Speaker 1: Big Bank, DJ Scream bring you Big Facts, that number
Speaker 1: one podcast in the street.
Speaker 2: A lot for Revose Studios in the atil it's time
Speaker 2: for Big Facts, Big Bank, What up, DJ scream? I'm
Speaker 2: here listen to ogsu is here today from the atl
Speaker 2: the whole two eighty five on date B representing that
Speaker 2: west side, Bear representing that south side, Big Blade representing
Speaker 2: that north side. Everybody is here. Give it up for
Speaker 2: the ogs on Big Facts. We had to have this
Speaker 2: conversation again because the people in the comments wanted it
Speaker 2: so bad. They're gonna say, we can talk about Atlanta
Speaker 2: all day because we just love our city. And what
Speaker 2: we're gonna do today is similar to what we do
Speaker 2: last time. Like, let me start off with this question,
Speaker 2: like what's some of the things in the city that
Speaker 2: bother y'all? Right now, disturb y'all, concerned y'all, what's one
Speaker 2: of the main concerns And this is coming from different
Speaker 2: sides of the city.
Speaker 1: Start with you, b oh with me.
Speaker 3: I just probably I can go with like just the
Speaker 3: missing missing interpretations of Atlanta, the easy misinterpretation that is
Speaker 3: being brought to the to the masses, not personally like
Speaker 3: because Atlanta probably can't see it, but I look at
Speaker 3: Atlanta from an outside view being in it. You know
Speaker 3: what I'm saying, I'm not in the game, no more,
Speaker 3: I'm not. I'm not in the game. But so I
Speaker 3: got men still on the field. So we're just getting misinterpreted,
Speaker 3: you know, just for with the rap, you know, a
Speaker 3: bunch of rap stuff we dont went through and just
Speaker 3: you know, I.
Speaker 2: Know what you want to say, warming up, but I know.
Speaker 1: But it's just a whole just you know, And I
Speaker 1: was thinking of this on the way here.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 3: Now you know how many man It's people was representing
Speaker 3: this long before we got here, You hear what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: And to get right here and lose it over sight
Speaker 3: or something small, man, you know that's me. I just
Speaker 3: want to fix the way Atlanta look, you know what
Speaker 3: I mean, Like I won't want people to know we
Speaker 3: were just talking about. Man, We're just talking about like
Speaker 3: just ogs all over over Atlanta before the internet, the
Speaker 3: word of mouth. Og know, they knew that great call
Speaker 3: like you used to have or whatever. You know what
Speaker 3: I mean, when Atlanta was you know what I mean,
Speaker 3: we got to get back to that. And it's a
Speaker 3: disconnect because we're not putting the proper pieces in front
Speaker 3: of us. I can't expect the o G my young guys,
Speaker 3: my young niggad is respect me if I ain't putting
Speaker 3: it in the game for the ones in front of me.
Speaker 3: You understand, yes, sir, man, Like we just said, they
Speaker 3: don't know those people.
Speaker 4: Man.
Speaker 1: You know Franky J. Did you know Frank J?
Speaker 3: Okay, Frank J from rid Or used people they want
Speaker 3: to go friend you guys, right, he got killed back
Speaker 3: in the day, but he was just you know what
Speaker 3: I mean, all over legendary people in College Park when
Speaker 3: I was coming up, you know what I'm saying. And
Speaker 3: these people that you know, the West Side don't know.
Speaker 3: But we should know the whole Atlanta story. Again, I'm
Speaker 3: from the Atlanta before the boundary.
Speaker 5: You know what has happened a lot of times for us,
Speaker 5: Our story has not been told by us. There's been
Speaker 5: a lot of people from New York and other places
Speaker 5: producing so called documentaries about Atlanta from their perspective, and
Speaker 5: our voices.
Speaker 4: Are not really even heard.
Speaker 5: And for some reason, even you know, some of these
Speaker 5: people seem to be intimidated to sit down with somebody
Speaker 5: who really from the soil now mind you And I
Speaker 5: saw you a couple of weeks ago on the net
Speaker 5: talking about a situation between two prominent influential people in Atlanta.
Speaker 5: I wasn't born in it. I wasn't born in Atlanta.
Speaker 5: I was born in Aniston, Alabama. But I moved to
Speaker 5: Atlanta in seventy seven and I moved to College Park
Speaker 5: in seventy eight, Alabama, the west side.
Speaker 3: Talking about Semney anything, Bro, you ain't eat so much Atlanta?
Speaker 1: And right, do you know who Steve boykowskills? Yeah? Hell yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: So a small town called the rock Querry. My family
Speaker 4: is the Ball family.
Speaker 5: So I come and my father's side is from New Haven, Woodbridge, Connecticut.
Speaker 4: So I lived up north. I lived in.
Speaker 5: Alabama, but the majority of my life has been in Atlanta.
Speaker 5: I lived on North Avenue on Peachtreet in North Avenue,
Speaker 5: in that little high rise. Mayor Mayor Jackson was up
Speaker 5: on the top floor. I was on the fourth floor.
Speaker 5: I walked from c. W. Hill back to my apartment
Speaker 5: before we moved to Pine Tree off flat shows. But
Speaker 5: what for me coming up in Pine Tree and having
Speaker 5: big brothers like Kevin Wells and a dude named Eddie
Speaker 5: Murphy and Hassan Shahid. All these dudes who were in
Speaker 5: high school really were influential to us because we were
Speaker 5: we were dealing with missing and murdered children. We were
Speaker 5: dealing with not knowing who was going to get kidnapped,
Speaker 5: and we were talked by Kay Wellson and the homies
Speaker 5: that we had to stick together. So we kind of
Speaker 5: developed somewhat of a lack of a better word, a
Speaker 5: gang mentality where we will be president in account for
Speaker 5: if we were ever in a position where someone's trying
Speaker 5: to kidnap us, you would have to come get us,
Speaker 5: you know what I mean. So for us growing up
Speaker 5: in College Park, we didn't even in the eighties, early eighties,
Speaker 5: late eighties, we weren't venturing out to.
Speaker 4: The West Side. Were on Western.
Speaker 5: We will go to Decatur because there was a lot
Speaker 5: of women in the Cata, but if you went out there,
Speaker 5: they was gonna steal your volkswagon. So we stayed under.
Speaker 5: We stayed Greenbrine South.
Speaker 3: Me personally, I'd be heaving man and I don't you know,
Speaker 3: and people be thinking, like I'm not president of who
Speaker 3: come to Atlanta and how they go. We ain't really
Speaker 3: really stunning that you just say you've been in that
Speaker 3: lianta since the seventy anything, so that by past. Once
Speaker 3: you get here, it's what you do. You explained it
Speaker 3: all right. Then you went to say the missing and
Speaker 3: murdered your brother. You don't take that locks you in
Speaker 3: in the same place. A lot of people come to you,
Speaker 3: and you know what I mean. And and the time
Speaker 3: thing and the time that you came Atlanta was you
Speaker 3: can't write at town when we didn't even know ourselves.
Speaker 3: A lot of people came here once we developed, you
Speaker 3: know what I'm saying. So you was here before the development.
Speaker 3: You were part of the situation. You was here before
Speaker 3: the development. And saying that, you said you've been since that.
Speaker 3: When I came to.
Speaker 6: Time, he did what I'm saying, I'm an implant to
Speaker 6: I thought I was the only one.
Speaker 3: But no, you don't listen. And it ain't about the
Speaker 3: implants man. In my opinion, Once you get here, man,
Speaker 3: what did you do? What did you do for the city,
Speaker 3: you know what I'm saying? Or you just wanted you.
Speaker 1: Gotta be alone?
Speaker 4: You have you said it.
Speaker 1: I can't say it, but you just.
Speaker 4: Said twenty you got at least last ten years years.
Speaker 2: If you've been here since ye after freak Nick ninety four,
Speaker 2: I came ninety five ninety four. That's how I like
Speaker 2: Olympics a little bitty six.
Speaker 3: Then if you've been before the Olympic and you was
Speaker 3: a nigga that moved around to b.
Speaker 1: I think you do.
Speaker 4: That's that my too.
Speaker 1: I go for that.
Speaker 4: I'll go for that, you know what.
Speaker 1: But but that's when the city changed. What what y'all say?
Speaker 2: Hold on now, what you say about somebody who and
Speaker 2: we know these people who might have moved here, oh
Speaker 2: one is twenty twenty six now than twenty five years.
Speaker 2: They don't did more for this city good than people
Speaker 2: who don't been there whole life.
Speaker 1: And thank you. Yeah, that's what we can say. That's what.
Speaker 4: Oh thank you, that's it.
Speaker 1: And and that you came here when.
Speaker 4: The project was gone, it's a whole different.
Speaker 1: I was just gonna say the whole the city marked people.
Speaker 1: I marked my people like with the rick dog for sure.
Speaker 3: So if you had, you know, the rit dog Paul
Speaker 3: that ripped was walking around searching people like Atlanta was.
Speaker 1: We didn't get loose until then. And explained it to
Speaker 1: the guy. The part of the day like.
Speaker 3: Man, But we didn't have time to be worried about what.
Speaker 3: No East Side niggas working South Sound, none of them, nigga.
Speaker 3: We all had the same. We had all the same art,
Speaker 3: the red Dogs in the Black exact and we.
Speaker 4: All had the same And we wasn't going to linux.
Speaker 1: You did what I'm saying, but we weren't going to
Speaker 1: know how to get the linens. I got grown exactly
Speaker 1: how to get the little that ship seemed like you
Speaker 1: were out of town.
Speaker 5: It was I'll never forget when Kevin Wells asked me
Speaker 5: to come to from my barbershop on Flat Shows and
Speaker 5: Old National to North Side Drive to Dark Studios to
Speaker 5: cut ABC's hair. I was like, where's north Side Drive?
Speaker 5: Like where is that at? Once I got there, me
Speaker 5: the homie, I laid the homie job below. We got there,
Speaker 5: we had guns, we had we had artillery that we
Speaker 5: would need for Old NAT. And it was like, you
Speaker 5: don't need that up here. I was like, we need
Speaker 5: that everywhere.
Speaker 4: No, you don't need that up here.
Speaker 5: In dark Dallas, Austin Recording Projects Studio literally became the
Speaker 5: most creative atmosphere that I had ever been in it. Essentially,
Speaker 5: it freed me of what the trap mindset of old
Speaker 5: national gobby road and flash shows was. It helped me
Speaker 5: to see this nigga Dallas and keV, who I went
Speaker 5: to high school with, had a five million dollar studio
Speaker 5: on North Side Drive in ninety two. Oh yeah, I
Speaker 5: couldn't see things the same. I never saw things the
Speaker 5: same from that point on because that was big business.
Speaker 5: They talking about three four hundred thousand dollars recording budgets
Speaker 5: like it was nothing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so how did we get hit on? We at
Speaker 2: the present day Atlanta and like we say some of
Speaker 2: our concerns.
Speaker 5: And everybody want to be hard and tough, and everybody
Speaker 5: south side niggas and they gonna be mad at me,
Speaker 5: but want to emulate Atlanta niggas and wear the joy
Speaker 5: dash and the silk shirts and all that shit. We didn't.
Speaker 5: We didn't come up like that. We didn't come up
Speaker 5: like that. So as soon as that hard you gotta
Speaker 5: be tough, you gotta be a street nigga, shit start
Speaker 5: coming coming to play and women and women well and
Speaker 5: bratch to that, and it's like, oh, I got to
Speaker 5: be that. You know what I mean, that's where it
Speaker 5: started sucking up to me. I know when they shutting
Speaker 5: down the projects.
Speaker 2: The project is one thing, but how much how much
Speaker 2: y'all think, like gang culture influence Atlanta as a whole,
Speaker 2: for good or bad, For.
Speaker 1: Good or bad.
Speaker 6: I'm just saying gang culture is more influenced in the
Speaker 6: prison more than the streets. In the streets, everybody get along,
Speaker 6: you could be cripped, you could be blood. Everybody get along.
Speaker 6: It's not like California, but in prison it go down.
Speaker 6: In prison act like Cali.
Speaker 2: You think those like I'm saying, like, I guess what
Speaker 2: I'm saying is as you start to travel outside of Atlanta,
Speaker 2: the suburbs, the suburbs, like you was kind of saying,
Speaker 2: like we want to be like whatever's going on in
Speaker 2: the city. So that means being a player. And one
Speaker 2: time it was a player that I mean getting money,
Speaker 2: That's what it was. But at some point even for
Speaker 2: the suburbs, like you got way far suburbs where they
Speaker 2: banging or whatever they got going on.
Speaker 5: It's like, let me be clear, in the eighties eighty
Speaker 5: eighty two, eighty three, eighty four, I'm a little kid,
Speaker 5: we were very aware eighty four eighty five, that there
Speaker 5: was a group of black men from wherever they were from,
Speaker 5: called down by law the Meadows.
Speaker 4: So they would come people from Atlanta from there on high.
Speaker 5: They would come to the South Side to get all women,
Speaker 5: which was they were going to come against opposition.
Speaker 4: Immediately, we were.
Speaker 5: Trained by our big homies to defend all women in
Speaker 5: our side of town.
Speaker 4: Understand what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: So the influx for College Park for me in eighty five,
Speaker 5: eighty six, eighty seven with La and Seaside California and
Speaker 5: South Central California ten Duce Raymonds one eleven sixties hitting
Speaker 5: Old National. It was just they kind of fell into
Speaker 5: fucking with south side shit, and a few of us
Speaker 5: fell into fucking with fucking with what we didn't understand
Speaker 5: as crippen. We didn't had no idea what cripping was.
Speaker 5: But these niggas were so cool and they fell I
Speaker 5: guess because las niggas at some point might have been
Speaker 5: considered country with the curls and all that type of shit.
Speaker 5: So it just fell in line, and the homies was
Speaker 5: just trying to get money. So at that point we
Speaker 5: didn't we didn't understand the politics. It just was blue
Speaker 5: rags and to walk on the South Side, and that's
Speaker 5: just what it was gonna be.
Speaker 2: Was that six eighty six the first time I heard
Speaker 2: a gang in Atlanta? It was probably I was staying
Speaker 2: on Camelina Old National and it was like gds and folks.
Speaker 2: I think something like that. Ibably a little bit younger
Speaker 2: than by long Man a Sheppertaino. It's a whole lot
Speaker 2: of different.
Speaker 5: The Weekend Warriors were the white boys who would come
Speaker 5: fuck up beat up white black kids, and college park
Speaker 5: projects had the BBB, which was bad black boys. They
Speaker 5: end up, you know what I mean. A few of
Speaker 5: them went to prison, you know, for some ship. But
Speaker 5: we've always had the mentality of having to protect ourselves,
Speaker 5: you know what I mean. From my bad no disrespect
Speaker 5: Chipping Dip.
Speaker 1: Was that what you're teaching us? Some new ship ship
Speaker 1: in dep.
Speaker 4: With the most notorious gangsters in Atlanta. Okay, heeriet is
Speaker 4: the whole eighties.
Speaker 1: Okay, So when you said.
Speaker 5: Chipping Dip, if you Dallas Austin had a recording group,
Speaker 5: singing group called Holland Place Monsters. The lead one of
Speaker 5: the lead singles in that group is Chip Theopolis Flash
Speaker 5: went to thorough okay maniac h.
Speaker 4: Yeah, when they came.
Speaker 5: Through, they had pistols in eighty four, they were throwing battery,
Speaker 5: acid in eighty four, stabbing in eighty four. We on,
Speaker 5: I ain't know nothing else.
Speaker 4: So that's the streets, right in the streets.
Speaker 2: But even with everything he's saying, Bro, I'm being honest
Speaker 2: to me, all that shit to some extent still made sense.
Speaker 2: Shit started to not make sense to me. Just the
Speaker 2: shit out here, the rap shit. It's twenty sixteen, fifteen.
Speaker 5: Absolutely, because we were still was dealing with racism in
Speaker 5: the eighties, so we still had to collectively be together.
Speaker 4: Say, I think that's the difference us as black people.
Speaker 5: We don't have an opposition that is identifiable other than
Speaker 5: our self exactly because it's so many of us.
Speaker 4: It's so many of us now, But back.
Speaker 5: Then, Old National was fifty white, Stone Mountain was definitely
Speaker 5: white and racist.
Speaker 3: He just said, like Nigga, we all had one like you.
Speaker 5: Are you knowing like she, We all was against them
Speaker 5: or looking out for them more than we was looking
Speaker 5: out to be against each other.
Speaker 3: So that now that the police is no longer opt
Speaker 3: they only left with each other. So there that's the difference. Well,
Speaker 3: ain't no, ain't no universal backing out there. We had
Speaker 3: a universal with the police and fucking pre trial, right
Speaker 3: and we were scared to go to out to you
Speaker 3: know what I'm saying. So, yeah, nigga, So they don't
Speaker 3: have no man, they looking at jail. Now you know
Speaker 3: what Jill look like on the phone?
Speaker 1: Now, glorious, you understand? Yeah, watch out.
Speaker 3: So what's the difference between the East side niggas, West
Speaker 3: side niggas, the South side nigga? The ship, their mailbox,
Speaker 3: the numbers on their mailbox. Man, you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 3: Just how I feel like again, like I said, and
Speaker 3: I come from Atlanta before we didn't know the size.
Speaker 1: I didn't know you know what I mean?
Speaker 3: As you can hell you can tell, yeah, but you know,
Speaker 3: we just be careful we bring it, man, listen. And
Speaker 3: then we used to do that, and we should do
Speaker 3: this by Paul. And when I say Paul, man, when
Speaker 3: we should go to Grant Paul that ship we have
Speaker 3: some more folk neighborhood. We gotta act like these Grant
Speaker 3: Paul folks acting. You know what I'm saying, So you
Speaker 3: can kind of know. So when we go to krill Paul,
Speaker 3: the crill, Paul, you know what I'm saying. I acted
Speaker 3: every fall and it would be folk zones and is Paul,
Speaker 3: you know how they But Atlanta man ain't no different, bro.
Speaker 1: It really ain't no different, bro. It ain't no different.
Speaker 3: Cause and I heard people like say, oh, this side,
Speaker 3: this and this, man, I know the real Atlanta. If
Speaker 3: you know the real aland you'll know all this shit
Speaker 3: this ain't hold look not the sprinklers on top.
Speaker 5: Well, I'm respectfully disagree a little bit for my era,
Speaker 5: because we knew if we're going to go to Simpson
Speaker 5: Road to Charles Disco, we had to go twenty deep.
Speaker 4: We knew if we.
Speaker 3: Were going to go on a camp or college, Paul,
Speaker 3: we know we can't have no guns and drugs in
Speaker 3: the car, have a license.
Speaker 1: We hear what I'm saying. So you know those certain
Speaker 1: things right there.
Speaker 4: Jelly beans, all that shit.
Speaker 6: Like.
Speaker 5: We had to go as a collective because we knew
Speaker 5: Atlanta niggas thought that South Side Niggas was soft. As
Speaker 5: we had houses, we had yards, we had cars. We
Speaker 5: knew the cat niggas had all the girls. Plus they
Speaker 5: had South the cab mall so they had all all
Speaker 5: the polo, all the folks wagons, all the fly hair styles.
Speaker 5: Super shout out to Jojo Timm and Dave Legendary. You
Speaker 5: know what I mean, those were our idols.
Speaker 4: But we knew, I mean, young niggas, we knew we would.
Speaker 5: Never getting to I think them niggas was driving Porsches
Speaker 5: and Ferraris in eighty nine. Yeah, like for real, for
Speaker 5: real drug flying to La for a day to go
Speaker 5: shopping and coming back. That was unimaginable for us as youngsters,
Speaker 5: but niggas was doing it. But niggas was way more
Speaker 5: aware of not going to prison. Niggas today are blatantly
Speaker 5: advertising their affiliations, their money, their jewelry, their crimes.
Speaker 4: It's blatant.
Speaker 5: It's like it's still it's just for attention and validation.
Speaker 5: I think that's where we fucked up. I think they
Speaker 5: even as for a critic building system too.
Speaker 3: Though. I told my nephew though that I said, you know,
Speaker 3: I mean, your friends don't really smoke, but they.
Speaker 1: Smoke because it looked cool.
Speaker 4: Damn.
Speaker 3: I'm telling you, man, I know a bunch of young
Speaker 3: right now. They don't really smoke and go with the
Speaker 3: nine millimeterday. He told me, understand, it's part of the
Speaker 3: UH have to explain if he rolling blunts, why your
Speaker 3: man don't smoke because he a fast squad dude.
Speaker 4: Bro, And that's not acceptable today. You understand the man
Speaker 4: was acceptable, was acceptable?
Speaker 1: Ain't.
Speaker 5: None of my homeboards from La ever pressed or pushed
Speaker 5: me to be on no bullshit, because whatever it was
Speaker 5: that they saw in me was promising. And I'm thankful
Speaker 5: for that because there was a time in my life
Speaker 5: that validation and acceptance was very important. Even though my mother,
Speaker 5: Diane Sales May she rest in peace, embedded in me
Speaker 5: morals and values and Christianity and spirituality. She embedded that
Speaker 5: in me, but I still wanted to be accepted by
Speaker 5: the homeboards, by the homies. And when they accepted me,
Speaker 5: it was like, Oh, this is it for me. I'm
Speaker 5: fucking with the walk. Didn't even know what it was,
Speaker 5: but that's what I was fucking with because in those
Speaker 5: teenage years, we want to be accepted, We want to
Speaker 5: be cool. Very few of us can stand on our
Speaker 5: own and be okay with being ourselves. Now I'm grown,
Speaker 5: I'm okay with being I traveled LA Chicago during bad
Speaker 5: Boy death road War, when none of the other artists
Speaker 5: on our label was traveling and touring. We traveled in
Speaker 5: one me one twelve, traveled and tour across the country
Speaker 5: in wartime. Chicago to goddamn La was never safe. We
Speaker 5: never stopped working as a South Side nigga. I just
Speaker 5: was never gonna bow down to fear, doubt or defeat.
Speaker 3: Hey, look, I'm coming from the College Park and all that.
Speaker 3: What was our biggest field, just bank Head the west Side? Thanks,
Speaker 3: talk about the.
Speaker 4: Project on the west Side.
Speaker 3: Okay, so so that's tell me about that story, young.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I killed early, real early, real.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I mean we always knew we won outside of Red
Speaker 5: Oak Projects, College Park projects, Hickory Park, which project.
Speaker 3: Which was dangerous appartment Listen, then appartments you just named
Speaker 3: them the equivalent in my.
Speaker 1: Turn from Montier Home and Boring Home Hollywood. Keep going.
Speaker 3: I'm just telling the West Side because they don't know
Speaker 3: nothing about that. You can scream once at home all
Speaker 3: these apartments that I know because I'm from I'm from
Speaker 3: around there, and I'm I'm in Atlanta hole. So we're
Speaker 3: taking allder I know, East late middle school too. Like
Speaker 3: I tell people being writing this down, you understand, montell home.
Speaker 4: No, we weren't never going over there.
Speaker 1: No, I'm just saying though, because.
Speaker 5: We weren't never going to none of them places Capitol Homes,
Speaker 5: tech Wood, Bowing Home.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: But what I'm saying to them, you call them the
Speaker 3: saying stuff out in college part of time. Man, anybody
Speaker 3: going down to all.
Speaker 4: Oh, but we didn't know y'all thought like that.
Speaker 3: Not them, but the Southwest immediately thought like that because
Speaker 3: we were right there upon that, and we can get there again,
Speaker 3: like I said, or the East Point, the Grill family,
Speaker 3: all these old people, he's danger That ship was dangerous, man.
Speaker 3: All the apartments the college part dangerous, like the west side,
Speaker 3: and then I speak for the west side. The west
Speaker 3: side they didn't never leave from around there, so they
Speaker 3: only know what information somebody, but we just left own
Speaker 3: nations a bunch of holes out there. They didn't go
Speaker 3: to check. They couldn't. Then you understand this, This just
Speaker 3: got loose. So the city just kind of got loose,
Speaker 3: and it's people just not getting loose. I'm looking at
Speaker 3: people down that's representing the city. They just got loose.
Speaker 1: Out of their apartment, bro, they ain't been out the
Speaker 1: apartment in ten years, twelve years. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: You know, you said some shit when you said you
Speaker 5: never been you hadn't been to limitsing to you as
Speaker 5: a don't me neil Like for what.
Speaker 3: I got some nigga right now still in the hood,
Speaker 3: got telling meet me and Leonard them nigga had to.
Speaker 1: High Yeah, yeah, how you get that? Nigga don't even
Speaker 1: know P Street can take you straight there.
Speaker 3: Why do you think niggas just feel the leading north
Speaker 3: Side out of ship Like, why do you think that?
Speaker 4: Like because we never been up there?
Speaker 6: They too, That's one of the reasons that they think
Speaker 6: north Side is soft. They also I remember back in
Speaker 6: two thousand and nine twenty ten, Stacked Money boys, all
Speaker 6: of them used to come and they was beefing with
Speaker 6: Walker and all of them used to come. They was
Speaker 6: beefing with the north Side and it was like, hold on,
Speaker 6: we know y'all get down like that up here. We
Speaker 6: ain't never been across that water that Chattahoo she we
Speaker 6: never been over that water before. They told me straight up.
Speaker 6: They from Bankhead. They're like, I've never been there before.
Speaker 6: Y'all got some women out there, and y'all got some
Speaker 6: niggas getting money.
Speaker 1: Because the niggas don't go there. They never been there.
Speaker 1: I think, like U familiar places, just breathe like you like.
Speaker 2: You gotta have, you gotta have you got like music
Speaker 2: just kind of stamps it too. So by the time
Speaker 2: Mike with my back, Mike Will and Alten became a
Speaker 2: thing and started Mike Will from the North Yeah, just side.
Speaker 1: Well listen, projects, No.
Speaker 6: We have projects. We had, That's what that money. Boy,
Speaker 6: they was hanging in the projects we had, Boston home,
Speaker 6: we had.
Speaker 1: Was in calls somewhere.
Speaker 6: Yes, the north side, our north side, not the north side.
Speaker 6: I'm talking about this north.
Speaker 1: Side called west side. We're taking calls with them. Were
Speaker 1: down with the.
Speaker 7: Side, you know, the city.
Speaker 4: Were on top of the city.
Speaker 1: But huh, boy, listen, not personal saying that. What about
Speaker 1: Lynnwood Park?
Speaker 3: Get money over them that's on the north side.
Speaker 1: Get money. You're talking about beautiful now. I think.
Speaker 6: To the they called themselves the North Side n a
Speaker 6: w F with the north side, north side of Atlanta.
Speaker 4: Yeah, north We.
Speaker 6: Have argument with the north Side forever the past twenty years.
Speaker 1: Once you cracked eighty.
Speaker 6: Five, yes, no, when it's split, that's going to the east,
Speaker 6: so so Gwennett and all that is going to the
Speaker 6: east northeast, and we're going to the northwest, which which
Speaker 6: bank head is connected to county.
Speaker 1: Why they call it the northwest?
Speaker 3: When I said, think on just the north side in general,
Speaker 3: I'm thinking, like, you know, not just saying beautiful and my.
Speaker 1: Exation of why people ain't doing anything.
Speaker 3: Yeah, ye north side didn't have no no trap situation cut.
Speaker 4: I think we we called.
Speaker 6: We told them, we said, how y'all in north y'all
Speaker 6: don't got no hoods, don't have no hoods.
Speaker 4: We got hoods and struct we got.
Speaker 1: To restructure zones just in the hood.
Speaker 3: Because I'm gonna tell you, man, call and hold dunk
Speaker 3: the whole call man the west side taking that ye
Speaker 3: were taking that side? Said what I told him about it.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna tell you something to We're not gonna take
Speaker 3: it all the way.
Speaker 1: Up county on the west side or coming to mall
Speaker 1: this west side. So that's west side here, Yeah, what
Speaker 1: we taking that all that west side?
Speaker 5: One most west side be trying to act like when
Speaker 5: they want to claim southwest, they will, but sometimes they're like, no,
Speaker 5: that's south.
Speaker 3: See what people don't know where they do the west
Speaker 3: side not just split up in the city term.
Speaker 1: We don't cut twenty five and half to.
Speaker 3: Half of the east side half and then when it cut,
Speaker 3: we're gonna cut half of the north and south.
Speaker 1: Think about this, hey, but you know, let me say that.
Speaker 3: You know how niggas be talking about the real Atlanta,
Speaker 3: Like like when Ken was up here, they were like, Atlanta.
Speaker 1: Is the west side west side close to the car
Speaker 1: than Atlanta? For sure? Am I keeping the brick?
Speaker 3: Like if we say Atlanta in Atlanta Zone three, the
Speaker 3: only thing is Atlanta, Bookie ball, is Atlanta like capital
Speaker 3: home when you can see, when you can look at it,
Speaker 3: the city get like if we want to just.
Speaker 5: Say that, because if you had counselors at five points
Speaker 5: and all that, we all hl green, We all out
Speaker 5: there and we went down on on the Marty train,
Speaker 5: but we were scared ride the pink pig all the
Speaker 5: exactly look.
Speaker 3: But now that just cleared it up for my west side.
Speaker 3: Polom like I always tell me, like you're really from
Speaker 3: card Bron, Just be them making y'all same.
Speaker 1: Here.
Speaker 5: Man, we were gonna take that, we were gonna but
Speaker 5: we're gonna close. You will always say oh, you really
Speaker 5: from Riverdale. If you're not from Old National, you ain't
Speaker 5: South Side, not from my era. So when you say
Speaker 5: I'm from Riverdale, I'm from Tar Boulevard.
Speaker 1: I'm like, that's fun, real ship.
Speaker 2: But I just said, but that's how I go because
Speaker 2: one of no black people out there. But you know
Speaker 2: what that create though, Yeah, niggas felt like, man, we
Speaker 2: got to get busy and showing.
Speaker 3: Like, well, a nigga be like, I ain't from the
Speaker 3: East Side, but it's the east side of all niggas
Speaker 3: because you want to say it's from East Atlanta Edgewood, Atlanta.
Speaker 3: Police still ride through our neighborhood and a nigga get offended,
Speaker 3: you say he's from the cat that's fucked up.
Speaker 5: When I came back and I came back from war
Speaker 5: and ran into my little home for a troop rest
Speaker 5: in peace to.
Speaker 4: My big truth.
Speaker 1: My brother.
Speaker 5: I ran in the troop on Old go at the
Speaker 5: gambling spot in the studio right there, and the cut
Speaker 5: who got a studio back there, he said, uh, titty.
Speaker 1: Boy and a dollar.
Speaker 4: I'm like, what they doing over here? He was like, no, no, don't,
Speaker 4: I said, for real, he's like.
Speaker 1: Money.
Speaker 2: I was out the date and I didn't know. God damn,
Speaker 2: you know what I mean, truth put me up on
Speaker 2: what I'm saying. His territories can expand.
Speaker 1: And battle and in the street turn we out there.
Speaker 3: That's what we knew as college part Chitty Boy, Dollar
Speaker 3: Troup or all them all boy, my boy Bell and
Speaker 3: all these because all these listen, my boy west Side
Speaker 3: grew up at them about my man, about my personal man.
Speaker 4: I can't even say how much.
Speaker 1: These folks connected. So the Atlanta News that yes, we
Speaker 1: thought we man listen, just imagine Titty Boy or two Giant.
Speaker 3: He was with Ludacris. We thought he was with lu
Speaker 3: asd Credibility. Let's think about it. Let's talk about this
Speaker 3: because I want to talk about this to how many
Speaker 3: people doesn't use other folks to really get.
Speaker 1: Across the turn bridge because a lot of people.
Speaker 4: Use it people all the time. I know bank yeah,
Speaker 4: you know, to get.
Speaker 3: That man, there's a lot of stuff and and and
Speaker 3: I wanted to say this too though, like this far
Speaker 3: as call County and bankhead. So if I asked somebody
Speaker 3: from Edgewood, if I say, yeah, you know, he bought
Speaker 3: for car County Edward, they might them call you think
Speaker 3: they squab, you know.
Speaker 1: What I'm saying. What I'm saying, But boy, listen, Carl
Speaker 1: County got a bunch of when it comes.
Speaker 3: To the street, Gord, put the lock the boots. When
Speaker 3: I'm talking about this lot of the boot man. They
Speaker 3: got some of the crim dealer crims coming out there.
Speaker 3: Call boy, and I'm not even gonna even call it
Speaker 3: like they coming south side too, They coming them grill.
Speaker 1: It's east side north side too. I always I always.
Speaker 3: Been one of them nigga that just like clubbed on
Speaker 3: all sides. I club on the north with the South
Speaker 3: side like whatever the club is, okay, three.
Speaker 4: One problem.
Speaker 3: It got damn if five five out I'm going. So
Speaker 3: I always knew niggas from every section. So I always
Speaker 3: knew it was niggas like me everywherehere. You get that
Speaker 3: just like I was blessed. But I can go back
Speaker 3: to it's with a neigga be like uh and I
Speaker 3: have a nigga pull up over there on me pulling
Speaker 3: us Bank Country red car.
Speaker 1: But they got the West side niggas over here with him,
Speaker 1: but just not knowing all us the same.
Speaker 4: Same.
Speaker 3: And that's that's the old and another we were just
Speaker 3: going around whatever, like you said, whatever were properly were going.
Speaker 1: You just know that mother and the only club just
Speaker 1: when we were coming up a jazzy chi. Man, you're
Speaker 1: in the side clue she ok side. You know what
Speaker 1: I'm saying. All the club the bounce of club.
Speaker 3: Let's just say clo Rich And now you know you
Speaker 3: on the south side, know you're on you on the
Speaker 3: south side?
Speaker 4: Club Rich?
Speaker 1: You know where you Yeah, for sure they got nown
Speaker 1: what's the name to the central station? The first that
Speaker 1: was my.
Speaker 4: Mont A home.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, but it's like nobody money the home player
Speaker 3: to listen, all them are listen, man, I tell you
Speaker 3: I ain't never had a job. This disqualified man. I
Speaker 3: want to say this on this I ain't never had
Speaker 3: no job. So anybody will my wife give him? Because
Speaker 3: I ain't got but two kind of money out the street.
Speaker 3: And I flew and did their rock star thing. That's it, Dad,
Speaker 3: is other than this. And Ross Stars started in old Selm.
Speaker 3: But since seventy two, this whole Selm, I ain't never
Speaker 3: clopped in in nowhere. All my knowledge and money funds
Speaker 3: came out the streets of Atlanta, Georgia. This give me
Speaker 3: a different conversation. You can work at the windows and
Speaker 3: not just saying then the wrong with nobody that got
Speaker 3: a job. I ain't saying. I'm talking about my part.
Speaker 3: I survived straight raw. There's a lot of people that
Speaker 3: still do that, and I survived that make using my
Speaker 3: head it ain't no. It was a funest thing. Like
Speaker 3: you know what I'm saying. Back in my time, you
Speaker 3: ain't had to be danger but a minute. Just have
Speaker 3: the dangerous card.
Speaker 1: We ain't doing back in my day. Just have a
Speaker 1: dangerous car. You gonna put that mother up. They know
Speaker 1: you got it.
Speaker 3: They got a dangerous card. Some wealth he did, you
Speaker 3: know what I'm saying. So we don't have to the
Speaker 3: boys to have that card. So media and they play
Speaker 3: it every day.
Speaker 1: That's why they every day that.
Speaker 4: Joker. Every day. They go to the card every day
Speaker 4: when they really could just have a conversation.
Speaker 3: You ask your question, though, man, and don't get everybody
Speaker 3: even you screen the answer this. If you could pick
Speaker 3: one nigga that's Atlanta nigga that the world know to represent.
Speaker 3: I means just say, now that's the Atlanta nigga. Who
Speaker 3: would it be? It could be whatever, Like when you
Speaker 3: see that nigga. Be proud to see that nigga.
Speaker 4: Like, that's for me. It's gonna be booketball but boot
Speaker 4: Bob boot my nigga.
Speaker 1: But book ain't just world onside my nigga.
Speaker 4: He is worldwide. But you know what I'm saying, Okay, well,
Speaker 4: well I.
Speaker 1: Gotta get to my body and we're talking about world wide.
Speaker 1: I feel ship, I get doing a good job and
Speaker 1: represent the city as a as a whole.
Speaker 3: And I look at I look at Future different than
Speaker 3: all those people look at him like you know what
Speaker 3: I'm saying. I look at him totally different, totally different,
Speaker 3: all this flame to see where he at and see
Speaker 3: his maneuval. And you know what I mean, Future take
Speaker 3: a lot of pressure off of Atlanta.
Speaker 1: Real talk call it. When they get through talking, gonna
Speaker 1: drop a ham on that he listened. You know what
Speaker 1: I'm saying.
Speaker 3: He that dude, and you know, just for and there's
Speaker 3: a lot of artists that that can represent it. But
Speaker 3: at this momentum and the lemp that he is, the
Speaker 3: distance that he is, So I'm I'm gonna say that
Speaker 3: many Atlanta, that nigga represents Atlanta like Atlanta Nigga.
Speaker 1: Man, I'm gonna get shout at no.
Speaker 4: Matter where you do.
Speaker 3: Now Pluto the goat of all time. Then, my brother,
Speaker 3: I'm proud to say that you know what I'm saying
Speaker 3: from my neighborhood. That nigga gold it.
Speaker 6: But that nigga for terms of Atlanta, got Atlanta, then
Speaker 6: you got new Atlanta, and now you got new new Atlanta.
Speaker 1: So man, it's new orlanda.
Speaker 3: But man look like he represented I knew it not
Speaker 3: but like the old one, like the old like it
Speaker 3: is what it is when you see them. I don't
Speaker 3: know how to put it.
Speaker 6: Bro.
Speaker 4: When man to man in the future, Y got over there.
Speaker 1: Man is Atlanta?
Speaker 4: Yeah, and I ain't in the sports. I would listen, Man,
Speaker 4: it's more Atlanta than future.
Speaker 2: And I say this and these words with big words
Speaker 2: and all this the duration of how man tip Man
Speaker 2: represented Atlanta.
Speaker 3: Law Like you know, I thought, like, man, you gotta understand, well,
Speaker 3: just what I appreciate about my I'll see that, bro,
Speaker 3: like the boy got there wants a boss of about
Speaker 3: six niggas in it that the top one of their
Speaker 3: names gonna come up, and they don't give it down.
Speaker 1: Which one of the names you picked?
Speaker 3: They don't care you think tip man because we say
Speaker 3: future future man, we said.
Speaker 5: I'm changing ship because you're right, I'm gonna say tip
Speaker 5: over before I say future.
Speaker 4: I don't know future head, but I don't I don't
Speaker 4: know future. You know what I mean?
Speaker 3: He doesn't have been future. I say future because he
Speaker 3: doesn't been in some goal that a lot of rappers
Speaker 3: ain't been.
Speaker 1: But but he don't been.
Speaker 3: Through some gold that was the more entertaining, entertaining you did,
Speaker 3: know what I'm saying. I'm looking at it, man like
Speaker 3: that's really him, Like that ain't no, he ain't that.
Speaker 3: She ain't got no media training, that's him, you know
Speaker 3: what I'm saying, Like you can see Puto, we can
Speaker 3: see God.
Speaker 1: Damn uh til we see These nigga have to them
Speaker 1: now going to rapper mode regardless.
Speaker 3: They have to, even though they they sometime they represent well,
Speaker 3: but they have to go into rapper molde sometimes man
Speaker 3: man with the with with with the in.
Speaker 1: Front of the media, front of the goddam president. He
Speaker 1: may tell the nigga on the truth.
Speaker 3: He ain't trying to adapt to surroundings. And that's to me,
Speaker 3: that's the pit of me of Atlanta about that. You know,
Speaker 3: what I'm saying, that's the pit of Atlanta. Nigga ain't
Speaker 3: got adapt to that. Nigga adapted me. So I'm gonna
Speaker 3: get it.
Speaker 4: The shout them and what's his name?
Speaker 1: D C?
Speaker 3: But DC Young fly that's my nigga west side to death.
Speaker 3: But in order to to be he's A, he's A.
Speaker 3: He'd be on TV and ship in order. It's just
Speaker 3: not his talents, so he has to do certain ship
Speaker 3: for certain roles. You get what I'm saying. Like on
Speaker 3: on Atlanta Squares, he's a different DC Young Flyer he
Speaker 3: is on I mean, what's the name of that Hollywood Squares?
Speaker 3: He's a different, different d C than he is on
Speaker 3: You see like three different d C. You can see
Speaker 3: what's your ain't they wrong? Eighty five South Show Straight?
Speaker 3: Then when they're gonna len Hollywood Squares, he's still d C.
Speaker 3: But he gotta You know what I'm saying, we gotta
Speaker 3: potch it up a little bit. But you ain't saying
Speaker 3: ant polish nothing.
Speaker 4: I want to say.
Speaker 5: Two you.
Speaker 2: Said basically, you're saying, basically who we send to go
Speaker 2: talk to the president, and we had to choose.
Speaker 1: I can go for that, man, I said, because I
Speaker 1: know he gonna investigate.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna tell you what because I feel like he
Speaker 3: gonna say what we want him to say, not what
Speaker 3: he thinks we want.
Speaker 4: What is it the way we would say it?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 3: Yes, that I can't get it like you can go
Speaker 3: in up you're going there and try to coat some
Speaker 3: ship up and then ship to get missed interpreted. That's
Speaker 3: why people be like Bank, your delivery to raw, I
Speaker 3: can't misinterpreted with the delivery. Sure you heard exactly what
Speaker 3: I said, but I'm trying to hold it up. You
Speaker 3: might miss what I'm trying to say.
Speaker 4: Some people would have let you a lot of people
Speaker 4: would have Bank.
Speaker 3: I won't elect me because I wouldn't even let you
Speaker 3: because I wake up this.
Speaker 4: How do you wake up? What do you mean?
Speaker 1: It depends on how I feel, on what my responsible.
Speaker 4: It's still a send you.
Speaker 1: They'll send you by everybody in this everybody right here,
Speaker 1: because I'm saying future because I need somebody that been
Speaker 1: in a trap house or too.
Speaker 3: And I'm gonna take you too because you apply it
Speaker 3: to now where you going with it? Man, ain't no
Speaker 3: dose can any dough that you get from here.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna tell you in the future to any dough
Speaker 1: they grabbed from here on this extra, Bro, I know
Speaker 1: that those that y'all bought all vice versa. You did
Speaker 1: what I'm saying. Son, the boy doesn't. They're talking for
Speaker 1: me wherever they go whatever he said, Yeah, I'm with you,
Speaker 1: know what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: So that's amazing to have that trusted leadership, the relationship
Speaker 5: of what they done been and you mature enough, especially
Speaker 5: with you. And I'm going to say this, I've said
Speaker 5: this one hundred times for one hundred people. Your elevation
Speaker 5: from where you were when I met you to now
Speaker 5: is three hundred and sixty degrees. And I don't think
Speaker 5: people who are just getting to know you understand who
Speaker 5: you were. And I think that every young nigga asked
Speaker 5: me talking about how to heal the city, every young
Speaker 5: nigga should have a playbook written by him to show
Speaker 5: that it's possible based on them by and who you
Speaker 5: choose to associate with to evolve. Most of the most
Speaker 5: of these young derers are stuck in one mindset.
Speaker 1: But people know that too though. That's why he he's
Speaker 1: what he is. It's a struggle what he's done being
Speaker 1: at I want to hell.
Speaker 3: Yeah, every day else a struggle. Why because you find
Speaker 3: yourself your real self. You know what I'm saying, You
Speaker 3: fight your old self, say that you find your pastself.
Speaker 1: But it's so easy to be that.
Speaker 5: Let me give you something that my my my first
Speaker 5: Kongfu structure gave me. It called phone called empty. Y'all
Speaker 5: want to stop the beeping?
Speaker 1: Yeah, what is it?
Speaker 4: It's probably on your phone. It's that of libra. It
Speaker 4: is that? What is it?
Speaker 5: It's a Libre's a monitor that keep tracking your Yeah,
Speaker 5: but if you cut the phone off, it cuts.
Speaker 4: The monitor all night. You can't do that.
Speaker 5: They keeping, no, no, he gotta cut it back on
Speaker 5: and to stop it's beeping because he cut it off.
Speaker 3: I feel I feel in Atlanta, man, Atlanta respect people
Speaker 3: by where they're being bro and the world. So your experiences,
Speaker 3: People kind of respect that experiences, that that that that
Speaker 3: you've been And we like hearing from people that done
Speaker 3: been through the stuff that we we we've been through.
Speaker 3: Like you know what I'm saying, you done been in
Speaker 3: the places I've been through. You done been in the
Speaker 3: gold mine downtown. You know you know what all you
Speaker 3: know that those things and you know, and a lot
Speaker 3: of people don't have those minor ingredients. And you know
Speaker 3: what I'm saying. You got understand, like you know, and
Speaker 3: I tell people all the time, and my mom and
Speaker 3: daddy was from here.
Speaker 1: They mom and dad.
Speaker 3: It's a generational little thing. And me, my term Atlanta
Speaker 3: was a building place. When you just even the missing
Speaker 3: and murdered children, bro, that made all the family.
Speaker 1: Right there by.
Speaker 3: You survived by that, then we we that ship. I'm
Speaker 3: that generated child, like we survived or we ain't. So
Speaker 3: what's knicks for us? You gonna mesh you'll something though,
Speaker 3: b because I'll be telling niggas this like it's like
Speaker 3: a nigga leave you on an island by yourself.
Speaker 4: You see what we're doing.
Speaker 1: We need this, We need this, Dollaru that we have enough.
Speaker 1: What makes niggas hesitant to do this?
Speaker 5: I'm gonna go back to what I was trying to say,
Speaker 5: is the willingness to be corrected most of us, most niggas.
Speaker 5: I ain't gonna say us because obviously we've taken correction
Speaker 5: yea from somebody, whether it was your mama, whether it's
Speaker 5: your daddy, your auntie, your big homie, your sister, say hey,
Speaker 5: I don't I want you here.
Speaker 4: That's correction.
Speaker 5: Most niggas is stuck in their mindset, which brings me
Speaker 5: back to being empty.
Speaker 4: Empty is a cup that it may be filled.
Speaker 5: The best way to learn anything is to become empty,
Speaker 5: so that all knowledge sports in fresh, new, incredible and unpredictable,
Speaker 5: and every experience is transforming, transcend down a worthwhile and real.
Speaker 5: Even an instructor must become empty so that he too
Speaker 5: much they learn. It's the ability to be corrected you
Speaker 5: did wrong, accountability, change it constantly every day.
Speaker 4: Be a new nigga every day. Don't be the same
Speaker 4: nigga every day. This is a brand new nigga every day.
Speaker 1: And I thought I'd just be flipping out, but yeah
Speaker 1: every day.
Speaker 4: Yeah, every day you're fighting. Oh ship, that's not useful
Speaker 4: to you. So your your whole life.
Speaker 5: Your playbook is the It's the blueprint for young niggas
Speaker 5: to say, if this nigga can do it, That's what
Speaker 5: Dallas Austin and Kevin Wells, that's what they influenced were
Speaker 5: and Divine Stevens and JD like.
Speaker 4: What nigga just skate time with these niggas. Oh no,
Speaker 4: I can do this, it was possible.
Speaker 3: We got the inspirational guys too, though, because just like
Speaker 3: you're saying that, because I'm very inspirational, it's all us
Speaker 3: inspirational people like you know what I'm saying, we ain't
Speaker 3: inspiring and like you know what I mean, somebody inspired
Speaker 3: me and like you just you're not. Just when you
Speaker 3: were just saying that, man, you know, even after this
Speaker 3: talk thing with Bank, this just was just fast forward
Speaker 3: Bank ten years. Man, his employance gonna out grow because
Speaker 3: I just seen him. They would just donate just the
Speaker 3: east Side Edge Group to the past Atlanta, you know,
Speaker 3: Westside Georgia, Nigga Global.
Speaker 1: But what what hell does it tell you? Like Nigga,
Speaker 1: we've seen that grow.
Speaker 3: His real fertilizer is coming out the hood. I think
Speaker 3: he cannot forget that, the fertilizer whatever you whatever. Listen, Bro,
Speaker 3: that hood is fertilizer to everybody thing.
Speaker 1: Bro.
Speaker 3: But when Nigga can't do it, That's why Nigga, when
Speaker 3: were sitting over there to day, I'll tell you, like, bro,
Speaker 3: what is niggas?
Speaker 1: Wait?
Speaker 3: No niggas, because it's so many niggas that he he
Speaker 3: can't identify with you can identify well never listen to
Speaker 3: listen and and and that and that, like Ben had
Speaker 3: the big So so now I'm on my side.
Speaker 1: I'm chewing my people. You know what I'm saying. I'm
Speaker 1: translating east side ship to him without knowing that we
Speaker 1: got to France east side. Even on my post, bro Man,
Speaker 1: I be done, my Pope.
Speaker 3: Sometimes I scratched the word and I'll be like, no,
Speaker 3: let me say it like this, and I I throw
Speaker 3: a lot of Zone six in here, just to put
Speaker 3: the East west files.
Speaker 1: Been trying to put east with file three years now.
Speaker 1: Just just east oh yesterday.
Speaker 3: It's leading by example and they know I'm feeling that,
Speaker 3: and so they know it's cool like that, you know
Speaker 3: what I'm saying. They know Leon of the gate down
Speaker 3: on woman Man, that zone C Jude, me and him
Speaker 3: been missing around the back and forth.
Speaker 1: Just I'm trying to cut that fence down in Atlanta, Bro,
Speaker 1: but just do it right here.
Speaker 4: This stuff is not to fish that definite I'm about
Speaker 4: to say. Is that why we're here? Yeah, I don't
Speaker 4: know how I got the call. I still don't know
Speaker 4: how I got talking came up.
Speaker 1: We need to have that colleage.
Speaker 3: We're gonna get the north side the east side. We
Speaker 3: need to have a neutral spot where we can have
Speaker 3: the differences expunged.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying. Let's throw all them on
Speaker 1: the on the table. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: And I do this all the time, like you know, hey,
Speaker 3: it shouldn't be no east Side or Coline Paul different.
Speaker 1: I don't know. It's better than saying anything else. Besides, hey,
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 3: I don't know about Coline Paul. You say truth, no
Speaker 3: truth now because the legs and what done? They don't
Speaker 3: went to research and they can catch them new truth.
Speaker 3: When he would get before all this for the.
Speaker 4: Truth and them said truth is who educated me on
Speaker 4: who you were.
Speaker 5: And the way his his education was made me come
Speaker 5: to you and introduce myself based on what he told me.
Speaker 5: So real niggas are going to acknowledge real niggas. So
Speaker 5: at the point you're mature enough and have enough vision to.
Speaker 4: Be like, oh, this might be somebody.
Speaker 5: I need my car because we can share information in
Speaker 5: it and it broadens my scope of vision.
Speaker 3: Because that's just like right now, a nigga from the
Speaker 3: east Side could be watching this to watch me and
Speaker 3: pick up Like, now, what o G what bad?
Speaker 1: I got the Instagram? What be Instagram? What? Brothers?
Speaker 3: Let me talp in there with these niggas because because
Speaker 3: they see the admiration that we have for each other,
Speaker 3: so now they create the same admiration amongst themself. That's
Speaker 3: how this ship goes. You get what I'm saying, Like, now,
Speaker 3: a nigga that I might not know ship by the
Speaker 3: south side, but let me call bell. Hey, you know
Speaker 3: such such s such they said, they said my car
Speaker 3: was over there by such.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, pull up on my top of all the time.
Speaker 1: That's what we missing too, though, those those calls and
Speaker 1: the connections. You know what I'm saying with the.
Speaker 5: Young guys, actual phone call, not the DM, the actual
Speaker 5: conversation that humanizes everybody, say hey man, look out for
Speaker 5: my I do have it.
Speaker 6: It's not it's not in the street nigga stuff. It's
Speaker 6: in the gang culture. So the gang culture, all the
Speaker 6: big homies you can call each other, don't even.
Speaker 1: Know each other.
Speaker 6: You call each other, Hey, I got a polem on
Speaker 6: your side of town. Such such woofy woop. I even
Speaker 6: call gd's encrypt homies and be like, hey, what's up
Speaker 6: you over this and we get all the things acknowledged.
Speaker 3: Real good should should we should get together and and
Speaker 3: and some put some type of little man whole thing
Speaker 3: down like just go on OG's and people under us
Speaker 3: like you know what I mean, the.
Speaker 6: Og just get the hell on and they think they
Speaker 6: don't want to be in tune with the youth. So
Speaker 6: I stay in tune with the youth. I'm in tune
Speaker 6: with the youth. Every every decade, I'm in tune with
Speaker 6: the next eight sixteen. Atos is coming up here.
Speaker 1: So I've been trying to do there to the way
Speaker 1: that's that's some men that do.
Speaker 3: We had to come say back there to man, I
Speaker 3: got to stay right next to mine, under me, and
Speaker 3: you got to keep it all the way down, because
Speaker 3: if I go.
Speaker 1: Around him to go too far down, I'm missing my
Speaker 1: whole spot. No, the one right there to me and
Speaker 1: word of offic down to the l.
Speaker 5: I text you about a month ago, maybe three four
Speaker 5: weeks ago, and I said I wanted to get together
Speaker 5: me and you killer and some other people. And it
Speaker 5: was about getting people out to what you said. I'm
Speaker 5: down with whatever you just said.
Speaker 4: On the phone.
Speaker 1: That was.
Speaker 5: That was their time in two years But the thing was,
Speaker 5: I was calling you about us getting together to get
Speaker 5: people out to vote for politics. But now I'm saying
Speaker 5: that we need to get together to get us together
Speaker 5: to vote for the politics of how the city is
Speaker 5: with with outside of the or within the bound or whatever.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 4: That other bullshit for a letter word comes.
Speaker 5: We don't need that, but we want to be able
Speaker 5: to if we all have some type of impact or
Speaker 5: influence on our particular side. That's some democracy here when
Speaker 5: we can each sit down and say, hey, hey, we're
Speaker 5: not doing this, we don't need to do this. Let
Speaker 5: me show you why, let me teach you why. And
Speaker 5: a lot of times when I in my mentoring and
Speaker 5: conflict resolution, let's go to dinner, and you'd be surprised
Speaker 5: how impactful breaking bread with two enemies makes them come together.
Speaker 1: The easy part about that shit is introduction. It's like
Speaker 1: right now. It's just like right now.
Speaker 3: If you say we're gonna throw a part on the
Speaker 3: south side, I'm gonna throw a part on the south side,
Speaker 3: all right. Make sure you bring all the little knock
Speaker 3: ahead niggas from the south side. I'm gonna bring all mine.
Speaker 3: And once they see this, my man, this my man. Okay, Now, y'all,
Speaker 3: niggas don't matter what today ain't gonna be no bullshit
Speaker 3: cause niggas ain't gonna because you need some bullshit on
Speaker 3: my faith. Now I gotta I gotta demonstrate vice versa.
Speaker 3: So it's like, okay, just for that moment's respect, then
Speaker 3: nigga gonna gonna suck around a bump into the kind like, oh,
Speaker 3: I fucking shoot, you get that from that? I fuck
Speaker 3: with your music. Niggas just don't know how to tell
Speaker 3: another nigga.
Speaker 1: I fought with you. That's all it is.
Speaker 4: Niggas ain't playing no more. No, that's the player.
Speaker 1: Ship stopped stopped.
Speaker 3: I think it start like I don't know this when
Speaker 3: Atlanta stopped and all that ship was, Man, we didn't
Speaker 3: know none of them, boy, we just seen.
Speaker 1: Your vert clean niggas. But let me hard by right
Speaker 1: up on this. This This is Atlanta just in general player,
Speaker 1: all of Tony McK and I, we didn't know them.
Speaker 1: We knew this car.
Speaker 3: Okay, even know your faith. You gotta heard about you
Speaker 3: see the car let something. Nigga know where you're from
Speaker 3: and everything.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: And that was without the Pune. So you can just
Speaker 3: hear man back then, the word them out were good.
Speaker 3: Just word them out words. Turning the hate now because
Speaker 3: you gotta understand, I hate bringing they think hate. Bring
Speaker 3: a little man. Listen, man, we got to go past that.
Speaker 3: Like Atlanta bigger than all that. All these see that
Speaker 3: were really bigger than all that old hating and ship
Speaker 3: like we gotta deal it right here. I think Atlanta
Speaker 3: niggas fear of having that dick Ryan tag. Sure that's it, Like, Bro,
Speaker 3: I ain't on your dicks, cause niggas will walk up
Speaker 3: on you and be like bank, fuck, this ain't no
Speaker 3: dick Ryan ship.
Speaker 1: Like, Bro, you ain't got.
Speaker 3: Right if you had to say that, I know, but
Speaker 3: niggas got a feel of that thanking.
Speaker 1: The niggas be on their disks because so many niggas
Speaker 1: won't niggas on their dick.
Speaker 6: But when I came down here, Atlanta showed so much love.
Speaker 6: It was like they called Philly brotherly love. Now Atlanta
Speaker 6: was about brotherly love. I'm from New York, South South Jamerica.
Speaker 6: So when I came down here, New York is about
Speaker 6: taking over the block. So we thought we had to
Speaker 6: take over the block. Was like, no, nigga, we all
Speaker 6: hustled right here. Everybody getting money. It's too much money.
Speaker 6: Everybody getting next door neighbor hustling the same ship. We hustling,
Speaker 6: and everybody get money. So when New York niggas did
Speaker 6: come down here and try to take over the block,
Speaker 6: I had to defend the block because we.
Speaker 4: Don't get down like that now here. I had to
Speaker 4: let them know. Now they've been down here fifteen twenty years.
Speaker 4: Now they see. Man, it's all love down here.
Speaker 1: Ship.
Speaker 4: That's why I love Atlanta.
Speaker 1: I just think. I just think that, like you said,
Speaker 1: the neighborless ship is done.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 3: It's like nigga don't know how to tell you, like, Bro,
Speaker 3: I fucked with them mother for them here right there, Bro,
Speaker 3: where you get them at.
Speaker 1: I ain't seen them bit never. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: The mother go hard to here. Like niggas don't know
Speaker 1: how to tell a nigga. She gotta be taught. Niggas
Speaker 1: don't not tell me.
Speaker 6: Don't we probably have good mentors they have these young
Speaker 6: they don't have no ministry like this.
Speaker 1: Don't brain like a lot of for they don't know.
Speaker 1: They look on going.
Speaker 3: It is like you gotta tell them like going in
Speaker 3: the store, just you know, don't touch nig Gotta make
Speaker 3: sure you speak to these boys. Yeah, she real crypt
Speaker 3: but don't don't do too much at having to que
Speaker 3: somebody if you can't come in the room and pete
Speaker 3: the scene and gllecute the niggas.
Speaker 4: They don't know what they don't.
Speaker 1: We need to practice like live on and so we're
Speaker 1: gonna around and make ourselves live while to take rolling. No,
Speaker 1: we got to queue that ship back then, like this
Speaker 1: is what it needs to be.
Speaker 3: Even if we're doing that, we can't show these cameras
Speaker 3: that broke any Atlanta tearing of the man. Listen again,
Speaker 3: like we said before these started, bro we doing these
Speaker 3: things to build the city and help the city water
Speaker 3: these plants.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying, any terdation of it.
Speaker 3: We can't do that stuff like we ain't prep for this,
Speaker 3: and you know what I mean, the east side North
Speaker 3: side this one.
Speaker 1: One whole thing.
Speaker 3: And I want everybody that knows me that's watching this
Speaker 3: to know that Atlanta is like this right here. But
Speaker 3: I wouldn't even know Atlanta had it not been from
Speaker 3: east side on west side. I want to know the
Speaker 3: value of my street. Had it not been for your street.
Speaker 3: I went to the veil of my crew, had it
Speaker 3: not been for your No.
Speaker 1: What he said was, you got a cute nigga.
Speaker 3: That's just like, bro, it's automatic day. If you walk
Speaker 3: in the room like I saw you downstairs, speak your
Speaker 3: game because I walked in the room that you in.
Speaker 3: That's just how it goes. Like when you walk in
Speaker 3: the room, it's your dude. Just everybody niggas are walking
Speaker 3: in the room. Yeah, like some he's saying, that's automatically.
Speaker 3: You on some bullship in my eyes, like what this
Speaker 3: nigga walk in the room the growth on this day.
Speaker 3: You know, I'm y'all walking the room before.
Speaker 1: No boy coming in the club.
Speaker 4: You know what it got lost? No I remember remember
Speaker 4: remember the clubs the yard on the east side of
Speaker 4: the yard that was a dangerous ass. I went down.
Speaker 4: I went down there with Alpha T. I think, what
Speaker 4: was the DJ you? So we went down there.
Speaker 6: I walked around the bottle ball like a square. So
Speaker 6: I walked around me mugget, just showing like I ain't
Speaker 6: scared none of y'all niggas. But it's like I'm letting
Speaker 6: my president be known. I ain't to be fucked with.
Speaker 6: But after I walked around that ball, I got my
Speaker 6: ass upstairs.
Speaker 1: And so knowing that too.
Speaker 3: Though even that stiffness, even that stiffness man had that
Speaker 3: nigga not cut that stiffness.
Speaker 1: He was blocking doors. You know, you just locked yourself.
Speaker 1: But he was saying that. He was just in a
Speaker 1: room full of all the dose.
Speaker 3: You didn't say this, do that, But I'm just saying
Speaker 3: so so so if you're potting them, if you're potting them,
Speaker 3: cann't teach you that. God got to get in everybody, bro.
Speaker 3: So everybody need to pray for growth. Everybody again, everybody
Speaker 3: need to pray for growth. And like God gotta what
Speaker 3: he gotta put that in. Gott he gotta get in there, you.
Speaker 4: Know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: So he can't put it in.
Speaker 4: He ain't get it in you till you put get
Speaker 4: what out. You gotta get the bulls. But I didn't
Speaker 4: know that though.
Speaker 1: He didn't know. You know what I'm saying, I didn't
Speaker 1: know that.
Speaker 4: I want to know when did you identify that you knew?
Speaker 4: When did? When did the light bulb go off? And
Speaker 4: you just lie I'm blocking myself.
Speaker 3: I then I still did until he just said what
Speaker 3: I used to do, I didn't even I wouldn't even cognizant.
Speaker 1: That I used to do that.
Speaker 3: Yes, you get what I'm saying, like until nothing like
Speaker 3: now it's just automatic. I don't know where that is done.
Speaker 3: Click Now it's just automatic. When I walk in the room,
Speaker 3: I want to bring joy to it. Back then when
Speaker 3: I walk in the room, I want to bring ship,
Speaker 3: what's happening, feel to it, keeping the bridge like because
Speaker 3: because it was it was survival tactics. I guess you
Speaker 3: know what I'm saying, laid with me no way, shape
Speaker 3: or boom. Yes, but now I want to be approachable
Speaker 3: walking in the room. And nigga, the nigga the owner
Speaker 3: state might be sitting over the baby girl who you say,
Speaker 3: manage you? She might got done, got to play you
Speaker 3: know what, bank I got to play for you. But
Speaker 3: you look at too mean to even telling you tell
Speaker 3: me all the time.
Speaker 5: Like, hey, you know you're on the podcast now, right,
Speaker 5: you gotta you gotta loosen up a little bit, go
Speaker 5: down all the time.
Speaker 3: Man, that could be explained. That's something that need to
Speaker 3: be talked to the to the youth. More like you
Speaker 3: gotta relax on.
Speaker 2: That's why I said that, you gotta it's hard for
Speaker 2: them to see everybody's out you still, you still are
Speaker 2: who you are, but they're actively still in the field.
Speaker 3: No, like my son little will say, right, we could
Speaker 3: be out together, And I'm automatically when I see a
Speaker 3: nigga thinking that they don't love time and they could
Speaker 3: be on our time. So I'm automatically speaking for like
Speaker 3: what's up, bro? Even in the nigga wants a sucker ship,
Speaker 3: he can't be in that moment. He's gonna have to
Speaker 3: show it right then. You know what I'm saying, Yeah,
Speaker 3: I'm broken. You're gonna have to show it right then,
Speaker 3: like fuck you. But the I'm like, what's up, king,
Speaker 3: So you're gonna have to show you either fuck nigga
Speaker 3: or you be like what's up bro? And keep it moving.
Speaker 3: You're gonna like I'm breaking the ice. But if I
Speaker 3: look at him and he look at me, we wait
Speaker 3: and to see who gonna turn away? That could be
Speaker 3: like what you you can turn into a shootout you.
Speaker 1: Put on fire.
Speaker 6: I changed a lot because I got in the world
Speaker 6: of promotion, the club promotions.
Speaker 4: So now I gotta be. I gotta smile all the
Speaker 4: time with folks.
Speaker 6: Back in the day, you couldn't approached me and smiling
Speaker 6: or say how or anything like that because i'mna look
Speaker 6: at you like.
Speaker 4: Your op every time from on the block.
Speaker 1: So that's how it was.
Speaker 6: But in the promotion game, I had to change and
Speaker 6: I don't. There's so many people know me. People come
Speaker 6: up to me tomorrow, I just shake their hand and nod,
Speaker 6: you know, because I don't know if they op or not.
Speaker 6: I just everybody, Hey, how you doing.
Speaker 1: The I'm gonna lead with the love though. That's I'm
Speaker 1: gonna leave with you.
Speaker 3: Show me like cause I can get right on the
Speaker 3: same ship hit you, but off the rip, it's gonna
Speaker 3: the art is gonna be in my favor because I
Speaker 3: wasn't on that. Yeah, you know what I'm saying. That's
Speaker 3: how I look at life now. Like, Bro, I'm coming
Speaker 3: with no matter what. If a nigga having a bad day,
Speaker 3: I'm gonna try to help your day.
Speaker 1: Bro, what's up?
Speaker 6: Good?
Speaker 1: But whatever that shit did, you're good. You could be
Speaker 1: money because I ain't gonna take it personal.
Speaker 5: Your man who was outside who greeted us and brought
Speaker 5: us in security. The most incredible human being in the
Speaker 5: top ten of mine. Okay, that's College Muhammad. He is
Speaker 5: the son of grand Master Joe Steve Muhammad. He is
Speaker 5: the son of grand Master si Jo Steve Muhammad. He
Speaker 5: the man can open doors. Well, I didn't go to
Speaker 5: you where I went to him because of the respect
Speaker 5: I have for him and his father.
Speaker 1: That's why his.
Speaker 4: Energy like that.
Speaker 1: That's crazy.
Speaker 5: I didn't even know that that nigga energy is period.
Speaker 5: He always like that, you have no idea should I do? No, no, no,
Speaker 5: I'm trust me. You have no idea of the lineageure
Speaker 5: and I had.
Speaker 4: I didn't know you. I introduced myself. I didn't know you.
Speaker 4: I introduced myself.
Speaker 1: I know you.
Speaker 5: But my thing is, I really wasn't excited about coming
Speaker 5: here today because part of you know certain ship in
Speaker 5: my life and my pass I want to stay there.
Speaker 5: But I also based on the mentoring I do, based
Speaker 5: on my training in martial arts for over the last
Speaker 5: thirty years, which his father is one of my instructors.
Speaker 5: He's one of my instructors. I have to plant seeds
Speaker 5: in fertile ground. We have to plant seeds and fertile ground.
Speaker 5: We have to be vulnerable and transparent with one another.
Speaker 4: In order to show these because a lot of these
Speaker 4: young niggas are really weak, immature and insecure. Right, but
Speaker 4: once they know we all have been that and and.
Speaker 5: But there's a way to elevate, but it comes from correction.
Speaker 5: We just got to be students at all times.
Speaker 4: Now, that's real.
Speaker 1: Ship niggas. Afraid niggas want to feel like they know everything.
Speaker 1: That's the whole thing.
Speaker 4: The wise man knows that he knows nothing.
Speaker 3: I'll be playing what did I say? I don't know,
Speaker 3: but I played dumber to make sure to suck it up,
Speaker 3: it out. I play too like people don't understand. Like
Speaker 3: that's my whole tech and I'm going to give away
Speaker 3: on big fans. Like when I do interviews and ship
Speaker 3: people be like, come on, Bank, you just don't know shit.
Speaker 4: You asked questions, bro.
Speaker 5: I love it, Thank you, bro, because everybody don't even
Speaker 5: have a clue asked to what's going on?
Speaker 4: They don't know.
Speaker 5: So when you asked the question, it gets understanding. To
Speaker 5: be unclear is to be unkind. Fact, to be unclear
Speaker 5: is to be unkind. And I try to if we
Speaker 5: walk away from a conversation and I don't understand shit
Speaker 5: you said.
Speaker 4: What was the point?
Speaker 3: And I try to ask questions in a way that
Speaker 3: I would have asked them twenty years ago when I
Speaker 3: ain't had a courage to ask the question, because I
Speaker 3: know it's some niggas that you said when you didn't
Speaker 3: have the courage, when I didn't have the courage to
Speaker 3: ask the question, why would why wouldn't you have had
Speaker 3: as a kid? I don't want to nigga, got to say,
Speaker 3: I'm saying years ago these questions I wanted to ask
Speaker 3: twenty years ago that I wouldn't ask period.
Speaker 1: I wouldn't even say nothing. Fuck it, I gotta figure out.
Speaker 4: Yeah, just trying mistakes and all type.
Speaker 3: Of show where you could have just asked the question exactly.
Speaker 3: So now I'm asking the question as if my mind
Speaker 3: was back then. For the young nigga that's mine is
Speaker 3: still back there. Now you get what I'm saying. Yeah,
Speaker 3: It's just like if I interview a nigga, right, if
Speaker 3: I come to interview today, I'm not finna look you up.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna I'm gonna learn you in front of the world.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna ask you the questions in front, like I'm
Speaker 3: gonna it's gonna be my first Like people be saying
Speaker 3: in the comings, like, man, you gotta research your guests
Speaker 3: the other people.
Speaker 5: Do you know how gifted you are to have that
Speaker 5: level of awareness and sensitivity?
Speaker 4: What do you mean? Do you know how gifted you
Speaker 4: are will have that level of awareness.
Speaker 5: Breaking down from you your sensitivity to what other people
Speaker 5: are thinking or feeling, even your own your awareness of
Speaker 5: Let me ask him a question from a from a
Speaker 5: really old version of myself, is that that opens the
Speaker 5: door to so much more shit than you realize.
Speaker 4: But you're aware of it. You're aware of yourself. You're
Speaker 4: aware of your own past insecurities and doubt for sure,
Speaker 4: and you lay it out there for the world to see.
Speaker 4: That's powerful. No, real shit, that's powerful.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 3: God did that too, because it's like like nigga be like,
Speaker 3: did you do your research on niggas? No, because they
Speaker 3: ain't gonna get a real reaction from me once they
Speaker 3: tell me something that I didn't know. You get what
Speaker 3: I'm saying, Like if I asked you a question like
Speaker 3: while you grew up and you tell me shit like damn,
Speaker 3: I ain't.
Speaker 1: Read that on Google.
Speaker 3: You just told me that ship, so you're gonna get
Speaker 3: my real reaction in real time. Me and me and
Speaker 3: the people are learning you at real time. I ain't
Speaker 3: a typical journalists. God damn google you and ask you questions.
Speaker 3: So people be like, why ain't ask your nigga this?
Speaker 1: But I didn't know? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah, And that's something we gotta teach that too, though.
Speaker 3: We gotta teach that that how to be leaders because
Speaker 3: you gotta understand, like it was talked to me like
Speaker 3: and I just walked up on a crip up on it.
Speaker 1: I don't know how his story is or your story
Speaker 1: or yours. How did you get to be this leader thing? Man?
Speaker 1: It was a it was a wire walk at some
Speaker 1: point to actually get over there, to get a nominated
Speaker 1: to be in these spots. It's somebody to be.
Speaker 4: I ain't never wanted to be nobody's leader.
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, Well, whether I'm saying though, you've got people
Speaker 3: that look up to you, because I ain't no where
Speaker 3: out your number. You know what I'm saying, You would
Speaker 3: call the pun because of some motivation. And I can
Speaker 3: tell why the way you speak and the knowledge that
Speaker 3: the length of time that you have those stories need
Speaker 3: to be told, like we got to preserve your knowledge,
Speaker 3: you know what I'm saying, and they got to be
Speaker 3: spread around with where people can know that. Okay, you
Speaker 3: got a lot of missing college Paul links because when
Speaker 3: you were saying that part about the whole crypt, I
Speaker 3: know the bat piece of that.
Speaker 1: I did the date where you at.
Speaker 3: Because I can pick up around the nineties and I
Speaker 3: can see where it grew. For you just said where
Speaker 3: it grew from the stories given you saying the call Paul.
Speaker 3: We need to have this conversation so you will know
Speaker 3: that the west Side don't consider call North.
Speaker 7: But just so you'll know that, like we don't consist
Speaker 7: what they say, we well, the west Side it is
Speaker 7: that it is never would know we all bro Joo.
Speaker 4: Franklin the west side.
Speaker 1: You know you know yeah Roads.
Speaker 6: Garden, Ye boy, that's six flags drive. You might consider
Speaker 6: that Wes y'all moved the six flags.
Speaker 4: Don't get don't get it real, keep it real.
Speaker 1: When you went to Vegas Knights, the motherfucker was west side.
Speaker 2: Vegas Nights was west side, you know in the Vegas Knights,
Speaker 2: the people you see, I thought that was.
Speaker 4: Safe from anywhere pre date that's why the West.
Speaker 3: But predicting the rap culture to predate the rap culture,
Speaker 3: and my terms like we used to like you could
Speaker 3: tell where they're from, like who they met with back
Speaker 3: in the day. The car boy come to the flag.
Speaker 3: They hanging with the West, with the West. Listen my fault.
Speaker 1: Listen, ain't gonna take calls from him, man, Listen. This
Speaker 1: was my main one of my spot. Man.
Speaker 2: Listen, call kind of frank row all that old oh
Speaker 2: road God listen awaiting their tip.
Speaker 3: Yeah, call my wife from call like but that was listen,
Speaker 3: call has been. They come across the bridge coming right
Speaker 3: there though. That's our them, folk family, that's croind of
Speaker 3: like taking life on from east.
Speaker 1: That's them.
Speaker 3: You gotta understand, especially day take the wrap out of
Speaker 3: it and folk eating out there eating the Old National?
Speaker 3: Do you not much South, y'all? Even just look south
Speaker 3: of Old National? Whatever South that we we want, we want,
Speaker 3: we want, we want all that while we listen, Man,
Speaker 3: we're taking carf them in Alabama want to come up
Speaker 3: from Aniston.
Speaker 4: Damn the way go down the road and we go
Speaker 4: down they go.
Speaker 1: Down the road.
Speaker 6: We do not claim I mean the soft ass niggas
Speaker 6: they claim Atlanta. We don't claim Milanda.
Speaker 4: We claim we're not down there.
Speaker 3: You're from Atlanta, and study claiming it may read the
Speaker 3: call count and they were doing any kind of street
Speaker 3: hoodshon boy them boy came across one bridge. My house
Speaker 3: was the first house he crossed that bridge. Home three care, Paul,
Speaker 3: that's right, neighborhood. I'm at the door. I'm the first
Speaker 3: one they're gonna see.
Speaker 1: So all that for years, it ain't nobody to call,
Speaker 1: counting on sp They was in the mini they wrapped.
Speaker 1: They might not know you know what I mean, but
Speaker 1: they know what we take me not allocause these cats
Speaker 1: didn't eat out there. They ain't even They don't even
Speaker 1: know the plate I'm talking about. But man called them
Speaker 1: being so sufficient and not to mention the real games.
Speaker 1: I'm mention the boy. Now you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: We'll talking about after the cargo, but not so real.
Speaker 4: Tell yeah, they even they even learned. They said the
Speaker 4: kind of call.
Speaker 1: Boys you're talking about, but got killed, especially on my block.
Speaker 6: My block is Franklin Road, so it's the original carb
Speaker 6: County projects. They generations have family generation grew up there,
Speaker 6: grandma and everything. But Franklin Road. We're from the most
Speaker 6: craziest cities in America. Franklin Road is Detroit, Chicago, New York,
Speaker 6: Miami all in one, melting Poland.
Speaker 3: And again like just just as far as Atlanta, just
Speaker 3: in general, we have to tell I have to tell
Speaker 3: you guys how we feel about I'm not looking in Atlanta.
Speaker 1: Everybody need to turn their back and look that way.
Speaker 3: Yeah, if you don't look at downtown, just turn around
Speaker 3: and look the opposite way.
Speaker 1: Look and let's identify this. Let's let's move this fence.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna take the west side fence and move it
Speaker 1: back back by a villa k.
Speaker 4: We always to Elbo.
Speaker 1: That's a thing. That's how I really feel like. We're
Speaker 1: so they're gonna move the fence.
Speaker 3: That's the problem. We took man, Man, we don't conker
Speaker 3: that listen, and then nobody el can beat their chins.
Speaker 3: We got enough people that can move the.
Speaker 1: Fish we got. I got.
Speaker 4: Got it out them little traps niggas were stuck in.
Speaker 5: Once they find a plug, a cohort they could deal
Speaker 5: with on the west side, I got the whole everybody happen.
Speaker 3: Everybody haven't really getting no money with niggas in my hood,
Speaker 3: you got on the outside money with niggas from the.
Speaker 4: West Side, south Side, north Side. We always money.
Speaker 1: Always see those who could can't get around. That was
Speaker 1: my advantage to cost man from Camelton going to scared
Speaker 1: to go to the nigga in my spot. Let me
Speaker 1: get in the car. It's to get money.
Speaker 3: They were scared even go over. This is all family
Speaker 3: to me. I had to come out Camelton, dry the
Speaker 3: ass over there, take the ass around.
Speaker 1: That motherfucker or faster whoever we were doing, and leave it.
Speaker 1: I'm making mone of that because they didn't know same thing.
Speaker 3: Like I didn't know Coler. Bath took us to Colon
Speaker 3: Paul me in Westside, but we didn't know them. Man,
Speaker 3: go down there, man and and see how the boy moving.
Speaker 3: I didn't even want to go back to Bankhead becauseieve
Speaker 3: all were moving it at.
Speaker 1: A higher pace. You know what. I'm just saying that.
Speaker 1: But Bath troops down there and gave us and with
Speaker 1: Beth stamp that I still got today with I protected
Speaker 1: with man stamp me and.
Speaker 3: Then what people ain't doing. They'll come out here, get
Speaker 3: Atlanta stamp and go to this smitting that stamp after you.
Speaker 3: Then what were trying to stop this. I'm trying to
Speaker 3: stop and say, look, you could be cut and you
Speaker 3: got a stamp. Just know cause I tell you you
Speaker 3: got somewhere you can pum nigga like cause this is
Speaker 3: my man. Okay, okay, he ain't got saying that there.
Speaker 3: Bank say that as a man who will say that man,
Speaker 3: that's his man. But once your man get hit there,
Speaker 3: you don't walk off your man in him buyself showing
Speaker 3: out like on good fellaw man, your man got his
Speaker 3: boots on my motherfucking table. You did what I'm saying,
Speaker 3: And then what's going on to a nigga be like, okay,
Speaker 3: put you your man want to talk to you. The
Speaker 3: nigga that turned you on to me want to talk
Speaker 3: to you. And you're seeing how he handled him. Your
Speaker 3: man ain't representing you, bro, He represents you, and he
Speaker 3: represents you while you're here, and you come to the
Speaker 3: club three fourth time with him.
Speaker 1: Now you ain't got to come back. Your man solid
Speaker 1: he daping with us. Now he with us. You know,
Speaker 1: he's showing who he is for one what he might
Speaker 1: be key. He ain't calling you no more.
Speaker 4: I might accept the call. I accept humble I might
Speaker 4: accept that.
Speaker 5: Talking about Man, I'm just a humble country boy from
Speaker 5: college bar Man trying to.
Speaker 1: Make got on my head about rape Daniels too. Man.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I've seen that.
Speaker 3: Because I told Nigga, I say, Man, Man, Ray, and
Speaker 3: I was just keep kidding it because I just like, yeah,
Speaker 3: Atlanta want me in right done to have a talk man,
Speaker 3: put me on your show. And I was just saying
Speaker 3: this and interpretating little color. It's a couple of things,
Speaker 3: and I've been trying to light race. So then another
Speaker 3: new game.
Speaker 1: I'm like, nah, Ray, he came when he was got
Speaker 1: damn twelve. It ain't about that. I appreciate what Ray doing,
Speaker 1: but I just wanted to tell Ray, like, you know,
Speaker 1: we have to be got damn Atlanta very sensitive first,
Speaker 1: if we don't know Atlanta sensitive saying we hold crying
Speaker 1: by everything.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna wait, you get all this out, and I'm
Speaker 4: a clear.
Speaker 1: Especially about our side of town, west side.
Speaker 3: Nigga like me, he ain't gonna catch me got damn
Speaker 3: preaching about nine Colline Paul, because that's out of my jurisdiction.
Speaker 1: I be dick wronging the scream of oh.
Speaker 3: Two chain better than God damn Krel Parker, how I'm
Speaker 3: on the West side mixing that ship up over there
Speaker 3: and and Atlanta like especially once you get these mist
Speaker 3: cameras up.
Speaker 1: It's certain thing.
Speaker 3: We can't even come out and say, you know what
Speaker 3: I'm saying, and you know, not saying he don't violated,
Speaker 3: but he doesn't what I'm saying, whether it is what happened,
Speaker 3: what you say about wasn't it wasn't there going on?
Speaker 1: I think Race says and ship no question? Ship about
Speaker 1: all he said some ship.
Speaker 3: About man taking out it was taking out of content. Yeah,
Speaker 3: Coolokola Radom and took out of content too many times.
Speaker 4: But he talked more and took out a country. He
Speaker 4: talked more more than most people.
Speaker 5: So it's more opportunity to cut and splice and make
Speaker 5: that ship be something now to mind you and not
Speaker 5: to interrupt.
Speaker 4: If it's okay out, go ahead ahead.
Speaker 5: That's the first call I got when uh, whether the
Speaker 5: Breakfast Club interview came out and they brought that ship
Speaker 5: to Tip, and Tip was of course he's a West
Speaker 5: Side nigga, so you know, y'all already got chips on
Speaker 5: your shoulder and Tip need an adversary.
Speaker 4: But every album he gonna he finding somebody to go out.
Speaker 4: That's his motivation creatively, right. So I'm like, what's going on?
Speaker 5: And called me like, hey man, you need to be
Speaker 5: cause you know it looks like it's gonna be beef
Speaker 5: with who.
Speaker 4: What are you talking about?
Speaker 5: It can't be not with Ray because Ray we all related,
Speaker 5: were so closely related, but we don't know it. We
Speaker 5: have no idea how intertwined we are. So when I
Speaker 5: have to pull up to raise office, say hey, what happened?
Speaker 1: Talk to me?
Speaker 5: And he explained, I said, oh, I just now need
Speaker 5: to have a conversation with big Man. Big Man had
Speaker 5: we had three.
Speaker 4: Conversations like oh, what's that mean? An interview?
Speaker 5: We're getting pulled off off square by clips o g
Speaker 5: niggas who getting put in the twist by clips What
Speaker 5: I say, sit.
Speaker 4: Now, have dinner. Then you'll understand. There's probably nobody in
Speaker 4: this room who's more fan of Tip than Ray Daniels.
Speaker 5: There's probably nobody in this room who's more a fan
Speaker 5: of Atlanta.
Speaker 4: But he said he chase hits. He said he chased hits.
Speaker 5: But he was talking about uh verses between fifty and Tip,
Speaker 5: and in that he was saying, well, Fifty's album was this,
Speaker 5: It was authentic to this a whole work of art album.
Speaker 5: Where Tip has had so many hits after hits on
Speaker 5: different albums that it seemed like Tip would have more
Speaker 5: hits because he chased hits, whereas fifty had this one
Speaker 5: body of work that was absolutely incredible.
Speaker 3: You feel like, let me ask you, do you feel
Speaker 3: like certain certain niggas feel like certain niggas just can't
Speaker 3: speak on them.
Speaker 5: Yes, especially west Side Man is mad about everything depending
Speaker 5: on the day. Yeah, will snap about it anything a man.
Speaker 5: I thought it for Allen temple Man, the way he acts,
Speaker 5: you know.
Speaker 4: What I mean?
Speaker 1: There you go, it's science.
Speaker 5: So with that, men, it said like, did y'all see
Speaker 5: what happened at the BET Awards when there was a
Speaker 5: little so called energy between the security and and and nephew.
Speaker 4: Who you think jumped up first? It was on camera
Speaker 4: Ray jumped up first, and the defense, Uh, we have
Speaker 4: to we can.
Speaker 5: We can beef with each other a little bit, but
Speaker 5: when it comes down to it, Oh no, yeah, we
Speaker 5: know we were here.
Speaker 1: Together, geta get to it for each other.
Speaker 3: I wasn't really just putting no thing on it, but man,
Speaker 3: listen man, Atlanta sensitive, you know for sure.
Speaker 5: Now we got the Google who Ray Day is? The
Speaker 5: next that's mine? Let me say this, then that's my man. Okay,
Speaker 5: brother's my man?
Speaker 4: Is my main? That's here, Oh Jesus my main.
Speaker 1: So we got the googling. We don't know y'all. So
Speaker 1: we're gonna Google.
Speaker 3: Him and see what Google say because they don't know you,
Speaker 3: they don't know the platform. We're gonna google, man, where
Speaker 3: the hell right Dannel from this Atlanta?
Speaker 1: And what's gonna happen?
Speaker 3: It went with right with what Ray actually said. It's
Speaker 3: the aftermath of it called right on you. You don't
Speaker 3: know who following these folks, and now the lights don't
Speaker 3: went over. We weren't stunning that ship to Tip game
Speaker 3: when that mother again.
Speaker 1: Saying, oh he from Atlanta. We thought he was until
Speaker 1: t I say, no, he ain't. Now the whole nother
Speaker 1: google him to another that Google rate don't want them
Speaker 1: a million. Now we're looking at it. Google it that ship.
Speaker 5: You know what it's saying, Tip, one of the most intelligent,
Speaker 5: brilliant Atlanta niggas.
Speaker 1: I know all I'm saying that we don't want nigga.
Speaker 1: We don't want like certain niggas don't got the right year.
Speaker 1: We don't want nobody, we don't want let me take her,
Speaker 1: you don't know, let me.
Speaker 4: You're not really from Atlanta? What you can't.
Speaker 1: That came here with Martha d King with him.
Speaker 3: If your ass say somebody nigga who feels like he
Speaker 3: was born that great, you.
Speaker 4: Can't control how he take it.
Speaker 3: You can't control how he takes So when you say
Speaker 3: control and right, my man, that's my man. He donna
Speaker 3: set in that. I'm don'na sat on this ship, right
Speaker 3: my man, I rate hundred. But at the end of
Speaker 3: the day, he gotta eat whatever. Come with you on
Speaker 3: another man, and let me tell you how we know.
Speaker 3: Let me tell you what he said.
Speaker 1: He said.
Speaker 5: Once Tip understands the context of what I said, if
Speaker 5: he disagrees with me, I'm cool with that. I just
Speaker 5: want to make sure that he knows that what I
Speaker 5: was saying had nothing to do with that clip, because
Speaker 5: there's too many other evidence where he had said that's
Speaker 5: his favorite.
Speaker 4: Artists of all time, and again we did. But this
Speaker 4: this is a lesson for young niggas.
Speaker 5: Quit listening to other niggas tell you about what another
Speaker 5: nigga said, go to dinner, go to lunch, and that's
Speaker 5: what you want to understand.
Speaker 1: That's what that's what like. They want to have me
Speaker 1: on your show because I'm a spokesperson for the web side.
Speaker 3: They wanted me on that. They wanted they wanted him
Speaker 3: to say what you just said? No, no, no no,
Speaker 3: because I just wanted to go on there just say
Speaker 3: you was raped and you kind of like Ray for
Speaker 3: niggas don't know. Let's just say, niggas don't really know
Speaker 3: your game. Bro. You music affiliated you from you count
Speaker 3: of the same ship. Bro, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: But your interpretations of Atlanta's is so raw and pure.
Speaker 3: I know this before I'm saying this, because we don't
Speaker 3: already walked you through. You don't say you're gonna need
Speaker 3: all this old stuff and your your respect for Atlanta
Speaker 3: pours through some visitors that come to Atlanta where you
Speaker 3: can see it on them. And now that we battrack
Speaker 3: and I'm focusing on rap, like you know, Ray can't
Speaker 3: be gambling that line in New York. Don't even play
Speaker 3: with New York once you balancing Atant if you don't
Speaker 3: know Atlanta and New York got these thing going.
Speaker 1: Bro, you got.
Speaker 5: It's way deeper than most even I think most New
Speaker 5: York niggas gonna even knows't. Actually it's a hindrance to us,
Speaker 5: to me because and that's only because I lived so
Speaker 5: spent so much time living in New York with my
Speaker 5: affiliation with bad boy well, I really had to. I
Speaker 5: was embraced by Biggie, I was embraced by Seeds, I
Speaker 5: was embraced by Junior Martia, I was embraced by But
Speaker 5: I represented my hood so hard every single god damn
Speaker 5: solitary day. I still didn't get no. What's some things
Speaker 5: called tims. Later I had to stand on them. But
Speaker 5: at the end of the day, like man, them some
Speaker 5: good niggas, Ray, his brother and the whole crew.
Speaker 3: I've heard this, mind you once I warn their numbers
Speaker 3: on the Instagram, I to run their name through the phone,
Speaker 3: find you the phone Instagram.
Speaker 4: Hip is my man, Yeah, hundred grand.
Speaker 3: So what I'm saying is I don't me not knowing
Speaker 3: Ray Daniels googling him is one thing. But picking up
Speaker 3: the phone and calling somebody don't own that man's a right,
Speaker 3: then they're like, no, I'll be They put me on place,
Speaker 3: but Google set them on fire. Do let him know
Speaker 3: if it's west side Atlanta, Google, Well, rake down, you're
Speaker 3: front that ship, gonna set the whole triput But get
Speaker 3: with I feel I mean speaking for another.
Speaker 1: We're trying to pick we we we fucking with Ray
Speaker 1: car don't mean on on.
Speaker 4: We're already standing for definitely, don't.
Speaker 1: You don't mean but he don't mean on on. You
Speaker 1: know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: But Ray gonna slip and start a fucking fire. You're
Speaker 3: gonna be able to put out? Yeah, he outspoken.
Speaker 5: He outspoken, and you know a lot of those like that,
Speaker 5: and you know, almost fearless to any man, any man
Speaker 5: that's a man should be here. He can, but he
Speaker 5: also got to take it. Yeah, that's why I say
Speaker 5: you can't be outspoken?
Speaker 3: Then then then then then when a nigger react, you
Speaker 3: feel like what I say reacted.
Speaker 4: Steven A Smith can say, well you want to, but
Speaker 4: so can Lebron. Yeah.
Speaker 3: No, facts like whatever they meet as me and like
Speaker 3: Till could have went on there and called him out
Speaker 3: the name if you wanted to, because you spent my
Speaker 3: name first.
Speaker 1: No matter what you say, you can't tell me how
Speaker 1: to take something.
Speaker 3: But then when you're digging with two figures, so you
Speaker 3: got fifty cent, got millions a fan, and t I
Speaker 3: got millions a fan.
Speaker 1: You're playing with these fans, when you're talking about these names.
Speaker 1: Everybody got to know this. We're playing with the fans.
Speaker 3: Just say whoever, however it is so if he could
Speaker 3: have said, oh, Chip got fifty fucked up all why man,
Speaker 3: you know fans, he gonna pick off you do you
Speaker 3: know what I'm saying like that? But being from Atlanta,
Speaker 3: bro again, we need unity right now. We don't need
Speaker 3: no separation. We don't need no Atlanta down talk. Because
Speaker 3: if you if you supposed to be Atlanta some type
Speaker 3: what man, well, if you ain't ready to cheat for Atlanta,
Speaker 3: don't get over here trying to represent. If you ain't
Speaker 3: ready to cheat up, will we good? Listen, don't get
Speaker 3: over I'm gonna keep. I'm gonna keep a break with
Speaker 3: job bro yea, our city has to I could bring
Speaker 3: you know, I could do millions of views every day
Speaker 3: if I talked about the ship I really want.
Speaker 1: To talk about, but it will be tearing this city down.
Speaker 1: So like.
Speaker 3: You gotta think that's just like coming up right niggas
Speaker 3: take money a little bit, you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 3: a little bit, but it's it kind of hurts you
Speaker 3: when you hang it with the licks, like you grew
Speaker 3: up with the licks. But I can't get y'all you did,
Speaker 3: you know what I'm saying, Like I'm around the content.
Speaker 3: I could, I could go crazy, I could DJ academic
Speaker 3: this ship, but that's gonna hurt my city, you know
Speaker 3: what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: That's why I said, think less of ourselves and more
Speaker 5: of other exactly.
Speaker 4: So when you think about it that way, and it's
Speaker 4: the one thing that rarely out the rate.
Speaker 3: He got to think about like that too, no matter
Speaker 3: what his brain, how I feel about whatever, tip Chase,
Speaker 3: its whatever.
Speaker 1: I'm not to say a nigga to bite their tongue.
Speaker 3: Just just know what come with that, Like it's so
Speaker 3: much ship I can say about my friends that I
Speaker 3: wouldn't because I know it come with that nigga gonna
Speaker 3: feel try.
Speaker 5: I got a microphone in my hand, so and that
Speaker 5: ship reaches, let me say something, man, and I ain't
Speaker 5: gonna say shit else.
Speaker 1: I have the.
Speaker 4: Opportunity.
Speaker 5: Man. I was blessed to be able to work with
Speaker 5: Biggie Small or Notorious Big and had an incredible friendship
Speaker 5: with him, and everybody signed the bad Boy, right. I
Speaker 5: think at some point we have forgotten how powerful words are,
Speaker 5: and we use words without understanding how they impact people.
Speaker 5: And you can't say my bad. You can't shoot a
Speaker 5: nigga and say, oh, my bad, it was a mistake.
Speaker 5: No nigga, I been hit. Those words are still hitting niggas,
Speaker 5: and niggas are walking around here letting that that pain
Speaker 5: from that word fester and grow, and then there's a
Speaker 5: disdain and I hate for niggas.
Speaker 4: So we have to be and thank you for being so.
Speaker 5: Absolutely cautious on what you reveal on your podcast because
Speaker 5: you realize it could tear it down.
Speaker 3: But another thing what you're saying, the words be different
Speaker 3: back in the day because they can go away.
Speaker 1: Its internet. Don't get that ship you say there, So
Speaker 1: you gotta live this. Your people seeing this. Everybody hearts
Speaker 1: your word. So that ship creates wars, Bro creates wars,
Speaker 1: or it can create what.
Speaker 3: Peace and my whole thing, the universal thing just in
Speaker 3: all cities, Bro, we got to learn how to stop
Speaker 3: tearing it down. We got to take the competition out
Speaker 3: of it, like you hear what I'm saying. We gotta
Speaker 3: especially with just us in Atlanta. Bro, like Atlanta. Bro,
Speaker 3: when you get with Atlanta, Bro, where you got to
Speaker 3: And I'm gonna just say this in the eating more,
Speaker 3: you damn got to cut your home state off your
Speaker 3: home You gotta cut them off to really be one
Speaker 3: with Bro.
Speaker 1: How they feel?
Speaker 4: How bad you said this? We hear cut and I
Speaker 4: don't want to. I can't even tell you just Atlanta
Speaker 4: like man, he would, I'm gonna.
Speaker 3: Tell you off off now. He was happy when the
Speaker 3: Knicks won them didn't go to the game. I'm just
Speaker 3: talking to go to the game?
Speaker 1: Right my Knicks.
Speaker 4: Did he go to the game? Oh no, no, but
Speaker 4: he Why did Nick? Why didn't he go to the game?
Speaker 4: You got too much respect for Atlanta to.
Speaker 3: Atlanta, Jersey exactly of Jersey. He wasn't going there, not
Speaker 3: where Atlanta and not rocking with Atlanta. You gotta be
Speaker 3: rocking with Atlanta.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 1: You cannot cheat on that is done.
Speaker 4: You gotta.
Speaker 1: Let's go.
Speaker 4: Man, Okay, I'm not going to have nobody catch me
Speaker 4: and that.
Speaker 1: I love you every day. We're still with the Falcon,
Speaker 1: Yeah we will, you know and that's the whole thing,
Speaker 1: like you know and like that. So what you Ellison's you?
Speaker 5: I mean start down the schools over there, they gonna
Speaker 5: start said, I got kick a side. I needs think
Speaker 5: I'm from l A. I'm not from l A. W
Speaker 5: nigs think I'm from New York. I'm not from where
Speaker 5: you're from. I'm from I'm from.
Speaker 4: All of them. I'm from the side you pick it though,
Speaker 4: bro south side, I'm from all that.
Speaker 1: Where's up? It ain't where I'm with the where's that? Man?
Speaker 1: But no where you're from? Atlanta? All day? You got that, Paul.
Speaker 1: So we've been running on the spot and get what
Speaker 1: I done.
Speaker 3: Skepped a lot of people and they got him in
Speaker 3: the spot. I'm gonna give you perfect example.
Speaker 1: Excel. You know e'xcel.
Speaker 3: They talk to Town DVD. You know, man, I put
Speaker 3: with Excel with shot load because I was running around
Speaker 3: like Ross. We had someone to do and I was
Speaker 3: in that time. This sho he ain't never knowing like
Speaker 3: lor he takes good pictures. Just about on one time,
Speaker 3: Excel got the most footage than any person.
Speaker 1: You want to know, you know, all the artists. I'm
Speaker 1: gonna professional voucher ain't gonna got more footage deductat than anybody.
Speaker 3: Listen, he got everybody telling you listen, that's costful one.
Speaker 3: I gave him the name talk of the Town, Out
Speaker 3: of the town, Talk of the time. You can talk talk.
Speaker 1: I got it all on.
Speaker 3: Listen, man, I'm gonna start telling my story. It's gonna
Speaker 3: conflict with a lot of people. Well, I don't put
Speaker 3: more people in position. I'm a profession like this. When
Speaker 3: they met you today, they made it off my dollar.
Speaker 3: When they pulled up, I already had the dollars. Whoever,
Speaker 3: when they met me, I already had the dollars. But
Speaker 3: I say that to say this right here being in Atlanta, Bro,
Speaker 3: it means so much to it. We don't care who
Speaker 3: come when you come to this thing, man, chef it up. Bro,
Speaker 3: we're gonna stand with you one when.
Speaker 1: We get you. Yeah, we're going god damn chilling that girl.
Speaker 4: We're gonna add it all the way out.
Speaker 2: You should talk about that spot too, Bro, that's fire
Speaker 2: with legendary off a bolt.
Speaker 3: Oh listen, man, school boys, all the producers, Uh, you
Speaker 3: gotta understand to do with my whole trick to it,
Speaker 3: this wasn't made my studio, man, I had a top
Speaker 3: of the line studio, and you had to go to
Speaker 3: patchword to get a better sound than mine.
Speaker 1: I intended to do it and get how I did it.
Speaker 1: I left the goddamn door. Whoever can rap once one
Speaker 1: of these raped nigga vive you come on.
Speaker 3: That was it with no pressure on it, because I'm
Speaker 3: the first one that acknowledged and they had to see
Speaker 3: a studio that I did the first time they seen
Speaker 3: that studio vibe for real instead of you know, a booth.
Speaker 1: In the mike. Everybody had that.
Speaker 3: But they came out of there and you know, just
Speaker 3: getting open arms and just helping folks because I was
Speaker 3: so blessed. My I'm blessed just to have a you know,
Speaker 3: put niggas in position, Scream and J Money and all
Speaker 3: these old nigga.
Speaker 1: Man. I didn't really want to sign nobody, bro. I
Speaker 1: could have signed everybody probably was given the love away.
Speaker 3: I didn't cause you know what I'm saying, I got
Speaker 3: my piece, I got Paul out the roster, and I
Speaker 3: ain't got to see no more dough.
Speaker 1: This I'm gonna walk off with. This was my walk away.
Speaker 1: I didn't even want. Nobody like I'm finna go for
Speaker 1: rands with this.
Speaker 4: But you.
Speaker 1: Got what I'm saying, soil people. So so that's that
Speaker 1: was my giveback. That was my giarback. Brown.
Speaker 2: I can say in my head at evenig got spun
Speaker 2: all on. That's everybody that's important, regardless on one level.
Speaker 2: I feel like another big part of Atlanta is giving
Speaker 2: something back. Not saying like physically or financially, but you
Speaker 2: everyone here is giving something back to the community.
Speaker 1: You got to to make it work.
Speaker 3: And that's what part of my succests. It's what how
Speaker 3: we're treating guys in seven and oh you playing to
Speaker 3: see you know what I'm saying. And long before that,
Speaker 3: because even when we were doing a two thousand, going
Speaker 3: to pool palets and just just moving a certain way,
Speaker 3: that Atlanta way. I'm the pinion of all this Atlanta ship.
Speaker 3: Everybody else is cold. They cloning this ship. They trying
Speaker 3: to They got pieces and pieces and pieces. No, I
Speaker 3: got the original pieces from the original playoffs, you know
Speaker 3: what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: So all the time, before we get out of there,
Speaker 1: what of Atlanta period, Atlanta history? He ain't got to
Speaker 1: be no rap niggas I don't know.
Speaker 3: I go with God Damn Jose William because Jose was
Speaker 3: a hood and I'm just going over there.
Speaker 4: He a hood.
Speaker 1: He was a hood nigga, and he fed niggas. That's it,
Speaker 1: walking away with them too. You eat. And he was
Speaker 1: real sighted like, but his whole in charity, like, nigga,
Speaker 1: don't know.
Speaker 5: You just raised the bar because you didn't give it
Speaker 5: to somebody that could be considered a slouch.
Speaker 4: It's no his ain't no smell on his jacket, So
Speaker 4: you raised the bar like.
Speaker 5: That's that's what we as black men, ogs or whatever
Speaker 5: you want to call us, we need to lift ourselves
Speaker 5: to that level, aspire to be to that level so
Speaker 5: we can feed other people. And even if the feeding
Speaker 5: is just mental and spiritual nourishment, we got.
Speaker 4: To do it.
Speaker 3: I clean my whole ship on Jose will because I
Speaker 3: know from stores aren't hurt. And I have seen him
Speaker 3: so many times Atlanta grew up watching him.
Speaker 1: Boy. But this man pulling up in the vert of
Speaker 1: being drunk, whatever it was.
Speaker 3: But you know, the whole hood respected him and then
Speaker 3: he feeding folks and he'll fight.
Speaker 4: You'll get on to the fight. Fight stand on some.
Speaker 3: Of them old folks about on Jose as Atlanta about
Speaker 3: hose wheel stores. I ain't gonna pull him out right
Speaker 3: here because I don't want to tone in his name,
Speaker 3: but you can Jose wanted them to go to guys.
Speaker 1: Man, what's the first side of town to start making
Speaker 1: out of towns? Look at Atlanta, Funny, what you mean
Speaker 1: west side? Did that ship?
Speaker 3: Man?
Speaker 4: Listen, man, I'm so glad he took that.
Speaker 1: We're gonna get basically.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we gonna cut it here because the west Side,
Speaker 3: you know, we was a little the west Side. When
Speaker 3: I say west side, the west side of little adjective
Speaker 3: more than that everybody, and it's something it's more concentrated,
Speaker 3: a lot.
Speaker 4: Going on, and you know I had a lot of
Speaker 4: different hoods.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there's a lot of hoods. And they quit it.
Speaker 3: They quick to got damn out fun shit the niggas,
Speaker 3: So we don't have to competition going on on the
Speaker 3: west Side.
Speaker 1: So it's max.
Speaker 3: I'm not just saying that, but yeah, and so people
Speaker 3: gonna be I remember you teen a long time, man,
Speaker 3: I tell you to tell people.
Speaker 1: I had to stop saying out from the west Side.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: Just when I was You gotta understand, bro, it's two
Speaker 3: sides of town. You gonna come the Bankhead It ain't.
Speaker 3: But in the world eyes, in my eyes, when people
Speaker 3: think of thinking two sides, either Bankhead or Buckhead, this
Speaker 3: is how they see Atlanta.
Speaker 1: They know not to go to Bankhead. They ain't seeing
Speaker 1: anybody's on seed. It all execrat fucking danger. Boy. You
Speaker 1: know what, don't you how damn okay? Yeah, yeah you called.
Speaker 1: But they're so putting that stigma on the west side.
Speaker 3: It's deserved. I ain't finna see be like oh town,
Speaker 3: Yeah no, that ship deserved. Don't be playing around town.
Speaker 1: Don't hear it and stick it over there unless you
Speaker 1: know what I'm saying. But that was true about Audihood.
Speaker 4: Shout out to killing my help, bring this ship back
Speaker 4: to you.
Speaker 3: If you if you, if you soiled in your hood,
Speaker 3: and you know what, man, it's universe real quick before
Speaker 3: we ride and message to the young homies. Briefly mess
Speaker 3: to the young homies. Man, hey, man, let's sit sit
Speaker 3: away the dick Ryan form it. Don't be scared to
Speaker 3: push your people, and let's not be scared to.
Speaker 1: Change. Let's not be scared to change because I'm a
Speaker 1: chain man. You know what I'm saying. I come from.
Speaker 3: I'm a chain person. I'm Grammy nominated on several things.
Speaker 3: Every time I try something, it comes out. I'm a
Speaker 3: DJ now I just donik I was just playing and
Speaker 3: now I'm a DJ on Dick Tik top player. But
Speaker 3: what I'm just saying, even banks this constation you had, you, man,
Speaker 3: we changed somewhere to get the position.
Speaker 1: So don't be scared to any young person changes. Good.
Speaker 4: I ain't got nothing, man.
Speaker 5: Your focus is your reality. Whatever you focus on, that's
Speaker 5: what you are, that's what if, that's what you do
Speaker 5: every day, That's who you are. The sooner you change
Speaker 5: your mind, the sooner you change your life.
Speaker 6: Man, hey man, he Basically, I know a lot of
Speaker 6: them don't have father figures or whatever, but they need
Speaker 6: to teach themselves to get on the grown man shit.
Speaker 6: A lot of these young ones twenty one to twenty five,
Speaker 6: they at like sixty year old boys. When I was
Speaker 6: twenty three years old, I bought a house and I
Speaker 6: was running the block. I was running the block like
Speaker 6: a general. So these these niggas act like these little
Speaker 6: young boys act like kids. They need to get on
Speaker 6: their grown man shit, we got a teacher.
Speaker 3: Man, I want to say, goddamn before we get out
Speaker 3: of here. Just because the niggagn't do something, I don't
Speaker 3: mean he did something to you. Take that if you
Speaker 3: want to take, Man, see how.
Speaker 4: I ended make that. However you want to take it.
Speaker 1: Ain't something to them because they ain't do something for him.
Speaker 1: Ain't doing you just because he ain't. Somebody tell me, man,
Speaker 1: why your boy ain't? I say? And the folk got
Speaker 1: a lot of stuff going on, bro, We got to
Speaker 1: quit taking a fence.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, you gotta separate emotion. You can't.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't keep doing that time. Once you get
Speaker 1: you can't get the pig that.
Speaker 5: Gotta know the difference. Gotta know the difference between emotions
Speaker 5: and feelings. And once you identify what a feeling is
Speaker 5: and that has to do with your thoughts, get that
Speaker 5: ship out of there. Emotions are natural. Feelings are what
Speaker 5: you create in your mind and you get stuck in it.
Speaker 5: You gotta empty that ship out and have a conversation.
Speaker 4: But you gotta need or.
Speaker 5: Want correction, correction, correction. I appreciate each one of you
Speaker 5: brothers for sharing today.
Speaker 3: Man got some game out of that right there. Just
Speaker 3: the whole thing, just withness because it's pieces of it.
Speaker 3: I don't know, I don't know conversation, let's do it.
Speaker 5: Well, if I bring him on conversate, I might as
Speaker 5: well not be on that because the West side Nigga's
Speaker 5: gonna go.
Speaker 4: Mother. Ain't no point of being on that.
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