Speaker 1: You're tuned into The Gangster Chronicles. Well, James McDonald, Rexie
Speaker 1: Reich Jr. And Alex A. Mansell on the Digital Soapbox
Speaker 1: Network material witness on an aggregated battery, I was a
Speaker 1: hang gun and um they believe this might be in
Speaker 1: retaliation to her testimony. Welcome to another episode of The
Speaker 1: Gangster Chronicles. My name is Alex Alonso. You may be
Speaker 1: aware of my platform, Street Gangs dot Com a k a.
Speaker 1: Street TV, where I interview gang members, rappers, hip hop artists, authors,
Speaker 1: entertainers and other influencers. And I'm here. I'm usually heard
Speaker 1: my two co hosts, but I'm only here with who today? Right?
Speaker 1: Reggie Right? Because James McDonald is still in Australia, living
Speaker 1: it up, living it up. So um. But don't don't worry.
Speaker 1: We got a guest in the house. But before we
Speaker 1: talk to our guests, I want to make sure and
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Speaker 1: on Radio dot Com. Alright, Reggie, I'm gonna let you
Speaker 1: introduce who we got in the house today, because, uh,
Speaker 1: this is a legendary rapper that goes back to the nineties.
Speaker 1: He actually goes back to my college days. I remember
Speaker 1: where I was when when when of his hits came out.
Speaker 1: It was the fall that it was the spring of nine,
Speaker 1: I believe when one of his songs came out, we
Speaker 1: were playing that song. Now everybody knows who we got.
Speaker 1: We got a young house, he had a part of
Speaker 1: he'st Oakland's in the house. He's fourteen Street. How close
Speaker 1: did you live? Fourteen fourteen? The bill is on these
Speaker 1: That's also a ghost town. They call that sixty five
Speaker 1: s nine. That's where Philis Mitchell was from, Little d
Speaker 1: Little pottings on from that same neighborhood. And our ship
Speaker 1: is basically like from East fourteenth to Damn Nea San
Speaker 1: Angel Boulevard by the College sum and that's one of
Speaker 1: the roughest places in Oakland to go to. Now, I'm
Speaker 1: sure gentrification has the gentrification creeped up on the East
Speaker 1: Oakland part um. Hell yeah, definitely. It ain't the same,
Speaker 1: But now it's still the village. Is still the village,
Speaker 1: you know what I mean? Um Like, we've been having Vietnamese, Mexican,
Speaker 1: Cambodians and ship. Now you see a little sprinkle white
Speaker 1: people up in there. But they changed the ship like
Speaker 1: it looked like luxury town houses and ship don't look
Speaker 1: like the projects used to look when I used to
Speaker 1: live there, So they definitely switched it up for gentrification.
Speaker 1: You know, Before we get into our show with yuck Mouth,
Speaker 1: I want to reminder everybody he has a podcast as
Speaker 1: well on the same network as us called Smoke a
Speaker 1: Lot Radio. And what day does your show come out?
Speaker 1: Thursday nights man, every Thursday night at midnight fucking one
Speaker 1: o'clock at night. You mean Thursday early early Thursday? Okay,
Speaker 1: same time times come out? We come out. We come
Speaker 1: out Wednesday. No, we come out Thursday morning. One day.
Speaker 1: M is Thursday morning about Thursday morning Thursday night? All right?
Speaker 1: So Smoke a Lot Radio premier day episodes on the
Speaker 1: same day as The Gangster Chronicles, so you can get
Speaker 1: a two for right there. We're on the same network,
Speaker 1: the Soapbox Network and just Box, and just make sure
Speaker 1: you go there and also listen to Uh Smoke a lot.
Speaker 1: Radio co host is Cato from l A and Simone
Speaker 1: Taylor X Triple X star cod I gotta ask you
Speaker 1: about that. What's that like having a porn star co host?
Speaker 1: Kind of freaking we can't work, We can't forget a boy.
Speaker 1: Gonzo is not here on Instagram? Why okay, Well, Gonzo
Speaker 1: got another podcast. He's got a podcast called The Gonzo Show,
Speaker 1: and that's also on the digital soap Box Network, So
Speaker 1: go ahead and listen to that one. But we got
Speaker 1: yuck Mouthfit. So we're here to talk about Young Yeah. Man.
Speaker 1: I've been knowing her for a long time. She used
Speaker 1: to actually rap with us and being a rage. Her
Speaker 1: name was Lady Ice before she started doing point three points.
Speaker 1: So you guys were shocked in surprise when she went
Speaker 1: that railway because like point stars, no disrespect, but most
Speaker 1: of them do that ship when they broke down and out,
Speaker 1: you know what I mean. On some somebody pimping and
Speaker 1: ship out of him. Simone comes from a no, she's
Speaker 1: from out here, but she comes from a very you know,
Speaker 1: not wealthy, but her family is set. She an't gotta
Speaker 1: do the ship since I met her, and she'd been
Speaker 1: in college driving outies and ship all the latest cars
Speaker 1: because her parents keep it right. So she ain't got
Speaker 1: to do that ship. She was just somebody who wanted
Speaker 1: to do it, you know what, I don't know what.
Speaker 1: Somebody just wanted to do it, man and experienced it.
Speaker 1: But then she's still with the college, got all the
Speaker 1: degrees and she's still in Colls getting another degree. So
Speaker 1: she's very intelligent. So she bringing out intelligence sexy to
Speaker 1: the you know what I mean. Though, So she had
Speaker 1: like a short career in porn. She took a taste
Speaker 1: of it, and you know why she decided to stop
Speaker 1: because ship it's not lucrative like that, especially with the Internet.
Speaker 1: The end of that pretty much changed the game with
Speaker 1: African American women. Yeah, that ship dry out quick is
Speaker 1: like a good two years and then they on to
Speaker 1: the next you know, you don't last like that. You know,
Speaker 1: the Hispanics, you know what I mean, that Cuban or
Speaker 1: the you know, white porn artists, you know what I mean,
Speaker 1: they last to their old women. You can still see
Speaker 1: them in porne, I mean old like you know what
Speaker 1: I mean, old ones. So black black people don't have
Speaker 1: that career and portant. That's interesting. So yeah, that's a
Speaker 1: great little cash you got there because I know Kato.
Speaker 1: I actually just interviewed Kato for Street TV, I say that,
Speaker 1: and he's got an incredible story. Especially this dude has
Speaker 1: been shot three different times, I ain't know, three different
Speaker 1: three different times. And one time, the second time he
Speaker 1: got shot in the thigh and he almost died from
Speaker 1: a thigh because he almost bled out and he actually
Speaker 1: went into a coma from getting shot in the thigh.
Speaker 1: Then the third time he got shot, it's just surprising
Speaker 1: that he survived it all through the lungs, all through
Speaker 1: the chest, you know. So, I mean I've known Kato
Speaker 1: for I don't know, over a decade, and um, it's
Speaker 1: a blessing that he was alive to survive those shootings.
Speaker 1: And you got him as a co host, and he
Speaker 1: actually told me that you looked out for him more
Speaker 1: than any of his l A connections, A brother from
Speaker 1: the Bear area, a brother for me, the Oakland looking
Speaker 1: out for me more than anybody else. Just talked a
Speaker 1: little bit about your relationship with Kato Uma. That's his
Speaker 1: little girl. Shout out my homie, um my homie. Michaelo
Speaker 1: Lo he from out here man. He used to hang
Speaker 1: with Spice one. So I was trying to do a
Speaker 1: podcast out here, you know what I mean in l A.
Speaker 1: You know what I mean, because I had already had
Speaker 1: smoke Al Radio on Blag Talk Radio, but it was
Speaker 1: just over the fun. Want to do a film podcast.
Speaker 1: So I'm like, yo, uh, you know, Michaelo, why don't
Speaker 1: you be my co host? Because he cool, He's snappy
Speaker 1: and he got a cool sense of him. He like, nah, nigga,
Speaker 1: you need my nigga Cato Man, this comedian nigger, the
Speaker 1: craziest motherfucker mate. So he bought him to one of
Speaker 1: my shows. Man, I met him backstage. Man, instantly we clicked. Man,
Speaker 1: I nigga had me dying and I mean periods. So
Speaker 1: since then, I think that was like them there in
Speaker 1: two thousand ten, two thousand eleven, something like that. We've
Speaker 1: been rocking every since, you know, I mean. Then we
Speaker 1: did end up doing Smoke Radio on be Real TV.
Speaker 1: We was there from two thousand and fourteen and two
Speaker 1: thousand sixteen, so we already had a little formula going
Speaker 1: before we even came over here, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: It's like the re launch it, but we already have
Speaker 1: going at be Real TV, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: So we've been working this ship many moons. Man. I
Speaker 1: admire his dedication, his loyal this, you know what I mean,
Speaker 1: his work ethic, you know what I mean. And in
Speaker 1: the game you know what I mean, in the sense
Speaker 1: of humor that he brings to the table when we
Speaker 1: all together. You know, no, it is be Real TV
Speaker 1: connected to Be Real from cypress him. Yeah, yeah, okay,
Speaker 1: And I've heard you speak on on it not working
Speaker 1: out over there? Can you tell us a little bit
Speaker 1: about how you got the podcast going from would be
Speaker 1: Real you being? And what was the falling out over
Speaker 1: it was? Basically I got its fired. I ain't gonna
Speaker 1: loud be really don't care, he'd be really don't care
Speaker 1: about you smoking b I gave me an opportunity, you
Speaker 1: know what I mean. We did a smoke by. She
Speaker 1: like my personality to you know what I mean. Let
Speaker 1: me interrupt you there that's one thing I like. I
Speaker 1: watched a lot of people want to You know, I
Speaker 1: been having a lot of time on my hands lately
Speaker 1: because I got my asks in trouble. But I love
Speaker 1: your energy. Man. You know, I watched Gonzo on them,
Speaker 1: and I watched my boy Bosco and everybody. But man,
Speaker 1: one thing come across you. The energy that you project
Speaker 1: out there. It's just like a positive thing. And a
Speaker 1: lot of black men don't don't put it out there.
Speaker 1: We all try to be so tough and and but
Speaker 1: you just put it out there. But a nice energy
Speaker 1: man to make me watch exactly, you know what I mean,
Speaker 1: even my boy Spider. Look, everybody come off professional. You
Speaker 1: just come up with that high energy. And you know
Speaker 1: if you're clowning or whatever, you your something you're talking about,
Speaker 1: it's high energy. Thank you man, keep that up, bro,
Speaker 1: Thank you. I respect you because you your big mouthful yours.
Speaker 1: You can let Coldes ball with you. Bro. You are
Speaker 1: not playing down. You keep your flot motherfucking neck. Man.
Speaker 1: I'll be on your ship first subscribe. When your boy
Speaker 1: be going in. I see y'all go in on. Oh boy,
Speaker 1: I ain't gonna touched that. I ain't gonna say no names.
Speaker 1: I had to go down. Yeah, man quiet lately basically
Speaker 1: the man they the first person that we ran off
Speaker 1: the internet though. Hell of a job, jail man. But yeah,
Speaker 1: get back to the just be real TV situations I
Speaker 1: flashed on TV. It was it was like a gang
Speaker 1: of stuff that was happening behind the scenes. You know
Speaker 1: what I mean that I thought was going on purposely.
Speaker 1: You know what I mean, like sabotage. You know, because
Speaker 1: once you start getting into the analyt tis of things,
Speaker 1: and when shows are raided and your shows like up
Speaker 1: there with the top shows and probably be top show,
Speaker 1: you know what I mean, and you're getting offers, but
Speaker 1: you want this other show to be on top of
Speaker 1: it so the offer be right and that show would
Speaker 1: get all the praise. They has sabotage, you Like, we
Speaker 1: went through a season of where, uh, the whole ship
Speaker 1: was set down for a month. Now you shut your
Speaker 1: your ship down for a month, your honest is gone.
Speaker 1: But they kept that channel going that they wanted to
Speaker 1: get to the top. That one channel could film every
Speaker 1: week all through the week, but nobody else. And then
Speaker 1: when we came back, that one channel was number one.
Speaker 1: You know what I mean, so it was just like
Speaker 1: all types of ship. We haven't top people top NFL,
Speaker 1: like big Motherfucker's Man, Like we haven't. We had the
Speaker 1: Westbrooks come through. No, we had the Wound Tank come
Speaker 1: through the day. I when crazy. It was fucking ghost
Speaker 1: Face Killer coming through and Killer Priests. They had some
Speaker 1: ship called the wool Gloo. So they promote their little
Speaker 1: marijuana venture thing. Now we're a marijuana show. Yeah, I
Speaker 1: mean we smoked weed all day all this, so they
Speaker 1: want to moote their ship. So they had the products
Speaker 1: on the table whatnot. I'm getting phone calls like they
Speaker 1: can't promote their ship. That's a that's a sponsorship. Now
Speaker 1: if we mentioned them, okay, that's a sponsorship. But they said,
Speaker 1: well you gotta take their ship off the table, and
Speaker 1: you can't do that, it's a sponsor. This is the
Speaker 1: one time ghost Face said I ain't coming. He got
Speaker 1: the call from from Killer Priests, like I ain't even
Speaker 1: come to that mother because they wouldn't allow the guest
Speaker 1: tote they're there to promote their ship. Yeah, that's how
Speaker 1: you get guests calls. They know they can't promote it,
Speaker 1: and then like they can't sit in this chair, this
Speaker 1: is be real chair and that you guys gotta get
Speaker 1: up and stand like, whoa this we live, we're filming,
Speaker 1: and they're telling me all this ship. You know, I
Speaker 1: flashed on air period flashed and ship. We couldn't continue
Speaker 1: after that period. But they were doing a lot of
Speaker 1: sucker ship. I'm talking about the production people that was there,
Speaker 1: not be real, but this ship going down be real,
Speaker 1: probably overseas somewhere doing this thing. He's never there. So
Speaker 1: this is the people that's there running the cameras and
Speaker 1: ship running the microphone. Them ships ain't working, the camera
Speaker 1: ain't working, but doing too much all day it's been
Speaker 1: working perfectly. Where we get there, the ship don't work.
Speaker 1: So it's just like a lot of ship piled up
Speaker 1: and I got sick. But you could have got been
Speaker 1: real on the phone if you really wanted to to say, hey,
Speaker 1: what's going on over here? Now? It was too much
Speaker 1: because I already did that. I did that a thousand times.
Speaker 1: I said, Man, what's going on, what's going on? What's
Speaker 1: going on? What's going on? What's going on? We'll check
Speaker 1: on it. We check on and check on it. Man,
Speaker 1: Why this person doing this? Why this person doing that.
Speaker 1: If I got a sponsorship and it's paying for you,
Speaker 1: I mean it's giving you your half of the sponsorship
Speaker 1: or your part that should pay for the cameras and ship.
Speaker 1: I started getting this like, oh well you gotta pay
Speaker 1: the camera cool to work there, Like, no, they don't.
Speaker 1: I pay for the services with my sponsorships. That ain't
Speaker 1: what what the sponsorship going towards? Yeah? Have you had
Speaker 1: Have you been able to talk to be real after everything?
Speaker 1: You know, after everything was over, I was just like,
Speaker 1: I need to be in the smoke box all that
Speaker 1: ship interviews here we still funk with each other. You
Speaker 1: know that it was his staff that was sucking with
Speaker 1: me heavy. You know, half the mothercker's don't even work
Speaker 1: there no more. So he guy that he's seeing what
Speaker 1: I was saying, you know, okay, well other than I
Speaker 1: always seeing he see you here every week? Uh. In
Speaker 1: two thousand seventeen, year was at the premiere for Who
Speaker 1: Killed Tupac? Which was a four six episode I know
Speaker 1: you was at the He was at the premiere at
Speaker 1: the red carpet premiere for Who Killed Tupac? Which was
Speaker 1: a six episode show on Annie. I'm sure you already
Speaker 1: watched it. You weren't in that one, and so I
Speaker 1: wanted to ask you, did you know Tupac and you
Speaker 1: have a relationship with him, because obviously you were there
Speaker 1: because of some connection to park Nah affiliation Okay, I
Speaker 1: mean association, but not the homeboy. He was an older nigger.
Speaker 1: He was like with my cousin, the girl, you know
Speaker 1: what I mean, in his homie Richie rich and what
Speaker 1: I mean. So they was because he spent time in
Speaker 1: the Bear and so I thought, you guys crossed paths.
Speaker 1: He was out with my cousin, you know what I mean,
Speaker 1: if he wasn't with Digital Underground and Ray Love and
Speaker 1: then Mountain Marian when he came to Oakland, he was
Speaker 1: with my cousin, the girl Nigga's in a seminary, you
Speaker 1: know what I mean. So that's how I know about him.
Speaker 1: For my cousin and period. They was older. But far
Speaker 1: as working with him, numb and Jude don't got to
Speaker 1: work with him, you know what I mean. I was
Speaker 1: locked up and the twin tiles Drew Down bumped into
Speaker 1: him at the mom you know, Drew Down bumped into
Speaker 1: him at the hotel when when Faith was there, Drew
Speaker 1: was there when Faith, and he sent him up, gave
Speaker 1: him a town car and he went up there, and
Speaker 1: I remember he standing up there at the at the
Speaker 1: lobby came in and he came in and laid it down.
Speaker 1: That's the that's the next day after that. But he
Speaker 1: was there when Faith came to the room because it
Speaker 1: was a big site. At seeing Drew down in the lobby,
Speaker 1: I knew that and said pop upstairs and took Drew
Speaker 1: down up there. So but Drew was a witness to
Speaker 1: Faith coming to the room that night, you know what
Speaker 1: I mean. So that's why he was on the song.
Speaker 1: That's why he called me call on thet Now I'm
Speaker 1: got got on um one nation. You know he's doing
Speaker 1: the one So now I've got on one nation. Yeah,
Speaker 1: didn't make that session. Be gonna be doing an interview
Speaker 1: that Uh, we're gonna be doing it probably tomorrow, hopefully
Speaker 1: tomorrow night. But when the one Nation out, one thing,
Speaker 1: I think you won't keep me. They just give me
Speaker 1: a check to stay away from. Now. I know you've
Speaker 1: been asked this question a thousand times, but the I
Speaker 1: got five on this song. Take me through that through
Speaker 1: the creation of that monster hit Man. Because I was
Speaker 1: at us. I was a senior, and you had every
Speaker 1: college kid in my circle that here in l A.
Speaker 1: It was a combination everybody man. Everybody played their position.
Speaker 1: Man came up with the idea that's my rap partner
Speaker 1: and the louts. He came up with the idea to
Speaker 1: make a song about what it takes to buy the
Speaker 1: weed and said that, you know, everybody had songs about
Speaker 1: getting high, but we're in the era where now we
Speaker 1: buy pounds and ship all that ship ounces and ship buying,
Speaker 1: buying five sacks, ten sacks, Tony sack you with the mayor,
Speaker 1: you were found the twenty sack. That's why that's what
Speaker 1: I got five. I used that nigger. I was like
Speaker 1: buying the ounce back then as far as a little nigger.
Speaker 1: So it took, like, you know, everybody to pitch in five.
Speaker 1: Rather it was a ten sack or dub sack. Four
Speaker 1: people put in five. So none came up with the concept. Um.
Speaker 1: I came up with the idea to use the club
Speaker 1: new vote Uh song that white You treat Me So
Speaker 1: bad CNH exactly. Producer came with the idea to use
Speaker 1: Tone Capone the producer to remake it. And when I
Speaker 1: said that I made the hook and it sound right.
Speaker 1: I mean it sounded cool, but just rapping it was
Speaker 1: like a tone Capone knew Mike Marshall from the time
Speaker 1: Max Social Club that actually was part of the club
Speaker 1: New Vote, you know what I mean, the actual originators,
Speaker 1: you know what I mean? So he got help the
Speaker 1: senor hook and ship. The rest is hitting. Do you
Speaker 1: ever get tired of hearing people say that I got
Speaker 1: five on it? I guess you want to slap somebody sometime.
Speaker 1: Never the hell, It's become like part of our culture
Speaker 1: now people say that, hey, I'm about to go to
Speaker 1: the store, got I got five on it? You know,
Speaker 1: it's just it's probably said every days, hundreds of times
Speaker 1: in this country, right right. So how that publishing deal
Speaker 1: work out for you? Nice? Nice? Nice? How that's what
Speaker 1: people don't know? That's what you're making this money from. Yeah,
Speaker 1: when they're publishing deal. Now, we we recoop that already,
Speaker 1: Big John, know what's up? We been recoop that. Yeah,
Speaker 1: but we we got we put us in position. We
Speaker 1: got a lot of money. Mandall, did you win in
Speaker 1: you know and the awards from not from mascot um
Speaker 1: we got uh, we actually got a Grammy nominated, not
Speaker 1: for five on it, but from working with Quincy Jokes
Speaker 1: for what get on his back on the block too.
Speaker 1: I think it's five on. It was too too get
Speaker 1: old for him. Then, No, no Grammy's none of that
Speaker 1: ship So no soul Train, none of that ship man.
Speaker 1: We gotta we got nominated for the Source Awards. We're
Speaker 1: just there with Sugar and them to ship up that
Speaker 1: year New York. Yeah, nominated was it was the lonely Outcast,
Speaker 1: myb deep and who else I wanted? It was groups
Speaker 1: little groups, dog pound and dogs and dog pounds and outcasts.
Speaker 1: Remember I was there. That was when we got nominated. Now,
Speaker 1: when you came out with that album, the Internet was
Speaker 1: just starting. The Internet was brand new. Did you guys
Speaker 1: ever like think about the internet back then in ninety
Speaker 1: five or that wasn't even a thought in your minds?
Speaker 1: And now about download that's what Drake soon and on
Speaker 1: about to get all this ship back. Now, nobody knew
Speaker 1: about downloads. It wasn't contrast my little little digital because
Speaker 1: two thousands they just started mentioning them contracts about two
Speaker 1: thou that's crazy because I was at I was at
Speaker 1: school in ninety five computers, and we had When I'm
Speaker 1: on the Internet, I'm hyping up Looney's on the computer.
Speaker 1: And six because we're at school, I would tell people, Hey,
Speaker 1: go to the internet. What's the internet? Remember you Tube
Speaker 1: didn't come out to what like YouTube came out of five?
Speaker 1: On YouTube? We had Google, always had Google Search. No Google,
Speaker 1: Google wasn't even out nine five. It was Yahoo, y'all
Speaker 1: who existed. And there were some other databases that are
Speaker 1: no longer around something um some male like some some
Speaker 1: type of males, but they were still sewing motherfucker's for
Speaker 1: downloads retro actor. You gotta think, by g that's the
Speaker 1: pager days. We got our motherfucking page that's to burn out,
Speaker 1: Like you had to be a boss to have a
Speaker 1: motherucking mobile phone. And that's when motherfucker's had the cold
Speaker 1: and can switch to colds and ship and only the
Speaker 1: d boy the King Pats had that pages colorful seat
Speaker 1: through pages at that So, yeah, we didn't have a mother.
Speaker 1: Only know about boots. Like the last time I saw
Speaker 1: spoil about spoil, I had to hit no phone booth,
Speaker 1: keep extra checking into your pocket, call I'll call home
Speaker 1: and hang up. I had a dope thing like, but
Speaker 1: maybe at the phone book be the meet up spot
Speaker 1: you sell your work, get into a couple of more
Speaker 1: a couple of topics. Now I wanted to just keep
Speaker 1: you The interview was like going viral all over. Then all,
Speaker 1: what's seventy five parts? It's I think going to be issues.
Speaker 1: I have interview two and a half hours, he said,
Speaker 1: two and a half hours, but he said keep you
Speaker 1: d stopped him about about ten times. I had it
Speaker 1: to go outside with the guy that actually wrote the book,
Speaker 1: and so he said, man, it was one of the
Speaker 1: worst interviews he ever. He said, man, I had to
Speaker 1: stop that interview and keep you here, going const with
Speaker 1: with the writer and they didn't come back and that
Speaker 1: and that's answer the questions and stuff. But it's gonna
Speaker 1: be twenty six parts. It's probably his most viewed video
Speaker 1: of the year. Yeah. It started off flow, yeah, James,
Speaker 1: and was kicking buttah right and then right. But now
Speaker 1: he's starting to get the view and I'm sure you
Speaker 1: checked out a couple of parts, y'all. I mean, this
Speaker 1: dude was once a guy that was revered and respected
Speaker 1: in the streets. But I don't know how people are
Speaker 1: feeling about him nowadays. Um I think like personally, um
Speaker 1: me just coming from the streets, Um lad asked them
Speaker 1: tricky questions, the tricky street questions. You know what I mean.
Speaker 1: That it's on you to answer that ship or avoid it,
Speaker 1: you know what I mean. So even with me, like
Speaker 1: he asked me some tricky ship and I had to
Speaker 1: go back about one of my street stories and I
Speaker 1: had to come back to the neighborhood and ask about that,
Speaker 1: you know what I mean, because street tales is supposed
Speaker 1: to stay in your neighborhood, your street. Whoever know that
Speaker 1: you're clothes something that should ain't supposed to be broadcast
Speaker 1: on interviews or on the internet. No ship like that,
Speaker 1: because what happened in the past, all that ship could
Speaker 1: be reignited. People old feelings could become new feelings again
Speaker 1: because the nigger talking about old ship that people don't
Speaker 1: get passed, you know what I mean. So that's the
Speaker 1: same thing I feel about the tv D thing, Like
Speaker 1: you know what I mean, You wrote your book, bro,
Speaker 1: you know what I mean to tell people, go get
Speaker 1: the book man, try and try to do that. But
Speaker 1: let me and Glad would't let him get away with that.
Speaker 1: But my question to you would be, UM, me, you
Speaker 1: and Alex right now and do something and we start
Speaker 1: facing twenty five life. Uh, somebody's dead. That's James. He's
Speaker 1: gonna get mad, but James and he and for us
Speaker 1: to get out of this, this twenty five to life.
Speaker 1: And we exposed something that everybody kind of knew that
Speaker 1: went down about James and to get us to save
Speaker 1: our butts who are still alive and facing life. Is
Speaker 1: that the true? Hell? Yeah, because at the end of
Speaker 1: the day, if and it helped James's he's dead. I say,
Speaker 1: and and you you, you guys have locked up us
Speaker 1: three we locked up, are facing it, are facing facing
Speaker 1: and you say something, man, you say something that get
Speaker 1: us clear, get us clear. But you're snitching on him.
Speaker 1: But I'm telling the man nagged man. I mean, yeah,
Speaker 1: they got it. Man, that's tricky. That's tricky. That's real tricky.
Speaker 1: That's how the tricky bro. And I don't know that
Speaker 1: SA's the position keep I can't even Yeah, that's it,
Speaker 1: that's exactly. Now it gets a little tough because now
Speaker 1: it's the two people that he's saving is a Lando's
Speaker 1: mother and uncle. Wow, they got a problem with it though,
Speaker 1: they don't. They got a problem with She had a
Speaker 1: stroke when she found out what he did. Her brother,
Speaker 1: her brother, her brother did the first son not a
Speaker 1: stroke from it. But his argument or his defense was, hey,
Speaker 1: we were done. I had to save us. They were
Speaker 1: about to take all our ship that we worked for.
Speaker 1: We did all, they were taken all our property. They
Speaker 1: would threaten to the lock us all three away for
Speaker 1: twenty five in life. Now do you believe they that
Speaker 1: the mom would have went to prison as well? Or
Speaker 1: you can keep putting some extras on it. Yea, they
Speaker 1: would do with PCP, PCP drow. They treat every black
Speaker 1: man drug a lot worse crack cocaine than PCP is life. Yeah,
Speaker 1: black guy could call with that ship goes up. But
Speaker 1: I want your opinion on that kind of I mean
Speaker 1: it's it's kind of dry, sick snitching. Yeah, it's fascination
Speaker 1: at the end of the day, man, because not only
Speaker 1: is this your nephew, Yeah, I mean it's you too,
Speaker 1: my nigga, Like, yeah, from ship your mouth because I
Speaker 1: don't think murder, it's no is it um what you
Speaker 1: call murder because you know, no statue of liv take.
Speaker 1: But what he did was he told it all in
Speaker 1: he got diplomatical number one. Yeah, but he don't even
Speaker 1: have immunity because number one is still a Vegas case
Speaker 1: and SOFA fans, the fans can't even because it's a
Speaker 1: municipal Vegas case and so technically they don't have to
Speaker 1: honor it the d A. And yeah, that's y'all thing.
Speaker 1: But the thing is now we can't share this evidence
Speaker 1: that we have against him to you guys. So this
Speaker 1: is what happened, but you can't do nothing with it,
Speaker 1: can't do now. So that's that's that's the here's the
Speaker 1: way I would ask he made the book came after,
Speaker 1: just came out, just came out. He didn't talk on
Speaker 1: two different platforms death chronicles and run around. He looked
Speaker 1: better at in the previous interviews, you know. And he's
Speaker 1: supposed to have cancer. What you've been claiming to have
Speaker 1: concer for a while. But he's supposed to have cancer.
Speaker 1: But this is what Greg Gating's in two thousand twelve
Speaker 1: came with and hit him with. And um, I don't know,
Speaker 1: I need to be hard to save my The only
Speaker 1: problem is saving yourself. I have a problem with. But
Speaker 1: the same my dad, my my my brother and my
Speaker 1: sister and stuff like that. But the problem will come
Speaker 1: when you're saving yourself and well, here's another way to
Speaker 1: look at it. I don't know. I mean, snitching has
Speaker 1: been defined in so many different ways, right, It's usually
Speaker 1: you're providing information to law enforcement to arrest, to charge,
Speaker 1: or to help pursue someone else, to save yourself. In
Speaker 1: this situation, Keifi didn't didn't do any of that, Okay, yeah,
Speaker 1: uh he And this is he helped he Well, they
Speaker 1: thought he was going to help with's getting that four
Speaker 1: hunted mellion dollar judgment against the City of Los Angeles
Speaker 1: on the Biggie matter dismissed. But he flipped the script
Speaker 1: on him. I said, no, we're not responsible for that one.
Speaker 1: We're responsible for the one in Vegas. And then that's
Speaker 1: when they go whoa and tell us about that one.
Speaker 1: And he had to lay it out. So at the
Speaker 1: end of the day, no one gets arrested from Kifi
Speaker 1: D's confession, no one gets charged, no one goes to prison.
Speaker 1: So who do you snitch on? I know you're gonna
Speaker 1: say jo snitch and yuck. But at the end of
Speaker 1: the day, I think kif E D played the police,
Speaker 1: and and and had a strategic plan to get out
Speaker 1: of this situation and make sure nobody's gonna go to jail.
Speaker 1: He told the truth. Yeah, he told the truth, told
Speaker 1: the truthful. But he knew that if now he make
Speaker 1: sure he had immunity before he told he didn't he
Speaker 1: that's he had the only thing he got. This serm
Speaker 1: case that we got on you, and this cocaine case
Speaker 1: that we got on you. We can't when when we're
Speaker 1: not going to try you or or take this against
Speaker 1: use this against you, to put you in jail for
Speaker 1: life forgiving us this information. That's the only thing right
Speaker 1: now today you get the mother to do a bill
Speaker 1: Cosby d A and go run on the platform. I'm
Speaker 1: gonna put kep d in jail for that case for
Speaker 1: doing that. And you can do that. They can't take
Speaker 1: the confession he gave to Cating as evidence to Catings.
Speaker 1: He didn't get confessions to me over the phone. I
Speaker 1: didn't play some tape recording. They got it right there.
Speaker 1: They got different chronicles that he didn't talked on and
Speaker 1: then and then and they got glad in you and
Speaker 1: the case in the book, in the book. But as
Speaker 1: you could tell man I was crazy. I made it up.
Speaker 1: I was just trying to you know, that would be
Speaker 1: his defensive I was just attorney. But let's be silent. Man.
Speaker 1: Both murders, the big end of Pack, nobody trying to
Speaker 1: solve them because it's too much corruption, and the Biggie one,
Speaker 1: and that leads to the pack shit. So well, Reggie
Speaker 1: would disagree with you on that one. Well about what
Speaker 1: you just said, it's too much corruption connected to the
Speaker 1: Biggie homicide that happened in that confusion. I don't believe
Speaker 1: the police was involved in the Biggie the bigg matter.
Speaker 1: I believe what what the evidence and murder out uh
Speaker 1: reveal z accurate, which it was just one shooter. I
Speaker 1: believe that that's what everybody said. You've never heard him
Speaker 1: say two people sitting in the car. You have never heard,
Speaker 1: never heard that, And in your mind, the homicide of
Speaker 1: Biggie is not corrected to a conspiracy link to any
Speaker 1: law enforcement entities at all. You know, we always say
Speaker 1: police officers are good assassins or killers and all of that.
Speaker 1: You want us to believe that this man used his
Speaker 1: own personal vehicle to commit a homicide. David mac and
Speaker 1: that's the only reason he linked to it is because
Speaker 1: he had a black impollo and he took off work.
Speaker 1: That's not the only theory. The other theory is a
Speaker 1: mere Muhammad ak Harry Billips. Well, that was his friend
Speaker 1: of David Matt who was never a police officer. He
Speaker 1: wasn't a police officer. But no, no, but David Mack
Speaker 1: supposed to use his car. Correct if you believe the
Speaker 1: Harry Billips theory. I don't see it being crazy that
Speaker 1: you use your own car, because, like you just said,
Speaker 1: they're not thinking you're gonna use your own car, so
Speaker 1: you reverse it nobody. Okay, Well, why would he robbed
Speaker 1: the bait he read it a car? Why did he
Speaker 1: walk into a bank on knowing this cameras embe knew
Speaker 1: that was David MG and he was the reason they
Speaker 1: card him. Knew that on leave? What because his woman
Speaker 1: that was working inside of the bank gave him up. Yeah,
Speaker 1: the girlfriend that was the bank teller, she was not
Speaker 1: the bank tellers, was the manager. She don't want to
Speaker 1: order all the money. Yeah, So that's you would think
Speaker 1: to yourself, why would a police officer have a chick
Speaker 1: that works in the bank use this chick to help
Speaker 1: him rob at seven hundred racks, and I think this
Speaker 1: chick's gonna wrap me out when he comes. They'll be
Speaker 1: talking when they laying next to you in the being,
Speaker 1: They'll be talking. Yeah, but how many people? Yeah, but
Speaker 1: how many people are? Then you get in that room,
Speaker 1: we are You're gonna say, David Mack wasn't that smart
Speaker 1: because how many interrogations has he done with people knowing
Speaker 1: once the police started interrogating my girl that works in
Speaker 1: the bank, she's going to still the beans because I've
Speaker 1: made people spill the beans. She told me, she's told you.
Speaker 1: We thought, and then I thought, even if she did
Speaker 1: give me a she lied. She I don't know what
Speaker 1: calling that day. We love females, you know, like how
Speaker 1: they have our back, but they're gonna be the first
Speaker 1: one to crack my Never put them involved anything criminal. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you don't. Never bring in especially if she ain't even
Speaker 1: from the street. A lot of them from she wasn't
Speaker 1: from the street. I'm saying, especially even after the stream
Speaker 1: the streets, they got too much a little, they're gonna
Speaker 1: volte like old Line Strey. They're gonna volde man so
Speaker 1: so David Mack was done for that, thinking, oh, this
Speaker 1: girl's gonna have my back when when the police come,
Speaker 1: that's call the naives that she ordered the money. She
Speaker 1: ordered the money and the amount that they never even
Speaker 1: ordered money order. Yeah, biggest she probably did before it
Speaker 1: on even did when you get caught. No, they just
Speaker 1: they said that that amount of money had never been ordered.
Speaker 1: So she ordered a bunch of money and then that
Speaker 1: money disappears, and she would have stayed strong. She just
Speaker 1: cracked as expected, though as expected, as expected, as expected,
Speaker 1: not by David mcapparently, No, the other detectives got her
Speaker 1: the crack I'm talking about. She cracked as expected, She
Speaker 1: spilled the beans. She ran everybody situations where females hasn't
Speaker 1: cracked this one. Did you got the perfect ship going
Speaker 1: down with Curtis Jackson power? You see what I mean?
Speaker 1: Females cracking and that show? What are you talking about?
Speaker 1: Hands kind of got She's about the Tasha home Girl,
Speaker 1: They about the Yeah yeah, the most gangster woman in
Speaker 1: that show was the d A Angela. Yeah. Yeah, Hey,
Speaker 1: spoiler spoiling, We're gonna tell you here here first wait wait, wait,
Speaker 1: are you going to ruin the show for all our Listen,
Speaker 1: you don't know what this is. Regie is a good
Speaker 1: ship to me, and this is this Reggie version. I
Speaker 1: don't know that it's gonna be a whole new season.
Speaker 1: Well no, yeah, because you know, I guess who just
Speaker 1: got the job. Yeah, but this is what's up with that.
Speaker 1: It was a dream, y'all. Watch Angela didn't get shot
Speaker 1: by Tommy. No, it's a dreamy watch there was some
Speaker 1: things that she never told him. Hey, tom Tommy and
Speaker 1: Tasha came to the house and and was pushing up
Speaker 1: on me. She didn't say that to him, and that's
Speaker 1: gonna be major if if she got shot by Tommy
Speaker 1: and all that. It's a dream, trust me. Remember you're speculating, speculating,
Speaker 1: said Reggie. Yeah, but y'all want gonna say, y'all hurt
Speaker 1: here first it was a dream. That's a good theory.
Speaker 1: You might go back and watch the another show. What
Speaker 1: else you want to say about kept before we move?
Speaker 1: I mean, I think at the end of the day, man,
Speaker 1: but Ladder is good at what he's doing. Man, and
Speaker 1: y'all gotta watch you know what I mean? How y'all
Speaker 1: give y'all game to that dude? When he's you know,
Speaker 1: talking about real street ship, not just his platform. You
Speaker 1: checked him at the end of your interview with him,
Speaker 1: told me to interrogation. Yeah, in fact, the only one
Speaker 1: and everybody start trying to file out and they get
Speaker 1: the police all of a sudden. Yeah, he's been check
Speaker 1: a couple of times since what year was that interview?
Speaker 1: Seventeen And a few times I kept telling him. I
Speaker 1: was like, your boy, he keep telling your boy. That
Speaker 1: was my way like telling him, you know, you keep
Speaker 1: hating no ship. You know, well, you know I kind
Speaker 1: of asked him. I didn't. I didn't really appreciate his style.
Speaker 1: I brought it up. We have a lad on the
Speaker 1: show about three episodes ago, so if you're seeing him
Speaker 1: that day when when we was exactly so. Yeah, I
Speaker 1: just don't like how you interrogate people man, like like
Speaker 1: give all this, like like the platform to promote their ship. Man,
Speaker 1: you don't even mention like what they got going with,
Speaker 1: none of that, like no ship about the artists they sell?
Speaker 1: What ventures? Okay, you in the stocks and should ask
Speaker 1: them what type of you know, financial investments house profolio,
Speaker 1: try you know what I mean. Yeah, definitely stopped so
Speaker 1: much about his portfolio on the Breakfast Club. I didn't
Speaker 1: even know, Like, damn, you're part of this. That in
Speaker 1: the third shares and it's that in the third other
Speaker 1: situations you can ask niggas about besides crime. You feel me,
Speaker 1: And that's all I'm saying. My big manager from the
Speaker 1: Bay were just like that guy. Man. First guy took
Speaker 1: me to Mr Child's Man and the nineties Child's ever since, Man,
Speaker 1: I funk with it. Man, I was just was there
Speaker 1: for my I'll be trying to eat that. I don't
Speaker 1: know what I can eat this foo foo for me?
Speaker 1: Tell me what recommend them for me? Okay, So Felippe
Speaker 1: Child has was doing the salt pepper lobster and salt
Speaker 1: pepper shrimp. So that's the fried lips and the fried shrimp.
Speaker 1: So go there for that. That's him salt pepper shrimp
Speaker 1: and the salt pepper lobster. You know they chopped the sauce.
Speaker 1: It ate that sauce as fried as good as fun
Speaker 1: period and you can throw your little fried rice a little.
Speaker 1: I'll still go to the get old spot. I like.
Speaker 1: I like that Christaceans even though and let go I
Speaker 1: know that I know that's still that still get on.
Speaker 1: You're going to every black chicken for birthday and the
Speaker 1: birthday yeah, facts, it used to be the you know, okay,
Speaker 1: I took me there, him and Banks and ship Man
Speaker 1: managed forty and too short, you know what I mean. So, yeah,
Speaker 1: that's my old joke I heard on town Official Man.
Speaker 1: We actually Drew don first album. We recorded in Dangerous
Speaker 1: Studio and Banks did all the beats, Pimper the year,
Speaker 1: all that ship. So he was all up on a
Speaker 1: one umbrella at one point in time and then you
Speaker 1: know the ship is separated. But shout out, too short,
Speaker 1: shout out, and he basically gave me a song. He
Speaker 1: made Brian Turner so mad on chronic too thousands and
Speaker 1: I forget the name, what was it, Drinks on me
Speaker 1: or something, But he was like, they never gave me
Speaker 1: a song. This good work, ain't no motherfuck choke on
Speaker 1: the beach man a't know he had too short bang
Speaker 1: and like all the ship that he was behind was
Speaker 1: getting platinum pleux. Facts. When he was behind that short
Speaker 1: him and sucking up what's his name, Shoty b with
Speaker 1: the motherucking good talk play with him, two niggers was
Speaker 1: on it. It was a rap he had all the hits.
Speaker 1: Man shout the funky all that ship you talking about?
Speaker 1: You made me thinking about boy l a dre Alright,
Speaker 1: go ahead. Fasna also asked about the role that too
Speaker 1: Shortest played and putting Oakland on the map like he's
Speaker 1: he's the king up between him and hammer like hammers
Speaker 1: that the king king? Is that right? I put too
Speaker 1: Short beforehand. I mean have a raps hammering with mainstream
Speaker 1: and he I'm talking about farest sales far at like impact,
Speaker 1: who sold the most albums ever in the Bay Area
Speaker 1: just ham a period, because it's hell the people that
Speaker 1: came out the Bay You gotta forget the singers, the
Speaker 1: ambos and Tony Tony Tony's is a lot of people
Speaker 1: that came out here that sold just as many of
Speaker 1: more albums. And too Short so you can't just say
Speaker 1: he's the top now far as the rap he's the
Speaker 1: top because he started the independent ship and everybody fouled
Speaker 1: his blueprint and the Bay Area far as the independent game,
Speaker 1: so he could say he's the independent king who over
Speaker 1: forty forty doing no independence short but I always thought
Speaker 1: how to deal now sure it was always out the
Speaker 1: trunk until he got the drive. You know, my only
Speaker 1: Tepo handon put him out, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: The seven girls on the first albums, you know what
Speaker 1: I mean, they put too short out, came out way back.
Speaker 1: I would always gave forty the trunk and then for
Speaker 1: he came out the trunk too. Yeah, the like the
Speaker 1: king of that. You know. Hammer came out a lot
Speaker 1: of us here in l A. I wasn't feeling Hammer
Speaker 1: right righte it was. It was a lot of disrespect
Speaker 1: throning in his direction. But I'm I'm guessing up in
Speaker 1: Oakland because he's representing Oakland. People loved him regardless. I
Speaker 1: guess I was a weird or something. I remember when
Speaker 1: the came out there threw darts at it at Capitol Records.
Speaker 1: Tell you this, My g got them big ass pads
Speaker 1: he had got there with the crotches. They wearing them
Speaker 1: right now, ain't they with the crotch over the skinny
Speaker 1: leg Niggs bought them back. All the skinny James dudes
Speaker 1: got the big crotch joints going pas. Let's let's let's
Speaker 1: do the history now. Y'all wearing Hammer pans right now
Speaker 1: with a big crotches that came from the hammer pans.
Speaker 1: How did you feel about him and buying the helicopter,
Speaker 1: for that's what he always got to be ye put
Speaker 1: that in my son dope man. Yeah, man, we really
Speaker 1: didn't like it. It open because like right he did,
Speaker 1: it was a big sweet that was a ninety one,
Speaker 1: and my whole neighborhood got swept and all our king
Speaker 1: pins got swept. And I was there in the projects
Speaker 1: because FBI a t f um uh d e a
Speaker 1: um ambalances highway performance cars out there for high speed chases.
Speaker 1: The whole project. They're onwn rules everything, kicking it down
Speaker 1: bile at the same time six am. Everybody should getting
Speaker 1: kicked down all through East Okeland, West Oakland, all the
Speaker 1: ship getting here at one time. And it's right after
Speaker 1: the helicopter was bought, you know what I mean. So
Speaker 1: we all felt some type of way out there and open,
Speaker 1: like come on, bro, like we love you, you know
Speaker 1: what I mean. But god damn helicopters. One thing I
Speaker 1: can say about him when he was hanging around us,
Speaker 1: I've never seen him and a drink, smoke or curse.
Speaker 1: Im ain't no joke neither like these was trying to
Speaker 1: talk ship man on the third base. Motherfucker shook when
Speaker 1: they came out here. You know what I mean. He
Speaker 1: don't allegedly you know what I mean, His crew ain't playing.
Speaker 1: That's what I'm saying. I gonna say he's like the
Speaker 1: real deepm never never believe it enters. It must have
Speaker 1: been real costly too. Yeah, the only problem. That was
Speaker 1: the only problem. At the end of the day. They say,
Speaker 1: like ham must broken. Man started Google, he started with
Speaker 1: top shares in Google. Like he get paid man like
Speaker 1: uh shack, And Hamble was one of the first people
Speaker 1: they got at the big shareholders in Google. Man. So
Speaker 1: he's go cheat man. That to be looking at ship
Speaker 1: above the surface like oh it's music ain't popping, so
Speaker 1: he ain't getting a shipload of money. He's go cheat man.
Speaker 1: I think it's when people filed bankruptcy, they think you're broke.
Speaker 1: I think he might file bankruptcy, but I'm not sure.
Speaker 1: But I don't mean you're broke if you file bankruptcy.
Speaker 1: Donald Trump filed bankruptcy in his one business. And sometimes
Speaker 1: you have people suing you. So that's the way to
Speaker 1: get out of you file a chapter eleven on your
Speaker 1: LLC or your corporation or whatever, just to get out
Speaker 1: that lawsuit, just to get and that's sometimes ship, you know.
Speaker 1: I mean, come with a new LLC SIMP similar death
Speaker 1: Row Forever and death Row Records, but you're still using
Speaker 1: the same ship and you back at it. And he
Speaker 1: got these record labels do when they saw all these
Speaker 1: artists big money, they switched that mother and foul chap
Speaker 1: that lapping on your ass. So it's a business strategic move.
Speaker 1: But don't mean you broke. Yeah, you know a lot
Speaker 1: of times. Well I don't think two shorters of times,
Speaker 1: but sometimes and two shorters actually lasted the test of
Speaker 1: time too. I mean he's still relevant right now. He
Speaker 1: always returned and come up with my last album show
Speaker 1: they playing with Motherfucker's or motherfucking forty forty just dropped
Speaker 1: the paper man those y'all need to get that show
Speaker 1: together lit though, if you guys opening and forty and
Speaker 1: uh and who was just talking about? Yeah, like that's
Speaker 1: the show that you would go to one now when
Speaker 1: you was running death Throw, you never signed any of
Speaker 1: these artists from the How many Barry artists did you guys?
Speaker 1: You got? Laughing? Let me tell you, let me I'll
Speaker 1: tell you what you have, you're gonna allow. This is
Speaker 1: what happened to. So I went up to the prison.
Speaker 1: I was like, man, Dance just did the beats because
Speaker 1: we had went up and shot that only in California though, um,
Speaker 1: the only in California video, right, And so I'm so
Speaker 1: Das was doing that. Man. He played me these songs
Speaker 1: because I used to live in the Marina and they
Speaker 1: used come over my house talking with me at the
Speaker 1: Marina City Club every morning, and Dance is coming there
Speaker 1: and playing me just this is macdude, This is macdude.
Speaker 1: I was like. And so I go to the prison.
Speaker 1: I go, yeah, you know, Dad's got about four or
Speaker 1: five beats already done, songs already done on this dude,
Speaker 1: they Mac and he go mac Drey. I go, yeah,
Speaker 1: I think that's your name. I think that's the thing.
Speaker 1: He said, Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, Rish get him, get
Speaker 1: him right. I go back up there. Yeah, I got
Speaker 1: you know what he called seventy five dollars and we
Speaker 1: got the fly songs and everything, and so he said
Speaker 1: he hadn't bring the nigga, you know, haven't filled out
Speaker 1: visiting form. Let me come and meeting. He came walking
Speaker 1: in the visiting room. It was shot and what was
Speaker 1: the error? Where everybody there was Max something man, and
Speaker 1: y'all got your Max confused. He said, we know signed
Speaker 1: somebody from signed this motherfucker from the Bay to pop
Speaker 1: motherfucker Marrow Chicot. That's true because that's the hardest. The
Speaker 1: New York rapper, a Baltimore rapper, a Bay Area rapper,
Speaker 1: on l a rapper. I contend to consider him an
Speaker 1: Oakland rapper because he got his game from Oakland. When
Speaker 1: he was in Baltimore, Baltimore. He's doing his acting ship Baltimore,
Speaker 1: New Yorker saying when he got to Marin City, he
Speaker 1: started rapping with the digital underground niggers, and then when
Speaker 1: he got to Oakland and starting with the Richie Richard,
Speaker 1: the good real niggers in the streets cutters, cut the motherfucker.
Speaker 1: Because in Oakland we wear ball heads. It's called the
Speaker 1: Louisville you know what I mean. When pimps and Ship
Speaker 1: was wearing all the perms and ship, real street niggas
Speaker 1: went with the ball heads. Bro niggas went doing all
Speaker 1: hot tops. Don that ship, Real street niggas, you know
Speaker 1: what I mean, periods. So Park went to Oakland and
Speaker 1: got the ball head. Freeze got the ball head folks.
Speaker 1: We had ball heads in Oakland and little Caesars and
Speaker 1: ship man terms and we did have but it was pimps.
Speaker 1: That really was pips side in the Palms Street nigga
Speaker 1: Hustling nigga had that same ship too, but the real
Speaker 1: killers and hitters on the Black ball Head niggas, So
Speaker 1: they always feel like they were in California. But they
Speaker 1: had a sound mentality, y'all. They have bolted them all
Speaker 1: they got Freezing. I was like, you don't know, Like
Speaker 1: I don't know about out here, but a lot of
Speaker 1: us from California family. Our roots is from the South
Speaker 1: corrects from New Orleans. It's all that ship. So you
Speaker 1: don't write from down there. So it's only in that stuff,
Speaker 1: you know, it's in our blood. It's like that. I
Speaker 1: always left from that. Yeah, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: We migrated. You forgot We migrated and slavery ship. We
Speaker 1: migrated when that ship was free in the eighties and
Speaker 1: the nineties. We're still doing right. See nugget nuggets, old
Speaker 1: school nugget on your pockets. A Bay Area rapper, you know,
Speaker 1: that's that's the general consistency because it got gamed up
Speaker 1: in oak Marin City was treacherous too because it John
Speaker 1: Goes ain't no more sucking jail the projects he was
Speaker 1: living in in Marin City. And so a combination of
Speaker 1: both what was digital underground based and just the underground
Speaker 1: is like Berkeley Oakland, combination of of all that ship
Speaker 1: they didn't have like one spot then based in Oakland
Speaker 1: or mainly you know what I mean. But it was
Speaker 1: a combination of Maren Berkeley were shot from Oakland, Oakland, Okay,
Speaker 1: from in Florida, and I think, yeah, I think he's
Speaker 1: from Well they put them, they put him on in
Speaker 1: that album. I think it was they gave him one
Speaker 1: line and it was the hardest line of the song
Speaker 1: when same was the song the same song, Yeah, like
Speaker 1: two verses. So he was mad at digital us. What
Speaker 1: sign oh exclusive and I know what it is. They
Speaker 1: didn't pay me no money when they were signing to
Speaker 1: the group. Why didn't sign him that? The thing was
Speaker 1: they would never signed him to the group. They treat
Speaker 1: him like a roadie. They didn't see the potential. But
Speaker 1: his first solo album him as he got it, well,
Speaker 1: he produced, producing a lot of Yeah, that guy would
Speaker 1: never sign him as a group. So we went back
Speaker 1: to a video shoot that they were doing. Uh it
Speaker 1: was in April, April of nineties six, and he wanted
Speaker 1: to go with this to shine on him because he
Speaker 1: was always mad. I was at that video. It was
Speaker 1: the one where he came and took one of the
Speaker 1: niggas bitches form a video. He came in the drove
Speaker 1: and he had he came to shine. I was there
Speaker 1: a video. I was there, and I don't mind speaking
Speaker 1: about I was there. It was called the Regno Floe.
Speaker 1: It was like the little It was in in in
Speaker 1: the factory and had all the little set with the
Speaker 1: rocks and ship was still feeling salty even though he
Speaker 1: had already achieved a success. And then he took the
Speaker 1: baddest model that was in the video, left with the
Speaker 1: bitch and dropped top and bounce right. Lawyer you know
Speaker 1: he was he was, Yeah, he shut the video down.
Speaker 1: I ain't. I ain't because he never never signed him
Speaker 1: in the group, even though did do a lot of
Speaker 1: the Beasts for his album that you know, Interscope eventually.
Speaker 1: That's crazy man. He learned something new every day. And
Speaker 1: that's a hell of a history. And that's what you
Speaker 1: get when you listen to the games to chronicles, all
Speaker 1: kind of stuff that you've never heard of before, and uh,
Speaker 1: it gets revealed first here. But before we wrap it up,
Speaker 1: we got to talk about all these conspiracy theorists videos
Speaker 1: creating content on the depth of Nipsey Hustle. I know
Speaker 1: you've got something to say about this, man. I said
Speaker 1: something on my YouTube, man, and all the motherfucking people
Speaker 1: went crazy. I think Reggie was like, Man, yeah, nah,
Speaker 1: I wasn't talking about people that just talking about it
Speaker 1: in general, you know what I mean. I'm talking about
Speaker 1: people that's falsely accusing people like it's just a dangerous
Speaker 1: thing to do because you don't got to walk these streets.
Speaker 1: These people gotta walk these streets and deal with your
Speaker 1: false ass acquisations like they're getting death threats, they're getting
Speaker 1: physically threatened, you know what I mean. They gotta walk
Speaker 1: around the gross and they put a big you and
Speaker 1: telling any facts about that, no facts talking about big You.
Speaker 1: You're talking about Cowboy, you're talking about Grandpaul, you're talking
Speaker 1: about his business partners. Now jay Z has something to
Speaker 1: do it louminaughty, Like this ship is going crazy for views,
Speaker 1: for views and subscribers, and you're putting real people life
Speaker 1: in danger. Man, that's not cool for sponsorships and views.
Speaker 1: That's all I was saying. Now, a lot of people
Speaker 1: got and unfortunately a lot of not even from out here, hiding.
Speaker 1: They don't even show them. So like people like us,
Speaker 1: we're out here. They all know what I'm telling you
Speaker 1: out here, bro, come backstage with these people got shows
Speaker 1: with all these motherfuckers. I see the managers everything back.
Speaker 1: I gotta deal with it. So when I say ate
Speaker 1: something that's gonna be actual and factual and I can
Speaker 1: stand on it. I'm not gonna put nobody in no
Speaker 1: no danger of getting the case, nobody in danger of
Speaker 1: getting hurt or harmed or death threats, and none of
Speaker 1: that ship, man, because it's not cool for views. Pair,
Speaker 1: That's all I was saying. And everybody went and some
Speaker 1: of these ridiculous I saw one where is this female
Speaker 1: YouTube creator? She put a map of big use office
Speaker 1: and then when if she got shot, I'm telling and
Speaker 1: then she's saying, look how close his office is to
Speaker 1: where he got shot? Nothing, And then you see the comments. Oh,
Speaker 1: bab You're making a great point. Like even her, the
Speaker 1: listeners to these channels are Remember, these are little young kids,
Speaker 1: a lot of these people and and and they like
Speaker 1: to be talked down to. They like to be talked
Speaker 1: to like they in class because they just got all
Speaker 1: of high school and so they used to be talking
Speaker 1: elementary funk out of school. So at the end of
Speaker 1: the day, man Um, not only are they dumb, but
Speaker 1: when people put the ship out there, they believe in
Speaker 1: the ship. And I was about to say something I forgot.
Speaker 1: They're not only believing the ship, but too much weight
Speaker 1: was believing the ship. But they spreading it, you know
Speaker 1: what I mean. They're spreading. It's going from line to
Speaker 1: line the line. So it's becoming the norm. It's becoming real,
Speaker 1: you know what I mean. So these motherfucker's are aheads.
Speaker 1: It's like this, man, let's be real. Let's put our
Speaker 1: thinking caps on. Magnum p I. Whoever the funk you are?
Speaker 1: You super investigators? Who's giving you the secret information? Why
Speaker 1: are you sing for the police that the police don't
Speaker 1: got the detectives don't got the ship you're talking about
Speaker 1: the drudge don't got it, But you got it something
Speaker 1: out of town, some bit out of town. You got
Speaker 1: all the secret information? Exactly what happened? Who told you?
Speaker 1: That's my question? How you get it? And the police
Speaker 1: and nobody else got it out here in now l
Speaker 1: but you somewhere in the new work at Baltimore, whatever
Speaker 1: the down south you're doing your blogs at. How you
Speaker 1: get it? And what makes you so freaking important to
Speaker 1: get to exclusive information? It's false. It's actually undermining the
Speaker 1: police's investigations because if any of these people were guilty,
Speaker 1: the police would have already arrested the arrested. My more
Speaker 1: the story, and we're gonna end this it on that
Speaker 1: man Gates of Chronicles. Yeah, my shit about to start,
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Speaker 1: having a kid. Man. We're supposed to do this, man, No,
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