speaker 2: I did, it was like Ship got to write some
Speaker 2: new damn goals. Gotta set some new goals. By then,
Speaker 2: that my first child. At twenty, I was already lost there.
Speaker 1: About there. What's the new goals? Oh?
Speaker 2: Ship man? I got be able to live how I
Speaker 2: want to. You know what I'm saying. I gotta have
Speaker 2: five acres three acres. You fee what I'm saying. I
Speaker 2: set goals like that. Now you feel make sure my
Speaker 2: mama got this of that because it's bigger than me. Now.
Speaker 2: It used to be actually just worry about me making it,
Speaker 2: making it, making it. Then I realized, like it, even
Speaker 2: if I die, she ain't gonna hurt me. You know
Speaker 2: what I'm saying. I'm dead, I ain't got no feelings.
Speaker 2: You die, you hurt the people around you and ship.
Speaker 2: So I was so focused on making it to a
Speaker 2: certain age and not knowing like Nigga could be here
Speaker 2: for a long time. Make sure all this ship is straight.
Speaker 2: Everybody else around you straight, So you live how you
Speaker 2: want to. When you get to a certain age.
Speaker 3: That's all right.
Speaker 4: Where you think that wisdom come from, bro, Because I'm
Speaker 4: just getting to really rap with you. We don't wrap forward.
Speaker 4: You got more wisdom than most people your age. And
Speaker 4: Ship I used to get my ass.
Speaker 3: They beat it into you.
Speaker 1: My grandma beat that ship just like you. You you
Speaker 1: brag on a good ship.
Speaker 2: I used to remember running home like bragging, Grandma, I
Speaker 2: did this, I did this. She'll be all right.
Speaker 1: You ain't watching them damn dishes though it was like
Speaker 1: they always they never good. Ain't then like their grandma
Speaker 1: mad with them. Motherfucker beat you. I'm trying to damn
Speaker 1: their keys. You know not to do this no more.
Speaker 3: So it was like ship.
Speaker 1: She always told me, though you feel, don't.
Speaker 2: You don't supposed to get congratulated everything you did right,
Speaker 2: like you're supposed to do right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm gonna tell you when you do wrong. That
Speaker 1: always stuck me, Like.
Speaker 2: Now, you'ren't supposed to get no pet on your back
Speaker 2: every time you do right. It's what you're supposed to do.
Speaker 2: You're supposed to do right.
Speaker 1: Your ad do wrong. For to get on your ad.
Speaker 3: You spake your kids.
Speaker 2: I scare them like I don't. I don't try to
Speaker 2: beat them too much. I try to get them that
Speaker 2: yeah you know yeah, then I tell you sister. Once
Speaker 2: they cried what it is you figure play though? Yeah
Speaker 2: at the nine like let them twin boy, you probably
Speaker 2: you gotta put my hands.
Speaker 1: You know. They don't get it my boys. I try
Speaker 1: to go ahead of them, straight off, automatically. For some reason,
Speaker 1: my kids they don't really do that. They don't open
Speaker 1: up to talk to me. They straight military when they
Speaker 1: get around me, get around their mamas in they trapped Dickie.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: They trapped Dicky around their mamas and ship be straight
Speaker 2: straight with me though they don't really they don't be
Speaker 2: on it, so I can't. I can't be mad. I
Speaker 2: get the respect, but I see when they be with them,
Speaker 2: they music video rapping and all get them to do
Speaker 2: none of that.
Speaker 1: Me.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think, like, I don't know, man, this is
Speaker 3: kind of extreme.
Speaker 4: I mean, well, we know obviously child of bad bad,
Speaker 4: child abuse is messed up, but I still feel like
Speaker 4: you shouldn't tell people what to do and how to
Speaker 4: raise their kids like you down there, can't really.
Speaker 3: Put your hands on your kids. It's crazy.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 3: You see people just getting the ass beating public at
Speaker 3: the grocery store.
Speaker 1: That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: Like back then, you pushing the buggy, Let you run
Speaker 2: over that grandma here with that damn budget, like you
Speaker 2: might get beat at the grocery store. Lay and let
Speaker 2: you lay. That was like people really the police that, Yeah,
Speaker 2: get your ad whoop for crying, forgetting the ad whooping like.
Speaker 1: You want some.
Speaker 3: Shn't hurt one when they make you go get the switch.
Speaker 3: God damn get a switch.
Speaker 1: You know what killed me?
Speaker 2: Doing this is gonna hurt you more than it hurts.
Speaker 2: I ain't know how that feels until I tried to
Speaker 2: whoop the child. It's gonna hurt me more than I'm tired.
Speaker 1: This hell trying to whop this child. Use all the
Speaker 1: energy like that what I seen?
Speaker 2: What that meant though, Like, okay, that what she meant
Speaker 2: when she should say that, it's gonna hurt me more
Speaker 2: than hurt you, because you're about to kill yourself trying
Speaker 2: to kill me.
Speaker 1: You tired his head? Yeah, yeah, that it was going on.
Speaker 1: But the discipline is a motherfucker though everybody, and then
Speaker 1: they want you not with your kids ass so they
Speaker 1: can whoop them later. They nigga grow up and be
Speaker 1: a fuck niggas so we can like them up.
Speaker 2: We give them twenty Yep, it's for real, for real,
Speaker 2: that's our look at it. They don't even back in
Speaker 2: the day they used to paddle you at school. Yep,
Speaker 2: you used to get a paddling.
Speaker 1: For the principal. But they I think all that over with.
Speaker 1: I don't think no discipline. I think our generation did
Speaker 1: that though.
Speaker 2: They don't touch my kids only, Buddy, it's us we
Speaker 2: got so much as whippings that we ain't want nobody
Speaker 2: to touch our kids. They don't be believing when I
Speaker 2: say that ship though, Bro, I be telling them. I
Speaker 2: feel like I tell my people that, like for the
Speaker 2: mamas and all, I feel like they trauma. They just
Speaker 2: be like, fucking they went through so much as a kid,
Speaker 2: they don't be wanting their child to go through it back.
Speaker 1: But I'll be trying to get.
Speaker 2: If you don't feel like you were fucked up individual,
Speaker 2: why you feel like you shouldn't apply the.
Speaker 1: Same thing that your parents applied to your child. If
Speaker 1: you feel like your life came out. Okay, I why
Speaker 1: you ain't hurt more than for real though I hate
Speaker 1: with somebody tell me it be like why you why
Speaker 1: you don't let him do this or do that? Like
Speaker 1: ship my grandma ain't let me? Yeah, like you can't
Speaker 1: raise him? Life out to hear. I can't raise my child.
Speaker 1: How my grandma raised me, I still got my mores
Speaker 1: and and you asking me for some help.
Speaker 2: That means whatever she did had me to grow up
Speaker 2: to be able to be somebody. Yeah, you asking me
Speaker 2: for help, but telling me I can't raise my child.
Speaker 2: My grandma raised memn you might as well raise raise
Speaker 2: You might need my help. You feel me your child
Speaker 2: might come up to be something like I was sh
Speaker 2: because that I all come from you now, training come
Speaker 2: from come from the beginning. You gotta get trained somewhere.
Speaker 2: They always tell you're gonna listen to somebody.
Speaker 3: You feel me.
Speaker 2: I've seen nigga like feel sorry for you getting to
Speaker 2: add with the nigga. I have seen other people get
Speaker 2: added with me and I cry like this is I
Speaker 2: don't see them type of ad with me?
Speaker 1: Like Bro, I'm crying for you, bro. You dead Like bro, Grandma.
Speaker 2: Beat your head for forty five minutes straight. Take a
Speaker 2: whole week of ain't out on your head. Mest to me,
Speaker 2: I used to get a ship.
Speaker 1: I might do then I might be tired later on
Speaker 1: when you do it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I hate those the one you did it, and
Speaker 2: I still gotta get a beat like you out here
Speaker 2: doing something you ain't got no business, and I gotta
Speaker 2: beat because I.
Speaker 1: Watched you do it. Oh yes, sir, all that coming
Speaker 1: to Oh boy, that that what really got you.
Speaker 2: Feel me, I got a beating because you out here,
Speaker 2: you're watching wrestling and you're doing a little ship, and
Speaker 2: I gotta beat with you.
Speaker 1: I got the same thing you got, So that really
Speaker 1: what got me right for show though, damn sucked up.
Speaker 1: Everything sucked up. You can't dis your kids can't nothing,
Speaker 1: But then when they get in there, it's the parent fault.
Speaker 4: What do you do?
Speaker 1: That what I'm thinking about now, Like, what do you do?
Speaker 1: I'm telling you.
Speaker 2: Because if you can't whoop your kids ass, but then
Speaker 2: when they go get in some ship, it's like a
Speaker 2: bad parent.
Speaker 1: And we weren't talking to one way.
Speaker 2: We weren't talking to sit our kid down and have
Speaker 2: a conversation and let him speak to therapist and man
Speaker 2: beat beat it out on whatever it is. He eats
Speaker 2: no right for wrong after the first ass whooping yep,
Speaker 2: not even knowing he might got a damn thinking problem.
Speaker 1: He might can't get right for real.
Speaker 3: Some people need them ass whooping, some people don't.
Speaker 4: Some people do. That's what I'm saying. You you kind
Speaker 4: of know your kid and what they need. You know
Speaker 4: what I'm saying, Like you just said, like your boy,
Speaker 4: the boys might need it, the girls might not need it.
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: I can't.
Speaker 3: That's tough, right, Yes, I just don't feel what the
Speaker 3: mama can.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I can't pop you look at I can't you
Speaker 1: look girl.
Speaker 2: That's why I say the voice. Once you get there
Speaker 2: and I see the tears, I feel like I accomplished. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I feel like I accomplished, Like I was raised by
Speaker 2: the same person that raised my daddy.
Speaker 1: So it can go either way. I know he got
Speaker 1: the beatn too, You feel me? So wh're gonna shoot
Speaker 1: the documentary for the Carolina Who's gonna do it?
Speaker 2: I don't know, man, I might have to tell baby.
Speaker 2: You know, baby be shooting some ship now. People don't
Speaker 2: know that, man really be in his bag with that camera. Yeah,
Speaker 2: a lot of people don't know that. Oh yeah, yeah yeah,
Speaker 2: be directing the video like a motherfucker. I think that's
Speaker 2: what the world needs, like to just see a full
Speaker 2: south and north, like you say, the whole thing.
Speaker 1: Just see see the talent, see where niggas what niggas
Speaker 1: from my niggas.
Speaker 2: You know what I'm saying, Because like you said, they
Speaker 2: don't spend a lot of money anything the world with
Speaker 2: that ship, I feel like I ain't staying on no
Speaker 2: disrespect type of ship. I feel like we really done
Speaker 2: paid for that ship, like we don't pay for our
Speaker 2: TV term fat we lived and everybody back, Like literally,
Speaker 2: come when y'all shoot you'all videos, shoot.
Speaker 1: Them down, as motherfucker, we ain't gonna do nothing.
Speaker 2: Just like we paid you the entertainers, We're gonna pay
Speaker 2: the police to make sure nothing happen to you, Like
Speaker 2: we ain't on the bullshit unless the bullshit come back,
Speaker 2: Like we ain't know you ain't heard about a bunch
Speaker 2: of people getting done wrong unless they're done wrong, you
Speaker 2: know what I'm saying, Like we ridly the.
Speaker 1: Love state, we show love you feel me like yeah
Speaker 1: that mother we show love. We show love.
Speaker 2: People have they live mishouse with chains and all that,
Speaker 2: but we show love, like really show love. I feel
Speaker 2: like we paid how we'd at least get some TV
Speaker 2: time show show this ship, how this ship look, Show.
Speaker 1: How we came. We we paid you really all tins,
Speaker 1: my nigga niggas paying all tins. So you know where
Speaker 1: it's come from.
Speaker 2: This ain't coming from Wells Fargo, you know, like, get
Speaker 2: them screet niggas, they props it came out, you feel me,
Speaker 2: get them screet niggas.
Speaker 1: They probably you.
Speaker 2: Weren't the ones that can help do it though, Well
Speaker 2: definitely you know what I'm saying, because you coming from
Speaker 2: that and it's believable and it's one dated. Back and
Speaker 2: check the fact, check the car facts. Yeah, so niggas
Speaker 2: gotta push.
Speaker 1: That ship out. I think people fuck with it. The documentary,
Speaker 1: real documentary about this. All the popping town down, man,
Speaker 1: I can't think of it's a lot of them, both cities. Bro'
Speaker 1: been through.
Speaker 2: That, mom Oh definitely as a child, I have seen
Speaker 2: see you and Trump as a child. Yeah, that's what
Speaker 2: I'm seeing.
Speaker 1: I have seen big big like we come down and
Speaker 1: dun't take Carolina, we had like we be down there.
Speaker 1: We stayed in flowing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm a love nigga sixteen tank top on Looking
Speaker 2: at the sprinter van Shoom video, all that is saying
Speaker 2: Shoom video fuck with niggas had their home boy. No,
Speaker 2: in fact, it's a lot of love. We always say
Speaker 2: that though this ain't the first time on the pocket,
Speaker 2: you're gonna get some love in the Carolina no matter
Speaker 2: who he is, they're gonna fuck with song.
Speaker 1: As a kid, I remember seeing y'all boys moving down
Speaker 1: that bitch.
Speaker 2: It was it was like a crazy I don't I
Speaker 2: ain't gonna lie that you had another move y'all had
Speaker 2: a movement like the whole little duct tape like that
Speaker 2: ship was crazy, seeing like niggas from Carolina repping duct
Speaker 2: tape Like, yeah, you wonder like there, do.
Speaker 1: You know, Sosal do you know? Like you as a kid,
Speaker 1: I'm looking at these niggas walking around like damn the
Speaker 1: niggas really know these niggas.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the shirts holding on mister for sure, oh man
Speaker 2: bunching cap.
Speaker 1: That ship was crazy, y'all. Y'all definitely was showing love
Speaker 1: to us. What's nixt for you though? Oh Man? I
Speaker 1: got the I got the tape coming on the eighth.
Speaker 1: I also got takee come with Atl Jacob.
Speaker 2: Okay, yeah, I told myself coming up and moving up
Speaker 2: here like getting a feeling with the homies and ship
Speaker 2: like having fun. They Toby got want coming with a
Speaker 2: But the Atl Jacob tape is coming right after the
Speaker 2: tape on the eighth, So it's gonna be the tape
Speaker 2: on the eighth A couple of months later.
Speaker 1: Me and Atli or rock out ship like that.
Speaker 2: Got a lot of ship coming though, for real, for real,
Speaker 2: A lot of people that been asking me to jump
Speaker 2: on their tours really just having fun.
Speaker 1: Nah, they supposed to have me there this year. They
Speaker 1: did it.
Speaker 3: Yet it's coming.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's coming here. I'm blessed to even be on
Speaker 2: Big Facts. I'm hearing the Big Facts right.
Speaker 1: You just wide open for you whenever you got something going.
Speaker 1: But pull up here this ship I'm fucking with trust me, man,
Speaker 1: I'm definitely fucking.
Speaker 4: Get everybody some game and some motivation. Man from trap dickuments.
Speaker 2: Oh man, the best thing you need to hear is
Speaker 2: promote yourself. Promote yourself. I don't care if you feel
Speaker 2: like you can spit farther than the next man. Promote
Speaker 2: yourself whatever you feel like you can do. Promote yourself.
Speaker 2: Show the world that it ain't no product. If you
Speaker 2: ain't showing you got the best thing smoking. But if
Speaker 2: you ain't showing you got it, nobody gonna know you
Speaker 2: got it. Fact, So promote yourself. Please promote yourself in
Speaker 2: any type of form.
Speaker 4: They like them artists that will be kind of like
Speaker 4: trying not to promote themselves too much. I mean sometimes
Speaker 4: it worked for them, you know, the people having one
Speaker 4: post on their page and they don't really be already
Speaker 4: get the money. Now, I'm not talking about them, I'm
Speaker 4: talking about somebody. Somebody trying to be like an idiot.
Speaker 4: That's an idiot.
Speaker 1: How we're gonna find out who you are?
Speaker 3: You're just trying to be right, bougie.
Speaker 1: That don't work.
Speaker 3: I don't want this on my page.
Speaker 2: But you got a lot of niggas that do it
Speaker 2: thinking they can already jumped to what this wrapper? Who
Speaker 2: got following one person?
Speaker 1: Yeah, you can't do that.
Speaker 3: Follow everybody. You better follow everybody that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you gotta get in your bag, you get your
Speaker 2: you gotta get your relationships.
Speaker 4: Really got that trap Dickie. Salute to you man. We
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Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying.
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