Speaker 1: Watch up and welcome back to another episode and No
Speaker 1: Seillers podcast with your host. Now funk that with your
Speaker 1: low classes malone. So I'm letting me smoke me out
Speaker 1: you all right, Like y'all know, I don't really smoke.
Speaker 1: The whole fucking room just cloudy as a motherfucker, Like
Speaker 1: it's funked up. It's no sailing, yeah, just like we
Speaker 1: just in the clouds. Literally, that's not really what that
Speaker 1: means though, Like were literally in the cloud is not
Speaker 1: the real podcast where it's in the clouds. It's called
Speaker 1: No Seilers, not like in the cloud and it's funked up.
Speaker 1: Let me tell you something about we smokers. Right, Your
Speaker 1: motherfucker's got two three blunts going, y'all passing arounds like
Speaker 1: being around snoop snoop. Just you have it eight blunts around.
Speaker 1: There's five people first off nigs smoking two bloods at once,
Speaker 1: never stopped. Is that really? Does that really make sense? Though?
Speaker 1: I don't like I'm tone up saying like can you
Speaker 1: smoke too much? Yeah you can, but they're still gonna smoke.
Speaker 1: You just cant stop. You gotta just time off sometime.
Speaker 1: They can sit back and blow our two hours go by.
Speaker 1: They're gonna hit that ship again. Brow something canna smoke
Speaker 1: to them. I ain't gonna lock out a homey name, chipp.
Speaker 1: He smoked too much, too much, too much, Like everything
Speaker 1: you do is smoking. Like we're done smoking. He over
Speaker 1: there rolling up again. I'm like that we were done.
Speaker 1: That's dog bro, dog got niggas. Snoop got niggas just
Speaker 1: rolling up with and they just pass the blunts round.
Speaker 1: I smoke. That's not nice. So then I'll tell you
Speaker 1: I was in the room with him. The niggas were smoking,
Speaker 1: and it was about eight niggas in the room, and
Speaker 1: it was thirteen blunts. I'm like, it's entirely too many
Speaker 1: blunts for the people. That's so everybody just passing bluntsing
Speaker 1: around in the circle. And I'm looking like why there
Speaker 1: just gonna keep the blunts at that point, like you
Speaker 1: might as well because everybody got their own shop. Man.
Speaker 1: I smoked with Snoop on That was the most crazy.
Speaker 1: I damn that stayed there. He came in. Damn already,
Speaker 1: ain't get to meet you yet, snigger already blowing fu.
Speaker 1: He had a big gass turkey back. Give what you want.
Speaker 1: We just I'm brolling big bunts. Fucking wow. Then we
Speaker 1: shop coming in and just love to roll snoops, blood
Speaker 1: that smokeless not like that, like but not like the
Speaker 1: whole like process of rolling a blunt and like like
Speaker 1: it's it's cold to me, like you know, it's a
Speaker 1: part of the whole smoking process and so so yeah,
Speaker 1: so then so I just want to you know, I'm
Speaker 1: not gonna say I wanna. I can't wait to love
Speaker 1: to roll his blunt, but I would love for him
Speaker 1: to show me like like I don't know how to
Speaker 1: roll big fat blenths Like that is that a backward
Speaker 1: you can say that? Okay, So I've never I just
Speaker 1: learned how to roll a blood. I've never smoked the
Speaker 1: day of my life. I never hit a joint, never
Speaker 1: hit a blunt, never in my life, never never, not once.
Speaker 1: You never wrote a blunt for somebody or no, I
Speaker 1: mean I've wrote joints my whole life. Like I had
Speaker 1: to roll weed for niggas that wanted like lovely. When
Speaker 1: you dip weed inside the PCP, like niggas come to
Speaker 1: be like, oh I know that's what they think is
Speaker 1: they won't want to lovely. So I used to sell
Speaker 1: weed and PCP, so I will roll it up and
Speaker 1: have it ready for him. Play how did you start smoking? Who?
Speaker 1: How did you start smoking? I think is killing me though,
Speaker 1: I mean I like trying here and there, but no,
Speaker 1: was it well, yeah, yes, let's start smoking with her?
Speaker 1: Damn ye, so you know, yeah, because this is my
Speaker 1: roommate and everything. So we she was rolling. Did you
Speaker 1: start smoking? Break um? Whatever? Boy, I just wanted to
Speaker 1: try my head. Yep. But it was out of an apple,
Speaker 1: Oh ship personal black guys, like, let's smoke out this apple.
Speaker 1: I don't have papers something like that. This not let's
Speaker 1: eat this nutritious delicious, wet it after we ate the
Speaker 1: apple after? So was it like inedible? I don't know
Speaker 1: that justible was my first time. But yeah, like I
Speaker 1: thought they were sneaking on the side of the apple.
Speaker 1: Put the horn it. But I didn't always smoke though
Speaker 1: these people. And then I started again. They be in
Speaker 1: high school, smiling straight week, getting kicked out of class.
Speaker 1: I'm like, damn, I didn't smoke. Ship coming late, So
Speaker 1: y'all just don't think. Eventually it comes to a place
Speaker 1: where y'all just hyped you're just smoking to be smoking. No,
Speaker 1: not can you smoke too much weed? Yeah? I know
Speaker 1: people they just smoke to be smoking. Yeah, they're just
Speaker 1: smoking alright, no seilings g L. I got my co
Speaker 1: host Bread was having bread that water for no reason.
Speaker 1: I got my co host Red was having it. And
Speaker 1: I got my young homeboy Tone Bone and the spar
Speaker 1: is not. You already know Tom Bond Platinum producing, god producing,
Speaker 1: straight from the counter talk about it's my guy. Man,
Speaker 1: it's a real player right here, and he did. So
Speaker 1: if you play g t A, you are say that.
Speaker 1: Then Tom Bone did the beat function all kinds of stuff. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you know, it's crazy because that's the sound. Motherfucker. When
Speaker 1: I've been showing people that, I'm like, this is sound, y'all.
Speaker 1: Like as I said, y'all, motherfucker's just crazy. It's funny
Speaker 1: because I remember we probably first asked me to get
Speaker 1: on that sol and I had told him. So he's
Speaker 1: working on all the molly Wood series, right, and I'm like, man,
Speaker 1: I'm not doing that ship. You're trying to wrap like
Speaker 1: these little niggas. I was so ignorant, like right, So
Speaker 1: he put out the first molly Wood. I watched this
Speaker 1: ship blow up. I'm like, motherfucker, Like it was a
Speaker 1: song I was supposed to be on there the first
Speaker 1: want Um. It was two songs I was supposed to
Speaker 1: be on. Foolies was one and it was another song,
Speaker 1: but it was both of the Moley one. So when
Speaker 1: he called me for that third when I was like,
Speaker 1: don't know what I think of the beat, it don't
Speaker 1: matter what the motherfucker's sound like, because I'm getting on
Speaker 1: this record. And it wasn't like I wasn't willing to
Speaker 1: get on the other record. I was more intimidated about
Speaker 1: rapping to that style. Yeah, you know who really helped
Speaker 1: me get over? Like who helped me a lot, now'll
Speaker 1: be honest. Joe Moses and Ty Dollarson. That was the
Speaker 1: ones like last is You're really good as a rapper dog.
Speaker 1: You could wrap on all this ship easy. I'm like, na,
Speaker 1: this ship, you gotta do a different Like noa, just
Speaker 1: let go for me. And they told me, and I
Speaker 1: remember they put me on the song with Corrupt and
Speaker 1: Ty and that song was hard Um. I forgot the
Speaker 1: name of him, but it was dope. And after that,
Speaker 1: I was like, ship, it don't matter what niggas playing,
Speaker 1: I could wrap it on this ship. It was on
Speaker 1: it was on their first project together. What's the name
Speaker 1: of that project? Uh tying and and uh tying Joe
Speaker 1: Moses project. We can have weekend on it on the weekend,
Speaker 1: you know. It's crazy about the project was fired though?
Speaker 1: About that that thing though, I was like, I said,
Speaker 1: I was smoking, and I was like, I made the beat,
Speaker 1: it was whatever, and I started smoking. I'm like, day,
Speaker 1: I gotta sentence to problem. So I never even heard
Speaker 1: your song. That's what's crazy. I just came to the
Speaker 1: studio here like, Oh, you ain't hurt the ship. I
Speaker 1: think it popped it. That's him. I'm gonna hard. Oh,
Speaker 1: like the nigga really be like like bringing up Snoop
Speaker 1: and problem, like the generation that that I'm a part
Speaker 1: of the generation before me, Like I'll be really proud,
Speaker 1: like even you know, it's a lot of rhetoric about
Speaker 1: certain legends and ship like that, and sure we could
Speaker 1: start talking about this that and the details of it all,
Speaker 1: but I really appreciate them niggers. Like somehow the last
Speaker 1: three podcasts we've talked about Kanye somebody, this is gonna
Speaker 1: be another Kanye thing real fast. I'm not gonna talk
Speaker 1: about cut, but this is going to be another thing
Speaker 1: about because it matters, because it's the comparable. It's a
Speaker 1: camp because it's not like I'm saying it about you.
Speaker 1: I love you. He's in my top five. But remember
Speaker 1: when I was saying to y'all like like, yeah, like
Speaker 1: when ya does his ship right, Yea doesn't speak with confidence.
Speaker 1: You know, I'm saying, he don't speak with confidence even
Speaker 1: when he said that ship, like George Buss doesn't like
Speaker 1: Black people like I grew up to ice Q. Ice
Speaker 1: Q was like Funk the president and talking crazy to everybody,
Speaker 1: the Korean people that they fail was oppressing us in
Speaker 1: the community, like all all the niggas I grew up
Speaker 1: listening to, not just my gummies in my in my
Speaker 1: you know, community, but even the rappers spoke with their chest,
Speaker 1: and I love I like that much about that. That's
Speaker 1: a big part of why I'm the man I am.
Speaker 1: I mean, even when them Nick is looking at me crazy,
Speaker 1: I still speak with my chest like yeah, y'all can't
Speaker 1: take none of this ship back. You already made me
Speaker 1: the monster that I am. You feel me like in
Speaker 1: my ship work, my hands working, you know, the willingness
Speaker 1: makes it all work out for me real life. But
Speaker 1: it's so aggravating looking at niggas today. What you mean,
Speaker 1: I genuinely feel like an old nigga now, like I
Speaker 1: never thought I would feel like an old nigga. Doult,
Speaker 1: You're just like, Okay, yeah, I gotta be old because
Speaker 1: this is not it's a complete metro sexual culture. Niggas
Speaker 1: used the exact same slang as motherfucking women, the exact
Speaker 1: same like I was listening to a nigga talk and
Speaker 1: that nigga said it's given. I still don't even understand
Speaker 1: what that mean. You're not supposed to You don't have
Speaker 1: a vagina, That's all I'll be hearing. And I'm like,
Speaker 1: you don't have a vagina, bro, you're not really supposed
Speaker 1: to understand. Yes, he likes women, but I'm telling you
Speaker 1: there's a metro sexual culture like niggas and women wearing
Speaker 1: the exact same shoes now exactly. I just got some Jordans,
Speaker 1: and you know that's different, like right that that's still
Speaker 1: a rarely thing. I mean, like they're wearing the same
Speaker 1: shoes like the crocs. Okay, you're actually talking about it's
Speaker 1: just wearing the same ship. It's like the culture is
Speaker 1: becoming metro. Understand it. But that's a male nurse, right,
Speaker 1: n that's a male nurse. I'm not saying they're not.
Speaker 1: But the thing is, we would sacrifice comfort right for
Speaker 1: the sake of masculinity, like to project. Okay, so it's like,
Speaker 1: if you got comfortable shoes on, you're not. It's not comfortable.
Speaker 1: The problem is men shoes sometimes are supposed to be uncomfortable,
Speaker 1: like a nigga. You haven't wore some timberland. Timberlands are
Speaker 1: not fucking comfortable, but they are. They screamed masculinity. And
Speaker 1: I'm a big I'm a big believer in you know,
Speaker 1: function and purposes. But I do respect the order of things.
Speaker 1: So I respect men like women. Right, women wear high heels.
Speaker 1: Those are unfucking comfortable, but they do it for the look.
Speaker 1: I respect that about women. Men we're timberling boots. They
Speaker 1: do it for the look, right, But I respected. You
Speaker 1: know it's uncomfortable what you're doing for the look. I respected.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, But what I'm looking at is every nigger
Speaker 1: don't care about projecting any type of I'm I can't
Speaker 1: just blame me and even women like women calling getting
Speaker 1: aid out head, Give me some head, I would beat
Speaker 1: a bit up. Don't ever like that, and I will
Speaker 1: knock her head off. Give me some head. Hell is
Speaker 1: wrong with you? I don't use head. I don't I
Speaker 1: don't say what you say. I was really saying. I
Speaker 1: think I think if I say anything like oh, I
Speaker 1: don't say it. What do I say? You're gonna go?
Speaker 1: I don't say it, don't say nothing that happened, just happened.
Speaker 1: But even you talking to your partner like we like
Speaker 1: you should not. Yeah, yeah, that's like I'm cool with
Speaker 1: that clearing like I'm cool with somebody saying they ate it.
Speaker 1: I'm saying no woman for woman, say he ate it.
Speaker 1: That's that's you know what I mean. And nig saying
Speaker 1: that too though she ate the really yeah because but
Speaker 1: I'm telling you it's because I think both jen is
Speaker 1: because are jealous of each other. But I'm telling you
Speaker 1: I realized this, and I said this on prior podcast.
Speaker 1: This is now We're smag dead in the center of
Speaker 1: the bitch Nigger era, the bitch Nigga era. Earlier today,
Speaker 1: I was looking at somebody argue with the woman screaming
Speaker 1: at her and doing all of this, and like just
Speaker 1: you're yelling at this lady, and I'm looking at this
Speaker 1: nigga like the funk is going on, and I've seen
Speaker 1: the same person argue with me and and it is
Speaker 1: not nowhere near the energy in person. And as he's saying,
Speaker 1: she bound to that ship. But but I think what
Speaker 1: it because is what I think is to truly like,
Speaker 1: I think a reasonable amount of the populations men are
Speaker 1: pop you know, are men right by by defarlt like
Speaker 1: they'll stand up for themselves, they'll represent what they own.
Speaker 1: But I think what hip hop you had that one
Speaker 1: percent of just super culture, you know, masculine guys, you
Speaker 1: know what I mean. Like I said, when I think
Speaker 1: of the guys I grew up listening to iced t que,
Speaker 1: these guys who are ticularly well spoken, they said it
Speaker 1: with their chest. My homies in the streets would do
Speaker 1: what they haven't, do whatever they had to do to
Speaker 1: make sure you got the fucking point. That ship was dope.
Speaker 1: But what's fucking changing because is now niggas is like
Speaker 1: plead now and I'm noticing it. When I listened to
Speaker 1: the music, a lot of niggas are expressing with women
Speaker 1: feel calling out women now to social media. But I'm
Speaker 1: gonna tell you why. It is because of social media.
Speaker 1: Because social media became the first place where people can
Speaker 1: have an opinion and not be held accountable for it.
Speaker 1: And you don't gotta see them, you ain't gotta be nothing.
Speaker 1: It's nigga away here talking what I'm saying. That's why
Speaker 1: social media did that. That's why. That's why I was
Speaker 1: just telling my home and the same ship. Like kids
Speaker 1: don't see what they want to grow up and be now,
Speaker 1: they just get on the internet getting money. I want
Speaker 1: to be like that man and nigga. I remember when
Speaker 1: bitch ass niggas you come around and you ask some money,
Speaker 1: it's a bitch as nigga. Nigga took your money. Now niggas,
Speaker 1: I'll be watching older niggas, big bro, younger niggas because
Speaker 1: they got some money. Come on. That ship is creepy
Speaker 1: and it's a representation of two things. One where we
Speaker 1: at economically how bad people are hurting for money and
Speaker 1: opportunities right too. But it's also at this overinflated value
Speaker 1: on curvency as being some sense of like masculinity versus
Speaker 1: somebody that just could have money, I'm telling you, and
Speaker 1: a lot of money. Yeah. But my thing is I
Speaker 1: have never judged the nigga by his money. Like I've
Speaker 1: always been blessing enough to make a reasonable amount of
Speaker 1: you know, economics and get to it. So I never
Speaker 1: had to really respect no nigga because he was getting money.
Speaker 1: But I know this is where we're at because of
Speaker 1: social media. Most niggas is respecting niggas because they get
Speaker 1: money or they're famous. So look, I got a question
Speaker 1: for that. I had a big debate with the nigga
Speaker 1: that told me he would have rather have money than respect.
Speaker 1: And I tell the nigga, we had a big ass
Speaker 1: debate about it because I said, why you think niggas
Speaker 1: robbed niggas because they don't respect him. If he had
Speaker 1: respect for the nigga, let him have his money. Now,
Speaker 1: when the nigga disrespects you, what is they doing trying
Speaker 1: to steal from me? That's disrespecting you because you work
Speaker 1: for something. Respect the money. What's more important to respect
Speaker 1: the money? Yeah, I have to have respect because the
Speaker 1: nigga that see this broke nigga right here walking he
Speaker 1: gonna he respect. He might have had some money then,
Speaker 1: but he probably give him some money just because he
Speaker 1: respecting him so much, like damn, I respect it, like
Speaker 1: he used to do this and that he said when
Speaker 1: he had a car, used to pick me up, not
Speaker 1: I got money and the game ship. I don't respect that.
Speaker 1: I ain't never walked into a room with a rich
Speaker 1: nigger and he ain't gave me no respect. But I
Speaker 1: didn't walk in the room full of rich niggas and
Speaker 1: not respecting nobody in the room because nigga gets some
Speaker 1: money and be acting like like I was shutting the
Speaker 1: game never had Like that's the wrong nigger that actually
Speaker 1: have money because his intentions is wrong. But but then
Speaker 1: again that's see a lot. So it's almost a problem,
Speaker 1: right because now when we start talking about bleeding black
Speaker 1: and white like Nigga moments like the TV show because
Speaker 1: Boon dots where where, don't get me wrong, at the most,
Speaker 1: at the levels that we grew up at in wis Compton,
Speaker 1: all of these poor places, any pork ghetto around the world,
Speaker 1: you know what I anywhere's you know, crime is happening,
Speaker 1: you know what I mean? Um, there is an overinflated
Speaker 1: value for like um ego, like pride, is over because
Speaker 1: because it's your sole possession, you overvalue it and you
Speaker 1: would do anything to protect it. So I do think
Speaker 1: that there's an unhealthy level of value people could have
Speaker 1: for the ego, right, their pride, their reputation. That your
Speaker 1: reputation is the most valuable thing. So I think when
Speaker 1: you that kind of poor, you feel me the reputation,
Speaker 1: you can overvalue the reputation. And then that's when you're
Speaker 1: in that situation where you see what ship is happening.
Speaker 1: That's what happened to Baby Lane with Tupac. It's a
Speaker 1: serious over volume of reputation where you like, yeah, knocked
Speaker 1: down the pope because disrespect me. You know, I mean
Speaker 1: not sizing it up size in the moment to figure
Speaker 1: out if there's a better alternative. And I get it,
Speaker 1: but we're in a space now so that why that
Speaker 1: is unhealthy. It's still very much is better than where
Speaker 1: right now, being a bitch ass nigga is praised. And
Speaker 1: when I'm saying a bitch ass nigga, I don't mean
Speaker 1: like bitch ass nigga like when we was little kids,
Speaker 1: you casting my bitch ass nigg I mean literally niggas
Speaker 1: who act like bitches the adjective of the A. Now
Speaker 1: I'm listening to the records and I'm listening to niggas
Speaker 1: like I'll be listening to niggas trying to tell me
Speaker 1: about how women listened in the third I'm like, Bro,
Speaker 1: that's not gonna get you, no pussy, take your cape off.
Speaker 1: You cannot say she's unsavable. And they will be in
Speaker 1: the comments, they'll be like, oh, you know, and she's unstavable, Bro,
Speaker 1: She's going to keep falling down the well. You cannot
Speaker 1: save her. So I think it's I think it's better
Speaker 1: to have that overinflated value of reputation than to have
Speaker 1: no sense of reputation at all, and you just walk
Speaker 1: around thinking that money means something to you. I tweeted
Speaker 1: something a little earlier, and I said, women spend their
Speaker 1: whole life trying to convince everybody else. If you think
Speaker 1: about it, they were makeup all the stuff. They spend
Speaker 1: their whole life trying to convince everybody else. Men spend
Speaker 1: their whole life trying to convince themselves. Sure you know
Speaker 1: what I'm saying. We we try to tell ourselves where
Speaker 1: that niked. I mean, if you know you that Nigga,
Speaker 1: you don't really get funk with nobody. You spend your
Speaker 1: whole life trying to convince yourself. Women spend their life
Speaker 1: trying to convince everybody else. But now we're in this
Speaker 1: weird situation where you got men spending their life trying
Speaker 1: to convince everybody else. I'm looking at Nigga's instagram just
Speaker 1: doing it. Yeah, I'm looking at Nigga's Instagram, and they
Speaker 1: like women like they use money like women use makeup.
Speaker 1: It saw like a cover up. I just feel like
Speaker 1: it's really a competition. Like you said, what you mean,
Speaker 1: it's a competition. I'm saying that they try to make
Speaker 1: it like right now, a lot of them are trying
Speaker 1: like men and women. It's just like all I can
Speaker 1: do kind of like what you said before, Like we're
Speaker 1: not equal, you know what I'm saying. But they'll try
Speaker 1: to do the same things or try to put on
Speaker 1: this for sign and it's just like that's way I
Speaker 1: to female pay for my food too. Fun. Don't see that.
Speaker 1: Don't do that. Let me say it, let me no, no,
Speaker 1: let me never hold on, hold on, hold on before
Speaker 1: y'all say it like that. I only do that just
Speaker 1: to see what she's gonna say. If I take a girl,
Speaker 1: I always pay. I said, I only say that just
Speaker 1: to see her mentality if I said it, if she said, yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm I understand what type of girls? You know what
Speaker 1: I mean. I don't want to just be like, oh,
Speaker 1: he's gonna take me. I ain't never got it. What
Speaker 1: if I damn I lost my wallet? She got ship?
Speaker 1: I just sat there looking stupid. No, but I'm just
Speaker 1: saying I'm saying it. I'm like, once you pay, like
Speaker 1: a will, but in the back of mine, I'm still
Speaker 1: gonna giving her money back. But whatever we paid for it,
Speaker 1: just to show her, because you know, I'm just like,
Speaker 1: who you fucking with? I respect that I'm working with her.
Speaker 1: I have her like if if that's your guy, and
Speaker 1: to see who down for you. You have to do
Speaker 1: ship like that because having some little thing at the
Speaker 1: end of the day, she's probably just you know, you're
Speaker 1: always hanging with the wrong motherfucker. Is that a deal
Speaker 1: breakerd for you? Then? Not necessarily, but that's just something
Speaker 1: I have to check because it's like, at the end
Speaker 1: of the day, being somebody having some fame, you know,
Speaker 1: everything come with money. They're not trying to really get
Speaker 1: with you because you know you're famous, so how can
Speaker 1: I get some money? You know what I mean? Some
Speaker 1: people really like you. That's why I sunk with a
Speaker 1: lot of people I've been working with, Like I ain't
Speaker 1: really like growing up. I've been having the same friends.
Speaker 1: The only thing we ever do is probably talk ship
Speaker 1: to each other. But if we ain't been friends for
Speaker 1: twenty years of plus they're not my friends like this
Speaker 1: and ain't been my friend and then he's been friends
Speaker 1: with another friend, so that's best friends and that cousin.
Speaker 1: So it's like damn, it's a whole circle. So I
Speaker 1: don't even look at you as a friend. You're my
Speaker 1: brother now you feel me, so you know what? That's dope? Like,
Speaker 1: So I can't say that all my friends. One of
Speaker 1: my oldest friends, I got a friend that's them there
Speaker 1: from first grade. Name is Jabari Washington first grade. Like
Speaker 1: it's probably one of my first if not my first
Speaker 1: friend in for me, we solid now I funk with
Speaker 1: him to this day. I'm actually feel to do some
Speaker 1: solid ship for him because that's just my guy, you
Speaker 1: know what I mean. That we've been little kids like
Speaker 1: that long, so I realized. What I realized is alone
Speaker 1: the way you can make friends with people that have
Speaker 1: genuine interest that you respect about them. I mean, but
Speaker 1: one thing also is I don't treat every friend the
Speaker 1: same like some friends. I do different ship with versus
Speaker 1: these friends. So I don't You don't got to be
Speaker 1: like this all inclusive partner. You feel me like I
Speaker 1: could be able to tell you anything. All my partners
Speaker 1: ain't like that. Some of my partner's gossip black girls,
Speaker 1: they still more partners, so I just won't tell them.
Speaker 1: Nothing exactly went over around certain ships. But it's just
Speaker 1: to this weird place where, like I said, while I'm
Speaker 1: listening to the music and everything is false and bullshit
Speaker 1: like everybody's catering since two thousand and four, I'm gonna
Speaker 1: tell you what kicked off the bitch, and forgive me
Speaker 1: for saying this. This is gonna be fucked up. Kanye
Speaker 1: West is the first kind of guy coming in like
Speaker 1: that where he has a super feminine type of energy,
Speaker 1: but he still projected a level of masculinity that I
Speaker 1: respected to some degree. But if you look at this
Speaker 1: initial stuff, it was very like why y'all chipping on me?
Speaker 1: Or wish it was always like why why versus what
Speaker 1: I'm saying. He got that to the day, like that's why,
Speaker 1: and that's why everybody mad. It's it's super he do
Speaker 1: this every year, but we're not gonna do that. He
Speaker 1: always talk about, I'm not that's not my top two.
Speaker 1: I'm just saying, you know, but so, but in two
Speaker 1: thousand and four, so when fifty came out of two
Speaker 1: thousand and three, fim me get Richard doc Ron came out.
Speaker 1: Masculinity became like at a swollen height because like it
Speaker 1: was us when I was growing up where it was
Speaker 1: like the gang was looking like and they got scared.
Speaker 1: The whole rap gang was like, oh ship, not this again.
Speaker 1: I mean they start thinking pocking biggie. You know that's
Speaker 1: their favorite thing, pocking biggie. So they're like, oh, this
Speaker 1: nigga that came out. He then sold ten million, nine million,
Speaker 1: eight million records. You feel me. He got niggas own own,
Speaker 1: Like niggas is tripping, these niggas might stand up for
Speaker 1: their selves. He interjected masculinity and attitude back in the niggas.
Speaker 1: So they was like, holy shit, and they see fIF
Speaker 1: they see gun. These niggas like fashionably savvy or nothing.
Speaker 1: These niggas is wearing tank tops and muscles and vessels
Speaker 1: and guns and ship. They was like, oh, we got
Speaker 1: to do something about this, and so they started looking.
Speaker 1: The industry started looking. They was like, with these niggas,
Speaker 1: might these brothers might stand up for themselves. They was like,
Speaker 1: what's on the landscape, Hey, Dann, you got something over there?
Speaker 1: And Dann, heyya. So two thousand three right, was about
Speaker 1: this nigga. For me, that's from the poorest of community,
Speaker 1: Southside Queens where he front to make a queen is
Speaker 1: fucked up. I didn't chilled through that motherfucker for like weeks.
Speaker 1: That ship fucked up, and this nigga come from that.
Speaker 1: This the this, the niggative roles. Fifth is the roads
Speaker 1: that grew through that fifty cents. He was like, we
Speaker 1: need to get some cut these niggas down. These niggas
Speaker 1: might get some confidence and start tripping. So Dame and
Speaker 1: them ben had ya they did, but they didn't have
Speaker 1: no space. But then She's like, hold up, we need
Speaker 1: to dilute these nigga. Ease niggas is getting pure again.
Speaker 1: These nigga might stand up for the shulf last time
Speaker 1: Snooper draf came out for me, the nigga started a
Speaker 1: ride because we whoop the nigga ass. Remember that what
Speaker 1: Rodney King niggas like, hold up, bro y'all whoop home
Speaker 1: as nigga. Y're not going to tell you for the
Speaker 1: burning ship down. See back then they didn't even have
Speaker 1: to kill a nigga. Right now they're killing niggas and
Speaker 1: everybody ain't riding back then, You what Rodney King g ass,
Speaker 1: he didn't even died. He actually held back normal. They
Speaker 1: whooped us that we burned his motherfucker down. When they'
Speaker 1: that's the influence of real urban culture, pure Snoop dre
Speaker 1: que or that fear mean that that ship fast forward.
Speaker 1: You get Fifth, so you get us back to our
Speaker 1: energy now and he gets just feeling their shops like whatever,
Speaker 1: I don't fun with these the white folks there to
Speaker 1: pisch the nigga the wrong way with a burn some
Speaker 1: shit down. He's like, how can we dilute these niggers?
Speaker 1: And here come my nigga. Yeah, come out right. So
Speaker 1: Fifth the Devil Strip struggles coming through Southside. MC queen's
Speaker 1: crazy madness because it's just crazy, just madness, he got
Speaker 1: shot nine times. Beuse crawled out of the streets, started
Speaker 1: lifting ways because got bigg a year, took his enemies
Speaker 1: down for the hottest label. His nigga is a monster.
Speaker 1: And then yeah he comes and the depth of his
Speaker 1: struggle is overcoming a car crash. Right, I don't like,
Speaker 1: right fired, But I'm saying. But I'm saying because like
Speaker 1: he's such a scientist. The ship just jamming, But when
Speaker 1: you listen to the struggle, it's like the softest ship
Speaker 1: in the world. Accident, that's American bro fifth got shot
Speaker 1: nine times because they left him dead, and they left
Speaker 1: him shot in the streets. This thing got to a
Speaker 1: car accident. He got shot in his mouth. He got
Speaker 1: shot in the face nine times. She didn't in the tooth.
Speaker 1: He still was rapping this. They got into a car accident.
Speaker 1: His boss accused him of stealing pants. That was That
Speaker 1: was the plife of Kanye West's Like his whole ship
Speaker 1: was like the spaceships. He like he worked at the
Speaker 1: Gap and boss like he thought he might have stole pints.
Speaker 1: And I was like, so we go from a nigga
Speaker 1: who the whole New York is against him, and he
Speaker 1: got shot nine times. The big this drug dealer at
Speaker 1: the time got him shot and he overcome that. And
Speaker 1: niggas don't want to say this. So he comes to
Speaker 1: the West Coast, meet Dre and he built his way
Speaker 1: up to the top. Mixed, take craze, all this street ship,
Speaker 1: fight against the murdering niggas, squabbling, get stabbed, fighting, banging mama,
Speaker 1: trip of kids, son, don't fucking with him, and he
Speaker 1: overcome all this ship and just become the guy that
Speaker 1: is the sign of ultimate masculinity. He overcame all that.
Speaker 1: This nigga boss accused him of stealing pants. That's his struggle.
Speaker 1: The boss accused me of stealing pins. I can't do
Speaker 1: to a car accident, but it was for the ladies. Yes,
Speaker 1: y'all did. And I'm glad you're being honest. And y'all
Speaker 1: got this, and y'all got these bitch ass nigga's going.
Speaker 1: That's the point. Now you're mad, But listen, this goes
Speaker 1: into a whole ain't tone, because it's the whole thing.
Speaker 1: We created a space. No let me finish. No, you
Speaker 1: did it and you accepted it. Y'all thought y'all had
Speaker 1: a nice guy. He just wasn't funk with you got
Speaker 1: a white ladies. Sure, no, yes, because y'all don't just
Speaker 1: like songs. You have to like the person. That's the
Speaker 1: thing about women, y'all don't just like m Kanye's music
Speaker 1: is so good that we really didn't have to like it.
Speaker 1: Right now, I would never trust me. That's a lie.
Speaker 1: If y'all knew what nigga was abusive, you nigg is
Speaker 1: still gonna be acting funny with him. Y'all y'all listening
Speaker 1: to new R Kelly, I'm r Kelly. You don't even
Speaker 1: listen to R kelly last album? That mother probably came
Speaker 1: out to the point I'm saying to you, is y'all
Speaker 1: need that. So when y'all started to rebel against masculinity,
Speaker 1: team like, oh niggas are what you call it? What
Speaker 1: you called me? And that was like they's like too
Speaker 1: hard on women. They showed they mask their misogynists. You
Speaker 1: get Kanye West. We thank you, ladies, thank you for that.
Speaker 1: So now all though everybody had to follow that, it's
Speaker 1: a copycat league like basket think about where we got to.
Speaker 1: But I mean, but here hyping it up. We're not
Speaker 1: hyping it up. You're liking it. You have to like
Speaker 1: what you like. But he's in y'all top five and two.
Speaker 1: We have to like what you like. I have to
Speaker 1: like Mary J. Blige, even though every last Mary J.
Speaker 1: Blige song paints herself as the victim. Eventually you did bullshit.
Speaker 1: It ain't everybody else for Mary goddamn well, she just
Speaker 1: talking about her stuff and her. I need her. I
Speaker 1: need her to explain what the bulls. Women only telling. Yes,
Speaker 1: men tell the whole story. We tell the whole story
Speaker 1: all the time, every time if I listen, I told
Speaker 1: the story about the nigger I got into it where
Speaker 1: in jail. This is a real story. I plunged a
Speaker 1: gene nigga from from the beach. Right we was in
Speaker 1: the state modules a trustem y'all was passing out courts,
Speaker 1: and it used to be a gene nigger right in
Speaker 1: there from Long Beach. And it was two gen niggas
Speaker 1: from Watts Front Street and Backstreet. These g watch niggas
Speaker 1: ain't from wearing around the corner. So I would give
Speaker 1: him extra trays one day to Long Beach. O g
Speaker 1: nigga was like, hey, glassman hooked me up with atra tray.
Speaker 1: I'm like, I got you, my nigga. I don't got
Speaker 1: no more to that game. To them, you always look
Speaker 1: got the wash. He tripping. I'm like, my nigga, I
Speaker 1: said I got you tomorrow. Because he's still talking crazy.
Speaker 1: I'm like here, whatever fuck you cause like now you
Speaker 1: don't get ship nigga, blah blah blah. I'm laughing high
Speaker 1: walking off the next day, I'm walking past this nigga.
Speaker 1: Motherfucker sale. This nigga grasped me against the bars my
Speaker 1: whole boy, Like that's how watched State Module bars is
Speaker 1: nick grabbed me, pulled me on the bars. I don't
Speaker 1: know what he's about to do. I'm nineteen years old.
Speaker 1: I could fight him getting big, but this nigga is
Speaker 1: a G nigga about six fold nigga yoked up for me,
Speaker 1: real G nigga. So I didn't got enough fight at
Speaker 1: this point, so I pulled my ship back for me.
Speaker 1: Punch you right to the bars. Boom, split it ship
Speaker 1: ship flip. He goes backwards. This was a good punch.
Speaker 1: This nigga didn't fall. He stumbles back, nose busted and
Speaker 1: all that fucked up. Jump on the bar with both
Speaker 1: motherfucking arms and feet scream I'm gonna kill you little
Speaker 1: watch bit. Yes, nigga, I'm gonna kill you. This nigga
Speaker 1: was and I that day as that kid. I was
Speaker 1: so glad those bars was there. So by the time
Speaker 1: I get back upstairs to the nine thousand the floor,
Speaker 1: this is where the main line is. That the nine
Speaker 1: thosand floor. They they're moving from fire to the nine.
Speaker 1: Now I'm up there, They're like me, glasses, Nigga said,
Speaker 1: you fired up the nigga for longe Be ship. Yeah.
Speaker 1: I didn't go like that. It's way more complicated. He's like,
Speaker 1: what you mean, did you split the ship? Yeah, but
Speaker 1: it's not like that. I told that story to the
Speaker 1: Homi Douche mac a week ago. To this day, I'm
Speaker 1: not proud of it. I tell the exact story I'm seeing.
Speaker 1: I'm not. I know it's not true. I know I
Speaker 1: wasn't this super tough nigga that fired the ship up
Speaker 1: and just was barking it. I realized I was a fool,
Speaker 1: stay alive entry and I was glad the bars was
Speaker 1: between us. I just told the truth because Nigga's opposed
Speaker 1: to keep it hot, I'm not. I just need to
Speaker 1: convince myself. So long as I convinced myself, I'm good.
Speaker 1: I don't mind telling y'all the moments while I'm not victorious.
Speaker 1: Women convince everybody else. Y'all have to make it feel
Speaker 1: like y'all relationships. But now these niggas just taking your space.
Speaker 1: That's why y'all have these problems with these niggas. That's
Speaker 1: why you're looking at him and you're like, what the
Speaker 1: fun is going on? Because these niggas just trying to
Speaker 1: be you. Y'all created this air, and I blame women.
Speaker 1: We created a world that have y'all. We created a world.
Speaker 1: We created a world that gave y'all no accountability. You
Speaker 1: don't even have to take care of yourself like yo. Goal.
Speaker 1: The world we created for y'all. Yr goal was to
Speaker 1: find a nigga to take care of you. That's how
Speaker 1: much of a space we created for you. You literally
Speaker 1: were not responsible. You're missing the point. You start doing that, girls,
Speaker 1: ship don't start doing that, girl, listen to listen to
Speaker 1: my point. I didn't say. I said success for y'all
Speaker 1: was finding a nigga to take care of y'all. That
Speaker 1: was success for y'all. Everybody in the community around the
Speaker 1: world would view you as successful. If you found the
Speaker 1: nigger to take care of you, that was successful. Congratulations.
Speaker 1: I cannot believe you found the niggnna take care of you.
Speaker 1: This is this is before, but since the seventy since
Speaker 1: y'all got with these white women, when the white women
Speaker 1: was doing a little uh equal equal rights march and
Speaker 1: all the hell of protests. The white folk and they
Speaker 1: came and got y'all a loud ass because they knew
Speaker 1: y'all talked the loudest. We're gonna get the black women
Speaker 1: down with our struggle because they're gonna talk the loudest.
Speaker 1: Then y'all started rebuking against us, like we ever was
Speaker 1: getting more money to y'all in the first place. We
Speaker 1: just broke as you motherfucker's. But the white women got
Speaker 1: y'all because I talk loud, I said, we need to
Speaker 1: you know. That's that's the thing democrats, white women. A
Speaker 1: liberal is a white woman's perspective. So when the white
Speaker 1: women want somebody to talk, they come talk to y'all.
Speaker 1: Think about it. When Hillary Clinton, she come find somebody
Speaker 1: with hot sauce in their baga, because they run to y'all.
Speaker 1: Y'all literally become the pond, the puppet of liberal and
Speaker 1: democrat forel me. Y'all become that, and they put their
Speaker 1: arm in your back and they get you'll going so really,
Speaker 1: y'all started kind of getting away from the space of
Speaker 1: unaccountability we created for y'all late as the seventies and
Speaker 1: then just moving forward and now we're in the space toward.
Speaker 1: Niggas feel like you live here too. Niggas feel like
Speaker 1: I used to ask niggas on Facebook, you will split
Speaker 1: the mortgage to rent with your lady. Hell yeah, she
Speaker 1: lived here too. You trying to Are you saying that
Speaker 1: the music is what started it? No, I'm not saying music.
Speaker 1: That's not That's not what I'm saying, y'all, it's not Listen,
Speaker 1: I'm making a valid I'm giving you everything. When the
Speaker 1: woman's rights movement happened, it was for white women. They
Speaker 1: were complaining that they were doing because trust me, if
Speaker 1: the one thing white men hate worse than black men
Speaker 1: is white women, white men do not funk with white women.
Speaker 1: They are hard on women. Y'all think black black men
Speaker 1: are hard on with white men are hard they like look,
Speaker 1: shut up, get pray to barefoot blah blah blah. For me,
Speaker 1: that's that's them at their true nature. We always had
Speaker 1: to stick together because ain't none of us had money.
Speaker 1: It was all off the planet taste. So everybody were
Speaker 1: your baby kidding, washing clothes. I'm working at yard train,
Speaker 1: doing whatever. We made it work. But when the white
Speaker 1: women started to rebel against their white husbands and that
Speaker 1: and that, you know, and that and that woman's rights march,
Speaker 1: it wasn't working for them. So they came and got
Speaker 1: the loudest motherfucker on the on on the planet earth
Speaker 1: black women, and y'all started screaming, and y'all started believing
Speaker 1: in it, and then they started creating spaces to where
Speaker 1: you could get rid of us and still be okay. Now,
Speaker 1: you wouldn't have a quality living of love, you wouldn't
Speaker 1: have a quality life of extra you know, getting greater ship,
Speaker 1: but you could at least have the bare minimums of
Speaker 1: the county food stamps session there you have all as
Speaker 1: long as you're nigga, not around long? Is that nigga?
Speaker 1: It's not around right? So then this became your march.
Speaker 1: I start martching from the into now to nowta now
Speaker 1: to where y'all put Kanye West in the spot of
Speaker 1: hip hop, and he spaed. And Kanye is a nigga
Speaker 1: who still gotten some masculinity. That's the thing. Like as
Speaker 1: as harsh as I am on him, he still got
Speaker 1: a little nigga in there. But you fast forward now
Speaker 1: to these niggas like his offsprings, like he already he exactly,
Speaker 1: he already was a copy of a copy of a
Speaker 1: copy of a copy of a copy of a copy.
Speaker 1: Now you got niggas that I don't even know what's
Speaker 1: going on. These niggas use you all, They all use y'all. Right,
Speaker 1: Jack Harlow, use y'all. Shout out to Jack. I don't
Speaker 1: mean that dispectfully, but black women put you in position.
Speaker 1: I think you know that one day hes gonna turn
Speaker 1: to a white guy. No, you're missing a point right now.
Speaker 1: He liked sisters, Drake like this the whole time. You
Speaker 1: day to get assistance. I can't believe he had a
Speaker 1: baby with a white woman. So but that's the point.
Speaker 1: He was always gonna have a baby with a white woman.
Speaker 1: He was always gonna have a baby. He's going to
Speaker 1: marry a white woman. See, this is the thing they
Speaker 1: use y'all did the era of bitch as nigked. This
Speaker 1: is the main marketing strategy of the era of the
Speaker 1: bitch as Nigga used black women because everybody can relate
Speaker 1: to a black women. If Hillary Clinton show up because
Speaker 1: with hot sauce on her bag to black women like,
Speaker 1: oh she got out, she's one of us. If Jack
Speaker 1: Harlow put a couple of y'all in the video, y'all
Speaker 1: like Jack Harlow loves us said that in a song. Yes,
Speaker 1: he said that. Uh and when you get on he
Speaker 1: asked for a white girl exactly said that on What
Speaker 1: was that? Yeah? So it sounds harsh, right, but trust me,
Speaker 1: I have sat back, read and thought about this, and
Speaker 1: so it's y'all fault. So we go through all this
Speaker 1: ship to create a space for you all to be unaccountable.
Speaker 1: Nobody cares if you could take care of yourself. You're
Speaker 1: not even disrespected as a woman if you can't take
Speaker 1: care of yourself. Not in real masculinity pre you know,
Speaker 1: when I was little, it's still like that. If you
Speaker 1: you waited actually at home to something Nigga could come
Speaker 1: take care of you. That was like your purpose because
Speaker 1: you you wait at home, nigga. Your daddy took care
Speaker 1: of you all the way till I come and get you.
Speaker 1: And and nobody looked at you as a nobody looked
Speaker 1: at you as a failure because nobody was like, you're
Speaker 1: a failure. It's like, okay, he s didin't found her husband.
Speaker 1: Now y'all created a space. Y'all did this fucking with them.
Speaker 1: White ladies. Y'all created a space to where you actually
Speaker 1: have to go out and be successful and still finding
Speaker 1: nigga that want to take care of you and still
Speaker 1: maintain your whole life. Isn't such a funk up? Not?
Speaker 1: You are expected to have long eyelashes that are not long.
Speaker 1: You are expected to have straight here even let me finish.
Speaker 1: White women did do that. White women started the last year.
Speaker 1: Yes they did. You expected to have white lady hair,
Speaker 1: even though your hair is curly. Everything. White women, y'all
Speaker 1: decided that this is what we had to be. And
Speaker 1: so what happens is so now y'all getting judged like
Speaker 1: niggas because we're in a bitch nigg era. Y'all are
Speaker 1: getting judged like like niggas. If you don't have a
Speaker 1: ben sniggers like that, but just broke. I've heard songs
Speaker 1: with niggas I just talked about broke bitches broke. I'm like,
Speaker 1: who the fund cares? Where the woman got? As far
Speaker 1: as money, I come from an ever man where girls
Speaker 1: when I was in high school man or soon like
Speaker 1: gradually on Chris, y'all, girl could be the hottest motherfucker
Speaker 1: out there without fit from the seven dollars though, But
Speaker 1: guys don't say that in these songs. They want a
Speaker 1: bad bitch. Know, these niggas that y'all created, you ain't
Speaker 1: never heard You never heard ice Cube said he wanted
Speaker 1: a bad bitch. You never heard Snoop say wanted a
Speaker 1: bad bitch. Yeah, niggas actually got bitches that they buried.
Speaker 1: That's regular bitches that stay bitches you never heard you
Speaker 1: talking about. They're always talking about a certain type of
Speaker 1: it might not be before even the niggas like jay
Speaker 1: Z was like, I'm going to turn my bitch, but
Speaker 1: I'm gonna buy her her first birken. I bought you
Speaker 1: this bag. The niggas that y'all have created, the monsters
Speaker 1: y'all created, literally like you better have this when you
Speaker 1: come to me. She got her own, y'all k neeed minds.
Speaker 1: Ain't no nigga, no real man never said that. Who
Speaker 1: the funk kids? What she got? That's mine? She is
Speaker 1: my responsibility. Brandy's minds expected minds. But in this era
Speaker 1: a bitch as nigga that y'all have allowed to happen.
Speaker 1: These niggas expect you'll to have burken when you come up.
Speaker 1: These niggas expect you to live on your own when
Speaker 1: you come up. They expect you to have a bins
Speaker 1: when you come up. They expect you to have all
Speaker 1: that a bang and asked body kids, everything and not
Speaker 1: one motherfucking nothing like you can't have their flaw What
Speaker 1: y'all don't even know what the flaw he is. That's
Speaker 1: some woman ship. That's the niggas is now. Nigga said,
Speaker 1: and that y'all are expected to be niggas and women
Speaker 1: congratulate relations. It's y'all fun. I've thought about this. I've
Speaker 1: thought about this for three weeks. It's y'all fun, y'all
Speaker 1: and poverties bitch ass niggas. I'm telling you why, between
Speaker 1: y'all and then hold up listen. And then social media
Speaker 1: helped it because social media health media heightened because guess what, Now,
Speaker 1: bitch niggas around the world can unite. It's like the
Speaker 1: Revenge of the fucking nerds. And it's all these niggas
Speaker 1: and they all lying behind the keyboard like while I'm
Speaker 1: from the streets to you like that, are not like that?
Speaker 1: Why don't y'all speak out more about it until these
Speaker 1: niggs like the same glasses Glasses speaks out about it
Speaker 1: all the time. I'm saying, we need more union because
Speaker 1: I'm last nigga left. We need some more And what's
Speaker 1: gonna be sucked up for you, britt And what could
Speaker 1: be sucked up for you is these niggas are getting
Speaker 1: inspired by these younger niggas. Yeah, so, y'all, nigga one
Speaker 1: day could turn from a real nigga to a bitch nigga.
Speaker 1: He's not gonna be my nigga, you will be niggolas.
Speaker 1: That gonna happen, Negro. That's something I know I can't
Speaker 1: deal with, But that's my point. How could you not
Speaker 1: deal with it if you're bragging about your own See,
Speaker 1: this is the thing I come from here with women
Speaker 1: had their own and never said nothing about it. Y'all
Speaker 1: motherfucker trying to be nigga talking about y'all got some
Speaker 1: money and this that the third somebody't get fun about
Speaker 1: how much money you got. If a nigga cared about
Speaker 1: how much money you got, eat the wrong nigger, lessie.
Speaker 1: White girls say that and they all work and because
Speaker 1: you because you actually, but I'm saying that. We don't
Speaker 1: just say well, I got this and I'm doing this.
Speaker 1: What y'all say is y'all think is independent? Remember speaking
Speaker 1: of that? That's shall what about it? She made a
Speaker 1: whole bit beyont and I had a whole honest talking
Speaker 1: about independence. Independent. Okay, no, no, se that's my point. See,
Speaker 1: they bragged about and they fucked you all over. Beyonce
Speaker 1: is the queen of it. She acts like it was
Speaker 1: whatever about. She's the roughest motherfucker. Then as soon she
Speaker 1: got married, like I miss Carter, that fun y'all leaving
Speaker 1: y'all hold little movement. Y'all on your own, bitch, on
Speaker 1: your own. That's what Beyonce said to y'all. Mother, y'all
Speaker 1: is on your own. They get y'all. You hear you
Speaker 1: hear niggas bragging about y'all being independent. Who the funk
Speaker 1: cares if a woman independent, Yeah, I like to take
Speaker 1: care of my motherfucker wanted you know. Yeah, they want
Speaker 1: to know about that, the most older me. And there's
Speaker 1: a lot of men that do. There's a lot of
Speaker 1: men that. Um. I still do want you to split
Speaker 1: everything because she lived here too, as niggas and they
Speaker 1: still want you to do those things like and they
Speaker 1: still want you to cook and clean. I want you
Speaker 1: to split the bills, cook clean, um bend over when
Speaker 1: when they asked you to like but see that goes
Speaker 1: back to when I said about food, when I said,
Speaker 1: I'm just gonna see what type of her mom frame is.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna pay regardless. It don't feel right. Don't feel right.
Speaker 1: Do you feel like you, um, if you were um
Speaker 1: living with a woman or say your wife, I feel
Speaker 1: like you would want to split the split the mortgage
Speaker 1: or the rent or have you done that before? No,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna keep it real. My girl met her pair
Speaker 1: on car. Note I met her do that if I'm
Speaker 1: paying for everything else, it was just because that's her car.
Speaker 1: I just don't respect no man forgive me. So let
Speaker 1: me let me clarify this as a man if as
Speaker 1: a man, you supposed to pay your ship, especially if
Speaker 1: you ain't making place. Nigga, if you can wake up
Speaker 1: one day be like I don't feel like making these places,
Speaker 1: shout out to my nigga player. That's my nigga player.
Speaker 1: He got it right. The point I'm saying is, no, Look,
Speaker 1: this is what I'm said, like, right is there's nothing
Speaker 1: wrong with you know you having your old lady do
Speaker 1: some stuff. That's cool, but there is some sense you're
Speaker 1: supposed to be proud. I respect every man that are
Speaker 1: financially bind it to where they can't and then the
Speaker 1: girl is down. That's not the nigga I'm talking about.
Speaker 1: I'm not talking about the nigga that can't afford to.
Speaker 1: I'm talking about the nigga that don't desire to. Just
Speaker 1: one thing. Bro, if you you're struggling through this, we're black.
Speaker 1: You're struggling through this fucking life for me, and you
Speaker 1: need your old lady. She's supposed to have your back,
Speaker 1: but your goal should be I need to make sure
Speaker 1: I have nothing else. I respect nig nothing. If you
Speaker 1: can't paying their bill up in this motherfucker, bro, at
Speaker 1: least put the roof over your old lady head by
Speaker 1: yourself if possible. If it's possible, that's for sure the
Speaker 1: one thing. And if she got to pay every bill,
Speaker 1: she gonna in the back of her mind when y'all
Speaker 1: have a problem, she's gonna be like, well, le nigga,
Speaker 1: put the roof over my head, she might talk her.
Speaker 1: I paid the back I paid. Let's build but this roof, lady,
Speaker 1: I did that for you. You start running the rest
Speaker 1: of the ship. Damn. But it starts right fucking there. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you know what I'm saying. But again, it is y'all,
Speaker 1: fucking funt y'all created the bitch ass nigked error. Y'all
Speaker 1: allowed it to happen because your fear of masculinity, which
Speaker 1: is the same thing y'all love. But I think I
Speaker 1: think men be hyping up men. They bee sucking on
Speaker 1: each other's dick, hyping up. Not literally, but I'm saying, like, oh, yeah, bro,
Speaker 1: that's that's fire. Yeah you did you You know, they
Speaker 1: pump them up and they don't say this is they're
Speaker 1: not saying, So what is bitch assing this to you? Okay,
Speaker 1: So we're talking about a feminine error right now, and
Speaker 1: so yeah, you do have like for example, what is
Speaker 1: guys what bitch ass ship? Guys hyping guys up, over
Speaker 1: arguing with another female. They over here. They're not saying
Speaker 1: hey bro, like they're sitting there just like yeah this
Speaker 1: is cool, like okay, oh well you or they come
Speaker 1: and they might I've seen Instagram or just ship like
Speaker 1: oh yeah, you wasn't saying that when my nigga was
Speaker 1: woo woopy woo, when you was wooty wooty? What who
Speaker 1: when my nigga was cutting your ass out? Nigga said that? Dude,
Speaker 1: I ever said a man never said no ship okay,
Speaker 1: ain't no. Man never said well, you weren't saying that
Speaker 1: when that niggle was cussing you out video. I haven't
Speaker 1: seen what was it like talking about a lot of
Speaker 1: like why are you? Why are you talking? What did it?
Speaker 1: What's talking to? Give me ship shout out to a
Speaker 1: lot of two because I think a lot of could
Speaker 1: be the best woman in the history hip hop. But
Speaker 1: it's the whole other thing. What was he saying specifically
Speaker 1: about her? What's cutting out? Like? Did he just be
Speaker 1: like yeah, bitch because that ain't cutting around? No, No,
Speaker 1: he caught her, He caught her. I did frap. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it was a frappuccino. He caught her a frappuccino. He
Speaker 1: was just he was basically just talking about I just
Speaker 1: felt that that was just so why you're a guy,
Speaker 1: Like why are you a minute? Was he? Like? It
Speaker 1: depends because like there's a certain masculinity to the grade.
Speaker 1: And what's he going back and forth with her? Did
Speaker 1: he just get at her? Well, she responded and he
Speaker 1: kept going, So, I mean, so she said something, he
Speaker 1: said something, it was going back for it? Or did
Speaker 1: she say something and then he said something? Said it
Speaker 1: just shut it down. We'll see. I just saw the
Speaker 1: highlights and I just saw the little reels and it
Speaker 1: just showed him. See that's important because like if you
Speaker 1: say something and then shut your bit yourself. I slapped
Speaker 1: the dog show. No, it wasn't like I wouldn't think
Speaker 1: that's feminine, But that's not. He was still talking out here,
Speaker 1: still talking about a woman, like you could talk about
Speaker 1: a woman. What you mean this ugly bitch that's super
Speaker 1: What do you mean? No, No, you don't see that.
Speaker 1: And see this is the thing, y'all starting to y'all
Speaker 1: starting to conflate this because I noticed y'all because y'all
Speaker 1: because listen, y'all started getting y'all starting to get it
Speaker 1: me and head like something nigga told me, having multiple
Speaker 1: bitches is fun boy ship. I told him he was gay.
Speaker 1: What a nigga told me? Because this is how women talk. Oh,
Speaker 1: he got more like you ever listened to the people
Speaker 1: who use the turn fun boy because he's fucking bitches
Speaker 1: outside of you. No, he told me. He said he
Speaker 1: straight that. He's like, oh, gee, have you got bitches
Speaker 1: like that? You're fun boy And I'm like, I will
Speaker 1: slap you, and you're gay because women say that a
Speaker 1: fun boy and women's a funk boy and women's ship.
Speaker 1: There's no such thing. Men can't be holes. You can't.
Speaker 1: So they're not. None of that is listen because they
Speaker 1: don't do that. See this is lingo. That's just between them.
Speaker 1: So what they say when you hear them use the
Speaker 1: turn funk boy and woman, they're saying that's because some
Speaker 1: nigga was sucking them and other bitches. So that's like
Speaker 1: a man can't be home. So that's the term of
Speaker 1: like how they think. It's the way, it's their way
Speaker 1: of trying to degrade niggas for having bitches, boy, because
Speaker 1: I'm sucking all these girls boys, sucking all these old
Speaker 1: But what I'm saying is so so women. But I
Speaker 1: heard a niggason you can't be do y'all understand why
Speaker 1: men can't be old? You'll understand. See again, y'all doing
Speaker 1: it again because y'all keep trying to create this that's
Speaker 1: a training and it's hold up. Y'all keep trying to train.
Speaker 1: Look the track, but no, listen, um, y'all keep doing that.
Speaker 1: Stop and it's y'all fault because y'all keep holding me
Speaker 1: into your standards. Y'all started this back in them seventies.
Speaker 1: That's not my standard for No, No, that's not my
Speaker 1: to be. What what you mean? Do you know what
Speaker 1: a bitch nick is? I know what the hell I
Speaker 1: don't want and I know definitely I do not want
Speaker 1: any man that's bringing in any type of feminine energy
Speaker 1: into mine. I need to clarify this, Okay. I told
Speaker 1: you about the time about the guy who told me
Speaker 1: to call um. I can't even say it wo. No,
Speaker 1: that's not that's not feminine. That's not feminine, that niggas,
Speaker 1: it's opposite. That's like what that's like when people say,
Speaker 1: but that wasn't femininity. Oh the dude that wanted you
Speaker 1: to call him daddy, No, no, it was he wanted you.
Speaker 1: He wanted you to call he wanted he was calling
Speaker 1: her daddy. Yes, that's not feminine. Hello, what is that?
Speaker 1: That nigg is actually outright a homosexual. He on something,
Speaker 1: so you was working on the sexual They got some
Speaker 1: fantasy that's not that's not feminine. G Like, see this
Speaker 1: is like we had that, but this is like when
Speaker 1: we had that free conversation. A freak is not sleeping
Speaker 1: with a man and a woman you're getting so that
Speaker 1: that's not really that. Listen, bitch. Nigger ship is a
Speaker 1: nigga talking about how much money you're getting, how much
Speaker 1: money he's getting, telling you about how much money you're getting. Oh,
Speaker 1: if a nigga worried about how much money you're getting,
Speaker 1: that nigga, that's a bit of a ship. If nigga
Speaker 1: needs you, if he wants you not need you, if
Speaker 1: he wants you to split the ring winning, that's a
Speaker 1: bit chas ship. That's bullshit, man, that's just black ship. No.
Speaker 1: But I'm just saying, you just got to be a
Speaker 1: lot more clear, because again this is y'alls. Y'all need
Speaker 1: to start really cleaning this ship up. Y'all have to
Speaker 1: start cleaning this up, because y'all made this fucking mess. Man.
Speaker 1: You know what, though I agree with you, Like for me,
Speaker 1: for a long time, I would always say what I
Speaker 1: didn't want, and I never put out there what I
Speaker 1: did want. So when I started saying like I want
Speaker 1: this in a relationship or I want this from my man,
Speaker 1: I noticed that I started getting that. Remember I would
Speaker 1: always say I don't want that. Yeah, that stopping right,
Speaker 1: But it's bill talk. I really do feel that way.
Speaker 1: But I think also too, y'all gotta stop feeling like
Speaker 1: we we got to get back to a real sense
Speaker 1: of how we're looking at this like versus you're saying
Speaker 1: somebody being your man versus you being there. Girl. I see,
Speaker 1: there's this real this's this weird thing happening where it's
Speaker 1: like you feel like you need to claim a nigga
Speaker 1: versus you telling the nigga you you his. It's a difference, right,
Speaker 1: It's like if you it's not like he's you're a man, Like, oh,
Speaker 1: that's I'm his girl. So y'all keep doing that if
Speaker 1: somebody is yours, it means you're like liable for them.
Speaker 1: That's my man. Now, I feel it. Now I get
Speaker 1: it because it was cool at the genesis of it,
Speaker 1: but then y'all just didn't let it get out of control.
Speaker 1: So now y'all treat these niggas like girls. That's my man.
Speaker 1: You feel me nex thing. You know, he's giving you
Speaker 1: head and he's standing the rent with you. Good looking
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