Speaker 1: You're tuned into The Gangster Chronicles. Well, James McDonald XI Jr.
Speaker 1: And Allen Tomanso on the Digital Soapbox Network Material witness
Speaker 1: on an aggregated battery, I was a hang gun and
Speaker 1: um they believe this might be in retaliation to her testimony.
Speaker 1: Welcome to another episode of The Gangster Chronicles. This is
Speaker 1: episode four and I want to thank everybody for tuning
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Speaker 1: this is Alex Alonso Gangster Chronicles and I'm with and
Speaker 1: James and you might know who I am from Street
Speaker 1: Gangs dot Com street TV if you're new to the podcast.
Speaker 1: And Reggie Wright Jr. You might know him from Bomb First.
Speaker 1: He does a live show every Tuesday at seven thirty
Speaker 1: West Coast time. And you could also catch up with
Speaker 1: James McDonald. He has that T shirt out that's pretty
Speaker 1: much popping that everybody has been asking about. You can
Speaker 1: catch him on Facebook, blad TV, blad TV. You can
Speaker 1: catch him on the over on the over ten million
Speaker 1: views that he's got on on lad TV. He's also
Speaker 1: on Instagram as well, and you want to give that number,
Speaker 1: go ahead, the numbers nine oh nine eight zero zero
Speaker 1: six four zero four. Uh. Anybody out there want to
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Speaker 1: We have read uh next week? Um right now, we
Speaker 1: have black and white, but we have read and Burgundy
Speaker 1: next week. Okay, okay. And also you can catch Reggie
Speaker 1: right on Instagram at Reggie dot Right dot jr. And
Speaker 1: you can catch me on all social media platforms at
Speaker 1: Alex Alonso one zero one. And we're still working on
Speaker 1: the live show September twenty six. Do we have a
Speaker 1: venue yet? Guys, not check now, it's not gonna be.
Speaker 1: It's been, it's been on postpone has been postponed from well,
Speaker 1: we're still working on that. I don't know what's going
Speaker 1: on with that. I guess we have to get with
Speaker 1: our producer and and get the specifics on that. But
Speaker 1: we we still are working on doing a live show.
Speaker 1: Our first live show will be in the Los Angeles area.
Speaker 1: But we're getting a lot of I'm get a lot
Speaker 1: of messages. I don't know if you guys are getting them, like, Hey,
Speaker 1: come to my country or come to my city. You know,
Speaker 1: everybody want to see you over there. So we're definitely
Speaker 1: do our first one in Los Angeles, but hey, who knows,
Speaker 1: we might be able to take it on the road.
Speaker 1: This a here in Pasadena is looking good, y'all? Okay, alright?
Speaker 1: So o J. Simpson is at nine and two hundred
Speaker 1: thousand followers, so he's closing in on that million. Reggie Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: you know we've been all on a bes nuts and
Speaker 1: all of that have an opinion on fantasy football and stuff. Oh.
Speaker 1: J Counney, I'm like James now. I mean, I wouldn't
Speaker 1: call him any names. I just think you just need to,
Speaker 1: you know, weigh his options and and just look at
Speaker 1: this ship. You don't need this. I went to a
Speaker 1: football game. They were honoring all of the Heisman Trophy winners,
Speaker 1: but chef him. Who do you think they left off him? Yeah?
Speaker 1: They took the thirty two banner off the wall years ago. Bullshit,
Speaker 1: they still honoring him. Guess who they left off? Reggie
Speaker 1: Bush because of the whole because his parents. I couldn't
Speaker 1: believe it. They take all Reggie Bush. They didn't really
Speaker 1: want him at the Games. They didn't even invite him
Speaker 1: to the Games as to work on the sidelines or
Speaker 1: to do anything, even though he's for SC. But he
Speaker 1: he'd be there now for Fox worts Uh, the newcaster.
Speaker 1: You know, I'm a big part of the USC Trojan family.
Speaker 1: I love SC. It changed my life. But they're wrong
Speaker 1: for what they're doing. Reggie Bush. The violations that he
Speaker 1: had committed our violations that athletes do every single day.
Speaker 1: But it's because Reggie won. They won national titles and
Speaker 1: Matt Leinart they won three titles in a row, and
Speaker 1: I guess he was just getting too much, too much publicity.
Speaker 1: And then he's the only Heisman trophy in the history
Speaker 1: of the Heisman Trophy. UM award to have to give
Speaker 1: it back, y'all come find my trophy. They wouldn't have
Speaker 1: got that trophy back. It's a shame. It kind of
Speaker 1: reminds me of the way Mohammad Ali got treated. They
Speaker 1: hated him back in the day, but now they want
Speaker 1: to give him awards. Now, give him his Olympic medal back.
Speaker 1: They're gonna do Reggie Bush like that. One day, they're
Speaker 1: gonna give him that Heisman Trophy back and say we're sorry,
Speaker 1: we did you wrong. They're gonna reacknowledge him for the
Speaker 1: greatness he was. He was one of the best college
Speaker 1: running backs ever. You know. They that's how they do us.
Speaker 1: They did Ray Charles like that, they did. I mean,
Speaker 1: I mean, is that cool? Uh? Shooting up here? Runs
Speaker 1: that don't matter. I don't get what. But he was
Speaker 1: one of the greatest. But at the end of the day,
Speaker 1: they came back and recognized him as one of the greatest.
Speaker 1: But they recognize old Ja though. That was my point. Yeah,
Speaker 1: but what's wrong we're recognizing old Jay. Well, yeah, he
Speaker 1: didn't do anything while he was a college athlete, but
Speaker 1: now they did to take his banners down back in
Speaker 1: the nineties for a minute. I don't know, I guess
Speaker 1: just to the donors down. He was there because of
Speaker 1: that case, right yeah, because of the trial. Okay, but
Speaker 1: he got found out guilty, so they shouldn't hold that
Speaker 1: against him. They still hold that against him right now today.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying, And our eyes is not guilty,
Speaker 1: but in their eyes, he's he's guilty as fuck, So,
Speaker 1: how are you going to destroy the man just because
Speaker 1: he's not guilt. He's not, although some people believe he's guilty.
Speaker 1: I think he believe it's guilty. But I feel like
Speaker 1: if twelve people say you're not guilty after a long trial,
Speaker 1: Hey you're not guilty. Oh no, you know, I believe
Speaker 1: he's guilty. Eight white people said he wasn't how many
Speaker 1: eight eight white people I think it was eight on
Speaker 1: on Snoop trial to said he wasn't guilty. Well, thank all. Well,
Speaker 1: Old J is closing in on that million million followers.
Speaker 1: He needs ninety eight thousand more and I'm almost certain
Speaker 1: he's gonna get it, probably before the end of this year.
Speaker 1: I mean, that's a big thing to have a million
Speaker 1: followers on Twitter. That's something that you could actually yeah,
Speaker 1: like like what Cardi b Molly million. Okay, but this
Speaker 1: is a seventy five year old man. Though you know
Speaker 1: he's elderly, he's a senior citizen. But he's just not
Speaker 1: your average five year old man Twitter on Instagram, Twitter Twitter. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and he just posted two videos today he's been acting. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you've getting comfortable just talking about football. He got opinion
Speaker 1: on everything about football, and if you listen to him,
Speaker 1: you kind of be like, Okay, you're talking about someone
Speaker 1: will hire him as to be a commentator. No, no, well,
Speaker 1: you you know people that like lo ass that hate
Speaker 1: that hate, you know, the justice system. I don't hate
Speaker 1: the justice system lament corruption and that stuff. And that's
Speaker 1: the difference. I love the justice system. I love law people.
Speaker 1: I don't appreciate the corruption. That line, that's all it is.
Speaker 1: Everybody I work for the justice everybody not part of
Speaker 1: the justice system. Most of your cases is on the
Speaker 1: defense side. The defense is half of the justice system
Speaker 1: is half of it. Yeah, And that's and and the
Speaker 1: American way is you defend your client as rigorously as possible.
Speaker 1: I agree with that. That's the American way. I agree
Speaker 1: with that. That's the way our country was founded on.
Speaker 1: Agree with that. But the old British system, they don't that.
Speaker 1: You are a law law and honor Bacher. And anytime
Speaker 1: I'm bashing law enforcement, it's inappropriate activities the law when
Speaker 1: you know the law is wrong, when you know the
Speaker 1: laws don't want when you know the law and selling
Speaker 1: drugs when you know the law has robbed banks, when
Speaker 1: you know the law has just killed the furtune year
Speaker 1: old kid. When you know the law game everything on TV. No,
Speaker 1: it's not happening everything you got the coming stuff. I'm
Speaker 1: saying that it's not happening like that, like y'all put
Speaker 1: it out there. I have seen some questions of bulls
Speaker 1: shootings and of late um and I'm wondering what's going
Speaker 1: on with with this training and law enforcement and stuff
Speaker 1: like that, or if it was going on the whole time.
Speaker 1: And now that we have these cameras in our hands,
Speaker 1: everybody have a camera in the hand, all the body
Speaker 1: cameras where this stuff is coming out, I do agree
Speaker 1: with you guys that some of these shootings are funked up. However, However, however, however,
Speaker 1: I do still and there was a shooting of a
Speaker 1: lake shooting and I can't even think of the incident
Speaker 1: where if the person would have complied that still be alive.
Speaker 1: Well you know what I think. Stand from Reggie's point
Speaker 1: of view, Reggie is still like has that police mentality
Speaker 1: and by being by being, I'm speaking, it's not the
Speaker 1: police mentality. I just I just know, complyiant. I'm just
Speaker 1: trying to teach the kids. This is the best that
Speaker 1: I'm trying to say, and you're right. If we all
Speaker 1: just sit back and when the police come at us,
Speaker 1: instead of getting confrontational with the police, comply shouldn't go
Speaker 1: a lot better. I've said that many times. We don't
Speaker 1: have to fight with him because after it escalate to
Speaker 1: a certain point, now you have to. You're gonna be
Speaker 1: in the fight. We're not gonna win because nine times
Speaker 1: out of chain, you got six police. You got three
Speaker 1: police officers there compared to just yourself. It ain't every
Speaker 1: day that you see a police beating the ship out
Speaker 1: of you and four and five of the homies just
Speaker 1: sitting there and they come over there and help you.
Speaker 1: You don't see that ship every day. It ain't having it.
Speaker 1: You're just gonna get your black ass whoop. But if
Speaker 1: you comply, then we don't have to go through that.
Speaker 1: Everybody got cameras they see him complying. That's all I'm
Speaker 1: asking people to do. That's all my argument. That's comply
Speaker 1: and leil the fight on another day. And that's understandable.
Speaker 1: But then he go to flip side. Whether I comply
Speaker 1: or not, I'm still gonna get my ass because this
Speaker 1: officer has an agenda. And I want you to say
Speaker 1: y to this. I don't care if the police officer
Speaker 1: had a bad day at home with his wife. When
Speaker 1: he gets on his job, he's gonna have an attitude
Speaker 1: and he might run into that one that he don't
Speaker 1: want to hear ship from or he feel something right.
Speaker 1: But they, I mean, they take it out on you
Speaker 1: the You gotta remember that him when they're not robots.
Speaker 1: But it's not right. I'm not saying that. And I
Speaker 1: believe in systems like that, when you're messed up, you
Speaker 1: get dealt with. But they don't. The time. That depends
Speaker 1: on the department police. Police, police take care of their own.
Speaker 1: They're gonna from that that went out the window dog
Speaker 1: you see. Oh man, it's very few times. It's it happens,
Speaker 1: but it's very few times. And you gotta remember they
Speaker 1: gotta take care of their own because they said, hey,
Speaker 1: can go bankrupt, and so of course some cheese and
Speaker 1: all of that gonna come out and trying to protect it. Well,
Speaker 1: let's investigate, let's go through the process and do do
Speaker 1: process and all of that, because they gotta take care
Speaker 1: of the city. Because they come out right away saying,
Speaker 1: oh he's wrong, without an investigation. Then now you got
Speaker 1: the unions that's gonna be going to get you, your
Speaker 1: other law enforcements. They're gonna do a vote of no
Speaker 1: confidence against you. And you have all of the elements
Speaker 1: that that being involved. And then you hold your city
Speaker 1: up the liability because he said, well didn't you when
Speaker 1: you on TV the day after the shooting and said, uh,
Speaker 1: Reguard so so was wrong. Yeah, well then we need
Speaker 1: a uh you know, get a big judgment against the
Speaker 1: city based on that. So that's why you have to
Speaker 1: have police just to say, okay, let's take let's investigated,
Speaker 1: and when they find out that they're wrong, they deal
Speaker 1: with it. Okay. Um seven million dollars was just paid
Speaker 1: out to a guy that was killed in Compton. Dante
Speaker 1: Taylor see the block pyrou You got killed in two
Speaker 1: thousand sixteen by Deputy al Dama. They chased him, he ran,
Speaker 1: They said he pulled a weapon out to shoot. They
Speaker 1: fired numerous bullets at them. Guess what they didn't find
Speaker 1: on them exactly no gun was found. So three years
Speaker 1: later the county is paying his family seven million dollars.
Speaker 1: I don't think no money is worth life, but I mean,
Speaker 1: we had a homie uh attitude in that neighborhood. But
Speaker 1: guess what it was to what James saying about. He'd
Speaker 1: be still alive and no money is worth it if
Speaker 1: he would have stood his ass then complied I'm not
Speaker 1: and I got complied. What would he be? Everybody run
Speaker 1: where would he be? Probably still dead? Running from the
Speaker 1: police should not be a death sentence, especially shot in
Speaker 1: the back. I remember then, we just say they're human
Speaker 1: and so they don't have fear, running through through through
Speaker 1: yards and dolls and all that. Tasting the fuckers and
Speaker 1: did make her a quick turn on you? According to
Speaker 1: the families, you run usually a gun. They never found
Speaker 1: a gun, and he was the mere understand that you
Speaker 1: have because I don't want to deal with your motherfucker's
Speaker 1: I don't want the problem. I don't need to be
Speaker 1: reason what the police do to you when they pull
Speaker 1: you over? Fastness, police put us over on Stockton. What
Speaker 1: gives you the right to put your hands down my
Speaker 1: motherfucking asshole and check for drugs? You can't do that,
Speaker 1: take me to jail and strip search me. But but
Speaker 1: do they do that? Yes, they do. Come on, man,
Speaker 1: they man, they man seven million dollars ain't worth death,
Speaker 1: you know what I'm saying. But the family is getting
Speaker 1: I mean, they're getting something back, you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 1: for the for their loss. But other than that, come on, man,
Speaker 1: don't shoot me in the back. I think a lot
Speaker 1: of people run from the police for non criminal reasons,
Speaker 1: just because you don't want to deal with it. You're
Speaker 1: running from because you don't want to funk with him.
Speaker 1: I'm running from you because I got drugs in my pocket.
Speaker 1: I'm running from you. I might have a gun. I'm
Speaker 1: running from you because just the simple as ship I
Speaker 1: got warnched. I don't want to go to the county jail.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying. So I'm out of here. Comply.
Speaker 1: You're still alive, all right, Comply, Comply, comply. Regie says,
Speaker 1: let's go to our first question. Cash ninety on iTunes
Speaker 1: wants to ask who's the first blood to be killed?
Speaker 1: Who's the first Piru to be killed? And who's the
Speaker 1: first Crip to be killed? And I know this is
Speaker 1: a difficult question to answer, but I'm gonna do my best.
Speaker 1: Um nineteen seventy two, the first Blood to be killed
Speaker 1: and this gang conflict was little Country, a guy named
Speaker 1: Fred Garrett. He was killing in December, December of seventy
Speaker 1: two by by the crips. This is before crips had
Speaker 1: their own separate identity, just east Side and west Side
Speaker 1: back then and brims. So Fred Garrett is the first
Speaker 1: Brim to be killed. The first part rue was a
Speaker 1: dude named Clifford Ray Johnson nineteen seventy three. He got
Speaker 1: stabbed on cook Acre Street. He's the very first. It
Speaker 1: was just east side, it was just east Side seven
Speaker 1: seventy three. And then the first Crip to be killed
Speaker 1: would be Craig Cradic. That would have been October nineteen
Speaker 1: seventy two. He got killed at the liquor store on
Speaker 1: seventy eighth and Central. So that's my best stab of it. Okay,
Speaker 1: how far back, dude, doe do you got or that
Speaker 1: you can regulect when the crypt just was really active,
Speaker 1: like cripping opposed to Avenue Boys, loss and Boys, shack
Speaker 1: boys and all that, when they just it got active
Speaker 1: in seventy two, even though the crypts kind of started
Speaker 1: late sixty nine, early seventy. The gun play, the first
Speaker 1: gun player comes in and seventy two, you know, what
Speaker 1: you can act any o g out there that that's
Speaker 1: sixty five years old, seven years old right now today. Honestly,
Speaker 1: how do you how do you say that these guys
Speaker 1: were at first when guys was getting killed and in
Speaker 1: different organizations before the before the crip came out. So
Speaker 1: but this was this question specifically blood Piru crip. But
Speaker 1: it's the same thing. If I'm hanging and then I
Speaker 1: get I get killed this week and then now tomorrow
Speaker 1: returned crypts, don't I fall up under that? No? I mean,
Speaker 1: I mean you'll never know. You'll never know. I mean
Speaker 1: some people don't want to get Raymond Washington's um a
Speaker 1: credit for being the leader of the Cryptrigenator. Some people
Speaker 1: don't want to. Do you talk to some people they
Speaker 1: would say, no, Raymond, they were, they were cripping before that.
Speaker 1: A lot of people do them documentaries and then they
Speaker 1: really don't have their history down pack. And you know,
Speaker 1: I heard a couple of cats say, I don't know
Speaker 1: who was the founder of this or that, but this
Speaker 1: is your error. If you if you got it going
Speaker 1: on like that, then you should know. You know what
Speaker 1: I'm saying. But everybody has their own story of how
Speaker 1: ship came, came, came to beat you know what I'm
Speaker 1: saying that you don't got three guys, and I'm gonna
Speaker 1: say to to say this is how it happened, and
Speaker 1: this is the way it went. Somebody gonna come and say, no,
Speaker 1: that wasn't the way that. No, they didn't go that way.
Speaker 1: We talked about how do we know, Uh, well, the
Speaker 1: cript started late seventy, so that's at least the starting
Speaker 1: point in terms of the timeline in terms of being killed.
Speaker 1: If you were killed prior to nineteen seventy, there was
Speaker 1: no cripping. People that Raymond Washington, I mean Washington was
Speaker 1: born in fifty three. People, but some people that he
Speaker 1: looked up to the Months, the Miles, Uh, I always
Speaker 1: the Richard Miles and yeah but he really yeah, but
Speaker 1: the Miles was they were around during that kind of
Speaker 1: pre crip era. The Months, of course was out in
Speaker 1: the late sixties before there was ever any cripping. But
Speaker 1: you know, this guy specifically was asking about bloods and crips.
Speaker 1: Now do you know if any other paru prior to
Speaker 1: I just like the word who's giving credit? And what
Speaker 1: I think with your facts is the person who's giving
Speaker 1: credit for it. A lot of people into what Jameson saying,
Speaker 1: he is it ship going down before that? Yeah, there
Speaker 1: was with the Slawsons and the glad business Man, and
Speaker 1: there's a lot of ships that that. You know, those
Speaker 1: older guys don't even mention the names of those that
Speaker 1: was killed because you know so, I mean, history go
Speaker 1: back a long way with with with this right here,
Speaker 1: and and you know, it's it's just hard to say
Speaker 1: who was the first one that got killed. You could
Speaker 1: probably tell me who's the first mom partrou to get killed?
Speaker 1: Chopped dog. There you go. Ain't nobody gonna question that?
Speaker 1: But I know that because I mean this, this was
Speaker 1: our error. Top Dog rest in peace now if anybody
Speaker 1: out there listening to this podcast. The Gangster Chronicles episode
Speaker 1: has other information that predates Little Country the first brim
Speaker 1: Blood getting killed in December seventy two, or that predates
Speaker 1: Clifford ray Johnson first Paru being uh he was stabbed
Speaker 1: to death for Craig Cridic Raymond Washington's right hand man.
Speaker 1: Craig Cradic was killed October of seventy two. Let us know,
Speaker 1: Little Country, Little Country, where do you think he was born?
Speaker 1: And raise that a lot of brothers at this time
Speaker 1: had family from Texas and Louisiana. Yeah, and so what
Speaker 1: do people in California called dudes from the South and
Speaker 1: all of that country? Right? Yeah? Country? Everybody bunty name
Speaker 1: was really country until it made it bunty. There's this
Speaker 1: video out there from one our episodes where I was
Speaker 1: subsistently talking to one oh one dude, little booty, little boosy.
Speaker 1: Now I got the whole South one to kill Reggie, right,
Speaker 1: Is that right? The whole South at the red comments
Speaker 1: from little geek Motherfucker's that Probably that's because you said
Speaker 1: country in a condescending way. I always say country motherfucker,
Speaker 1: called the country motherfucker. This out here a country motherfucker.
Speaker 1: Are you explaining your ship or you're apologizing to apologize
Speaker 1: you can't come to the Deep South? Right now? I
Speaker 1: ain't wonder about Seth. I just game came from New York,
Speaker 1: and I talk about Biggie every every chance I get. Um, So,
Speaker 1: what did you say about this boosy dude? I called
Speaker 1: him a country motherfucker, and I said he needed to
Speaker 1: stay all of pretty much West Coast business or mainly
Speaker 1: compling business or mob part rule business or whatever because
Speaker 1: things happened. He said on a lad TV interview that
Speaker 1: we didn't have love for pop and nothing because that
Speaker 1: we didn't have this back, and I just said he
Speaker 1: needed us stay out of our business because there was
Speaker 1: thirteen reported shootings that went back and forth between the
Speaker 1: mob and the South Side, and people people are taking
Speaker 1: offense to that in the South. Let's just say, I
Speaker 1: have no problem with I know there's a gangster. I
Speaker 1: never said it on this podcast on Bond First Media
Speaker 1: time that there's a gangster and there are against some
Speaker 1: others in every town. I'm not saying a dude from
Speaker 1: the Compton or the West Coast is any tougher than
Speaker 1: the dude that's in New Orleans or Louisiana. I was
Speaker 1: just talking about one specific person. But I can understand
Speaker 1: other people being offended by that because of how you
Speaker 1: said it. It was meant to be derogatory towards Boosty,
Speaker 1: but everyone who else's country like Boosty is feeling the
Speaker 1: same way, like, Oh, is that the way Reggie Wright
Speaker 1: feels about us down here? Okay, Well, I'm telling you,
Speaker 1: you know what, I don't think men should be in
Speaker 1: the feelings like that. You know what I'm saying because
Speaker 1: one man said whatever he said. I mean, if if
Speaker 1: if he said fuck every country motherfucker out there and
Speaker 1: who woo, then okay, you're speaking on us. But just
Speaker 1: speaking and speaking on one person. I mean, I don't
Speaker 1: think that I called his name. I don't even think
Speaker 1: that you do from the country, or I said, you know,
Speaker 1: I know for a fact checks Mississippi, all these places. Man,
Speaker 1: they got some games, some motherfucker's exactly, you know, And
Speaker 1: I know that. And everybody from l A is tied
Speaker 1: to the South the most of the game, everybody exactly
Speaker 1: is where my parents, my people are, my people are ruled.
Speaker 1: L A is actually an extension of the South. Historically,
Speaker 1: every the majority of all these guys, and you to
Speaker 1: know this that you probably interviewed half from them came
Speaker 1: from somewhere back that way. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: You can't migrated out here at seven. They don't come
Speaker 1: out here and amend to the Yas and all of
Speaker 1: this other ship. Now you're home, it's home, But they're
Speaker 1: not born and raised in California. And you can go
Speaker 1: from the Ogs, the ones that started this ship and
Speaker 1: and and all the way down they wouldn't born and
Speaker 1: raised from California exactly. Now, everybody know that, yeah, and
Speaker 1: so so just to make the REI eate that Reggie
Speaker 1: right knows that niggas in the South have G cars
Speaker 1: as well. And I ain't trying to pull nobody g Card.
Speaker 1: I'm not even trying to pull Boothy g Card. I'm
Speaker 1: just saying he has no opinion, or he shouldn't have
Speaker 1: an opinion speaking on business that don't have anything that
Speaker 1: they were wherever he's from. I guess he wasn't reading
Speaker 1: the Los Angeles Times are cause that was coming out
Speaker 1: in September of ninety six about all the shootings that
Speaker 1: was going on. And they're so young, they don't know.
Speaker 1: They just hear what they what they know now they
Speaker 1: don't know. I mean, you could easily just go on
Speaker 1: the internet and do a search and probably figure out
Speaker 1: every happened in September and October of nine. Interfairness to him,
Speaker 1: he didn't know. He shouldn't. That's that was the whole point.
Speaker 1: He shouldn't have been speaking on it. But he didn't know.
Speaker 1: It was obvious because you can do his look. He
Speaker 1: was like, huh, what are you talking about? That? I mean,
Speaker 1: he pretty much like I think he said. I don't know.
Speaker 1: Maybe that was a question that shouldn't have been acting.
Speaker 1: But if I'm asking you your opinion, then he gave
Speaker 1: his opinion. Well, those guys probably didn't give another. But
Speaker 1: it's something that that's a question you can't answer because
Speaker 1: you wasn't there. You know what I'm saying, So you know,
Speaker 1: just keeping it one hunting man. I don't know. I wouldn't.
Speaker 1: That ain't my cup of cheat. I ain't from Compton.
Speaker 1: I can't answer that question. I don't know how those
Speaker 1: guys was getting down. You know, if you ain't did
Speaker 1: your homework, man, just shut the funk up. No, no,
Speaker 1: don't say you shut the funk up. I ain't mad
Speaker 1: at your boozy, no, but for real, for real on everything,
Speaker 1: and shut the funk up. And ain't your business. You
Speaker 1: don't know nothing about it. You don't know nothing about it,
Speaker 1: and you know. And that's why I tell Nigga is
Speaker 1: if I don't know this or what's really going on
Speaker 1: with this, how cannot speak on it? I can't. Okay,
Speaker 1: let's um, we're done with the Boosty situation. The video
Speaker 1: that's been that's been circulating on online and it's getting
Speaker 1: like hundreds of thousands of views. What's up with that?
Speaker 1: Reggie right gonna be at all kind of controversy. The
Speaker 1: mother's ready to hear Reggie Right Jr. This one video,
Speaker 1: says Reggie Wright Junior warrens little Booty. Wow, it wasn't
Speaker 1: a warring. It was a statement. I'm not trying to
Speaker 1: pick a war with the brother. I don't know him.
Speaker 1: I was just telling him me neither minded. That's like
Speaker 1: me going to speaking on something in the South or
Speaker 1: in New Orleans. I have no clue. I couldn't even
Speaker 1: tell you that the different projects is out there. Yeah,
Speaker 1: Boosey was a little bold to make some statements about
Speaker 1: what's going on out here. That's the question, is how
Speaker 1: you answer the question? Though Glad asked that question. Blad,
Speaker 1: you know how you asked me that I don't know
Speaker 1: nothing about WI them dudes doing out there. That's they
Speaker 1: cup of teat ain't in that type. Some people just
Speaker 1: don't want to say I don't know. They just don't
Speaker 1: want to just say I have no information. They want
Speaker 1: to be able to answer everything. Well, and I guess
Speaker 1: that's the first answer that came to his head. So
Speaker 1: let's just say both sides wrong. Reggie Reggie, and I
Speaker 1: ain't gonna say Reggie wrong because Reggie basically telling your
Speaker 1: mind your own business. You don't know what's going on.
Speaker 1: Feel me if they don't understand that, arrive with Reggie.
Speaker 1: I agree with everything you said, Reggie, but I wouldn't
Speaker 1: have through in the country part though, because that's kind
Speaker 1: of that that that puts everybody. Now you're talking about
Speaker 1: more than just left the country part out. I just
Speaker 1: said his name specifically, boy mind your business. Yeah, I did,
Speaker 1: I think, and you when you put that, you put
Speaker 1: images on it. It's just more than one about him.
Speaker 1: Reggie on bomb First, you you have been addressing some
Speaker 1: Snoop Dogg issues that I felt were worth talking about
Speaker 1: here on The Gangster Chronicles a couple of weeks ago,
Speaker 1: I said, Snoop don't really have this track record or
Speaker 1: this history of being a liar or telling stories. But
Speaker 1: that corrected, I kind of agree with you. Give us
Speaker 1: a summary of what was going on. Well. The issue
Speaker 1: was that Snoop been on a major campaign lately of
Speaker 1: trying to rewrite history. I think he've been saying one
Speaker 1: that he was the reason that Pat came to the
Speaker 1: fro he said, he put up a cardboard. He told
Speaker 1: you to put up a cardboard of a picture of
Speaker 1: Pop in the sale. And these are two things that
Speaker 1: I know because I was right there next to Syear
Speaker 1: when he got the phone call from his woman, Keisha.
Speaker 1: And that's we played the information. We played it on
Speaker 1: a previous episode or episode, go back and listen to
Speaker 1: episode or twenty two of that like eight minute phone
Speaker 1: call brought in. And so we proved him to be
Speaker 1: lying on that, if you believe Sugar Reggie Um. And
Speaker 1: then the cardboard thing. I was there when she came out,
Speaker 1: and and and and went walking down the street and
Speaker 1: in New York with him trying to you know, waiting
Speaker 1: to receive the cardboard and all of that where he
Speaker 1: came up when he came out of the prison, got
Speaker 1: on got on the plane when he's calling his office
Speaker 1: telling him how he wanted because Pop about to sign
Speaker 1: with us, and and he letting the East Coast motherfucker's know,
Speaker 1: there's POSI with him now. Because we didn't have no
Speaker 1: problems with bad boys, and James couldn't attest the uh
Speaker 1: shill relationship with Puffy and all of that prior to
Speaker 1: uh uh nine, because James probably was which Sugar a
Speaker 1: few times when they went and picked up Puffy and
Speaker 1: was hanging out with them. And so I'm just saying, dude,
Speaker 1: this those lyne And then he goes into another interview
Speaker 1: right after those two interviews that was on the Breakfast
Speaker 1: Lab where he did something on his I don't know
Speaker 1: what where where was that. I just saw it on
Speaker 1: YouTube and he was like he bombed on number one.
Speaker 1: He said to see murder check Mountry, which wasn't true,
Speaker 1: and and and and and this is what pisches me
Speaker 1: off that that you know, Okay, Snoop, if a motherfucker's
Speaker 1: gonna keep it, if a brother gonna keep you one, hunty,
Speaker 1: keep you one, honey, Yo Yo man, I'm I don't
Speaker 1: know it's words for this, Yo. Street credits gonna speak
Speaker 1: for itself. Any any thug nigga, any thug nigga, How
Speaker 1: you get down, how you get down around bloods, how
Speaker 1: you get down around crips, bloods, getting down, whatever the
Speaker 1: case might be. I've always liked the Snoop. I always
Speaker 1: liked the Snoop, but sitting him and then man, don't
Speaker 1: don't speak on mine like that, like mine was the
Speaker 1: motherfucking we need my nigga. You know what I'm saying
Speaker 1: that you didn't got motherfucker's. Motherfucker's doesn't put their hands
Speaker 1: on you. I didn't like when they had dre beating
Speaker 1: up the hommies. You know what I'm saying, Drey got
Speaker 1: snooping everybody you're talking about in the movie exactly. Everybody
Speaker 1: know you come to death rowing you on one. You
Speaker 1: ain't coming in this motherfucker beating up on fifteen motherfucking bloods.
Speaker 1: You ain't coming in this motherfucker just man handling niggers
Speaker 1: on your own. That's why I was so mad about
Speaker 1: the big cast thing. I was like with us the
Speaker 1: way we were. If like that happened, we couldn't be
Speaker 1: around you want to be something bad would have to happen.
Speaker 1: It can stop there. And and that that's what even
Speaker 1: even with the cuyps, you man, everybody got to give
Speaker 1: credit what credit is due. There's some cryp niggers out
Speaker 1: there that's with the business, just like you have blood
Speaker 1: niggas out there with the business and ain't taking that ship,
Speaker 1: you know what I'm saying. But when you get him
Speaker 1: when you get a guy like Snoop Dogg and he's
Speaker 1: coming here and he want to make it seem like
Speaker 1: he want to rewrite it, like he's that nigger because
Speaker 1: he feels nobody is there to do it. Not get then,
Speaker 1: but let me just tell the truth. One what happened.
Speaker 1: It was er. It wasn't the murdered with silk, the shocker.
Speaker 1: It was the taller one other two. He was at
Speaker 1: the door, but it was all up. He's like, hey,
Speaker 1: Pete eat that road dudes is out there. They want
Speaker 1: to come in and all let us know. He master
Speaker 1: p and I had just been on the phone for
Speaker 1: the last two weeks doing business. The guy let to
Speaker 1: make sure all the paperwork was right between the lawyers
Speaker 1: and stuff because I was helding business first ship. She
Speaker 1: was in prison. He couldn't deal with it, and so
Speaker 1: he was like, rag, come on in, man, it's it's
Speaker 1: all up. People gave us nothing but love. Snoop when
Speaker 1: he said he pulled somebody that he was cool with
Speaker 1: the side. You don't, my mate, I don't want to
Speaker 1: pull him just side, you know. And it was holid
Speaker 1: that him butchery over there going through the nigga's pockets
Speaker 1: where we're there, you know much you cool with the dude.
Speaker 1: They've been smoking and drinking and stuff together. I'm talking
Speaker 1: about the Loanies duels. By that time, Peter's like, oh yeah, ritch,
Speaker 1: y'all hand on your business. Y'all work out whatever y'all
Speaker 1: need to work out. We're gone. So when no no
Speaker 1: living soldiers there, they walk out of the room. I
Speaker 1: you know, like a little green room. So now that's
Speaker 1: just the lone bees dudes there, butchery them over there,
Speaker 1: just trying to get some good smoke. What's up, you know,
Speaker 1: talking cool. I'm over it on a different mission because
Speaker 1: I know what Snoop been saying and all of that
Speaker 1: and what should have told me need to be said
Speaker 1: to him. I'm over they're talking to him and men
Speaker 1: I'm talking. You know, we look conversed and cool, but
Speaker 1: I forget who it was, and said, why you've been
Speaker 1: and Snoop telling the truth on that, why you've been
Speaker 1: dissing on me? Or and he did say fox you up?
Speaker 1: He did say that, Snoop did? Snoop did say that?
Speaker 1: And that's when I looked at the Trayvon and I
Speaker 1: told you've been a bomb on this nigger right now.
Speaker 1: I ain't saying Trade did it on his own and
Speaker 1: all that. I told that nigger, you bet a bomb
Speaker 1: on this nigga right now, And Trayvon bombed on him,
Speaker 1: and Snoop took off and ran him. The dads and
Speaker 1: priests jumped up, and they took off a ran and
Speaker 1: ran straight to the police. It's all in the police report.
Speaker 1: So that video that or that interview that Snoop gave
Speaker 1: talking about he fired on somebody first, he said, but
Speaker 1: we fired on tray the hell don't he? But I
Speaker 1: gotta remember Trade as younger. He was younger than us.
Speaker 1: We were twenty six twenty eight at the time. I
Speaker 1: forget how old that was twenty eight one or two
Speaker 1: and Trade was and Trade was still like seven years
Speaker 1: younger than me. And so that's why he catches a
Speaker 1: lot and he's smaller. We all two. Nice little shot
Speaker 1: she had. It was she was cool, but the average
Speaker 1: bodyguarding death road. Correct. Yeah, But um so she'll just
Speaker 1: claiming that he bombed on Trayvon. Snoop. Snoop, I'm sorry
Speaker 1: Snoop is claiming that he fired on Trayvon. If you
Speaker 1: can you see how he threw that punch. You know,
Speaker 1: he fired on nobody ever, and it's like, you know,
Speaker 1: my whole thing is just keeping one d If you
Speaker 1: did that, you can really elaborate on that ship. And
Speaker 1: he's told one of those death Rod niggas bombed on me,
Speaker 1: but now in front of the camera and talking, and
Speaker 1: he wanted to rewrite history and say he bombed when
Speaker 1: in the black and he told the police officer, yeah,
Speaker 1: the death row niggas don't know me and this but
Speaker 1: that even what got me mad because that's past sense
Speaker 1: and all of that. What got me mad is how
Speaker 1: in the world can you shore y'all don't know? There's
Speaker 1: some things that don't went down the hill stupiat that
Speaker 1: case in nineteen ninety six in n he's telling law
Speaker 1: enforcement we speaking on that. But in nineteen nine eight
Speaker 1: he's trying to get shig Night incarcerated for a murder,
Speaker 1: not for no bullshits laugh or something like that, Okay,
Speaker 1: for murder by making a statement of that. Just think
Speaker 1: of the costable to I don't know what they did.
Speaker 1: I don't know if they ever interviewed in behind that,
Speaker 1: but he told her to some shares shares send it
Speaker 1: to l A p D. Robert Homicide. You know what
Speaker 1: you're saying. I'm just thinking about what you're saying. I
Speaker 1: wouldn't put that that nigger told try to say that
Speaker 1: sil Knight is the one that murdered Tupop. He told
Speaker 1: the cops that. Well, I mean, that's that's something generally different.
Speaker 1: I mean, if he if it's politic board dog, Okay,
Speaker 1: but apparently no, I don't. That's what got me piss
Speaker 1: is that the same police report that you put in
Speaker 1: your bond first video. Okay, so y'all that don't listen
Speaker 1: to the Bond First I haven't got chance check it out,
Speaker 1: y'alln go's pinned up in the comment section. You'll go
Speaker 1: read the police report. It's not really a police report.
Speaker 1: Let me just correct that. It's all police report is
Speaker 1: the official document, but it's really from the sheriff Department
Speaker 1: two lp D Robert HOMICI. Well, the subject is Calvin
Speaker 1: Brodus interview, which would be Snoop, and I guess everything
Speaker 1: that he was saying to the police. So basically he
Speaker 1: went and shut down with the police. You can go
Speaker 1: to bom fire and he got arrested. They're arrested for
Speaker 1: something else for some marijuana here when Dad's got arrested
Speaker 1: from possession of marijuana cause they ran into the police
Speaker 1: with marijuana. Yeah, they were scared. When you're scared, you
Speaker 1: do you'd be like this. I take this week case.
Speaker 1: When the niggas ain't gonna kill me, Dad wouldn't running,
Speaker 1: according to the police report, saying they got good, they
Speaker 1: got a god, they're trying to kill me. This is
Speaker 1: what Dad's gonna running said, Other than showing you that
Speaker 1: the nigga is the studio gangsters, because they know real
Speaker 1: gates gonna do that, They're gonna stand up and fight back.
Speaker 1: They're not going to run. They said in the police
Speaker 1: report that they ran to the area where they knew
Speaker 1: the police was stationed. It's in the police report. So
Speaker 1: we ran to this area because we saw your earlier
Speaker 1: and we knew y'all stay, you know we're here. Listen
Speaker 1: to this sentence from the police report or whatever we're
Speaker 1: calling this document. It says Mr Brown is a k
Speaker 1: Snoop Dogg also said that he was upset that his
Speaker 1: bodyguards disappeared and did not assist him. Who is your
Speaker 1: body to go to the child? I don't know, but
Speaker 1: what happened is because he and I would in a
Speaker 1: different room to be honest and fairness to him, and
Speaker 1: as people, we did go away to the side of
Speaker 1: the talk. You know, Buncher down, you know, you know
Speaker 1: your brother and there trying to because these are niggas
Speaker 1: said been on the road together for five six years,
Speaker 1: that got relationships. But Snoop was starting to be disrespectful.
Speaker 1: He was doing songs out there, this and this and
Speaker 1: and and that's all we want to hold him about that. Okay,
Speaker 1: we don't let you go. You know, everybody think Master
Speaker 1: p came and and and took Snoop from deth Row
Speaker 1: no Ship, sat in there and told me how to
Speaker 1: deal with that. We had to deal with lee are
Speaker 1: coyn for over thirty million O was from death jail
Speaker 1: on the table. They couldn't come up with the money.
Speaker 1: They only came up with eight million. Was able to
Speaker 1: come up with eight million because PolyGram was over them
Speaker 1: at the time. Interscope and Priority Records was going to
Speaker 1: go half and half on it. Uh to come up
Speaker 1: with thirty because that's what the number was, thirteen million.
Speaker 1: They all Interscope pulled out. It was like, we can't
Speaker 1: we don't want this business. We don't want to deal
Speaker 1: with We only want to deal with your tupacs though
Speaker 1: they just said like that, but we know that's what
Speaker 1: it was. She'll called Brian Turner up there, who's the
Speaker 1: owner of Priority, who master P was in business with.
Speaker 1: You're about to get mad because this is what she said.
Speaker 1: Are sitting there with the three ms, master P, whatever
Speaker 1: female was with ship at the time. All four of
Speaker 1: us are sitting at the table, and he said, you know, Brian,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna do you a favorite because I like you,
Speaker 1: I respect you, he said, because Interscope is belling out
Speaker 1: on me right now. He said, you know that country mother,
Speaker 1: that's what he's saying. That's how we pay. He said.
Speaker 1: They cut him over. He said, you know what that
Speaker 1: let him go to be with him. That's building back
Speaker 1: to uh build it to him. Brian, I'm gonna give
Speaker 1: you a discount rate four and a half million dollars
Speaker 1: and a seven percent over rye on on all this
Speaker 1: on the last three of his albums, so part of
Speaker 1: of Snoop going to No Limit with SI idea ideal
Speaker 1: She'll created. He didn't one that thought the bringing pe
Speaker 1: in it because it's gonna be interscope and priority. Anybody
Speaker 1: don't believe that, y'all get Brian, y'all here, Brian Turner
Speaker 1: up on Instagram or Jimmy Ivy to try to get
Speaker 1: them the answer that those two are still alive and
Speaker 1: can tell that he was in the negotiation on it.
Speaker 1: Why wasn't anyone saying, Snoop, just stay with death Row
Speaker 1: since you were already there and just try to iron
Speaker 1: he wanted out because and he wanted out, and she
Speaker 1: just wanted them gone because he was made still real
Speaker 1: reason for being mad because he wanted to He felt
Speaker 1: he should have been running down from he said it.
Speaker 1: He said, I should why you you got ready? Who
Speaker 1: this fucking police security? They can that they could get
Speaker 1: higher on weed and he didn't be high, and they're
Speaker 1: gonna be looking over my books and my money. Fuck that.
Speaker 1: And so Snoop was like, so that's what happened. That's
Speaker 1: the real Sugar is the one negotiated that. I can't
Speaker 1: take credit for that. Sugar Night did. I did the
Speaker 1: paperwork and got with the attorneys to make sure stuff
Speaker 1: was done the way she would wanted it. But should
Speaker 1: Night is the one that thought to put on with
Speaker 1: p so's this interview that Snoop gave where he's claiming
Speaker 1: that punched out Trayvon. Is this a recent interview or
Speaker 1: he's he's something where he's advertising thank you the album's
Speaker 1: new album. If you look at the beginning, it's in
Speaker 1: uh the footage, you deer. He's in the studio really
Speaker 1: talking about the song. Where should um? But we need
Speaker 1: to get you got a lot of stuff that he
Speaker 1: can touch your kind of ship. But I think travin
Speaker 1: going on. I think he's going blad. I hope lad
Speaker 1: here this and so he could ask him about it,
Speaker 1: but he holding out for the money. Okay, all right, Uh,
Speaker 1: let's move on to another topic. James, you sure were
Speaker 1: Sneaky Black from Instagram wants to know more about Sneaky Black.
Speaker 1: Sneaky Black wants to know more about can you go
Speaker 1: into details about the Blood Bowl football game? Sneaky Black?
Speaker 1: They white board trying to There's two issues here. He
Speaker 1: wants to know more about those parties and then um
Speaker 1: about the whole club. James, about do you think that
Speaker 1: o Gs and Compton could put a low rider program
Speaker 1: together teaching kids mechanics and body work to keep them
Speaker 1: out of gangs. Which one you want to touch on first?
Speaker 1: The first one we can talk about the mechanic ship
Speaker 1: Uh teaching kids how to do low riders. You know
Speaker 1: all that car car experience yourself, don't And he was
Speaker 1: running that that whole low Let me ride hydraulics with
Speaker 1: death row low riding. What was it called hydraulics? They
Speaker 1: get the they let me ride, and I don't want
Speaker 1: to get the name. Let me ride from this for
Speaker 1: the youngsters. I don't know, from chronic from drake soon
Speaker 1: you know nothing. Not the same video with the with
Speaker 1: the yah was black black black, yeah, yeah, okay, so yeah,
Speaker 1: you got all this experience running let me ride. I
Speaker 1: guess you know how to cut vehicles and now we
Speaker 1: get the people to come watch them wrap the frames.
Speaker 1: I learned all that ship with those guys in there,
Speaker 1: and it was it was, man, it was a learning experience,
Speaker 1: like I know how to do ship, uh cutting the
Speaker 1: clothes and ship gonna do? Is pad up that damn
Speaker 1: in voice? No hell no, man, I started, I started,
Speaker 1: and this is a mine of ship. I started some
Speaker 1: ship me and should start arguing once we opened up,
Speaker 1: let me write out droulics so he didn't want to.
Speaker 1: He brought the machines in, but he didn't want to
Speaker 1: put no money in my hand. So the guys that
Speaker 1: was coming to me, I would take money half up
Speaker 1: front and half when your car is done. And I
Speaker 1: was taking that money going to Big Reds, getting some
Speaker 1: love from our tea, and and buying the ship at
Speaker 1: a discount because he knew what was cracking. And Martin
Speaker 1: was real cool with us, and that was how I
Speaker 1: was able to build those cars. Me a little boom
Speaker 1: and the little homie you had tricks where he would
Speaker 1: make the holes bigger than the blocks and all that ship.
Speaker 1: And man we had shipped touching bumper back. If I
Speaker 1: brought in the car and I just wanted um front back,
Speaker 1: side side and uh, three wheel motions. It all depends
Speaker 1: if you want top line ship, if you wanted uh
Speaker 1: just regular stock ship. Uh what size of the calls
Speaker 1: and ship that you want? What uh number of the
Speaker 1: hoses you wanted in all defense? So you know, most
Speaker 1: of those guys, and some of it was some CRIPT
Speaker 1: dudes that came through there that didn't want to funk
Speaker 1: with Keep you d them, because I think keep you
Speaker 1: d Them was charging eight nine grand for the whole
Speaker 1: hook up. They were called south Side Riders or something. Yeah,
Speaker 1: so when they did that, I mean we uh we
Speaker 1: basically started that offense, you know, just by a stretch.
Speaker 1: So what I did to accumulate the money is I
Speaker 1: brought my grandfather and my uncle in. They master mechanics,
Speaker 1: so anything these people was coming in for brakes, radiators, engines.
Speaker 1: I was making money off of that, putting into the
Speaker 1: hydraulic ship to keep all the parts and this locker full.
Speaker 1: So I used this part of the shop for just
Speaker 1: out of mechanics ship and then this art to pay
Speaker 1: the Mexican guys that was working with us and make
Speaker 1: sure Boomer and all the other homies cards went together.
Speaker 1: So yeah, I think that would be a good thing
Speaker 1: because you know, kids love to you know, want to
Speaker 1: learn ship. Didn't want to know how to do ship.
Speaker 1: And I was also thinking about you know, finding the building,
Speaker 1: open that building and on the weekends, get the kids
Speaker 1: to come down there, go to Jeffrey Lewis or whatever
Speaker 1: and hire some mother fucker's teach them how to do
Speaker 1: all changes and and get some mechanics to come down
Speaker 1: there that's certified and show them how to show them
Speaker 1: how to do breaks and pay just on the Saturday. Man,
Speaker 1: I want you to come down here. I'm gonna get
Speaker 1: you a hundred and fifty bucks for five hours. Four hours.
Speaker 1: They come down there and do that because it's for
Speaker 1: the kids. So I'm I'm looking into that right now.
Speaker 1: So yeah, I definitely believe it's a plus. It help,
Speaker 1: it help get a lot of kids up the straight.
Speaker 1: You would definitely need some startup money. I'm not. I'm
Speaker 1: already I'm working on that right now. Mom. You know
Speaker 1: the luxury of night and death. Man, you know what
Speaker 1: I learned. Man, if you want to get something done,
Speaker 1: you get it done. You just gotta figure out ways
Speaker 1: how to do it and post to waiting on somebody
Speaker 1: else or I don't. I don't need that help. I'm
Speaker 1: learning how to do ship on my own now, and
Speaker 1: I can't nobody take credit because I ain't taking credit
Speaker 1: for it, so I don't. I'm not looking for that,
Speaker 1: and only this is coming from me. It will be
Speaker 1: coming out of my pocket. So once I get in
Speaker 1: and have enough money to have that first session, maybe
Speaker 1: some guys that come along, like we talked about Chico
Speaker 1: and and coming people are comfortable to do that, we'll
Speaker 1: keep it going. You know you're gonna make me drive around.
Speaker 1: It was uncomfortable last night. I wish I would have
Speaker 1: drove around looking for some I mean, it's not gonna
Speaker 1: be hard because where I'm at with it. You got
Speaker 1: a lot of people out there riding on the on
Speaker 1: the ass end of their brakes right now. So everybody
Speaker 1: that here, when we do it, y'all come on down,
Speaker 1: bring your brakes. We're gonna fix your brakes for free.
Speaker 1: We got we got certified mechanics on this ship, so
Speaker 1: it ain't no streetcats doing your ship. And you're you're
Speaker 1: gonna go out there with with some brand new breaks
Speaker 1: and you ain't gotta go out there and pay them
Speaker 1: eyes prices. You're getting it done free. And these kids
Speaker 1: is learning in the same process not to be a mechanic.
Speaker 1: They have certification programs, But today do they have certification
Speaker 1: also for knowing how to cut a vehicle for low riding? No,
Speaker 1: that's just like when you gotta go to all different
Speaker 1: types of classes. There's no like official school to learn
Speaker 1: about Well, yeah, you have welding classes. That's all you
Speaker 1: need to know how to how to cut steal those
Speaker 1: those sheets. You know how you have to know how
Speaker 1: to weld. You have to know how to use the
Speaker 1: tape measures. If you know how to do that, you
Speaker 1: can cut and wrap anything out there. So cutting the steel,
Speaker 1: welding it, and measuring it's the main things. And if
Speaker 1: you know how to do that, and and and and
Speaker 1: well is the most important thing, because how hard And
Speaker 1: it's not hard at all. It's not hard at all.
Speaker 1: I tried it a couple of times while they was
Speaker 1: doing it. You just gotta have a steady ass hand
Speaker 1: and don't let them bees get away from you, and
Speaker 1: you just messy, you know what I'm saying. They know
Speaker 1: how to text and clean that ship up and then
Speaker 1: grinded smooth where they don't bumping and ship it looked
Speaker 1: good when when you paint that frame, I mean, it's
Speaker 1: it's it's man, there's something to learn. But a lot
Speaker 1: of people in the penitentiary learn welding right the back
Speaker 1: way back in the days. They had programs all kind
Speaker 1: of all that ship cards and all that ship but
Speaker 1: I don't know if they got them now they gig
Speaker 1: fire in defense, I don't know, but I just heard
Speaker 1: that they had some some welding. Some dudes came out
Speaker 1: of prison knowing how to weld. Yeah, they used to
Speaker 1: have these classes at school, man, and I don't know
Speaker 1: if they're doing them. A dominions used to have underwater diving.
Speaker 1: There's something other things, all right. I ain't ben to
Speaker 1: do that. That's that white boy shit. I ain't gonna
Speaker 1: try to get on the water with no sharks, none
Speaker 1: of that ship all right. So the other part is, uh,
Speaker 1: they want to know more about the blood boat keeping
Speaker 1: in another jam. I mean if you come on with
Speaker 1: some type of scale blood, the blood Bowl, football games
Speaker 1: and house parties, those those anybody listening to this and
Speaker 1: was Incombing, then yeah, them days used to crack. Now
Speaker 1: that was mostly for poe rous though, right. It was
Speaker 1: all kind of bloods was coming from everywhere. You didn't
Speaker 1: have a bunch of south. We had people posted on
Speaker 1: them days and he wouldn't coming in and you wouldn't
Speaker 1: want to come in. Yeah. Uh. We started at a Thursday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday,
Speaker 1: this Sunday when most cats was going home. Some stragglers
Speaker 1: got called and left on the Monday. But we used
Speaker 1: to had to catch from San Diego. Emmer Hills used
Speaker 1: to come down and they wanted to play football. From
Speaker 1: that first football game, it was on every week. It
Speaker 1: was on every week. We uh hit the park, toss
Speaker 1: the coin and the football game was on and cracking.
Speaker 1: You had motherfucker's drinking while he was running. You had
Speaker 1: mo fucking smoking weed while he was running with the football.
Speaker 1: Then we take it back to my house from from
Speaker 1: the park to my house to turn the music on.
Speaker 1: Those guys from memory Hills used to come through man
Speaker 1: and and just put their money on the table. Get
Speaker 1: twelve bottles in Hennessey, get whoo whoo whoo, and I'm
Speaker 1: talking about you're talking about motherfucker's sucked up airy day.
Speaker 1: It was only crack. And I would open my den
Speaker 1: and tell them that I don't give a funk what's
Speaker 1: you throw up, how you get down, what you do,
Speaker 1: just don't drop your mouth working cigarette on my float.
Speaker 1: And they respected that and we partti until the police
Speaker 1: came and I put the chain on my fucking gate
Speaker 1: and take everybody inside the then and when they leave,
Speaker 1: open up and keep doing what we doing. It got
Speaker 1: to a point where the police said we gotta shut
Speaker 1: you down because we ain't getting New Texas off this
Speaker 1: ship telling what everybody was complaining. I'm telling you so
Speaker 1: at your daddy, I don't want to I don't want
Speaker 1: to attend at the block club meetings and what I
Speaker 1: mean they were on me. I was at the black
Speaker 1: I would say that Loudas Park. Listen to all the
Speaker 1: old folks that why are you y'all not doing it?
Speaker 1: You ain't heard them first? You heard them there at
Speaker 1: Louis Park in the block meeting. I didn't never know
Speaker 1: what I mean. They called me all my neighbors, all
Speaker 1: my neighbors, Mrs Ms Johnson, I don't know who, I
Speaker 1: can't remember now, but Johnson and Mama was was our
Speaker 1: house away and and the old old man was right
Speaker 1: next do to Buffy then was on the on my
Speaker 1: on my right. I'm telling you so it was either
Speaker 1: the motherfucker's across the street, that army old ass dude
Speaker 1: that we what're calling with and then made me down
Speaker 1: the street. But tell me, I had a whole block
Speaker 1: club meeting with with those people. They was like and
Speaker 1: the starty' told me, Reggie, you're gonna deal with this yet?
Speaker 1: How serious to the police take noise complaints? It's what
Speaker 1: is after ten pm, right, there wasn't so much the
Speaker 1: noise complaints. Do it all day they've been playing the
Speaker 1: large parties and then boom, so they used to the
Speaker 1: music and all of that. In Compton. I mean, we
Speaker 1: didn't respond to calls like that, to be honest. It
Speaker 1: was the niggas leaving eight balls and bottles and all
Speaker 1: of that in the yards every morning. They couldn't get out.
Speaker 1: They were blocking the driveways, and the people like, something happened,
Speaker 1: emergency come up. We can't even take our kids to
Speaker 1: the hospital. Something happened. It was talk about, but it
Speaker 1: was mainly because five hundred black people hanging out the ship.
Speaker 1: It probably was a little more than that. It was
Speaker 1: up there. I had in my house man, we filled
Speaker 1: up the backyard and taking the gun figuring and they
Speaker 1: love black woman. The young girls like when you're taking
Speaker 1: their brothers and their their boyfriends to jail. There's something
Speaker 1: that turn. We had so many that's the fetish I
Speaker 1: never heard of. We had. We had little black Twitter
Speaker 1: sick by you old black Coughlin compor Yeah, we had.
Speaker 1: We had so many people coming from everywhere, and I
Speaker 1: mean it was everybody knew. It started on a Thursday
Speaker 1: and then on Sunday. So just just just stay sitting back,
Speaker 1: were on the porch, Me and the homies sitting back
Speaker 1: drinking gin. And the next thing you know, here come
Speaker 1: gin cars. We ready, and it would just it would
Speaker 1: just start from there all night till the morning, and
Speaker 1: then our women would make breakfast for niggas that that
Speaker 1: stranded and laid out on the couches and ship and
Speaker 1: we used man it every day Saturday and and Friday,
Speaker 1: and Saturday was the main nights. Sunday motherfucker's left got
Speaker 1: any cars drunk, didn't know which way they was going home.
Speaker 1: We had it. It was cracking, man. How did you
Speaker 1: guys establish the relationship with the Emerald Hill bloods Way
Speaker 1: down in San Diego? They started coming to the football game.
Speaker 1: One of the homies I think it was JP R. Heron,
Speaker 1: and they wanted to play football because they heard that
Speaker 1: we was playing football. The part rous was playing the
Speaker 1: Bottle No No and uh we used to play at
Speaker 1: Gonzalez Park against the Barnie Hunters, and uh, one of
Speaker 1: homeboys talked to have Ron and then that's how they
Speaker 1: came down. When he first came down, it was kind
Speaker 1: of like learry, how these dudes gonna react to Nicka
Speaker 1: is getting drunk and tripping and and our whole thing
Speaker 1: was y'all got pistrels. We got pistrels, were kicking it
Speaker 1: and and and and they Big Homie was was like
Speaker 1: really like I was in control, nigga, I thing and
Speaker 1: and banging really like that. I think it's as bitches.
Speaker 1: I think it's whole. It was we we we were
Speaker 1: doing us and we come to funk with y'all, and
Speaker 1: and man that we did. I came partners with one
Speaker 1: of the duce with Sandiego. That's the one. Big shout
Speaker 1: out to Emerald Hills. Boy, them cats know to kick
Speaker 1: it them. They had some talented cats. Man. We had
Speaker 1: to go recruit some of the village town cats to
Speaker 1: play with us. Them dudes. Them dudes was like real
Speaker 1: athletic great Red records. That's the records. He was Memory Hill. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and that's the guy that y'all see me on. Well,
Speaker 1: he's the one he got on shi head. He get
Speaker 1: slipping in. Ah, she was coming up there in San
Speaker 1: Diego and knee. Yeah, y'all need to look up to
Speaker 1: Lloyd Lake. Remember, Yeah, when bunchy didn't went to Amber Hills.
Speaker 1: I think I was in in Texas or something somewhere.
Speaker 1: And uh, they said, bunch we had to fight with
Speaker 1: one of their little homies. And he said the little
Speaker 1: homie was like getting him. And okay, yeah, man, Mountree
Speaker 1: could fight, but nobody okay, So I mean you gotta
Speaker 1: get nigger credit. If a motherfucking takedown holy Field, he
Speaker 1: good can fight, but he got his ass whoop sooner
Speaker 1: or later. But I mean, ship a bunch of is
Speaker 1: a regular motherfucker just like us. But they said that
Speaker 1: little nigger was getting with him. But how can I
Speaker 1: be mad that they had a hit up thing. After
Speaker 1: they fought, they went off and got drunk and starts
Speaker 1: smoking weed and doing anything. Can't nobody to be mad
Speaker 1: at that? That shooting is keeping in one honey, you
Speaker 1: feel me. But those guys was and and like clockwork
Speaker 1: and Thursday didn't go on the Monday, and those are
Speaker 1: also recognized. Talk to Lloyd Lake name. He he's also
Speaker 1: the guy that we were just talking about earlier, Reggie
Speaker 1: Bush that was taking care of Reggie Bush and got
Speaker 1: in trouble. Uh, got usc in trouble and Reggie Bush
Speaker 1: and in trouble because he's the one that I told
Speaker 1: that Reggie busch um Uh received the money. He was
Speaker 1: parents received the money from him because Reggie Bush tried
Speaker 1: to cut him out out. He took care of him
Speaker 1: no three years while he was in college. So was
Speaker 1: connected to that whole Reggie Bush, Lloyd Lake, look up
Speaker 1: the name Loyal LaKelly Lake Man, that's that's a damn shame,
Speaker 1: all right, me, sugar and talk. I try to work
Speaker 1: it out for sc we call them the athletic director
Speaker 1: at the time. I want to share the attorneys. Was
Speaker 1: was a big booster, and he told he pretty much
Speaker 1: told him, well, that's what Mr Lake did. Was it
Speaker 1: partly because I think his parents were receiving free money,
Speaker 1: money and all that. He took it from San Diego,
Speaker 1: Reggie Bush from San Diego and all of that, and
Speaker 1: just taking care of the parents, flying them across the
Speaker 1: country to watch all the games and sending them there
Speaker 1: in limos and put them in the house and all
Speaker 1: of that. So he was that I've done it for
Speaker 1: players players. Why is that so against athlete break getting
Speaker 1: broken off? A couple of bucks here, a couple of
Speaker 1: bucks there. You look at them Native winners getting all
Speaker 1: the money, all them, They're getting all the fucking money
Speaker 1: they they want nobody else to look out for you.
Speaker 1: You might leave. They franchise and go to somewhere else,
Speaker 1: then fluence all that merchandise in that the n C
Speaker 1: a A makes awful. It's unbelievable. California is trying to
Speaker 1: be the first state that it and you guess what
Speaker 1: the n C double they against it. They won't be
Speaker 1: playing any any championship games or anything. Is eventually gonna
Speaker 1: lose this debate. It's probably gonna take them decade, I
Speaker 1: don't know how much more time. Eventually we're gonna be
Speaker 1: looking back at this same. Wow, if they found another
Speaker 1: way to recruit these guys in high school and in college,
Speaker 1: I'm in and and bypassed that ship, I wouldn't play.
Speaker 1: They can't do that. I wouldn't play. You got the
Speaker 1: girls volleyball or this one? How do you spread the
Speaker 1: money apart? How do you decide, well, you a hundred
Speaker 1: thousand nigga and you only have a five thousand dollar person,
Speaker 1: you know, how do you weigh it out when you're
Speaker 1: trying to keep, when you're trying to keep everybody on
Speaker 1: the same playing fielding and the same They got to
Speaker 1: figure it out. I think there's a there's a remedy
Speaker 1: to it, because football is where all the money's at,
Speaker 1: and basketball brings in all the money, and soccer volleyball.
Speaker 1: They got to figure it out. But when an athlete
Speaker 1: decides I'm about to take this money because this guy's
Speaker 1: looking out for me, that shouldn't be a violation at all.
Speaker 1: And I just applied for a nine thousand you know,
Speaker 1: I wish you know, my sons for the years thirty two.
Speaker 1: Now I'm nine thousand. I was short. I need to
Speaker 1: come up with it by of this month for him
Speaker 1: to start school. So I understand what the system is saying, Hey,
Speaker 1: these guys are getting a free ride and and and
Speaker 1: you know, and a lot of the kids parents and
Speaker 1: the you know, the ones that's gonna grow up to
Speaker 1: be something or whatever because you know, their education and
Speaker 1: all that and did everything right in school and all
Speaker 1: of that, got a sports scholarship, right. Uh, partial, That's
Speaker 1: what I'm saying. Nine thousand short now, okay, but if
Speaker 1: he if he's going to be effective for this school,
Speaker 1: this should this school should accept the ride. Whatever you
Speaker 1: do they're gonna make money. They're making money off of them,
Speaker 1: all of these guys out there. That's stadiums. And I'm
Speaker 1: talking about with the every bowl game makes millions. Don't
Speaker 1: have to be the Rose Bowl. They don't have to
Speaker 1: be and all them Rose Bowl games, I'm lower tiered rolls.
Speaker 1: I mean, lower tier bowl games make money. But they're
Speaker 1: given hundred thousands of scholarships to whole programs, is what
Speaker 1: I'm trying to do. They want to but to the program.
Speaker 1: I don't get none of that. I'm still going to
Speaker 1: pay for my book. But there's at that se there's
Speaker 1: probably student athletes. Would you say, two thousand student athletes?
Speaker 1: Athletes listen, student athletes, and and now they take care
Speaker 1: of all these kids getting these free scholarships, and that's
Speaker 1: where a lot of that money is going to. And
Speaker 1: taking care of fields and putting them in nice departments
Speaker 1: and all of that. What the kids don't have to
Speaker 1: worry about the hundred thousands go look up to trust.
Speaker 1: And I'm not saying it right up. The value of
Speaker 1: every university. Every university is worth in the bees billions.
Speaker 1: Whether it's Yale, USC Cal, University of Arizona. They're all
Speaker 1: worth hundreds of millions, billions of dollars they could afford
Speaker 1: to give him. How they got to figure it out,
Speaker 1: just like they figured out how to have a championship
Speaker 1: college football game. It took decades. What happens when you
Speaker 1: don't have a football chain, They gotta kick in some
Speaker 1: kind of way. Johnny Football, who was the quarterback, real famous,
Speaker 1: well so a lot of jerseys. Um so how do
Speaker 1: you pay him? And then how do you pay the
Speaker 1: guy that's just well, Johnny Football got get a little
Speaker 1: bit more. He should be rewarded for his talent, his
Speaker 1: skill and the sacrifice he's making to his body. You know,
Speaker 1: Reggie Bush was the baddest dude in college those years.
Speaker 1: He I don't have a problem with him getting rewarded
Speaker 1: a little bit more on the merchandizing. But he's the
Speaker 1: one that's diving over twenty people to get into that
Speaker 1: end zone, landing on his head. You know what. This
Speaker 1: is the code thing about it, and it's not running
Speaker 1: the rap industry and all these other businesses. It's white
Speaker 1: men that control this. They're paying you what they want
Speaker 1: to pay you wish we call peanuts because they're making
Speaker 1: billions of dollars off of this ship, and they're scoping
Speaker 1: all these other companies making money off of us, making
Speaker 1: money off of us. Is it our fault that we
Speaker 1: we we jump on this ship knowing that they're the
Speaker 1: one is making the money, they're making the rules, they're
Speaker 1: doing the whole nine. If everyone does what ice Cube does,
Speaker 1: everyone gets paid more money, everybody gets some ice Cube
Speaker 1: didn't want to sign um with the w A contract.
Speaker 1: He was like, I ain't signing that. That's undermining that's
Speaker 1: everybody got to look at that ship any thousand. We've
Speaker 1: never seen seventy tho before. And that's why I wasn't that.
Speaker 1: That's why Jump was more value into what they were
Speaker 1: doing show. I mean, we gotta look at and Easy. Yeah, eventually,
Speaker 1: but you know the early years that they weren't getting
Speaker 1: paid what they deserved. Jerry Heller was all of those
Speaker 1: other mother fucking coons was getting paid. I was in
Speaker 1: the meeting yesterday and I was shocked with Alan Granbaugh,
Speaker 1: who was the general manager of Ruthless, and he said
Speaker 1: Easy he was making a lot of the decisions and
Speaker 1: stuff like that with Ruthless. I always thought it was Jerry,
Speaker 1: he said, Jerry Hiller wasn't mainly a party guy like
Speaker 1: the young girls and like doing stuffing, And he said
Speaker 1: Easy he was the one making a lot of the
Speaker 1: decisions on the business del I think Dre would have
Speaker 1: would have been still fucking with Easy if that was
Speaker 1: the case. He and he was a general manager of
Speaker 1: Ruthless Records. I mean, this is what he said. He's
Speaker 1: the guy that runs one though. And now since you
Speaker 1: mentioned one, let's talk about this, uh recent purchase by Hasbro.
Speaker 1: A lot of people have been sending us questions about this.
Speaker 1: This comes from Franklin from the nays on Instagram. He said,
Speaker 1: y'all keep forgetting that death Row was sold to a
Speaker 1: toy company called Hasbro. Technically that's not correct. That's not correct,
Speaker 1: not correct at all. Um E one Entertainment was sold
Speaker 1: to highs Bro, which has a TV division, a movie division.
Speaker 1: They have a music division, which death Row is a
Speaker 1: part of the music division. They have reality TV division.
Speaker 1: Probably got another Division one Entertainment who recently purchased death
Speaker 1: Row from Wide Awaight who brought Wide in the bankruptcy
Speaker 1: auction at the auction X million alice, which is thirty
Speaker 1: six or twenty six one, No but it was at
Speaker 1: auction and uh and Night was still out of jail,
Speaker 1: so they were taking a chance of having to still
Speaker 1: deal with him. That's why a lot of companies didn't
Speaker 1: want to do the purchase. Sold it to one. Eventually,
Speaker 1: like four or four years later, they sold it to
Speaker 1: eat One who was the distributor at the time, and
Speaker 1: they purchased it from Wide Awake for I believe a
Speaker 1: t million dollars. Sho don't get anything, Well, he get
Speaker 1: a lot of his death payed off. That's why she
Speaker 1: should right now, his name is better than yours and
Speaker 1: mine because they don't owe anything. He got all the
Speaker 1: taxes paid off. His baby mom was, he got everything discharged,
Speaker 1: so only bills that he has now and if he's
Speaker 1: sitting in jail making credit cards and doing anything stupid now,
Speaker 1: so right now his name is pretty much clear. Don't
Speaker 1: own the government or s taxas. I think he's gonna
Speaker 1: get sued. That might be a new judgment that he
Speaker 1: get if h Terry Carter family soon those other get
Speaker 1: other people don't get their money. Everybody all that's discharge.
Speaker 1: Everybody got whatever they're gonna get. The bank has been closed,
Speaker 1: so if why the wake sells the million. You just
Speaker 1: said that they took a loss. It took a lot.
Speaker 1: They took a lot. Lest they made some money doing
Speaker 1: that four years that they had it. If they made
Speaker 1: the six million back, uh, if it was twenty six million,
Speaker 1: thirty I forget the numbers thirty six million that they
Speaker 1: barted in the auction. So what what's they gonna do
Speaker 1: with that? Bro uh housbro the toy company, I don't believe.
Speaker 1: I think they're going to sell the the music division
Speaker 1: of it. I think they really bought EAT One Entertainment
Speaker 1: so they can distribute movies and TVs shows and do
Speaker 1: their little cartoons stuff, you know, their little toys and
Speaker 1: all of that. It's the main reason that they barn't um.
Speaker 1: So that's what people think it is about death Row.
Speaker 1: It was put out there like that, but it was
Speaker 1: mainly for the TVs and the movie division. So why
Speaker 1: would just do to ask your question? We forget most
Speaker 1: people don't know, oh because we haven't talked to about it,
Speaker 1: and then and anything with a death Row podcast, and
Speaker 1: they forget. I mean, you know, how much gates and
Speaker 1: stuff can you talk about? How much death Row stuff
Speaker 1: can you talk about we're trying to keep everybody updated
Speaker 1: on news that also comes from de Ra Mirror's twenty
Speaker 1: four on Instagram. A few people been asking about why
Speaker 1: we ain't talking about Hasbro Toys now owning Death Rows catalog.
Speaker 1: We left in Death Rows Catalog. By the way, didn't
Speaker 1: some of the artists be able to retreat keep their
Speaker 1: own stuff? One the only one that they in some
Speaker 1: type of dispute with is Dre with the chronic and
Speaker 1: that's this four you can go said, you can go
Speaker 1: buy c D. Oh yeah, don't have the c D.
Speaker 1: But when I left that company in nine six, I
Speaker 1: didn't talk about what streaming. Who knew about streaming in
Speaker 1: six And so that's his argument, you know, like, hey,
Speaker 1: I want my streaming rights. I want my streaming rights.
Speaker 1: When I did a separation agreement with y'all, I didn't
Speaker 1: know about any streaming right. But sometimes he's agreements say, um,
Speaker 1: whatever technology in the future as well. Well? Then whoever
Speaker 1: was attorney on that dropped the ball. But it wasn't
Speaker 1: in there. And and you know, have you ever read
Speaker 1: a contract that says unknown to sure now that does
Speaker 1: I've read a couple of contracts and you woudn't reading that.
Speaker 1: Probably not, But a lot of times the contracts will say, um,
Speaker 1: future technology is unknown to us now are also covered.
Speaker 1: I'm sure after the streaming came up and all of that,
Speaker 1: people were like, okay, whoever thought of a streaming so
Speaker 1: he won't he won't hear back? Do you think you
Speaker 1: should have a right to the streaming even though it
Speaker 1: wasn't mentioned, It wasn't it's assumed that all the rights
Speaker 1: go with the music. When all those rights now, you
Speaker 1: could come up with this loophole. Hey, we didn't know
Speaker 1: about streaming, we didn't know about downloading. It's sort of
Speaker 1: like a loophole should uh, said James Brownlin. All they'll
Speaker 1: get get the rights. And when they started standing on
Speaker 1: see c ds because they only knew about cassettes and vinyl.
Speaker 1: But the CD was supposed to be similar to the cassette,
Speaker 1: which was so similar to the record with the similar
Speaker 1: to its just replaced it in streaming, just replaced okay,
Speaker 1: But streaming came in a non physical form. It's the
Speaker 1: first time we're listening to music in a non physical form.
Speaker 1: I don't even know what. Well. Traditionally we listened to
Speaker 1: music on on on something, the eight track, a cassette,
Speaker 1: a c D. We had to have something to hear
Speaker 1: the music. Now we ain't gotta have nothing but some
Speaker 1: headphones and we plug it into the internet and boom,
Speaker 1: we can hear music. We don't even buy it. You
Speaker 1: can download. Motherfucker a CD store to sell anymore CDs
Speaker 1: is on it are pretty much done. The last thing
Speaker 1: that's left the Blu ray DVDs, and I don't know
Speaker 1: how long that's gonna last. But everything is download So yeah,
Speaker 1: good lawyer will just say, hey, streaming is just another
Speaker 1: level to the way music is delivered. Our argument was
Speaker 1: with him because he actually started it. He started this
Speaker 1: in two thousand. But I could understand though someone saying
Speaker 1: streaming is a little different because you're acquiring it and
Speaker 1: even go there. Every we all know that his It
Speaker 1: wasn't his. He gave it up. He walked away, and
Speaker 1: he walked away from it, not signing ship did he
Speaker 1: signed like he just had signed off on streaming. Nobody
Speaker 1: knew about streaming when he walked away from What I'm
Speaker 1: saying is when he walked away from shog he signed
Speaker 1: dot com that I walk away from nothing. I don't
Speaker 1: want any more everything. But I think that's straight man.
Speaker 1: If he didn't he followed Loupho. Something in two thousand
Speaker 1: one or two whatever came out name streaming came up.
Speaker 1: You know these small attorneys mothers said, hey, right, got
Speaker 1: us a louphole attorney, gonna change the goddamn case because
Speaker 1: it's money for them anyway, whether it's good or bad.
Speaker 1: They are only gonna chell you. We got a chance
Speaker 1: of beating it or winning this thing. And makes settled.
Speaker 1: They settled. Yeah, so he won. Yeah, they settled. I
Speaker 1: don't know if he want he don't own it. Well,
Speaker 1: if I was here, I would go buy, I will
Speaker 1: go by. I would go buy the album right now,
Speaker 1: he can go give him four or five a million
Speaker 1: dollars and I'm sure they're buy it. They just purchased
Speaker 1: all of it, and they may he only want the
Speaker 1: two bucks though maybe some of the slow stuff. So
Speaker 1: you would want cast An if you don't know about now,
Speaker 1: the cast is the biggest faker joker in the history.
Speaker 1: I just want to know if he got anything to do,
Speaker 1: you will hear about bad. What I don't understand is
Speaker 1: that there was a producer that said on another interview.
Speaker 1: That was Molly May brought me some pop songs that
Speaker 1: I never before. We can go get the mothercker's out,
Speaker 1: then bring something. Yeah, I can gonna get you something.
Speaker 1: I want to see the big old reels, the big
Speaker 1: old the boxes where they used to come back in
Speaker 1: the day, and and then some of those floating around
Speaker 1: so Dre could have went to wide awake. He couldn't
Speaker 1: want to eat one the chronic. How much is it?
Speaker 1: Trust me? If she Knight was in prison when that
Speaker 1: thing coming for sale for for e t million hollars,
Speaker 1: Dre and Jimmy would have bought it. Trust me. They're
Speaker 1: gonna try to buy some stuff now. They're gonna try
Speaker 1: to buy death real soon. I mean, why didn' dre
Speaker 1: by this before? Hasbro bought it? How that was four billions?
Speaker 1: Because they're not just buying the music, they're Bryan the
Speaker 1: whole company. Like I said, trust me, Mark Today, nine eleven,
Speaker 1: two thousand and nineteen, Dre or Jimmy, I mean, will
Speaker 1: be buying there. I think that's a good thing. If
Speaker 1: she can't have it, I think he should be the
Speaker 1: one to have it. And we know she don't have
Speaker 1: I came here, I uh I think everything they come
Speaker 1: with it, just like just like this abandoned Tupac did
Speaker 1: another song. Okay, everything before that after that then then
Speaker 1: that's something that we discussed. But I walked away from
Speaker 1: this company. I had been for zero dollars now and
Speaker 1: I can come back and buy it. And that's just
Speaker 1: everybody gas the move I was. If I was Puffy Combs,
Speaker 1: I would buy it now. Just the one up you Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's the one up, the biggest one. Michael Jackson bought
Speaker 1: outbid at Paul McCartney who told him about it. Beat Songs,
Speaker 1: who told him about it, Tell me that wasn't they
Speaker 1: never had Michael and all that other ship going on though.
Speaker 1: I mean, you got a lot of people lost their lives,
Speaker 1: you know, this ship. So that's why I keep I'm
Speaker 1: just saying that Paul McCartney thought about killing Michael Jackson.
Speaker 1: He was hurt. Yeah, he was defeated. I bet he
Speaker 1: thought I'm killing you know, about killing Michael. Yeah, And
Speaker 1: we had a couple of good black ones that lived
Speaker 1: made that money like Motown. Motown was totally different than
Speaker 1: who end up owning it. They all because definitely, how
Speaker 1: much money's not losing out Rock Rock Rockefeller. What what
Speaker 1: you damon Danson? Well they said damon Jason jay z
Speaker 1: of it, that's what. Yeah, but it's just too much money. Yeah,
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