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Speaker 2: Chilling? Listen, It's like it made it less authentic with
Speaker 2: that lit. But but man, I be feeling all kinds
Speaker 2: of ways, man, for real, for real, you asked me,
Speaker 2: You asked me how I felt? Did I want to
Speaker 2: tell you own? Then all camera, I got one for
Speaker 2: your own and.
Speaker 1: Give me that one. Get get the world at one,
Speaker 1: get a world at one? How you really feeling?
Speaker 2: Bro?
Speaker 1: Where your mental at?
Speaker 2: Man? I ain't gonna lie. Boy, you know it's crazy, boy,
Speaker 2: it's crazy. I guard word because last night something so
Speaker 2: small happened. But you know, small stuff. It might be
Speaker 2: smaller you, but it's big to me. I got three
Speaker 2: four hundred thousand dollars and you took you, we did
Speaker 2: something together, and all you owe me is sound hundred
Speaker 2: and fifty dollars and you playing. But this nigga might
Speaker 2: be like love brod, I ain't not with sound hundred
Speaker 2: and fifty dollars you got. This ain't about that. It's
Speaker 2: the principal. I know you feel me so with me
Speaker 2: saying that is just to say this last night, I
Speaker 2: just was thinking, bro like way, like I really like
Speaker 2: real life hit me last night? What you mean life
Speaker 2: hit me last night?
Speaker 1: Wait?
Speaker 2: Why I lay it down on the bed and noticed
Speaker 2: down I'm really all I got, man, I really peaked
Speaker 2: that lack White Bank. I swear to god, I went
Speaker 2: and awaited to come on your show, his show, they
Speaker 2: show or none of that to tell no lie my nigga,
Speaker 2: like I'm there last night a couple hours ago when
Speaker 2: it was nighttime.
Speaker 1: You say, you say life hits you like, let you
Speaker 1: know that you are you got basically it.
Speaker 2: I'm in a couple of times I felt like real
Speaker 2: life hit me so right, but I ain't really hit me.
Speaker 2: Even in the darkers and most treacherous moments, life still
Speaker 2: ain't hit me because I still with you know you
Speaker 2: could be taking back to mind listen walking downstairs, all right,
Speaker 2: Me and him Stil were walking downstairs. The first thing
Speaker 2: I said about you bang. The first thing I said
Speaker 2: is boy Bank used to be I got a cousin.
Speaker 2: He legit he don't move that type way. That's what
Speaker 2: he said. He grabbed me and said, why that gotta
Speaker 2: be what you say about the man that just hit me?
Speaker 2: Just not That's how I know life hitting me because
Speaker 2: certain stuff that weren't crossing my ears and getting me immedia.
Speaker 1: Is coming different. You're receiving it different.
Speaker 2: For sure. I'm like, damn boy, I could have been
Speaker 2: like boy bit but change his life bank, Yeah it's
Speaker 2: in his own lane. But instead what came from me
Speaker 2: was his boy bank used to be a gangster. And
Speaker 2: that's where a nigga fuck up in life. My nigga, like,
Speaker 2: even when people do change don't matter when you with
Speaker 2: your folks, and I'm with my folks. If we quase
Speaker 2: squadzi and brutal this and that, and that's what it
Speaker 2: is and or whatever like that, that's what it is.
Speaker 2: Other than that, to the public eye, if we look
Speaker 2: like save and sanctified, people start treating me that way,
Speaker 2: because that's what I'm showing you.
Speaker 1: You gearing me.
Speaker 2: But my real life just hit me last night, Like
Speaker 2: I notice, I noticed, like and a girl helped me.
Speaker 2: Notice this. I just noticed mine. I'm on my own
Speaker 2: for real, for real.
Speaker 1: I didn't make you feel though, Like the question back
Speaker 1: to the question like where you're mentally, how you feeling
Speaker 1: like for real, with all the shit you got going on,
Speaker 1: all the shit you've been through, how you.
Speaker 2: Feel by mine? I ain't trying to sound too extra gangster.
Speaker 2: I'm not a nigga, ain't no no lame shit, none
Speaker 2: of that. To answer your question, I just got to say, like,
Speaker 2: this don't matter how somebody feel about it. Bro, I
Speaker 2: feel like, but I feel like Dawn, this rapper right
Speaker 2: here could come out so right from San Diego or
Speaker 2: whatever like that wrap about all this gangster shit and
Speaker 2: all that. Y'all ain't never seen this shit though, but
Speaker 2: y'all buying into it with me. On the other hand,
Speaker 2: boy nigga, got boy nigga that I've been with multiple
Speaker 2: people dying, not because it's just no one situation, because
Speaker 2: of multiple situation. Waish just with this person, this person,
Speaker 2: this person, and this person. You feel me and it's
Speaker 2: going both ways pain ponging with you feel me tight
Speaker 2: shit too, man, Bro. I feel like, damn y'all seeing
Speaker 2: all this shit these niggas talking about y'all seeing I'm
Speaker 2: really you feel me a nigga really damn it. I
Speaker 2: don't really see what Ever, since I went fed, I
Speaker 2: be scared to say certain stuff. But you feel me.
Speaker 2: I ain't necessarily talking about me. I'm gonna just say
Speaker 2: that me. You feel me. But bro, y'all see a
Speaker 2: nigga really going through and doing all this gangster shit
Speaker 2: that y'all niggas is glorifying other niggas for like y'all
Speaker 2: not even.
Speaker 1: Seeing this shit, but they really glorifying people for as
Speaker 1: they fuck with their talent. Which one is it? You
Speaker 1: got like a lot of people getting that shit mixed up,
Speaker 1: Like these people don't given that if you live or die,
Speaker 1: they gonna go to the next They're gonna listen to
Speaker 1: the next artist. That's just what it is. Just like, yeah,
Speaker 1: it don't matter, It don't matter. It's like at the
Speaker 1: end of the day, you could you could be doing
Speaker 1: all this real ship and turn around to do some
Speaker 1: whole ship tomorrow. So people ain't gonna ain't gonna just
Speaker 1: be stuck on no one person. That's just how it goes,
Speaker 1: you know what I'm saying, Cause they don't seen niggas
Speaker 1: do all this real ship in turnsucker, So it's like
Speaker 1: I'm just in people just enjoy you for the moment.
Speaker 1: These days, there ain't no lords in this ship, especially
Speaker 1: not from from from customer to goddamn to from selling
Speaker 1: to Bayer.
Speaker 2: Ain't no lord, Damn boy. I needed to hear that.
Speaker 1: That's the truth. Though. Let take it back though, like
Speaker 1: growing up growing up down here in Savannah projects, Like,
Speaker 1: how was that for you? Man? See?
Speaker 2: I kind of grew a different from from from other people.
Speaker 2: You know, my daddy was in chain Gain. You know
Speaker 2: what I mean. I'm you from Georgia, we from I
Speaker 2: could talk to you like a Georgia nigga. Whether the
Speaker 2: lingo you feel me boxes and changing man dukes is
Speaker 2: wildin you feel me like bet bro, I ain't gonna lie.
Speaker 2: I feel like I got blessed with becoming a rapper
Speaker 2: because man, God has seen like all my life, I
Speaker 2: ain't never had nothing, and he's seen me really put
Speaker 2: some time in right. He's seen me do something and
Speaker 2: he gave me what I wanted. And now I feel
Speaker 2: like he felt like what he gave me, I took
Speaker 2: it for granted. That's how I feel like. I just
Speaker 2: talking to one of my partners the other day here Leo.
Speaker 2: You feel me. I'm an ares but it's just something
Speaker 2: about Leo's with me, like they it's like they rock
Speaker 2: different just from what I see. So a lot of stuff.
Speaker 2: He spit everything. He's spitish church and I just talking
Speaker 2: to him and I was like, boy, bet Bro, I'm like, boy,
Speaker 2: I'm old enough. I'm twenty five now, I said, boy,
Speaker 2: but I'm old enough to notice. Boy, this ship might
Speaker 2: sound fucked up. This ship might sound fucked up that
Speaker 2: you fuck this interview. When you leave, you might think
Speaker 2: about what I'm about to say. I said, Boy, I
Speaker 2: know m on my last strike with God.
Speaker 1: It's cool. You know it.
Speaker 2: You can feel it, Nigga, I know him on my last.
Speaker 1: You feel like he really ain't even trying to let
Speaker 1: me through this last strike.
Speaker 2: He yeah, I said, boy, be versus overweight? Why it's overweight?
Speaker 2: It's overweight, it's overweg.
Speaker 1: How much do you feel like your environment played a
Speaker 1: part in like your decision making.
Speaker 2: Mine? Bro, I'm gonna keep it real, mind, because I've
Speaker 2: been going through that my whole life. That's that's that's
Speaker 2: that's one of the realist questions anybody who ever, ever
Speaker 2: ever did an interview on me in Life of a
Speaker 2: asks me, boy, I noticed some even me, there's some
Speaker 2: nigga shit some shit. Boy, don't boy, everybody got they
Speaker 2: on choices, So man, we was put here with free wills.
Speaker 2: So man, I can't even what I really want to
Speaker 2: answer it with it. I can't really say that, because man,
Speaker 2: I'm finally getting some understanding about a lot of stuff.
Speaker 2: And I noticed, man, you your boy, life is what
Speaker 2: you make it. While you got NFL players got four
Speaker 2: five hundred million dollar contracts, living way better than rapper. Everybody,
Speaker 2: even me, and they mama was on dough. They daddy
Speaker 2: was in jail. This Michael Lord, he's slept in cards on.
Speaker 2: Some Caucasian folks came and got him from what from
Speaker 2: the movie. I don't know how really it really is,
Speaker 2: but from what we've seen, Michael lows some white people
Speaker 2: adopting him out the slums and he became somebody so
Speaker 2: broad And I can't even necessarily say that. The trenches
Speaker 2: and what was going on and the people that been
Speaker 2: around me affecting me on decision making.
Speaker 1: Do you think do you think it's easier to be
Speaker 1: influenced with a young mind and broke and all that.
Speaker 1: Do you think it's easily being easier to be influent?
Speaker 1: Thank god, that's the same thing as environment. That's what
Speaker 1: I'm saying.
Speaker 2: That's the same nigga could get one of these little
Speaker 2: young niggas around here to spend something for two bands?
Speaker 2: What you mean when he when you young? Yes, boy, yeah,
Speaker 2: well when you younger, you man niggas. Don't be man
Speaker 2: niggas be making decisions for ship that don't even hold morals,
Speaker 2: like spend for two bands? Two bands? Look, boy, that's
Speaker 2: a boom what that lawyer? Forty fifty? Yeah? You spending
Speaker 2: for two bands when I was that age. No, that's
Speaker 2: something I would have did. Boy, brusay, give me not
Speaker 2: saying I ain't never did nothing that like that you
Speaker 2: saying mine said?
Speaker 1: You just saying with your mindset?
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah boy like but still though you making the decision.
Speaker 2: Somebody came to you with an offering, you made the
Speaker 2: decision on this, so at the end of the day,
Speaker 2: you still had your own decision. You can't blame boy.
Speaker 2: Listen by my mama in jail, so right, I just
Speaker 2: told her everything is on you, so right, you can't
Speaker 2: blame nobody else. So listen that situation right there with
Speaker 2: the young nigga that's spending for two bands. Yeah you're
Speaker 2: young or whatever like that, but you still made the decision.
Speaker 2: Bro brother, five six, seven years ago, I could have
Speaker 2: signed the fucking three sixty. I could have signed the
Speaker 2: sixty have twenty deal, sixty my way five twenty days. Yeah,
Speaker 2: so right, ain't nobody beat me up putting a gun
Speaker 2: in my head that made me sign the paper. If
Speaker 2: we go to court and I became this multi platinum
Speaker 2: diamond selling all this, when we go to court the label,
Speaker 2: what them folks gonna say, you signed the deal, you
Speaker 2: made the decision so bright at the end of the day,
Speaker 2: I feel like everything is on you.
Speaker 1: So you feel like, Noah that that's that's real right there.
Speaker 1: So you're basically saying, I feel be a coumber for you. Yeah,
Speaker 1: be a comber for your decisions, no matter what ages
Speaker 1: you have been.
Speaker 2: Listen right now, I got a conspiracy charge you you
Speaker 2: you you know we can't really you know what's going on,
Speaker 2: but boy listen, boy Bank, I know you know what
Speaker 2: going on. I'm a young nigga, but a nigga been
Speaker 2: watching since I've been growing up. I know what's going
Speaker 2: on out here? Older niggas done coach the niggas all
Speaker 2: this shit by all me, y'all tight shit from and
Speaker 2: not just the ad this city, that city that everybody
Speaker 2: know the real top dogs you see me. Everybody know
Speaker 2: the ones who real big homies. Not no big homie
Speaker 2: who's telling the little nigga go put this blue flag
Speaker 2: on and when he get locked up, you ain't sending
Speaker 2: him shit. I'm talking about the real big homies. A
Speaker 2: nigga been coached on, y'all. So I know what you.
Speaker 2: I know certain shit. I ain't gotta explain all the
Speaker 2: way out people period to you, at least conspiracy. It's
Speaker 2: crazy because I just told my partner last night. He like,
Speaker 2: I'm like lok bro, me and your brother he a twin.
Speaker 2: Matter of fact, it's my big brother. I'm like big
Speaker 2: brother here twins, right, and they gnaw to y'all. I said,
Speaker 2: bit by life so fucked up nowadays, and these federal
Speaker 2: charges so fucked up nowadays. My nigga, I'm like, boy,
Speaker 2: me and your twin could go be like we got
Speaker 2: to Robert Bain. I just say, it's me the twins,
Speaker 2: and you bank me and the twins about the Robert
Speaker 2: Bank You ain't got nothing to do with you and
Speaker 2: you not going but you know them folks coming to
Speaker 2: get you too. Conspiracy. You knew he was doing it.
Speaker 2: You should have told us, bet Bro, that's what type
Speaker 2: ship I really got going on right now. But I'm
Speaker 2: taking the blame because it was.
Speaker 1: But how big? How how big are you on? Like
Speaker 1: self incrimination? You know what I'm saying? Like, no matter
Speaker 1: what if they putting you in there, they can go
Speaker 1: to your page and add up to that nigga that
Speaker 1: we're saying you here, what about that party?
Speaker 2: My son? But you gotta you why damn boy? You
Speaker 2: just fucked me up.
Speaker 1: Boy.
Speaker 2: You just let me know, like it's gonna be way
Speaker 2: harder to beef for the DA if I can't bef
Speaker 2: with you. Boy, you just hit me with one. That
Speaker 2: was one right they boy, guess what I ain't really
Speaker 2: got no answer, But guess what I want to. I
Speaker 2: ain't got no answer, but I got a lesson that
Speaker 2: the smart might learn from too. Answer to boy, Listen, boy,
Speaker 2: if you ain't really living by that image, don't paint
Speaker 2: it like that, because when they take your picture that
Speaker 2: you painting and put it in court and that jewelry,
Speaker 2: look at it. That's how you look.
Speaker 1: That's you.
Speaker 2: That's if you won't, that's your head though. Boy, man,
Speaker 2: come on, you've been in my shoes before. You've been
Speaker 2: twenty five. Boy, I pray to God boy like that
Speaker 2: I get to your age like boy, and had done
Speaker 2: wag with you wag.
Speaker 1: Well, I'm gonna keep it real. Though it was different.
Speaker 1: It was different than what the young nigg is doing now,
Speaker 1: you know what I'm saying. Like it's a different time, bro. Like,
Speaker 1: but how y'all all right, how y all niggas Like
Speaker 1: I'll tell my son, Like, by the time they twenty
Speaker 1: twenty five, they done lost six, eight nine close partners,
Speaker 1: Like when you start losing our pot. Until we got
Speaker 1: of age, niggas dying of heart attacks and shit like that.
Speaker 1: We might've lost one or two niggas, but y'all be
Speaker 1: losing so many partners. And and it's like in this
Speaker 1: day and time, these young niggas killing themselves and shit
Speaker 1: like I think this internet shit just it's a different time, bro.
Speaker 1: So I can't you know what I'm saying. I can't
Speaker 1: say if I was twenty five in this era, how
Speaker 1: I would have been growing up like a two thousand
Speaker 1: baby of ninety nine.
Speaker 2: It's crazy, and I know you probably thought of all
Speaker 2: this before. But when I said, I know, your mind
Speaker 2: gonna lock in on it. Bro. The dope boys from
Speaker 2: my generation, they ain't got shit but money in the rental,
Speaker 2: the dope boys from your generation for them boys when
Speaker 2: they bought houses, when the fans came and got damn, no, folks,
Speaker 2: is haul you hauling off multiple cars and houses? Not no,
Speaker 2: look I'm talking about no joy. Yeah you folks is
Speaker 2: in boocke. Yeah that right. They should show you the
Speaker 2: difference between this shit. It's a wide gap between us
Speaker 2: and y'all. And I be honest, and guess what I
Speaker 2: say this about myself, my nigga, because so I learned something.
Speaker 2: Boy Like, I've been sober for ten months. I've been
Speaker 2: doing drugs, drugs all my life. I've been sober for
Speaker 2: ten months due to this fair shit. But I love
Speaker 2: being sober, not because I know this. Being sober and
Speaker 2: helped me understood a lot. I probably peeped and seeing
Speaker 2: a lot, but I never had a real understanding when
Speaker 2: I was peeping to seeing till nothing. So now I
Speaker 2: know sometimes you gotta put yourself if you want somebody
Speaker 2: to learn something and to learn not to do something,
Speaker 2: put your If you're not in they if they feel like,
Speaker 2: you know, not in their shoes, you gotta show them
Speaker 2: you and yours and the bro back. Then your partner
Speaker 2: go to jail. Y'all went fucking they bitch, no cud
Speaker 2: it was.
Speaker 1: It was just it was morals, y'all.
Speaker 2: Partner to die. Y'all was really splitting that bread. But
Speaker 2: shoes shoes, shoes to the sun and the daughter shoes
Speaker 2: for the son and daughter. Y'all was on that man bit.
Speaker 2: Bro man, even me, sometimes I feel like I'm slacking
Speaker 2: and lacking, you know. But at the same time, nobody
Speaker 2: never know what been going on and what happened and
Speaker 2: what my name I got called on and how somebody
Speaker 2: felt about me. For me to feel I feel like
Speaker 2: I'm gonna just sit back and chill. Man. When I
Speaker 2: do do something, I'm gonna do it and keep it pushing.
Speaker 2: This shain't ain't about to be no everyday thing though,
Speaker 2: because the nigga ain't ain't nobody parents like to be
Speaker 2: throwing me under the bus type ship. Ain't nobody bitch
Speaker 2: cousin brother, homeboy, none of that. If you feel some
Speaker 2: type of way about me, come tell me. Don't throw
Speaker 2: shots and had the whole world thinking it something. Then
Speaker 2: when I get on your line, you act like it
Speaker 2: ain't like that. You feel me, But y'all had way
Speaker 2: more loyalty than us. The other day, somebody asks me, man,
Speaker 2: how loyal you is? And it fucked me up. Guess
Speaker 2: what I told him? I said, bet, Bro, I'd be
Speaker 2: around a lot of niggas. I said, I know I
Speaker 2: ain't got loyalty for a lot of niggas. Some I
Speaker 2: probably got loyalty to a certain extent. I said this,
Speaker 2: I said nowadays, so in this generation, I can't speak
Speaker 2: to your generation. In this generation, guess how young niggas
Speaker 2: need to start basing their loyalty. If they won't fuck
Speaker 2: a nigga bitch that be around them, you loyer in him.
Speaker 2: That's how it is not theirs. If you feel like
Speaker 2: you a fuck a nigga that be around you, bitch,
Speaker 2: you ain't loyal in him, and cause you need to
Speaker 2: go ahead and get him from around you.
Speaker 1: Even if the nigga be like Bro, I don't care
Speaker 1: about that bitch, Bro, I don't stick my dick behind
Speaker 1: another nigga. You know how niggas be. Brother, I don't
Speaker 1: care about that, bitch, bro, Yes you do. Fact you've
Speaker 1: been fucking row. You care about it. You just don't
Speaker 1: want to seem like you a nigga that you know
Speaker 1: what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: Damn that niga again, that's the truth you say, especially
Speaker 2: if he was sucking a raw Man bank.
Speaker 1: Ever, No I do, I do what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: If I was to be whatever whatever, whatever.
Speaker 1: I do now.
Speaker 2: But niggamer being nineteen, I'm talking about, Oh, we gotta
Speaker 2: show in Seattle. Hey, I'm gonna stay. You know how
Speaker 2: nigga stay and the niggas tripping raw Dog in the
Speaker 2: mos like on some tripping ship, like nigga just blessed
Speaker 2: that nothing ever went on. But you know, I got
Speaker 2: upper age and I was like, why now? But you
Speaker 2: know what's fucked up about that? I wasn't never scared
Speaker 2: by no STV I when I started wearing rubbers. It
Speaker 2: never been by an STD or another that it been
Speaker 2: about me. He going on child support with my baby
Speaker 2: mama and me noticing boy fuck that hell, noah, boy,
Speaker 2: Any folks whet from take disease. Both moms. Serious, boy,
Speaker 2: what both m guess what? Both depending on both arm
Speaker 2: for life? Yeah, well one of them for almost life
Speaker 2: with college added on to it. That's almost life because
Speaker 2: by the time she's twenty one, brother, you you about
Speaker 2: fifty five, you don't even want to do nothing no more.
Speaker 2: You drained like boy by the time you feel relief,
Speaker 2: you not been paying forty five hundred month child support
Speaker 2: and getting that, especially if you got a little girl,
Speaker 2: Oh my god, it's gonna be a little boy and
Speaker 2: nigga be like man, brother, hey, chant this, I'm gonna
Speaker 2: do it. I got you yo, Come do this, Come
Speaker 2: break this yard. Oh first mistake you make it is overweight.
Speaker 2: Oh so this what you did and you ain't it's
Speaker 2: overweight for that love girl different.
Speaker 1: What age would you when you first start getting in
Speaker 1: trouble with the last shit.
Speaker 2: About ten eleven? My first time going to the juvenile
Speaker 2: is like elemn years old.
Speaker 1: Did you keep getting in trouble because you felt like
Speaker 1: juvene I ain't really that bad, I'm popping out, No,
Speaker 1: I went popping in what I'm saying whenever, like you know,
Speaker 1: when you keep getting popping in juvenile like you knew
Speaker 1: you weren't scared of basically, you know how niggas go
Speaker 1: to jail.
Speaker 2: My first time going to juvenile.
Speaker 1: I was scared, I know, but once you got out,
Speaker 1: it was like, I ain't gonna lie.
Speaker 2: Once I got out of everybody else looked like rookies
Speaker 2: to me. What you mean once I went to juvenile
Speaker 2: one time. See listen, I was scared when I first juvenile,
Speaker 2: went to juvenile. But one thing that I had instilled,
Speaker 2: and I always tell people this, boy, I thank god
Speaker 2: that he gave me at least one thing. I always
Speaker 2: say this, bro, I thank god he gave me one
Speaker 2: thing that could carry me on through the rest of
Speaker 2: my life. What was that? Boy? He gave me solidness.
Speaker 2: It all been times I was scared and I'm still like,
Speaker 2: well shit, No, like boy, it ain't been times I
Speaker 2: felt like he I'm glad. It's kind of I'm glad
Speaker 2: he gave me the issues. Like, hey, if I feel
Speaker 2: tru bro, listen this how if you really feel tried,
Speaker 2: it's gonna hit you in your heart. Real niggas who
Speaker 2: really don't go for nothing, but somebody do something that
Speaker 2: you donna go far. You feel it all in hell
Speaker 2: if you ain't feeling it all in there, brother, you
Speaker 2: ain't own what I'm on. Even if you gonna stand
Speaker 2: up for yourself, you ain't gonna go to the screen
Speaker 2: about this shit when it comes down to it.
Speaker 1: But do you think words is trying a nigga? Do
Speaker 1: y'all think words trying?
Speaker 2: I guess what, I'm twenty five years old, and I
Speaker 2: know when I was nineteen eighteen, shit hell yo? Or
Speaker 2: if you said a certain thing to me, I felt
Speaker 2: like it was up like and guess what, I you
Speaker 2: know something else? I peep and I I just know
Speaker 2: you've been down this road probably all two couple more
Speaker 2: men in his room. Sometimes I just as crazy what
Speaker 2: it's crazy, how law work, it's crazy, how God word.
Speaker 2: It seemed like everything I talked about something else reverse
Speaker 2: back to me. That's not no life in the game.
Speaker 2: Look last night I just was talking to my partner.
Speaker 2: I'm like, cause you might not believe it here camera, man,
Speaker 2: I'm like, cause I don't think you should do this
Speaker 2: and that because what if this and that pop off?
Speaker 2: I ain't saying you no bitch, but boy, sometimes oh
Speaker 2: I apologize sometimes shit get gangster, cause I not fake
Speaker 2: being against in my life for up, for real, And
Speaker 2: I grew up and faking like I'm a gainster, knowing
Speaker 2: I'm I don't even know nothing about being a gangster.
Speaker 2: But I'm walking around like I'm just something nothing. I'm
Speaker 2: acting like this and that, knowing I ain't know none
Speaker 2: of that. And and I came to a point of
Speaker 2: my life where I'm like, boy, it's trying to be gangst.
Speaker 1: You feel like you could talk that manifest that?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Why did I manifest all the bullshit that happened
Speaker 2: in my life? Boy? I believe in if I would
Speaker 2: a tomb boy, and if you don't, well you a
Speaker 2: fool boy?
Speaker 1: Like, Bro, what made you want to join the game?
Speaker 2: Man? If this is bad, then I would have told
Speaker 2: you because I ain't nobody, That's what I'd have told
Speaker 2: you bad. Then that's a lot of If I could
Speaker 2: be all the way honest with you, Man, I don't
Speaker 2: know what mean and I ain't krypt no more. And
Speaker 2: I tell that to any crypt How.
Speaker 1: You get out? How did you get out? How you
Speaker 1: just get out?
Speaker 2: Like cause it's just mind listen mine ain't my father
Speaker 2: like that? Ain't how you get out? Bro? Bro, Listen,
Speaker 2: you know how I feel I feel like this mine
Speaker 2: and it's gonna be people all over the world. I know,
Speaker 2: got real love for a nigga, the love that real.
Speaker 2: You are still loving nigga after this. But mind, bro,
Speaker 2: like I just told you in the beginning, if just
Speaker 2: say I was game man right now and that was
Speaker 2: a big homie me and I got the mind that
Speaker 2: I got right now sitting in front of you, not
Speaker 2: the mind from them now. But if I went and
Speaker 2: got little homies, they wouldn't be struggling. If they went
Speaker 2: to jail, they'll know I had them. If they needed
Speaker 2: a lawyer. All five just got to put five of
Speaker 2: them down. All five of them have a lawyer if
Speaker 2: they want to chain, you know how them phones being
Speaker 2: chain game nigga. I had a partner call me and
Speaker 2: tell me the phone was eight thousand. I'm like, God,
Speaker 2: damn cause, boy, listen, I know I holds feel now
Speaker 2: you get out and go back again.
Speaker 1: I'm not rocking with you, you know.
Speaker 2: But eight the nigga, all of them have phones. It
Speaker 2: wouldn't be no such thing as missing comments are if
Speaker 2: somebody coming then I hold them down so much, you
Speaker 2: know this, Georgia, like all these rappers around here. Something
Speaker 2: I never forget is all us rappers at the end
Speaker 2: of the day, all of us got partners in prison.
Speaker 2: So if bank right now, me and you get into it,
Speaker 2: it's somebody in person love you because you from Georgia,
Speaker 2: and it's somebody in prison love me. That shit could
Speaker 2: cost some whole other shit. And they and me and
Speaker 2: you in the machine. And I'm in the matching out here,
Speaker 2: and we ain't he ain't much running into each other.
Speaker 2: And even if we do, it's gonna go down between
Speaker 2: both of us. It's already going down with them and
Speaker 2: tail Fell. It's already going down with them and Jackson
Speaker 2: and Ship and that wheeler and making State. So I
Speaker 2: be trying to keep Ship kind of come and shit
Speaker 2: like that, my nigga, But I got homies all in
Speaker 2: jail right now, be calling me and shit like that,
Speaker 2: like man, bro oh this niggah cuz saying he gonna
Speaker 2: he sh shit couse cod fuck with me this on
Speaker 2: this card, cause I got you culd a bay Cat
Speaker 2: shot man, real quick dough dough. That why they call
Speaker 2: me boy, Cause boy, I mean I'm making right now,
Speaker 2: but I'm making state. Boy's going down at this ship. Boy.
Speaker 2: Listen boy, cause boy, they just came and shut the
Speaker 2: ship down. I ain't got no nice no more boy,
Speaker 2: And he took my phone. I'm buying time right now, boy,
Speaker 2: because it's such and such and such and such and
Speaker 2: such and such, say they were gonna send me this thing.
Speaker 2: Ain't nothing came through though the camera. Man right here,
Speaker 2: ace a ace you a sentence, You a sentence fifteen
Speaker 2: hundred of my partner for me in my line cauz,
Speaker 2: cause boy, I'm man Smith. It's going down right now,
Speaker 2: such and such and such and such and such and
Speaker 2: such saying they gonna send it to me, but they didn't.
Speaker 2: Can you send this to mecuz I got you, cliar Hey, silks,
Speaker 2: fuck with me. Can you send it to the money
Speaker 2: right here, the money right here, cash out this for me, please.
Speaker 2: That's what taught me. I'm like man, when I was younger,
Speaker 2: y'all had they had me, it was this cool real
Speaker 2: every time I come around the corner, neck bud, Yeah,
Speaker 2: what's going on? This is going on? Oh, big homie,
Speaker 2: corner a dope yet such and such such and such
Speaker 2: go ride on, pop, that's a blood down here. But
Speaker 2: my little partners around there, no disrespect of nothing. Why
Speaker 2: don't podcast see if you see a blood nigga all
Speaker 2: boy jumping and recorded all right, I got you cuz
Speaker 2: I'm feeling like I'm ranked up. Man, I'm a dummy mine.
Speaker 2: That's what it is.
Speaker 1: Too much in that See, I think you would have
Speaker 1: ever saw that without being did you get it? Did
Speaker 1: you get out before you got if.
Speaker 2: I ain't made it and rapping, I probably being chain
Speaker 2: gain't level five with one of your partners right now.
Speaker 2: My whole face filled with tax with crypt that across
Speaker 2: the face with one of your love partners right now
Speaker 2: pouring ship out for suits. I'm telling you that's what
Speaker 2: I be guarantee boy, guaranteed.
Speaker 1: Anything else when I got big fat so basically saying
Speaker 1: you walked away from it because you ain't see like
Speaker 1: like the unity of the family, like man, we banging together.
Speaker 1: We should have made it. Uh, take care of Jim.
Speaker 2: We was on a conversation of your day and my day.
Speaker 2: This is all I walked away from it. I noticed
Speaker 2: this way your day no more, This ain't two thousand
Speaker 2: and one, This ain't oh three. If I get book
Speaker 2: gonna my bitch, I don't know cause you.
Speaker 1: Keep saying that now you ain't gonna never know, never
Speaker 1: know that.
Speaker 2: Now we don't know what a bitch did we dogs,
Speaker 2: we're gonna piss They gonna see us pissed. They cast
Speaker 2: they gonna take a ship, and we ain't never seen it.
Speaker 1: I don't know that.
Speaker 2: Listen, when I ain't got to the point where I
Speaker 2: don't even mad bank I was you Listen, it's life.
Speaker 2: You're gonna go through a tender stage.
Speaker 1: What you're doing here to the stage.
Speaker 2: I ain't never exploded in my tender stage. I ain't
Speaker 2: gonna tell you what I've been doing, but I ain't
Speaker 2: never tripped out. I ain't never whig. I ain't about
Speaker 2: to go pop no nigga. I ain't about to pop brother.
Speaker 2: I'm not about to pop brother by shot he because
Speaker 2: when you did, and I'm in Smith's State with one
Speaker 2: of the big, big little partners, this bitch gonna.
Speaker 1: Be hey, what made you want to be a rapper?
Speaker 2: Though not that me knowing the situation my mama was in,
Speaker 2: dealing with being the debt at the hard drugs and
Speaker 2: my daddy being in prison, me growing up in the
Speaker 2: adopted home, and the love not being like I wanted
Speaker 2: to be looking like the love that my doctor folks had.
Speaker 2: But the biological kids was way bigger, better and stronger
Speaker 2: than the ones. The one that was for me me
Speaker 2: noticing sitting on the back porch, like, boy, I don't
Speaker 2: see myself doing shit in life, cause I gotta tell
Speaker 2: the truth here. They don't want me to like big facts,
Speaker 2: this big boy, this big facts, this big you know,
Speaker 2: I ain't gonna be shipping life. But this bro, you
Speaker 2: know I got the one man. Man I saw the
Speaker 2: god boy would lie if I'm lying. I wish death
Speaker 2: for my little girl boy, and all nothing on this
Speaker 2: earth but my daughter. So you know I ain't lying.
Speaker 2: I sat on the back porch one day, put my
Speaker 2: hands together and I say, God, please, I ain't saying
Speaker 2: it like this, but Lord Jesus Christ, boy who died
Speaker 2: on across five sins. This is what I said back then.
Speaker 2: I'm like, Lord is Christ who died on across five sins. Man,
Speaker 2: I don't see myself being nobody here doing nothing in
Speaker 2: life but rapping. Can you please let me make it?
Speaker 2: And rapping that's simple. That that's simple. When it happened, No.
Speaker 1: Cow, when you knew you had some folks, though, when
Speaker 1: you knew.
Speaker 2: It took years for me. This one, I knew I
Speaker 2: had no votes when I got dawn, I went up
Speaker 2: the road. I went to sunk to y DC in
Speaker 2: America's Georgia. So right, man, it's some of your niggas
Speaker 2: in the A know about me. It's some of your
Speaker 2: niggas all over Georgia know about me. If you go
Speaker 2: around and find them, they'll tell you I was Yeah, boy,
Speaker 2: the nigga they was them Nigga used to call me
Speaker 2: hyena up the road like but that nigga hyena, like
Speaker 2: that nigga crazy like niggas to this when I started
Speaker 2: feeling like I was sort of kind of retarded like nigga,
Speaker 2: I mean juvenile, I got badass kids telling me I
Speaker 2: ain't right in the head, and look where we at together.
Speaker 2: But this one, I really knew I was something when
Speaker 2: I was up the road, and I told you this
Speaker 2: the other day. He used to work at the Juvenile.
Speaker 2: I used to be writing and making songs. And somebody
Speaker 2: might comfort you, smin. Why do you see a villageville
Speaker 2: while you see a song come to the white you
Speaker 2: see I and they be singing the song got no
Speaker 2: ful fact I made here, and I'm like, Dad, the
Speaker 2: fuck this nigga know this? And I might be sitting
Speaker 2: there song like who made that song? Me? And your
Speaker 2: ship's overwhe tripping nigga that ship be like, That's how
Speaker 2: I kind of knew I would have been somebody man,
Speaker 2: because the nigga or the road. We used to say
Speaker 2: God camp, like Niggatta left partner from glock name block
Speaker 2: pistol man. He in chain game right now, you're from
Speaker 2: making Georgia so right that nigga used had that swifting
Speaker 2: ship on lock like that nigga was ducking and stepping
Speaker 2: like you swing on that nigga you bet on ducking
Speaker 2: and stepped you two times like he behind you. Now
Speaker 2: I don't working chain. Ain't now it working, juvenile. I'm
Speaker 2: gonna say that because I don't want no young nigga
Speaker 2: out there. You know that. I don't don't boy. Hey,
Speaker 2: y'all step in the ducking stuff doing that ship. If
Speaker 2: that's the life you choosing and you going down that road,
Speaker 2: ain't gonna work when you get on that big flow.
Speaker 2: It might work in a little little flow, but not
Speaker 2: that big flow. They used to be like he got
Speaker 2: camp with ducking. He got camp with with fighting, He
Speaker 2: got count with stepping. Niggas used to be like little
Speaker 2: little Takwan from Savannah. He got count with rapping. Yeah
Speaker 2: that's how I knew.
Speaker 1: Like saying like you got to count lock down with
Speaker 1: the rapping. He got count lock down with you, okay.
Speaker 2: Show, I'm like, yeah, boy, how did That's how I
Speaker 2: know I had him?
Speaker 1: So you started like basically popping up like twenty seventeen.
Speaker 1: Then when you really stop, people start seeing you outsided.
Speaker 2: I ain't gonna lie. That was one of my biggest
Speaker 2: scruggles in my life. I just was going through it
Speaker 2: by everything. You know how it be like, no disrespect
Speaker 2: to the women in the room, no disrespect to no
Speaker 2: women across the world. I ain't even about to say
Speaker 2: nothing crazy though. I'm just about to say that boy,
Speaker 2: a nigga turning seventeen and a girl turning seventeen is
Speaker 2: totally two different things. What you mean, mine, we got
Speaker 2: way more pride than them. They might have pride, y'all,
Speaker 2: women might have pride with people, but y'all have four
Speaker 2: five different homegirls who y'all ain't got no pride with
Speaker 2: y'all to be like I just fuck this nigga last
Speaker 2: I just did this girl in my period on this
Speaker 2: nigga burned me. Y'all got that type pride between each other.
Speaker 2: Niggas ain't nigga's pride so big it come, you know,
Speaker 2: beck it come down to the point where you might
Speaker 2: sit up there and be every nigga got multiple secrets.
Speaker 2: He kept hisself. I doubt we got multiple shit that's
Speaker 2: going to the grade with us. Y'all ain't got women.
Speaker 2: Ain't got multiple shit that's going to the grade with us.
Speaker 2: And if they do, it's going to the grade grade.
Speaker 2: We wouldn't even see a sign of them knowing all
Speaker 2: of us knowing that. So right seventeen life goal to
Speaker 2: here and for rid that's when you start noticing things.
Speaker 2: It's like you be blinded. It's like man growing up
Speaker 2: thirteen fourteen fifteen, it's kind of like you blind. At
Speaker 2: least that side was me. It's like you blind, like, oh,
Speaker 2: this nigga just got shot right here. You're so blinded.
Speaker 2: All you know is he got shot. You don't know
Speaker 2: nothing or nothing like that. You might not even care.
Speaker 2: All you might do care to it. No, listen, I'm
Speaker 2: about to get to that. Listen, you don't even know
Speaker 2: what's going on. All you heard is this nigga got shot.
Speaker 2: Now you're scared, you young, you're scared sleeping the room
Speaker 2: by yourself because somebody just got shot down the street. Mama,
Speaker 2: you got shot. Daddy 'all can't sleep in my room.
Speaker 2: To sleep here with y'all. It might hurt something, It
Speaker 2: might hit you like that. Times so right, and I'm
Speaker 2: just speaking on the seventeen year old. I'm stay on
Speaker 2: the topic, but I'm giving the example versus nine by
Speaker 2: such such as got shot down boy, that's fucked up boy.
Speaker 2: Once you got cuts and shit, you immediately thinking about
Speaker 2: how to stop something like that happening to you are
Speaker 2: your circle. It's like you don't even give a fuck
Speaker 2: out of even niggas. No more girls. Don't nigga be
Speaker 2: forty five for that little boy just got killed. That
Speaker 2: sad We like, fucked that nigga, not fucking But it's
Speaker 2: right you you were not like God bless whoever whoever.
Speaker 2: But it's like, I ain't got shit to do with us,
Speaker 2: but Santee and I realized the real struggle because I
Speaker 2: had to deal with a lot of that type shit
Speaker 2: on my own bro.
Speaker 1: How did it feel for baby to reach out to
Speaker 1: you and get on this song like two thousands.
Speaker 2: I ain't gonna say baby reached out. I ain't gonna
Speaker 2: say it was more of a like man me and
Speaker 2: his people saw the kind of nigga named Seaboll. I
Speaker 2: fucked with Sea Bull. But you know, do the mess situation,
Speaker 2: it'd be some people like I got real loved ones
Speaker 2: in the rock game. I know, fuck with me and
Speaker 2: love me, and I be like, man, guess what I
Speaker 2: can handle my business if it come down to it.
Speaker 2: I know what I'm gonna do. I know how tonna
Speaker 2: go like if it yeah yeah, yeah. So I really
Speaker 2: don't need to put this and that person in that because, boy,
Speaker 2: if it comes down in the chains getting put on
Speaker 2: our arms, I know I can hit the yard with
Speaker 2: clean paperwork. Everybody ain'tybody hit the yard with clean paperwork.
Speaker 2: Everybody might not even hit the yard. They ushing they
Speaker 2: ushing the interrogation room for what even But this might
Speaker 2: be a whole three years to this case even caught
Speaker 2: and you already sing it, you know. And me so
Speaker 2: I try to keep away from a lot of people
Speaker 2: with me saying that I c boy I love you
Speaker 2: like a fuck. I know what it is between us,
Speaker 2: even though I ain't no, we ain't talking to nothing.
Speaker 2: I rather it be like that because if you win it,
Speaker 2: and if and if me being a part, if you
Speaker 2: gonna fuck some ship up for you, I'd rather sit
Speaker 2: right here. Why would I want you to lose?
Speaker 1: So so so you're saying basically that a lot of people,
Speaker 1: a lot of people pulled away from you right how
Speaker 1: they feel?
Speaker 2: Nigga? Remember yesterday I was saying, Damn, I realized I'm
Speaker 2: really on my own. I noticed that ship. Not just
Speaker 2: the industry, it's just with multiple things. I come on
Speaker 2: that bank your street, nigga. Now even if you pass that, nigga,
Speaker 2: they can't you. Nigga move you the Calabasians right now,
Speaker 2: Nigga that don't take Zone six out you white in fact,
Speaker 2: down't start the fact that when I go on thirty
Speaker 2: eighth and harden see or whatever, niggas ain't gonna be like, no,
Speaker 2: what ug and what's up? Down't take the respect we
Speaker 2: don't gain rightether we did some gangster shit or not.
Speaker 2: Respect is respect, nigga. I'll be telling my little cousins, boy,
Speaker 2: respect is due to a shit zoo A damn mini dog.
Speaker 2: Don't matter what happened, all right, Listen, I feel like man,
Speaker 2: last night I noticed I'm like, boy, A lot of
Speaker 2: niggas a lot of people respect a nigga, especially downhill,
Speaker 2: especially when they know about this and that, especially when
Speaker 2: you got and they know bless you. So the respect
Speaker 2: don't leave or nothing like that, but it comes in.
Speaker 2: I came out to a point where the gangster the
Speaker 2: ship that done got dead on me far as like
Speaker 2: the shots that done got fired against me and the
Speaker 2: shots that done got fired from this side against them.
Speaker 2: It's like I'm fucked up on both sides because people
Speaker 2: are like, damn this nigga everything on some gangster ship. Boy,
Speaker 2: I just don't want to be around. So yeah, I
Speaker 2: respect that ship, boy, but listen, I'm gonna keep it
Speaker 2: all the way around. When these table turned, boy, respect that.
Speaker 2: I don't fuck with your eyes no more. That's what
Speaker 2: you got. It ain't about me respecting it. Is you
Speaker 2: gonna respect it one hundred percent when it go down.
Speaker 2: Is you gonna respect it enough to say, well, I
Speaker 2: wasn't like what like it is? You like? Like we
Speaker 2: said in the beginning of this conversation you, is you
Speaker 2: gonna hold yourself accountable for not really being here? I
Speaker 2: caught some third time and off this ship all this.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna tell you what's the time amount and all that.
Speaker 2: I ain't gonna really do that on hire because the
Speaker 2: people that's gonna be watching this, I want to pop
Speaker 2: up on him.
Speaker 1: I don't want to.
Speaker 2: I don't want to pop up on you.
Speaker 1: What what part do you think you played in pushing
Speaker 1: people away though you personally.
Speaker 2: Being on them? Drugs, leaning, you know how that lean
Speaker 2: go that leave me loan, all that type ship? You
Speaker 2: know that ship make you angry?
Speaker 1: Is Hemah for sure, I made you angry. I'm talking
Speaker 1: about the next day you fucked up. You gotta drink
Speaker 1: it just so you can kind of not be so angry.
Speaker 1: You gotta keep drinking like you wake up and don't
Speaker 1: drink on the next day. Yeah, you're gonna be blown
Speaker 1: the whole day. But when you own it, the vibe
Speaker 1: that have you on the sleeping tide irritated, Yeah, that's
Speaker 1: what it is.
Speaker 2: You irritated. You and nigga might be like like a
Speaker 2: nigga might be helping you, like you know, we somebody
Speaker 2: so we gonna always have a loved one who love us.
Speaker 2: They not do boys or nothing, like they just love
Speaker 2: us or nothing. Thank you drinking that note, you're done
Speaker 2: all right? Sure they not play the role. I'm gonna
Speaker 2: get that out your weight. They might be coming to
Speaker 2: do that. And you're like you on that leader, You're like, man,
Speaker 2: what you're doing? Man?
Speaker 1: This water?
Speaker 2: You a nigga that ran people love like he snow this.
Speaker 2: Listen to my camera, man listen him. Yeah, they security whatever,
Speaker 2: but these my people from real for real, Like, fuck
Speaker 2: that security ship. I know they're busting. We got open
Speaker 2: what these my people, nigga like I go to sleep
Speaker 2: around them? I will.
Speaker 1: Boy this.
Speaker 2: I holler at you in a minute. And you know, boy, listen,
Speaker 2: I don't know how other people take this ship, but boy,
Speaker 2: going sleep around somebody is something serious. I don't know
Speaker 2: how serious people look at that, but boy, that like
Speaker 2: being on an open door in jail. Boy, this ain't
Speaker 2: no two man right here. We're on an open door. Boy,
Speaker 2: I gotta know what's going on for me to just
Speaker 2: fall a sleep. I fall asleep round now. But I
Speaker 2: ran on some people off on that joint. So I'm
Speaker 2: a part of that ship too. Now do some of
Speaker 2: these niggas.
Speaker 1: Fuck with you? Like off camera, off, offline off like
Speaker 1: I fuck with you. They showing the love, but they
Speaker 1: don't now want people to show that they show ain't love.
Speaker 2: Rappers, Yeah, come on, you, you know what's going on.
Speaker 2: You're from the You from a city of Vanessa's. You
Speaker 2: from a city of manipulators, like, yeah, we're gonna do
Speaker 2: what we gotta do to get to the top type shit. Man,
Speaker 2: you know how the be oh little corn door boy? No, no, boy,
Speaker 2: you know what's crazy. I just tell somebody this the
Speaker 2: other day. Man, boy, man, you ain't you you? I
Speaker 2: know you never heard me. I don't know if you
Speaker 2: watch me or not, but I know you. You see everything,
Speaker 2: and certain shit go violent enough that everybody just see it.
Speaker 2: And if you ain't seen it, she's seen it, or
Speaker 2: he's seen it, or he's seen it. Your cousin's seeing it.
Speaker 1: You never heard me.
Speaker 2: Get on the internet and be like, boy, I know
Speaker 2: I rapped better than ninety five percent of these niggas.
Speaker 2: I know how to do. I ain't even gonna lie.
Speaker 1: Old like, ain't never said that's your first time saying.
Speaker 2: My first time ever like, bro, like, Bro, I know
Speaker 2: I do. Man. First of all, these niggas be having
Speaker 2: fifteen people in the studio with them, and they don't
Speaker 2: even be in the studio. They be at what's called
Speaker 2: in La when they be making the cookies for you
Speaker 2: what the studio called?
Speaker 1: Which one?
Speaker 2: The one? When they be making the cookies.
Speaker 1: Oh right now, Holland, you know what I'm saying about
Speaker 1: the cookies?
Speaker 2: Good? Yeah, on Holland, All right, they be really outside,
Speaker 2: I mean, big man, I'm the rapper. Now we outside chilling.
Speaker 2: They right here hooping, they right smoking the joint. Man
Speaker 2: right here, we chopping it up about these flugs out here,
Speaker 2: and how we about to finesse them the fort the
Speaker 2: homeboys on that ain't really happen, but that's what's going on.
Speaker 2: So right, hold on, bank, let me walk in the studio.
Speaker 2: It's fifteen rights in. You got something, you got something yet,
Speaker 2: you ain't wrote nothing down yet. I'm gonna come back
Speaker 2: in when y'all got some. Man, these niggas getting that
Speaker 2: shit written, bro, And it's not I'll just say you
Speaker 2: think I'm wrong with that shit? No, not a this
Speaker 2: ship about to bring a honey in. But it's the
Speaker 2: difference between being and this ship for the money and
Speaker 2: this ship be in your heart trying to get some
Speaker 2: money with it. This ship my heart, boy, bank boy,
Speaker 2: everybody can stop fucking with me to dead tomorrow, one
Speaker 2: tight world, boy. The shots could come out of the
Speaker 2: water and say fuck you. The angels could come down
Speaker 2: and say, I'm no longer shining on you. I'm an
Speaker 2: steal rode me.
Speaker 1: Do you feel like let me ask you a question
Speaker 1: like ten You say ten months old? So you're seeing
Speaker 1: things a lot clear, right, man?
Speaker 2: I have seen things clear enough never to do a
Speaker 2: drug again.
Speaker 1: Okay, So you're saying ship clear, what you fuck with
Speaker 1: you do? I saying if you were sending back on
Speaker 1: top of the game and little Kwando Rundo your name
Speaker 1: something else, the Kwondo Rundo and all that hot ship
Speaker 1: he got going on, what you fucked with you?
Speaker 2: I'm gonna answer that. But let me ask you something
Speaker 2: real quick for this question. You you want you You
Speaker 2: ask her for a smart question. You asked her for
Speaker 2: a a lifespan, living life longer, ask elevant and more
Speaker 2: course answer or your man, hell now went fuck with me? Nigga?
Speaker 2: If I was on top of the game, I don't
Speaker 2: care if man ships so fucked up nowadaysn't like, boy,
Speaker 2: we this podcast your day. In my day, this ship
Speaker 2: might be from ninety five to ninety four to twenty four.
Speaker 2: Back in the day, I would have been up today
Speaker 2: because it was too many real niggas to beat the
Speaker 2: real like, hey, we fucking with him? He just yell.
Speaker 2: But in today's time, no, I went and fuck with me.
Speaker 2: It don't matter if I knew, Like now, look, brother,
Speaker 2: I'm really ain't wrong. That's what's going on.
Speaker 1: Come on that Dan.
Speaker 2: You know certain people know when they right or wrong.
Speaker 2: Keep that poker things.
Speaker 1: No, no, no, I'm trying to see what you're saying.
Speaker 1: Go ahead, go ahead, what you're saying, you're na nah,
Speaker 1: real shit what you're saying. No, I'm trying to see
Speaker 1: what you're saying.
Speaker 2: Like, bru bruh, bruh. Bro Listen, you're talking about should
Speaker 2: have been on top of the game so right and
Speaker 2: me everything that happened, I happened. I'm talking every last thing.
Speaker 2: Ain't got a step and I'm looking down little buck
Speaker 2: cuk Rap. I ain't gonna lie. I ain't about to
Speaker 2: fuck with him though, boy, because I'm on top of
Speaker 2: the game. Ain't no shots getting fired, ain't no policeisen
Speaker 2: fuck the state, Nigga. I had the fans on me.
Speaker 2: I'm glad listen to fans, had twenty four thousand phone
Speaker 2: calls on me. Boy boy, Nigga. Once I found out
Speaker 2: all this, boy, I just want to god by, cried
Speaker 2: Nigga and dropped to my knees like I'm glad. I
Speaker 2: ain't blit some shit. I'm glad this ain't happened. Why
Speaker 2: be fucked up right now? Whoever else that's on top
Speaker 2: of the game, they would have been sitting back smiling
Speaker 2: right now like this. Nigga played hisself. Mother Nature got
Speaker 2: him sometimes. Mother sometimes you ain't gotta Sometimes you don't
Speaker 2: have to do shit to people. Some fucking all these
Speaker 2: niggas yelling about get back out and yelled at before
Speaker 2: fuck get back. Sometimes Mother Nature gonna come back. Boy.
Speaker 2: If you standing in this grass in the tree box
Speaker 2: and growing the roots, grab you and drag your glass under.
Speaker 2: I ain't did nothing. I ain't gotta go to jail
Speaker 2: for that end. I ain't gotta deal with God whoever.
Speaker 2: Somebody got followers?
Speaker 1: How you how you get to that? To get to
Speaker 1: that point though, still staying in the same environment, having
Speaker 1: the same type friend. How you get to that that mindset?
Speaker 2: Mind? A lot of niggasa say ship like this, but
Speaker 2: they don't be meaning it and they don't be seeing it.
Speaker 2: Mine too much blood spelling too much?
Speaker 1: You think the l a sense uh situation changed you?
Speaker 1: Ship happened in l a.
Speaker 2: Hell. Y'all, Hey, y'all, that ship changed me. Boy, that's
Speaker 2: ship and changed me. And that shit changed me enough
Speaker 2: to tell myself how I agree to go to hell
Speaker 2: if I gotta do this and that and it's gonna
Speaker 2: send me to hell? All height cool, I'm cool with
Speaker 2: burning for eternity. That's how much that shit changed me.
Speaker 1: Did it take anything from you? Like?
Speaker 2: And it took nothing from me? Gaze something to me?
Speaker 1: Though, Okay, you know what it gave to me.
Speaker 2: I used to walk around, even in my city, Nigga
Speaker 2: always been up when it came to the scoreboard. When
Speaker 2: it came to the football, theere on my team was winning,
Speaker 2: so right, I used to walk around and say, ain't
Speaker 2: nobody did shit the US. I ain't lost no partners. Boy.
Speaker 2: From the flipp of between a coin toss. First, I
Speaker 2: was on Hisa boy been tails ever since then, ye man,
Speaker 2: but that alas ship scared me the most because and
Speaker 2: I been losing partners and all that. It scaring me
Speaker 2: the most. The situation then, you know that was my minds.
Speaker 2: I love that nigga. Look, man, you know it's serious.
Speaker 2: You now, nigga, that nigga boy Popfore I go to sleep,
Speaker 2: pop on the mirror in my bed. That's the last
Speaker 2: in my line. That's the last thing I see. That's
Speaker 2: all I think about, nigga. I ain't got so tripped
Speaker 2: out to the point where I be thinking about having
Speaker 2: a son just the name of Savaia like and I
Speaker 2: be like that. It'd be to the point where I'd
Speaker 2: be like, what am I tripping? If once you go
Speaker 2: to questioning yourself, you tripping. I'm talking about questioning yourself
Speaker 2: in your head, like am I tripping? Well? You tripping?
Speaker 1: Did it all to your music? Or like the music
Speaker 1: you make? Did it all to your music?
Speaker 2: Mine? Not music? Shit, man, Nothing can also my music.
Speaker 2: Nothing could suck me up with music because anything.
Speaker 1: That happens I'm saying about the ship you talk about, it'd.
Speaker 2: Be at times I'd be rapping and I'd be like Damn,
Speaker 2: I put pop in every song, but shit, I look
Speaker 2: at it like I'm rapping for my form, my partner.
Speaker 2: I just recently noticed something. You want me to tell
Speaker 2: you what La did to me? I just seen you
Speaker 2: lost the partner, So right, nigga, you know how I
Speaker 2: know that really hurt you. I've seen you driving what is.
Speaker 1: Called let my man, my man, you see listen. I'm like, damn,
Speaker 1: right there, wat too here like you said every way
Speaker 1: you see here like.
Speaker 2: Yeah, nigga, we gonna you know we're gonna get you here, right,
Speaker 2: you bear me? Yeah, like you could tell. When somebody
Speaker 2: hurt by something, it ain't about them, it ain't. It
Speaker 2: ain't about the actions you make for them. It ain't
Speaker 2: about all that, right, don't get me wrong, man, don't
Speaker 2: get me wrong. It is kind of about action going on,
Speaker 2: But it ain't about the action you want. It's about
Speaker 2: the representation you got for them. It's about how you
Speaker 2: standing up for them and how you continue. It's about
Speaker 2: it's about you turning into that person basically. So I
Speaker 2: knew that that's what that did to me, That that
Speaker 2: that death, my mind dying, That fucked me up enough
Speaker 2: to start noticing it's like I can't. It's like I
Speaker 2: could see people who grieving.
Speaker 1: Did you ever go through a point where you blame
Speaker 1: yourself or did people blame you for that?
Speaker 2: Man, people blame me for it. I ain't never blame
Speaker 2: myself for that ding. You know, Like we've been talking
Speaker 2: at the beginning of this, I'm down with taking the blame.
Speaker 2: I'm even down with taking the blame for shit that
Speaker 2: ain't But something like that, I don't take to blame
Speaker 2: for that. Bro, A lot of shit don't come with
Speaker 2: a lot of shit don't be a part of the plan.
Speaker 2: It just be would come with the game. That's how
Speaker 2: I look at that shit was a game plan? Yeah,
Speaker 2: got shit come from playing the game.
Speaker 1: What's the shit you do different? Just so that you
Speaker 1: won't be in that type of situation? No more?
Speaker 2: The shit that I do different is not necessarily nothing different.
Speaker 2: It's something that been a routine since I was five
Speaker 2: six years old. I just just be frying.
Speaker 1: That's all you can do.
Speaker 2: You gotta do better and pray. Ain't nothing on earth gone.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't know how you feel about I'm Muslim, but
Speaker 2: you see, I ain't known here on no big super Islamic,
Speaker 2: because I told myself, I'm Muslim, and I'm living for
Speaker 2: the Dean and Dean and a Lah. I'm not living
Speaker 2: to get no fame off this, none of that. So
Speaker 2: I ain't really even gotta be doing all that. Man,
Speaker 2: that could be something personal?
Speaker 1: What made what made you comfortable to transition to Muslim?
Speaker 2: My people in here Muslim? All my people always this
Speaker 2: this bro this big fat podcast, I almost speak a
Speaker 2: big fact. All my people always been Muslim. Bang. Go
Speaker 2: listen to my tapes from six years ago. I've been
Speaker 2: screaming a law in shah Lah. I'm douly law right
Speaker 2: or wrong. I've been doing that. It's just I always
Speaker 2: felt like, well, I'm crooked. I can't have two hearts.
Speaker 2: I just tell my uncle, tell y'all at my line,
Speaker 2: I can't. I can't be Muslim because I'm criped. How
Speaker 2: can I have with us being from Georgia and US
Speaker 2: I don't know about other states, but you know down
Speaker 2: here in Georgia, you hit that chain game, you can't
Speaker 2: be Muslim and cryp and blood and what you in?
Speaker 2: You Muslim? All right? You Muslim? Then? Because when that
Speaker 2: war pop off in them bloods having a stand off
Speaker 2: with them Muslims and you blood and Muslims who you
Speaker 2: rocking with? And I always felt like, boy, crimp right,
Speaker 2: and you know Crypt then less deep. You know that right,
Speaker 2: And Georgia chain games. You know that Crypt is the
Speaker 2: less deep in the can. And that's something I still
Speaker 2: would have said, Yeah, I'm crupped. I know we only
Speaker 2: ate deep at this camp, but this is when I'm
Speaker 2: standing on I've been standing on this my whole life.
Speaker 2: I'm not about to hit this chain game and change
Speaker 2: because it's gonna be somebody being not coming from the
Speaker 2: county jail or somebody from out of town Florida County,
Speaker 2: Bill County or something that I mean, the juvenile with me,
Speaker 2: they gonna get here and say he used to be cripped.
Speaker 2: So I'm always staying on this ship all the way
Speaker 2: out through with wyld ill you seeing me. I always
Speaker 2: felt like you couldn't have too heard. So I never
Speaker 2: took my shaharta back then. But I didn't just wake
Speaker 2: up and just take my shaharta. Bro, like I've been
Speaker 2: thinking about Islam. Islam always been my life. I always
Speaker 2: looked at a lot is God, what you.
Speaker 1: Think, what you gazed the love and the hate in
Speaker 1: the city from your home city? Is it fifty fifty
Speaker 1: seventy thirty love? Hate? What do you think?
Speaker 2: Man holes? Love me niggas? He hat and uh you
Speaker 2: know that ship good? Yeah to say, But I say
Speaker 2: this ship ninety ten because more bitches living in niggas.
Speaker 1: Correct.
Speaker 2: That shit just real and I'm trying to be living
Speaker 2: with him.
Speaker 1: How you link with b.
Speaker 2: Instagram? But boy, I ain't a lie. Boy. If you
Speaker 2: can watch any other interview nigga, don't. If you could,
Speaker 2: if one of y'all could, you could get somebody to
Speaker 2: do it or whatever, call me, I get somebody to
Speaker 2: do it, face somebody or whatever. I go playing ship
Speaker 2: and get somebody to go look up what nobody to
Speaker 2: tell you? You know, I'm telling you one hundred percent.
Speaker 2: I don't. Never anytime somebody in the interview asks me
Speaker 2: about why be I don't, I'd be like, I don't
Speaker 2: want to talk about that.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 2: But it's different with you. I know you you came from.
Speaker 2: I don't believe you came from.
Speaker 1: I guess some sanitizer we can we can cut for
Speaker 1: a second, Okay, go ahead, come on, I'll just.
Speaker 2: Tell you they're eating Cereal.
Speaker 1: Out the box. Go ahead, what you said, I do
Speaker 1: want a little bit of that wine.
Speaker 2: No, I'm sober, y'all, but damn let the niggas drink
Speaker 2: a little bit of God.
Speaker 1: Damn ship.
Speaker 2: White can't.
Speaker 1: Because ship down.
Speaker 2: With even camera man Alright, White b was on the
Speaker 2: top of my top, like I was saying, Man, I
Speaker 2: don't really talk about top on nothing like all these
Speaker 2: internet geek freaks. They know how to tweak some ship
Speaker 2: up from me in bank and get a bunch of
Speaker 2: different clips to me saying, do talk about top and
Speaker 2: play and have it go with what I'm about to say.
Speaker 2: I'm about to talk about talk with you, because I
Speaker 2: know he'll talk about I know he'll chop it up
Speaker 2: with you, just me knowing him like Bro, like my brother,
Speaker 2: Me and brother down and think alike. I'm telling you,
Speaker 2: Me and br like Bro probably think a little worse,
Speaker 2: but we think of for real real we we think
Speaker 2: of like it should I be seeing him, dude, Like
Speaker 2: I be like, damn, that's what.
Speaker 1: Should I do?
Speaker 2: And I know it be the same with me, like
Speaker 2: we're gonna smoke them cigarettes back in the bag like me,
Speaker 2: like I it be five thirty in the morning, he
Speaker 2: might be in the studio. It's the top nigga. A
Speaker 2: nigga sleep a nigga, Like, what the hell is five thirty?
Speaker 2: And I know I do the same thing in people
Speaker 2: like I'd be like, damn brother, dude, the same thing
Speaker 2: as me, bro real one, my bang bro gave me
Speaker 2: a m like, I know what you know, money, yeah, nigga,
Speaker 2: but you know certain you know, we don't kind of
Speaker 2: sort of kind of got to the level world. That's
Speaker 2: a lot of money still, but we be wishing and
Speaker 2: hoping for more. But like just like Bootsy Boy, my
Speaker 2: partner always, my partner, Flash nigga, all the little Donald
Speaker 2: Flash forever Donald, that nigga always be like, you know
Speaker 2: why Bootsy on top level? And I'd be like, why
Speaker 2: this the leo I was telling you about? He'd be like,
Speaker 2: he still know the worth of a thousand dollars? Boy,
Speaker 2: I still know the worth of a thousand dollars. Boy, bang,
Speaker 2: I know that a thout what we were talking about
Speaker 2: in the beginning, what a young nigga do for two thousand,
Speaker 2: I'm just a thousand off from him splitting your shit,
Speaker 2: you me, boy, I know the worth of a thousand dollars, bro,
Speaker 2: like I nigga gave a nigga m on some well
Speaker 2: ship on some calling me like hey, kwandos, I'm my
Speaker 2: daughter about to give you. That's his exact words, that's all.
Speaker 2: And guess what I did? What I just did? Laugh
Speaker 2: And I'm like, what is man? Crazy as the motherfucker?
Speaker 2: I'm like, what for real? He like, for real? You
Speaker 2: know people go to talking like me. That's just this
Speaker 2: is how my family sounds. But this that Savannah sound. Really,
Speaker 2: if more artists, if more people, artists, football players, whatever,
Speaker 2: get on from Savannah, A lot of people notice I'm
Speaker 2: not the only one sound like accent and I know
Speaker 2: you know yeah they think we some like borderline New Walley.
Speaker 2: All right. I'm like, dagn what the fuck? And Nigga
Speaker 2: really made away for that ship happen. I'm like, what, boy,
Speaker 2: cousin Nigga love that?
Speaker 1: Man, You're saying you got undeniable lords to form? Why?
Speaker 2: Because remember how we was talking about earlier about a
Speaker 2: nigga dawn there do this to certain nigga bitches and
Speaker 2: this and that that be around. But I want nothing
Speaker 2: to cross that mind. He don't even you know what
Speaker 2: I noticed even down to me. Just ten thousand dollars
Speaker 2: ain't nothing to me. And certain niggas twenty thousand ain't
Speaker 2: nothing in them, certain niggas thirty. Ain't he go all
Speaker 2: the way to a hundred, you know, like Pluto future.
Speaker 2: I know he could give a hundred a nigga one
Speaker 2: hundred mans and they don't mean a damn thing to him.
Speaker 2: You hear me, all right, A nigga could give a
Speaker 2: nigga ten thousand dollars. So right, whole time, this shit
Speaker 2: ain't nothing to me. But this ship is the fucking
Speaker 2: globe to him.
Speaker 1: This is everything everything, this nigga, Like what the fuck?
Speaker 2: Yeah, he thinking so hard into it, Say you do
Speaker 2: ran now of thinking spots about the ship. He's still
Speaker 2: thinking he he got ten million ways to thank you
Speaker 2: for this and you only had a hundred ways to
Speaker 2: receive it. Yeah, I'm telling you so.
Speaker 1: Like.
Speaker 2: I'm on that type ship with him. He ain't him
Speaker 2: signing me, and all that came down to probably being
Speaker 2: nothing to him and me becoming somebody probably been nothing
Speaker 2: to him. Him giving me this and that probably been
Speaker 2: nothing to bro And why be went to road with
Speaker 2: me through all this bullshit that's going on it. Come
Speaker 2: on that bang. We niggas we black fuck not saying fuck,
Speaker 2: but the cities were from no matter the state, none
Speaker 2: of that, none of that down and were black. Yeah, bro,
Speaker 2: were black down our skin color. Bro, Why be wanting
Speaker 2: to roll with me through some of this ship that's
Speaker 2: going on? Boy?
Speaker 1: I be nothing right now. Oh he's saying him standing
Speaker 1: with you, cand of help you because.
Speaker 2: You him nigga saying like boy, your talk rocking with him?
Speaker 2: Like boy, listen, boy, I don't know what talk want
Speaker 2: me to do this boy, and he ain't doing nothing.
Speaker 2: He ain't did nothing at all him, no, no, nothing, nothing.
Speaker 2: He never did nothing around me, none of that. I
Speaker 2: don't know nothing none of that and nothing ever went on.
Speaker 2: But I'm just telling you this. I know a lot
Speaker 2: of niggas. Man. I put this on every dad homeboy
Speaker 2: I got, boy. I put this on my little homeboy
Speaker 2: fat and out of everybody that died in my life, everybody,
Speaker 2: no pops scaring me, but fact scaring me because I
Speaker 2: used to be on his as. Like love, boy, you
Speaker 2: need to do this, you need to do that. You
Speaker 2: know when you yell at somebody a lot, boy because
Speaker 2: you want them to be this, you want them to
Speaker 2: be better. I feel like I yelled at little more,
Speaker 2: you know as I used to be on Little bird Ass.
Speaker 2: I yelled at him more than I I could have
Speaker 2: been cool and calm with him, but I just wanted
Speaker 2: him to be better. So any think I gotta stamp
Speaker 2: on him is for show boy. That nigga talk on
Speaker 2: that boy, that nigga. Well, I'm telling you that man
Speaker 2: ain't nothing to fuck with. Boy. Listen what I man?
Speaker 2: You Listen. We're from Georgia and now you know we
Speaker 2: on one not bag well Frouisiana different though I don't
Speaker 2: killing nobody say they different. They different from us, They're
Speaker 2: different from us. We probably all get them the same thing.
Speaker 2: They're kind of different from much though.
Speaker 1: Yeah, how you hold on for you?
Speaker 2: How you feel about that?
Speaker 1: About what you feel like?
Speaker 2: Louisiana different?
Speaker 1: You feel like I feel like I feel like, Nah,
Speaker 1: all states are different. You know what I'm saying, i'ma
Speaker 1: I'm gonna say that because in their own way, because
Speaker 1: there will be a nigga in New Orleans. He could
Speaker 1: he could be somewhere saying the same thing about you
Speaker 1: from how you came that he ain't never seen come
Speaker 1: from his city. You know what I'm saying, nigga be
Speaker 1: like by them Georgia. Nigga difference spelling a nigga different
Speaker 1: because of how you rock.
Speaker 2: We listen, though, Georgia. We stand on principles. A nigga
Speaker 2: kill you for a principal.
Speaker 1: Down here in.
Speaker 2: Louisiana, they'll kill you for no reason.
Speaker 1: Oh nah, for sure. A lot of places though, a
Speaker 1: lot a lot of places.
Speaker 2: Even in our place. Our main reason is the principal,
Speaker 2: their main reason. There's nothing that's different different.
Speaker 1: Do you do you have any survivals remorse?
Speaker 2: Though?
Speaker 1: What's the definition of like when you feel like, damn man,
Speaker 1: how did I make it through? And he he didn't.
Speaker 1: They ain't even gotta be deaf. It could be just
Speaker 1: like making it.
Speaker 2: Out anything you asked me. This is my life, so
Speaker 2: I'm gonna already take it in how I want to
Speaker 2: take it in, put it out how I want to
Speaker 2: put it out, and having somebody take it that's how
Speaker 2: they took it.
Speaker 1: Hm. Fact.
Speaker 2: The only thing I have survival mouch about it is
Speaker 2: my fucking child. I just appreciate you, don't how that
Speaker 2: I'd be wondering if the stuff I had to do
Speaker 2: to survive and the ways I moved to survive, and
Speaker 2: it ain't I ain't ducking no nigga, bang, I'm ducking along.
Speaker 2: I feel like they on my ass for real because
Speaker 2: I feel like, like I told you, nigga, paint that
Speaker 2: picture once, they gonna get that portrait off the wall
Speaker 2: and put it in the court room. That's what you're wish.
Speaker 1: So you're saying, basically, if you go to jail or
Speaker 1: something hewn to you, you would feel more sad that
Speaker 1: your daughter got to go through the I left. I
Speaker 1: ain't leaving, So you know, I'm just saying, like, that's
Speaker 1: what survivor's remorse is, like you feel sad for a
Speaker 1: person that went through some or gotta go through something
Speaker 1: that you don't gotta go through no more. You know
Speaker 1: what I'm saying, Ain't it?
Speaker 2: Oh, that's that's what if you tell me like, ain't
Speaker 2: it ain't that right? Right?
Speaker 1: It's like it's like somebody God damn then't didn't didn't
Speaker 1: get like you said, are you still right here talking?
Speaker 1: Some people ain't able to be right here locked.
Speaker 2: Us your question. I ain't got no remorse for nobody
Speaker 2: but somebody who went through something that something to survive,
Speaker 2: and they could speak about this survival other than that. No,
Speaker 2: I ain't got that.
Speaker 1: And if you could bring if you could bring somebody back,
Speaker 1: what you bring back? If you bring one person back
Speaker 1: from the.
Speaker 2: Dead, It's crazy how allow work. I don't never answer
Speaker 2: question straight up if you peat that, because I feel
Speaker 2: like if I answer question straight up, first thing that
Speaker 2: flow out on the fly, my mouth is gonna have
Speaker 2: an automatic opinion to it. If I do it, I
Speaker 2: do it. They're gonna have to sit down and think
Speaker 2: about it, have to come up with a reason to
Speaker 2: have an opinion.
Speaker 1: Because you're giving your perspective.
Speaker 2: For showing nine times out of ten the opinion hating ship.
Speaker 2: And that's what I need them, some hating ship. If
Speaker 2: you ain't got no haters, you ain't so I need that.
Speaker 1: What if you got everybody hating them?
Speaker 2: I'm the most popular? How do so?
Speaker 1: Do it feel lonely? Sometimes? Like you said, you woke
Speaker 1: up yesterday or yesterday you realize, Bro, all I got
Speaker 1: is me?
Speaker 2: Do it?
Speaker 1: Do that feel lonely?
Speaker 2: I'm gonna ask a boat field questions if I could
Speaker 2: bring anybody bag you all you asked me if I
Speaker 2: could bring anybody back.
Speaker 1: One person.
Speaker 2: You even asked me, you ain't. Han't nothing to do
Speaker 2: with somebody that's in the grave, old rappers like that.
Speaker 2: I bring the old ship. If I could bring anybody back,
Speaker 2: it'll be me from all the situations like this dump
Speaker 2: ship in and I could have came back to me
Speaker 2: right here. That's what I would have did. That's hard
Speaker 2: because I ain't here to make nobody happy. And if
Speaker 2: I do make one person happy, it's gonna be not
Speaker 2: out of ten people. If I make one person happy,
Speaker 2: not other people are gonna be mad that I ain't wrong.
Speaker 2: Whoever they wanted me to bring break.
Speaker 1: So yeah, so you'll say yourself, basically, you bring yourself
Speaker 1: back right here with a with a with a different mindset.
Speaker 1: That's hard.
Speaker 2: You just put me in a situation. That's that's hard.
Speaker 2: You gotta say yourself.
Speaker 1: Now, that's hard right now, I ain't nobody ain't no. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's hard now, I ain't that hard. That's hard right now.
Speaker 1: Ain't gonna lie. That's hard, said I bring back here?
Speaker 1: If I could, I could go to go school myself
Speaker 1: on how to be No, that's hard. I funk with that,
Speaker 1: said anything else? When I got big, So how you
Speaker 1: get out the game?
Speaker 2: Hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on,
Speaker 2: I got a question for you. Go ahead, Dang banks
Speaker 2: is own sick.
Speaker 1: It's hurt. That's me, boy, Nah were real talk.
Speaker 2: Everybody go through trauma. So right, what when the first
Speaker 2: time you experienced trauma, Like the first time, I don't
Speaker 2: care if it was in ninety trauma and it really
Speaker 2: hurts you hit you like damn, it's real because trauma.
Speaker 2: Hold on, hold on before you ask it. I want
Speaker 2: everybody to know this. Trauma don't have to be a
Speaker 2: death fact. Boy. Trauma could be something as simple as
Speaker 2: a lot that got told to you and you thought
Speaker 2: the truth was gonna come out.
Speaker 1: First time I experienced trauma, when I realized we were
Speaker 1: poth for real, that real ship, When I realized, oh no,
Speaker 1: we pop. When you realized you was pooled ship when
Speaker 1: they time to go to school around some other kids
Speaker 1: who weren't as poor as us, joy is Bro, that
Speaker 1: wasn't even out yet.
Speaker 2: Bro.
Speaker 1: The nigga had on Streetball, Adidas and god damn shell
Speaker 1: toes and ship nigga. I had on my sister, white girl,
Speaker 1: But I fuck that. I gotta quit. I gotta go figure,
Speaker 1: give me some money. Man, I had on some jealous
Speaker 1: nigga gott to wear my sister jealous nigga is ain't
Speaker 1: finish worked my uncle.
Speaker 2: Know we young? How you was?
Speaker 1: I'm forty six. What you mean no, how you was?
Speaker 2: That you're a real one. I ain't gonna do that.
Speaker 1: I don't care high Ohio was then probably like you
Speaker 1: know Kenner, going through third grade, that ship didn't matter
Speaker 1: when you funk around. Get to the sixth grade. That's
Speaker 1: one that you're like thirteen.
Speaker 2: Like to just yesterday.
Speaker 1: And like I told you when trying to get thirteen times,
Speaker 1: God damn, start liking girl your dig hull when you
Speaker 1: wake up in the morning. You know, man, I'm poe.
Speaker 1: I'm Poe. I really ain't got the whole ain't really
Speaker 1: looking at me like that bro.
Speaker 2: To ash it.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying. You gonna nigga skin as nigga.
Speaker 1: This ain't working it los, I ain't got the right
Speaker 1: kind of lotion though.
Speaker 2: One more question, why you talk how been man? Bag man?
Speaker 2: Fuck all this indus and all that. Just man, this
Speaker 2: ship from the heart. Man, I don't even want to
Speaker 2: explain how much the heart it is why you jumped
Speaker 2: in the screens. Why instead of a legit.
Speaker 1: I ain't I ain't see it. I ain't see I
Speaker 1: ain't see that. It's simple, you know what I'm saying, Like,
Speaker 1: who every nigga I know going to work? Broke my
Speaker 1: unc getting know going to work? He's mad? He been
Speaker 1: his wife for when the cat hold that nigga bad?
Speaker 1: He These niggas who happ't out there got a bag.
Speaker 1: I'll just be here real, all the niggas, by all
Speaker 1: this ship. The niggas sell it dope. I jumped in
Speaker 1: the street to hustle, not to be no gangs.
Speaker 2: Boy, Listen, one more question that you could start that
Speaker 2: not really really really really really really niggas really want
Speaker 2: to know? What's it? Informants back in your days?
Speaker 1: Is that just the matter been telling a nigga told
Speaker 1: to get us over here from Africa? What do you
Speaker 1: mean ain't nigga been telling? It's just a little different form.
Speaker 2: Was it? Informant like comfordential like Damn brother look like
Speaker 2: a g back. We gotta go to trial and see
Speaker 2: up this him.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna tell you something, bro, and this real ship.
Speaker 1: Once I seen that the game was over. That's when
Speaker 1: Nigga like, fuck this ship.
Speaker 2: When you realize the game was over.
Speaker 1: I been realized like two thousand and seven.
Speaker 2: Damn big Bang, Well, why you ain't been scratching the
Speaker 2: cute niggas like me from falling in? What you mean?
Speaker 1: How much stress it?
Speaker 2: I ain't.
Speaker 1: Ain't I just knowing podcast a few years ago. I've
Speaker 1: been saddison.
Speaker 2: Then nigga's been watching you though? What you mean?
Speaker 1: I ain't been on Instagram since twenty eighteen.
Speaker 2: Inst the ground nigga's been YouTube. Ain't have my mind right,
Speaker 2: ain't big bank DT.
Speaker 1: I ain't have my mind right. I'm gonna keep it real,
Speaker 1: Ain't It took me forty three years to stop being
Speaker 1: an idiot?
Speaker 2: That's how I know. I ain't wrong for just realizing
Speaker 2: what real life was last night.
Speaker 1: No, hell no, I ain't wrong. But but once you realize,
Speaker 1: you got to stand in it. Though you can't go back.
Speaker 2: I told you I know him on my last fright.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, but you can't talk about the same shipping difference.
Speaker 2: You can't come out plus two gonna always equal to four.
Speaker 2: It's nothing we could do to make it equal five
Speaker 2: six or sound.
Speaker 1: I know that already they come. God damn trade one deuce.
Speaker 2: Deuce, It's plenty with it. Make the dice sax sound.
Speaker 2: It ain't that many ways to make the dice say zero.
Speaker 2: It ain't nothing. Really, ain't no way to make the
Speaker 2: dice six zero. So when the dice six zero, your
Speaker 2: ass is out of luck. It's old. I'm trying to
Speaker 2: keep making it say sound whenever somebody. This time you
Speaker 2: come around, I'm on four three. Next time you come round,
Speaker 2: I'm on six to one. Next time you come around,
Speaker 2: I'm on five two.
Speaker 1: Shit. How hard is it to do music? Now?
Speaker 2: Though? Like boy, music the most easiest thing in my
Speaker 2: life is it's something I love. I love it more
Speaker 2: than a bitch or chick or woman or anything that's
Speaker 2: foreign from the bitch to the car about like.
Speaker 1: Not not not not do the music? How hard is
Speaker 1: to get your music where it need to be?
Speaker 2: It ain't really that hard because I got fans that
Speaker 2: I feel like really love me, and I love them
Speaker 2: and to the point where I don't want to call
Speaker 2: them fans, I want to call them families. Yeah, I
Speaker 2: feel like I got I feel like I got enough
Speaker 2: fans to live boy bang boy, Listen you from the street.
Speaker 2: Something from the street. You've probably been out, you probably
Speaker 2: had a You probably was making more money than me
Speaker 2: logging in the streets. But the same pain knock felt
Speaker 2: from the street you fell and was equal on that,
Speaker 2: the same love you fell from you felt from the street.
Speaker 2: You probably a little further than me. I gotta get
Speaker 2: to that, But one day we'll be equal on that,
Speaker 2: because everybody got to grow up and understand and they
Speaker 2: gonna finally realize. Damn, kwando, really you feel me? So
Speaker 2: either way, I'm gonna get where you at, even if
Speaker 2: you scratch further than me, long as I got the
Speaker 2: way you act, nigg you just told me you forty
Speaker 2: six boy, bang listen, way when I turned forty.
Speaker 1: Six, interview my younger child twenty three and my oldest
Speaker 1: thirty one.
Speaker 2: How you down you like? Your first chime was sixteen?
Speaker 1: Sit younger than that? Fifteen?
Speaker 2: Yep, mine, I need to ask you some real shit
Speaker 2: man to mind mine. You got daughters? Do you have
Speaker 2: a daughter?
Speaker 1: Yeah? I got three? Granddaughter?
Speaker 2: Is my wrong?
Speaker 1: Damn?
Speaker 2: Once you had that grand baby? It's hang it up, bro,
Speaker 2: hang it up, hang it up, no mind, bab don't
Speaker 2: just be telling me this, hang it up. Don't just
Speaker 2: be telling me I put ben hang it up? All right?
Speaker 2: Look though, that's cool, you're supposed to, but you're still
Speaker 2: here to say you were supposed to a lot of
Speaker 2: niggas he was supposed to. Yeah, that's the blessing granddaughter?
Speaker 2: Mean is over with? I'm talking them? What's against ship?
Speaker 2: Pop off at the store? He okay, I.
Speaker 1: Ain't if it ain't directly involving me. I'm out.
Speaker 2: I'm scared. Is you at the age where you what
Speaker 2: is it funny to say you scared? Oh?
Speaker 1: Here, I've been saying that, nigga, I been scared.
Speaker 2: I been.
Speaker 1: I was scared when I was in the game. What
Speaker 1: do you mean? I had a niggas still alive being scared?
Speaker 1: Them niggas who don't who who just got damn willy
Speaker 1: niggaga get their ship, not lose nigga. I'm watching them.
Speaker 1: I'm two pairing of it mind. But I know just
Speaker 1: because I changed the niggas who felt like they was
Speaker 1: in the streets with me and felt like dang change.
Speaker 1: So I ain't moving like I'm ji damn Martin Luther Kingan.
Speaker 1: Then now I'm still bank all right?
Speaker 2: This is what I want to know. I got a daddy.
Speaker 2: I love my daddy. We won't talk like that. He
Speaker 2: did a lot of changing in years. Real nigga did
Speaker 2: some real street shit in that era. He did everything.
Speaker 2: How about that? You feel me? But I'm asking you.
Speaker 2: The only reason I mentioned that is just to say
Speaker 2: I don't you feel me. It's like I get more
Speaker 2: informations from other men. Man, fuck some music boy bank.
Speaker 2: I could have way more money than you right now.
Speaker 2: You can have more than me. Well, I swear to
Speaker 2: guard that ship you coulda did wait, fuck a gangster ship,
Speaker 2: the money and all that. I'm talking little nigga right now. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it'd be five thirty in the morning. My daughter might
Speaker 2: my daughter fo she might come in the room and
Speaker 2: be like, I want some parkcorn. I'm damn sleep no
Speaker 2: park Okay, go on there, facebalk on. I burned up
Speaker 2: a smoke oil outside all that. Now I gotta fix
Speaker 2: another bag. Give it a popcorn, So right, little nigga,
Speaker 2: for yours.
Speaker 1: I just don't pay popcorn on microwave I do down't work.
Speaker 2: I gotta always put one. You gotta put one more minute.
Speaker 2: It ain't gonna work. The microwave ain't gonna work. And
Speaker 2: if y'all put one more minute, send that bag to
Speaker 2: me and up with this.
Speaker 1: It's always always need.
Speaker 2: Something extra in life. Think about that. You always need
Speaker 2: something extra life. If you in jail, you got an out. Wow,
Speaker 2: it's twenty three and one. You want an extra minu
Speaker 2: it if you freaking it might not come from you,
Speaker 2: but you might be on the way out of the door.
Speaker 2: She want to extra minut it? You ten years old?
Speaker 2: Tack one big bang, come in this ouse. You want
Speaker 2: an extra minute? Everything need an extra minute in life.
Speaker 2: That microlwave need an extra minute with a pop porn
Speaker 2: it needed you are I was gonna need something extra.
Speaker 2: And as long as you need something extra, you're gonna elevate.
Speaker 2: Because when you feel like you content, you're gonna stay
Speaker 2: stuck right there because you gonna you're gonna be okay
Speaker 2: with that. I ain't okay with nothing. I want to
Speaker 2: know how deep you see is the ocean is? I
Speaker 2: ain't stopping to get to the bottom.
Speaker 1: If you if they gave you a chance to be
Speaker 1: like okay, like the whole industry, the world, family members,
Speaker 1: people from your neighborhood, people you grew up around, give
Speaker 1: us a reason to fuck with you. What would you
Speaker 1: say to refuck with you? Why?
Speaker 2: Cusin from that a Atlanta? Why that? Listen boy? First
Speaker 2: of all, I'm about to give you a reason nigga
Speaker 2: should fuck with you. Why fuck with it? I fun?
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 2: I'm out to I'm fus Savanna, and I fucked with
Speaker 2: the A because a lot. You keep it real with
Speaker 2: this part.
Speaker 1: Yes, I already know that. Yeah, you know. I told
Speaker 1: little that when she came up that we interview up.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah, And I was actually talking about a little
Speaker 2: bit earlier.
Speaker 1: I left.
Speaker 2: She like family, but I don't want her around me,
Speaker 2: little Sis. Take off you if I'm something that's blocking
Speaker 2: funk all that, I don't want none of that. I
Speaker 2: don't want you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, for sure.
Speaker 2: So right, because one thing that I know how to
Speaker 2: handle me get down to it, all right, answer your question?
Speaker 2: You said what again?
Speaker 1: I said, if you had a chance to have a
Speaker 1: conversation with the world to get them to refuck with you,
Speaker 1: after all the things you did to put yourself through whatever,
Speaker 1: whatever whatever they saw, to get them to refuck with you,
Speaker 1: what would you say in the mind I set you
Speaker 1: in a ten months sober you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 1: you're thinking, if you're receiving ship different, like, how would
Speaker 1: you break it down that you're different?
Speaker 2: How many commandments the Bible?
Speaker 1: Guy? Ten right?
Speaker 2: Ten? Ten? Right? That ain't as good enough question.
Speaker 1: I don't really know.
Speaker 2: That's cool. I don't really know nothing about it like
Speaker 2: that either, but we're gonna learn it. That's page. If
Speaker 2: you break all ten commandments in Jesus, God or Law, Buddha, Jenna,
Speaker 2: whoever you, how your power is to everybody out here
Speaker 2: if they still just say, if all these different religions
Speaker 2: had the same ten commandments and you broke all of
Speaker 2: them and you passed, and God is willing to still
Speaker 2: accept you in general, which is heaven. If he's still
Speaker 2: willing to accept you, make me do.
Speaker 1: I'm just him man.
Speaker 2: I ain't got the power of a snap of a finger,
Speaker 2: because if I did, you know I probably didn't do
Speaker 2: a lot of wrong with the power of the snap
Speaker 2: of the finger. But you and know I had a
Speaker 2: snap of the finger because I beg you up, most
Speaker 2: beautiful kid in the world, best brain nobody can out
Speaker 2: thank me. I'll be snapping my finger twenty four to sound.
Speaker 2: He don only snap his finger when it's necessary, and
Speaker 2: when it's necessary, it's mandatory. When something become mandatory is obligated.
Speaker 2: When it's obligated, it's coming down on you.
Speaker 1: Do you feel like what you're going through is necessary? Though?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Hell yeah, nigga, it's necessary on me taking the blame.
Speaker 2: It's necessary on me going through this to show me
Speaker 2: life being the game. I'm on my last strike and
Speaker 2: this stripe that I'm on right now, petty next time,
Speaker 2: and shit is gonna be some old other ship that
Speaker 2: I can't handle. And since I'm all right, are you,
Speaker 2: oh you you run here screaming you solid? All right,
Speaker 2: I'm gonna put you in a situation where you're gonna
Speaker 2: be fucked up, facing many many, many plenty years, and
Speaker 2: you're gonna keep it solid, and you're gonna do that
Speaker 2: ship day for them. Your they gonna go by slaughter
Speaker 2: in the worm, and your thoughts gonna move faster than
Speaker 2: the motherfucking what the ship called a jet.
Speaker 1: What would you tell your old self, nineteen year old
Speaker 1: self right now, trying to give yourself a game, what
Speaker 1: would you tell yourself?
Speaker 2: You want me to be real?
Speaker 1: No other way, bro, no other way, bro.
Speaker 2: I think boy, I gotta fix this, Mike. Y'all gotta
Speaker 2: hear me on this one. A woman, a girl is
Speaker 2: going to be there for you way before your homeboy,
Speaker 2: Because when you go to jail, a girl gonna write
Speaker 2: you bank. You go to jail, a girl is now
Speaker 2: times out of ten, she got that hundred dollars to
Speaker 2: put on your books. You know that your ass go
Speaker 2: to the grade. Your partner gonna come post some lick
Speaker 2: out on your post, you on the snout just to
Speaker 2: fuck another hole off it your girl?
Speaker 1: Why you saying niggas trying to get sympathy puts off
Speaker 1: a nigga, man, You know that.
Speaker 2: Come on, Bang, niggas, Come on, bank, niggas want sympathy
Speaker 2: puts you off? They man, that's come on that bank.
Speaker 2: I have told you your day and my day ain't
Speaker 2: the same. I'm gonna teach you about my day and
Speaker 2: I'm gonna learn from yours. How about that?
Speaker 1: That's hard you said? Now, it was the whole of
Speaker 1: niggas in my day too. Now doing a lot of who.
Speaker 2: Ship though, man, Bang, we ain't the first people to
Speaker 2: turn twenty twenty one, forty six, ain't nothing under the
Speaker 2: sun is new. It'll been done true.
Speaker 1: What's something you want to take back though, like in
Speaker 1: your life? It could be anything like, Man, I don't
Speaker 1: want to take that back though.
Speaker 2: You I feel you gotta ask me different, and it's
Speaker 2: almost you gotta ask me different and make sure you
Speaker 2: asks me in a different way. That's like explain sometimes Gods,
Speaker 2: its specially especially kids on this especially kids on this earth. Right.
Speaker 2: I love all crippled, dumb and blind, and they're not dumb.
Speaker 2: I'm just saying that's something we said, crimple dumb blind,
Speaker 2: that's something that I Mama's using us. Yeah, I love
Speaker 2: all them because I know they ain't necessarily got free will.
Speaker 2: If they did, they'll be doing what we're doing is
Speaker 2: sitting back chilling, or I need a pokes or I
Speaker 2: need some weeds. I'm like, what this bitch bank whole
Speaker 2: hours down? What's something that I could take back that
Speaker 2: I feel like God gave me all free powering? Well over?
Speaker 2: Or what about if I was born that way? You
Speaker 2: gotta react me the question because I still be in
Speaker 2: the thought about what if I wasn't born and had
Speaker 2: these type of thoughts?
Speaker 1: Nah? Okay, Nah, that's hard. Well. What I'm saying is
Speaker 1: when you feel like one of your thoughts was wrong afterwards,
Speaker 1: now living in it, what's one thing that you would
Speaker 1: take back? Like, Man, damn, I wouldn't. I shouldn't. I overreacted.
Speaker 1: I shouldn't have did that in that moment. I shouldn't
Speaker 1: thought I should have been thinking like this, like shit.
Speaker 1: You learn from that you probably will never do again
Speaker 1: because you know the results of it.
Speaker 2: Boy, sometimes when you have a thought that you finally
Speaker 2: sit down and realize is wrong, that means you in
Speaker 2: the situation. When you're in the situation, it's like you late,
Speaker 2: But it's cool to be late. But when you're too late,
Speaker 2: it's over with. So long as you in it, it's
Speaker 2: cool to be late situation. He looked at his wise
Speaker 2: they ain't too late right now? What so listen and
Speaker 2: sometimes you could get it. You you, you could get
Speaker 2: yourself in a situation where it's too dam You got
Speaker 2: partners that got life sentence historical question for me to ask.
Speaker 2: I knew that, But like I said my partner, I
Speaker 2: told him, first thing I thought about what you you
Speaker 2: was you was against the first thing he thought about?
Speaker 1: What about me?
Speaker 2: Thinking about you? Is why you gotta lave moments? Why
Speaker 2: that's gotta be what you bring up. So first thing
Speaker 2: I gotta ask you is if dude, you got partner,
Speaker 2: even though I I know you got buners doing life,
Speaker 2: I got an exodus because maybe all your partner successful,
Speaker 2: maybe all y'all mean it. I know I'm saying.
Speaker 1: That's why I act that ship Win't that happened though
Speaker 1: that it ain't never happened nowhere, No weell but.
Speaker 2: Listen, listen, listen, listen, listen. People who got life is
Speaker 2: too what what you mean it's too lame?
Speaker 1: I can't say that though, cause niggas. God ain't never
Speaker 1: too late for God. He bringing niggas home. How they
Speaker 1: feel You got some niggas. That's fighting.
Speaker 2: Man, You got niggas that you got some niggas, that's fighting.
Speaker 2: They got all their paperwork and they bump and they
Speaker 2: call it home, telling you this what it is and
Speaker 2: this is that, this is what that is. Soon as
Speaker 2: they get off the phone, they style this niggas. After
Speaker 2: they styled him. You got put on the door here
Speaker 2: in the shower, he not came out the shower, got dressed.
Speaker 2: He eat in the pocket. They go, boy, he calling
Speaker 2: you back telling you the same dam thing. I'm going
Speaker 2: to court this day, this day, that day cool. I
Speaker 2: want everybody to come on. You feel me. I feel
Speaker 2: for everybody who bowled I feel like everybody who bowled
Speaker 2: out got a chance. Don't ever give up on that
Speaker 2: now I'm gonna say that. But some people that's bowed
Speaker 2: out dead took the wrong All the evidence been in
Speaker 2: front of the jury. Ain't no paperwork been miscorrect and
Speaker 2: none of that in the courtroom. It's too late, man.
Speaker 2: If it's no misconsumption, if that's a word.
Speaker 1: You said, you're saying, you're saying basically like, but don't
Speaker 1: do you think do you think a person supposed to
Speaker 1: accept it? Though? Do you think a person supposed to
Speaker 1: accept it? It is too late.
Speaker 2: There's always a way, man, It's always a way. But
Speaker 2: like you just asked me, boy, do you see you
Speaker 2: basically asked me about the.
Speaker 1: Self a criminal accountbationcept incrimination. Sometimes it's over it, you're saying, Sometimes.
Speaker 2: Killer was put on the bed for you to go
Speaker 2: to sleep, my nigga. Sometimes it's just trying to lay down,
Speaker 2: even if you're in a situation on nobody I agree
Speaker 2: with that, yeah, because people scratch, don't lay.
Speaker 1: Down yeah, because because because laying down is giving up.
Speaker 1: Even if I got a light sending, it don't mean
Speaker 1: I'm laying now. I still I'm in the hustle. Now.
Speaker 1: I ain't saying I might not get it, I might
Speaker 1: not get out, but I'm in the hustle.
Speaker 2: I ain't. I ain't say that I'm on the I'm
Speaker 2: on the I'm on I'm strictly on. If everything the
Speaker 2: court did was absolutely right, the Jewlry had you did
Speaker 2: gilt to you at ten witnesses cane, they got the gun,
Speaker 2: they got the finger prints, they got you on folk
Speaker 2: Kate footage. It's old. You bowled out. It's too late.
Speaker 2: It's too late to get out. It ain't too late
Speaker 2: to run up ten million dollars in this motherfuckering take
Speaker 2: care a fan from out side and this shit and
Speaker 2: fans somebody three to get out again.
Speaker 1: So it ain't too late.
Speaker 2: It's too late until you make yourself another person. And
Speaker 2: that's what we're here for me to become another person.
Speaker 2: Fact fact I was gonna eventually get to that. But
Speaker 2: you listen, this is why I ain't gonna lie by
Speaker 2: fuck with you, man, because I want every nigga to
Speaker 2: know all around the world, but especially in Georgia because boy,
Speaker 2: it's like boy, the government and the law and Georgia's
Speaker 2: fucked No we got nigga boy, big bank, Well we
Speaker 2: got niggas. My partner Jerry, that man he bowled out
Speaker 2: for some shit. You were supposed to catch her out
Speaker 2: and they like in they were all he was just
Speaker 2: supposed to do a dying for We know, fliny, I
Speaker 2: know niggas who've been locked up twenty five years now.
Speaker 2: So right I'm twenty five years old. That mean they
Speaker 2: been locked us halves before I was born or either
Speaker 2: after a couple of days, after a month or whatever.
Speaker 2: You know niggas that been locked up. What's the oldest
Speaker 2: person you know? There's lock go from the street.
Speaker 1: Oh, my partner, Hir he went to jail when he
Speaker 1: was like shit, I had to be like fifteen, so
Speaker 1: he'll be like eighteen ninets. He's been going thirty years.
Speaker 2: Bro. That just fucked up. You know why you don't thinking?
Speaker 2: I felt like jail should be set on the accordance
Speaker 2: of how you're not.
Speaker 1: The change of if you've been rehabilitated, they should chicken,
Speaker 1: see have you been rehabilitated that's what you're saying.
Speaker 2: Yes, like, boy, you got niggas who killed folk guy
Speaker 2: Nigga Bootsy Hot little Bootsy bat as donkey you know,
Speaker 2: don't don't.
Speaker 1: I just interviewed Dunk on my other donkey Nigga.
Speaker 2: I grew up on Bootsy Nigga. Nigga know about Junkie
Speaker 2: all the way, honey, all the way to man the
Speaker 2: whole paston line.
Speaker 1: Boosty different, I mean boost different too, but that nigga
Speaker 1: don't different. We just interview. Don't he different? You can't.
Speaker 1: You can't get him. I was trying to push him
Speaker 1: off for you can't get him off for he didn't
Speaker 1: see it about what he's talking about, and he was.
Speaker 1: He was all the way the dumbing way you all
Speaker 1: the way to dumbes, That's what I'm saying. But and
Speaker 1: then you know how much time he had life already,
Speaker 1: all the other this everything, but ship happened. So you
Speaker 1: can't say that, bag.
Speaker 2: Guess what. You can't say that if you by me
Speaker 2: and everybody who bowled out right now, I ain't never
Speaker 2: too late for tables, Yeah, n I ain't. Why nigga
Speaker 2: need a o G like you in his life to
Speaker 2: let him know because you.
Speaker 1: Can get in there and and like you say, it
Speaker 1: might not be the court system that know that your
Speaker 1: heart done shift that God will and find a way
Speaker 1: and get you out of the same ship. We don't.
Speaker 1: Don't say some folks came out of nowhere and tell him, Hey,
Speaker 1: you been released. Released. You know what I'm saying, Like
Speaker 1: ship happens, man, when you're dropping music.
Speaker 2: Man, I done get on the topic by that ship.
Speaker 1: All right, we'll skip over then, Nah, what is big fast?
Speaker 1: Go ahead? Bro? You said what if you?
Speaker 2: It just made me think about something too. Little nigga
Speaker 2: called me on the other day. That's one twenty five.
Speaker 2: I remember being twenty. I remember being sixteen calling niggas
Speaker 2: un Can they tell me the same thing? Now? Be
Speaker 2: that nephew come out.
Speaker 1: I want to be aunt though, I mean live. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean that nigga living. He's still living that I know.
Speaker 2: You lit a street whole.
Speaker 1: Niggas. Don't call you dad now you're down there, crackhead,
Speaker 1: like dad, Hey Dad, you down there?
Speaker 2: Jay? Niggas granddad and I am a grand dad. Nigg
Speaker 2: grandad outside Listen, when everybody is on some agreeable ship,
Speaker 2: they call you granddadd and Dad, Yeah, yass, everybody don't
Speaker 2: want to call you when everybody everybody not gonna take
Speaker 2: up for some real shit or some god or some
Speaker 2: o g ship. Everybody in real ones they hated us
Speaker 2: too now. But with the music, ship, man, this next
Speaker 2: hour't just forgive me. I'm trying something, man, I'm trying what.
Speaker 1: You mean what you're trying.
Speaker 2: I'm trying something like what I'm trying to work my
Speaker 2: move on what I think going on to see if
Speaker 2: that's what's going on?
Speaker 1: So different type of music?
Speaker 2: Yeah, like what something different type I'm trying something like
Speaker 2: what I'm trying something big bang bank, leave me alone.
Speaker 1: Who's doing it?
Speaker 2: Who? Like I'm trying I'm trying that?
Speaker 1: But who doing the type of music you about to do.
Speaker 2: I'm trying something something, something something, I'm trying something. I'm
Speaker 2: trying something.
Speaker 1: You're going R and B.
Speaker 2: It ain't that.
Speaker 1: You're gonna R and B.
Speaker 2: I cooked down. That might be the next thing I tried.
Speaker 2: Work what youre trying country man? Hell not what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: But they've been doing somety Ship. That's hard though. I've
Speaker 1: been seeing that you wait from tex trying something that
Speaker 1: take no how you coming dance music. What you're doing.
Speaker 2: I'm coming what's being played on the radio. That's the
Speaker 2: best way they're playing.
Speaker 1: You're doing yourself. You got some writers.
Speaker 2: What that girl Tyler? What her hit song is?
Speaker 1: Hi?
Speaker 2: I go boy Big Bank? Ooh perfect, perfect example of
Speaker 2: why I'm trying something. Y'all Watch this, everybody in even
Speaker 2: watch this Tyler. You know what that is? Search on Tyler,
Speaker 2: one of y'all. We need the phone for this. Search
Speaker 2: a talent. Get on your lving of the phone. I
Speaker 2: ain't going through your messages or nothing like that. I
Speaker 2: know I've been saying a little. Let me listening to
Speaker 2: your hold on boy, Big Bank? Well you a bas
Speaker 2: thinking live. You ain't never heard of it this boy.
Speaker 2: If you ain't never heard this song, you don't keep
Speaker 2: it real. You don't know who Tyler is.
Speaker 1: I probably don't know the song though, watch you, but you.
Speaker 2: Don't know who the person is. Never seeing her, instagral
Speaker 2: that thought about interviewing her and none of that. I'm
Speaker 2: about to proved something to y'all on why I'm trying something,
Speaker 2: trying to.
Speaker 1: Like I was like one of that ship out of here?
Speaker 1: How you coming? You coming that way?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 1: Hold on, hold on, because they gonna You're gonna have
Speaker 1: to turn. Let me ask you something. Let me ask
Speaker 1: you something with that that's cool, that's dope, and you let.
Speaker 2: Me no, no, no, no, let me say something. People say,
Speaker 2: I asked me thanking No ty Lady said no. I
Speaker 2: could tell he really lost Make me Swim Man Water.
Speaker 2: You heard that off the rip before he even said
Speaker 2: he knew the song he said out of him. Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's what I'm trying.
Speaker 1: Bro ain't not wrong with that. But but listen, that's
Speaker 1: why I'm gonna ask you. Do you think you being
Speaker 1: caught up on trying to convince motherfuckers who already gave
Speaker 1: up on you hurt you more.
Speaker 2: I don't really understand what you said.
Speaker 1: You know, like like say like like you trying something else.
Speaker 1: That means you going whole another way and go find
Speaker 1: because you got the talent right. You know, you got
Speaker 1: the talent to do music, right, That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: So you changing it up a little bit to reach
Speaker 1: people that don't even know they're already unconvicted. Kwondo, You
Speaker 1: see what I'm saying. You know how you over here
Speaker 1: trying to trying to please the hood and shit like that.
Speaker 2: The hood is I god damn already though, whether they
Speaker 2: please or not, whether they on his side of myself,
Speaker 2: they know you. They know so even if they listening,
Speaker 2: they fuckingf they ain't listening, and they know I can speak, Yeah,
Speaker 2: I can get on the BT Awards right, not freestyle.
Speaker 2: I'm talking about a nigga player beat I ain't ever
Speaker 2: heard before, all tenanty niggas that's behind you in front
Speaker 2: of me. I wrote something to this ship. I gotta
Speaker 2: write ship to that ship then, and I'm gonna come
Speaker 2: out like run of the ain'ts harder than mine and
Speaker 2: not the way I spin it. They gonna know my
Speaker 2: heart about to bust out, nigga like damn, it's all
Speaker 2: right coming out looking at Vane in his neck. Keep
Speaker 2: serious when we're gonna get some of the new music
Speaker 2: next month. I'm trying something on this though.
Speaker 1: Why you keep saying you trying, you doing it? Nigga?
Speaker 1: If you don't did it, you're doing it. I did it.
Speaker 2: So you did something I did. How about this? It
Speaker 2: ain't even trying. I did something uncomfortable. I did something
Speaker 2: that I'm not used to doing because I wanted to
Speaker 2: see how good I am in.
Speaker 1: That, okay, cause I'm gonna tell you something. You're saying
Speaker 1: you trying something. They take away from the confidence of it,
Speaker 1: Like I'm trying something they like ain't confidence and comforting
Speaker 1: in it.
Speaker 2: Let me ask you a question. I' mbout have asked
Speaker 2: you ship that I really need to know those life
Speaker 2: do confident party?
Speaker 1: That mean that's the that's the major part that to ma,
Speaker 1: because if I can't believe you, nigga, I can come
Speaker 1: in here and do some Bullshy'll save you some bullshy
Speaker 1: if you believe me, like I can say you this,
Speaker 1: I paid nigga A nigga sold me an I pad
Speaker 1: in a bottle that there was a piece of glass
Speaker 1: one time because it was rap right. I'm just being real,
Speaker 1: and I believed him.
Speaker 2: So niggas from that age, dude be getting.
Speaker 1: For next to y'all just do running the gas station, nigga.
Speaker 1: Nigga got one in the hand, brendw Bro. I got
Speaker 1: like six arms in the truck and nigga tell your
Speaker 1: number a hummer for a iPad. Boy, come on, boy,
Speaker 1: you stupid just not knowing that nigga that made you
Speaker 1: got damn ten thousand off of these hung all the
Speaker 1: glasses so basebally. What I'm saying that if you believe
Speaker 1: the motherfucker, they convince you of anything.
Speaker 2: So if I.
Speaker 1: Believe, like if I believe before you play that made
Speaker 1: me where if I believe that you believe in that song, it's.
Speaker 2: It a Mary Jeans. If nobody ever.
Speaker 3: Hearing him, it wouldn't have been nothing cause we didn't
Speaker 3: believe vig though, Is it because whoever the first nigga
Speaker 3: wore 'em and rapped about 'em believe that they was
Speaker 3: something special that made everybody believe that something special?
Speaker 2: Damn boy, you might just turn me to one of
Speaker 2: the biggest people in the world sometime. I don't, man, listen,
Speaker 2: I don't know if you beat this or not. But man,
Speaker 2: I'm different from a lot of people.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 2: I I try to get real geniuine heartfelt. I could
Speaker 2: walk off in time past and days and hours, months
Speaker 2: and years past, and I still think about cert But
Speaker 2: I still think about certain moments from kindergarten, even moments
Speaker 2: been hitting me my whole fucking life. If it was
Speaker 2: a real moment for me, I still remember, and I
Speaker 2: think that's all I remember, No moments. Everything else just
Speaker 2: movie with Exam Whitney is whatever her name is, is that.
Speaker 1: Nah, we can do this ship all night. We're gonna
Speaker 1: run it back.
Speaker 2: You just taught me some real ship, boy, But it's
Speaker 2: a finesse what you're just taught me. I damn if
Speaker 2: you make me say it, I don't here.
Speaker 1: I ain't gonna be able to all right, well don't
Speaker 1: do it, then don't do it. Don't do it. Don't
Speaker 1: give you a playoff.
Speaker 2: Real quick one time. But that is really too people.
Speaker 1: As long as I can believe, that's what everybody's doing.
Speaker 2: Though, But sometimes I want you don't want That's what
Speaker 2: I told you. I right, I go pitch Fork, broke Black.
Speaker 2: I'm the best in the world, stacks.
Speaker 1: That's just like music for me.
Speaker 2: So I want to believe in it. So when you
Speaker 2: do believe in it, I know it was believable.
Speaker 1: Yes, nah, yeah, yes, that's the word. Nah them facts.
Speaker 1: But you gotta think the presidents and whoever we vote
Speaker 1: for and all that that. I ain't doing them as selling.
Speaker 2: What they can do. Oh, I'm going out the president
Speaker 2: know how he wrought with the screeps, My boy, I
Speaker 2: ain't even gonna lie. I don't know about Republicans Democrats,
Speaker 2: and this is all I know is Trump giving pardons
Speaker 2: and that one right now. Pardon me, you heard what
Speaker 2: Kodak saying. I said, run out of that, nigga said,
Speaker 2: left out of jailing nine say battle nobody.
Speaker 1: Hey, talk to the streets one time from quando what
Speaker 1: you got to tell the streets?
Speaker 2: Man, get out of him now, because it's gonna be
Speaker 2: too late on your partner gone, because now you're stuck
Speaker 2: in them. If you really own that and l like that,
Speaker 2: if you really on that light that you're gonna be
Speaker 2: stuck in them. Because once you send that bullet in,
Speaker 2: it connect and somebody got a tolstone over dirt and
Speaker 2: he buried under it. You gotta forever live like that
Speaker 2: because it ain't no changing there. Because God ask the
Speaker 2: element of surprise you walking out of Kroger was right blank.
Speaker 2: It's the way. Because you not did that before you
Speaker 2: put out what you you gonna receive what you put out.
Speaker 2: They say it, boy, ash the ash, dust, the dust,
Speaker 2: Fuck all that. Boy. That's why I'm glad. I don't
Speaker 2: know about a lot of other niggas. I done crossed
Speaker 2: a lot of lines. But guess what I ain't never did.
Speaker 2: I ain't never crossed that big line.
Speaker 1: Yet.
Speaker 2: I ain't though I'm gonna take yet out of my
Speaker 2: vocabulary from this day on on on. Yet Yet it's
Speaker 2: just like giving up saying the word yet, like giving
Speaker 2: up if boys saying if and but it's just like
Speaker 2: giving up. It shouldn't be none of that, because everything
Speaker 2: that flies your mouth should be something that's under your feet.
Speaker 2: If something under your feet and you standing to all
Speaker 2: that means is being stood on. So I ain't never
Speaker 2: crossing no line. I got a chance still to make
Speaker 2: it this life for show matter. This life is about
Speaker 2: a long time. The next life is about making it
Speaker 2: to it for it to be eternity. It's a difference
Speaker 2: between a long time and eternity. A long time only
Speaker 2: only amount up to a little bit of eternity. I
Speaker 2: need eternity. Fuck everything else.
Speaker 1: No, for real, I appreciate you pulling up broke. Then
Speaker 1: you try to keep help me keeping myself. Make sure
Speaker 1: y'all log into the big fat network lights to strive,
Speaker 1: coming in fat podcast. And this ain't nothing big banking.
Speaker 1: Nobody in his room put me on.
Speaker 2: I've been.
Speaker 1: Nigga, the first nigga post you being on the car.
Speaker 1: You don't remember that ship? Yes, I do, Okay, I
Speaker 1: remember that ship for a long time. That twenty sixteen,
Speaker 1: I think I remember that.
Speaker 2: Twenty seventeen. I remember dropping me and Joe dirt lock
Speaker 2: in for Live Black. We ain't got no bail with
Speaker 2: no cap. I remember you posting me nigga. I remember
Speaker 2: you saying this young nigga one of the hardest young
Speaker 2: niggas out.
Speaker 1: I remember that before anything.
Speaker 2: Yeah, who niggas was? I remember that? No rolling, No,
Speaker 2: that's whatever it is.
Speaker 1: I just seen it. I just seen it being on
Speaker 1: a blue car. I posted ship on my page when
Speaker 1: I had just got on Instagram too.
Speaker 2: Let me ask you something for this interview. Go on
Speaker 2: what you felt about and I ain't trying to stay
Speaker 2: out long. It got in the house. I got four five.
Speaker 1: Yeah for go play golf anyway, me play play golf
Speaker 1: down here out?
Speaker 2: What what? What what made you posted?
Speaker 1: I just seen the hunkle bro.
Speaker 2: I seen that.
Speaker 1: That's the only way you were gonna be able to
Speaker 1: feed yourself with that what you were doing. So you
Speaker 1: really can't get away from that.
Speaker 2: You really look at ship, You'll just look at so
Speaker 2: when you look at certain situations. You look at the
Speaker 2: real part of it.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, yeah, I ain't look at what you were saying.
Speaker 1: Being on the car just looked at this his only way.
Speaker 2: Damn, that was my only wave.
Speaker 1: Now you can tell I'm saying I could tell being there.
Speaker 1: I mean looking at it from Instagram.
Speaker 2: A horse, you horse's mouth, this ship Lauren, that.
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