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Speaker 4: Drink up, mother.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna keep your rail off top. Do anybody got switches?
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Speaker 5: Got damn?
Speaker 2: That's masterless Billy blunds. Jesus, how's everybody doing tonight? Make
Speaker 2: some names started to show started to show because our community,
Speaker 2: uh people always say, you know, when you got ten
Speaker 2: years in this, you're washed up or you're gone. But
Speaker 2: this is something in this world that's called legends, that's
Speaker 2: called icons. And the two people that we are interviewing
Speaker 2: today are legendary. They are icons. They raised some of you,
Speaker 2: some of you people, moms and pops was fucking to
Speaker 2: their music. Look at Big Boy while you look away,
Speaker 2: oh ship the legends just soyo, with no further ado.
Speaker 2: I just think we're gonna we don't even do a
Speaker 2: regular intro because you know why, they don't need no
Speaker 2: goddamn intro. That's motherfucking the time extra di Z in
Speaker 2: the building. Okay, Now I'm gonna say, I'm gonna keep
Speaker 2: it one hundred with y'all. I was over there and
Speaker 2: they got to play me the dre and snoop material.
Speaker 2: I could not stop smiling because you guys sound just
Speaker 2: as young as you did when you when when?
Speaker 6: When?
Speaker 2: When? When it first got? How the hell do you
Speaker 2: still have that passion?
Speaker 6: So you're basically calling us all right now, no.
Speaker 2: Hold on, this is ging juice right here right, Yes,
Speaker 2: it is that yes, yeah, So how do you how
Speaker 2: do you keep that same passion after all these years?
Speaker 6: Just the love for the music and the love for
Speaker 6: hip hop and what I do, and I just love
Speaker 6: being creative. I would do this ship if I was
Speaker 6: a plumber or something. It's just something I love to do. Unfortunately,
Speaker 6: I've been able to make money at my passion, which
Speaker 6: is the ultimate, the ultimate. I ain't fam there for
Speaker 6: everyone right to do what you love to do and
Speaker 6: make money yet it and make a living at it
Speaker 6: and be able to not only take care of your family,
Speaker 6: but your friends and everybody that you care about. So
Speaker 6: that's my mission.
Speaker 7: But what was what finally was able to get a
Speaker 7: project past the finish line? Now it's been a while, Like,
Speaker 7: what what was it special about this moment for you?
Speaker 6: Well, it has to be a brotherhood, of course. It's
Speaker 6: just like I don't just go in the studio and
Speaker 6: just work out a card and just give a track
Speaker 6: out for money. We never talk about money, you know,
Speaker 6: we just going to studio and work, you know. So
Speaker 6: I got to really fuck with you and have a
Speaker 6: love and respect for you for me to go in
Speaker 6: the studio and do my thing. So you know, this
Speaker 6: is my brother. And we've been knowing each other for
Speaker 6: well as actually we've been knowing each other for more
Speaker 6: than thirty years, but we've been working together since. But
Speaker 6: the first album that I produced two years ago, right,
Speaker 6: it was thirty years ago, was well a little more
Speaker 6: than thirty years ago. It was nineteen ninety three when
Speaker 6: I produced his first album, Doggy Style.
Speaker 2: And uh yeah.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and then we circle back and I don't know
Speaker 6: what the fuck. I don't know why the fuck it
Speaker 6: took this long for us to circle back and get down,
Speaker 6: but we're in there now. When you know, Snoop came
Speaker 6: in and allowed me to get down the way I
Speaker 6: get down. And you know, I feel like this is, uh,
Speaker 6: some of my best work because my mentality for the
Speaker 6: musicianship and everything that goes into doing this shit. But
Speaker 6: then those twelve notes has just advanced so much. So yeah,
Speaker 6: I feel like, right now today this is some of
Speaker 6: my best work.
Speaker 2: I ain't gonna lie to you. I was sitting back
Speaker 2: there and I'm looking at the crowd walking and I'm like,
Speaker 2: I'm just looking at everybody. I'm like, you don't know
Speaker 2: what the fuck I'm listening to right now. I mean, like,
Speaker 2: I know you're a humble guy, but you do know
Speaker 2: you're the greatest producer of all time.
Speaker 6: I hear that.
Speaker 7: I thank you.
Speaker 2: I knew you was some more off time because we
Speaker 2: did a zoom call and you said thank you for
Speaker 2: doing this, and I was like, he just think us.
Speaker 2: I was like, we was like, thank you for assuming.
Speaker 6: I mean, nobody's ever mad at humility right right, But.
Speaker 2: It's like I heard, for real say one time that
Speaker 2: he sees sound right. I still don't understand what he
Speaker 2: means by that, right colors.
Speaker 6: Ok, But so there's something in those twelve notes. Just
Speaker 6: imagine this, since I think since the sixteen hundreds we've
Speaker 6: there's only been twelve notes for all the music that's
Speaker 6: been created, which is fascinated to me. Just twelve notes,
Speaker 6: all right, So if you really think about that, it's
Speaker 6: fucking amazing to vision. I just to think about how
Speaker 6: many songs have been done since that time, for hundreds
Speaker 6: of years, within just twelve notes, right. So, I mean,
Speaker 6: I'm nerd out right now.
Speaker 2: But yeah, that's great, that's new. I spoke to you
Speaker 2: the on one day and.
Speaker 6: I was wondering when he was gonna get Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 6: what the.
Speaker 4: Fuck is gonna I'm getting warmed up right now? Yeah? Yeah,
Speaker 4: you know you got to turn the oven on.
Speaker 6: Let it give him the spotlight. We're here right now.
Speaker 8: The reason why we're study right now me question now
Speaker 8: because I didn't.
Speaker 2: Realize how dope our conversation was. We had spoke right
Speaker 2: and you said, he said, because I'm gonna get with
Speaker 2: you at the Olympics, and then you hung up, and
Speaker 2: I did not realize you're talking about the real Olympics.
Speaker 2: So I'm like, what Olympics is that he was?
Speaker 7: I don't know.
Speaker 2: Both know, he's like he was like after the Olympics,
Speaker 2: and then I didn't realize I had that information. As
Speaker 2: a journalist, I could have said something and then like.
Speaker 7: Two days he saw you way early, like two weeks.
Speaker 2: That didn't make the story. But he he didn't take
Speaker 2: the ball roun with it.
Speaker 6: I didn't tell you something. Snoop works harder than anybody
Speaker 6: I know. He'll be at my house one day, right
Speaker 6: and then like tomorrow he'll send me a picture on
Speaker 6: a camel standing by a fucking pyramid, like it's crazy.
Speaker 2: Yes, the first time we interviewed you, this is when.
Speaker 6: I knew how powerful you were.
Speaker 2: We checked into the hotel and they gave us shower caps.
Speaker 2: Why they knew you were going to smoke.
Speaker 8: Or they put the shower camp bed over the fire
Speaker 8: and we still blew the ship out.
Speaker 4: You remember what the is the shower camp ship arms
Speaker 4: the alarmness put the shower cap over there and smoke.
Speaker 8: Now you knew exactly what to do.
Speaker 6: Jump right in on that.
Speaker 2: Un It's my technique. This is a question. This is
Speaker 2: is a personal question for me that I always wanted
Speaker 2: to know. After the East Coast West Coast, you know
Speaker 2: the termory that whatever happened right, there was a record
Speaker 2: that came out for my two friends Big Pun and
Speaker 2: Fat Joe and they did deep Cover over and at
Speaker 2: first before the dropped, we didn't know what's that? Was
Speaker 2: that something? And then the video dropped and we seen
Speaker 2: Snoop was actually in the video. But they actually took
Speaker 2: y'all record and made it.
Speaker 4: They gave it more life.
Speaker 2: My opinion was because sometimes when the person does my
Speaker 2: record over, I don't like it. He hates it. I
Speaker 2: hate it like it's not if they don't make it
Speaker 2: just as good.
Speaker 8: But that's that's when hip hop was hip hop. So
Speaker 8: for them to take it, they knew that they had
Speaker 8: the hip hop on it one and Fat Joe went
Speaker 8: hard on that record they did and fast crazy Fat
Speaker 8: Joe called me personally and was like, the fuck with you?
Speaker 4: We want you to be in this video. I'm like, nigga,
Speaker 4: get down, what I gotta do.
Speaker 8: It came to my house, shot to part and that
Speaker 8: and that's me and him became like this. So it
Speaker 8: wasn't about East West it was about love. I love
Speaker 8: what he was doing. He wanted me to be a
Speaker 8: part of. But I was never afraid to fuck with
Speaker 8: people from anywhere. It was never met pushing that line.
Speaker 8: You know, I just was defending my side.
Speaker 6: That I'm like, I love, I love what they did
Speaker 6: to that record. Man.
Speaker 2: So you literally literally little yeah, whole ship was crazy.
Speaker 7: Today's actually coincidentally the anniversary of two thousand and one
Speaker 7: the Crown twenty five years Let's let's.
Speaker 2: Take a shot to that. Let me let me get
Speaker 2: a shot. I'm gonna take a shot.
Speaker 4: Fuck up twenty five years old.
Speaker 6: Do see where you at? What's up? Big boy?
Speaker 8: You your nigga sitting in the front row like a
Speaker 8: regular nigga. I'm glad y'all got his ass squeezed in.
Speaker 8: Got that nigga squeezed in between swab and right squeeze
Speaker 8: his ass in.
Speaker 6: You know you wasn't gonna get away with that.
Speaker 8: No first class ship today, nigga, this is not California, nigga.
Speaker 8: Treat that nigga like a regular nigga asking Warris ticket
Speaker 8: at right now?
Speaker 2: Somebody so so so dre, let me ask you something,
Speaker 2: what is one of your favorite records that you worked
Speaker 2: on that it was not yours.
Speaker 6: Ship The next one, I don't know, man, that was
Speaker 6: not mine that I worked on. Please explain that a
Speaker 6: record that I worked on that wasn't mine. I don't know.
Speaker 6: I don't know how to answer that question.
Speaker 4: Okay, A song that you produced with somebody that you
Speaker 4: a song that I.
Speaker 6: Produced, like maybe the Firm Phone Tap? I really like
Speaker 6: you know, I worked with nas A Z and Nature
Speaker 6: on that song, and that was one of the times
Speaker 6: when you.
Speaker 4: Were still using that show on his radio show, he
Speaker 4: owe you money for that.
Speaker 6: Big still use that phone tap? That's right.
Speaker 4: I don't think he ever paid you.
Speaker 2: Come never that nigga. Never even talk to me about money.
Speaker 2: When being the front road goes wrong, I still love it.
Speaker 6: Let me tell you how to know what you was
Speaker 6: in store for coming here, how big?
Speaker 2: Let me tell you how dope your life is. Doctor
Speaker 2: j Is. When we spoke the other day, I said,
Speaker 2: you know, I know I met you before we worked
Speaker 2: on the Firm album. You was the one who played
Speaker 2: I'm leaving on the Firm album for me. You was
Speaker 2: the one who did that, and you co signed me
Speaker 2: being on the Firm album. That's how dope your life is.
Speaker 2: You don't even remember you could change my life and
Speaker 2: don't even remember trying hard to remember.
Speaker 6: Yo, I'm actually a little bit embarrassed, right, No.
Speaker 2: No, So how was that working on the East East
Speaker 2: Coast album? Because you know, predominantly you you fully produced
Speaker 2: the n w A. But then you get a chance
Speaker 2: to work with Nas is arguably one of the lyricists
Speaker 2: and he says, I want to come with my crew.
Speaker 2: Was that it's a different process working with East Coast artists,
Speaker 2: working with you.
Speaker 6: When I go in the studio with somebody, I'm not
Speaker 6: thinking about where you live, where you're from, East Coast,
Speaker 6: West Coast and all that bullshit. It was complete bullshit
Speaker 6: that caused a lot of motherfucking violence, danger to our
Speaker 6: culture and what we do. That was really unnecessary. So
Speaker 6: I wasn't thinking about it in that way. What I
Speaker 6: was thinking about was working with an artist that I
Speaker 6: really love and respect Nas, So you know that that
Speaker 6: was it, That was the draw for me. So I
Speaker 6: got a chance to get in the room with this
Speaker 6: amazing artist and we just created something that I thought
Speaker 6: was spectacular, you know, meaning Phone Tap. I thought that
Speaker 6: was a really fun record and that was one of
Speaker 6: the times that there was no managers or anything like
Speaker 6: that in the studio and it was just us artists
Speaker 6: just in there, just free to be creative.
Speaker 2: I feel like I feel like you guys started something
Speaker 2: as well. Right Can y'all put the spotlight on Snoop?
Speaker 2: It's both y'all right now.
Speaker 6: The super Bowl.
Speaker 4: Time need to get your ship off here.
Speaker 2: Alumni, he's like the third host right now.
Speaker 4: Look at my uniform, dream already on the team this.
Speaker 2: Look at the reason why we're in here right now.
Speaker 2: Let me ask y'all, since y'all performed at the super
Speaker 2: Bowl and that super Bowl happened to be in Los Angeles,
Speaker 2: it's this big thing that's going on right now that
Speaker 2: everyone thinks that whatever the super Bowl takes place, the
Speaker 2: artist that's there, it's supposed to know.
Speaker 8: What we need to think about is that before jay
Speaker 8: Z got control of the Super Bowl, was no niggas performing.
Speaker 8: So let's go back to the essence of the beginning
Speaker 8: of Breach. He's creating a wave of artists to have
Speaker 8: an opportunity to perform. If you're good artist, and you're
Speaker 8: a great artist, your time will come. Like I was
Speaker 8: never crying about it or mad about it. When doctor
Speaker 8: Dray called me and asked me to get his back,
Speaker 8: I was there for him, but I didn't feel like
Speaker 8: I was supposed to be there.
Speaker 4: I was, you know, in demand to be there. This
Speaker 4: is a big event.
Speaker 8: People looking at everything when they pick the person to perform.
Speaker 8: You should just be honored that, you know, hip hop
Speaker 8: is being able to be seen on that platform for
Speaker 8: all of us. And not hate on the next man,
Speaker 8: but be happy.
Speaker 2: We had you on the show after the super Bowl
Speaker 2: and you spoke about game and was there anybody that
Speaker 2: you felt like you left on stage or you was
Speaker 2: good with it?
Speaker 6: No? I was good. It was perfect.
Speaker 2: That's it. Nobody get no cigars.
Speaker 4: I got some backwoods.
Speaker 2: I spoke a backwood. I like, oh, what is time
Speaker 2: for flowers?
Speaker 6: Man?
Speaker 2: Yes, lets, our show is about giving people their flowers
Speaker 2: while they're alive. While they're doing it, Dre, you haven't
Speaker 2: been able to be on our show. And our show
Speaker 2: is based on giving people their motherfucking flowers while they're alive, Snoop,
Speaker 2: and Snoop says. Snoop says, this is better than the
Speaker 2: Grammy because it comes from your motherfucking people. To everybody
Speaker 2: in the motherfucking house. Make some noise for motherfucking doctor,
Speaker 2: dre stoop dope.
Speaker 6: Get you. Yes, that's dope.
Speaker 2: So let me let me ask you. I'm sorry to
Speaker 2: have it all on you, but let me ask you something.
Speaker 2: As anybody ever told you, I appreciate it any I
Speaker 2: ever told you no, because I feel like you one
Speaker 2: of those people that no one says no to. Oh shit,
Speaker 2: is that quick?
Speaker 6: What you said no to?
Speaker 2: Snoop?
Speaker 8: I say no all the time, but he do too.
Speaker 8: But that's what that's what a brotherhood is about.
Speaker 6: It depends on you know the question, you know, and
Speaker 6: the no.
Speaker 4: Is not mean no.
Speaker 8: It's like we're trying to make each other better. So
Speaker 8: the no is usually because we think we can do better.
Speaker 4: That's what the no is.
Speaker 8: It's never like no, I ain't fucking with you. Is no,
Speaker 8: I think we can do something better than that.
Speaker 6: That's the drawn fuck suck Wait.
Speaker 2: Snoop said no to a drake beat ever.
Speaker 8: Always he said this. Nigga sent me beats one hundred
Speaker 8: beats all the time. And this is how you know.
Speaker 8: I don't fuck with it. I don't say nothing.
Speaker 2: A real relationship.
Speaker 6: But if I funk with it.
Speaker 8: He getting all kind of emojis, and yeah, Drake got
Speaker 8: the emojis.
Speaker 6: I'm always up at like six am sing sentence Snoop
Speaker 6: tracks and ship like that, and then you know, I
Speaker 6: don't hear ship, and then every now and then it's
Speaker 6: like non fire emojis, you know. So, yeah, that's that's
Speaker 6: what it is.
Speaker 4: That's my niggas when he put that one out.
Speaker 2: So at one point, right, it wasn't like y'all wasn't
Speaker 2: messing with each other, but it was like Snoop was
Speaker 2: doing his own thing. You was doing your own thing.
Speaker 2: How did that time feel to you guys? Being separated?
Speaker 8: To me, it felt it felt good because I was
Speaker 8: able to show.
Speaker 4: Doctor Dre that I was. I was who I was.
Speaker 8: That's the reason why he was fucking with me. And
Speaker 8: I was always trying to impress Doctor Dred. And the
Speaker 8: part that he didn't understand was every fucking producer I
Speaker 8: worked with would always ask me about him. They would
Speaker 8: play his records that we made, or they would play
Speaker 8: the song that we made.
Speaker 4: Even when we did drop it like It's Hot.
Speaker 8: Arell called this nigga to the studio and I told him,
Speaker 8: I'm fing to go to the car and get some blunts,
Speaker 8: and I left because I didn't want to be in
Speaker 8: there to hear this nigga to say that he didn't
Speaker 8: like the record.
Speaker 6: But after he heard story.
Speaker 8: That nigga called me, it was like, Nigga, that motherfucker
Speaker 8: fire hot.
Speaker 6: Yes, I saw of my favorite records that Snoop did.
Speaker 8: That made me feel good and I was able to
Speaker 8: impress doctor Drake because it's all his students. You got
Speaker 8: to understand, we all thrive on impressing him when we
Speaker 8: not with him, because he's so exceptional when he's with us.
Speaker 8: So it's a demand of that level that we demand
Speaker 8: from the producers for real timblin.
Speaker 4: These niggas they always.
Speaker 8: Put the up against him, and when they making records
Speaker 8: for me, they're like, man, I don't know, man, what
Speaker 8: you think Drake Gonay?
Speaker 4: I'm like, why the fuck is you worry about what
Speaker 4: he man?
Speaker 8: If Dre don't like it, man, I'm like, he ain't
Speaker 8: gonna like the motherfuckers.
Speaker 2: I imagine this problem. I don't know why I'm in
Speaker 2: those conversations. Set the bar, you set the bar.
Speaker 6: Cut yeah, Okay.
Speaker 7: I imagine that this project probably felt different because before
Speaker 7: it was the mentor and the student, and it's like
Speaker 7: the student n't graduating.
Speaker 2: You guys are more than you.
Speaker 6: No wash, Wait, hold on, let me tell you what
Speaker 6: the fuck I'm dealing with.
Speaker 4: Man, tell you.
Speaker 6: So when we started, I'm like, snoop, let's do this
Speaker 6: fuck a right, and he was like, yeah, we could
Speaker 6: get this done in two weeks.
Speaker 4: Did you say that two weeks? I did say that, what.
Speaker 6: The fuck we're gonna do in two weeks? Two songs?
Speaker 8: I was trying to lock you into getting this shit
Speaker 8: to come out.
Speaker 6: No, no, no, that's what we're doing now. No.
Speaker 8: I knew if I got two weeks with you that
Speaker 8: that would be a solid two weeks. But then it
Speaker 8: turned from two weeks to after we finished two weeks.
Speaker 2: Nah, nigga, keep it a buck. You wanted to do
Speaker 2: the whole album in two weeks.
Speaker 8: I did because you was on one. You had a
Speaker 8: thousand beats, you had a gang of shit over there.
Speaker 8: You was energetic, you was ready to go, and I
Speaker 8: was ready to go.
Speaker 6: See what I'm dealing with.
Speaker 4: But then he said, just give me two days. I
Speaker 4: game two days. It's give me two more days. Just
Speaker 4: give me two more days.
Speaker 8: It's been two more days since we started, but we're
Speaker 8: at the finish line and those two days are great
Speaker 8: days because we make exceptional music and we push each
Speaker 8: other and it's the funnest time I've ever had working
Speaker 8: with him and his crew, because he got a hell
Speaker 8: of a crew that he don't speak on it.
Speaker 4: I want to speak on the ic U.
Speaker 8: He got some bad motherfuckers with him that they don't
Speaker 8: do nothing but put their hand down and they work
Speaker 8: and they make sure that the project is effective. So
Speaker 8: I want to get him a shout out because it's
Speaker 8: a pleasure working with you.
Speaker 6: I got an amazing team from my Smitty Khan, Coco,
Speaker 6: all of my you know, uh fucking focus Fred record
Speaker 6: is in here, Eric, Yeah, Griz, It's just like a
Speaker 6: team of us appreciate it. So it's a team of
Speaker 6: us that we come in there and we get down
Speaker 6: and I don't know what we do more music or laugh,
Speaker 6: but it's a whole it's a whole situation. Every day
Speaker 6: we come in there and it's just fun. I don't
Speaker 6: even know what we call it work.
Speaker 8: But remember you saying that the student I graduated, this
Speaker 8: is the trip about this project. I turned back into
Speaker 8: the student, but even more of a student. When I
Speaker 8: was a student the first time, I was like going
Speaker 8: to the board righting ideas, and I think this should
Speaker 8: happen this time as a student. I set my ass
Speaker 8: in class and let the teacher teach, Let the teacher
Speaker 8: produce and engage and tell me, direct me and show me.
Speaker 8: So it was more of a like I'm going back
Speaker 8: to first in that mode.
Speaker 6: That's actually what happened. We're both we we don't get
Speaker 6: in each other's way. I do my ship, he does
Speaker 6: this ship and then boom, it's magic.
Speaker 2: Are y'all in the same room or do you do?
Speaker 6: You? What the fuck?
Speaker 4: Don't see where you at?
Speaker 6: He right there?
Speaker 2: The fuck that you just say, no, no, no, nose. You
Speaker 2: know why we're in the same room. One time I
Speaker 2: worked with Premier and Permit just got in the zone
Speaker 2: and he just went in in the room by himself,
Speaker 2: in the preproduction room, and he just made the beat.
Speaker 2: And when he came't he walked over and he raised
Speaker 2: every bat. He played me.
Speaker 4: Doctor Drake Cook and the motherfucking cake fro front of everybody,
Speaker 4: and then one of those.
Speaker 6: The room, hold on, let him tell you, I don't
Speaker 6: know what the fuck that is. She was just talking.
Speaker 2: I just said, some producers do that. I've seen for
Speaker 2: Man do that. I seen for Real do that. Go
Speaker 2: on his own and just kick everybodyself of my favorite producers.
Speaker 2: But however, you make beats in front of everybody, Go ahead.
Speaker 8: Doctor Drake cooks the motherfucking dish in front of everybody.
Speaker 4: He put the motherfucking.
Speaker 8: Lady ingredients side on the table and he cooked that ship.
Speaker 8: And whatever's in the motherfucking room. We know how to
Speaker 8: take every piece what's in that room and make that
Speaker 8: shit fit. And then at the same time, the production
Speaker 8: ain't right until he says right, So we can say
Speaker 8: the song is done, but he gonna go listen to it.
Speaker 8: Then he's gonna add some pieces to it, and it's
Speaker 8: gonna it's gonna be fully it's gonna be fully loaded,
Speaker 8: locked and loaded.
Speaker 2: I don't know what I'll do for doctor dre Be.
Speaker 4: You gotta have a whole lot of money, cuz right here,
Speaker 4: it's all right.
Speaker 6: You're working on it right now.
Speaker 2: No, I'm coming out of the time. Were on the record, right,
Speaker 2: You got method Man on a new album too.
Speaker 6: Yes, method Man came through it was shiny bla fabulous Yeah. Yeah,
Speaker 6: he came through, not only for a song on Snoop's album.
Speaker 6: He killed the second verse. It was like, actually one
Speaker 6: of my favorite parts in the album, the song It
Speaker 6: is Nuts. So, and we did a short movie for
Speaker 6: the release of the album. It's a ten minute short movie.
Speaker 6: That's craziest shit. And method Man blessed us and did
Speaker 6: the narration over the movie. So yeah, so that's gonna
Speaker 6: come out right before the album drops. The album drops
Speaker 6: December thirteenth, and hopefully this movie comes out December ninth.
Speaker 6: Goddamn shameless plug, shameless plug.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna take a shot to this.
Speaker 4: Yeah, let him getting drunk.
Speaker 2: So yeah, so let's talk about this one second, because
Speaker 2: I remember at first you had that this.
Speaker 6: Is okay, this is the part that Jimmy Where is
Speaker 6: Jimmy head?
Speaker 2: I think right over there?
Speaker 6: Yeah yeah, oh there he is. Yeah, this is the
Speaker 6: part that Jimmy's been waiting for. Okay, that's my man.
Speaker 8: Saw were pushing the product right now, hold on. So
Speaker 8: what we did was we start with the can first,
Speaker 8: right because we wanted to make it easy grab. We
Speaker 8: wanted to have everybody moving and grooving to it, So
Speaker 8: we came with the can.
Speaker 4: Then we moved on to.
Speaker 6: The pre mixed.
Speaker 2: Right, it's already mixed, already.
Speaker 4: Mixed gin and juice, already ready.
Speaker 6: This is the business right here.
Speaker 4: You understand me, Ready to go, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 8: The ladies really love it. And then we wanted to
Speaker 8: come with the next level was the steal.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this is my ship. You send me that, You
Speaker 2: send me this, and.
Speaker 4: I know that won't cost too much.
Speaker 8: See the bottle, this is send you some can.
Speaker 2: No motherfuckers, not trying to but take a shot of this. Please,
Speaker 2: did you drink it?
Speaker 4: I got to hand you the bottle. Nord that ship
Speaker 4: laughing to break.
Speaker 6: I did that bottle and he's amazing. Cheers.
Speaker 2: I ain't gonna lie, toll, I ain't gonna lie to you. Move.
Speaker 2: But it's smooth. Yeah, I'm not even a ginger and
Speaker 2: this is smooth.
Speaker 6: It's smooth, and it's gonna fuck you up.
Speaker 2: So yeah, and this is in stores yet, let me
Speaker 2: get a little bit. Yeah, yeah, is this in stores?
Speaker 4: Jo, hello, sun shine, because you bring me mind.
Speaker 6: Jimmy's right there. You can ask him what mmy.
Speaker 2: We need Jimmy to have a Mic over there. He's
Speaker 2: not gonna come up here, but let's let's talk about
Speaker 2: that for a second. You and Jimmy's relationship, it seems
Speaker 2: like it's been like it's been impeccable, Like you know
Speaker 2: what I'm saying, Like most people say, you know that,
Speaker 2: you know how bad the music industry is, but then
Speaker 2: you got examples like you and him who had this great,
Speaker 2: you know, a relationship, Like how did that start?
Speaker 6: That's a great question. Jimmy and I we have a
Speaker 6: massive amount of love and respect for each other. And
Speaker 6: one of the things that makes Jimmy so great is
Speaker 6: that he was a music producer that produced a shipload
Speaker 6: of fucking crazy working with some amazing artists from Bruce
Speaker 6: Springs Thing to John Lennon and all of this. So
Speaker 6: we understand he understands what it takes to do what
Speaker 6: I do. That's one of the reasons for our friendship.
Speaker 6: And not only that, we have a personal relationship that's
Speaker 6: just unbelievable. We talk all the time, and every time
Speaker 6: we talk we have laughter and the whole nine and again,
Speaker 6: it's a massive amount of love and respect. So that
Speaker 6: is just the foundation, just the tip of the iceberg
Speaker 6: of what our relationship is.
Speaker 2: God damn, that's hard. Let's make some noise for that.
Speaker 2: Got damn, that was hard.
Speaker 7: I want to go back a little bit here, Okay, Dray,
Speaker 7: Was there ever a blueprint that you followed or an
Speaker 7: inspiration to start doing collaborative projects like the first being
Speaker 7: The Chronic where you were grabbing people, whether it be
Speaker 7: underground casts or unsigned artists and bringing them together to
Speaker 7: make a queees of project. Like there was nothing like
Speaker 7: The Chronic when it first came out.
Speaker 6: Well, fortunately for me, I was extremely naive, thinking that
Speaker 6: they're supposed to be one producer on an album, right,
Speaker 6: So that's how I attempted it. From in deb you
Speaker 6: wage straight out of Compton. You know, I'm producing all
Speaker 6: of this shit. The Chronic album is just me. From
Speaker 6: Doggie Style Stoop's album, it was I thought, you have
Speaker 6: one artist and one producer. Fortunately I was naive at
Speaker 6: that time and was able to accomplish that. And that
Speaker 6: happened all the way up through the early two thousands
Speaker 6: with Eminem's I think first three or four albums it
Speaker 6: was just us, you know, and then we then we
Speaker 6: decided to collaborate on get Rich or DoD trying with
Speaker 6: fifty cents. First album, it was just me and Eminem.
Speaker 6: He produced the first half and I produced the second half.
Speaker 6: So that was fun. And it's just finding an artist
Speaker 6: that it's like Snoop or Eminem or ice Cube or
Speaker 6: anything like that. Find an artist like that that you
Speaker 6: cannot only produce, maintain a friendship with, and have a
Speaker 6: love and other shit with is amazing and that's what
Speaker 6: I look for. So that's what it is to me
Speaker 6: as a producer, you know. And also finding people to
Speaker 6: collaborate with is a skill in itself, you know.
Speaker 7: So yeah, because you put people out of the underground,
Speaker 7: whether it be adfar Eye or cast you know, legends
Speaker 7: like like King T and you'll make these records that
Speaker 7: people wouldn't think that these artists with dre what what
Speaker 7: that would be. It's like, you're not scared to take
Speaker 7: a chance on these artists. I'm here something not it
Speaker 7: makes sense for your project.
Speaker 6: Yeah, no risk, no reward. I mean, you know, I'm
Speaker 6: not mad at taking risks. You know, I failed at times,
Speaker 6: but I've learned from those failures. So yeah, and the
Speaker 6: way I think has put me in this position in
Speaker 6: my life, which is fucking fantastic, you know, And I'm like, damn,
Speaker 6: don't finch me.
Speaker 7: I guess the cliche is that we think hip hop
Speaker 7: would take it this far.
Speaker 6: Huh. How about that we're here because of hip hop?
Speaker 4: Facts? Absolutely what I'm talking. God comes down, Snoop America.
Speaker 6: God comes down your time.
Speaker 2: God comes down, and God's having a meeting with you,
Speaker 2: one on one. And God is like, Yo, Snoop on
Speaker 2: the load. It's between me and you. You gotta make
Speaker 2: one record, save humanity. This one record's gonna change the
Speaker 2: World's gonna save humanity. Who's gonna be the producer and
Speaker 2: who's gonna be the feature?
Speaker 6: Oh? Ship mm hmm?
Speaker 4: To change humanity?
Speaker 2: Yeah, save the motherfucking world.
Speaker 4: Can I can I grab somebody from from death? Not
Speaker 4: here no more? Oh yes, because I'm talking this is God.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's God dead all live.
Speaker 8: I've got that, so God can raise the dead, right,
Speaker 8: he could be with them niggas.
Speaker 4: Okay, forget it down.
Speaker 8: So what I'm gonna do with as a producer, I'm
Speaker 8: gonna I'm gonna double up on the production, right.
Speaker 2: Okay, double up two?
Speaker 8: Yeah, Okay, it's gonna be I could drink quincy Jones's
Speaker 8: Christy Jones.
Speaker 6: That's great company right there.
Speaker 4: Amazing.
Speaker 8: Watch this, watch this left hook. You said humanity to
Speaker 8: change the world, right, got to get Marvin.
Speaker 2: Gay One those in I'm just I'm just hear that
Speaker 2: the record.
Speaker 8: Those four in one room, Marvin, Snooth, Quincy and Drake
Speaker 8: with God overseeing it.
Speaker 2: God's executive producers.
Speaker 6: What's going on.
Speaker 2: I'm taking, Yeah, I'm taking.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna take a shot to that.
Speaker 6: Take a shot.
Speaker 8: I'm taking the shot that that's that wasn't bad for
Speaker 8: me a little bit with your heavy ass hand, niggata.
Speaker 2: Give me a shot to the bottle.
Speaker 4: Girl, This nigga made my whole drink too.
Speaker 6: I gonna lie you got Yeah, this must be special
Speaker 6: because this nigga don't even really drink. Yeah, you know
Speaker 6: what he does.
Speaker 8: I fuck with y'all are once in a while, but
Speaker 8: nigga got ship to do.
Speaker 6: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: I so s missionary. Yes, we got some records. And
Speaker 2: by the way, crowd, I did not know that these brothers,
Speaker 2: they love y'all so much that I wanted to be
Speaker 2: the only person that heard these five records. I want
Speaker 2: to share it with y'all. We're gonna play some records today.
Speaker 2: They records for y'all.
Speaker 6: Okay, so let me hold up. I was funny about
Speaker 6: this because I don't want to be I don't usually
Speaker 6: want to be in the room where my music is
Speaker 6: being played. And that's one. Two. There's gonna be a
Speaker 6: song that's played that I'm not finished with yet. So
Speaker 6: it's a demo of a song we just did. What
Speaker 6: was it.
Speaker 4: It's called thank thank you.
Speaker 6: It's called thank It's called thank you, and I'm not
Speaker 6: done when it's a demo and fuck it, play that first, but.
Speaker 2: Hold on, hold on, hold on, but on thank you,
Speaker 2: on thank you?
Speaker 6: Wait wait, wait, we're not supposed to play thank you first.
Speaker 2: Okay, out to blue Jimmy had Jimmy had the request.
Speaker 2: We wanted to say.
Speaker 8: Gorgeous first, right, because gorgeous out Now to the echo,
Speaker 8: it's out. Just in case those that didn't hear it.
Speaker 8: Let I'm gonna get a bucket play okay, hold on, hold.
Speaker 2: Hold on, but before we get to that, you say
Speaker 2: on thank you, say things just ain't the same for gangsters.
Speaker 2: You said that back then, but you said it again,
Speaker 2: you repeated, Doctor Dre said Okay, that was my record.
Speaker 2: Things still ain't the same for gangsters.
Speaker 8: It's not it's not they're telling now mmmm, but they've
Speaker 8: been telling U snoop. Not at this rate they telling
Speaker 8: and they become gangsters. See it's about that answer.
Speaker 2: You don't like that one.
Speaker 8: It used to be when you told you wasn't gangster.
Speaker 8: Now you're telling and you becoming gangst Like that's that.
Speaker 8: Ain't the book I read out of God damn it.
Speaker 2: Before this?
Speaker 6: This the me Why do you be rich? Why do
Speaker 6: you become rich and then decide to become.
Speaker 2: Against That doesn't make any sense. It doesn't make any sense.
Speaker 6: I'm gonna stop practicing. Let's say, universe, that's a whole
Speaker 6: different commed.
Speaker 4: You see me, we got I started that way.
Speaker 8: Look at me now. Yes, you're supposed to reverse the brainwashed.
Speaker 8: You know what I'm saying. When I was brainwashed, I
Speaker 8: was pushing that line. Now my line is love, peace, unity,
Speaker 8: no division, just bringing everybody together.
Speaker 6: We're not only doing now, we're building schools, we're doing
Speaker 6: all of this shit and we're taking care of our community,
Speaker 6: our community, and we're giving back. So that's what we're on.
Speaker 6: So just imagine the trajectory of where we were in
Speaker 6: nineteen ninety three and where we are now.
Speaker 4: Shit banging ain't damn it just wasn't legit.
Speaker 2: Before we play the music, No, no, because I want
Speaker 2: to yeah, ago, because I want I want to ask
Speaker 2: this because in hip hop, we have so many great movies, right,
Speaker 2: and then we have you know, the biopic move right
Speaker 2: and straight out of content.
Speaker 6: Ship. It was the Ship.
Speaker 2: I love that movie.
Speaker 8: It was I know them niggas and didn't know that story.
Speaker 8: So that was beautiful for me to see it as
Speaker 8: I was a teenager on the sideline watching that story
Speaker 8: and then to see it come to life, it was beautiful.
Speaker 8: They told it very well. The actors were very believable.
Speaker 8: The direction, I.
Speaker 6: Mean yeah, I loved everything about the process of that.
Speaker 6: The actors all new actors that we've never heard of
Speaker 6: scene before, and they killed it. Gary f Gary Gray
Speaker 6: killed it. He directed it, and yeah, I just yeah,
Speaker 6: I love it. I'm proud of it came out what
Speaker 6: you said.
Speaker 8: I'm sorry, I'm rugging.
Speaker 6: She smelled good. I didn't even see that.
Speaker 8: And he get my blood out of my bag and
Speaker 8: we got a live audience because you know what it is.
Speaker 6: By the way. I didn't. I didn't even know we
Speaker 6: were doing this with a live audience. This is yeah,
Speaker 6: but neither this is cool. With that being said, this
Speaker 6: is such an honor. But I hope that one day
Speaker 6: we could get you in the drink Champs set.
Speaker 2: Yes, the real dream. That's what I thought, Jesus, listen, Jesus,
Speaker 2: but that's what I thought.
Speaker 6: I was doing it, and that right away.
Speaker 2: You know, you're like, so, do you think that Straight
Speaker 2: Out of Confident was a success because most of the
Speaker 2: people are still here? Snoop or you think no.
Speaker 8: I think it was a success because it was a
Speaker 8: beautiful story on paper. A great movie starts on paper.
Speaker 8: The script was amazing. Then they found actors that were
Speaker 8: believable that really, you know, made you feel like you
Speaker 8: was watching those characters on screen, and it had heart
Speaker 8: and had soul and it had a beautiful ending. You've
Speaker 8: seen doctor dre go off and say, what's the name
Speaker 8: of that weak ass label Nigga? After math Nigga and
Speaker 8: walked out Nigga. That ship was so.
Speaker 4: Gangster coldest seeing the motherfucking.
Speaker 2: Movie shout Out the CHOREO cried when I seen.
Speaker 6: Shout Out to Corey Hawkins who played my character, because
Speaker 6: the day I met him, I'm like, okay, he looks
Speaker 6: nothing like me, but we pushed that aside and his
Speaker 6: performance was just like, Okay, he got it. And it's
Speaker 6: really crazy because his voice sounds similar to mine, and
Speaker 6: I just like, I stay in touch for him because
Speaker 6: of that. He's an amazing actor. Again, his name is
Speaker 6: Corey Hawkins.
Speaker 2: How about you, snoop, did you not like the dude's
Speaker 2: voice because you did the voice right boy, and and
Speaker 2: the character, No, I wasn't you. That was the voice.
Speaker 2: That was the thing. He did a voiceover like it's
Speaker 2: a game or something.
Speaker 8: Nigga, the actor nigga, look Keith man, nigga was sound
Speaker 8: like you like that isn't it was?
Speaker 6: Keith is amazing. Ain't seen his worry up.
Speaker 2: Nobody else thought that ship no fuck y'all man, So
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 6: Look Keith, come on man, this nigga lo.
Speaker 4: Keith fash feel is an amazing actor.
Speaker 6: Man.
Speaker 8: I honor that he played me in that movie. I
Speaker 8: didn't even know I was gonna be in that movie.
Speaker 8: That's what fucked me up. I was just thinking that
Speaker 8: it was gonna be.
Speaker 6: W a yeah.
Speaker 4: Then when they got to that point, I'm like, oh, Ship,
Speaker 4: I'm in.
Speaker 8: This moment, nigga, we told you stopped playing. But you
Speaker 8: could tell me that. But certain things you say can
Speaker 8: get cut out of a motherfucking movie and be left
Speaker 8: on the floor in the editing room.
Speaker 6: I'm gonna tell you.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna tell you some funny Ship. Right when I
Speaker 2: first heard straight out of Comfton, I thought it was
Speaker 2: a jail. It was like, I don't never want to
Speaker 2: go to Compton. That was the power, that was the
Speaker 2: power that was about. I was wow, Okay, I was
Speaker 2: literally scared of n w A like from the music. Yeah,
Speaker 2: like like I could because we like we were used
Speaker 2: to African medallions at the time, and then where it came.
Speaker 2: I was like, straight out of Oh.
Speaker 6: That's why it worked, you know what I mean. We
Speaker 6: just we're just making music, right. All we don't want
Speaker 6: is making music and having fun, being creative and writing
Speaker 6: and let's see what it's gonna do, and if it's
Speaker 6: to chrain some mindsets or temperatures to what's going on.
Speaker 6: But that's what we were doing at the time. I was,
Speaker 6: you know, twenty years old making that music and a
Speaker 6: little bit reckless, of course, but you know that's what
Speaker 6: we were doing as kids and adolescens and creating and
Speaker 6: making music, and that's what came out.
Speaker 7: But it was so powerful about NWA, I think for
Speaker 7: hip hop and for me, like personally, NWA and Public Enemy.
Speaker 2: Were my favorite groups of all time, right.
Speaker 7: And I feel like what happened in hip hop at
Speaker 7: that moment is that you guys can conveyed an emotion
Speaker 7: that hip hop and rap wasn't doing at the time.
Speaker 2: Like, like he said, he was scared to come down,
Speaker 2: I was scared. We was like whoa, whoa, Yo, what's
Speaker 2: going on?
Speaker 6: Isn't that what we're supposed to do. That's a part
Speaker 6: of entertainment. It's like, you know, you go to a
Speaker 6: fucking horror movie to get fucking scared.
Speaker 2: Hip Hop wasn't doing that yet.
Speaker 6: Well yeah, I know it wasn't, but that's the way
Speaker 6: I decided to do it, you know. So it's like
Speaker 6: it's all entertainment and we're supposed to touch certain oceans
Speaker 6: and that ship, right, whether you're scared, whether you're like
Speaker 6: fuck you, I don't like what you say, we're still
Speaker 6: touching an emotion with that ship, which means it's entertaining, right,
Speaker 6: That's our job to entertain. So like it or not,
Speaker 6: you're still listening to it. You had you actually comment
Speaker 6: on that ship, so you were entertained in some type
Speaker 6: of world, right.
Speaker 2: I think it was a positive thing. Yeah, so.
Speaker 6: Go ahead, uh see, like, shut the fuck up, play
Speaker 6: the music.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I want that.
Speaker 6: I want that.
Speaker 2: I actually don't have.
Speaker 8: Nobody actually said, yeah, we ready for the track park.
Speaker 6: These motherfucker's talking too much.
Speaker 2: Y'all want to hear the track for the tracks? Yes, okay,
Speaker 2: So I'll drink some jin and juice while you're doing it.
Speaker 6: Yeah, bring I'm kind of nervous right now.
Speaker 2: Somebody take another shot and make sure you're gonna listen
Speaker 2: to Missionary.
Speaker 6: So what what?
Speaker 2: What record do we want to start with? Out the Blue?
Speaker 2: Out the Blue?
Speaker 6: Why?
Speaker 4: Because it's out the blow.
Speaker 6: Now, I think this is one of the songs. I
Speaker 6: think I'm on two songs on the entire album, two
Speaker 6: out of the sixteen, and this is one of the
Speaker 6: songs that I'm on, and it's a part of the
Speaker 6: short movie that we just did. So let's see if
Speaker 6: you guys enjoy it.
Speaker 2: They gonna enjoy it, trust me. You got to queue up.
Speaker 2: Is everybody ready, because I mean I know the crowd ready,
Speaker 2: I'm talking about to.
Speaker 6: Think we're gonna play four songs, right, okay, yeah, all right,
Speaker 6: so this one is out of the blue, Out of
Speaker 6: the blue. Yeah, ready, don't.
Speaker 4: Can't turn that ship up. You ain't got to run
Speaker 4: that out night.
Speaker 9: Make these motherfucker kick.
Speaker 6: Up house and I need more highs.
Speaker 4: Back in business.
Speaker 6: This ship I've been smoking.
Speaker 4: It's highly recommended record this all of money because pushing.
Speaker 6: The limited high.
Speaker 2: I mean we be in the final sec Yeah, I've.
Speaker 6: Been around the world and now yeah, yeah, it's seen
Speaker 6: the mother fucking things that I can't but reaching knees to.
Speaker 6: If heights come with the third time, I'm better re
Speaker 6: betting on me. The numbers don't lie. That's how we rolling.
Speaker 4: Niggas, you know them go.
Speaker 6: Then you want to pick up the letter very in
Speaker 6: the mid and figures.
Speaker 4: I keep the triple hitters, call them silver back of
Speaker 4: rievers going. They shipping.
Speaker 6: You know, ain't nobody.
Speaker 4: Show time nigga yet.
Speaker 2: This is the big gigging coach of copsime I'm talking
Speaker 2: to that can't rich and this is this is like
Speaker 2: a movie I'm seeing the bigger picture, said Snoop.
Speaker 6: Couldn't get much higher.
Speaker 2: But I think it's different on sight.
Speaker 4: I be eating green lights. Some niggas, it's all walking nigga.
Speaker 4: We all fight you gabbling with your life and fuckings
Speaker 4: frow the dice. Some motherucking problems with this dog, and
Speaker 4: I'm like, that's right. Smoke in that legendary sound there
Speaker 4: like legendary. We can't arrange that, you know, I ain't that.
Speaker 6: PLoP ship globe. We don't get he want to see
Speaker 6: your mother. We're showing you how to pissot.
Speaker 4: Got this ship from DM seek.
Speaker 2: Let's slum with it to the fundamentals and having us some.
Speaker 6: Fun with it.
Speaker 4: These songs came on my team show. God said, let's
Speaker 4: say fire to whatever I bring. Got to kill us
Speaker 4: in quiet, all singing my thing sound.
Speaker 6: I can never do this alone.
Speaker 4: Motherfucker.
Speaker 6: Still trade still on shop, still got it, the sonics
Speaker 6: still like kind of they still stiff in the products.
Speaker 6: I've seen the money coming.
Speaker 4: I showed you that I'm a prop had a riding
Speaker 4: shot God. In case niggas get out of pocket, why
Speaker 4: do you want to press? They'st you money.
Speaker 10: Case you need to stop and keep them all your
Speaker 10: over day for depositions and doctor back at the topic
Speaker 10: against you niggas, but got it, but not in mishead father.
Speaker 4: May you keep that listening, legendary missionary. We can't arrange that,
Speaker 4: you know what, fang now, just take you take your.
Speaker 6: Not.
Speaker 2: I'm not gonna lie to y'all. That ship sounds so good.
Speaker 2: It's even better with them doing the lyrics right now. No,
Speaker 2: I ain't gonna lie to you, man. And to see
Speaker 2: Jimmy put out his phone him recording, I'm like, holy shit,
Speaker 2: Oh this is an euphoria moment for me.
Speaker 6: Holy moly. Got to go. Are we chilling?
Speaker 2: Or we want what's the next shoe? No?
Speaker 6: We talked enough?
Speaker 8: Okay, Well, just so y'all know that song is also
Speaker 8: featured in Jame What's the Next Song? Jamie Fox and
Speaker 8: Cameron Diaz new movie that's coming out on Netflix. That
Speaker 8: song is featured in that, so be on the lookout
Speaker 8: for that as well.
Speaker 6: Shameless plug and y'all just pushing all right.
Speaker 8: Oh, it's in Madden twenty five right now too, So
Speaker 8: if you're playing mad you can hear that ship.
Speaker 6: When if you're playing you won't stop promoting and marketing.
Speaker 4: Nigga plugging right now, I'm fugging nigga.
Speaker 6: I'm the plug to your plug. I'm, you know, talking
Speaker 6: about see what I'm dealing with.
Speaker 2: Hey man, you know you know I'll be eating your
Speaker 2: cereal too.
Speaker 6: You fuck what?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 2: He talks about all the time. Sploops, Yah, I got
Speaker 2: your phone number. I don't even Astley has.
Speaker 6: A serial called Snoop Loop.
Speaker 2: You shut up?
Speaker 6: I love you knowing? Do you really?
Speaker 2: Do you realize you're the most famous rapper everywhere? Like
Speaker 2: a nigga can say I know Snoop and nigga be like,
Speaker 2: I know, like, you can't go nowhere.
Speaker 6: No, everybody knows Snoop.
Speaker 2: Everybody knows I talk about babies, know you? But then
Speaker 2: come up to the womb here that's Snoop.
Speaker 6: What's the next generation gonna be called? You know, I
Speaker 6: don't know anyway they're gonna know this nigga.
Speaker 8: You don't know this nigga? Yeah, how the hellful thing
Speaker 8: that happened? I'm engaging, you know what I'm saying. I
Speaker 8: got grandkids, so I make things for kids. I got
Speaker 8: a football league, I got you know, I got a
Speaker 8: relationship with Martha Stewart. So I got like different people
Speaker 8: in my life that allow me to you know, go
Speaker 8: to different places and be different football league though, Yes, sir, yes, sir, yes, sir.
Speaker 8: Proud of that right there, man, that's that's my baby
Speaker 8: right there in my football league. We sent up with
Speaker 8: forty kids to the nf fail. We got you know, graduates,
Speaker 8: Rhodes scholars, you know, fireman's share, sheep of polices that
Speaker 8: came out of my league. I'm so proud of that league.
Speaker 8: Thank y'all for the great work, and thank y'all for
Speaker 8: appreciating what we do.
Speaker 6: That's part of what this thing is, the foundation of
Speaker 6: what we're trying to do moving forward and how we'd
Speaker 6: like to give back. So let's stop the talking. You
Speaker 6: want to play some more music?
Speaker 2: Werena, We're gonna go, thank you.
Speaker 6: Thank you? Okay, So let me can you explain some
Speaker 6: of the Yeah, let me. Yeah, this this one, I'm
Speaker 6: not done with it yet, right, I just started on
Speaker 6: this ship. It needs horns and strings.
Speaker 4: You just started on this record, yeah, days ago, Yeah,
Speaker 4: we just did this.
Speaker 2: Is this the one that when we was on the
Speaker 2: Zoom you said, I'm about to go finish this.
Speaker 6: Yes, okay, so I'm not finished with it yet. So
Speaker 6: it's fucking weirdest hell to be playing my music.
Speaker 2: I'm surprised you let us play it.
Speaker 6: Let's go for an audience, my unfinished music for an audience.
Speaker 6: But uh, let's go.
Speaker 2: Yeah all right, see what se thank you playing for
Speaker 2: says something.
Speaker 6: But by the way, thank thank you, and you.
Speaker 8: Gotta you gotta ay time out, time out, turn my
Speaker 8: stop about time about stop stop.
Speaker 2: We lost we lost the engineer.
Speaker 4: Now you don't love the I We got a nigga
Speaker 4: that ran off.
Speaker 2: Nigga, you know how to push play, how to tickle?
Speaker 4: Yeah, turn that ship up, turn it up, nigga, get.
Speaker 2: Us kick down?
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 4: Yah yeah, please excuse me while like it's the.
Speaker 6: Sky thank you.
Speaker 10: Day yeah yeah yeah yeah, please excuse me wild like
Speaker 10: this style. Thanks just saying the same against us time
Speaker 10: to change in your niggas is dangerous, rich and.
Speaker 4: Shameless to any thing.
Speaker 6: To be famous.
Speaker 8: If you're talking about the script and then you're speaking
Speaker 8: my language, and if you're waking up with the world
Speaker 8: up under you.
Speaker 4: I'm going this us fucked up. It's so cd.
Speaker 10: I'm reving that my revenue. What am I not available
Speaker 10: somewhere amailable. Somehow I made it off the avenue, the.
Speaker 4: Taws and waking long the street sent them.
Speaker 10: Up as in the field that the sails close calls
Speaker 10: with big whales, got fish scales.
Speaker 4: That's so fall shit. I like to thank me.
Speaker 8: And if we're talking about the West, nigga, thank me
Speaker 8: Walker Fane made a name.
Speaker 4: Nigga, thank me ain't nothing. Now, this is what a
Speaker 4: nigga do. I just want to say thank you.
Speaker 6: Let me.
Speaker 7: How you thank you?
Speaker 6: It's me would like this?
Speaker 7: Thank you?
Speaker 6: DAGs? Excuse me?
Speaker 2: Why like this?
Speaker 4: The sty Now you're gonna fuck around and find out
Speaker 4: I thank you. Niggas need to take her time out.
Speaker 4: Might have a leave a a dope to me. Gonna
Speaker 4: be your posts to read high level pope and see
Speaker 4: better than dope for me. You fucking would have winn
Speaker 4: a winner.
Speaker 6: What a ship.
Speaker 10: It's been a minute since we went up getting now
Speaker 10: for six billion ways to get it?
Speaker 4: She was one snooped off about.
Speaker 10: They the hell of a running any comic tick bile
Speaker 10: the man dropping a pile.
Speaker 2: I'm in here with both guys.
Speaker 4: How I made mind click click boom and show.
Speaker 10: Come nigga, These Niggs.
Speaker 8: I'm throwing money like at this guy's saying.
Speaker 4: Hold on your I'm playing nobody.
Speaker 6: Well, shit, get heavy.
Speaker 10: You know when Nigga pushed the limits locking up on
Speaker 10: every coming Nigga.
Speaker 6: I just want to thank you.
Speaker 4: Lazy huge like.
Speaker 6: It's that guy, and thank you for letting myself.
Speaker 4: Can we get hi yah ya ya yao.
Speaker 6: Style? All right?
Speaker 2: Hold up? You did say that this is your favorite
Speaker 2: record when we were.
Speaker 6: Talking to us, Oh, what are your favorite? I said
Speaker 6: it's my favorite because of the like this one, did
Speaker 6: that one? Like I said, It's not done and I'm
Speaker 6: still working on it, so it's weird.
Speaker 2: What else you got to do that record?
Speaker 6: It's weird playing the unfinished products.
Speaker 2: You can put a thing on it.
Speaker 6: What are you doing?
Speaker 4: That's the difference between his ears and our ears.
Speaker 6: Yes, it's not done.
Speaker 4: It's rough mixes sound like most niggas master mixes. But
Speaker 4: he's a perfectionist.
Speaker 8: He's it's something in there that he doesn't feel as
Speaker 8: right as a composed of the.
Speaker 2: Whole How bell in there?
Speaker 4: Oh we got a whole album?
Speaker 8: No that that song got to go inside of the
Speaker 8: whole album. So it's not just a standalone record. So
Speaker 8: he's thinking about all of the other songs, and.
Speaker 6: It's the whole thing. I'm on my fucking I don't know.
Speaker 6: It's just strings and horns that are missing, and it's
Speaker 6: not mixed yet. So you guys are hearing just the
Speaker 6: demo and unfinished work. So and I'm weird about playing
Speaker 6: that shit. So all right, so I've never done this before.
Speaker 2: So great, the greatest, that's what she said, the greatest,
Speaker 2: thank you for doing. Let me say something. The greatest
Speaker 2: thing about twenty twenty four is you could get an
Speaker 2: instant response, right, you could throw something out and get instance.
Speaker 2: I just wanted the crowd to tell you how. Tell us,
Speaker 2: motherfucker record, tell us, motherfucker Now. I don't know what
Speaker 2: you want to think about the recond.
Speaker 4: Yes, let's drink some gin and juice, man, real quick.
Speaker 2: I know.
Speaker 8: Big up to my brother Swiss Beat. Yeah, rest of
Speaker 8: that blood. I don't smoke with niggas, says COVID.
Speaker 6: Fuck that. Well, yeah, work.
Speaker 4: I don't know what you niggas.
Speaker 2: Got, but big up my brother Swiss Beasts and Timberland.
Speaker 2: But a Swiss Beasts and Timberland was to come to
Speaker 2: y'all and say y'all. We want Dre and Snoop Dogg
Speaker 2: to do a versus, but y'all get to pick y'all pony.
Speaker 6: Okay, So that's a really good question. I was just
Speaker 6: on the phone with Swiss Beach yesterday and this morning,
Speaker 6: and we've been swapping trash together and I actually just
Speaker 6: did a song over one of his beasts, zip, where zippit?
Speaker 6: Where are you at?
Speaker 2: Right there?
Speaker 6: What was that yesterday or the day before? Day before yesterday?
Speaker 6: We just did a song to us Swiss Beats on
Speaker 6: one of his tracks. That's I mean, we did our
Speaker 6: thing around it and play with it. But yeah, it
Speaker 6: is a co production. It is probably gonna be that
Speaker 6: we haven't finished the song just ship, but yeah, Swiss
Speaker 6: Beats is like one of our brothers. Timberland is like
Speaker 6: I really appreciate like Timberland because I feel like he
Speaker 6: inspired me. He was the one the first person that
Speaker 6: started doing a double time ship with the beats like
Speaker 6: that thing. So I was really impressed with that and
Speaker 6: that inspired me. So yeah, big shout out to Timberland.
Speaker 2: Because you versus supposed to be a celebration as well.
Speaker 2: It's not a battle, right, So they say what artists.
Speaker 2: Would you what your artists? Would you Snoop want to
Speaker 2: go against?
Speaker 4: We got to go up against Jimmy Jam and Terry
Speaker 4: Lewis can't nobody.
Speaker 6: Jimmy Jam. I'm just that's like, what how about jay
Speaker 6: Z and Kanye talked at Jimmy Jam every every now
Speaker 6: and then. Yeah, and he's a super humble motherfucker. He
Speaker 6: doesn't even I don't even think he knows how dope
Speaker 6: he is. But yeah, it's really cool.
Speaker 2: So Missy and Timberland. Nah, you said jay Z and Kanye?
Speaker 2: What do you think about that?
Speaker 6: But say it again?
Speaker 2: Versus versus versus? Yeah, Oh, I don't know. I don't know.
Speaker 6: How about you thought that ship was cool?
Speaker 4: But I did versus with DMX.
Speaker 2: That was a beautiful thing he had on Timberland's in
Speaker 2: your studio during.
Speaker 4: Cod and you know, it turned into a love thing.
Speaker 4: It wasn't a battle, you see what happens.
Speaker 2: It was a celebration, it really was.
Speaker 8: That probably was the first one that was actually a
Speaker 8: real celebration because we was in the same room her.
Speaker 4: We shared now ladies and chicken wings and hennessy, you
Speaker 4: know what I'm saying. And then we share some party
Speaker 4: to me.
Speaker 6: No.
Speaker 8: Then he told the story of how his record holler
Speaker 8: at me, get at Me Dog. Yeah, I said him.
Speaker 8: When I was at ja Varga Square. I was performing
Speaker 8: out there and cousin was coming out the club and
Speaker 8: I ain't knowing me.
Speaker 4: He said, what's up?
Speaker 8: I said, get at me dog, and he said that's
Speaker 8: how he made his motherfucking record For me saying that.
Speaker 6: To him, I didn't know that.
Speaker 2: I didn't know that, he said.
Speaker 6: He said it.
Speaker 4: Out of the X mouth. Rest in peace to the King.
Speaker 4: He understand me.
Speaker 2: I didn't realize it was that I passed crazy.
Speaker 6: But he was at the show.
Speaker 4: When I was at Jervagar Square.
Speaker 6: You wasn't there though, huh No, I was too young.
Speaker 6: I was in jail tripping. He was like a big
Speaker 6: app Okay another story, Yes.
Speaker 2: Story for another day. We're on positivity, happiness, God damn it. Yeah,
Speaker 2: the best, ain't you. I'm a real drinker.
Speaker 4: This ship is great, it's smoth.
Speaker 2: They're gonna put you on y'all.
Speaker 6: See what y'all camera, Yo, listen, I'm holdly for the
Speaker 6: camera and do this for Jimmy.
Speaker 2: I be the first person to besides you guys and Jimmy,
Speaker 2: I mean, the first person to promote this ship.
Speaker 8: So can we can we make sure when you get
Speaker 8: back to the to the real establishment in Miami, we're
Speaker 8: gonna we got like I need like five of these
Speaker 8: lined up every episode absolutely, whether we're there or not.
Speaker 6: This is right.
Speaker 9: Listen, but look at me, look at me, yes, by
Speaker 9: the way, sit week.
Speaker 2: With Snoop Dogg. By the way, get the pants, oh ship.
Speaker 6: On the one time show.
Speaker 2: A little bit of that state walker yo, yo, by
Speaker 2: the way, you got my address, no.
Speaker 4: Way walk God God to give him the room.
Speaker 2: So let me ask you Snoop before we get.
Speaker 6: Into the music, right.
Speaker 2: Since not like us, right, everybody everybody crip walks and
Speaker 2: not not cripwalk, they blood walk in kripwalk. That's both.
Speaker 6: Yes, it's the thing. Sorry, yeah, don't get fucked up.
Speaker 6: It's it's real.
Speaker 4: Ship on the West I'm talking about.
Speaker 8: When you've seen that stage where Kendrick was that night
Speaker 8: at that concert, it was ninety eight percent bloods up there.
Speaker 2: I thought it was cribs. I'm saying the East.
Speaker 8: So why would they have all that red on? Oh no,
Speaker 8: let me tell you, Let me tell you what that
Speaker 8: record did. Do it unified the West.
Speaker 6: Wow.
Speaker 8: So it may have been disrespectful, but it's hip hop,
Speaker 8: so it's part of hip hop. I chose no signs
Speaker 8: because I have no individual cause with that. That's a
Speaker 8: grown man going against a grown man. But what it
Speaker 8: did do was unite the West and make everybody out
Speaker 8: here start looking at each other like how much love
Speaker 8: we got for each other.
Speaker 4: It was a blood walk where the bloods had peace.
Speaker 8: You had certain crib gangs that came together and became
Speaker 8: you know, real friends as opposed to being an enemy.
Speaker 8: So that record did a lot for us on the
Speaker 8: West as far as uniting. So we should speak on that, right.
Speaker 7: I mean, one thing I always say on drinks, y'all said,
Speaker 7: you don't have to be against someone to be for
Speaker 7: hip hop?
Speaker 6: Right right?
Speaker 2: You know what I'm saying. Everybody makes that. So what
Speaker 2: is that dance called?
Speaker 6: Is it called?
Speaker 4: It's the walk? If you're crip, is the crip walk,
Speaker 4: if you're blood is to b walk?
Speaker 2: But now it is white people walk.
Speaker 6: Say that a gag, But no, no, wait, say that again, because.
Speaker 2: The most they're just walking.
Speaker 6: Yeah wait, wait, wait, no say that again, Stull, because
Speaker 6: most people don't understand that and they don't even know
Speaker 6: that that exists.
Speaker 8: Okay, So when it comes to the gang coaching, that
Speaker 8: dance was created by gang members. So on both sides
Speaker 8: danced to the music. They danced with that in mind.
Speaker 8: So if you're a blood, you put your gang first.
Speaker 8: That's the blood walk. If you're a Cryp, that's the
Speaker 8: crypt walk. But the Crypts have been so dominant in
Speaker 8: the music, and it's me that you think that that's
Speaker 8: the only way that it's difficult, right, But when you
Speaker 8: see Kendrick, you see Quick, you see you know yg
Speaker 8: whoever you see that's from the Red side, they dance
Speaker 8: the same way we dance. Because it's a it's a
Speaker 8: culture thing, you know what I'm saying. It's for the culture.
Speaker 8: They just represent for they side, but both sides are together,
Speaker 8: so it's a unification. So it's a beautiful thing.
Speaker 6: And you could never understand this ship if you don't
Speaker 6: understand the coach, right, you know, there's a lot of
Speaker 6: people probably in this throne and probably going to be
Speaker 6: listening and looking at this ship that don't understand it.
Speaker 6: But hopefully we can at least clear it up for
Speaker 6: you a little bit, to at least take a chance
Speaker 6: to understand it.
Speaker 2: Stevie wanted to really call you at five.
Speaker 6: M off that stupid Now we're back to the levity, right, No,
Speaker 6: but let's get back to the funny ship. Let's get
Speaker 6: back to the entertained part of this.
Speaker 2: Because they said that Stevie want of those streets like
Speaker 2: seeing basketball players play on some real ship. Kis Steve
Speaker 2: c on everything?
Speaker 8: I love Stevie Wonder, does FaceTime me? Come on, man,
Speaker 8: I can't make this ship up. Nigga, I was in
Speaker 8: there chilling with my I was getting my hair done
Speaker 8: with my hairstyling and my phone and my hairstyling is like,
Speaker 8: did I say Stevie Wonder?
Speaker 4: I said yep. I went boom and he was like, nigga,
Speaker 4: I've been looking for you.
Speaker 9: I got the fuck out here, man, the fuck out
Speaker 9: I've been looking for No.
Speaker 2: Stevie Wander calls me like a five five am.
Speaker 6: And he's asking me to text him. I'm like, what
Speaker 6: the what the fuck?
Speaker 4: What you say?
Speaker 2: You send your text?
Speaker 6: Send them a text? And I'm like, okay, I'm hanging
Speaker 6: I'm hanging, hang up the phone. I'm like the fuck
Speaker 6: that Stevie wants me to text.
Speaker 2: Him who see Wonder on drink?
Speaker 6: First of all, let me just be clear, Stevie Wonder
Speaker 6: is one of my all time favorites. He's my year role.
Speaker 4: He is funny, and he is funny too. He would
Speaker 4: laugh at this, so he get funny.
Speaker 6: Yeah, he's funny as hell. Right. He walks up to
Speaker 6: you and says, that's a nice red shirt you're wearing.
Speaker 6: You know, so that ship.
Speaker 2: Let me ask you a question. Does Stevie Wander have
Speaker 2: TVs or lights in his house? Let's move on.
Speaker 6: Let me.
Speaker 2: Okay, to what record we're going through?
Speaker 7: Now?
Speaker 2: What record we play?
Speaker 6: Jimmy keeps streaming off Mary Jane? All right, so Mary Jane, Okay,
Speaker 6: this didn't have to marry Jane. So there's a ready.
Speaker 2: When I was back there, my little Nord keep saying
Speaker 2: back there, No, no, they didn't have it back there.
Speaker 6: We got it up here. You gotta get it ready up. Yeah.
Speaker 6: I'm about to give a whole setup for that ship.
Speaker 6: So hopefully they have it ready. All right, let me
Speaker 6: let me set it up. Stop for a second second.
Speaker 6: This is the one. So the Great Tom Petty said
Speaker 6: something in our documentary, and he said, the day that
Speaker 6: doctor Dre does a version of Mary james Last Dance
Speaker 6: is going to be an instant hit, right. So fortunately
Speaker 6: his family blessed us with the files and all of
Speaker 6: his vocals. So I took his did a whole new
Speaker 6: beat and put his vocals on the chorus, and it's
Speaker 6: harmonica playing on the chorus. And then jelly Roll. Jelly
Speaker 6: Roll came to my house and sung the second verse. Right,
Speaker 6: So yeah, that's the setup, and that's what we're about
Speaker 6: to hear. Can we churn it up?
Speaker 4: Don't bother ask me to ever? Give my lady up?
Speaker 4: What's goo? Five years old? Take him my first puff?
Speaker 4: It was love at first life, feather love her first night.
Speaker 4: My uncle told me, don't rush, this could be your
Speaker 4: first crush.
Speaker 10: Now I'm on the block with all my homies and
Speaker 10: it's up amber a fair seventeen with a dream blowing
Speaker 10: smoke in the air. Seven things. My routine is one,
Speaker 10: what's that year? Avoiding them fucking pandas in my rear view.
Speaker 4: Meter County Blues want of news. Ship, I'm on all
Speaker 4: of my pills looking back. I wouldn't change ship or
Speaker 4: what a career? I used to flip bags with her
Speaker 4: skip class word. She comfortable the fuck on, I'm trying
Speaker 4: to smash with her.
Speaker 10: She got always the last and ashes to ask the dust,
Speaker 10: so it looks like I'm last us. I can't get
Speaker 10: past the rushing never passer up. Who took this bitch worldwide?
Speaker 10: Nigga we gas in that and now with the.
Speaker 4: Before the things, she was my novercare. You know what,
Speaker 4: it ain't gonna get a video where they ain't gonna say,
Speaker 4: right my little slave by my chid.
Speaker 5: Jelly rode high spends and faces in my wood. She's like,
Speaker 5: I'm rich in this side this time, I'm changing my time.
Speaker 5: I'm saying good side of the danger inside. Sometimes got
Speaker 5: a hold the fast time as a can copy as
Speaker 5: somehow she came among between them.
Speaker 6: What gusn't made it follow everything you.
Speaker 1: Ever told me you were from the kick go yess
Speaker 1: I didn't. And if I gotta graphic, can I guess
Speaker 1: I mean to strike him that super bird that appreciates
Speaker 1: it's so fan been to me. The wishes barked this piphany.
Speaker 2: Don't walk away by the combling.
Speaker 1: In the whole world, combling in something panther.
Speaker 4: Change knows my before the things, it was my noga.
Speaker 7: You know what name?
Speaker 4: Just say the second one that my m.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, he.
Speaker 9: Went off.
Speaker 2: Hey, come on, so that's label Mary Jane. Not the
Speaker 2: last dance.
Speaker 6: That was that was dope, thank you?
Speaker 2: So what's the name of that one? That's Mary Jane?
Speaker 6: Not the last last last dance with Mary?
Speaker 2: Okay, okay. I called this because I heard that one.
Speaker 2: They told me. I didn't hear Mary regime.
Speaker 4: Hey know how much money Jardine give it what it had? Jeez, Luis,
Speaker 4: how much dope they give you?
Speaker 2: You fucking found nigga.
Speaker 4: I fuck with you people trying to make sure you
Speaker 4: getting what you're supposed to get.
Speaker 2: So how fun was it getting back in the studio
Speaker 2: with him?
Speaker 8: It was it was like me being a kid again
Speaker 8: because I got a chance to like just go back
Speaker 8: to being directed and not have to be the leader
Speaker 8: in the studio and be the one to come up
Speaker 8: with all the ideas and be so creative. I could
Speaker 8: come to the studio and just really just let them
Speaker 8: work on me, and it feel good to be in
Speaker 8: a position to have them produce me and write for
Speaker 8: me and put me in, you know, great positions as
Speaker 8: an artist, because I want to be a great artist.
Speaker 4: When I'm done with this, and sometimes you got to
Speaker 4: be produced. I look at all of the greater.
Speaker 2: You already are a great artist.
Speaker 6: No, but I'm saying a great artists.
Speaker 8: But I think I think one thing that was missing
Speaker 8: from my artifacts was to be produced, and to actually
Speaker 8: be produced and let the rings go and say okay,
Speaker 8: let go a lot of bit like everything like this
Speaker 8: is what it's all about when you really trust somebody,
Speaker 8: like to trust doctor Dre's process and his procedure, no
Speaker 8: matter how long it take, I trust it, and to
Speaker 8: trust it and say, look, produce me like nobody else has.
Speaker 8: Is everybody too afraid to try to write for me
Speaker 8: or try to do for me because they feel like, oh,
Speaker 8: you know what you're doing, snoop you at that level.
Speaker 4: But with him, I'm still his little brother.
Speaker 8: So it's always that he knows what's best for me,
Speaker 8: so to produce for me and to write for me,
Speaker 8: and to put me in a position and where I
Speaker 8: can sound good and feel good for the moment.
Speaker 4: That I'm in right now. Very appreciated today.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 2: It also it feels like you can with it to
Speaker 2: meeting a giant. Hold on, hold, look, we got a
Speaker 2: couple more records play.
Speaker 6: Do we need anything else after that? Yo? I mean
Speaker 6: all right, let's.
Speaker 2: Getah come on, So what's the next record? Another part
Speaker 2: of me feature Stink.
Speaker 6: Yeah. It was crazy because we did this song and
Speaker 6: we just sent it in to Sting to just clear
Speaker 6: because we redid all of his music guitar, paused, drums
Speaker 6: and everything. We just sent it into him to get
Speaker 6: it clear, and he asked if he could be on
Speaker 6: the record, Like what the fud? Like? What see?
Speaker 7: That's what stuff that You're still a fan of it
Speaker 7: so much that that excites me.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, man, in order to be great at something,
Speaker 6: you have to be a student of it first, you know.
Speaker 6: So yeah, and I'm not. I'm still a student of
Speaker 6: what I do, you know. So yeah.
Speaker 10: So he.
Speaker 6: Called back and said, you know, would you like me
Speaker 6: to be on the song? So the end of the song,
Speaker 6: we wrote it and he sung and did the harmonies. Actually,
Speaker 6: he left some of the same harmonies that were on
Speaker 6: the template. I know, I'm fucking talking shit that he
Speaker 6: might not give a funk about right now, but yeah,
Speaker 6: but he did. He he left some of the backgrounds
Speaker 6: in and he did the whole outro and he sounds amazing,
Speaker 6: So I'll stop talking. You want to play it like
Speaker 6: to hear it? Here you go, turn it up.
Speaker 2: A little love.
Speaker 6: This is more of a pop one.
Speaker 4: Play with the top crowd.
Speaker 6: It's like, that's so that's what we're turning around from
Speaker 6: the stadium. Love it his spelling. Go ahead, get.
Speaker 4: Like just another part. I mean, I'm just trying to
Speaker 4: show you some gang step up wearing my heart or
Speaker 4: my slaves. Yeah, out of living long that dang, you.
Speaker 2: Must tell me what do you want fucking.
Speaker 4: Get in the end of the Lost Center, Scanners and.
Speaker 10: Um the Golden Nights right the wave walk thanks, just
Speaker 10: the dead loss and jan Us Cool.
Speaker 4: I'm not done.
Speaker 10: He decided one of one from a hood to one,
Speaker 10: No moms getting the top, run, don't back out on
Speaker 10: the more to run being drank red.
Speaker 4: Run they can take with these bread crumbs on.
Speaker 9: My mama, son of a coup.
Speaker 4: This on my people. I'm just having no Lember of features.
Speaker 4: You ain't no see no thing, no ego vision like
Speaker 4: up there's.
Speaker 10: An eagle could start with woe guards from breaking laws
Speaker 10: and beating charge just topping charts.
Speaker 4: The ship is all stakes. He had him on a
Speaker 4: blue cat and standing in the close, your fucking around
Speaker 4: and got your got back. Get from the smell of it,
Speaker 4: call for rag and they pat your feeling good. Don't
Speaker 4: the same? Make the same? Older? This is they not
Speaker 4: kind of moment Pney on my mind.
Speaker 8: O game she about to come a knife okay, and
Speaker 8: it's right before you ride them O Jameson, just the.
Speaker 10: Keep it in the night, little skin you the jump
Speaker 10: on the run by a black away.
Speaker 2: I'm the one give a pup, but the guy to
Speaker 2: say I'm gonna.
Speaker 6: Get up abide on my way. This is a better
Speaker 6: time than to day.
Speaker 2: You know me jump about set in motion, up broken,
Speaker 2: go up, choosing.
Speaker 10: I just gotta high sway times passing that they act
Speaker 10: the Babu's half of movies Rapping Mill Stack and the
Speaker 10: one half of Lapis is on the same to jump.
Speaker 6: Out and run by blah blah away.
Speaker 10: I'm the one give a pup, but the gout to
Speaker 10: say I'm gonna get up a bid on my way.
Speaker 4: There's no time that you tell.
Speaker 6: Yeah yeah yeah, yeah, yeah yeah yeah. That's fine.
Speaker 4: These making sound big.
Speaker 2: They sounds big.
Speaker 7: I can't.
Speaker 6: I can't wait for this album to drop so much.
Speaker 2: It's so cute. So we're sorry the time. But let
Speaker 2: me just say something to you, Drake again, because I
Speaker 2: never had a chance. I never had a chance to
Speaker 2: tell you this or Jimmy this. I know that you
Speaker 2: actually said that the firm flop or whatever. But the
Speaker 2: firm didn't flop for me, okay, the firm made me
Speaker 2: my whole solo artist. Well I shouldn't have said that. Actually,
Speaker 2: no said but go ahead, okay, But I'm just letting
Speaker 2: you know that you and Jimmy, I was the only
Speaker 2: person that was on the album that wasn't firm. I
Speaker 2: wasn't officially firm. I was just a queen shooter and
Speaker 2: they put me down. And really, but you co signed
Speaker 2: that and Jimmy. I never told you. I got your
Speaker 2: phone number two, Jimmy, and I never told you that
Speaker 2: when y'all let my record rock on the Firm album
Speaker 2: that set up my whole solo career. What's set up?
Speaker 2: Drink champ? So I think I owe you money and
Speaker 2: ship like.
Speaker 6: He too rich?
Speaker 4: You don't want me the money, noorr he too rich?
Speaker 4: Give me the money.
Speaker 6: I hold it for him, yo.
Speaker 2: But I want to tell you, I want to tell
Speaker 2: you thank you because that shit changed my life. That
Speaker 2: one record. From that one record, you know, I dropped
Speaker 2: an album called The War Report, and I dropped it
Speaker 2: and everyone said it's a classic. I didn't feel it.
Speaker 2: I was still selling crack.
Speaker 4: It was horrible.
Speaker 2: I was still selling crack. And then I did that one,
Speaker 2: that one record. Now, sobody to fly out to the
Speaker 2: l A. I believe it's record one on this.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and I went there and I did it, and
Speaker 6: they'll have that studio actually, but go ahead and continue,
Speaker 6: let's let's see it.
Speaker 2: But you for you co signing along with NAS. Of
Speaker 2: course after that record, I pressed it out and did
Speaker 2: so much wonderful things as a solo artist. But if
Speaker 2: it wasn't for that record, I wouldn't went on that path.
Speaker 2: So I gotta thank you. I really do.
Speaker 4: I really do.
Speaker 2: And Jimmy, I speak to Jimmy. I never even told
Speaker 2: you this, right, Like Jimmy's like probably like what the
Speaker 2: fuck is wrong with Nori?
Speaker 6: But man, I really take week a last day fucking
Speaker 6: camera on Jimmy, Right, he doesn't want that, but yeah, I.
Speaker 2: Actually want to say.
Speaker 7: My thing is gonna be a little bit more cornier
Speaker 7: than his, because Mush is a little corny.
Speaker 2: I was corny. No, no, just corny. Now it wasn't corny?
Speaker 2: Is gonna be corny?
Speaker 7: I told you on the zoom that we briefly met
Speaker 7: at how can I be.
Speaker 2: Down in Jamaica.
Speaker 7: Yeah, you sat across and uh we was in a
Speaker 7: picnic table and you was right across on the other
Speaker 7: side of the seat of the picnic table. And and
Speaker 7: I'm telling I was like, I'm a huge n w
Speaker 7: A fan, the legacy of everything n w A, and
Speaker 7: I couldn't bring myself to say ship to you.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's fucked up.
Speaker 2: I could.
Speaker 6: I was like, like, I'm not that guy. Bro, I
Speaker 6: don't like that.
Speaker 2: We're here right now.
Speaker 6: Bro, I'm not that nigga that takes my my job
Speaker 6: to my head to where I'm not approachable and ship.
Speaker 2: It was my problem.
Speaker 6: But I'm just letting you know I'm not that guy.
Speaker 6: I'm not that nigga. You can Yeah, what what's up?
Speaker 6: What's up? You know what I mean? You want to
Speaker 6: I want to take a picture whatever you want you want, Like,
Speaker 6: it's like, it's really impressive that motherfuckers still want to
Speaker 6: take a picture with me and get my autograph and ship.
Speaker 2: So you know, I just think it's dope. When we're
Speaker 2: at right now, how important.
Speaker 6: That is for me, And that's that's how I get down, bro, and.
Speaker 2: I want to congratulate both you. You know, both of you.
Speaker 2: What you've been doing with Death Row Records is so impressive.
Speaker 2: It's it's inspiring. To be honest with you, I'm dropping
Speaker 2: my single with Doctor Dre on Death Record.
Speaker 6: Let me tell you something. I was so upset when
Speaker 6: I heard that Snow was fucking doing the Death Road
Speaker 6: ship at the beginning, like nigga, what that ship has
Speaker 6: so much bullshit following it. But then now I'm so
Speaker 6: happy about it, and I'm so impressed with my what
Speaker 6: my bro is doing because he's taking our thing that
Speaker 6: we that we created and bringing it back to life.
Speaker 6: And now I see I see his vision now when
Speaker 6: I I appreciate it and I'm proud of it now.
Speaker 6: So I'm a flag that.
Speaker 4: It made me feel good.
Speaker 6: Thank y'all.
Speaker 4: You'll trying to make a nigga cry because I'm I just.
Speaker 2: Want to say something. This is a room in my city.
Speaker 2: I'm going to raise in New York City.
Speaker 8: And when he give you a niggas a countdown, let
Speaker 8: me say, let me say real TV right now, flow down, nigga.
Speaker 2: Let me say this. It's a room in my city
Speaker 2: that when the Knicks is winning, the city is better. Right.
Speaker 2: So I want to say to y'all on behalf of
Speaker 2: the music industry. When Dre is making music, life is better.
Speaker 4: That's the fact, doun he ain't lying on that.
Speaker 6: That's what we're doing right now.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna be honest because you know, Snoop. Snoop knows
Speaker 2: how I feel about him in the world knows, and
Speaker 2: it's very seldom that. By the way, I got a
Speaker 2: flaws too, were the first podcast Doctor Dre. Are you motherfuckers?
Speaker 6: We got it.
Speaker 9: Got?
Speaker 6: It's hard to get me outside, but I'm here.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but I'm gonna take another shot. But man, life,
Speaker 2: you changed my life in so many ways. I know
Speaker 2: that personally, but.
Speaker 6: Thank you for all. I really appreciate all of those words.
Speaker 2: Besides all that, like you are the best producer of
Speaker 2: all times. And when you are embracing the studio and
Speaker 2: you embrace this industry, life is better. Crime goes down?
Speaker 6: Really and is that true?
Speaker 2: It's great?
Speaker 6: Okay, So what we're going to Okay, it's Snoop that's official.
Speaker 2: Doctor Dre. I want to thank y'all so much because
Speaker 2: I literally could never repay y'all back for which I
Speaker 2: did just about now sitting down with us in front of.
Speaker 6: All of these people's honor.
Speaker 2: It's honor, man.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I want to thank all of you guys for
Speaker 6: coming out to check us out and listen to us
Speaker 6: just talk all ship. We really appreciate it, really appreciate it.
Speaker 6: And that's a no bullshit, you know. Thanks awesome.
Speaker 2: Also, smack up a complex right complex con God damn juice,
Speaker 2: Jenny juice, and we're gonna take a picture, and yeah,
Speaker 2: get out of here.
Speaker 6: Thank y'all, Let's take the pic.
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