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Speaker 4: of three O five rap legend Trick Daddy, Long.
Speaker 3: Time, Long Time coming trip. Welcome the Big Facts Man,
Speaker 3: Welcome the Big Facts for having me. I like what
Speaker 3: y'all doing. You were doing man seeing like other dudes
Speaker 3: taking shots at people who want to do podcasts.
Speaker 2: But you know, yeah, we'll get in all that, right.
Speaker 3: So I mean, if they want to come in and
Speaker 3: we don't get infended, then they can't get infended when
Speaker 3: we come in about it.
Speaker 5: You know when you can when you consider your show
Speaker 5: a podcast, because your show is.
Speaker 3: I don't well, I'm trying to really get the women
Speaker 3: back in the kitchen.
Speaker 1: We're doing that.
Speaker 3: I'm making very interesting because even with music, I remember
Speaker 3: we followed the DJs. A lot of a lot of
Speaker 3: the entertainers forget that the fans make you who you are,
Speaker 3: and the DJs have to play your record, and your
Speaker 3: records have to be produced, and your label have to
Speaker 3: push your record.
Speaker 1: So it's like am.
Speaker 3: But niggas be forgetting because I think we I think
Speaker 3: a lot of niggas start getting a lot of money
Speaker 3: too fast, so you know, they start, you know.
Speaker 1: Forgetting who they are, what they're in it for.
Speaker 3: With with my Cookie Show, I want to bring the
Speaker 3: entertainers on there as well as the producers, as well
Speaker 3: as the athletes, comedians, anybody who's popular social media any
Speaker 3: I want them to tell their own story. And I
Speaker 3: asked them what they don't want me to talk about
Speaker 3: because I don't want to be with no winning Walliams type,
Speaker 3: Missy's type shit and I ain't never been the type.
Speaker 3: Anything you ever know about me bad I told you
Speaker 3: about it. You know what I'm saying. And the reason
Speaker 3: why I talk so much about the ghetto and the
Speaker 3: project because when I realized that music wasn't this because
Speaker 3: I thought being a rapper was soft. So when I
Speaker 3: realized when that soft she too short, nice cube and
Speaker 3: easy and scarface doing it, she I'm gonna be one
Speaker 3: of them kind of niggas. I did it to get
Speaker 3: out of those bad situations. So I want you, I
Speaker 3: want people to come there and using a way that
Speaker 3: you can promote anything you want to promote, talking about
Speaker 3: anything you want to talk about, and what you don't
Speaker 3: want to talk about, we won't talk about it.
Speaker 1: And that's why I do it.
Speaker 3: Plus, like I said, to get the woman back into
Speaker 3: the kitchen, because I think I think, y'all woman is
Speaker 3: trying to be niggas too much these days.
Speaker 1: I don't even have thrusts, no more.
Speaker 6: Thirst.
Speaker 3: Time you wake up, they still fuck it. I'm like,
Speaker 3: hold on, hold on, they keep it going on, they ride.
Speaker 2: Now, y'all is apposed to be here for me.
Speaker 3: It's already to the point they got to pick the girl,
Speaker 3: Like why you gotta pick the girl that I want
Speaker 3: to be with me? And you you know.
Speaker 5: So what let me ask you this, how did you
Speaker 5: how did you come up with the name or what
Speaker 5: is the motivation behind the name?
Speaker 2: Bitch?
Speaker 1: I got my pops, so okay.
Speaker 3: So I always tell I always tell niggas like Miami
Speaker 3: niggas are Jerry disrespectful.
Speaker 1: We'll cuss a woman out in a minute.
Speaker 3: And I think we do this so we don't have
Speaker 3: to beat the ass because you have to beat some
Speaker 3: of Miami women. You might have to be their ass
Speaker 3: because they'll beat your ass. I learned from my mama.
Speaker 3: Mamma beat up all my step daddies all my life,
Speaker 3: and I ma mama beat up all herd niggas all
Speaker 3: her life.
Speaker 1: And I used to tell me, y'all.
Speaker 3: Make you a fight back, so away away to get
Speaker 3: even with the women, I make a man, I'd be
Speaker 3: like trick that they looking at his whole, you know
Speaker 3: what I'm saying that, And that's more disrespectful than me
Speaker 3: putting my hands on it, because you're not supposed to
Speaker 3: be them.
Speaker 1: You know, a woman can't be the man. You shouldn't
Speaker 1: do it, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: And like I say, I got my pots like challenging them,
Speaker 3: like what's in your pots? Everybody?
Speaker 2: Like Ben shot out my pot?
Speaker 7: Right?
Speaker 3: Everybody want healthy And the oldest people in your family
Speaker 3: been eating pork all daylight.
Speaker 1: And then getting off with different.
Speaker 7: I don't know any different between now that foods that
Speaker 7: different now.
Speaker 3: Bro, I don't know all these little McDonald's babies. You
Speaker 3: might be right, because these McDonald's babies they show to
Speaker 3: kill your it's something missing in food. Yeah, it's ain't
Speaker 3: the same foods. But getting on the poor though, bro,
Speaker 3: it's just like getting off hair wrong. You gona cold turkey.
Speaker 3: You ain't never seen somebody stop eating me. You see
Speaker 3: them everybody going the whistler money. You might have something
Speaker 3: you know how much? How much?
Speaker 1: Wait you long? I love he down like one hundred
Speaker 1: pounds in two years.
Speaker 3: See what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: I feel good.
Speaker 7: I don't even get what I'm gona keep it real.
Speaker 7: I don't even think the way that Nigga used to think.
Speaker 7: Eat that meat, bro, it's something that meat making nigga
Speaker 7: some bullshit too.
Speaker 3: Now the new meat. It's that ship I got. I
Speaker 3: got something that even that that I initiate you in
Speaker 3: the eat eating game. I got some big natural by
Speaker 3: bitch is from Miami. We introduce you to eat the
Speaker 3: booty game. And I guarantee you ain't even that ship
Speaker 3: right out even met with meat. Yeah, you gotta, but
Speaker 3: I respect I respect that people don't. I can't see
Speaker 3: you no fish you eat. Oh look man, no girl either.
Speaker 3: You don't eat mermaid meat.
Speaker 1: I ain't feeling the meat no more.
Speaker 8: Damn man, man, man, I'm proud of you, but you
Speaker 8: know I feel your I don't want to feel your
Speaker 8: I just want I like younger women because the older
Speaker 8: women got their ship together too much.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, let's let's dig into that.
Speaker 1: Y'all got the.
Speaker 3: Age nd credit score. Y'all keep ragging back, but y'all
Speaker 3: ain't gonna go. Let no go borrow no money and
Speaker 3: let a nigga bent out that mother for honey, you
Speaker 3: just got your eight hundred credits code? Did y'all be like,
Speaker 3: I'm just trying to get myself together. I'm into myself.
Speaker 3: Then you tell about this told me last night and Honie,
Speaker 3: I'm selling it. I was like, well how much? But
Speaker 3: I'm not selling it me. She's cellibate, Like what the like?
Speaker 3: What why are you punishing yourself? If you're trying to
Speaker 3: do better for yourself?
Speaker 2: She pushed herself to it.
Speaker 3: You're trying to do better than yourself. Get you some dicks,
Speaker 3: some head or something. See that rolls and fucking them
Speaker 3: up that rolls.
Speaker 1: It's gonna sunk up, gonna up.
Speaker 2: There.
Speaker 3: There's no there's no anticipation, no more for a player.
Speaker 3: You stick the rolls right on the click look go
Speaker 3: to sweet don't even wipe the.
Speaker 1: Rolls off.
Speaker 2: That they all being fast today use.
Speaker 3: It again, yeah again, And that's why at least niggas
Speaker 3: we lie. Yeah, we cheat, Yeah, but we'll wash our
Speaker 3: dick off in the bathroom sake. You just threw the
Speaker 3: rolls right down there that all this ship is drop on,
Speaker 3: and you're gonna just pick that beach back up and
Speaker 3: use it again with no rod. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: So it's like women, the older they get, the more
Speaker 3: I didn't they need the Lord.
Speaker 1: They stand it. They need what Lord?
Speaker 4: They standing there talking to Kevin sandels Man, Kevin Salon.
Speaker 3: Yes, of course women need the Lord. They standing for one.
Speaker 3: They come to us, they give us aultimatum. They tell
Speaker 3: us what they look like, what they've been through. So
Speaker 3: we get into character he'll free you today. We get
Speaker 3: into charity and we want to play that. I want
Speaker 3: him sign me up in this role. Yeah, and we
Speaker 3: pretend to be the man of their dreams. Then after
Speaker 3: a few times and it's like.
Speaker 2: Don't you let me ask you this, let me ask
Speaker 2: you this.
Speaker 5: Don't you feel like we should tell you about previous
Speaker 5: experiences and.
Speaker 2: Tell me what you'll go for? Listen, to what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: Tell me what you're doing. Okay, you know you're not
Speaker 2: hearing me.
Speaker 5: Like we're telling you this so that you can have
Speaker 5: a better understanding of who we are as people. If
Speaker 5: niggas told us some of the ship that they've been
Speaker 5: through so that we could understand them better, that would
Speaker 5: kill a lot of miscommunication in relationship.
Speaker 3: Here's the problem, y'all know us all the time, tell
Speaker 3: us like, just tell men the truth.
Speaker 1: I ain't gonna get mad. Don't fall for that ship.
Speaker 1: Telling the truth of you want to right, it's over
Speaker 1: for years.
Speaker 3: If you telling the truth, and then what you do
Speaker 3: by telling me what you've been through, you're telling me
Speaker 3: that your last nigga is still on your mind. You're
Speaker 3: telling me I don't want you to be like my
Speaker 3: last nigga. Yeah he did this, he did this, he
Speaker 3: did this. You can't let a nigga from your past
Speaker 3: control your present in your future.
Speaker 1: I'm not competing with that bum ass niggah.
Speaker 5: But but it's not even it's not even necessarily about
Speaker 5: the last nigga.
Speaker 2: It's about the situation.
Speaker 7: But I feel like, how you know you won't go
Speaker 7: for certain ship, certain you can get a certain kind
Speaker 7: of nigga that you'll go for anything, right right, Yeah,
Speaker 7: you you coming any morefucker telling me what you ain't
Speaker 7: gonna go for?
Speaker 3: You basically saying ain't worth it.
Speaker 9: Now.
Speaker 5: What I'm saying is, it's not necessarily.
Speaker 7: Because you signing up the fuck with me whatever, calling me,
Speaker 7: calling me same thing with you.
Speaker 3: Because the last nigga tricker and she she thought she
Speaker 3: had herself something because like she told her friend, girl,
Speaker 3: he do everything for my son. He buys school clothes,
Speaker 3: he get his haircut. Bitch, he do what he's supposed
Speaker 3: to do. You don't give a nigga credit for shit
Speaker 3: that he's supposed to do. First of all, to take
Speaker 3: up for the women. I don't think a man should
Speaker 3: be calling a female his woman or his girl if
Speaker 3: he's not paying majority of both of her bills. That's
Speaker 3: not your girl. That's not your girl because you need
Speaker 3: her to always remember that you're her man when she
Speaker 3: go to work. Because you know, y'all got a work
Speaker 3: boyfriend and a work husband, so when you get rid
Speaker 3: of your work husband, you have to remember, my home
Speaker 3: husband is there where I live at and he's paying
Speaker 3: my bills. So we don't keep it right here at work.
Speaker 3: We're not gonna leave off the work premises and try
Speaker 3: to hook up nowhere because hen I'm gonna lose. And
Speaker 3: that to the fact, and that to the fact is
Speaker 3: your homegirls. Homegirls should always be inviting. It should be
Speaker 3: somebody you can go to event too. They should know
Speaker 3: when you ask, when you tell them something, is you
Speaker 3: ask it for advice or you just I.
Speaker 2: Don't do that. I don't tell bitch is my business.
Speaker 1: I don't.
Speaker 3: I mean, you know, you know, everybody's different, but a
Speaker 3: lot of times people come to you they just want
Speaker 3: they want to vent a lot of time when they're venting, Yeah, no.
Speaker 2: I'm listening.
Speaker 5: I'm a vendor, like I'm the people that people I'm
Speaker 5: the person that people vent to. But when it comes
Speaker 5: to like discussing my business, I might have one person
Speaker 5: that knows everything about me, but other than that, I don't.
Speaker 5: I don't really tell people my business because a lot
Speaker 5: of times I've seen in situations where people have told
Speaker 5: people their business and then eventually, when that relationship ran
Speaker 5: its course or ran out, the people that they told
Speaker 5: their business to use that business to bite.
Speaker 2: Them in the bust.
Speaker 3: So that's what y'all. Now, I've been wondering what y'all
Speaker 3: be worried about. So here's the thing. Y'all read the
Speaker 3: Steve Bobby book at like a woman thinking like a man.
Speaker 3: You can't never think like a man, and you can't
Speaker 3: do what a man could do. Now add this to
Speaker 3: the fact, though, check this out. As a woman. Yes,
Speaker 3: if you concentrate on not doing nothing that you would
Speaker 3: ever be ashamed of, not saying nothing that you don't mean,
Speaker 3: you don't give a fuck who found out about it. Yep,
Speaker 3: because the path you all, if it determines your destination, right,
Speaker 3: and everything that happened along that, that's a part of
Speaker 3: your legacy, rather somebody know it or not, you know, right,
Speaker 3: So you have to you have to be careful if
Speaker 3: women they'll tell you shit when you buy When you
Speaker 3: bought the rad Mercedes, and she tell you, I would
Speaker 3: have got the white one. That's the bit you better watch,
Speaker 3: because you would have got if you would have if
Speaker 3: you could have caught the white one beat, you would
Speaker 3: have had the white already. You know the woman that
Speaker 3: come and tell you, But girl, you ain't heard it
Speaker 3: from me. But let me tell you about your boyfriend.
Speaker 3: She came to crush you, and she already discussed that
Speaker 3: with two three of the sister fee already laughing at
Speaker 3: you now. So the worst thing you can do is
Speaker 3: le don't leave your nigga for what she told you.
Speaker 1: Never leave your nigga for what somebody else told you.
Speaker 3: A bit to you, that bitch, go start getting her
Speaker 3: bills paide, and you're gonna see how it broke your work.
Speaker 3: Husband he is this because he's I do not leave it.
Speaker 3: And back in the days, black women just to always
Speaker 3: if y'all can remember, there's a great.
Speaker 1: Grandma or grandma or a great art that.
Speaker 3: Has a husband that they've been with all their life,
Speaker 3: but he got children outside of the of the marriage
Speaker 3: or outside of the relationship, So what a nigga gonna
Speaker 3: be a nigga. But at the same time that he
Speaker 3: had to even pay attention to her to marry her,
Speaker 3: to take care of her.
Speaker 1: The next thing ain't gonna have at time for you.
Speaker 3: The next thing they't gonna have the other study for you.
Speaker 3: Because as long as he think he'll side nigga, you
Speaker 3: always gonna be inside, bitch. So don't never think you
Speaker 3: getting no more on your man being you can't be
Speaker 3: number one, a number two, you know, number.
Speaker 1: She can't be number one and number two and it
Speaker 1: ain't No two, number ones.
Speaker 3: All the Lakers fans and tell you that, yeah they
Speaker 3: got one, so they ain't number one.
Speaker 1: I was snitch, I was sticking.
Speaker 3: I hate Miami fans and like the Lakers and the Cowboys.
Speaker 1: I don't like that.
Speaker 6: Hold up.
Speaker 3: I hate Miami fans that like the Lakers and the Cowboys.
Speaker 3: You from Miami and you like the Lakers and the Cowboy, Bro,
Speaker 3: you gotta like your own ship. And that's what's wrong.
Speaker 3: That's what's wrong with hip hop in the South. A
Speaker 3: lot of niggas be groopy. I was listening to. I
Speaker 3: was listening to one of the hardest verses I probably
Speaker 3: heard for ten years. What's the record with dirt Is
Speaker 3: featuring Kendrick Lamar That nigga said, Nigga, don't be polling
Speaker 3: when you hear what of these rappers getting shy to kill?
Speaker 3: Let me posting their pictures up? And if you ain't
Speaker 3: sure poor them, ain't know them? Then why why the
Speaker 3: people doing this now?
Speaker 2: Social media crazy?
Speaker 1: Everybody Joe, everybody ain't your day one.
Speaker 3: You can't have a day one on Day twelve, like
Speaker 3: every and everybody's doing the same thing. And what it
Speaker 3: is that same social media ship how is infected. It
Speaker 3: affected the black urban neighborhoods only because everybody want to
Speaker 3: con people who got the most guns got the most
Speaker 3: killers in their neighborhoods. Those people also got.
Speaker 1: The most dead people in their neighborhood.
Speaker 3: It got to the point where the last couple of
Speaker 3: years in Miami, they was doing flunidals every day of
Speaker 3: the week. And my restaurant is open every day that
Speaker 3: I close on Tuesday. They have had fluneral homes waiting
Speaker 3: outside of churches and MORBs, waiting because they were next
Speaker 3: to bury somebody. That's because they trying to compete with
Speaker 3: these niggas that's gonna get locked up and tell on
Speaker 3: all their own boys. And that's a new thing. They
Speaker 3: want to show paperwork, Show a nigga on paperwork. Fucking
Speaker 3: nigga paperwork. Man, They don't care about that niggas. This
Speaker 3: ship is real out here. This ain't about boover who
Speaker 3: are snitch because the nigga still gonna hang with that
Speaker 3: niggas loon as he get him a few dollars.
Speaker 1: They don't give a fuck off. He a snitch, so
Speaker 1: like I.
Speaker 3: Never I go viral a lot, but it's always accidental.
Speaker 3: When you try to go viral, you make an ass
Speaker 3: in yourself, you make an ass of Black people. Say
Speaker 3: try and that's what's wrong with hip hop. I don't.
Speaker 1: When I get music and stream, you know that.
Speaker 3: I only did music with niggas who I liked, ass
Speaker 3: and musician. I went and got the features I liked it.
Speaker 3: I don't care if they were I never did a
Speaker 3: rect with the hardest motherfucker. I never got nominated for
Speaker 3: an awards niggas I got four. I got four platinum
Speaker 3: in three gold albums. I never got nominated. Never gave
Speaker 3: a fuck. Never. Whatever these niggas they get, they get
Speaker 3: they made off dumb ship. They going in there to
Speaker 3: tell all the old business. You don't listen, man, hair
Speaker 3: and te fall lot man, real friends and true love.
Speaker 1: They never fall out. Man.
Speaker 3: They may grow apart, they may separate for a little,
Speaker 3: they don't fall apart. I think hip hop musicians and
Speaker 3: producers and record labels in the South, they have to
Speaker 3: remember they looked at us as country ass niggas who
Speaker 3: they could buy cocaine from all the East Coast as
Speaker 3: well as the West coast to some extent.
Speaker 1: To some Usta like the Bay Area in l A,
Speaker 1: they it long beat.
Speaker 3: They respected us, but other places they all they wanted
Speaker 3: is some drugs, fucking fine big booty bitch, or to
Speaker 3: come down there and join our weather in the South,
Speaker 3: even known for good food, and we were country niggas.
Speaker 3: To them, hip hop didn't belong to us. They didn't think.
Speaker 3: But to me, hip hop is a story. It's like
Speaker 3: the blues. It's like something you've been through. You're not
Speaker 3: supposed to kill a nigga and go rap about it.
Speaker 3: When I first talked about a car, I said, I
Speaker 3: want to buy me a beans with a fifty grand shot.
Speaker 2: Yes, I was telling my.
Speaker 1: Story, just what I want to do.
Speaker 3: When I talked about thubs, I said, thugs niggas don't
Speaker 3: live there long. I'm letting you know you could be
Speaker 3: a thumb, but you're not. Like I'm not gonna people.
Speaker 3: And when they start believing the line, when they go
Speaker 3: to when they go to questioning, when you got niggas
Speaker 3: that do podcasts, I ain't gonna say no name. They
Speaker 3: try to expose niggas and try to see if they
Speaker 3: really own that. Now, when you get niggas like a
Speaker 3: jab Mo Rent that's doing dumb ass shit and you
Speaker 3: if you on his level, man, pull a boy to
Speaker 3: the side. Man tell a man. Man, you's got a
Speaker 3: two hundred something million dollar cont don't clown the niggas
Speaker 3: just that they take his contract and all this dorse
Speaker 3: man and pray and pray somebody killing and all that.
Speaker 3: A lot of young niggas that stay in the in
Speaker 3: the middle of the ship, they never gonna have a
Speaker 3: normal life. They can't pull up in the car with
Speaker 3: their three homies like I just did. They can't do that.
Speaker 3: They say it else big fa. And you can't be
Speaker 3: friends with everybody. You can't be friends with everybody. Man
Speaker 3: sh all the time, everybody. That's the problem. Everybody want
Speaker 3: to just be in there. Everybody mix. That don't work
Speaker 3: like everything for everybody, man, because everybody don't mix.
Speaker 7: Like I'm pretty sure even people come up with you know,
Speaker 7: like he might be from your neighborhood or your family life.
Speaker 7: I just can't be around it and I can't fuck
Speaker 7: with me. Everybody don't mix. So you're trying to mix
Speaker 7: with everybody, it's gonna be some bullshit, Trick, Well, what
Speaker 7: happened with the hip hop?
Speaker 3: They ain't calling me. I'm waiting for them, Unleasia to
Speaker 3: contact somebody. They had to come. I don't see how
Speaker 3: I from from what I hear, nobody from the South
Speaker 3: is involved with the Hopefully they see the podcast.
Speaker 1: Hopefully they get a glipse or a little a little
Speaker 1: bug or something.
Speaker 3: Put it, put a little bug in the air and say, well,
Speaker 3: Trick was talking about it a big fact that y'all
Speaker 3: ain't represent nobody from the South. But I ain't know
Speaker 3: for a fact Florida, Georgia, Alabama, Louisiana. We in Texas
Speaker 3: and we played okay, we played a big role in
Speaker 3: hip hop for the last twenty five years. Fact, that's
Speaker 3: just half of your pie, half of your cap, you know,
Speaker 3: I mean yeah.
Speaker 2: Around during that.
Speaker 3: Stop Okay, I understand you gonna stop in the air.
Speaker 3: But man, we like we open. We paid a lot
Speaker 3: of fucking bills. Man, what about the grammar? What the
Speaker 3: grammar ship? They ain't had nobody in Florida on this.
Speaker 3: I don't even know how. I don't even know nothing
Speaker 3: about it. They never I can't get a bed field ward,
Speaker 3: I have a bill Board. None of that I did.
Speaker 3: I did. I get award from Board, but they sent
Speaker 3: him to me because they have individual they have to
Speaker 3: send them to you where your numbers are authentic and real,
Speaker 3: because they got to give you a wards. So I
Speaker 3: get plaques in the wards with Sometimes I give them
Speaker 3: to the producer. I give them to the record label
Speaker 3: because that don't mean nothing to me. I need some ships,
Speaker 3: some recognition that means something represent my people. I want
Speaker 3: to see Luke and the two Live crew, and if
Speaker 3: you're going to bring Trina, you need to bring Trick.
Speaker 3: And if you're gonna bring somebody from Atlanta, I need
Speaker 3: to see the Dungeon family, all of them out cast
Speaker 3: here in Goodie Mother. They're gonna go to Texas. I
Speaker 3: need to see everybody at swave House and Sweat as
Speaker 3: well as everybody over there with with Ja Princeton. You
Speaker 3: know what I'm saying. I need to see all this ship.
Speaker 1: I need to see the whole cash money.
Speaker 3: Give us our segment on there and let us do
Speaker 3: our thing, or get the CEO of the company, let
Speaker 3: them do a vers with each song, or give us
Speaker 3: a tribute, a ten minute or five minute tribute showing
Speaker 3: what we get to hip hop. Don't don't just ship
Speaker 3: on us like that.
Speaker 2: Now, that's ship.
Speaker 3: If they If they don't, If they don't, damn stream.
Speaker 3: I'll tell you what, meet along with big tats will
Speaker 3: give me some more niggas because we got our own
Speaker 3: bag le megga.
Speaker 1: We mine.
Speaker 9: So if they don't know, they don't, they don't represent
Speaker 9: this out. I owe nobody but our rank so to say, oh,
Speaker 9: they play with us stream. We need to get together
Speaker 9: and do our own things.
Speaker 3: People. How the source of wars represented us a lot,
Speaker 3: you know what I'm saying, the social word and faded
Speaker 3: our party. I don't know what happened. And when Ozone
Speaker 3: magazine started, she she supported the South. We need to
Speaker 3: do our own ship. That's that's what happened to. Though
Speaker 3: I'm talking about all the music, the based music and
Speaker 3: all that. That ship is selling platinum records, some of
Speaker 3: the biggest artists that they will support, that they will
Speaker 3: honor having sold a tenth of the records.
Speaker 1: I soul.
Speaker 3: But I don't want to point no figure at them,
Speaker 3: the artists pointing the figure at the people over the ship, right, right,
Speaker 3: But but.
Speaker 4: You think you brought to the to the game that
Speaker 4: one one day before and it still ain't nobody to do.
Speaker 3: I think I kept everybody representing their own hometown because
Speaker 3: when I can't with some of my favorites.
Speaker 1: Was in w A, the Two Live.
Speaker 10: Crew, Ghetto Boys, Goodie Marble Out Has Yeah, and epm
Speaker 10: D groups that was original that when you heard them,
Speaker 10: you knew who they was.
Speaker 3: When you saw them, you knew who they was. They
Speaker 3: had their own style, they had their own lane. When
Speaker 3: Cool mo D was talking about the Wild Wild West,
Speaker 3: I respect the Cool Mo D for that.
Speaker 1: When mc Elma had on the Balloon Band.
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying, Like even when where music
Speaker 3: is bigger than hip hop because hip hop comes from
Speaker 3: other music, Like it's a lot of shit, A lot
Speaker 3: of shit go on that I didn't agree with, but
Speaker 3: you have to respect it, Like the weird way niggas
Speaker 3: dress and how.
Speaker 1: They do their hair.
Speaker 3: They might paint their nails, but you have to respect that.
Speaker 3: If that man have his own lane and his fame.
Speaker 3: But it's it's fan based because everything ain't for everybody exact.
Speaker 1: You know, what's not good for me don't mean they're
Speaker 1: good for the next person.
Speaker 2: And the culture is a mixture.
Speaker 1: Of things, and that's the city I come from.
Speaker 3: I represented Miami Dade County to the footas Like I said,
Speaker 3: I'm a Mi and me everything, and we got every
Speaker 3: nationality in the world for me, every kind of restaurants,
Speaker 3: every kind of neighborhoods. Everything we got and the only
Speaker 3: thing that I haven't have to deal with my life
Speaker 3: and on seventies, Baby, it's racism. So tired of niggas
Speaker 3: playing the race car when it comes to everything, Niggas is.
Speaker 1: Other niggas only problem.
Speaker 3: Niggas, niggas, niggas quitting in the crock They ain't not
Speaker 3: ain't thinking about us. Every time we get a through
Speaker 3: they all we run to them crocer stoves and spend
Speaker 3: out money practics. They thinking about us. They don't get money,
Speaker 3: they come and spend no money with us. Niggas is
Speaker 3: niggas worst enemies, and they gotta stop playing a race card.
Speaker 3: I'm tired and I'm tired of these Uncle Tom protested
Speaker 3: uh civil rights bullshit attorneys and lawyers and active it's
Speaker 3: getting up trying to be on TV telling us the
Speaker 3: same goddamn story that they tell us every time somebody
Speaker 3: else get killed. Every time say the same thing. We
Speaker 3: won't Justin's justin three four million dollars this lady song Dad,
Speaker 3: that ain't no motherfucking justice. And they're doing the same thing.
Speaker 1: They ain't telling the thirty percent they're getting out of
Speaker 1: that money.
Speaker 3: Where you niggas ad when nothing ain't happening right now,
Speaker 3: they made happening right All the street stuff comes down
Speaker 3: because they the police, the FBI and everybody else is
Speaker 3: circling in on hip hop. Now everybody knows that the
Speaker 3: street game and the dope game for the hip.
Speaker 1: Hop always have. Everybody know that. It's no secret.
Speaker 3: But we're trying to do something right with the money,
Speaker 3: So let us do it. Don't put a whole task
Speaker 3: on us together and come locked boys up from Atlanta
Speaker 3: and Miami and Myphis and say all these is crime
Speaker 3: organizations and we should charge them with rico and conspiracy
Speaker 3: and all that.
Speaker 1: These boys trying to get a problem.
Speaker 3: Not the war part, y'all understand leading women in the
Speaker 3: true got But what happened to day when a niggas
Speaker 3: deserve the dart, niggas about to die, That's how games
Speaker 3: is really got down. That's how gagss got their credit
Speaker 3: they walked up to a nigga, blow the nigga brains
Speaker 3: down because he did some found ship.
Speaker 1: But they excuse me, they got the targeting up as
Speaker 1: it is so.
Speaker 3: As I see young niggas come out, if they ain't
Speaker 3: got thirty three switches and thirty instead those and four.
Speaker 1: Eight k's on their video, see like they don't blow up.
Speaker 1: It's our fault.
Speaker 3: It's our fault for letting our kids not appreciate things.
Speaker 3: What you mean you mean we buy the Michael George.
Speaker 3: Your mama never brought you no Jean, My mama never
Speaker 3: brought me up playing tennis. Sho's over thirty dollars, we
Speaker 3: buy him George. Holidays, you got how many kids you have?
Speaker 3: Any one of y'all got kids more than you got?
Speaker 3: How many one? You got three?
Speaker 1: How many baby mama? What that's good? I damn, I'm
Speaker 1: proud of you.
Speaker 3: Then, But then average bowman got two or three kids
Speaker 3: with two three niggas, and every holiday the kids split
Speaker 3: up from their family. There's no more tradition, no more,
Speaker 3: there's no more going to the elder of the family.
Speaker 1: You know, Labor Days, Easter, Christmas.
Speaker 3: You know where you're gonna be at there's no more
Speaker 3: that you gotta get back to the real ship.
Speaker 1: How to get back though, how do we get back
Speaker 1: to that we got?
Speaker 3: We gotta we gotta stop having babies from rose that
Speaker 3: they baby mama material, and they gotta stop having babies
Speaker 3: from niggas who ain't baby got the material. If you
Speaker 3: fucking with a nigga that got three kids and you
Speaker 3: ain't never seen them, you don't need to have no
Speaker 3: baby with them, because.
Speaker 1: As soon as you get pregnant, heat gone.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I.
Speaker 3: Have to get back kids. I hear women say, oh
Speaker 3: my baby, don't eat corn, Baby, don't eat corn. It
Speaker 3: making them like Duke Kenny. I ain't so much coin
Speaker 3: as a baby. I ship it not coin. It was like,
Speaker 3: you gotta stop saying what our kids don't do this
Speaker 3: and tell our kids what to do. And this right here,
Speaker 3: this is a number one. This is gonna be the
Speaker 3: death of all our kids. This is gonna be the
Speaker 3: depth of our whole race.
Speaker 1: And sell women don't know how to get nowhere no more.
Speaker 3: Because when you get in the car with in their phone,
Speaker 3: you you and your woman can have a nasty fight,
Speaker 3: a fight to the point where y'all talking about each other.
Speaker 1: Mama, she get.
Speaker 3: Round the phone with her friends and forget all about
Speaker 3: she was mad. And everywhere they go they gps. They
Speaker 3: ain't trying to learn directions no more. Your kids get
Speaker 3: home from school, they get right on their phone. You
Speaker 3: want your baby to get out your way, you give
Speaker 3: him up for here. Watch watch your movie on YouTube.
Speaker 3: That ain't that?
Speaker 1: Ain't it?
Speaker 4: Man?
Speaker 3: I come. I grew up in the era where you
Speaker 3: came home from school, you took off your school clothes,
Speaker 3: put on your play clothes, and go outside Thursday time, drink.
Speaker 1: Out the water hole. I'm not saying, be that brutal
Speaker 1: in your house, but you're a standing you come in,
Speaker 1: ain't standing?
Speaker 4: Is?
Speaker 1: You better find a life outside?
Speaker 3: Anyway?
Speaker 1: We had a schedule.
Speaker 3: We I had a favorite TV show, I had a
Speaker 3: favorite actor, a favorite cartoon. These kids don't if it
Speaker 3: ain't on YouTube, they don't know about it. We got
Speaker 3: some kind of way figure it out. All you gotta
Speaker 3: do is you think I'm lying. Remember this on Christmas morning,
Speaker 3: I want you to get up at twelve o'clock and
Speaker 3: walk outside and tell me how many kids you see
Speaker 3: outside playing?
Speaker 1: None? None.
Speaker 3: If we fucked up as black people and all the
Speaker 3: design and clothes people. They making this ship outside.
Speaker 6: Now, if you couldn't wear that ship five years ago,
Speaker 6: we couldn't fit it. Oh oh we knowing the niggas go, well,
Speaker 6: look the Louise, the Louis beanie.
Speaker 3: They didn't make I got a big head. They ain't
Speaker 3: make this in my size five years ago. This ship
Speaker 3: fit perfect, old man head. Now for the phone hound
Speaker 3: done foe hunted for the phone dollar beanie, And we
Speaker 3: get our money and we go spit it all on them.
Speaker 3: And we the number one consumers of every product. And
Speaker 3: as soon as somebody and I, our neighborhood, our race
Speaker 3: put out something, we might buy a T shirt, we
Speaker 3: might buy a hat, but we're not gonna support them.
Speaker 1: We're not gonna support them. What you think it is?
Speaker 7: You know what I'm saying, Like what you think the
Speaker 7: underlining issue of everything he is beside the phone?
Speaker 1: What you think it is?
Speaker 3: Start back loving their neighbors instead of running that neighbor name,
Speaker 3: or trying to figure out what that neighbor do for
Speaker 3: a living, trying to fuck that neighbor wife.
Speaker 1: We need to start back.
Speaker 3: We need to start being able to go out of
Speaker 3: town and say you watch my house for me when
Speaker 3: I'm gone.
Speaker 1: Here's my key sense of community? You say, yeah, it has.
Speaker 3: To start in your own neighborhoods, starting with your household.
Speaker 1: But the niggas who's trying to do that? The nigga
Speaker 1: getting fucked over though? Right in then time? Like do
Speaker 1: you think it just too far on?
Speaker 2: Though?
Speaker 1: It's like it shit fucked up? We almost did. Know
Speaker 1: what I'm saying, love that neighbor. Who's gonna be the
Speaker 1: first nigga to show them.
Speaker 3: To love that neighbor? Like, how is gonna turn I
Speaker 3: won't get that mother to turn back. I think I
Speaker 3: think the men have to do it. I think the
Speaker 3: men have to do it. I think what we have
Speaker 3: to do it. We have to start off with the
Speaker 3: little boys. We got to start like when your little
Speaker 3: boys got they see little homeboys. When can do something
Speaker 3: for your little boy? You involved as homeboys, make them
Speaker 3: make them a make them a community instead of a game.
Speaker 3: Right when you catch them throwing up signs, straighten them,
Speaker 3: when you catch them with their hand on their heads,
Speaker 3: straighten them. You know what I'm saying. It's like.
Speaker 1: They have to start that way.
Speaker 4: We have to start that way, are we conditioning in
Speaker 4: a weird way because we talked about this a big
Speaker 4: fast saying what you do that with your neighbor? And
Speaker 4: would you like if we see some black folks and
Speaker 4: biggers as we call them, that we do we automatically
Speaker 4: tests up and get in the fish like are we
Speaker 4: guilty too?
Speaker 3: Okay? Okay, so with my neighbors, right, but my but
Speaker 3: my neighbors now okay, So well, I deal with in
Speaker 3: my whole community. I deal with wanting to luke stay
Speaker 3: in my community. So luke five households, I might buy
Speaker 3: a case of fish. I knock on my neighbor's door
Speaker 3: and I give all of them ten fifteen yellow tales
Speaker 3: like here, here you go. And when they get ship,
Speaker 3: they give it to me. So I live surface you
Speaker 3: come to my soul that my coda said, yes, finished,
Speaker 3: I'm telling you right now, you're finished. But it's not
Speaker 3: like that in a lot of places. And I think that.
Speaker 3: I think because my son was born in Tennessee but
Speaker 3: raised in Miami, and my godsons was from Liberty City.
Speaker 3: But I kept them a mirror mom, so they didn't
Speaker 3: they didn't have a struggle.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and my son don't know how to ride a bicycle.
Speaker 3: He never been to a block party, but he finish
Speaker 3: graduate college in December.
Speaker 1: I went to prison birthday.
Speaker 3: You know what I mean. It's just that we have
Speaker 3: to we understand worry about how what people think about
Speaker 3: what we are decisions when it comes to our own kids,
Speaker 3: our own life, of our own life. We have to
Speaker 3: raise our kids, and it remind them that I let
Speaker 3: your friend from your parents and that, and you know,
Speaker 3: I'm doing this for you. A lot of kids, when
Speaker 3: they get a certain age, they think that I wanted
Speaker 3: I learned from I learned on my own. But a
Speaker 3: lot of them are gonna make it the way they
Speaker 3: learned because a lot of our friends they make it.
Speaker 1: I got more friends in the graveyard and my.
Speaker 3: Best friend is getting released again for the second time,
Speaker 3: and he was out for like twelve months since eighty nine.
Speaker 2: God damn.
Speaker 1: When you think the turning point was to when shit
Speaker 1: just started going left, I think we fell into the trap. First.
Speaker 3: It was the projects. Because the project was a project,
Speaker 3: the women couldn't have a man. That's how I ended
Speaker 3: up moving back with my dad. That's how I ended
Speaker 3: up getting caught with the cocaine because when I was fourteen,
Speaker 3: actually when I got caught, but when I caught a
Speaker 3: charge at thirteen and had to go live with my daddy.
Speaker 3: Because if you had a feelin you could live in
Speaker 3: the projects. Not only could you live in the project,
Speaker 3: your mama couldn't have no boyfriend while you're living in
Speaker 3: the projects.
Speaker 1: But you want fool, here they go fool steps.
Speaker 3: You want money, have a worldfare, you need Madison, the
Speaker 3: go medicaid and Wick here go raise these kids. Let
Speaker 3: me say, y'all, ass look about thirty forty years from now,
Speaker 3: and that's what in life. That's what we got right now.
Speaker 3: That's what we're at right now. A lot of people
Speaker 3: ain't got more. Only people got mores. Is the one
Speaker 3: that just automatically, genuinely got it.
Speaker 1: Can't remember it was an error.
Speaker 3: If you caught mind doing something wrong, beat their heads right,
Speaker 3: Not these new mamas. You better touch their children. These
Speaker 3: mamas are going out to the school fighting school girls.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they're not playing, they're not playing.
Speaker 1: That shit is sad, and that's the problem. To parents
Speaker 1: are the problem.
Speaker 2: They're the enablers of this fucking poor behavior.
Speaker 3: But oh, introduced me one of my friend girls. Oh,
Speaker 3: this is my daughter that's her boyfriend.
Speaker 1: I say, you ain't he fucking boyfriend, nigga. You couldn't
Speaker 1: you had a boyfriend a like a.
Speaker 3: Like a known boyfriend like your mama called your friend, guy, boyfriend.
Speaker 1: That's your friend guy.
Speaker 3: And see right here and watch all my children with
Speaker 3: your grandma. You come to the house. You have to
Speaker 3: sit by the girl right there. You had to meet everybody,
Speaker 3: says ma'am. No, sir, all that, Noah, now, y'all. This
Speaker 3: he's the main thing too, with these kids just being born.
Speaker 3: First of all, they got this AI thing that's coming out.
Speaker 3: But they finish like that ain't gonna suck the world
Speaker 3: up with this.
Speaker 1: Music.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 1: Listen.
Speaker 3: Then they got they got to where they finally admitting
Speaker 3: that they've seen UFOs. When I know you've seen the USO,
Speaker 3: because the us O anything that you can't identify, right,
Speaker 3: so I know you don't seen ship that you can't
Speaker 3: now admitted to seeing them. Now the powers that ship
Speaker 3: flying behind in the sky, right, you got all that
Speaker 3: ship right?
Speaker 1: You got there? You looking like what damn? But what's
Speaker 1: going on?
Speaker 3: So now, like I said, the women are saying, oh,
Speaker 3: they selling men. They want to do something else with life, right,
Speaker 3: police came along and questioned your kids and talk to
Speaker 3: your kids.
Speaker 1: When you went around and see if your mama hits
Speaker 1: you just call me. We're in the rude. Well, we're
Speaker 1: going to my house, stay in my fucking house.
Speaker 3: Breaking your home, but you going to my house home,
Speaker 3: stay in my house, and all the police don't knock
Speaker 3: on my damn though, get from from get from my house.
Speaker 3: Now you add that to the fact that the parents
Speaker 3: it was a sa You remember this saying it's a boy,
Speaker 3: it's a girl.
Speaker 1: That was worth something.
Speaker 3: They sold.
Speaker 1: Merch that said it's a boy in cigar, but they
Speaker 1: said that.
Speaker 3: Now they do a jity revealed they spend ten thousand
Speaker 3: dollars just to announce what they haveing.
Speaker 1: Right, then they spend fifteen thousand on a baby shower.
Speaker 1: You think that's all for, like what it's for Cloud?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Cloud changed.
Speaker 1: They trying to press another money for them because now you.
Speaker 3: Baby ain't got no trust for him, no helping showing,
Speaker 3: no no, no, no medical and shawing and when you
Speaker 3: and when you stop fucking the nigga, he ain't taking
Speaker 3: care of the baby no more. Oh, he gonna having
Speaker 3: some risks and charge support and that's what we come.
Speaker 5: To now and say most niggas ain't got that because
Speaker 5: most niggas don't have taxable income.
Speaker 1: That's what we come to now.
Speaker 3: Man, I don't know what's worse than that they're going
Speaker 3: to take a little baby to go visit his daddy
Speaker 3: in prison. Yeah, like we become, we become very stereotyped.
Speaker 3: We become so obvious. It's so easy to manipolate. We
Speaker 3: can talk about each other like like Twitter. That's wont
Speaker 3: fuck on Twitter.
Speaker 1: I go on Twitter.
Speaker 3: I can go on Twitter and say fuck Big Facts.
Speaker 3: That's show fake at Big Facts. Everybody who follow y'all
Speaker 3: on Twitter, go see what I said. That's how easy.
Speaker 1: I don't I don't think nothing should be that easy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, everything is too accessible.
Speaker 3: I don't think a girl, a little girl under the
Speaker 3: age of eighteen seventeen years old or little boy you
Speaker 3: have no social media pages if they're not doing selling something,
Speaker 3: got an all oine of account a model or actor, right,
Speaker 3: it ain't nothing because they got the little sex box
Speaker 3: being there sending them cash out to see naked pictures
Speaker 3: of them.
Speaker 4: Now, Yeah, they don't give you a car and a
Speaker 4: driver's license to you a certain age. I feel like
Speaker 4: you ain't mature enough, right should that be the same
Speaker 4: shit with social media.
Speaker 1: I think social medi used to need to be and
Speaker 1: it can be protected.
Speaker 3: But the women don't. They don't investigate that like they
Speaker 3: investigate like they'll go through their nigga phone if they
Speaker 3: go through their children phone that they go through their
Speaker 3: nigga phone. Oh boy, yeah, they will go through that
Speaker 3: nigga phone in a minute. But they ken there. There's
Speaker 3: there's there's all kind of apps to help save god,
Speaker 3: your kid that's stopping from going on certain sites, that's
Speaker 3: stopping from being on certain social media sites for so long.
Speaker 1: You can control it with your phone. If they want
Speaker 1: to google.
Speaker 2: Something, it's like a killit on the car.
Speaker 3: It calls it alert your phone.
Speaker 1: You gotta approve it. They need to do that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, who's somebody in the game, like a young a
Speaker 4: young artist or just just in the culture that you
Speaker 4: see some of yourself in it, like trick that I
Speaker 4: see some of myself.
Speaker 3: It could be Mike Smith, Mike Smith, Mike Smith, y'all
Speaker 3: don't know Mike Smith, y'all check him out on Smith
Speaker 3: Smith in my FF. Mike smim he growed up in
Speaker 3: a single parent household, just like me. Not a lot
Speaker 3: of know a lot of people doing time in the.
Speaker 1: Grade yard as one as a penitentiary.
Speaker 3: And actually, I think he's one of the best, the
Speaker 3: most talented lyricists to me, because a lot of people
Speaker 3: consider my music as lyrical. But I'm more like a
Speaker 3: I'm more like a debate like I'm a I'm like,
Speaker 3: I'm a storyteller. I'm a truth is you know what
Speaker 3: I'm saying. I think he can actually raph. Even though
Speaker 3: you put me on the future, I'm probably gonna tell
Speaker 3: that beach dam I probably got first.
Speaker 1: I mean.
Speaker 4: They were saying something on social media, just kind of
Speaker 4: some other ship that they they was like one day
Speaker 4: I saw something saying like Sukia is like the female
Speaker 4: trick daddy, how you feel somebody.
Speaker 1: My super hos my, that's my whole girl. That's like,
Speaker 1: at least to me. But that big team like me,
Speaker 1: that crazy bitch, I'm not crazy.
Speaker 3: I said, You're not crazy.
Speaker 1: That bitch is crazy. People think you crazy trick, but
Speaker 1: I have But I got a prison Jerrard twenty Field,
Speaker 1: nineteen ninety five.
Speaker 3: I was crazy.
Speaker 1: I'll be back in prison. I might, don't I might
Speaker 1: don't give a fuck how you feel about how I feel.
Speaker 1: But I'm not crazy. I got damn good sins.
Speaker 4: There you go, right, there you go. And what made
Speaker 4: you decide up for thirty years to switch that grill out?
Speaker 4: It's a question for both yall yours before you swapping
Speaker 4: up about.
Speaker 3: Thirty man, it was it was they was big, they
Speaker 3: was begging me. And what it is is this, It's like,
Speaker 3: I like younger women. I like my woman two the
Speaker 3: ages of twenty three and twenty nine. No thirty, Hell,
Speaker 3: that one year makes that big of a difference. Yes,
Speaker 3: I want you to shave because you don't like here.
Speaker 3: I want you to shave because they're great. It's just that,
Speaker 3: it's just like it's something about I already have a
Speaker 3: deep voice. I wouldn't have a so called reputation already
Speaker 3: hang with street niggas. I am really in the streets
Speaker 3: the young I think it's more appealing to the younger women.
Speaker 3: And plus I had a lot of miles on that
Speaker 3: mouth there was I'm gonna start over on this mouth
Speaker 3: right here, A lot of puss on that mouth right there,
Speaker 3: and I've been gonna have to be want to put
Speaker 3: some miles in the mouth.
Speaker 1: You's gonna have to be worth something.
Speaker 5: Yeah, So instead of lowering your standards with your new mouth,
Speaker 5: you upgrading your standards.
Speaker 3: Yeah. I upgraded to the point where I used to
Speaker 3: like only slim dog skinned women. Now I like red
Speaker 3: and thick women a little bit. Now I've opened up.
Speaker 3: I've opened up some other avenues.
Speaker 2: Flavors, the savor. Yeah, okay, okay, cool, cool?
Speaker 1: What's some of the shit you feel like just changed
Speaker 1: in the rap game overall?
Speaker 7: That?
Speaker 3: Like, it's just like, man, I can't get that period.
Speaker 3: What what changing the rap game is? I see niggas
Speaker 3: walking around securities in their own neighborhoods, in their own city,
Speaker 3: that's for one. Then I've watched niggas mimic other niggas
Speaker 3: and whatever is cool.
Speaker 1: Whatever they have to do, they're cool with it. I'm
Speaker 1: not going to do it. I'm not wearing so whearing weave.
Speaker 3: I'm not paying my nails and I've wear I've wear
Speaker 3: slim fit jeans, but I don't want them tight.
Speaker 1: Well, if I put them all the way up on
Speaker 1: my ass, it's gonna show much shape. I'm not doing that.
Speaker 3: I'm not doing that. I'm not doing that, and I think,
Speaker 3: and I think, I think a lot of you. I
Speaker 3: think I.
Speaker 1: Think more, I think more older legends in hip hop
Speaker 1: and than music.
Speaker 3: And then the streets need to get these young niggas
Speaker 3: and swing to them to stop buying these shawarski fake
Speaker 3: ask diamonds and chains. Because if you can up order
Speaker 3: to buy a chain every week, you got too much money,
Speaker 3: you need to do something else with it. If you
Speaker 3: could do that, save your money so you can have
Speaker 3: something in life, so you don't go crazy and you
Speaker 3: don't go viral one day because the niggas say, look
Speaker 3: at Sensus on the corner right now, begging for money
Speaker 3: because every week he buy a watch in a chain.
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying, Do something with your money.
Speaker 3: Do the reason why you pray and ask God to
Speaker 3: help you become successful. You have to utilize the opportunities
Speaker 3: ones that give them to you, man. And that's what's
Speaker 3: fucked up about round a lot of you know, back
Speaker 3: in the day they were milliv but nearly millivally came out.
Speaker 3: We found out they were lipsicky. Okay, that's cool, but
Speaker 3: nobody else lip siky, you know what I'm saying. And
Speaker 3: then I remember when Prince came out on stage and
Speaker 3: turned around as she was out. I was like, all right, Prince,
Speaker 3: you better not do that shit no more, and nobody
Speaker 3: else better not try it.
Speaker 1: But it's like, now.
Speaker 3: Niggas got ten two tears and ain't killed no motherfucking
Speaker 3: body niggas betraying to be killers.
Speaker 1: It ain't nobody dying, but they homeboys.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And if you're gis, you think you here, free
Speaker 3: your niggas and bard the rest of the niggas out
Speaker 3: that you could afford to barn out and you'll get
Speaker 3: more respect, and you'll be able to walk around these
Speaker 3: streets and fuck what they say about you in the blog,
Speaker 3: and fuck all types of niggas like the charge, the
Speaker 3: white niggas and everybody running about chards of white. This
Speaker 3: man is a This man is doing what he's supposed
Speaker 3: to be doing. He's trying to go valor, he's trying
Speaker 3: to eat, he's trying to survive. You can't put yourself
Speaker 3: in a situation like like how the dudes who six
Speaker 3: nine got fucked up with. Yeah, everybody like sits down
Speaker 3: the rack. No, since now it's what he is. He's
Speaker 3: not a thug. He ain't a game nomber. He's done
Speaker 3: a killer. So when you're not that and you put
Speaker 3: that nigga in your summer, what you think he's supposed
Speaker 3: to do? Right? What do you think you will? You're
Speaker 3: you're you're more mad at him than yourself. Has that
Speaker 3: stopped him from making money?
Speaker 2: Not at all?
Speaker 3: Calling him a snick? Is he locked up?
Speaker 2: Not at all?
Speaker 1: Like we We have to stop trying to cancel niggas too.
Speaker 3: Remember I made a statement and everybody trying to blow
Speaker 3: it up, they like apologizer. Was I respect this woman?
Speaker 3: I think she's the most talented entertainer of all time,
Speaker 3: the best number one of all time? Right, but don't
Speaker 3: like I was talking mad about her because a nigga
Speaker 3: wanted to go viral and start some ship, and he
Speaker 3: edited what the whole conversation was about and put out
Speaker 3: a three seconds and people who ain't even hear it
Speaker 3: call theyself want to say something to me, and you
Speaker 3: can't say nothing to me? Then fuck is wrong with
Speaker 3: your opinions? Like asshole? Without him, you full of shit.
Speaker 3: I don't like everybody, and just because I don't like you,
Speaker 3: don't mean I'm supposed to talk about you. But I
Speaker 3: don't like everybody, but I'm gonna talk about I'm gonna
Speaker 3: argue the fight and kill or whatever I gotta do
Speaker 3: for the people who I like who I do like.
Speaker 3: I'm a scar face. Tupac iced you on in my
Speaker 3: mind as a top three rappers of all times, and
Speaker 3: I'll give a who you gonna get. These niggas had
Speaker 3: a list going around a couple of months ago by
Speaker 3: the top fifty rappers all the time. He mentioned me,
Speaker 3: fucking dick in the booty ass niggah gave list. You're
Speaker 3: didn't mentioned me if it made anything.
Speaker 1: You're on mind?
Speaker 3: Bro, Like you ain't.
Speaker 1: Mentioned me, nigga, you better go ask your mama's I'm
Speaker 1: your daddy. Niggas Fucking everything about the list though, and
Speaker 1: something some.
Speaker 4: Of the people that it was on the list like
Speaker 4: they'll get flowers to you, right, That's not everything about
Speaker 4: the list with me. It's like you can't give it
Speaker 4: up for the fact that some of them rappers might
Speaker 4: not have even been rappers who be making.
Speaker 3: Them listens and ship. That's another thing, But I mean
Speaker 3: that's another thing I have to be careful with, Like
Speaker 3: who it's these people. It's like it's like googling something.
Speaker 3: You could google something and get the wrong one thing
Speaker 3: would give you opportunity to make it for yourself because
Speaker 3: you can also click on the safe. All right, what
Speaker 3: are the sources? What did this actually come from? You
Speaker 3: know what I'm saying. If I get some ship from
Speaker 3: ESPN or CNN, then yeah, I probably could believe it.
Speaker 3: But I get a ship from don't blow. I'll give
Speaker 3: a funk about this, nigga, But don't disrespect if you
Speaker 3: got a top fifty hip hop list. So all the time,
Speaker 3: I need at least.
Speaker 11: Twenty at the other beat from the South, facts, facts,
Speaker 11: and I'm gonna doing the I'm gonna keep it that
Speaker 11: twenty because our records wasn't getting played up until me
Speaker 11: and June.
Speaker 1: Me and June I were the first two niggas in
Speaker 1: the South.
Speaker 3: That was given air air ready, I mean air player
Speaker 3: in the East Coast and West Coast with the hum
Speaker 3: record and then their record. Until then, they wasn't really
Speaker 3: playing our records in the South like then, they played
Speaker 3: a little bit of the ghetto, I mean, to your mind,
Speaker 3: playing trick on me. They played a little, a little
Speaker 3: this and that, and they forget that our cats had
Speaker 3: the double album and that went diamond, Like, how y'all
Speaker 3: don't mention this shit? You feel me? And a lot
Speaker 3: of niggas when they put on the pedestal, they don't
Speaker 3: even listen to the niggas music. They don't even know
Speaker 3: them niggas lyrics. These niggas that was head picked to
Speaker 3: be a part of the rap cussle. And after Parking
Speaker 3: Biggie died, all niggas did was fight over the one
Speaker 3: and two spot. Them niggas ain't do it for hip hop.
Speaker 3: Them niggas ain't do it for the street. I do
Speaker 3: it for the struggles, the face of the bombs, the
Speaker 3: jail set, the dope dealers and the dope users.
Speaker 1: Don't forget about the niggas.
Speaker 3: If you're gonna brag and say you usually sell a dope, now,
Speaker 3: how you're gonna look down on the nigga.
Speaker 1: That's a dope.
Speaker 2: Facts, facts, facts.
Speaker 3: So I'll give a fuck about how none of them
Speaker 3: niggas feel about me because I'm not only I'm not
Speaker 3: only top fifty.
Speaker 1: Fuck you and your trick, thataddy looking.
Speaker 3: Ass, mama.
Speaker 2: So let me ask you this.
Speaker 5: With you having so much passion about like everything that
Speaker 5: you love and everything that you care about and everything
Speaker 5: that you feel like is a major concern.
Speaker 2: Is that part of the reason that you take your
Speaker 2: moniker of being the mayor of Miami.
Speaker 3: So seriously, I've your researchers can run for Maith for real,
Speaker 3: because they say that trump Stick could run for president.
Speaker 3: If he can run a president all this shit he
Speaker 3: didn't did, I probably could be the may of Day County.
Speaker 1: I truly, I'm gonna represent Miami to the fullest.
Speaker 5: Yeah, because because a lot of a lot of times,
Speaker 5: like in most situations, you can't think about Miami without
Speaker 5: thinking about trip for real, like in an urban setting
Speaker 5: or in any kind of setting that has anything to
Speaker 5: do with any kind of like streets or anything like that.
Speaker 1: And just being honest, if hip hop would have started
Speaker 1: and they can on a man.
Speaker 3: What you had these niggas on your top fIF If
Speaker 3: hip hop started a day got in Miami and they
Speaker 3: did the same, J Money, J T Money and two
Speaker 3: Live Crew would be my top one and two.
Speaker 2: I know, but.
Speaker 7: I'm saying no matter who came and did what I'm saying,
Speaker 7: how I go, how they can hand it up there.
Speaker 3: Then we came like twenty years later, I would have
Speaker 3: liked I would have I would have liked niggas like
Speaker 3: Az Cougi rap, niggas like.
Speaker 1: Uh cool mo d niggas with a bay Area too short,
Speaker 1: rock him.
Speaker 2: Easy Yeah, Yes, slick Rick.
Speaker 3: Yes, uh Snoop Dog Doctor Dres be a rapper and
Speaker 3: producer on my list. Yes, I would have other the
Speaker 3: West Coast as well as East Coast. And even though
Speaker 3: the West Coast is more like the South, I still
Speaker 3: with what they got spec about the West Coast. They
Speaker 3: support all that ship. We support other nigga shit instill
Speaker 3: don't get no resported. And you want to know how
Speaker 3: a nigga that's so angry that they don't show us
Speaker 3: love know all these other rappers more over there. You
Speaker 3: know why because we played everybody's ship. We played everybody ship.
Speaker 3: We had a dance to everybody's song, but they just
Speaker 3: didn't do the same. But West Coast always, I always
Speaker 3: feel like the West Coast was was was the South
Speaker 3: to me, especially La and the Baby because they were
Speaker 3: wearing the dickies and the convers and and Jerry curls
Speaker 3: and we was doing that.
Speaker 1: We was we was, we was on that, you know
Speaker 1: what I'm saying. And when I go there.
Speaker 3: I'm I'm comfortable. I can have a conversation with with
Speaker 3: a with a with an l a nigga without it
Speaker 3: being a competition. They when I got.
Speaker 12: Where you got of all time living not dead or
Speaker 12: all time living? Yeah, Scarface, mm hmm, that's hard. Yeah,
Speaker 12: I don't care who don't like it? Yeah, I ain't
Speaker 12: talking about it.
Speaker 1: He's you.
Speaker 3: I ain't talking about being voted in because you have
Speaker 3: the majority of the votes. I'm talking about somebody who
Speaker 3: I've watched, bro, Somebody I've been listening to since the eighties.
Speaker 3: Somebody who's still been doing the same thing. Somebody who
Speaker 3: I have a conversation with him. He's still got some
Speaker 3: positive shit to say to me, right, star Face, living
Speaker 3: a little bit of like history too. So it's true.
Speaker 4: You were supposed to that group Boys in the Hood
Speaker 4: that was you know, you were supposed to be in
Speaker 4: the original.
Speaker 3: Group or you were? I was. I was. I was
Speaker 3: part of the CEO of the original group and a
Speaker 3: part of the artists of the original group.
Speaker 1: What you mean by me, It's gonna be me Jody breathe,
Speaker 1: Uh jeez.
Speaker 3: And the Big Iceberger, which Iceburg Iceberg for Miami really, yes,
Speaker 3: what I.
Speaker 1: Don't know what happened Blocked when it had a meeting
Speaker 1: with what his name, and the ship just all went
Speaker 1: left and what and what?
Speaker 3: I didn't do because because Jody that's like my little brother,
Speaker 3: I didn't want to suck it up for him. So
Speaker 3: I let him do what they do and I waited
Speaker 3: for him to put it out and I was like,
Speaker 3: all right, this is what I'm gonna need to And
Speaker 3: I got minds and I and I and I never
Speaker 3: said nothing to him this day. Don't even y'll ask
Speaker 3: me because Jody said something about it. Nobody would have
Speaker 3: even never knew that. But do you imagine how powerful
Speaker 3: that would have been. You see how big of a
Speaker 3: mistake it was to go that way, because after those
Speaker 3: Hirst two singers, they adn't put no money behind it.
Speaker 3: I just feel like certain niggas just wanted to get
Speaker 3: us out the way, and niggas ain't see it like that.
Speaker 3: Niggas was running to sell they soul for a check.
Speaker 3: I think that Block made a big stupid airs decision.
Speaker 5: Man.
Speaker 3: What you mean by going to sign with Puffy with
Speaker 3: the boys in the hood at with with no boyf
Speaker 3: ain't do ship for boys.
Speaker 1: In the hood.
Speaker 3: The South wasn't respecting Puff like that anyway for him
Speaker 3: to do shit if we were, if we were looking
Speaker 3: for East Coast love from from from Puff? Did you
Speaker 3: gotta tell me? Since Julia Monsky, who he helped the
Speaker 3: biggest album more than Labor was his album Tripping.
Speaker 2: The Big.
Speaker 1: So him FULK.
Speaker 3: I respect Puff a lot. I ain't doing no parties
Speaker 3: with him. I ain't doing all that. I don't want
Speaker 3: to go shopping what that means he did. I mean
Speaker 3: he ain't some things, but I'm not doing it.
Speaker 1: Damn. I respect Puff, I respect everything.
Speaker 3: About his business mind, but my business is different than
Speaker 3: other nigga's business. I want to be able to still
Speaker 3: go to the grocery store, jump out of the gas station,
Speaker 3: pull up at the strip club by myself.
Speaker 7: I want to still be able to fly without security.
Speaker 7: This shit fucked up. Yeah, some nigga, you know what
Speaker 7: I'm saying. Some niggas bit the fellers can't move around
Speaker 7: when I move around. I got my name on the flight.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm gonna have with me. I'm by myself. I'm
Speaker 1: by myself, but but if you go, you're gonna have
Speaker 1: them too.
Speaker 3: That's different.
Speaker 1: Yeah, if I'm moving around, ain't I don't want no
Speaker 1: niggas go with me to piss and yeah.
Speaker 3: Me and cause my little nephew nigga calling that from
Speaker 3: a dog red by Jacksonville.
Speaker 1: You know, Jacksonville is my favorite place.
Speaker 3: To go, Jacksonville and Jacksonville, Jacksonville, Jacksonville in Atlanta.
Speaker 1: Been my favorite place to go.
Speaker 3: Right And sometimes I be I be looking at I
Speaker 3: know a real Atlanta niggas, and you know this, like
Speaker 3: like real Atlanta niggas. I remember Atlanta, nigga. I'm talking
Speaker 3: about club niggas, Atlanta niggas. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: Body tap Atlanta nigga. You know g C Club downstairs
Speaker 3: shooting dice th let of niggas. I know these niggas right.
Speaker 3: So I we was in Jacksonville at a party and
Speaker 3: I walked off. Everybody was looking for me. That nigga.
Speaker 3: You can't be walking around here like this show.
Speaker 1: See, I say, nigga, this is my city.
Speaker 3: Niggas. I ain't so much to pussing jackson but that
Speaker 3: when you when you it's not disrespect when you could
Speaker 3: do that, and that's what if you live fucked up,
Speaker 3: you will never be able to do that. You would
Speaker 3: always think somebody got something, g issue, somebody got something sleep.
Speaker 3: You're gonna pass off on business deals because you're gonna
Speaker 3: take a bitch trying to fuck you over. I man,
Speaker 3: you gotta let some ship happen sometimes, man. Yeah. Yeah.
Speaker 3: One thing about the main paranoid niggas is the niggas
Speaker 3: that's a nigga over.
Speaker 5: What you're saying is that people that are paranoid projecting because.
Speaker 1: I know how many years Plump saying now we need
Speaker 1: to do some business together.
Speaker 3: Man, do this. Then he said, hey, man, I want
Speaker 3: to do a record of the third time. Can I say, Man,
Speaker 3: I don't want it yet. That ship buff go talk
Speaker 3: to the rap niggas yoke And he looked at me like, damn, Bro,
Speaker 3: every time you see me, you come up with the
Speaker 3: same industry bullshit talk. Bro, ask me what the bitch
Speaker 3: is that you know? Don't call me asking, no dumb man,
Speaker 3: lame man. Ship just said, what's up, trick, Don't come
Speaker 3: to me with the same blame.
Speaker 5: Man.
Speaker 3: I don't want to hear that, yo. I don't ask
Speaker 3: them no hand downs, no favors, no nothing, Bro, Just
Speaker 3: go back over there nigga fucked up like I'm for real,
Speaker 3: like I'm not fucking with you. Stop lying to me
Speaker 3: and doing all this and I'm not gonna lie. H.
Speaker 3: I try all that black businesses support black businesses. My
Speaker 3: child still fucked up on my floor right now. Man,
Speaker 3: my homeboy with the black business company been fixing my
Speaker 3: tie for two months.
Speaker 1: Man, come fix my fucking tie. Boy like black businesses.
Speaker 3: I gave one black man, No that ain't that neighbor,
Speaker 3: because if they'll die nighbor, I would have been broken
Speaker 3: that labor house. Not my motherfucking money. This niggah I
Speaker 3: gave my money to for my garage. That nigga ain't
Speaker 3: get nothing in my garage.
Speaker 1: Nothing. Then he dropped this id in my shit.
Speaker 3: He got Nerve to call me.
Speaker 1: Did I leave my ID? I said, nah, you know
Speaker 1: I've been riding by your house, nigging for.
Speaker 3: Not getting my fucking money. Man, you have to really be.
Speaker 1: Careful when you got too much to lose, because they.
Speaker 3: Think between anything between twenty five hundred and five thousand,
Speaker 3: they think they can just rip you.
Speaker 2: Off for that, like you don't need it.
Speaker 3: Yeah. I remember a promoter in Jacksonville and Bosto. I'm
Speaker 3: talking about the nigga owe me now, don't laugh, don't laugh.
Speaker 3: But the nigga old me six ninety six and two
Speaker 3: years ago, I asked him about my money. It was
Speaker 3: six hundred dollars. But I leave my money. Man. I
Speaker 3: feel because at that time I was only getting fifteen hundred.
Speaker 3: Show nigga, you really.
Speaker 1: Hurt me then, nigga, are you still thinking about that?
Speaker 1: That nigga said damn?
Speaker 3: I said, man, I need them six hundred mat matter
Speaker 3: of fact, the next time I see you, give me
Speaker 3: them six hundred.
Speaker 2: Man, I need that.
Speaker 3: Man.
Speaker 1: Yeah, fast you got the money.
Speaker 3: He ain't give me my money. Man, that the nigga,
Speaker 3: he won't give me my money. Man.
Speaker 1: And I was like six hundred. Do I fuck him
Speaker 1: up for six hundred? It was like, that's why you have.
Speaker 3: To be You gotta be careful man. You gotta just
Speaker 3: gotta prove that. They got to prove that they're solid.
Speaker 1: Man. Before so I fucked with a.
Speaker 13: Man who what your nigga? You look at now you'd
Speaker 13: be like, besides, you do you like out of Florida? Though,
Speaker 13: You'll be like, okay, yeah, he represents the.
Speaker 3: Floord you represented like me. Ko Kodak Korea at the
Speaker 3: top of the line, asshole. Yeah, Kodak, don't give a
Speaker 3: fuck about at all. Kodak, don't give not one fuck.
Speaker 3: You don't care who won't like it.
Speaker 2: But he loved his mama and he's talented.
Speaker 1: Give his talented in the world.
Speaker 3: Go that, go Coda, standing up the talent, throw that
Speaker 3: stay in the studio. Oh fuck this week, come up,
Speaker 3: come up, pull up the brother man ship. In the
Speaker 3: last night, I never stayed in the studio over fifteen
Speaker 3: twenty minutes. Yeah, give me the beat, give me the record.
Speaker 3: If you need a hook, let me know what I
Speaker 3: need to do this, give me that. If you got
Speaker 3: a song that's somebody on already. You want me to
Speaker 3: the feature, Give me an open give me a hook
Speaker 3: with an open versuit me thirties the fifteen second of
Speaker 3: the song.
Speaker 1: That's all I need.
Speaker 3: I'm a ride around through time. Back then I was
Speaker 3: on that boot real bad Snowpen, a couple of boot
Speaker 3: joints call the nigga. I'm a radio. I'mna send it
Speaker 3: to you in five minutes. Pull that at the studio.
Speaker 3: Hey put this in two track, thiss send it to him.
Speaker 3: That's it. I don't know. I don't nigga.
Speaker 1: I don't know how to be a rapper.
Speaker 3: That's probably why I do it so good, because if
Speaker 3: you got to do the ship that these niggas do,
Speaker 3: the rap is not gonna be a round for another
Speaker 3: five years. After five years is gonna be dead. Like
Speaker 3: I said, they're buying all the jewelry with their money.
Speaker 3: They recycling these holes. They gotta stop recycling these holes.
Speaker 3: They gotta stop recycling these holes. And they buy them
Speaker 3: burking bags. I buy that. Be your Michael Cores and
Speaker 3: buy me something. Buy her Michael Cores and buy you,
Speaker 3: buy me something, buy me something. I'll buy me anything
Speaker 3: before I buy a bit of your Berkeley. A burken
Speaker 3: bag and a lot of Burkeles is fake too, because
Speaker 3: they don't sell them to everybody. Of course, of course
Speaker 3: niggas and niggas know. And these jewelers when they talking
Speaker 3: about the op, the ops is your jewelers that's selling
Speaker 3: y'all these fake ass dia, these diamonds is fake. And
Speaker 3: y'all want to kill this other nigga for nothing. The
Speaker 3: jeweler just robbed you, and you're not gonna kill him.
Speaker 3: You take them lying when you go broke, wat talking
Speaker 3: much money offer you for that ship?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: I just you know what our color, you know, the South,
Speaker 3: we're bigger. We're big in fraud. I think we did
Speaker 3: it too, bigger last year in fraud. So we're big
Speaker 3: in froud. Yeah, we're big from you don't do nothing
Speaker 3: else like fraud is bigger than cocaine, ever bigger. You
Speaker 3: know what I'm saying. And the main thing you need
Speaker 3: to do is.
Speaker 1: We have to stop taking.
Speaker 3: The white boy drug, the lean, the perks fit no
Speaker 3: pro that's not no black boy drug by drug mally
Speaker 3: crack cocaine and refused to crack.
Speaker 1: You need to sell us a crack to the white
Speaker 1: boy sells and crack to the whaite. But don't take
Speaker 1: the white boy drug. No no, no, no, no no
Speaker 1: no no.
Speaker 3: Okay, let me say you something. They're drinking liquor, popping
Speaker 3: the purp, smoking weed. They bring it all over the place.
Speaker 2: You are uppers downers, and in between them, I.
Speaker 3: Don't know, they joke about saying sell the white boy
Speaker 3: crack butter crack, And you don't understand what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: Crack is so little now, crack ain't nothing.
Speaker 3: No more niggas O Molly's niggas Oh Cracke laughing at
Speaker 3: the niggas O Molly. And the problem with the drugs
Speaker 3: today is while they're protecting the borders, they need to
Speaker 3: let some of that cocaine get back over here so
Speaker 3: that she could build their economy back up, because what
Speaker 3: it is is they manufactured these drugs in the United
Speaker 3: States and these are the ones that's not manufactured right,
Speaker 3: and these man made drugs is killing them.
Speaker 5: So basically you're fucking up the economy because you're killing
Speaker 5: all of the repeat customers.
Speaker 2: Like if they did, they can't spend if you stop all.
Speaker 3: The if you stop all the cocaine from coming in,
Speaker 3: how you gonna get all these one hundreds and millions
Speaker 3: of dollars worth of drug money?
Speaker 1: How you gonna see this property?
Speaker 3: You gotta let them say at least got them building
Speaker 3: up again, Like I think like every teen and fifteen years,
Speaker 3: lettingnim get a fifteen ten year run. Yeah, like here, man,
Speaker 3: get that nigga, drop that nigga off boat load about
Speaker 3: ten fifteen years.
Speaker 1: Let him get ten fifteen year run? Did go giddy?
Speaker 1: Didn't give them six seven years in prison.
Speaker 3: You know, you know, drugs is not They want to
Speaker 3: what they got, They say, Bill Gates on three hundred
Speaker 3: sixty some thousand acres in Florida.
Speaker 1: You know how how fast that week gonna grow in
Speaker 1: Florida with that backsword. We got down there three a building.
Speaker 1: Private prisons we got them too.
Speaker 3: We got about fifteen private prisons that ain't ain't you
Speaker 3: owned by the government or the state.
Speaker 1: These are private prisons.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Michael Jordan's is a lot of private prisons.
Speaker 1: And it's not the Michael Jordan that you think.
Speaker 3: It's not him.
Speaker 1: It's not him. It's trust me.
Speaker 2: Something.
Speaker 3: No, it's not that Michael Jordan. But they got on
Speaker 3: Jordan bad about that. It's not that Michael Joy. It's
Speaker 3: a white boy named Michael Jordy that owns the prison.
Speaker 3: And m j has been getting reflect for it for.
Speaker 2: Years, been trying to boycott his shoes and you.
Speaker 3: Know how much he don't give it up. He ain't
Speaker 3: trying to screen me yet. Yeah, it's not it's not.
Speaker 3: It's not the basketball player Michael jew it's not. So.
Speaker 5: Look on a more serious note, something that I wanted
Speaker 5: to talk to you about because I have a lot
Speaker 5: of friends that have loupis.
Speaker 2: And you know that are like deeply affected by the condition.
Speaker 5: I know, I was reading that when you were first
Speaker 5: diagnosed with it, you were taking drugs, but then you
Speaker 5: had to, if I'm not mistaken, take a lot of
Speaker 5: other drugs to offset the side effects. And then you
Speaker 5: were like, fucking, I'm just not gonna take any drugs
Speaker 5: at all. What got you to the point to make
Speaker 5: that decision? And how has it been for you completely
Speaker 5: staying off of the drugs that are used to control it?
Speaker 3: Okay, so I'm on another drug that's controlling it now, right,
Speaker 3: But okay, initially put me on anybody of steroids.
Speaker 1: Okay, I gained.
Speaker 3: Fifty pounds and probably two three weeks, face, everything was
Speaker 3: getting fat. I went back to you, like you're getting big,
Speaker 3: You like testing, we running more tests. So now I
Speaker 3: got three other pills, one put a kittie, one for
Speaker 3: a living one more hot blood person ever God damn oh,
Speaker 3: because the medicine is giving you all these symptoms, all right,
Speaker 3: fucking So.
Speaker 1: I got back on the cocaine. That's the one I'm
Speaker 1: on that right.
Speaker 2: So works perfect.
Speaker 5: Keeping my way down is keeping my face slimp. It's
Speaker 5: keeping my passages unblocked.
Speaker 3: And but what I what I use almost what I
Speaker 3: use knowledge, I use cooking as a thing formal relax
Speaker 3: And what I what I also do is I try
Speaker 3: to go out every night.
Speaker 1: The kids.
Speaker 3: I'm next the kids are not able to go out
Speaker 3: one night because when when you when you become.
Speaker 1: When the loop, loopers go and remission a lot.
Speaker 3: So it might go a remission like your friend might
Speaker 3: feel fine for two three years and then one day
Speaker 3: she's like, I just don't feel like it. And then
Speaker 3: one day I can take a shot of liquor and
Speaker 3: one shot, I haven't feel like I drop a bottle.
Speaker 1: That's when I know, sit down sair well.
Speaker 2: Yes, So I have to know that.
Speaker 3: I have to know that. So in order to know
Speaker 3: what's going on, I try not to take pain pills.
Speaker 3: So I need to know when something bad because you
Speaker 3: can with lupis. You canna be sleep and then you
Speaker 3: wake up and you feel like a bench to jumped on.
Speaker 3: You broke your arm or your shoulder or something. You
Speaker 3: know what I'm saying. So I just the main problem
Speaker 3: with loopers stress. Can't let nobody stress. You can't let
Speaker 3: them stress.
Speaker 1: You just pray by it. If you're gonna pray by it,
Speaker 1: you don't even what the word want to pray.
Speaker 3: Stress is the number one cause a murder of death
Speaker 3: within anybody. You can't be You have to be comfortable
Speaker 3: if they're not happy with it with their selves and
Speaker 3: then do whatever they wanted.
Speaker 1: You tell your friends to do whatever they want to
Speaker 1: ever do in life, Go ahead and do it. Now,
Speaker 1: be happy.
Speaker 3: And I start what I tell women for their kids,
Speaker 3: because a lot of women don't want to have kids
Speaker 3: that have loopers and they and well, I'm praying they
Speaker 3: have luper. Do you think my kids gonna happen? I'm like, well,
Speaker 3: my mam and daddy don't got it, and I got it.
Speaker 3: I make them go get a photo apple. I say,
Speaker 3: this is what I want you to do when you
Speaker 3: have your baby. I'm gonna be your baby god daddy.
Speaker 3: I say, in every month, I want you to take
Speaker 3: a picture of your baby and write the date in
Speaker 3: the muddy on there and what you were doing that
Speaker 3: day on the back of the picture. And we're gonna
Speaker 3: put it in photo albums. And we're gonna do what
Speaker 3: black people don't do no more. We're gonna sit around
Speaker 3: and have something decent to talk about at the cook
Speaker 3: out that year, that you can see your growth. Once
Speaker 3: you see your growth, the happier you're gonna be. You
Speaker 3: got to be able to Yeah, you got to be
Speaker 3: able to see your accomplishment because you feel like you're doing.
Speaker 1: It for nothing, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: And that's the only thing.
Speaker 1: And I just I cook. And I also see her
Speaker 1: throw me that season.
Speaker 3: I also I get over it by selling this ship
Speaker 3: right here, this ship right here, that Sunday season. I
Speaker 3: make good money off this motherfucker and it makes me
Speaker 3: happy and I don't have to worry about the loopers
Speaker 3: no more.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna give you this season that you put that
Speaker 1: on everything.
Speaker 2: Yes, you got to cook.
Speaker 1: Of course you put sugar in your grips.
Speaker 3: No good, Okay, sugar O going grits? Know it, don't
Speaker 3: you know it? Don't she going to old me up
Speaker 3: and corn flakes and kool aid?
Speaker 2: Not you supposed to mixed salt in between. No, y'all, y'all, y'all, No, no, y'all.
Speaker 1: I got another one. I got another unpopular piniony'all might
Speaker 1: not like.
Speaker 2: This, Please gonna say what I think you about it?
Speaker 1: Say fish, don't go with it?
Speaker 2: What's get it does not? Now, Bro, don't go No
Speaker 2: it does. Notice No it does.
Speaker 3: Nice fish go with grips.
Speaker 1: Yes, just don't go in those spaghetti.
Speaker 5: Hell know, Manu, No, I knew he was gonna say that.
Speaker 5: I knew he was going to say that.
Speaker 1: I'm guilty.
Speaker 3: But but but how what make it?
Speaker 1: That ship is spaghetti sauces when they where they do
Speaker 1: seafood spaghetti.
Speaker 5: Now, seafood spaghetti see real man, seafood spaghetti doesn't have
Speaker 5: MAYRINAI I mean the red spaghetti sauce.
Speaker 2: Seafood spaghetti has like a white sauce. It doesn't like Yeah, like.
Speaker 5: Nigga baked spaghetti with the red sauce and the cheese
Speaker 5: and ship and the hamburger meat and all.
Speaker 2: Of that with fish. That ship does not go man,
Speaker 2: That ship does not go.
Speaker 14: Bro.
Speaker 3: And this is what This is another thing that I
Speaker 3: wanted to touch on, not grit.
Speaker 5: Because I've been to your restaurant in Miami. The food
Speaker 5: was immaculately incredible.
Speaker 3: I appreciate it.
Speaker 2: So I know you said that like the cooking was
Speaker 2: a release for you.
Speaker 5: But how has having your restaurant and being able to
Speaker 5: feed so many people and make so many happy, so
Speaker 5: many people happy.
Speaker 2: Help you as a person.
Speaker 3: Uh. I give jobs to the young like the young
Speaker 3: girls sixteen seventeen girls and boys. We give them jobs,
Speaker 3: we make we build them up with people about to
Speaker 3: save their money okay, and we prepare them to get
Speaker 3: ready to go to college.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 1: Also, I have cooks that I have to train. We
Speaker 1: train our cooks for months and months. Right.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So every time you go the colleageians gonna taste
Speaker 3: the same, right yeah, that amount of sugar taste it
Speaker 3: they gonna be.
Speaker 1: They gonna taste the same.
Speaker 3: They gonna taste the say the colleague ers is gonna
Speaker 3: taste the same every time the Turkey wing that everything's
Speaker 3: gonna taste I say. But the most, the most important
Speaker 3: thing is being able to have a black establishment in
Speaker 3: a black community.
Speaker 1: Because you gotta.
Speaker 3: Understand, Miami, a lot of a lot of foreigners are
Speaker 3: buying up properties because when the black people die, that's
Speaker 3: owning their property, the families that they closed no more,
Speaker 3: they're selling it and falling out.
Speaker 1: Neighborhoods is not looking black no more.
Speaker 3: Yes, So we're trying to do as much as we
Speaker 3: can to keep our neighborhoods and our communities black, right,
Speaker 3: And that's the main important thing we get from because
Speaker 3: we don't charge a.
Speaker 1: Lot for our food.
Speaker 3: No, no, no, it was even though I just told
Speaker 3: Toss you need to add a dollar fifty to some shit.
Speaker 2: Sunday's Eatery. By the way, guys, that's what we're talking about.
Speaker 4: Yes, yeah, so you got a lot of different ways
Speaker 4: of getting money. You got this, she got Sunday's Eatery.
Speaker 4: You got of course a bitch. I got my pots.
Speaker 1: She's still doing the radio show, you know, the radio show.
Speaker 3: Unfortunately, Cox Media was bought by some little rich boys
Speaker 3: who don't really know nothing about music. Okay, so now
Speaker 3: people not listening to them no more. But anybody that
Speaker 3: want me on their radio, I would love to turn
Speaker 3: that bitch out. Y'all get in contact with me with
Speaker 3: the numbers on Instagram called Chronic. If he don't answer it,
Speaker 3: box me, I'm gonna knock his ass out.
Speaker 1: I was kicking it on, man.
Speaker 3: We trying to We were trying to bring back it's
Speaker 3: very important that you have a radio station that represents
Speaker 3: your time. Yes, you have to have a radio station.
Speaker 3: You can have a part a segment that's syndicated. But
Speaker 3: you need to be famili with all current and local
Speaker 3: events and affairs that's going on in your town. And
Speaker 3: that's what we was bringing. So now that they paying
Speaker 3: us several and so, but.
Speaker 1: That's whole where. Now it's time to go get a job.
Speaker 3: So I'm looking for a job. I'm ready to turn
Speaker 3: it up.
Speaker 1: I'm turn it up.
Speaker 3: Everybody who worked with me, Big Macan's out there no more. Uh,
Speaker 3: Jill Strata, who was our the program the record, She's
Speaker 3: not there, no more. Me and Trina we're ready to go,
Speaker 3: and I'm bringing them with me and we're gonna turn
Speaker 3: that bitch job.
Speaker 1: Just cut the check. What else you got that everybody
Speaker 1: might not know about? Mm? I am to see your
Speaker 1: appresent of the Eating Booty game.
Speaker 3: So my mottel is eating booty Save with life. No
Speaker 3: people you know, No people know Dodo. And I listened
Speaker 3: to the girl. I was listening to the girl. What
Speaker 3: the girl name Red? What the name is big Red?
Speaker 2: Her brown do?
Speaker 3: But I don't eat no brown do.
Speaker 2: I need it.
Speaker 3: I need it.
Speaker 1: I needed on the peak ey, not the one that
Speaker 1: that stak the one that.
Speaker 3: That's good. But I needn't. I don't like the brown thing.
Speaker 3: And that's that's a lot of things when I when
Speaker 3: I joke about that. But with the with the there's
Speaker 3: a lot of opportunities, a lot of things that were
Speaker 3: trying to do. I got my own gravels coming out
Speaker 3: next one. They already pre cut. Ain't no stems, ain't
Speaker 3: no holes of them. The money back guaranteed. It's saying
Speaker 3: it on the pack. You could be if you got
Speaker 3: holes in your ship, you bring it back and they're
Speaker 3: gonna give you a new fresh pack back. I got that,
Speaker 3: and you know, like the cooking shows, I want y'all
Speaker 3: to like, share and subscribe to the YouTube each other trick.
Speaker 1: I got my possible, but it's really bitch.
Speaker 3: I got my post, but I let my biggest partners
Speaker 3: change its like I don't give.
Speaker 1: A fuck, bitch. I got my posts sound better than
Speaker 1: trick I got with.
Speaker 3: Big Fast coming to the trick whenever y'all want to
Speaker 3: come there, I cook to real food. I cook it
Speaker 3: spaghetti with no fish whenever y'all, whenever y'all in time, man,
Speaker 3: y'all come through man like I'm gonna lay it out
Speaker 3: for y'all. Make gyall, y'all flowings for what y'all doing.
Speaker 3: And I appreciate y'all for having me on y'all.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying. Yes, platform, platforms will be
Speaker 1: I got I got the shirts right here for y'all
Speaker 1: right here.
Speaker 3: Yeah. So they got the uh yeah, so they got
Speaker 3: the only fans. I got only pots. So let me.
Speaker 2: I wanted to ask you this. I've always wanted to
Speaker 2: ask you this.
Speaker 5: What is the biggest misconception since you're like heavy into
Speaker 5: the cooking thing?
Speaker 2: Now about kunk?
Speaker 3: They say conk is an aphrodisiah, or it makes you horny,
Speaker 3: or it gets you hard. No, the piston of the
Speaker 3: cump or the male cunk, the piston is like that
Speaker 3: is like a viagar.
Speaker 7: So it is.
Speaker 1: If you get dependent on the conk, you get.
Speaker 2: Around what it is is.
Speaker 3: It's a clear little worm, a clear little little worm.
Speaker 3: It's about it's about a thing as a safety pin.
Speaker 3: But you pull it out the back of the mail
Speaker 3: cump and it's clear. It's all clear. It looks fake.
Speaker 3: But when you swam, man, I swallowed one of them
Speaker 3: up over one day, man, and by twenty men, my
Speaker 3: dick was.
Speaker 1: Harder than the sixth grade. Man, I'm telling you right.
Speaker 3: That I was coming wrong and I want nothing. I
Speaker 3: was like, why just looking at me like this? That's
Speaker 3: like that's like, that's like a biaguar. So a lot
Speaker 3: of people say, oh, come, make you want your coup.
Speaker 3: That's a no. Conk is a snail conk. It comes
Speaker 3: out of the shell that was in your grandma and
Speaker 3: your mama house, that you put to your ear.
Speaker 1: You hear the ocean. That's a comp chill.
Speaker 2: So it's basically like low budgets cargo.
Speaker 3: No, not low budget, high budget. That ship thirty dollars
Speaker 3: a pound. Now, oh well shit, that ship is thirty
Speaker 3: dollars a pound. That ship went from seven dollars to
Speaker 3: thirty dollars in five years.
Speaker 2: Damn it.
Speaker 1: It's a Caribbean dish.
Speaker 2: You get it at I've only had it in fritters.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but you do fridage, you can do stool, you
Speaker 3: can do it, counk salad, you can make crack con
Speaker 3: crack conk means nothing ain't on it.
Speaker 1: You just cut it up, put season and squeeze line
Speaker 1: on it.
Speaker 3: Kind of like right, okay, but but the fresh air
Speaker 3: is if the cover and stick that means is you're
Speaker 3: getting it from somewhere where the savage and they're not
Speaker 3: treating the count right because in order for the cort
Speaker 3: to get thick, that means they're not put taking it
Speaker 3: out the shell right. It's like like when you fish
Speaker 3: for a group of how the group of go hide
Speaker 3: and the rocks and swell up. That's what the cump do.
Speaker 3: When you don't, when you don't crack it and go
Speaker 3: in the chair right and get it, it gets hard
Speaker 3: to try to come out of the shell. And when
Speaker 3: you take it out and die and it's still and
Speaker 3: it's not easy to choose, that's the bad comp Damn.
Speaker 2: I never knew that.
Speaker 1: That's a come for you.
Speaker 4: What you want to say to the people the streets
Speaker 4: that support us, everybody watching, Man, it's the final words.
Speaker 3: Man.
Speaker 1: We always like to get some game from gym to
Speaker 1: the people.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 14: I just wanted to say, I just want everybody to
Speaker 14: know that, in the words of ball Greasy, you take
Speaker 14: a look at ye, take a look at your circle.
Speaker 1: Would you want to be them? And if not, then
Speaker 1: you don't need to be with them?
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying that anybody I offended, I
Speaker 3: would like to really tell you truly fucking trick that
Speaker 3: in on Big Fast.
Speaker 1: Make sure y'all support all his endeavors with you.
Speaker 5: Know what I'm saying, Like, subscribe comment to his YouTube,
Speaker 5: Go visit Sunday's Eatery that good ass food.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no big.
Speaker 1: Factors coming to the bitch.
Speaker 2: I got my part.
Speaker 4: Check us out of that Triple W dot Big fastpod
Speaker 4: dot com.
Speaker 2: Don't have no cap for fitch.
Speaker 4: Mm hmm