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Speaker 1: of mine sitting there with us, A couple of good
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Speaker 1: Glass Malone and Peter Bush and Big J Shay. You
Speaker 1: a part of the show Dog Native course, and I
Speaker 1: want to tell you, you know Glass Peter have a
Speaker 1: podcast right now, what's name of your podcast? This is
Speaker 1: the No Sellings podcast featuring against the Chromes. So we're
Speaker 1: gonna do it like that. So so we make two,
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Speaker 1: podcast chronicles. We're gonna keep the same and it that way,
Speaker 1: they'd be like, good niggas is crazy? Yeah, for sure,
Speaker 1: let's do it. Dog both what happened for shore? So
Speaker 1: and you have um happen to have a white guy
Speaker 1: with you, Peter, Peter, Peter, he's a white guy. That's introduction. Peter,
Speaker 1: are you white? He said? And you have a white guy? Really? Yes?
Speaker 1: Legally white? Yes, no, technically back that's inside show that
Speaker 1: me and Peter got, you know, the white man's opinion
Speaker 1: and everything. You know, we gotta things white man's opinion
Speaker 1: and so glasses. I'm gonna start off the rip man,
Speaker 1: whether it's on Instagram club, you know what, We're not
Speaker 1: even gonna do that. We're gonna do something better. Did
Speaker 1: you think you would make it to a hundred of
Speaker 1: episodes when you first came up with this man? I
Speaker 1: didn't know. I don't remember what was that talking about this? Yeah?
Speaker 1: I remember we were talking about. When we were first
Speaker 1: talking about it, I knew it was gonna be some
Speaker 1: cold ship. Do you remember the inspiration of why you
Speaker 1: start doing this? Yes? I do. You start trying to
Speaker 1: live vicariously through your son, And I was like, you
Speaker 1: got so much to offer the world, you shouldn't stop. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you didn't tell me that I can't do nothing. I'm like,
Speaker 1: you got a lot to offer the world, yes, And
Speaker 1: you just shot in the back down and next thing
Speaker 1: you know, now you gotta pie you on a hundred episodes.
Speaker 1: You you were trying to play football again. No, hell no,
Speaker 1: you trying to live through Chris was doing the same
Speaker 1: nothing culture. He was coach. I was going to the
Speaker 1: little league with the football you the fallballs on this
Speaker 1: ship they like this big of thirteen and ship like that.
Speaker 1: But when he was coming, I was coaching football and
Speaker 1: everything like that. He would only coach his son's team.
Speaker 1: I hate them kind of dad. Well, who the funk else?
Speaker 1: Was he a daddy waller? His sons coached? I can't
Speaker 1: I coached office. Christ played all the good positions, every
Speaker 1: one of them. He was the best player on the
Speaker 1: field though. I didn't coach him though, But but he
Speaker 1: never coached no other team. He was like he liked Snoop.
Speaker 1: He retired when the sun retired. No. I actually won
Speaker 1: two Super Bowls after that. After he left coach for
Speaker 1: I coached Parry mon im is the president of Paramounts organization.
Speaker 1: I coached paramount Um. What happened was I actually coached
Speaker 1: two years after Chris left because I coached all my
Speaker 1: kids up. You gotta remember I had all of them
Speaker 1: since they was eight years old, right, so I coached
Speaker 1: him of eight and fourteen. Who was the player you
Speaker 1: thought at one time, like the side Chris that you knew,
Speaker 1: like this guy special oh um, Kobe pepper Um, the
Speaker 1: defensive lineman up at USC right now. His dad brought
Speaker 1: him in from Long Peach Patriots, right he got cut
Speaker 1: from there. They told me he wasn't no good, and
Speaker 1: so I brought him up there, and I said, man,
Speaker 1: this dude could actually be a really good defensive linement.
Speaker 1: But his dad wanted to play linebacker, and tidy in.
Speaker 1: You know, the dad's come in with all these expectations. Yeah.
Speaker 1: So he was so much bigger and fast, and everybody
Speaker 1: a little played linebacker now yet USC, he actually got
Speaker 1: a lot of time as a freshman. We actually had
Speaker 1: thirteen kids from that team, my team, um that years
Speaker 1: playing colleague football. Right now, what was the saddest case
Speaker 1: that happened? Like out of all the kids that you
Speaker 1: felt like it was one kid could have been special,
Speaker 1: but like the streets kind of start doing a number on. Well,
Speaker 1: I had a kid on. I had a couple of
Speaker 1: mom I had one kid that came in. He was
Speaker 1: from Compton. I heard maybe a year and a half
Speaker 1: ago he got shot and killed. Um he started game
Speaker 1: bang and started claiming the neighborhood over there, and the
Speaker 1: dad had me talked to him a couple of times.
Speaker 1: Roum he wanted up getting killed. I had another kid.
Speaker 1: I don't I don't really want to put his name
Speaker 1: out there like ever had another Yeah, we used to
Speaker 1: call him Black Jesus. Remember the one kid I had
Speaker 1: There's Watts. I had to actually go to watch to
Speaker 1: the projects to get this kid on. We walk up
Speaker 1: in there. I'm walking into projects, man, like eight o'clock
Speaker 1: at night. And I don't know what his mama was
Speaker 1: doing there, but she was his mama rans ship in
Speaker 1: the projects though, And I went up there and they
Speaker 1: was like what the hell do you want me? Who
Speaker 1: are you up here looking for? And I was like,
Speaker 1: I'm looking at people. It was like Sean, Sean, it's
Speaker 1: a coach you're looking for you you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: So he came out and she said, the only way
Speaker 1: you can get him you come and pick him up everything.
Speaker 1: So we had somebody come pick him up everything practical.
Speaker 1: He wanted up standing over my house a lot with me.
Speaker 1: I had kids at one time living at my house. Jim,
Speaker 1: that's you all right, still man. Every time I you
Speaker 1: always surprised me with something new. So it wasn't just
Speaker 1: about Chris. Chris happened to be a product because I
Speaker 1: actually want to coach his first year. I gotta asked
Speaker 1: the coach the first year he did because they don't
Speaker 1: know that happen. I wanted to just watch. I really
Speaker 1: wanted to be a daddy ball and just watch my
Speaker 1: son playing this. They need to help. And that went
Speaker 1: from me doing that to seeing some ship that was
Speaker 1: wrong with the organization. That just being on the now.
Speaker 1: He was cussing the coach out. I never had to
Speaker 1: coach never, I'll be honest with you, man, my son,
Speaker 1: I never had to talk to no coaches about him.
Speaker 1: I just let him go play right and let him
Speaker 1: do his thing. You said, you're not like LaVar. No,
Speaker 1: hell no, nothing like that. I ain't. This is code
Speaker 1: right here and flipped around glasses interview on us. Now
Speaker 1: I'm not interviewing. I'm just talking to heisted your show
Speaker 1: and now it's our show. Yeah, I'm just come on
Speaker 1: with that. There's something different. No, I'm just talking. I'm
Speaker 1: just you don't like that ship he like you interviewing us? Now, well,
Speaker 1: it's all good. Put him in the other position, you know,
Speaker 1: it's all good. But I think the biggest thing, man,
Speaker 1: I fell in love with the kids, because you're figuring
Speaker 1: when I had them little dudes, they was all eight
Speaker 1: years old. I had a kid named Jerry that was
Speaker 1: too big to play on the upper level. He actually
Speaker 1: quit the first year. He got hit one time and said,
Speaker 1: I'm yeah, I know, I don't had a few. He
Speaker 1: got his spirit pack and was gone. You said he
Speaker 1: got his spirit pack. Guys love t shutting shorts. Cool,
Speaker 1: you have a minute the sports James, No, I say,
Speaker 1: I said. The streets was my support the NVPN. The
Speaker 1: street watched my nephew play and he got hidden. The
Speaker 1: last game, we'll get your ass out, and you're that
Speaker 1: damn last taking me a where I never want your
Speaker 1: another game coming. You took out that Ja was one
Speaker 1: of them when your head pick your pictures got broad
Speaker 1: collar bone on bro. By the time we left the
Speaker 1: stands and got to the hospital, was standing in the
Speaker 1: hallway ready to go. You know this motherfucker his whole
Speaker 1: fever broke like walking on and if he came on,
Speaker 1: he was broke. James said to the stands and didn't
Speaker 1: do that. He was like, hold up, when I schooled,
Speaker 1: you go to school. I went to I went to
Speaker 1: the menius got kicked out of themis the first day
Speaker 1: I went to the motherfucker's how the fun you kicked out?
Speaker 1: The first day I was getting checked in and I
Speaker 1: was fighting outside where I was getting checked in, and
Speaker 1: we don't there. Then I went to just turned right
Speaker 1: on over for my classes. I was like, oh no this,
Speaker 1: So I just went to school for lunch, stop funny,
Speaker 1: no ships. I went eat at the tin just for activities.
Speaker 1: I just went for lunch time, and that's where all
Speaker 1: the fightings started. So I just went to school for
Speaker 1: lunch and went not enough to go for so you
Speaker 1: just went to school for the fights, just to go
Speaker 1: over the fights. But who was fighting at the tin gangbangers?
Speaker 1: What the other at t I think this is the problem.
Speaker 1: I think, banger no, when you think about it, I
Speaker 1: think because when you grow up, like righting you your crip,
Speaker 1: you always think of the bloods like a bunch of
Speaker 1: people that's cool together. So when you're saying that the team,
Speaker 1: you're like, it's the same thing. When I was got
Speaker 1: into it as we did. I had a purpose when
Speaker 1: I was gang banging. My purpose was to fight and
Speaker 1: with niggas that wouldn't on my side. And what I'm saying,
Speaker 1: I mean, you know a lot of people don't look
Speaker 1: at gang banging like that. You should look at game banging.
Speaker 1: But back then it meant something to me and some
Speaker 1: of the other cats from where you're from. I had
Speaker 1: pride and where I was from and to be a
Speaker 1: gang member. These cats don't understand what the gang member is.
Speaker 1: I was active, so I believe then getting at the
Speaker 1: other side or the other side getting at me, you
Speaker 1: can't go home crying because you got your ass with
Speaker 1: by the crypts. Just like something just came cracking, they
Speaker 1: got the assoo my blood. So it was just part
Speaker 1: of the game. But when I was in the game,
Speaker 1: I believed in that. I believed in what I was.
Speaker 1: I believed in what I was doing. If you fold today,
Speaker 1: you're gonna fold tomorrow when you wasn't happening. When do
Speaker 1: you first time you remember, like like Poe Roules being
Speaker 1: against Poles, When do you actually remember that happening. This
Speaker 1: is a history everybody can say. If you've been in
Speaker 1: the hood a long time, more has been against each
Speaker 1: other from the beginning of the time. It's just ain't
Speaker 1: exposed like it is today. You know what I'm saying,
Speaker 1: You always have more fuckers that poared each other. But
Speaker 1: like with like with Poe Rouge and Comforton, you really
Speaker 1: didn't get that because we was already out number. You
Speaker 1: know what I'm saying, Whether you went to jail, whether
Speaker 1: you went to prison, the homies I didn't listen to.
Speaker 1: It is the ones that told me when you go
Speaker 1: to prison, when you hit woof the wolf sock, the
Speaker 1: guard hit somebody, it's too many hip soon go west,
Speaker 1: they're gonna kill you. Then with y'all folding up, you
Speaker 1: know what I'm saying, so I've learned. You know, we
Speaker 1: was always outnumbered. But you are who you are if
Speaker 1: you stand up to that. And you know, I was
Speaker 1: taught to be tough. I didn't have a choice. So
Speaker 1: if you're gonna with my ass, you're gonna with my ass.
Speaker 1: I had it. I had a saying like the real
Speaker 1: like real blood is like the Marines was like the smallest,
Speaker 1: but you got to be the most actor you had.
Speaker 1: My brother is from Pool, It's from fruit Town brand
Speaker 1: and he was always anywhere we would go, we would
Speaker 1: always get into it and I could imagine he always
Speaker 1: had to be overactive because everywhere he went it was
Speaker 1: just crimps everywhere. Yeah, the cold need to be. You
Speaker 1: have to. You have to, so, I mean, just living
Speaker 1: that life and then you have to. I haven't seeing
Speaker 1: a lot of cash folks. Just on where you from, homie,
Speaker 1: I ain't even know where I'm from, Mississippi, the fucking
Speaker 1: you know what I'm saying. So, but you get it
Speaker 1: on both shine everywhere you go. Yeah, everybody, that game
Speaker 1: bang ain't ain't built for that. Definitely not built for
Speaker 1: the infantry part. I always felt like, um, I would
Speaker 1: argue with my older homies. I felt like one of
Speaker 1: the mistakes was trying to turn everybody into the infantry,
Speaker 1: like it seemed like they could have more arms and
Speaker 1: more like our Certain homies I thought should have been
Speaker 1: we should have put them through college. Certain homies I
Speaker 1: thought should have we should have made them police. I
Speaker 1: was thinking just differently, and then Niggers would look at
Speaker 1: me like I have lost my mind. But I felt
Speaker 1: like it was a confusion that if everybody was infantry,
Speaker 1: they didn't belong And I thought that was one of
Speaker 1: the biggest mistakes. Well, I thought it could make some
Speaker 1: people to make money. It was certain homies I grew
Speaker 1: up with, like it didn't matter how much you would
Speaker 1: be willing to participate and do what you gotta do.
Speaker 1: It's certain people want from They love that. The infantry
Speaker 1: part of it is everything. They looking at the gun,
Speaker 1: staring at them. They one of my homies going to
Speaker 1: break down guns and clean them. That was his thing.
Speaker 1: He'd be the first one to get killed up. For sure,
Speaker 1: it can happen. That's why we created When when I
Speaker 1: was doing it, we had bust the week, and that's
Speaker 1: to eliminate the guys that just in the hood living
Speaker 1: off of the the big HOMEO this dude or that
Speaker 1: dude you can't wear a certain color and then go
Speaker 1: somewhere else and take it over. So that's what buster
Speaker 1: week was. We know you ain't with it. So that
Speaker 1: saved a lot of cats in the neighborhood life. Because
Speaker 1: once you get punk in front of your girl, what happens?
Speaker 1: You don't want to do this ship no more. Once
Speaker 1: you get beat up, you don't want What would y'all
Speaker 1: do on bus the week? Exactly? That sounds. We had
Speaker 1: a cruelified were big at a little gene. Yeah, and
Speaker 1: what we do was broke through the hood. It might
Speaker 1: be Friday or Saturday and we might see the homie
Speaker 1: over there standing over there and shutting this little rock
Speaker 1: or whatever you got him? Big al you want me
Speaker 1: to check it? No getting let's get it and Zike
Speaker 1: go over there, Nikki, you a bitch. Nif start whooping
Speaker 1: his ask if Nigga getting the best of ze. We
Speaker 1: jumped in and beat your shut out of get the
Speaker 1: funk out the hood, so nigga won't go We in
Speaker 1: no way now, No, you lost already declared how did you?
Speaker 1: How did you come up? Yeah? How did you go
Speaker 1: from how did you? How did you? Just like that's
Speaker 1: like we're all shitting at the house, at my house,
Speaker 1: and I just said, one day, you see, I get
Speaker 1: nigga is a fish. The other homies say, let's go
Speaker 1: whoop his ass, and that's how I started. Let me
Speaker 1: ask this itself in the situation. Let me ask you.
Speaker 1: This is milio. Let's say, y'all the win over the
Speaker 1: big al and the first one that ran upon on
Speaker 1: got knocked out and he was just serving niggas when
Speaker 1: y'all gave him some respected game of passing you he said,
Speaker 1: he just said at all, So he didn't get no
Speaker 1: love at all? Were they already decided before they went
Speaker 1: over there that day? They called their shelf killer Rob
Speaker 1: or killer Doubo or whatever. And I shouldn't have said
Speaker 1: them names, but it You ain't never killed ship to
Speaker 1: day in your life. Stop backing like that, and you know,
Speaker 1: just say, man, my brother in law, Nick James, don't
Speaker 1: get fun. That's why I told you to get this
Speaker 1: Nick on the podcast, No fuckers come to the next
Speaker 1: and motherfucker's act like they this and that, Okay, we're
Speaker 1: gonna put you to the tests on that just like
Speaker 1: going to jail. If you ever been in the module
Speaker 1: where in the blood module or whatever you got tested,
Speaker 1: you're gonna have some type of activity. You know what
Speaker 1: I'm saying. If you keep it, you got to get
Speaker 1: the funk out of here or you're gonna be sitting
Speaker 1: in the ceil. Ain't eight in three days because they're
Speaker 1: gonna make you stay in the cell. After your ship
Speaker 1: you're swelling go down, so nobody gets you. Yeah, So
Speaker 1: it's just certain things you had to do. If you
Speaker 1: wouldn't win it, you wouldn't win it, so they gotta
Speaker 1: waiting in it. They punking head go down. So back
Speaker 1: to the list. What if somebody just didn't like that
Speaker 1: person and put that person only he can't just be
Speaker 1: a mark, like what do he don't he had to
Speaker 1: do some more activities or something, or you just didn't
Speaker 1: like him. We looked at motherfucker's that just so dope
Speaker 1: in the hood and didn't do ship. We looked at
Speaker 1: motherfucker's that when we were fighting, where did this motherfucker
Speaker 1: go when the dust clear? You you funked up? So
Speaker 1: that we we got that ass. So we had a
Speaker 1: crew of we all if everybody kicking it. We know
Speaker 1: everybody just with it. If we get into it at
Speaker 1: the parade, we know ain't nobody running, you know what
Speaker 1: I'm saying. The weend niggers didn't hang out with us
Speaker 1: because they knew if if if James got drunk, even
Speaker 1: the trip on somebody, you know what I'm saying, And
Speaker 1: everybody in comes to know if that motherfucker started drank
Speaker 1: to get the funk on, that's you know what I'm saying. Yeah,
Speaker 1: So that's how it was. And I didn't need the
Speaker 1: big als and everybody else to come because I felt
Speaker 1: a certain kind of way, Like the first time I
Speaker 1: got shot, I didn't see hming but backs I didn't
Speaker 1: see mother Cookers trying to pick me the funk up
Speaker 1: and trying to car so and this was so this,
Speaker 1: So this is kind of a change, and I'm disrespecting.
Speaker 1: I tried my best to be disrespectful to people. I
Speaker 1: have to be disrespectful because you left me for dead.
Speaker 1: Has anybody you ever met like from around your way
Speaker 1: when you was in that time, somebody you thought wasn't
Speaker 1: sucking and then they end up being something special? Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: A whole bunch of them, A whole bunch of them.
Speaker 1: It's it's a lot of cats that's just quiet, and
Speaker 1: you know they just in the hood, like hid Dog
Speaker 1: Rest in peace. You know. He was real quid, but
Speaker 1: he had that Chicago mentality. He didn't talk and when
Speaker 1: it was signed for business, he just hummed a business.
Speaker 1: And when I first seen us get down, I was like, God, damn,
Speaker 1: I'm moving there in our house. So I mean the
Speaker 1: people and the homies that you funk with, you know
Speaker 1: what I'm saying. And then at the end of the day,
Speaker 1: some of them gonna are more dangerous than anything, you
Speaker 1: know what I'm saying, Like, well, we had on death row,
Speaker 1: you know you had, you had nothing but pet bulls
Speaker 1: number killers on the team. So at the end of
Speaker 1: the day, when it's time to eat, that motherfucker's gonna
Speaker 1: do what you gotta do to eat, you know what
Speaker 1: I'm saying. And then we find out we wind up
Speaker 1: killing each other, you know what I'm saying. And that's
Speaker 1: what that's that's what happens when you get people like
Speaker 1: that in the same circle, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: But we used to didn't do that. Well, y'all grew
Speaker 1: up with each other. It was a different level running
Speaker 1: each other. Motherfucker's used to sleep into my house seven
Speaker 1: days a week and at the end that the day,
Speaker 1: the same motherfucking that ship shouting and shaved at my house,
Speaker 1: pull the trigger of my brother. Not shot him one time,
Speaker 1: but seven ten times. Come on, man, that if I
Speaker 1: shot you more than three times, I must have. If
Speaker 1: I shot you that many times, it was just I'm
Speaker 1: on some fucking you feel me? And these guys live
Speaker 1: with us, that's crazy. UM. When I used to UM,
Speaker 1: I used to always feel like the people like that
Speaker 1: was from the hood, that wouldn't go do nothing, that
Speaker 1: was making money. I felt like we should have imposed
Speaker 1: like a terraphone, And I don't feel like running them
Speaker 1: off always was the smartest thing. I would argue with
Speaker 1: my older Homi and I'd be like, we should make
Speaker 1: them pay like they they money earners. I feel like, yeah,
Speaker 1: because everybody got to control. My mentality became everybody got
Speaker 1: to contribute. So if you're not a soldier glasses at
Speaker 1: one time you from the hood, Yeah you started your ship. Yeah,
Speaker 1: y'all got like you said, y'all got earners. They wasn't taxed.
Speaker 1: Were you tap? Were you were you approached in that sense,
Speaker 1: not because I was contributing every way at that point,
Speaker 1: like I was already. So why you don't look at
Speaker 1: it like this, If it's fifty of y'all, you know
Speaker 1: twenty at least twenty gonna run, Why get rid of
Speaker 1: that twenty and fight straight thirty that you know it's solid.
Speaker 1: Ain't going to where get rid of that twenty because
Speaker 1: that twenty is a waste of time because I'm gonna
Speaker 1: try to help one of them motherfucker's that's running, lose
Speaker 1: my concentration, and now I didn't got got because I'm
Speaker 1: trying to have a motherfucker didn't win it. I definitely
Speaker 1: don't think that person should be like in the activities
Speaker 1: or why why you take his money? The money? I mean,
Speaker 1: you want solid motherfucker's, You don't want a game. A
Speaker 1: lot of motherfuckers for people that that they think because
Speaker 1: of numbers we got this. They think because it's nine
Speaker 1: niggers and five of us got guns, we can't get hurt. Well, ship,
Speaker 1: I see nia, But you don't think even with all
Speaker 1: of this stuff, like it made sense to have like
Speaker 1: a certain level of economics because it is everyday responsibilities
Speaker 1: versus a person like like I got certain homies right,
Speaker 1: and I know you you know, just this kind of person.
Speaker 1: They don't know how to hustle. All they know how
Speaker 1: to do is getting busy. But I could we could
Speaker 1: have and without telling plug, I could have. We could
Speaker 1: be making that person pay for this person's livelihood because
Speaker 1: this person, the one thing you know how to do
Speaker 1: really good is make a ton of money. He might
Speaker 1: don't know how to do everything else, but he could
Speaker 1: be paying this person's livelihood, like the military we got
Speaker 1: in the country, Like maybe these people don't know how
Speaker 1: to earn, but they know how to go handle business.
Speaker 1: When to sign a handle business in the eighties, I
Speaker 1: think it is when I'm thinking, like yeah, yeah, because
Speaker 1: it wasn't no money like that. It wasn't like that.
Speaker 1: Today it's totally different than when when we started off
Speaker 1: early eighties. You know what I'm saying. If it was
Speaker 1: like that, then you years before the crack though, So
Speaker 1: it was before that really happened. Cocaine came. Yeah, we
Speaker 1: was so you watched that happen. We was putting marijuana
Speaker 1: the motherfucking micro raven, looking it up and rolling dollar
Speaker 1: joints and going to school with the motherfucker and selling
Speaker 1: dollar joints. So you've actually seen when everything changed. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: so you watched the guns change when I went from
Speaker 1: getting shot with thirty eight to getting shot with five.
Speaker 1: So it was a big difference. And that's when you
Speaker 1: look at your motherfucking little twenty five and shay this
Speaker 1: motherfucking you, get out of way and go get you
Speaker 1: something better. You've seen that too. Man at eighty five, right,
Speaker 1: it was fishes. So the guns just went from like
Speaker 1: regulars to like it was a times per man. You
Speaker 1: didn't have a day in content with niggas, wasn't getting
Speaker 1: hit black, And it all depends on certain neighborhoods have
Speaker 1: motherfucker's that made money and put put in there. But
Speaker 1: that's but that's when I'm saying, Yeah, I mean when
Speaker 1: the check see I get what you said. Time y'all
Speaker 1: was tightens, so literally was just all power establishment of
Speaker 1: and then it was it was all about walking the
Speaker 1: hood and prochecking the hood. So you might have walking,
Speaker 1: but you got nine thirty eight. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: That you had backs, but then you had the crowd,
Speaker 1: you know what I'm saying. So motherfucker's was strategic. But
Speaker 1: we just didn't have it like that to just get
Speaker 1: up and we wouldn't go into everybodyhood especially and especially y'all.
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Speaker 1: Gangster Chronicles podcast is back in effect. Getting ready for
Speaker 1: some of that G ship and blaze up some one.
Speaker 1: A man. Hey, remember the first time when you see
Speaker 1: like a like a k like so this is this
Speaker 1: had to be right before you start you became professional
Speaker 1: as an MC. This is like right before the professional
Speaker 1: I was still trying. I was in the neighborhood. Everybody
Speaker 1: said that, everybody talked about you had a trade. I was.
Speaker 1: I can't given see. That was one thing about me.
Speaker 1: The neighborhood was everything. Even with rapping. I wanted to
Speaker 1: be more proven from trag New than anything. So I
Speaker 1: didn't give a funk about the videos and all that ship.
Speaker 1: Like you said, Nick, I was no ride on every
Speaker 1: Saturday in the hood up and down Crimshaw with just
Speaker 1: neighborhood niggas hanging with the one of the Levins hanging with,
Speaker 1: you know, just just the continent. It was just it
Speaker 1: was because the fame ship was bullshit to me. You
Speaker 1: get me, Like I said, I was a nigger who
Speaker 1: grew up in the era of the hood. Was everything
Speaker 1: like I ain't had no fucking role models, you know,
Speaker 1: no father, and I was getting moms. Mom's going to
Speaker 1: work from me eleven at night to seven in the
Speaker 1: morning and I'm thirteen fourteen. Everything about it was the
Speaker 1: fascination the brotherhood. So that was it. And once I
Speaker 1: became that, I can't give a funk about nothing else.
Speaker 1: So they just had to tell me to stop coming
Speaker 1: to the hood because I didn't known you weren't taking
Speaker 1: advantage of you. And when nigger started saying, they don't
Speaker 1: come over here no more. Don't come over here no more.
Speaker 1: Don't you have to throw away? I always say that
Speaker 1: it's a confusing like what people hear about game banging,
Speaker 1: Like they don't realize it's people that really raise you
Speaker 1: or you grew up with, so people really care genuinely
Speaker 1: about your interests if it don't benefit there. There was
Speaker 1: a few homies from the hood. It was like, man,
Speaker 1: maybe you need to you know, is bigger than this ship.
Speaker 1: They see you going the wrong way and they know
Speaker 1: you got telling that you're good at something, and they
Speaker 1: tell you to stay the funk away from the hood.
Speaker 1: That's somebody give a funk about the humble. You know
Speaker 1: what I'm saying. You don't got that every day. You
Speaker 1: don't get that every day to day. Mother said, come
Speaker 1: on the you know what I'm saying, A lot of
Speaker 1: ship just tour to the process. Up when crag came,
Speaker 1: my big homies got on drugs. They didn't know. The
Speaker 1: first thing, no, they didn't know. But the first thing
Speaker 1: that happens is you start disrespecting the big homies because
Speaker 1: they sucked up. And then they're going to prison and
Speaker 1: they're coming home from prison. But no, you can go
Speaker 1: to prison and get swollen all day. I didn't respect
Speaker 1: that because you got you got different type of gang members.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying. You got some motherfucker's that
Speaker 1: want to just hanging the hood. You got something is
Speaker 1: that just want to be a part of the hood
Speaker 1: because they pel protected. Then you got those motherfucker's that's
Speaker 1: really what the business. And you got the motherfucker's that
Speaker 1: are wear that bandana, but you're gonna wear it outside
Speaker 1: of the hood. You got a different variety of niggers
Speaker 1: out there, so you gotta deal with all different kinds
Speaker 1: of ship. Down here's Motherfucker's that's teaching me that if
Speaker 1: you're gonna be from the hood, just what you gotta do.
Speaker 1: You never told me that one day watch out for me. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you know what I'm saying. So just growing up, you
Speaker 1: gotta learn, you know what I'm saying, What you see,
Speaker 1: everything you see, and how you move what I what
Speaker 1: I realized more than anything sometimes like listening to your
Speaker 1: music or listening when y'are doing the podcast. Your area
Speaker 1: was the first ones I've seen crack and didn't know
Speaker 1: what it was like, you know what I mean, Like
Speaker 1: the power of it, like versus my era where we've
Speaker 1: seen it and we watched certain older homies. It was
Speaker 1: just you can see it just devastated. Man. We had
Speaker 1: so much dope in the hood. I was giving away
Speaker 1: bigger ass rocks like this, big as ours, but we
Speaker 1: sold so much nobody quarter fees and and Motherfucker's today
Speaker 1: that got that from much made it happen. Niggas got money,
Speaker 1: But I didn't know what the ship and I was
Speaker 1: just getting rid of the ship that we had. Someone's
Speaker 1: goddamn cocaine. We were doing the ship in my in
Speaker 1: my garage, Blue was blowing George minus gearge up, just
Speaker 1: figuring that out. Cocaine all on the motherfucking paneling in
Speaker 1: the garage and Niggas was straping it off, roting promos
Speaker 1: and ship like, what the is they doing? Quick? Back
Speaker 1: then one, that's how niggas was getting down. Well when
Speaker 1: you know, when I saw the exchange, man, it was
Speaker 1: like a little subtle ship like you know you hear
Speaker 1: the Clason, I'm like in there that ship turned. It
Speaker 1: was getting changed by one of the where you at
Speaker 1: this is og Gangster Granny and the Gangster Chronicles podcast
Speaker 1: is back in effect getting ready for some of that
Speaker 1: g ship and blaze up some one. Man, When was
Speaker 1: the first time you saw somebody either like one of
Speaker 1: your partner's or somebody that y'all had issues with with
Speaker 1: a A K what year? What then? That had to
Speaker 1: be some ship, you remember, did you know what? It was?
Speaker 1: Just just the sound of the motherfucker It wasn't motherfucker's
Speaker 1: was running trying to get the funk out of the way.
Speaker 1: Whatever it is nothing, and the cars got it's going
Speaker 1: right through and ship like it ain't nothing. Man, you know, man,
Speaker 1: that ain't no motherfucking twenty two. So this is crazy.
Speaker 1: I'm being chill with my chill got on. But that's crazy.
Speaker 1: Who had had enough money to have too many of them?
Speaker 1: Where you knew like they got too much ship right
Speaker 1: now channel they too motherfucking too much, too much of chillery.
Speaker 1: It's just like going to somebody neighborhood and they shoot
Speaker 1: you out for motherfucker, what the fund did we get
Speaker 1: out there? I mean ship like they had money. When
Speaker 1: I was gonna they used to have a little spot
Speaker 1: on Santa Fe there, so I knew they had. But
Speaker 1: that's that's my point of when I was noticing earners
Speaker 1: like they wasn't necessarily like you didn't hear their name
Speaker 1: like you were hunch or mob giants or but you
Speaker 1: heard the ones that was getting money. Like a think
Speaker 1: of certain people and you noticed them hoods would be
Speaker 1: having all these crazy guns and had to just be
Speaker 1: crazy that they were getting shot at from somewhere else.
Speaker 1: They weren't buying their guns, questions what they're like Some
Speaker 1: crewels who really were would get their money, and they
Speaker 1: wanted cars, and you knew the culture of that team
Speaker 1: was they want to cars and joy. The other guys like, no,
Speaker 1: we're gonna reinvest and we're gonna go. In the eighties,
Speaker 1: it wasn't no reinvesting. Everybody went for the jury. The
Speaker 1: cars people them. Now you knew, because the gangsters was
Speaker 1: getting khakis and khaki suits and bad. The ones that
Speaker 1: wouldn't with it was getting the cord the roy pass
Speaker 1: that that goddamn jacket. I hated nigga member members only.
Speaker 1: You can't only jacking on. I knew you and ship
Speaker 1: hit the out of here. But look right now today
Speaker 1: you got girl members with red berried gray hair. You
Speaker 1: got niggas waring straight jemes with cold. The cold is
Speaker 1: definitely different fun out of here. That's that's not how
Speaker 1: you identified agree from being and from my neighborhood. You
Speaker 1: had to identify to let them motherfucker know you with it,
Speaker 1: you know what I'm saying, Especially if you're out there
Speaker 1: doing your thing. If a motherfucker didn't understand where you
Speaker 1: was from what you is, they're gonna approach you in
Speaker 1: a funk up a totally that way. So you had
Speaker 1: to trust me, plugging Moon that dress was important. But
Speaker 1: more than anything, they you gotta do ship to people.
Speaker 1: So you don't have to do ship to people, or
Speaker 1: people don't do ship to you because if they think
Speaker 1: they can, they will for sure. I think I think
Speaker 1: was simplified if you can put yourself out there and
Speaker 1: you don't give a funk what you're doing and how
Speaker 1: you getting down that that one incident goes from here everywhere.
Speaker 1: So when motherfucker's find out didn't figure out because they
Speaker 1: didn't know the face, they knew the name, and when
Speaker 1: the ship happens, motherfucker's get to speak. And I had
Speaker 1: so many motherfucker's coming at me and asked me, did
Speaker 1: I know who the wo mob James, that's my cousin.
Speaker 1: And I'm looking at this motherfucker like, that's your cousin
Speaker 1: for like a rapper though you just like on for
Speaker 1: this stre like, but you had that just so nigger
Speaker 1: didn't get itself out of trouble. If you if you
Speaker 1: name somebody that got a name nine times out the tenue,
Speaker 1: you're gonna get the past. So what I realized too
Speaker 1: is y'all generation is the first generation with nicknames. You know,
Speaker 1: it ain't. No the homers before me and the homies
Speaker 1: before them. Everybody have a nickname. Nikkers ain't walking around here,
Speaker 1: what's up, Charles Dunn't On the West Side, that's what
Speaker 1: they were doing. Maybe for sure they'd be saying, really,
Speaker 1: I know all a lot of them, them government, national
Speaker 1: game bankers, that was they thing. My humble them had
Speaker 1: dame names, that had names. I was just I was
Speaker 1: a little for So No, it all depends, man, and
Speaker 1: some mother fucker's if you had to catch your name
Speaker 1: like like took you know, everybody knew it took you
Speaker 1: for took it. You know what his name is? Good brand? Yeah,
Speaker 1: so you you branded. You know what I'm saying. So
Speaker 1: it's totally different from today today there's no respect, no loyalty,
Speaker 1: no nothing. Well what change also is? And I watch
Speaker 1: it happened because like I'm closer to it every day.
Speaker 1: Is all my homeboides, I grew up with him. Now
Speaker 1: people are able to drive into somebody neighborhood and like
Speaker 1: be a part of the neighborhood. It's like strangers. It's
Speaker 1: a bunch of strangers together. And that was something I noticed,
Speaker 1: Like on the West Side, they had to deal with
Speaker 1: because the territories was so big. When you crossed the
Speaker 1: one tin versus on our side of the one tin,
Speaker 1: you kind of had to grow up with everybody exactly.
Speaker 1: You all went to we all went to water. K Yeah,
Speaker 1: we all went to water, or everybody went to a
Speaker 1: bunch of everybody went. We all knew each other. Ship
Speaker 1: you got, motherfucker's out of here. Don't give a funk
Speaker 1: about the next brother, the next motherfucker whatever, he might
Speaker 1: be the one they killed you. Now when the greg came,
Speaker 1: we had homies that didn't make it and make a
Speaker 1: lot of money. We had homies got killed by the
Speaker 1: homies just to get his bag instead of getting it himself.
Speaker 1: And he couldn't make it as a drug deal. It
Speaker 1: took her homie life. So, I mean, the game is
Speaker 1: just so fuked up. Cokaine came in and funked up everything.
Speaker 1: Always always money, money, capitalism, everything's wind took me. Niggas
Speaker 1: went from banging just nigging. We're banging niggas making a
Speaker 1: little bread to the ship. I'm when nig When the
Speaker 1: crack came and the keys came, it's like still it's
Speaker 1: like New Jack City. Remember on the movie started. They
Speaker 1: was like, yeah, we all we got. It was just
Speaker 1: that money, bro there, we all we got. As soon
Speaker 1: as Nino got some money, he started telling he killed
Speaker 1: his partner. Me and this nigger right here, Me and Farmbi.
Speaker 1: We had a whole block we had from Anaheim and
Speaker 1: you had a whole block. What was you doing? What
Speaker 1: was you doing? I don't try to call us who
Speaker 1: block farm shout out to fist. I'm not asking you
Speaker 1: for receipts. That's not what I'm asking. What would you
Speaker 1: hold up? Find me? Hold up? What was you doing
Speaker 1: on the blocks? I was selling crack like motherfucker c
Speaker 1: I was for re find me ruined this man life,
Speaker 1: Find me still still. That was in clean, That was
Speaker 1: in Low Beach. What happened Worth, What happened was when
Speaker 1: I came out here for how Women Women? How you
Speaker 1: didn't end up becoming the game? But find me why
Speaker 1: you didn't. Cordy was Brisy from the S big still
Speaker 1: for miss hold up, hold up, hold up, hold on,
Speaker 1: hold up, hold up, big still, hold up, hold up,
Speaker 1: still hold up. Let me see you throw it up
Speaker 1: right now? Throw it in, say one time you know
Speaker 1: how to throw it up? I never claimed nobody. Hold
Speaker 1: Hold up? Hold up? Did they used to claim you? No?
Speaker 1: I wouldn't know he was getting money, would you? When
Speaker 1: you was if somebody like you know your homie still
Speaker 1: you know, like, yeah, are you from his same nigger? Know? Sure,
Speaker 1: you'd have been from the same nigga your homies find me?
Speaker 1: Old up? Hold out? He never wore you never never?
Speaker 1: You never wore no Raiders gear. You never did you
Speaker 1: ever wear Raiders clothing? No, I didn't see. I'm gonna
Speaker 1: let me say something. Let me get this off. Let
Speaker 1: me get this now. Your baby he from baby. Then
Speaker 1: here's a he's a baby's head of the curve. No,
Speaker 1: I know, but he's ahead of the curb. Let me
Speaker 1: get this off. Let me get my stuff off. I
Speaker 1: came out with strictly intent on making some motherfucking money.
Speaker 1: I wouldn't with none of that ship. And I respected
Speaker 1: the gang banging ship too much, so you'd have been
Speaker 1: on bus the week. Is what you said? You was
Speaker 1: exploiting the hood? No, when was getting some money? What
Speaker 1: you mean? You know what I'm saying. You got to
Speaker 1: put it down at money over here? The only ways
Speaker 1: made money over there? To find me laughing alright. He
Speaker 1: just went up another knights On alright, fright to get
Speaker 1: some money. He was my friendly, showed me had to
Speaker 1: get some money, and the ship got bigger than we played.
Speaker 1: And when the motherfucking police and helicopters started coming out,
Speaker 1: I'll start saying, this ship is not for me. I
Speaker 1: looked the whole soone in the corner of the building
Speaker 1: and walked the fun back home. And when you left
Speaker 1: for zone, I either got killed for that. Got you
Speaker 1: gotta hear the story of it. When he showed the
Speaker 1: helicopters in the post shock, laid on my back and
Speaker 1: the ground. It's all luck and you just ship. How
Speaker 1: much I respect you? I do? I do? That was
Speaker 1: you wouldn't cut out for this ship, and when you
Speaker 1: saw it was trying to go on your way, you know,
Speaker 1: And let me just leave this with you. It's not
Speaker 1: a cop. Walk away the ship you ain't cut down.
Speaker 1: How much was it back then? The way back, I'm
Speaker 1: gonna show you find me who was your real partner?
Speaker 1: How much was it? How much was fine we charged
Speaker 1: you for this in ship? Back then? Man like you?
Speaker 1: All right? Fair you fair? The thing was hundred We
Speaker 1: talked about thirty years ago, ladies man, nobody buying crack.
Speaker 1: Everybody get their life together. And now you can't you
Speaker 1: come out here with cracking that labe you feel to be,
Speaker 1: you want to get being the hools with that just
Speaker 1: my thirteen people smoking though. Still yeah, you gotta remember
Speaker 1: the time I came out. I came out here in
Speaker 1: eighty seven, right, you can't, right, came banging din want
Speaker 1: no ship. This was getting shot up on pc X.
Speaker 1: Niggers was getting shot up for murder. Mom leaning all
Speaker 1: kind of ship. I didn't want no persons whatever they're doing.
Speaker 1: Niggas getting gunned down the alley, you know, the alley
Speaker 1: to go back to um Mega Burger on the corner,
Speaker 1: said alley going from the apartments. I used to see niggas,
Speaker 1: two or three niggas a week get laid down back
Speaker 1: in that motherfucker boys, and I see smokers and niggas
Speaker 1: serving the smoker. Next thing, you know you and the
Speaker 1: nigga is still leading the way. I respect you, do
Speaker 1: you know? Motherfuckers don't know I to walk away. Some
Speaker 1: of the bummers won't walk away, and they've been the victims.
Speaker 1: At the end of the day, you would have been
Speaker 1: a victims because somebody in the lived ain't liking what
Speaker 1: you're doing. When family left, your protection was gone. The
Speaker 1: nigga that that ain't with you because of him, Them
Speaker 1: niggas would have came and tried to rob you. You'd
Speaker 1: have been a victim of circumstances and you'd have been
Speaker 1: laying there saying, I know I wouldn't cut out for
Speaker 1: this ship. No. But see, the thing was, though, James,
Speaker 1: I was a different nigga back then. I could fight
Speaker 1: like a motherfucker. You ain't want to shoot no guns,
Speaker 1: no the thing else, no bust the pistol. Back. I
Speaker 1: was if somebody gonna kill you. Somebody was feeling me
Speaker 1: out of the out of pop the nigger. But I
Speaker 1: just saw that that ship wasn't for me, like right right,
Speaker 1: because I started thinking about thinking about this. I come
Speaker 1: out here to play football. What the fun was? I
Speaker 1: gonna tell Irene my mama, I'm locked up, mama for what.
Speaker 1: You walked there playing football here selling rocks like a motherfucker.
Speaker 1: So what made you decide to stop the football path? Well,
Speaker 1: I was still playing for still he was the Rocks
Speaker 1: and playing football time drug dealer, and he was both Jackson,
Speaker 1: the first Jackson bawling, bawling and balling. And so let
Speaker 1: me tell you this is crazy. Right. We did this
Speaker 1: ship for about a good six of them months. I
Speaker 1: used to feel like that too. I used to think
Speaker 1: you just said football. Just no, I was still playing.
Speaker 1: He got his whole degree years months you were at
Speaker 1: short term. Yeah, for sure, just like like a fisher,
Speaker 1: we got game bang for six months. You wouldn't know,
Speaker 1: motherfucker game banger for six months. That's what's funny, is
Speaker 1: I respect the game banging. I wouldn't will never get
Speaker 1: one of the like this. I'm not from out here.
Speaker 1: I'm not about to be out here fighting over no ship.
Speaker 1: I don't know nothing about. I didn't know the funk Brown.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna be fighting for some ship this way over there. Right.
Speaker 1: What's crazy is so this is this. I don't think
Speaker 1: we ever talked about this, but so I've been. I
Speaker 1: grew up in Compton and watched my whole life. My
Speaker 1: mom lived than the farms, my pops lived in the
Speaker 1: in the hood. I never thought I would be a
Speaker 1: gang bang or a drug dealer, never in my life.
Speaker 1: So high school I just started hustling, like just randomly.
Speaker 1: I don't know. My mom went to Oh, my mom
Speaker 1: went to the fez. When my mom went to the
Speaker 1: fez and the opportunity came across the mixed money, it
Speaker 1: was like two hundred dollars. And he was like, man,
Speaker 1: if you watched the spot for for two hours, I
Speaker 1: pay you two hundred dollars. Just don't let you know.
Speaker 1: Thunderbird was a smoker that I used to know what
Speaker 1: he was doing. Just don't let him steal nothing. And
Speaker 1: it was two hundred dollars. Even get this, two hundred dollars.
Speaker 1: So I was doing my homework in the spot. That's
Speaker 1: how the drug dealing started. The gang banging was different
Speaker 1: like it was um. We all went to the same
Speaker 1: high school. We went to Paramount and a couple of
Speaker 1: my homies went and we would always get into fights
Speaker 1: over them. And I would always feel compelled to fight
Speaker 1: because like, I'm not feeling we grew up together, I
Speaker 1: ain't feeling at nobody jump on the homie. So a
Speaker 1: lot of times I didn't really feel like I was
Speaker 1: cut out for it, and I realized I was really
Speaker 1: kind of cut out for it when I went to jail.
Speaker 1: That is when I was like, oh, y'all could do this. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I swear to guy, like my mentality was kind of
Speaker 1: different and fighting didn't mean nothing. You were told and
Speaker 1: showed something different. If you if you, if you ain't
Speaker 1: cut out for at the beginning, something took you there
Speaker 1: for you to realize, Okay, I can work with the
Speaker 1: homies on this level too. Well. It's so it started
Speaker 1: off a simple things, right, y'all might go to the
Speaker 1: park and play basketball and somebody for the you know,
Speaker 1: we would all go to morning. So we was all
Speaker 1: from a hundred and seventeen. We all grew up over here.
Speaker 1: So if somebody tried to jump on one of the homies,
Speaker 1: you're fighting for him anyway, Even before you thought it
Speaker 1: was gang bang and it was just like this ron Ryn,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna fight for round round anybody frona jump on
Speaker 1: ron rhyme. And then when it when it when in
Speaker 1: the gunplay, it just became more like I don't think
Speaker 1: I was as compelled early, but the first time somebody
Speaker 1: started chasing at you, shooting at you, and then like
Speaker 1: logically you process like if I don't shoot one of
Speaker 1: these niggers, they're gonna keep working with me, and then
Speaker 1: at that point you kind of start sizing it up differently.
Speaker 1: It's like, and I noticed everybody was cheating though. But
Speaker 1: I'm gonna tell you it's true. Like you you start
Speaker 1: realizing you will find out who I always say you'll
Speaker 1: find out who you are when you go to jail.
Speaker 1: That's when you're gonna find out who you are. It's
Speaker 1: definitely gonna make You're gonna sign, make a break. Yeah
Speaker 1: with the booty, Yeah all that, but you know that's
Speaker 1: one thing gonna come on straight up with the booty.
Speaker 1: This is a lot of that. And I just say,
Speaker 1: myfuckers didn't see them see and getting carried he laughing.
Speaker 1: They goddamn, the whole ship looked like ship like that.
Speaker 1: You'd be like, damn, oh boy just took you that.
Speaker 1: You see, motherfuckers get carried. One go to the front,
Speaker 1: me the other one go to the whole crack. And
Speaker 1: then they get ready to fight for it. And and
Speaker 1: a lot of mothers, Oh, they ain't gonna they ain't
Speaker 1: gonna suck me older prison and don't have a friend.
Speaker 1: They're gonna come get yours and then ain't gonna come
Speaker 1: one more. They're just gonna come five. I got a older, Homi, right,
Speaker 1: and this nigga used to like I finally got a
Speaker 1: hold to his ass, you know, I mean when I
Speaker 1: got a little older, I got his ass good. But
Speaker 1: he used to kind of always felt like he was
Speaker 1: just because he was big, and he was his name
Speaker 1: was big too, about six six, four hundred pans could fight,
Speaker 1: so that he was a killer. He was cold. And
Speaker 1: this motherfucker man be raping motherfucker's in jail. And I
Speaker 1: think I asked him. I was like, man, that ship
Speaker 1: is gay. He like, no, I'm not gay. I'm this
Speaker 1: is like a dis I'm like, no, bro like man like.
Speaker 1: I just could never imagine disciplining somebody by like some
Speaker 1: of them guys don't look at it like that. In prison, Yeah,
Speaker 1: a lot of the guys that had life figured I've
Speaker 1: never touched pushing again. So the next best thing, just
Speaker 1: some pushy is that as I just don't that's crazy.
Speaker 1: So what I'm saying, you just go up in the
Speaker 1: motherfucker wrong. He said, no, That's why I always take
Speaker 1: these jelly packs and put them in my sale. He
Speaker 1: put jelly in, just jelly. They're come in a little pack,
Speaker 1: just spared on your on your and he had a
Speaker 1: said I used jelly and use no regular petonium. You
Speaker 1: goddamn s all you gotta do is all the favor.
Speaker 1: No serious. He was a straight one of my big
Speaker 1: homes seven eight with flavor was it. I don't know
Speaker 1: what he got stamps trying to me so he was
Speaker 1: putt He lived on the same block as me, and
Speaker 1: and and Big Smiley was like, he got life in
Speaker 1: seventy eight, got caught with a motherfucker dead in the trunk,
Speaker 1: had the motherfucker peky, but he had the pigger ring
Speaker 1: in his pocket. The pigger got life in prison with
Speaker 1: the ring or the whole finger, just the figer, the
Speaker 1: whole finger with the ring on it. He got life.
Speaker 1: A lot of motherfuckers don't understand why they build the
Speaker 1: one on five. They build ribbed all the time. The
Speaker 1: police get when motherfucker's get mad and talked ship to
Speaker 1: the police, they put that motherfucker in the cell with him.
Speaker 1: They go mother and he raped mo home. He's done
Speaker 1: a law allow. You know, I ain't saying it was cool,
Speaker 1: but some motherfucker's don't act right. He gave him back
Speaker 1: right and they talk about it right now. And the papers,
Speaker 1: the whole nine. And he just a booty bandit. But
Speaker 1: he say, I'll never touched pussy again. And well, why
Speaker 1: you keeping the telly page he got man, I put
Speaker 1: the spread that on them go up at him. He
Speaker 1: was just a toy RaSE. He was like a nasty
Speaker 1: best with flavor. I think we could just end this
Speaker 1: ship with flavor. They cant his toast with flavor. But
Speaker 1: but this is what I'm saying is a lot of
Speaker 1: motherfucker's talking about the ready to go to prison. They
Speaker 1: ain't ready to go to Prisson meet, No motherfucker like that,
Speaker 1: but smiling, don't don't don't. Don't make it out in prison.
Speaker 1: A lot of motherfucker's, if nickers really want to know,
Speaker 1: don't make it out the county jail, because when they
Speaker 1: put you on that motherfucking bus to go to Chino,
Speaker 1: ain't no talking ship you And that motherfucker said with
Speaker 1: nine hundre crison, it's like sixteen bloods. If you ain't
Speaker 1: ready right then your grasses out. They're gonna take you,
Speaker 1: put your another seal and then they're gonna send you
Speaker 1: in a little van or something. You don't got the
Speaker 1: ship be that you already because they already knew you're banging.
Speaker 1: And then if you ain't winning yard, you got a problem.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying. But I mean, I swear
Speaker 1: to God, you gotta be ready. If you ain't ready
Speaker 1: for the real ship. And what really average in prison?
Speaker 1: A motherfucker don't give a funk. You can be living
Speaker 1: weight and he coming and stab your motherfucking asks. You
Speaker 1: can't say why if you give a motherfucker orster a
Speaker 1: can of orsters and don't get in the nigger jail,
Speaker 1: you fuck you, you better go kill that fun the
Speaker 1: nex nigger gonna come and get you. Is it like that?
Speaker 1: Because I know people go to different prisons. Is it
Speaker 1: like that? Just like President I ain't never went to
Speaker 1: prison to the county. Is like that in Dallas? Like
Speaker 1: you know, dober Doberry come up to the mic said,
Speaker 1: he said, this, this is your conversation. We really made
Speaker 1: it the gang of chronicles. Now we made it the
Speaker 1: gas chronicles. Niggah, there's the gangs of chronicles. Now you
Speaker 1: get some chronicle gash right here. It's crazy. No, no,
Speaker 1: now I'm talking about still yeah is getting raped and
Speaker 1: let me get my seat up. What's funny is like
Speaker 1: I I we used to listen to um all of
Speaker 1: the all of the all of your ship right growing up,
Speaker 1: dub y'all ship everybody, and it was always some crazy
Speaker 1: ship like dub talking about raping niggers with coat hangers
Speaker 1: and ship. And I'll be like, yeah, that just don't
Speaker 1: seem like that's gangster to like my generation. But I
Speaker 1: guess it just is another level, like with a coat
Speaker 1: hanger that you know, some of my buckers can't do
Speaker 1: that time without I mean jagging off. You know. That's
Speaker 1: why some motherfucker's it's cool with the fee fee you
Speaker 1: know what I'm saying, you know what to make one
Speaker 1: of them? No, No, I'm jacking off socks. And then
Speaker 1: I know, I know they make it. But I ain't
Speaker 1: just cool jacking off like I'm just jagging off the
Speaker 1: next best thing. I don't know that that they got.
Speaker 1: They got, they got men in there, that's straight game,
Speaker 1: that's with it. But they don't know. But but what's
Speaker 1: funny is somebody like I said, my my, oh the hommy,
Speaker 1: he doesn't he I don't think he would classify himself
Speaker 1: as a homble ssion. Yeah, you just don't want to
Speaker 1: be honest with himself. At l came from being on
Speaker 1: the download. It's been been going on for many, many years.
Speaker 1: Wait before this two thousand bullshit when Dil came out.
Speaker 1: Nigger has been on the download since the seventies the
Speaker 1: sixth probably longer than that. But motherfucker's just been sucking
Speaker 1: motherfucker's for the longest. You know what mob I think
Speaker 1: I know down in Texas though, see what the nigga
Speaker 1: was doing that then with the hommages like y'all saying,
Speaker 1: even nigg was the big niggas that was really taking
Speaker 1: advantage of the little hommies and all that ship. See
Speaker 1: when the little Hummed started getting up, and when the
Speaker 1: little Hummed started coming in from the streets and started
Speaker 1: seeing that ship, and the nigga started checking that ship,
Speaker 1: that when it started becoming Hey man, nig you're punk. Nigga, say, man,
Speaker 1: you're a whole asked you you know? Then when those
Speaker 1: coming sayson came out. See that's why I say, at
Speaker 1: first he weren't like that seeing for them look at
Speaker 1: you to do whole ship, he just took some little
Speaker 1: homes after who that came up in that bich with
Speaker 1: like you you want some gate ship. So when that
Speaker 1: ship started happening, get what then a ship started changing?
Speaker 1: Now how much trying I did? Eighteen? God damn, he
Speaker 1: walked off a teen did that? So you know, So
Speaker 1: that's how it was. You know, I would want them
Speaker 1: that came in. So you watched the change too. I
Speaker 1: watched the change because I went in at night. Ninety
Speaker 1: two game baby was well, see now the banging was
Speaker 1: like nigga, nigga nating to the banging had just hit down.
Speaker 1: That is that just here versus when you came home. Yeah,
Speaker 1: see ninety two that BIS had just he so he
Speaker 1: was like, okay, this what's happening? He was crip on,
Speaker 1: crip down. It was always I never knew. I never,
Speaker 1: I never knew nothing else anyway, I was going. I
Speaker 1: was going to Dallas. I never I've never seen the game.
Speaker 1: Bang wasn't just crypts and I don't know what that is.
Speaker 1: The dude know how many niggs I had to knock
Speaker 1: out behind eight I didn't even know. Mean, this is
Speaker 1: a real ship because I'm sitting here with it right now,
Speaker 1: right Manni. I never jam DJ quick, Oh why why
Speaker 1: you missed? I don't know what I see but no,
Speaker 1: but no, But I see why though, because if you're
Speaker 1: from somewhere else, A lot of dudes though I never
Speaker 1: felt like out of town. Yeah, it took side. They
Speaker 1: took side. What's fun is even with the West Coast
Speaker 1: East Coast ship, O g with the East Coast West
Speaker 1: Coast dot. I don't think we ever gave a fuck.
Speaker 1: We played everybody ship when Quick and ain't nobody stopped
Speaker 1: listening to nobody ship. It was just on that was hard.
Speaker 1: This is the hard, next nigger ship something. When I
Speaker 1: listened to niggas like where where where's the fucking up
Speaker 1: doggy dog? And them took that ship serious? That niggas
Speaker 1: was like, yeah, this is the East Coast. I'm like, oh,
Speaker 1: we ain't nobody taking that ship? Seriously? Ain't nobody care
Speaker 1: about the mother fucking rap beast. People really felt that
Speaker 1: that's how it was, and they chose sides. We never
Speaker 1: was compared to choose between Quicker eight. We was never
Speaker 1: compared to choose between Biggie and powers Choo. In the
Speaker 1: middle of it, I had to drive quick, but you're
Speaker 1: in the middle of it, and then at that time
Speaker 1: I'm in the seventy seven Cadillac and I used to
Speaker 1: have to have my bumpet kid. I was quick all
Speaker 1: day so because we funked with each other, our hoods
Speaker 1: and everything, everybody was together. So when him and eight
Speaker 1: Beef came fuck it, I got a bump quick. And
Speaker 1: I don't listen to rap, but I only bumped it
Speaker 1: in certain places. I didn't sit in the hood and
Speaker 1: bud they quick. No, you're gonna bump the ship where
Speaker 1: you're gonna act. When it was going at it, I
Speaker 1: was like, oh ship the side, and I already knew
Speaker 1: when when Death Road came and and it was against
Speaker 1: New York, oh ship. Let them makes come out of
Speaker 1: the saying. I had to take sides. I ain't like
Speaker 1: I'm with the homies because if you know, motherfucker's don't
Speaker 1: get it. If I see and then and I don't
Speaker 1: want that for bloods. I didn't even know. If I
Speaker 1: see that red rag swinging and banging, we pulled over
Speaker 1: and got out and had to get down what was it?
Speaker 1: And that's how I met a lot of the homies.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying, Someone buckers that keep driving,
Speaker 1: he's getting his grasshood. No, if you're banging the rag
Speaker 1: rocking with the rag. You feel me, and that's how
Speaker 1: I rode with quick. You remember the first time you
Speaker 1: heard daughters in s SLG. Where did you have? Motherfucker?
Speaker 1: Actually I wasn't. I mean, where was you at? I
Speaker 1: don't know where I was, Like, who brought it to you?
Speaker 1: Probably in the neighborhood, um, because I was still going
Speaker 1: to the hood at the time. Um, at the car wash.
Speaker 1: Probably at the car wash on Comfort Boulevard and Parker
Speaker 1: did that ever? Really I don't see now. I remember
Speaker 1: being around the city at that time, but way too young.
Speaker 1: It never really leaked to the streets like that though,
Speaker 1: right you talking about movies we had, we had, we
Speaker 1: had serious We had serious gang beef behind that that
Speaker 1: that episode like Niggas had like the Homies like they
Speaker 1: it was some real dragged down mass fist fights all
Speaker 1: that type of ship Like that was a serious beef
Speaker 1: as far as gang banging was concerned, and so um,
Speaker 1: there was a lot of casualties behind that because Niggas
Speaker 1: was still in the streets. I think if it wasn't
Speaker 1: for the fact of that, if it was just on
Speaker 1: some rap ship, it would have been different. But because
Speaker 1: niggas was actively claiming tree Top and trag New and
Speaker 1: that type of ship. And then like I saved it
Speaker 1: was it was it was beyond us because of our
Speaker 1: affiliation to neighborhoods. So now you got the homies who
Speaker 1: are feeling disrespected because of what is going on. So
Speaker 1: now that beef is jumping off, it ain't gotta be
Speaker 1: me and him around nowhere. It could be two homies
Speaker 1: from here and three homies from neighorhood and they're gonna
Speaker 1: get out because it was just happening at the time.
Speaker 1: So I'm I'm gonna tell y'all when I saw what
Speaker 1: was that, minister decided when you woke up and dumpedn't
Speaker 1: overboard them. I was mad as a mother. I was
Speaker 1: a look I'm looking because I knew it was a
Speaker 1: blood on the ground. J sh up. I got I
Speaker 1: threw the I threw my bottom, my photy off. The
Speaker 1: motherfucker never got that from me. I thought it seemed
Speaker 1: like it seemed like they stayed away from cripping and
Speaker 1: blending me. No, that's what the feel like. They didn't.
Speaker 1: They didn't. They didn't mention it, but that was the
Speaker 1: direction because they had on burg indeed, remember, you knew
Speaker 1: exactly what he took off and killed the motherfucker. I
Speaker 1: mean looked at it. Our hood was the Jordan Downs,
Speaker 1: even though they didn't clear but when it was the
Speaker 1: Jordan Down, So they never gave anything. They didn't give
Speaker 1: names to it because they knew how much funk that
Speaker 1: ship would bring here. And if you noticed, they didn't.
Speaker 1: They didn't go, we're cripping, or we're from this hood
Speaker 1: or we're that here. They go, Okay, I put on
Speaker 1: some burgundy sweatshirts, eating and getting. You put on a
Speaker 1: blue pendleton and you wear the blue a's hat or whatever.
Speaker 1: But they didn't want to clarify it like that because
Speaker 1: they probably would have caught flak a lot from all
Speaker 1: kinds of motherfucker's in the city, and they probably wouldn't
Speaker 1: have been able to show the movie y'all talking about
Speaker 1: the sixties or the Great Streets or y'all talking about
Speaker 1: So you just had to make it as open as possible.
Speaker 1: Exactly if you was, if you was from l A,
Speaker 1: you knew that's it. They showed they showed it. I
Speaker 1: knew exactly like a motherfucker motherfuck. Did you feel like
Speaker 1: that were boys. And then when I skill got him
Speaker 1: at the ny Non' not like this one. That was
Speaker 1: just that was personals. The movie was the movie was
Speaker 1: like the movie was lie. But I mean that when
Speaker 1: we was at we didn't get CRUs did that your
Speaker 1: boy isn't there wasn't it wasn't. It wasn't Minister Society
Speaker 1: or that. And for the fact that we had the
Speaker 1: little beef going on, it just made that just like
Speaker 1: just because Niggas was active, That's why nobody nobody associated
Speaker 1: even though Cube was Cube, nobody associated Cube as like
Speaker 1: Cube for motherfucking soul. Yea, we was banging you getting me.
Speaker 1: So when Nigga saw that, like James like that ship,
Speaker 1: because then Niggas was banging like that was real doing.
Speaker 1: They was really doing the show. If they was ever
Speaker 1: like I want and we talked, you know what I mean,
Speaker 1: if there was ever a death Row movie, it would
Speaker 1: be a whole bunch of the day. Don't We're seeing?
Speaker 1: Would you We're seen? Would you feel like they would
Speaker 1: have to leave out all of it, the whole movies
Speaker 1: and none of that ship. I can't lie to you.
Speaker 1: It has to be fun. It had to be fun
Speaker 1: in this if y'all first was trying to start it, well, woman,
Speaker 1: motherfucker's ass, the part when you get to the killing
Speaker 1: motherfucker's and and just really on gun play back and forth.
Speaker 1: That's the ship. You you can't talk about it, you
Speaker 1: can't put it out there. But some of that ship
Speaker 1: was Okay, that's cool, fucking he deserved it, you know
Speaker 1: what I'm saying. But something the majority of that ship
Speaker 1: is like, fuck, No, James, do you think their ship
Speaker 1: never went sideways? Do you think death Row could have
Speaker 1: been a power entity? Weekend would have been very powerful
Speaker 1: because when Sill came and got me, I didn't I
Speaker 1: didn't want to take pictures. I didn't want to do this.
Speaker 1: And when Devrow launched, and when y'all ever see that
Speaker 1: the first the first show that death Row did, Sheill
Speaker 1: got on the green swipe. You never walked read. He
Speaker 1: didn't wear red, I remember earlier. So then when I
Speaker 1: when I got all the homies together and we did
Speaker 1: the bub watching Super Fashion, and he felt the power
Speaker 1: of the homies pushing that crowd behind the stage, Chilk
Speaker 1: was sitting like this and went like this power corrupts.
Speaker 1: Everybody ain't meant to have power. Like power corrupt man.
Speaker 1: He didn't know how to had it. He didn't know
Speaker 1: how to control this cat and that cat, the homies
Speaker 1: in general. So he had to incorporate the police to
Speaker 1: have somebody, to have some kind of to keep that
Speaker 1: ass off that as you feel me and and now
Speaker 1: he felt that. Okay, I got the police and I
Speaker 1: got the homies. When you first, when you first noticed it,
Speaker 1: was there somebody who really saw what you saw, because
Speaker 1: I remember when he was telling me, was like, yeah,
Speaker 1: he was like, man, he kind of losing he losing
Speaker 1: control a little bit, or he was in the wrong direction.
Speaker 1: He saw that at the beginning. But who who was
Speaker 1: a person that kind of saw with you. There's always
Speaker 1: one person, the homies. The homies was getting mad at
Speaker 1: me because I was on Sugar Guss so much and
Speaker 1: we the first premier we did uh dl C. We
Speaker 1: all in the limo with Tuck seedos on this ship. Right,
Speaker 1: So just imagine the gang of motherfucker's rolling like this.
Speaker 1: Dl C gets in the limo and start doing ninety
Speaker 1: up a motherfucking ali. So the homie wanted to shoot
Speaker 1: him in the back of the head. No, no, no, no.
Speaker 1: So when the nigga pulled back up in front of
Speaker 1: the motherfucker. You got the cameras and all this ship,
Speaker 1: and I hope you're here, sucker. He pulls back up.
Speaker 1: The homie want to get him. I said, no, this
Speaker 1: should we we're doing our thing because it just started.
Speaker 1: So when we get out of the car, I walked
Speaker 1: to the DLC and I asked me, why the fund
Speaker 1: did you do that? Now he think you need that
Speaker 1: motherfucker because it should. So you hate that motherfucking in
Speaker 1: front of ship, nigga, You could have killed us. So
Speaker 1: I knocked him and slit him down the limo. Right
Speaker 1: here comes shout, who here duck? I hit hi, nigga. Okay,
Speaker 1: what you do? What you do wrong? You know he
Speaker 1: was alcoholic at the time, so right after that, should
Speaker 1: knew who the funk with, who not the funk with,
Speaker 1: and who didn't want to funk with. Because he can't
Speaker 1: get that point, he starts separating. Yeah, you can't control it.
Speaker 1: So now he's just putting on all is red and
Speaker 1: doing all of this. He's doing that because nobody can
Speaker 1: touch him. If he looked at you and somebody looked
Speaker 1: and said, I did a fucking finger made it look
Speaker 1: like a fucking finger that motherfucker got knocked out. Niggas
Speaker 1: was getting the bonus ship. Just how many niggas you
Speaker 1: can knock out in one night. So if it's one
Speaker 1: particular event that made you feel like that was gonna
Speaker 1: go wrong, what was the one? The first one he
Speaker 1: was like, this ain't gonna go right in New York
Speaker 1: when they booed him in New York was when he
Speaker 1: got on the stage. We know not when he did that.
Speaker 1: We're in New York and a bunch of motherfuckers was
Speaker 1: didn't like Shi and what's gotten like saying fucking and
Speaker 1: all this. I'm like, oh ship, but we out here
Speaker 1: with no pistols and said I'm like, okay, how are
Speaker 1: we gonna do this? One? The next the next motherfucking day,
Speaker 1: we go to the little mall. I bought me a knife, right,
Speaker 1: so we go back. Now, just hold up, nik, you
Speaker 1: bought a knife from them all? Yeah, by them all,
Speaker 1: you just got a knife. I needed a knife. So
Speaker 1: we have to be ready though, because we're somewhere we
Speaker 1: ain't supposed to be and you can't go on that.
Speaker 1: You don't know, you don't know why it was mad
Speaker 1: they just didn't like. Just like in Las Vegas, niggas
Speaker 1: didn't like ship. But Vegas, we can get in that
Speaker 1: car and roll with our pistils. We was good like
Speaker 1: six six two. We was good at six six too.
Speaker 1: When when certain individuals talking about coming to six six too,
Speaker 1: we at home you supposed to the only reason they
Speaker 1: didn't get out of the cars because the police that
Speaker 1: was there because of six six. Alright, so New York
Speaker 1: not back in New York. Okay, show After that, these
Speaker 1: mother buckers, my homeboy show both resting peace, both buckers
Speaker 1: in the crowd started throwing ship my homies show Boat
Speaker 1: started climbing the motherfucker stairs. The motherfucker that too, whatever
Speaker 1: this drink or whatever. My homie Showboa went up there,
Speaker 1: picked his ass up, put him on the shoulder, and
Speaker 1: when he got close down to the woodch dollar, he
Speaker 1: dropped the motherfucker. Now I heard him. All the police,
Speaker 1: the police ready to take us to jail. We're ready
Speaker 1: to take show both to jail because I was there
Speaker 1: like this. I didn't throw him, but we we answered
Speaker 1: me to charge man. That one thing in New York.
Speaker 1: You knew it was kind of I knew it was
Speaker 1: gonna be on every situation we was in, I knew
Speaker 1: it was going to go back because we had a
Speaker 1: purpose of being there. We knew what we was coming for.
Speaker 1: So another way, he brought you when he knew it
Speaker 1: was gonna be. Didn't have a choice. He didn't do
Speaker 1: nothing by himself. We was the muscle. We was the heat,
Speaker 1: and when somebody needed their ass kick, we came and
Speaker 1: did it. Yeah, yeah, that I was just telling them.
Speaker 1: We had a fight with the Rams. Remember this story.
Speaker 1: I heard about this story shilling and the dude on
Speaker 1: the RAMS team was sucking the same chick. So we
Speaker 1: had Roxberry or whatever, that ship on the sunset and
Speaker 1: we're chilling. And next day we're here shook chilling. Everybody
Speaker 1: come outside. So when I come outside, he was like,
Speaker 1: these motherfucker's trip and I'm looking your motherfucking the ship,
Speaker 1: big motherfuckers. So I'm looking like, goddamn with this nicking
Speaker 1: the god that said to you pick this motherfu the faith.
Speaker 1: So all the homies out there and once the nicker
Speaker 1: start talking crazy, my little brother Budgy took off, then
Speaker 1: George took off. So when they take off, we just
Speaker 1: started people was out there clapping, y'all little motherfucker's whoof
Speaker 1: the ass? And I'm talking you just had to be
Speaker 1: ready with you always. Did you ever do did you
Speaker 1: ever get some money what he made? No? I never
Speaker 1: did anything with sugar never, not a soundtrack, nothing. No.
Speaker 1: I mean we had a few conversations, but I'm sure
Speaker 1: he had that Missy come like we need to do something,
Speaker 1: because he was saying he was smart enough to sign everything. Yeah.
Speaker 1: I was on the whole different path my career. I
Speaker 1: never clicked up with anybody. I kind of was on
Speaker 1: my own path, my own career. You know. I didn't
Speaker 1: click up with Easy and them or Dre and them,
Speaker 1: or you know, I just kind of stayed to myself
Speaker 1: because I felt we had a different story to tell,
Speaker 1: being from Compton and everybody was doing their thing. But
Speaker 1: since we were still, you know, actively trying to gang
Speaker 1: bang and we were seeing a lot of ships in
Speaker 1: the neighborhood, I felt that we was just on a
Speaker 1: different path. So I never tried to click up with anybody.
Speaker 1: I just said, we're gonna do what we do. Was
Speaker 1: there ever an opportunity you feel like you missed out
Speaker 1: that you was like, damn, I was how I wish
Speaker 1: I would explore and seeing how that went. No, not
Speaker 1: really uh not really, my nigga fe um, certain motherfucker's
Speaker 1: are putting your path to do. Certain ship always wonder
Speaker 1: what w m C eight what what conscience most wanted?
Speaker 1: And Dr J. Yeah, I've never crossed paths with niggas
Speaker 1: like that. I mean I've been I've gotten a respect
Speaker 1: like we see Dre me and Dre laugh, hang out,
Speaker 1: shake hands whatever. I was never one of the niggas
Speaker 1: who like, man, man, can I funk with you or whatever.
Speaker 1: I always just felt like if niggas want to funk
Speaker 1: with it and they holler at me, if not, man,
Speaker 1: we keep it fucking moving man. And that was the motto.
Speaker 1: I did you don'na wait around on the hand out
Speaker 1: or you don'na wait on the nigga fuck it like,
Speaker 1: no disrespect. I'm cool with you, but man, I got
Speaker 1: shipped to do. I can't be waiting on the nigga.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying. Uh, certain niggas you asked
Speaker 1: to get down sometimes and then nigga tell you man, yeah, man,
Speaker 1: holler at me whoopy whooping. Next thing you know, you're
Speaker 1: even six months more and they're gonna get with you.
Speaker 1: I just learned to be like man, just keep it
Speaker 1: moving and don't have no ill will or disrespect or whatever.
Speaker 1: But I can hold my fucking own so fucking keep
Speaker 1: it pushing. That's how we're gonna in this motherfucker man.
Speaker 1: Thank you all for having us. Man. I appreciate that
Speaker 1: ship every time. This alway your superstar. Whether you know, dude, man,
Speaker 1: I hope you got this ship. This ship, what's crazy,
Speaker 1: he's crazy? We are well. That concludes another episode of
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