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Speaker 5: I want to welcome y'all back to another fucking episode.
Speaker 3: Go ahead, we started off. Come on, Jill, you know
Speaker 3: with a dude.
Speaker 5: Another episode Against the Chronicles and I'm with the homie.
Speaker 3: Big Steal and tonight man, we just got a bunch
Speaker 3: of kiots up in this motherfucker man, we.
Speaker 5: Got they about to fuck with you. I already see it.
Speaker 3: And it's gonna be about a twenty minute show you.
Speaker 3: I'm just gonna sit back and just let niggers fuck
Speaker 3: with you to night. I ain't even away nothing. Are
Speaker 3: you gonna hear as me?
Speaker 4: Laugh?
Speaker 3: Who you just look? Yo?
Speaker 5: You about to be fucked with all showing ladies and gentlemen.
Speaker 5: But get ready for a steel edish tonight. We fin
Speaker 5: get all the steel secrets out tonight. Let's go and
Speaker 5: we ain't got the homewre ep. He going interviews and
Speaker 5: don't say shit. He just be chilling.
Speaker 4: We're gonna say something today.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 4: We done many interviews me and you, Yeah, we had.
Speaker 4: Was it ever silent?
Speaker 3: No, it ain't suthing, But tonight you just quiet. See
Speaker 3: how you try to shoot at you? Why do everybody
Speaker 3: pick ep to shoot there? No, ain't nobody shooting at
Speaker 3: they don't ep. Ep only want on his good behavior.
Speaker 3: He don only want good behavior. That's what's up. Duce
Speaker 3: just can't wait to just cut loose. I'm just chilling.
Speaker 4: The name of the album is canceled These nuts.
Speaker 3: Cancel these motherfucking nuts. You know what, it's probably your
Speaker 3: best work though. It's your best album for sure, Thank you.
Speaker 3: It's your best album for sure though. And you got
Speaker 3: these two niggas on there. They actually do a pretty
Speaker 3: good job. They actually decent rappers.
Speaker 1: Appreciate it. Appreciate it, man, accept this word on on
Speaker 1: the behalf of SO with the.
Speaker 4: Fantasy Chronicles Album of the Year.
Speaker 3: The first thing I want to talk about, man, is
Speaker 3: this What the fuck is wrong with y'all girl Jada?
Speaker 5: Man?
Speaker 3: What's up with what the fuck is wrong with y'all
Speaker 3: girl Jada Pinkett? Man, It's crazy. She's just so disrespectful
Speaker 3: toward the hommy wheel.
Speaker 4: What's what'd Jada do?
Speaker 3: Man? Just all these Tupac revelations lately, talk about he
Speaker 3: wanted to marry me and all that ship.
Speaker 4: Did she really say she was in the car?
Speaker 3: Well, that's a.
Speaker 5: Mean, Yeah, that's a mean. They go they fucking we her.
Speaker 5: She wouldn't in the motherfucking car. I thought, I don't
Speaker 5: put nothing past no woman. Man, Tupac must have beat
Speaker 5: that pussy up. Though she talking about that nigga thirty
Speaker 5: years later, she's still talking about that. Well, you gotta
Speaker 5: look at it like it's a it's an opportunity graph,
Speaker 5: especially when you're trying to promote something. She got a
Speaker 5: book that just dropped, you know what I'm saying. So
Speaker 5: you know, sometimes when motherfuckers feel irrelevant, they do major
Speaker 5: ship to stay relevant. And I think that's probably where
Speaker 5: she's coming from right now, you know.
Speaker 3: Especially her seeing that who I need to sell? I
Speaker 3: want to sell some books, you feel me.
Speaker 6: She didn't say that, she said, you know, she did
Speaker 6: not Lady come over here and slap it.
Speaker 4: Lady come over here and slap.
Speaker 5: Still still, yeah, Christian, I tell you about that ship
Speaker 5: I tell you about. Just see what I tell you
Speaker 5: about just saying ship out the air? What I tell
Speaker 5: you about that ship, because.
Speaker 3: That's what she said, don't shoot the motherfuckers?
Speaker 5: Does she say that that I have seen some crazy quotes?
Speaker 5: She said, I ain't seen nothing about he that beat
Speaker 5: up the pussy and stuck his finger up her as
Speaker 5: from you, yeah.
Speaker 3: Still want of them? Look at him? You wanted it.
Speaker 5: Just Let me put some ship out there so I
Speaker 5: can start.
Speaker 3: The homie boat Rocks said, he picture on the ass
Speaker 3: at the show, and she got mad and started cutting motherfucker.
Speaker 3: I don't know nothing about that one. Man. Yeah, I
Speaker 3: don't know nothing about that one. Yeah he said that
Speaker 3: on the show. You was there, you remember, I don't recall.
Speaker 3: I don't recall that. Actually, have Brian fly that motherfucker
Speaker 3: in here so motherfuckers can see. Yeah, yeah, yeah, they
Speaker 3: put that slide that up in there, some motherfuckers. I
Speaker 3: ain't bullshitting.
Speaker 6: I think it's really be a plan between them. I
Speaker 6: think they just really committed to media. That's what I
Speaker 6: think they committed to media.
Speaker 5: Some you got these teams of motherfuckers nowadays, they just
Speaker 5: tell you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: Publicity is publicity.
Speaker 5: I don't give a fuck whether people talking, just as
Speaker 5: long as they talking and ship.
Speaker 3: Did you hear Will's reply to it? Will? At this
Speaker 3: point to me, man, it's a sucker watching this.
Speaker 4: Because I come over here and take off on your
Speaker 4: head with his name.
Speaker 3: Remember willis paid like a motherfucker. I wish she would
Speaker 3: come here put in on me. I'm gonna fall off
Speaker 3: on the floor and everything else.
Speaker 6: No you're not, because if you saw him, I'm talk
Speaker 6: so bad about you.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 3: You can talk to me at my house in Beverley
Speaker 3: Hill somewhere. Nigga still is there. We have to think
Speaker 3: when I'm when I'm taking out fifteen.
Speaker 4: Grand, and this is the Gangster Chronicles, I'm.
Speaker 5: Taking out the games, I'm taking out me fifteen twenty grand.
Speaker 3: Your whole half hit this nigg for about thirty million.
Speaker 4: I ain't spending that kind of money?
Speaker 3: Will come?
Speaker 6: Are you talking bad about this nigga? Talk about he
Speaker 6: can't take talking bad?
Speaker 3: His wife did this ship to him?
Speaker 4: Now you call the nigga bitch a nigga, You call
Speaker 4: him a sucker?
Speaker 6: What you just said she treating me like a sucker.
Speaker 6: You said he going out like he was going out
Speaker 6: like a sucker.
Speaker 3: Would you let your brother sit up here and talking
Speaker 3: on TV about some other nigga the whole time?
Speaker 1: But you can't really stop nobody from talking?
Speaker 5: What I mean, what are you supposed I mean, what
Speaker 5: are you supposed to really do about that? Because you
Speaker 5: already know you as a man, get some mother nigga,
Speaker 5: You as a man gonna get the bad rapped.
Speaker 3: I mean some other niggas, some ded niggas here.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 3: I ain't the calm here and type of nigga dog,
Speaker 3: but she you know what, it might be a little bit.
Speaker 3: It might be a little something happening a summer. I
Speaker 3: wouldn't be coming, no heir, but you know, you know,
Speaker 3: motherfucker might be outside and you're gonna go through the
Speaker 3: will Smith treatment. You might. You might be outside. You
Speaker 3: ain't gonna camb your wife here for this. Your wife's hair,
Speaker 3: I come in his hair. Yeah, dog might be going
Speaker 3: down though I ain't. I ain't no nigga the type
Speaker 3: to hitting no broad. But man, you know she might
Speaker 3: be outside for a little bit. Go let that nigga
Speaker 3: pay these motherfucking bills. Go Let that nigga take care
Speaker 3: of your ass.
Speaker 4: This is gangst the chronicles.
Speaker 3: Go let that nigga take care of your ass. I
Speaker 3: wouldn't be in the house getting talking about like that. People.
Speaker 3: What you go for that ship? I ain't going for
Speaker 3: it at all. That's what I'm saying. I ain't going
Speaker 3: for that ship. Sitting up here talking about you said
Speaker 3: you ain't gonna do. Now what you're gonna do, You're
Speaker 3: gonna waunch your on top. She would be outside like
Speaker 3: a motherfucker nigga said, she'll be outside side like clothes
Speaker 3: coming there. You gonna kill your car, like you say popsible,
Speaker 3: throwing dressing drawers outside and ship go outside. Get the
Speaker 3: fuck on.
Speaker 4: You gonna kill your car?
Speaker 3: I ain't. I ain't doing like you're gonna put sugar
Speaker 3: in her gas. Definitely letting this nigga take care of
Speaker 3: her ass. Though she'd be sitting down there by that
Speaker 3: niggas tombstone, she'd be laying by the niggas.
Speaker 1: You way go do ship, You carry out like a
Speaker 1: wrestler to her, nigga by the pants.
Speaker 4: They gonna do ship.
Speaker 5: I mean, but she but but she done, she done
Speaker 5: broke out and said, nigga, we wasn't even fucking so
Speaker 5: she We wasn't even talking to her now.
Speaker 3: You know she already don't fucked it. No, we wasn't together.
Speaker 3: She don't already fucked her son's friends. She said, we
Speaker 3: wasn't together, Nigga, they ain't the motherfucking excuse certain we
Speaker 3: wasn't they gathered, Nigga, it's certain shit. We wasn't gather.
Speaker 3: How is it a violation if they not together? If
Speaker 3: she sucked the strange nigga? Man? You know what you
Speaker 3: know how them niggas get down anyway?
Speaker 4: The right know? How do they get down?
Speaker 3: You know how them niggas get down anyway.
Speaker 4: No, I don't know how they get down.
Speaker 3: Well, see this is what I heard, And I don't
Speaker 3: really like talking about. I don't really like talking about
Speaker 3: we like this, but you know they talk about dude
Speaker 3: like niggas.
Speaker 6: You know, she still this nigga Finna, come fucking will
Speaker 6: you better book us?
Speaker 4: Ask and why would you say this on TV?
Speaker 3: Here we all fucked up. We'll ain't crying up?
Speaker 4: Will y'all you and will about the same.
Speaker 3: He don't get his head choked out.
Speaker 6: And this motherfucker nigga did play Muhammad Ali nigga and
Speaker 6: it's broad to be.
Speaker 3: Talking about me next talk about damn still who ass
Speaker 3: damn fool.
Speaker 4: This nigga ain't right? Man an all serious one rap line?
Speaker 7: He said it was man the nigga was gay?
Speaker 3: When what was it? L line? We ain't talking about.
Speaker 3: We didn't talking about that on the show.
Speaker 4: No, he said there was a line.
Speaker 6: He said, you said that that means like that means
Speaker 6: if niggas say that, that's some budshit.
Speaker 4: Ohsten, he was saying, Will Smith, that's a Will Smith line.
Speaker 3: We don't talk about. We don't talk about the gay
Speaker 3: community on this show.
Speaker 4: Bro, nigga, you just said you just talked about Will
Speaker 4: Smith said it was gay.
Speaker 7: I take a muscle bound man and put his face in.
Speaker 3: The sad tal about you said, I take a muscle
Speaker 3: bomb man and put his face in the sand. What
Speaker 3: that means mean? I'm lost?
Speaker 1: But I love.
Speaker 3: We ain't talking about No, we're talking about Will Smith's wife.
Speaker 3: That's cutting up and being a Listen, they ain't been
Speaker 3: together seven years. Let it go while we even talk
Speaker 3: about this bitch. This ain't been in the movie in
Speaker 3: thirty years. That's what she's talking about. I said, because
Speaker 3: first of all.
Speaker 4: That's the only reason.
Speaker 3: It's the opportunity. You feel me.
Speaker 5: You know, the key, the key, the thing happened, It
Speaker 5: opened the door for you know whatever. And now this
Speaker 5: is this is her, This is her way of grabbing.
Speaker 1: About they know what they're doing with this market It.
Speaker 3: Was a whole marketing plan. Know what they're doing with
Speaker 3: this marketing man? And man, she she killing them. Man.
Speaker 5: I mean she's on all she's on all the shows,
Speaker 5: she's on all the talk, she's on all the podcasts.
Speaker 3: I mean she's getting she's getting negative press. But it's
Speaker 3: it's to the fact that ship we even speaking on it.
Speaker 4: Away wrote a song to It's called Letter to Jada.
Speaker 3: You feel me? You know the thing is man shaded
Speaker 3: to me is going up. She kind of sucking up
Speaker 3: her legacy a little bit on the record, huh.
Speaker 6: Taking on the record, were cussing her out. I think
Speaker 6: he explained, and she embarrassing.
Speaker 3: She was embarrassing. She embarrassing Wheel like a motherfucker.
Speaker 4: I feel sorry for.
Speaker 3: We think he embarrassed. He don't give you don't already
Speaker 3: got the pussy spirit. So man, let me ask you
Speaker 3: this though. One thing she is pulling off, I ain't
Speaker 3: never seen the ball here, motherfucker with blind hair?
Speaker 6: Why is we talking about this bitch? This bitch sixty
Speaker 6: because she don't got alopia like that?
Speaker 3: Right? She dug just think she gets ball here?
Speaker 1: She don't have alopecia.
Speaker 4: Nigga just slapped the nigga to talking about his bitch?
Speaker 4: Why is we talking about you?
Speaker 3: Worried about Will coming to put tips on you?
Speaker 6: We both know that I ain't gonna word with that,
Speaker 6: But I'm saying, why is we dedicate any minute about
Speaker 6: this bitch?
Speaker 3: Man? I ain't go you know what, we ain't got
Speaker 3: to talk about it no more. But it is. It's
Speaker 3: crazy though, dog she said wanted to marry her. Now
Speaker 3: that could be true.
Speaker 4: He could have wanted to marry her he didn't know better.
Speaker 3: She'd have been dragging his ass right now, like she's
Speaker 3: doing well, we are probably like, man, what the fuck
Speaker 3: did I get myself into?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't think. I don't think we'll really give
Speaker 4: a fuck.
Speaker 3: To be honest, we're probably don't. We will probably, you know.
Speaker 6: What, We'll probably fucking all kind of bitches like getting
Speaker 6: over it. And they probably got a plan. I really
Speaker 6: believe the people be having plans to come together and make.
Speaker 3: Whats I think they got an open relationship. Anyway, Why
Speaker 3: do you always think this crazy ship? Because it's a
Speaker 3: lot of ship. I know, my nigga, I'm just ain't
Speaker 3: speaking on a lot of ship. It's a lot of shit.
Speaker 3: I know.
Speaker 5: He was there still is one of them conspiracy theorists failure,
Speaker 5: you know what I'm saying. He digs into all kind
Speaker 5: of conspiracies.
Speaker 3: And it's like I heard, huh, hell you heard them
Speaker 3: niggas playing what he just said?
Speaker 4: The Hollywood party? You heard about these parties?
Speaker 3: You have been one Man, I don't seen some ship.
Speaker 3: They a Hollywood party, he's been Hell, yeah he was.
Speaker 3: I remember when I was working for minor music. I
Speaker 3: was always up in Hollywood Hills. He's been to a
Speaker 3: few weird engagements. Man, talking to the thing. Why you
Speaker 3: go to the party though, Because.
Speaker 5: I was there, my nigga, I was, He's saying, because
Speaker 5: I was said, because I was there.
Speaker 3: Just there.
Speaker 4: I never got invited to them parties.
Speaker 3: I ain't exactly got you know, I was working. I
Speaker 3: was a motherfucker working for a major public.
Speaker 4: You was working.
Speaker 3: I was up there working and I saw some weird
Speaker 3: ass ship.
Speaker 4: Dog, how many of you went to because you said
Speaker 4: parties plural?
Speaker 3: Man, I've been about five or six of the motherfuckers.
Speaker 4: Niggas is getting ready and you just keep going back.
Speaker 3: What. No, No, I ain't seen no ship like that,
Speaker 3: No ship. But they do have some levels. They have
Speaker 3: certain levels to them motherfuckers. Right, So you was at
Speaker 3: the low level. No, I was just in the regular
Speaker 3: level with the general population. But when you go to
Speaker 3: the bathroom or something and you see niggas back there
Speaker 3: passing the little little trays and ship niggas back there
Speaker 3: doing all the sniffing and all that ship bros. Get
Speaker 3: the titty is running. I don't seen some crazy Yeah,
Speaker 3: you've never been involved like my kind of party. I've
Speaker 3: never been involved in that type of Holly Years ship
Speaker 3: that happened. Then it's weird ship that wind up and
Speaker 3: you you you've experienced that. Other must really trusted that.
Speaker 3: A lot of motherfuckers. It ain't like no, just regular motherfuckers. Dog,
Speaker 3: they just was in a Jamie Kennedy movie. They get
Speaker 3: to sniff in that blow and get to doing all
Speaker 3: kind of crazy ship.
Speaker 4: What kind of crazy shipiggas?
Speaker 3: Niggas take the exit, get the crying and ship and
Speaker 3: shed and tears and all kinds of ship shirts to
Speaker 3: get to coming off.
Speaker 4: Did you console them as they were crying.
Speaker 3: And console ship niggas ran up on me? He got
Speaker 3: fired on. Yeah. But anyway, though, I think they got
Speaker 3: some other ship going on in their relationship. I don't
Speaker 3: think so.
Speaker 4: I think they was together, cousin. It just didn't work
Speaker 4: out many.
Speaker 3: You know, she sucked the little the young niggas home boy,
Speaker 3: Why have we still talking about this?
Speaker 4: Just didn't turn to the view because at this point,
Speaker 4: but we don't, man, we have fun and we don't
Speaker 4: really care.
Speaker 3: We joking. But back to Keify, I told you that
Speaker 3: this nigga was going to jail. Dog, you can't sit
Speaker 3: on TV and talk about murdering a nigga all time.
Speaker 4: Man, That's not why he went to jail.
Speaker 3: Man, real time. I'm gonna tell you what they did.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna tell you what they did. My nigga did
Speaker 3: this nigga. They got just enough calls to go up
Speaker 3: in this nigga's house and leave a wire up in
Speaker 3: that motherfucker. He was up in there talking about that shit,
Speaker 3: and Bengo they caught his ass popped.
Speaker 4: I don't know. I feel bad for Kei Dog.
Speaker 3: I know I don't want to see no nigga go
Speaker 3: to jail, But Dog, he was talking like he didn't
Speaker 3: give a fuck. Greg Katon had that nigga. And you
Speaker 3: know the thing is, I think he violated this prophet
Speaker 3: agreement when he kept talking about the shit what a.
Speaker 6: Prophet would be a federal versus Nevada. So Nevada still
Speaker 6: got a right to kind of get on it.
Speaker 5: But I mean that's what I said because you because
Speaker 5: you hear talking that ain't got shit to do about
Speaker 5: what they doing that, stayed over. That's what a crime happened.
Speaker 5: So you can come here and tell Greg every fucking thing.
Speaker 5: It don't mean a damn thing when it comes to
Speaker 5: the state the Nevada.
Speaker 4: We just gotta pray for the nigga.
Speaker 3: Man.
Speaker 6: It's a tough out, you know what I mean. And
Speaker 6: whatever God got him playing, God gotten playing. So I
Speaker 6: hope the best for the brother he you know, six jiggas.
Speaker 3: He kind of sick too, man. You know that would
Speaker 3: be fucked up for him to spend his last you
Speaker 3: could tell.
Speaker 1: You could tell like he probably dealing with some things
Speaker 1: and all that, and then they just caught him at
Speaker 1: a vulnerable time and everybody taking advantage of it, and
Speaker 1: he probably looked at it as an opportunity to get
Speaker 1: something out of it, you know what I'm saying. And
Speaker 1: then ship the universe is doing his thing.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he kind of. He wrote a book about that
Speaker 3: ship though I read the other reader, Oh.
Speaker 4: Jay did it first?
Speaker 1: No, I never read his book.
Speaker 4: O J book, bro know what's so cold? J wrote
Speaker 4: a book, said, if I did it.
Speaker 3: Rex, you write such a cold nigga man, because he
Speaker 3: had a I don't know how he got a copy
Speaker 3: of the ship. He sent me a copy of the
Speaker 3: book when the nigga was about to put his book out.
Speaker 3: You read the whole thing. Shit was in the ristling
Speaker 3: as a motherfucker. Yeah, I read this ship. It was
Speaker 3: in the rest.
Speaker 4: I just prayed for him because it's all right with me.
Speaker 5: Man.
Speaker 3: He really he wouldn't know. You know, he came out
Speaker 3: a hundred. He came up to the man times, didn't
Speaker 3: he he was up there. I didn't want to interviewing
Speaker 3: about that ship. I didn't want to talk about it. Dog.
Speaker 3: I thought he was going a little and I told him.
Speaker 3: I said, my nigga, why you keep talking on TV
Speaker 3: about this ship. You're not worried about them people coming
Speaker 3: to snatch your ass up? He said, they can't do
Speaker 3: shit to me. I didn't pull the mother full of trick.
Speaker 3: I think he's a patsy and all this ship. To
Speaker 3: be honest with you.
Speaker 4: God damn it. He just said, you're a conspiracy theorist.
Speaker 4: How is he a patsy?
Speaker 3: He didn't pull the trick. Nigga is a felony mtter
Speaker 3: Nigga Me and you go lay somebody down. Everybody coming
Speaker 3: to you're coming right along. With that way.
Speaker 5: Don't be sitting in the back of the car, nigga.
Speaker 5: I was drinking a seven up and didn't know ship.
Speaker 3: All I heard.
Speaker 5: All I heard was pop pop and Nigga, I'm sitting
Speaker 5: in the back seat.
Speaker 3: You know something?
Speaker 5: You're going unless you jumped out the car right there
Speaker 5: and ran to the polation and said, hey, this nigga
Speaker 5: just killed the motherfucker and said, I ain't know nothing.
Speaker 3: That's the only way.
Speaker 5: But if you sit there in the back seat and
Speaker 5: you just ride along with it, you going down for
Speaker 5: murder too. You ain't gotta pull a trigger. You ain't
Speaker 5: gotta give a nigga a bullet or shell or nothing.
Speaker 5: All you gotta do is be sitting in the car
Speaker 5: with me when I bust on the motherfucker it.
Speaker 3: But you know one thing that Greg Kayten told me
Speaker 3: that was very interesting about that whole shit. I asked
Speaker 3: him a couple of questions. I ain't gonna go into
Speaker 3: what I asked him. He said, the only nigga that
Speaker 3: didn't snitch over there was should He said, he's the
Speaker 3: only one that didn't say nothing about nothing. They didn't
Speaker 3: say nothing about nothing, though, that means everybody else was,
Speaker 3: you know.
Speaker 5: I mean because sometimes niggas be thinking, niggas be thinking
Speaker 5: street shit is a fabrication. But some niggas, nigga, I
Speaker 5: don't need to tell a nigga I'm gonna go send
Speaker 5: some niggas to get them niggas. I mean, I got
Speaker 5: the power to do it. I've been doing it. You
Speaker 5: get me like, it's no secret. So why am I
Speaker 5: gonna testify against a nigga You knew what.
Speaker 3: I think. All this shit is the result from To
Speaker 3: be real with you, I think when you put that
Speaker 3: toothpucing with down, I don't know why niggas thought that
Speaker 3: was such a revelation when you released that video.
Speaker 6: I mean, you know, it's funny something. I just was
Speaker 6: telling them, joking with them, niggas. I'm like, man, if
Speaker 6: they ever played that I quit rapping, that shit will
Speaker 6: break my heart. But really, even when I took it
Speaker 6: to him and I showed a toy, man, you know,
Speaker 6: I asked him before I put it out, I ain't
Speaker 6: just do it because you know, it's a situation that
Speaker 6: Domy Freaky dre Res and peace, DOMI freaking dre Reds
Speaker 6: and peace right Ryan Res in peace t died, so
Speaker 6: it's Keith was the only person to talk to him.
Speaker 6: He had been talking about it, so it didn't seem
Speaker 6: as crazy. But now I kind of look and I'll
Speaker 6: be like, dah, you know what's funny. I'm just in
Speaker 6: a weird place, like just how we come up. I
Speaker 6: don't know if justice, like I can't see regular justice
Speaker 6: no more like that, because we you know, we got
Speaker 6: our own set of rules that we play by. So
Speaker 6: whatever God got the store for Keith, you know what
Speaker 6: I mean, I just pray survive whatever is going on,
Speaker 6: you know what I mean, because he wasn't a bad dude,
Speaker 6: Like I get it. The world could talk shit, but
Speaker 6: dude always been solid. He always did right by me,
Speaker 6: by people I knew me.
Speaker 3: He was actually a cool nigga.
Speaker 6: Yeah, so I look on the internet and I see
Speaker 6: certain niggas celebrating it, you know what I mean. If
Speaker 6: that's your thing, that's your thing.
Speaker 3: But I don't know how you celebrate another nigga going excel.
Speaker 3: You gotta be the worst kind of foul or just
Speaker 3: to be fans and shit, you know what, And.
Speaker 4: Then I'm not talking about fans.
Speaker 5: Well you you you know you got those those POC affiliates.
Speaker 5: You know that that was my boy, that was my dude.
Speaker 5: That was you know, I don't.
Speaker 4: Get them feeling like My point is how we came up.
Speaker 6: Dog Like, if a niggas did something to my boy,
Speaker 6: I don't want him to go to jail because I
Speaker 6: need him to be around so I can get to him. So,
Speaker 6: you know, however, people see it that some people feel justice.
Speaker 6: I stay sense of justice and whatever happened is how
Speaker 6: it happened, you know what I mean. But again, like
Speaker 6: it's just a tough situation for Keith, you know what
Speaker 6: I'm saying, because he had a real points like he's
Speaker 6: sixty you know what I mean, sick, and you know
Speaker 6: that's how that's how the last system works.
Speaker 3: So they wait all this time. They waited a long
Speaker 3: ass time to come and snatch that man up. You know,
Speaker 3: it seemed like if they was gonna do, some of
Speaker 3: it have been done a long time ago. Whatever I think.
Speaker 5: For the fact that people wouldn't let it die, it's
Speaker 5: just what he just kept the ship going.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 5: It was just like motherfuckers just could not let it alone,
Speaker 5: you know what I'm saying. Usually typically, you know what
Speaker 5: I'm saying, uh, when it's some when it's a death
Speaker 5: or something like that, when it come to the neighborhood
Speaker 5: or some shit like that, we were trying to handle
Speaker 5: shit in a different manner, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: It just seemed because of Tupac and it's popularity, and
Speaker 5: you know what I'm saying, because even though we got
Speaker 5: the biggie murder and shit, it just was like niggas
Speaker 5: would not let it go. I don't know if it
Speaker 5: was la in the streets or the neighborhoods or whatever.
Speaker 5: And because a lot of niggas knew actually what happened,
Speaker 5: motherfuckers just wanted to keep speaking on it and keep
Speaker 5: bringing it up and like let the nigga, you know
Speaker 5: what I'm saying. Everybody had their opinions about it, but
Speaker 5: niggas like you want to go on fucking podcasts and
Speaker 5: start speaking about you know, and who was in the
Speaker 5: car and definitely like it's shit that's unheard of, Like
Speaker 5: you wouldn't do it.
Speaker 6: It's crazy, You're right, because I was thinking about it
Speaker 6: like only we knew, yeah, and then like even what
Speaker 6: empower me to make the song because it was like
Speaker 6: everybody was talking about it publicly, and I'm like, that's
Speaker 6: like the first time I think I ever saw that happen,
Speaker 6: like outside of like we have with Trayvon Martin, where
Speaker 6: we all know who killed him. I mean we don't
Speaker 6: really ever, Like even OJ is a question like you like, yeah,
Speaker 6: he might have killed this lady, but you're not sure
Speaker 6: like Trayvon Morton, Like how we know Zimmerman killed and
Speaker 6: he sold the gun and all that.
Speaker 4: Right, it's funny, right.
Speaker 6: So you see all that he didne sold the gun,
Speaker 6: he'd be doing interviews and all that, and nobody is
Speaker 6: you know, again, it's one of them things. It ain't
Speaker 6: never nothing like this, So I think it's one of
Speaker 6: those tough.
Speaker 3: I still don't know kill biggie.
Speaker 4: I hear all these rumors.
Speaker 3: I heard about three names and exactly like, but I'm
Speaker 3: gonna tell you though the homie I talked to a
Speaker 3: cat named Jean Deal that was a security car. He's
Speaker 3: actually in.
Speaker 6: The car with me and I don't listen shout out
Speaker 6: to Jean cuz because I love his story. But Jean
Speaker 6: it hate puff nigga, like I hate whole ass niggas.
Speaker 6: Jean hate puffy nigger and he hate Puff like skinny
Speaker 6: people like nigga wait conscious like vegans hate me.
Speaker 3: I don't really feel like because Jean was cool with Big,
Speaker 3: and he said he really feel like Big shouldn't have
Speaker 3: been out here in the midst of all that shit.
Speaker 3: He really felt like, like, why the that nigga come out.
Speaker 6: And all that shiit Jan talking about shout out to
Speaker 6: Jean because I ain't missing you. But at this point,
Speaker 6: because you need to square with Puff, Bro, why the
Speaker 6: fuck is every interview you hate this nigga? You got
Speaker 6: something to say, you ain't squabble cuz and nothing. You
Speaker 6: just go go on every podcast talking bad about Cut.
Speaker 6: That's just weird.
Speaker 3: Well, I don't think Jeane necessarily do it like that.
Speaker 3: I think don't tell this truth.
Speaker 6: No, we don't cuzz get on the podcast, and every
Speaker 6: time I find out something new, Puffy was sucking this
Speaker 6: nigga dick or Puffy paid for this or Puffy did that.
Speaker 6: If you hate this nigga, that but why is this
Speaker 6: nigga still living? This Nigga hate Puff nigga like Christians
Speaker 6: hate Satan.
Speaker 3: You know what, Bro, I'm gonna tell you something. Though
Speaker 3: we lived in this really pretentious era man, where people
Speaker 3: can go online and say any fucking thing they feel
Speaker 3: like to come in their mind. Shit that you you
Speaker 3: remember back in the day you had your words had
Speaker 3: repercussions to certain shit, Like if I say something about you,
Speaker 3: I'm gonna have to see you eventually, and it ain't
Speaker 3: gonna be on the line. This shit right here, you
Speaker 3: would half a nigga talking about he did this and
Speaker 3: that till you see the nigga he's scurrying off and shit,
Speaker 3: you like, what the fuck is this?
Speaker 4: But how do you? How do you? Again?
Speaker 6: I love Gene Deal's stories, Like I'm a huge fan
Speaker 6: of the bad Boy era, just like the Death Row.
Speaker 6: We grew up kind of checking all that shit out everything.
Speaker 6: But I don't get that like we are be like
Speaker 6: this nigga everything hate Puff, Like Nigga Puff couldn't have
Speaker 6: been that bad.
Speaker 4: You Rannie Morreler time you ain't did nothing to the nigga.
Speaker 6: I couldn't really, I couldn't take him serious as a
Speaker 6: person outside of entertainment.
Speaker 1: And then they probably pay, you know, niggas is doing
Speaker 1: interviews and getting paid to do interviews now, so people
Speaker 1: probably like, man, come tell some of that puffy shit.
Speaker 1: And we'll pay you a couple of dollars. In niggas
Speaker 1: like shit, I go get a couple of.
Speaker 6: Dollars that really need to be worried that nigga puff,
Speaker 6: that ship, that nigga somewhere shaking like a crap game.
Speaker 3: But you know what though, it's man, I'm gonna tell
Speaker 3: you this though, And it's the thing right here. And
Speaker 3: don't trip puffs ask the fuck around to get locked
Speaker 3: up behind this shit. They you didn't think they would come.
Speaker 3: Get keepy he got, he got plaus It's quite possible, dog,
Speaker 3: because from what I heard, Dog, from what I heard,
Speaker 3: the von Zip cat Puff put a million dollars up
Speaker 3: for some shit, and vonn Zip collected on some money
Speaker 3: that you know, never got the old boy in them.
Speaker 6: You know what I'm saying, I don't believe that South
Speaker 6: Sides had white man.
Speaker 3: We heard this from your boy's mouth.
Speaker 4: I think they lie. I don't think Keith for love dog,
Speaker 4: all them niggas line.
Speaker 3: I don't think keepy with love Dog. Keep you saying
Speaker 3: that that nigga puff.
Speaker 6: So he just let puff at him a million dollars,
Speaker 6: will lie.
Speaker 4: He just let puff on him a million dollars, you
Speaker 4: know what.
Speaker 3: I don't think he's lying though.
Speaker 6: I think that a nigga, O you a million dollars,
Speaker 6: cause a niggo you a million dollars, man.
Speaker 3: If you were broken, if you can't get to him,
Speaker 3: I don't thinking niggas just go take Keith wasn't broke.
Speaker 6: Keep them niggas out of Mike Tyson. Fight them niggas
Speaker 6: had some money Keith, and this.
Speaker 3: Happened was hold listen.
Speaker 6: I hate to tell you this this way past, but
Speaker 6: them niggas had money over there in that community, had
Speaker 6: some coin, They had bread.
Speaker 3: But this is what happened. Though. It's not that Puff
Speaker 3: didn't pay the debt. Is that the vine Zip nigga
Speaker 3: took the money and bought a club.
Speaker 4: He's gonna pay both of us.
Speaker 3: Nigga.
Speaker 6: If I did some nigga and you owe me a
Speaker 6: million dollars, I don't the fuck who accidentally got a nigga?
Speaker 6: If you told me you was gonna give me a
Speaker 6: million dollars, nigga, and and I'll go fuck if you
Speaker 6: passed it to Joey nigga, Now you got to give
Speaker 6: me my million dollars, so you got your money, te
Speaker 6: hell fucking yeah.
Speaker 5: If my mentality was like that and I was still
Speaker 5: on some street ship, Uh yeah.
Speaker 3: You're not gonna owe me no million dollars.
Speaker 4: You sewing them at this point, this man, it's gonna
Speaker 4: be an attorney.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's gonna be like, I'm not frienda gonna pop
Speaker 5: a nigga on some world of mouse.
Speaker 3: I figure he definitely wouldn't have been able to just
Speaker 3: give me.
Speaker 5: Nigga, I got this you got to give you gotta
Speaker 5: give me a deposit or something. Nigga with that wire
Speaker 5: transfer ad, you know, like a professional, professional hit man,
Speaker 5: I'm gonna be like, uh yeah, I need a half
Speaker 5: now sent to the Swiss account and then the other
Speaker 5: half upon delivery. Nigga's finna go do a job on
Speaker 5: just consignment. Nigga, take care of that, and then I'm
Speaker 5: a slide shot. Nigga. Please, Nigga. I got to get something, Nigga.
Speaker 5: I got to get Nigga. I got to get something, Nigga,
Speaker 5: Bigga one hundred thousand and a couple of gold plaques
Speaker 5: or something, ship something because I heard that. I got
Speaker 5: to get. I got to get. I got two. I
Speaker 5: got to get two fifty and a bad boy that's something. Nigga,
Speaker 5: give me some deposit first.
Speaker 4: No way, there's no way possible.
Speaker 6: Still a nigga gonna let a nigga owe him a
Speaker 6: million dollars when he got money to go get it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm I'm, I'm, I'm I'm going through. I'm and
Speaker 5: and I'm I'm a hood. I'm a hood nigga.
Speaker 4: So you got enough heart? You got enough?
Speaker 3: Yeah, the heart, nigga, I'm gonna get my money.
Speaker 6: You got enough work money to be at a Mike
Speaker 6: Tyson fight with the homies. You got four five niggas
Speaker 6: at the Mike Tyson fight. You got enough money to
Speaker 6: be in the room with these niggas. So you got
Speaker 6: enough heart. Say you say you're carrying out hits, you
Speaker 6: know what I mean? Trust me, n if you got.
Speaker 5: Niggas was getting money right, niggas, niggas in the hoods
Speaker 5: had they niggas who had to had to work. Niggas
Speaker 5: had bread like everybody had one of them. They they
Speaker 5: had two or three of them. Nigga niggas wasn't starving. Yeah,
Speaker 5: niggas wasn't starving and they was.
Speaker 4: Running in the puff after.
Speaker 6: So you think puff can owe this nigga a million dollars,
Speaker 6: Nigga's no way possible.
Speaker 3: Well, I don't think Puff, oh no, But I think
Speaker 3: Puff feelt like he gave you that money up already
Speaker 3: in the nigga.
Speaker 6: Feeling different nigga, and he was like, oh that's it, Zip, nigga,
Speaker 6: you better send me my motherfucking money, did you. You
Speaker 6: better go get your money back from ron Zipp and
Speaker 6: give me minds. Now, that's how all business works. You
Speaker 6: can't pass my money. You passed a million dollars to
Speaker 6: another nigga. If you gave Douce meal, you better go
Speaker 6: get your money back from Dog.
Speaker 3: I wouldn't be surprised if I saw Puffer getting laid
Speaker 3: out on some motherfucking shackles. It wouldn't surprise me.
Speaker 7: Going on, I don't see it like you carry out
Speaker 7: a here after you get.
Speaker 6: Your ass now now now now, if he hasked them
Speaker 6: to do with it ship, however.
Speaker 4: It goes, how it go. That's just how the legal
Speaker 4: system works. But I don't know. I don't know.
Speaker 6: Puff think got crazy all the time. Puff was like
Speaker 6: a niggah When we was growing up. Puff was like
Speaker 6: one of them niggas right that with Puff was like
Speaker 6: a nigga that was cool about peace and all the
Speaker 6: niggas was wild around him.
Speaker 4: Puff is punching niggas out, choking niggas.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 6: I saw him cussing the nigga out on the corner
Speaker 6: and the joker outfit Halloween talking to a niggas about
Speaker 6: he was gonna do this to the nigga and know
Speaker 6: all that to a nigga.
Speaker 3: Out here doing all that, man, it's kind of like
Speaker 3: I don't.
Speaker 4: Know about out here doing that. Niggas in l A.
Speaker 4: He over there. No listen, yo, that's over there doing it.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, that's over there, not over here doing.
Speaker 4: I got you, because he do that to any nigga
Speaker 4: from any of this ship right here.
Speaker 1: He for sure what it Manchester normally at the Louisiana
Speaker 1: trick my niggas my ticket.
Speaker 3: Because you know what's funny, dog, This nigga was in
Speaker 3: the motherfucking golf cart, got pulled up by police officers
Speaker 3: like I'm the King of l A. The way he said.
Speaker 3: I said, Damn, Puff is talking big ship.
Speaker 1: Now, niggas know that'll go viral too. Man, this ship
Speaker 1: is different now.
Speaker 3: Man.
Speaker 1: You know nobody you squabble.
Speaker 3: Puff Man, it's niggas.
Speaker 5: It's niggas who ain't puff, who feel like they the
Speaker 5: king of l A and they ain't got half the money.
Speaker 5: It's just money makes niggas feel Some niggas feel invincible, man,
Speaker 5: That's just it. Some niggas know how to some niggas
Speaker 5: know how to stay grounded. But a lot of niggas
Speaker 5: who nigga got a hundred million dollars, I'm this, I'm
Speaker 5: the president. Niggas talk what they talk and walk how
Speaker 5: they want to. You know what I'm saying. You could
Speaker 5: pay for private security and niggas with badges and all
Speaker 5: of that. You know, a lot of shit is untouchable.
Speaker 5: Niggas don't feel shit when it comes the money.
Speaker 6: So could Puff talk to you like that on the corner,
Speaker 6: be like, yeah, still keep playing the i'ma block blocking.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna do this to your niggas.
Speaker 3: For get fired on, but forget stole on. And you
Speaker 3: know what, man, My thing is this, we up at
Speaker 3: the corn Academy. Shut up to my niggas at the
Speaker 3: Coin Academy month.
Speaker 4: And I tell butter Law, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: All my niggas, man, but they got a boxing ring outside, right,
Speaker 3: I see it. A few weeks ago, all these podcasters
Speaker 3: got problems. They got Friday Night face going on to people,
Speaker 3: niggas actually chunking. Ain't nobody responded, dog? Ain't nobody y'all
Speaker 3: here them got stole on dog. To me, Charleston White
Speaker 3: is the genius nigga the game. He's punkin niggas. Niggas
Speaker 3: A is seeing him me telling the niggas shut the
Speaker 3: fuck up.
Speaker 4: That don't do that.
Speaker 3: Who the fuck are you today? No, listen what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: Hear me out, like hear me out. What I'm saying
Speaker 3: is all of these niggas is tough on the internet, right,
Speaker 3: but when it comes to the outside ship, ain't nobody's fight.
Speaker 3: Ain't nobody got touched up on dog?
Speaker 1: They're not outside with each other to do that. Yeah,
Speaker 1: they just on the internet.
Speaker 3: Nobody. Ain't nobody got text step on?
Speaker 5: You know, why where are any of these people.
Speaker 3: At Because because because.
Speaker 5: This is like I said, nowadays, social media and the
Speaker 5: Internet has become this too to where motherfuckers can use
Speaker 5: it to the advantage of being a negative motherfucker. But
Speaker 5: what are you? What are you really gonna do? Just
Speaker 5: like a nigga to said about the Cryp Mac nigga. Oh,
Speaker 5: he's going around with all this crip shit and crip
Speaker 5: somebody gonna touch him. I said, who Who's gonna do it?
Speaker 5: Because the nigga's like a fucking he's an Internet select
Speaker 5: It's not even about the real hood shit. Real niggas
Speaker 5: feel like the niggas like not even worthy of of
Speaker 5: my time because what is that gonna do for us?
Speaker 5: It's not gonna get us no brownie points.
Speaker 3: You get me.
Speaker 5: A real beat dog is like, what am I gonna do?
Speaker 5: Smoke this nigga fight a nigga for what are you beat?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 5: You beat up Crip Mac or you know. It wasn't
Speaker 5: even the Internet makes motherfucking shit.
Speaker 3: It's just like I can get on.
Speaker 5: This motherfucking go fuck fuck, fucking fuck this, motherfucking fuck
Speaker 5: that and fuck that, fuck that. But but my my
Speaker 5: imagery now was out there for the world. Everybody know me,
Speaker 5: Who's gonna walk up in public and do something to
Speaker 5: me before I go police, police, police, you get me.
Speaker 5: That's why motherfuckers won't do anything.
Speaker 6: I just don't think these niggas be where niggas is at.
Speaker 3: It ain't about being if you're loizing this. Okay, I'm
Speaker 3: gonna go to where the niggas at and I'm gonna
Speaker 3: get live on the internet and I'm gonna start talking
Speaker 3: ship to the niggas and go police, where are you.
Speaker 3: I'm right here with the niggas. I dare y'all to
Speaker 3: do something. I don't even see these niggas right here
Speaker 3: you do something. I don't think that though they're not
Speaker 3: gonna they're not gonna do anything.
Speaker 4: No, no, no.
Speaker 3: Nigga's gonna do like like like like like see Mac
Speaker 3: Wright is different, right, like Mac is different, but like
Speaker 3: Mac is not finna be where a lot of hoovers are.
Speaker 6: Right, so game bank, right change Like when y'all first
Speaker 6: came up doing y'all thing like right, you were socialized
Speaker 6: at certain functions with other niggas. Now we're looking at
Speaker 6: niggas that are just most of these niggas. I keep
Speaker 6: telling them, they're like bloggers. They're not like they're gang
Speaker 6: members because they were from a gang, but now they
Speaker 6: live in their life and they making content. It's different
Speaker 6: when you had to go socialize amongst other gang members.
Speaker 6: So when you say, like Charleston like it's different. Charleston
Speaker 6: is saying a lot of shit. He say some some
Speaker 6: shit that's right, but a lot of bullshit as well. Right,
Speaker 6: But he also ain't finna go post up where no
Speaker 6: nigga is at.
Speaker 4: He just not.
Speaker 6: Yeah, if you walk, if you walking through the airport
Speaker 6: and you see some nigga and some niggas a whole
Speaker 6: ass most of the time, he be whole ass niggas
Speaker 6: even talking to him. If a nigga reached across rooms,
Speaker 6: like yeah, nigga, I don't like what you said about Nip.
Speaker 4: That ain't gonna be nothing. No nigga that fuck with
Speaker 4: Nip is gonna say.
Speaker 6: Now if you just a fean in that like Nip
Speaker 6: and you just wanted to be on your camera like
Speaker 6: the other day, who is a nigga the gunner Gunna
Speaker 6: walking through the mall cuz it's a nigga on his
Speaker 6: phone on line like yeah, this rad ass nigga and
Speaker 6: in a bodyguard that's with gunner says, nigga, what you say?
Speaker 6: Said the niggas like, I can say what I want.
Speaker 6: You heard what I shaid.
Speaker 4: I'm on my live. Yeah. The bodyguard not for to
Speaker 4: do nothing because he already marked.
Speaker 3: You out right exactly.
Speaker 4: But that don't mean.
Speaker 6: Gunn are finish step where we at. He not finna
Speaker 6: be where he gonna conduct his daily life like he should, right.
Speaker 6: He gonna go to the mall, get his clothes, go
Speaker 6: do his concerts, go to his radio show. He ain't
Speaker 6: finna post up where it's at because at that time,
Speaker 6: you could be accountable. See it's different when you pop
Speaker 6: and ship and you not to be held accountable.
Speaker 3: See he really never the whole ship with Gunn and
Speaker 3: man ain't no whole shit. He told, Yeah, that's what
Speaker 3: I'm saying, the whole ship with him, right his bodyguard.
Speaker 3: What you say the nigga says, I'm on the live.
Speaker 3: That's almost like some snax and shit right there, Like
Speaker 3: y'all see this niggas nigga, No.
Speaker 1: I'm on my live.
Speaker 3: And if you do it, if something to me.
Speaker 6: But if you think that you're in the hood of
Speaker 6: Atlanta and you gonna say you on your live, you
Speaker 6: getting your ass beat right now on your live? That
Speaker 6: now it is different for that bodyguard, that man with
Speaker 6: that job and say that. And it's also a weird
Speaker 6: ass nigga. But we've been talking about this. I know
Speaker 6: that you've been saying the same thing. It's way too
Speaker 6: many niggas talking about niggas is snitching Like it's one
Speaker 6: thing for us.
Speaker 4: To say who told it, who didn't.
Speaker 6: It's another thing with niggas to antagonize a snitch by talking.
Speaker 4: See, that's not how it worked.
Speaker 6: Like you snitching didn't mean you got killed in the
Speaker 6: hood at one time, Like it means you wouldn't be
Speaker 6: around here because everybody's gonna beat your ass up.
Speaker 4: One to you be shamed.
Speaker 6: He'd be like, I don't want to come around because
Speaker 6: I already gave up the street life.
Speaker 4: I went out like a sucker.
Speaker 6: Now niggas don't have shame, so they showing up as
Speaker 6: far as the rap shit go with niggas telling because
Speaker 6: it's niggas telling, because they.
Speaker 3: Talking to a bunch of people who don't care about
Speaker 3: snitching at all. A regular person don't care. Man, this
Speaker 3: song jamming up, and I'm not mad at them.
Speaker 6: So it's a weird space when we keep trying to
Speaker 6: we're trying to shame rappers by saying he told I
Speaker 6: won't listen to Gunner because I know he's not a man.
Speaker 6: He not an accountable grown up. You know, he took
Speaker 6: advantage of the situation and told when it got tough.
Speaker 6: It's not about is he comes to some kind of
Speaker 6: street that he just not an honorable man.
Speaker 3: Mn, shit was claiming all kinds of shit before that
Speaker 3: time start getting passed down.
Speaker 6: Yeah, And then now he got there and when it
Speaker 6: was time to be accountable for such conversations, and he
Speaker 6: could have probably took a deal and did it like
Speaker 6: a truck that he went out like a sucker. It's
Speaker 6: not about the snitch part. It's about that, ain't no men.
Speaker 3: You know what ge I was thinking the other day. Man,
Speaker 3: Me and you've been fucking with each other for damn
Speaker 3: near twenty years though, right at like through a whole
Speaker 3: bunch of shit, Like I don't been through some shit
Speaker 3: with this nigga, like like some real like like on
Speaker 3: all levels of shit, you know what I mean. Some
Speaker 3: shit we could talk about. Some shit we can't, right,
Speaker 3: But I think when when niggas got a certain mentality, man,
Speaker 3: he's a real man, like you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 3: He gambler shit like a man. I handled my shit
Speaker 3: like a man. Everybody in this room, we all men, right,
Speaker 3: I think the problem is a lot of these niggas
Speaker 3: not men today. Dog, because me, I'm not gonna go online.
Speaker 3: If I got a problem with EP, I'm not go
Speaker 3: going on internet and talk all crazy to EP. I'm
Speaker 3: call him like a man and say, EP, this, what's
Speaker 3: going on. I got an issue with you. Either we
Speaker 3: can resolve this ship or we can't. Niggas have an
Speaker 3: issue with you and to see you won't say nothing
Speaker 3: to you, but to go online and say something like
Speaker 3: a nigga sent me a spoof text the other night right,
Speaker 3: and it was the weirdest shit ever. It didn't even
Speaker 3: get me mad really because it was just the biggest
Speaker 3: whole shit in the world. He said, why you fucking
Speaker 3: with such and such? That's show lane? And I was like,
Speaker 3: who is this? That bitch's lane canceled? And that was
Speaker 3: all I said. And so I call a number back
Speaker 3: and it's like, you know this number you reached and
Speaker 3: I'm like, niggas don't reach the just the level of
Speaker 3: just wholeness is just at all time.
Speaker 4: H That's what we've.
Speaker 1: Been saying that because you will feel that shame, like
Speaker 1: you know, you're like, man.
Speaker 6: There's a prime example you remember when the New West
Speaker 6: Ship was probably at right. So when you was saying
Speaker 6: all that shit, I didn't make no record. You won't
Speaker 6: find one record. You was right there, there's no record
Speaker 6: what I've ever this ice Q. Literally, when people interview,
Speaker 6: I'm like, I can't this is nigga. I grew up
Speaker 6: listening to his music. This is eight, this is Snoop.
Speaker 6: That's not gonna ever happen. It would be unauthentic because
Speaker 6: I grew up listening to their music. So therefore I
Speaker 6: don't know them enough to disrespect them, and I literally
Speaker 6: would admire them. So when I have my issue, I
Speaker 6: was gonna find everybody because I want to see what
Speaker 6: the real problem is. But that's not for no fans.
Speaker 6: That's between you and people. But that ain't everybody's mission.
Speaker 6: Everybody not really trying to solve a problem.
Speaker 3: Everybody is doing shit for fans. I remember I was
Speaker 3: at a mac Tien concert. I was at the mac
Speaker 3: ten concert. You was at the same concer. You know,
Speaker 3: we was hanging out in the back, right, I'm walking
Speaker 3: to the thing to go to the car, and some
Speaker 3: nigga like he tried to bump into me. But I
Speaker 3: guess you know, nigga stronging out what he thought. He
Speaker 3: kind of stumbled a little bit, and he waited till
Speaker 3: he got you stronger than he thought. Yeah, he's I'm
Speaker 3: stronger than he thought. I was right.
Speaker 4: I doubt that.
Speaker 3: No, No, nigga, I don't think he ever thought you
Speaker 3: wasn't wrong. Yeah, but the nigga almost fell over right
Speaker 3: built like.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm they like they got big big old buck.
Speaker 3: Get that big buck up in here. I think nothing. Never,
Speaker 3: I didn't take it personal. I thought, you know, maybe
Speaker 3: a nigga bump into a nigga by accident, right. So
Speaker 3: I hear the nigga mumble something and he says something
Speaker 3: about this podcast, and I turn around, saying what you say.
Speaker 3: The nigga says something kind of ringing out the thing,
Speaker 3: and I'm like, what the fuck kind of whole ship
Speaker 3: is going on right now? Nigga? You're getting involved over
Speaker 3: some ships you don't know nothing about. They about to
Speaker 3: get your your ship splattered? You know what I mean?
Speaker 3: For playing still to tell a couple of niggas, you're
Speaker 3: about to bake me fuck with you right quick? Exactly?
Speaker 3: You about to make me fuck with you right quick. Nigga.
Speaker 3: You ain't never wear that. You look like you want.
Speaker 3: The niggas that played with.
Speaker 5: The white people being there, they suits and ship, they
Speaker 5: break the nigga and the chase. Get ready for him
Speaker 5: to fight your body. Get ready to fight the niggas
Speaker 5: and beat the niggas.
Speaker 4: Johnson Jo.
Speaker 6: I always tell niggas man like Stell, I don't think
Speaker 6: nobody saw you, and I think if a nigga saw you,
Speaker 6: he pretty sure it was like that nigga probably strong.
Speaker 3: But it's like dog we in the era of dog
Speaker 3: To where men are not men no more like a
Speaker 3: nigga sent this a spoof text. You know how embarrassed
Speaker 3: I would be dog to send ep a fake ass text.
Speaker 5: For me, because that's a nigga, Because that's a nigga
Speaker 5: that you that's a nigga that you know, and that'll
Speaker 5: be the same nigga that you see tomorrow.
Speaker 3: That'll be like, what's up, steal, And that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: That's scary, and that's why I'm to the point now
Speaker 3: to where, like I tell you old time, I don't
Speaker 3: fuck with new niggas. Dog I don't fuck with niggas.
Speaker 3: The niggas that's in this room is my people. Everybody
Speaker 3: here I fuck with, right, I fuck with everybody, killing
Speaker 3: death for every last nigga in this room. I can
Speaker 3: say that, including this nigga behind the camera, right, and
Speaker 3: you know, a few more niggas ain't here. But my
Speaker 3: circle is small because you just don't know no more. Dog.
Speaker 3: It's like we lived in the fucked up bass time dog,
Speaker 3: And it's like this by me being a nigga to
Speaker 3: have a daughter. Dog, It's like, I'm looking, ain't none
Speaker 3: of these niggas worthy? Dog. It's like, you can't take
Speaker 3: care of my daughter. Niggas gonna ask niggas you know,
Speaker 3: like niggas ain't worthy. Dog.
Speaker 1: And I so got to give credit to a lot
Speaker 1: of people that's not on the internet too, you know
Speaker 1: what I'm saying. It's so many people got Yeah, we
Speaker 1: gotta stop making that world. When when you're paying attention
Speaker 1: to this ship every day, all day, it becomes a
Speaker 1: part of your life to the point where you forget
Speaker 1: it's a whole lot of people.
Speaker 3: This niggas.
Speaker 1: It's just people like my g moms or my mom or.
Speaker 3: Just regular people.
Speaker 1: That's like.
Speaker 6: One thing I respect about eight is eight act like
Speaker 6: niggas might see him, so we talk. He's gonna say
Speaker 6: what he means and mean what he says because niggas
Speaker 6: might see him.
Speaker 4: That's how I talk.
Speaker 3: So whenever I want a grocery store you finished gold
Speaker 3: local gas to be on the boulevard, nigga fould be
Speaker 3: at the street race. Nigga finna be interacting with the
Speaker 3: with the community. So we talked that way. I'm not
Speaker 3: trying to escape it. I'm not trying to make a
Speaker 3: bunch of money to run away from it. That's just
Speaker 3: what you do as a man, you earn. But it
Speaker 3: never traumatized me. I'm the motherfucking problem, you know what
Speaker 3: I mean.
Speaker 6: And I don't mean that in the negative way because
Speaker 6: it's obviously I'm from a community. It's a ton of
Speaker 6: motherfuckers that's probably didn't got killed way more motherfuckers and
Speaker 6: did all kinds of shit. But them, niggas is that's
Speaker 6: not the problem. I'm the problem in the community. So
Speaker 6: I always treat it that way, always respected it. It's
Speaker 6: nothing to run from. We supposed to run to it.
Speaker 6: So we talk, all of us talk like we might
Speaker 6: be held accountable, you know what I mean.
Speaker 4: But they can't. That's the point.
Speaker 6: You you got a lot of people talking and doing
Speaker 6: things because they not gonna be nowhere where they can
Speaker 6: be held accountable.
Speaker 4: But the problem is eventually they're gonna be held accountable.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's how you know. They not like they're not authentic.
Speaker 1: It's an act to them.
Speaker 3: I've had my heart broken light like recently. You know,
Speaker 3: you know certain niggas you can't up seeing certain niggas
Speaker 3: of a certain caliber. I ain't gonna say the nigga's name,
Speaker 3: but a nigga just did the ultimate whole shit and
Speaker 3: I was like disappointed. I said, wow, really, they don't
Speaker 3: got to your ass, to my nigga, But I don't
Speaker 3: know what you Listen, A lot of that gonna happen.
Speaker 4: It's money, money, money, money, money.
Speaker 6: Listen if if money is everything, man, shit, you you
Speaker 6: a lot of niggas.
Speaker 3: For sale, Oh definitely, especially in this day and age.
Speaker 4: And so if niggas think it's an opportunity, they gonna
Speaker 4: just take it.
Speaker 3: And you know, our mentality when it come to money, mean,
Speaker 3: it ain't shit. It's me and you don't have change
Speaker 3: thousands of dollars with each other's like shit, you know,
Speaker 3: a whole bunch of money, and it ain't shit like
Speaker 3: I ain't gonna never send this nigga like I don't
Speaker 3: send g ten thousand not the blue, and he don't
Speaker 3: send me ten fifteen thousand, not the blue, just like that.
Speaker 3: It ain't never been no shit. Well when you go
Speaker 3: pay me, no, that's my brother right there. If I
Speaker 3: get something in nigga here, you know what I mean here,
Speaker 3: he ain't got to call me and tell me he
Speaker 3: may needed or whatever, and I ain't gotta do the
Speaker 3: same with him. We just look out for each other
Speaker 3: as we're a family, right. But it's like niggas now,
Speaker 3: Dog would sell you out, man, I feel I say,
Speaker 3: I know how Jesus feeling, not my niggagga, them souls
Speaker 3: you off for really, how you fuck with your silent ones,
Speaker 3: that you treat this game like the game it is,
Speaker 3: and then you take your ass.
Speaker 4: Home, you make jokes about everybody and fuck everybody.
Speaker 3: That this motherfucker right here is the best podcast partner
Speaker 3: in the world because he understands business. Right. It's like
Speaker 3: Dog and you know not to bring up no old shit, right,
Speaker 3: but a nigga when you're paying for every motherfucking thing
Speaker 3: and you doing this and that it's a business. Niggas
Speaker 3: don't never think, well, you know what, maybe y'all should
Speaker 3: put in on this and something getting this right there.
Speaker 4: But but you can't blame them.
Speaker 6: And I always tell you this offline, like you can't
Speaker 6: blame people if they never did that.
Speaker 4: This man had the finances own shit. He didn't been
Speaker 4: a part of a business.
Speaker 6: Where I'd have heard interviews where he didn't felt like
Speaker 6: he got the short end of the stick.
Speaker 4: Somewhere he got the best hand of the stick. So
Speaker 4: he do business.
Speaker 6: But he also got experience a lot of people that
Speaker 6: you brought in this business as far as podcasting. You're
Speaker 6: the first start and you teaching them business. This ain't
Speaker 6: your first business. You came from running a record label,
Speaker 6: taking me overseas and do concerts in different countries. And
Speaker 6: you knew how to do business before I even when
Speaker 6: I was just trans trans you know, coming out of
Speaker 6: the fucking sharing business.
Speaker 4: You taught me the record business.
Speaker 6: On a global level. Then nobody else know that shit.
Speaker 6: So you can't be mad at him. And that's why
Speaker 6: I always get mad at you. Yeah, and it could
Speaker 6: have been.
Speaker 4: But this is different.
Speaker 5: Yeah, this is a different different, This is different. Tainment
Speaker 5: is different, and especially a lot of street aspect. If
Speaker 5: niggas don't understand business, because you can understand the dope
Speaker 5: game easy, but when it comes to you know, entertainment
Speaker 5: and contracts and t's and i's and and you know,
Speaker 5: you gotta wait on shit and then it might be successful.
Speaker 3: Today.
Speaker 5: A lot of niggas don't understand that shit. A lot
Speaker 5: of niggas just no money, and here's the money.
Speaker 3: You feel me.
Speaker 6: Have no business being upset at no nigga you did
Speaker 6: business with. Every last nigga you did business.
Speaker 4: With, you helped. Y'all did good business. Y'all made history.
Speaker 6: Everyone me on down, including now wherever everybody else.
Speaker 4: You didn't make history.
Speaker 6: This is a historical platform, so every nigga helped build it.
Speaker 6: I told you you can't be mad at them because
Speaker 6: you understand business. You didn't get you didn't gave a lot,
Speaker 6: you didn't put it in. Further, everybody don't know how
Speaker 6: business were, so you gotta let it go and understand
Speaker 6: that people gonna see it how they see it.
Speaker 4: It ain't nothing personal.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's that's what niggas get.
Speaker 5: Ship crossed, though, because when you tell niggas it's business,
Speaker 5: they still take it personal.
Speaker 3: And that's what the problem is.
Speaker 1: Studying liars. They whole time is learning about much money
Speaker 1: they getting it all this and then they think another thing.
Speaker 3: The problem. The problem understand like the lottery.
Speaker 6: That TV shows was like glasses, man, this is not uncommon.
Speaker 6: That's they didn't want to pay me no money, Like,
Speaker 6: that's not uncommon.
Speaker 4: He had history. A lot of niggas don't know how
Speaker 4: much money they make.
Speaker 3: It. You had to explain to him because he was like, nigga,
Speaker 3: they're only trying to get me. I said, dog this
Speaker 3: shit because more than likely they got a little production
Speaker 3: situation the way they may be paying for the cameras
Speaker 3: and ship, but they not really getting no money. It's
Speaker 3: only what you feel what I'm saying.
Speaker 6: Because but you got to understand. You know that because
Speaker 6: you've been in films, you've been in TV, you'd have
Speaker 6: been in record You started a podcast company out of nowhere.
Speaker 6: I don't even know how you come up with the
Speaker 6: dumb ass ship because we sitting at a fucking table
Speaker 6: and you're like, man, i'mnna start a podcast company.
Speaker 3: That's the nigga would have deal. What I said how
Speaker 3: many years ago, was that we'd have been we'd have
Speaker 3: been so far ahead of the motherfucking games. I was
Speaker 3: talking about this ship. Chris was in high school. Dog,
Speaker 3: he was still sophomore, just because I was still running
Speaker 3: the pair of my program. So this is like we
Speaker 3: talked a sixteen twenty sixteen, twenty fifteen. Right. I'm telling
Speaker 3: this nigga because I know he'd like to talk and
Speaker 3: he's gonna say something found niggas. We need to do
Speaker 3: a podcast, nigga, we need to do a part.
Speaker 4: And see that's the number one mistake people thinking I
Speaker 4: like to talk. I don't know.
Speaker 3: I feel you have an honest opinion.
Speaker 6: That's what it is, because the natural thing is I like,
Speaker 6: it's not I just really feel like people around me
Speaker 6: should understand what I'm thinking.
Speaker 4: But what I came to understand is okay to be misunderstood,
Speaker 4: like as I.
Speaker 6: So, when you come from the streets, you need your
Speaker 6: pride for everything. So if people don't want to help you,
Speaker 6: you take it personal. That's what the New West was about,
Speaker 6: niggas taking it personal because we like damn the niggas
Speaker 6: who we looked up to don't want to help. We
Speaker 6: bought all these niggas records, but it was more pride
Speaker 6: and ignorance.
Speaker 4: But we didn't know.
Speaker 6: So you need that in the streets, that's how you
Speaker 6: build everything. You don't need that in the business. And
Speaker 6: nobody said that. The first nigga told me that was Dube. See,
Speaker 6: he's like me, you don't need your pride. You gotta
Speaker 6: fuck with niggas when they ready to fuck with you.
Speaker 6: They don't owe you shit. So a lot of niggas
Speaker 6: don't know that. Nobody tell you that. You come in
Speaker 6: this shit because everybody make you think all of us
Speaker 6: there same. They like all these niggas is crips and
Speaker 6: gang members and shit. So you thinking like these niggas
Speaker 6: see it like you and they don't have to. These
Speaker 6: niggas are a successful businessmen that can change their life,
Speaker 6: and you trying to bring something that's foreign as fuck
Speaker 6: to them.
Speaker 4: At this point in life.
Speaker 6: Every one of the niggas when the New West started them,
Speaker 6: niggas had been successful for fifteen years. Going think about
Speaker 6: that fifty quick eight q dre dog twelve, fifteen years
Speaker 6: of getting money and you coming in with this this
Speaker 6: brand new idea of how you don't know it worked.
Speaker 6: But if nobody sits down to tell you, you don't,
Speaker 6: so you gotta always tell you gotta look at it different,
Speaker 6: because you always knew how it worked, even when you
Speaker 6: did come to me with the podcast shit, and you
Speaker 6: came to me with the first podcast, right, which this
Speaker 6: is the first podcast, right, and.
Speaker 3: Actually you had the first mocking podcast, yeah, right, which
Speaker 3: is the mind I'm alone, right alone, you have to say.
Speaker 3: But even when we start building.
Speaker 6: Gainst the Chronicles as a podcast, right, like, and we
Speaker 6: start casting everybody, it was perfect.
Speaker 4: But a lot of times this was a new idea
Speaker 4: and it worked great. Sometimes it just don't go to
Speaker 4: the end.
Speaker 3: I mean, And that's when I figured out the niggas
Speaker 3: were fuck up a wet dream though.
Speaker 4: But it's not.
Speaker 3: It's not that it's not niggas are fuck up a
Speaker 3: wet dream.
Speaker 5: Sometimes niggas don't see Sometimes niggas don't see your vision,
Speaker 5: that's all.
Speaker 6: And a lot of niggas who what you got how
Speaker 6: many year, how many how many seeds you got to
Speaker 6: one and a half two seasons against Chronicles?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Before oh and it was just everybody, oh man,
Speaker 3: we probably on our fourth fifth year now, no, no.
Speaker 1: Not now.
Speaker 6: When it first when we had everybody together, how many
Speaker 6: how many episodes do we get?
Speaker 3: How many episodes? Man Ship? We didn't even get past
Speaker 3: a fucking year.
Speaker 6: Okay, So that's how powerful was depth Row that we
Speaker 6: consider the greatest label ever is four years. Put it
Speaker 6: in context. Cast Money been around now since nineteen ninety eight.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they've been a long time.
Speaker 4: So we talk about something that lasted a couple.
Speaker 3: Of days four years. Look how we talk how could
Speaker 3: it stay? How it really only had off them four years?
Speaker 3: Only two of them was great? Well, really, that's not true.
Speaker 3: This this is the fuck up part. Snoop carried that
Speaker 3: shit and he probably the most disrespected member of the
Speaker 3: whole shit. Chronic is a Snoop album.
Speaker 6: Shout out to Doc. Doc is my Lowe like I
Speaker 6: love because he made to be Snoop on fourteen and
Speaker 6: fifteen of the Chronic records. Next year's Doggy Style That's
Speaker 6: Not So ninety two is a Chronic that's a Snoop
Speaker 6: out fourteen after fifteen songs, and he wrote a lot
Speaker 6: of shit. Ninety three is Doggy Style, right, that's his record,
Speaker 6: and then it was so mainly backed. Then the dog
Speaker 6: let Me Finish ninety four, Murder was a case. Nigga's
Speaker 6: record three million, that's one song off cuz album ninety
Speaker 6: five is his group the Doll.
Speaker 3: He's on seven eight of those records. Nigga and niggas
Speaker 3: be talking about cousin be jealous of Pat?
Speaker 4: Can I be like?
Speaker 3: You had to be happy Pop came at this point, niggas.
Speaker 3: That's why he'd go, how long cut, how long it's
Speaker 3: been on cuts shoulders? Where the first record he on
Speaker 3: fifteen of the rec fourteen, fifteen of the records. The
Speaker 3: second records is all album. Then Murderer's Case is his idea.
Speaker 3: He's on the cover, and then the dog Food is
Speaker 3: the Snoop Dogg.
Speaker 4: And the dog Camp.
Speaker 6: Nigga had to be happy to Pop came at a
Speaker 6: certain place. Goddamn, somebody could lift his ship this shit?
Speaker 3: Have you? I think? You know what, gee, I think
Speaker 3: a lot of those people that be talking you gotta
Speaker 3: remember we was there in real time and seeing this
Speaker 3: shit right. So a lot of niggas don't really understand
Speaker 3: Snoop Dogg's impact. And I tell niggas, no matter how
Speaker 3: you feel about this, Nigga, this nigga is one of
Speaker 3: the greatest things that happened to hip.
Speaker 4: Hop ever the world.
Speaker 3: World. Well, I'm gonna tell you how I know. Me
Speaker 3: and Big Sych we was in Dubai and you know
Speaker 3: how them fancy peace yeah recipes only big Sight. You
Speaker 3: know how the luxury hotels got the dry cleaners and
Speaker 3: stuff down there. The cleaners that fucked don't nobody know
Speaker 3: that they're fuck. A lot of niggas don't know. And
Speaker 3: that's the prop. See how you nigga knew? Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: I remember that. Lets the hotel, you know, another fucker
Speaker 3: fucked up our clothes and ship. So we only picking
Speaker 3: up our clothes. The lady's like, oh, this is a
Speaker 3: beautiful shirt. Are you an entertainer? She knew, like you know,
Speaker 3: the fabric and stuff like that, And I said, yeah,
Speaker 3: we got here to do a show. She said, this
Speaker 3: is beautiful. What kind of music are you? She said,
Speaker 3: you look like very white. Do you play bass or
Speaker 3: something like that? And so I said, no, I rap
Speaker 3: right part so, but but we're talking, so she's telling
Speaker 3: me she said, I don't know too much rap, but
Speaker 3: I know Snoop Doggie Dog. And this woman is about
Speaker 3: seventy years old, and we in the Midton, the desert,
Speaker 3: my nigga, and she know who the fuck Snoop Dogg is.
Speaker 3: That's when I said I got this. Nigga's cold.
Speaker 4: For sure, the most famous rapper.
Speaker 6: But again, like I say, when you think about it,
Speaker 6: hip hop being street urban culture.
Speaker 4: Right, if you think about.
Speaker 6: Dog back in nineteen ninety three, ninety four, because album
Speaker 6: came out, he goes to England to do shows.
Speaker 4: Right, they don't let him in the country. They tripping
Speaker 4: on cubs. They not let him in. They run a
Speaker 4: whole magazine add cuz like Snoop can't get in the country.
Speaker 4: This nigga is evil and the king.
Speaker 3: Let the queen made the demand. They let his ass
Speaker 3: over there.
Speaker 6: Fucked that part right, This is thirty years ago, cuz
Speaker 6: this year in January February, cause and nigga's on the
Speaker 6: biggest stage in the world. Crip walking with a blue
Speaker 6: bandanna suit on, some chucks cuz chunking up chunky seas,
Speaker 6: smoking the blood on the side of the stage.
Speaker 3: This nigga said he smoked the blunt in the White House. Though.
Speaker 7: The nigga is just you don't even want Snoop if
Speaker 7: he ain't smoking like Snoop showing up.
Speaker 4: Nah, that's crazy, And to me, like, who want to
Speaker 4: not a hard Snoop?
Speaker 6: It just and he's still a crip man, like he's
Speaker 6: still a representation a street been coaching.
Speaker 4: He never turned it down, he never took it back.
Speaker 4: He did it his way.
Speaker 3: You knew what tripped me out about all these niggas
Speaker 3: to be hell of famous though, And that's the one
Speaker 3: thing I'll be explaining to eight, right because eight is
Speaker 3: a real quiet dude, and I'll be hetting to tell
Speaker 3: people ate cool the motherfucker. But if he don't know you,
Speaker 3: he just not go. He really don't owe you no conversation.
Speaker 3: I don't mean he don't like it, happy go lucky.
Speaker 1: I don't even know.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he's like, you know, he just don't know you.
Speaker 3: But the thing is Eight, in his mind, he's a
Speaker 3: regular nigga, he like. And I tell him, I say, bro,
Speaker 3: you're not a regular nigga. He's a regular nigga. Because
Speaker 3: what happens he is these dudes meet him and they
Speaker 3: thinking about all that's who I grew up on, and
Speaker 3: their feelings be hurt. Man, how come, Oh he didn't
Speaker 3: talk to me I'll be like, man, nigga don't know you.
Speaker 4: But niggas don't be thinking that way.
Speaker 3: This is the truth, bro.
Speaker 1: They see they see the superstar.
Speaker 4: We see these not the weed us.
Speaker 6: So when we look it's like, Nigga, you can't be upset, right,
Speaker 6: but you looking at niggas like these is niggas to
Speaker 6: some degree that raised you culturally outside of your household,
Speaker 6: of your neighborhood. So you see them differently, and it's crazy.
Speaker 6: I felt the same way. I used to be, Like
Speaker 6: Damn Man, I seen eight the first time cuz I'm
Speaker 6: in Spooktown at the Ojom, the Bomb House.
Speaker 4: He got a studio. I'm just starting to do music.
Speaker 6: I'm still selling Sharin At this point, I go bum
Speaker 6: eight there cause I can't even talk.
Speaker 3: To cuz, you know what I mean. This is what
Speaker 3: it be like, you know what I mean.
Speaker 4: So when you meet Dog and you meet Cuban, you
Speaker 4: meet these legends.
Speaker 6: I feel bad for him, especially now because now they've
Speaker 6: been in the business as a pro fifteen years. But
Speaker 6: I feel bad for him because it's like the expectations
Speaker 6: is crazy. Like my first time I was in the studio,
Speaker 6: Quick Cousin, he was bouncing around. I'm looking at cuz
Speaker 6: like I can't help it because I'm expecting you to
Speaker 6: just be some shit.
Speaker 4: It's not fair, they y'all. It's fucked up because shit, And.
Speaker 3: This is what I have to explain to people, right,
Speaker 3: I say, it's like this. You walk in the were right,
Speaker 3: you walk past the store manager. He don't know you,
Speaker 3: so he probably not gonna have a conversation, which you
Speaker 3: ain't that he's being mean. He just on a way
Speaker 3: mission doing what he do. And you thinking like I'm
Speaker 3: a rapper door. He said, no, man, nigga probably even
Speaker 3: know who the fuck you is.
Speaker 1: It's not you don't know.
Speaker 4: You feel what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: It's like it like that, And I asked him, did
Speaker 3: you go walk your way to introduce yourself to him?
Speaker 4: But then it's tough because it's not fair.
Speaker 5: I try to not put myself on that because some
Speaker 5: niggas do. And I think because I grew up in
Speaker 5: the neighborhood, and I guess that's kind of of fantasy
Speaker 5: for some niggas who claim to be, you know, street niggas.
Speaker 5: I grew up in Spooktown, you get me. I saw
Speaker 5: nutty blocks coming through every night shooting niggas and dry
Speaker 5: bys and you no, I mean shit. I mean I
Speaker 5: was from Tragnue. I lived in Spooktown. They had beef
Speaker 5: like a motherfucker.
Speaker 4: I remember that first started when Big G got killed
Speaker 4: at at the fuck Is Mobile.
Speaker 5: So I always was on neighborhood politics type of shit
Speaker 5: you get me. Wasn't flamboyant. Niggas didn't talk about shit
Speaker 5: like nigga. It's like when we went to spots, Nigga,
Speaker 5: we get out nigga. We wasn't like, hey, what's up, nigga, Nigga,
Speaker 5: We like nigga on guard Nigga. I was always like that,
Speaker 5: defensive on guard. Uh never talked too much. I just
Speaker 5: walk in and observe shit because you had that in
Speaker 5: the neighborhood nigga. I was on the block every night
Speaker 5: trying to sell crack pieces with six other niggas.
Speaker 3: You get me.
Speaker 5: We didn't know when the Campanella's was coming through or
Speaker 5: the so and souls. That was just the life I
Speaker 5: lived when.
Speaker 3: I grew up. Now you feel like you never so
Speaker 3: so even though even when I started rapping, even though
Speaker 3: this life made you a star, I never.
Speaker 5: I didn't want I didn't want that role. I didn't
Speaker 5: want to be Honestly, I didn't want to beat Cube
Speaker 5: or Snoop Dogg. I wanted to be just you know,
Speaker 5: fucking y'all pay me for the tapes and funk all
Speaker 5: that fame ship.
Speaker 3: I'm just so she was just gonna be one of
Speaker 3: the biggest gangster rappers of all time. I didn't even.
Speaker 5: And it wasn't even on that like, it wasn't even
Speaker 5: or no, I was gonna be the biggest gangster rapper.
Speaker 5: I'm just another nigga from the track New That's how
Speaker 5: I looked at myself, and I just didn't look at Nigga.
Speaker 4: You are not.
Speaker 3: I ain't. No, I ain't no bigger than than then,
Speaker 3: than the big neighborhood. You know, we had the neighborhood,
Speaker 3: big time drug dealer. I'm under him. You get me.
Speaker 3: I'm under the homie. I'm coming through Nigga.
Speaker 5: Duly trucks and six trades, but I'm still going to try.
Speaker 5: I'm getting out were hanging out the park. I'm not
Speaker 5: considering myself.
Speaker 3: I'm like.
Speaker 5: Niggas knew who our neighborhood drug dealer was. Nigga had
Speaker 5: boats in his yards. And all kinds of ship nigga.
Speaker 3: I'm feeling like I ain't gonna say his name our
Speaker 3: records and videos, I'm.
Speaker 4: Gonna say his name could because you're not saying his name.
Speaker 3: But bigger than good nigga. I'm like to me in
Speaker 3: the hood, that nigga.
Speaker 4: Was much love to every legend, that niggas, that.
Speaker 3: Nigga, that nigga was, you knew him, was he like?
Speaker 3: Was he like a big on me too? He was
Speaker 3: the he was the old I was a young nigga.
Speaker 3: We probably he probably a couple of years older.
Speaker 5: Living the niggas was like and I'm just yeah, before
Speaker 5: I was n C eight, I was just a nigga
Speaker 5: walking through the neighborhood with a couple of homies. Were
Speaker 5: going to the liquor store, bigger than every forty ouncers
Speaker 5: in Thunderbird, every dB.
Speaker 3: Hanging on on bar Clay every day.
Speaker 7: Like it's like homie before you was a famous rapper,
Speaker 7: so you.
Speaker 3: Got like when you grew up, yeah I didn't. Yeah,
Speaker 3: but but just keep that but that, but but it got.
Speaker 6: To be personal and this is what I learned, that's
Speaker 6: what but but no, but now also because he still
Speaker 6: gotta be m c A to us, like, now, that
Speaker 6: don't mean that, don't mean that, don't mean m c A.
Speaker 6: There is nobody outside of a nigga for track new,
Speaker 6: but a nigga that got kind of a lot of
Speaker 6: supplatinum gold records in the film, there's there's a lot
Speaker 6: to come with it.
Speaker 4: And this is the conversation with Snoo. It's fair that,
Speaker 4: but it do.
Speaker 6: But it also means you may don't know how everybody
Speaker 6: look at him, right.
Speaker 3: I think he knew that part.
Speaker 4: I don't think so.
Speaker 3: I didn't you didn't think he comes.
Speaker 5: Yes, he knew I had fans. He didn't really didn't
Speaker 5: realize he meant to us in that run. I didn't
Speaker 5: realize the fame of it, like it would weird me
Speaker 5: fucking different.
Speaker 3: Nah, I wasn't that nigga.
Speaker 5: Nigga nigga motherfuckers to tell you, I was fucking with
Speaker 5: the same bitches from high school before I got famous.
Speaker 5: I didn't go out and do that shit. I didn't
Speaker 5: go out and do that ship. I was fucking with
Speaker 5: the same motherfuckers.
Speaker 4: I knew he was in the same exact life I did.
Speaker 5: I didn't go out, I didn't go out and do
Speaker 5: the I didn't know. I didn't go out and and
Speaker 5: and hunt down the models and the celebrities. If I
Speaker 5: knew you when I was fifteen, when I was twenty five,
Speaker 5: that's who I was. You getting me exactly. It wasn't, no, nigga,
Speaker 5: you can go fuck so and so, and you could
Speaker 5: go fuck so and so.
Speaker 3: You didn't do that, did not. We just didn't give
Speaker 3: a fuck about it. He wasn't. I didn't go. I didn't.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I didn't go do it, man, nigga, you still
Speaker 5: gotta be I didn't know, even with doing even with
Speaker 5: even with doing the videos, going on tour, even with
Speaker 5: being in Menace and the movies and ship at that height,
Speaker 5: I was never like, oh, I'm finna go find me
Speaker 5: a celebrity bitch, and I'm finna go fuck all of just.
Speaker 3: You didn't even I didn't go fuck with him at all.
Speaker 6: But but incause the fence. But because the fence though
Speaker 6: rich and say cuz was on the boulevard, this prime.
Speaker 3: Cr that's what that that to me. To me, that
Speaker 3: was more important for me. It was more important for me, nigga.
Speaker 5: He it was more important for me for niggas to
Speaker 5: see me up and down Crenshaw every night in my
Speaker 5: sixth stress that was that was my thing, nigga every
Speaker 5: day he was still on dark and then and then
Speaker 5: I moved to one eleven around the corner from dub
Speaker 5: I was with them niggas every every day.
Speaker 3: That was my fame. You get me this, like right,
Speaker 3: like yeah, so he here.
Speaker 5: My fame was being able to go out on Sundays
Speaker 5: and where all the hood niggas be with they low
Speaker 5: riders and niggas be hanging out beca. I could jump
Speaker 5: out my car niggas. That was like what's up eight that?
Speaker 3: That was the hype for me.
Speaker 4: But understand why because that is success where we come from.
Speaker 4: That's goddamn right.
Speaker 3: Nigga. I could go.
Speaker 5: I could go from here to Crenshaw, I could go
Speaker 5: to one eleven. I could go to Inglewood, I could
Speaker 5: go anywhere. Whether you jump out my.
Speaker 4: Ship, sell dope got a business that was always success.
Speaker 3: I was more.
Speaker 5: I was more happy with that respect than niggas buying
Speaker 5: my fucking tapes and ship.
Speaker 3: I was able to I'm one of I'm one of
Speaker 3: the niggas.
Speaker 5: I'm not no nigga, I'm not pulling up in no
Speaker 5: motherfucking Bentley Coop and while niggas is out here and
Speaker 5: low riders and fix nigga out. Nigga, I'm riding around
Speaker 5: with my motherfucking mechanic blowing soellnoids and shit on Crenshaw
Speaker 5: with the hood up and niggas pulling over like, hey,
Speaker 5: what's up o, nigga?
Speaker 3: We hanging.
Speaker 4: Real story.
Speaker 6: I caught a flat on my low ride on my glasshouse,
Speaker 6: my rad glass house. I was on Lone Beach Boulevard.
Speaker 6: This's nineteen ninety nine, two thousand, and I'm right by
Speaker 6: my dad house. So I'm trying to get to my
Speaker 6: dad house. I go on my trump I'm looking for
Speaker 6: I got a dating hammer, but I locked the God knockoffs,
Speaker 6: so I'm sitting out there stuck. Nigga ain't got no
Speaker 6: triple A at that time, don't got the wrench or nothing.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 6: The nigga that pulled over to help me, baby gangster,
Speaker 6: rich ass, baby gangster.
Speaker 4: Right, he pulls over this he and gangs his paradise.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 4: We then all came from the boulevard.
Speaker 6: He pulls over and gangst paradise and nigga helped me
Speaker 6: jack up my court right there. We own Lone Beach
Speaker 6: Boulevard right off Compton. Feel me right there, this right
Speaker 6: when they build it right there. That nigga helped me
Speaker 6: change my dating hammer. And the reason I tell that
Speaker 6: story right is because that's how it is meeting y'all.
Speaker 6: It don't You're right, It don't matter how you achieved
Speaker 6: that success and celebrity, you still kind of become the
Speaker 6: apple of the community's eyes.
Speaker 4: So I guess it is tough and success should look
Speaker 4: the same. But yeah, yo, shit is a lot different
Speaker 4: than yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I was just I was just like niggas saying
Speaker 5: I was just a simple nigga, and I never and
Speaker 5: then coming where I came from, I never wanted to
Speaker 5: outdo the niggas that I was with every day, so
Speaker 5: I tried to belong you get me, I didn't.
Speaker 3: I didn't. I didn't do none of the fancy jewelry
Speaker 3: and none of that, like they.
Speaker 1: Got survivors remorse, Like is that like success remorse?
Speaker 6: But I agree with him because none of us, none
Speaker 6: of our dreams ain't bigger than just the community.
Speaker 4: No, no they're not.
Speaker 3: But you just don't dream sure like because nigga, we
Speaker 3: was watching we was watching than water. Nigga.
Speaker 1: When you be like nigga, what you right.
Speaker 4: With marg Yeah, yeah, nigga smaller than that.
Speaker 1: Nigga put that ship together, like nigga, we know that
Speaker 1: ship like.
Speaker 5: So, I just never wanted niggas to feel alienated because
Speaker 5: I'm like nigga, I came from where you came from,
Speaker 5: and I came from poverty. I came from motherfucking I
Speaker 5: came from struggle, gangs, niggas dying. I came from I
Speaker 5: didn't come from the silver spoon because.
Speaker 6: A lot of rappers couldn't hang out like that. But
Speaker 6: but I genuinely think all rappers could. I think the difference,
Speaker 6: I don't think.
Speaker 5: There's sometimes I think that I think that a lot
Speaker 5: of that I a tribute with with niggas forgetting where
Speaker 5: they came from. But that's because and a lot of
Speaker 5: and sometimes that comes with me. I didn't let money
Speaker 5: change me. I might have went out and bought a
Speaker 5: fancy car, but ship, nigga, I'm my car parked on Barclay.
Speaker 5: Every day you're getting I didn't know how to go. Oh, well,
Speaker 5: you shouldn't be hanging out.
Speaker 3: Here no more. You should be in Hollywood or fucking why.
Speaker 1: Should you really be you don't even want to hang
Speaker 1: out over there.
Speaker 4: But but to be honest, why should you anyway?
Speaker 3: Why should you?
Speaker 4: Where should we be? Why should we this was?
Speaker 3: This been my point, Like he was supposed to go
Speaker 3: to calab Why niggas think yeah, because that's because you
Speaker 3: know why, that's the image, that's the image of the
Speaker 3: comments of the common man, of the common motherfucker.
Speaker 4: Is like I know, I said when I got my
Speaker 4: little money, I wasn't going to leader hood.
Speaker 3: I knew you ain't in You know why you're in
Speaker 3: in the grory heels or nowhere. Nigga.
Speaker 5: When I when I first came, when I first came up,
Speaker 5: when I first came up, Nigga, I moved to Soritos.
Speaker 3: You feel me?
Speaker 4: That was a wind to me, that's what igga. That
Speaker 4: was ship to me.
Speaker 3: Nigga's gotta be a little townhouse in Serritos, Nigga, right
Speaker 3: off Carson Street coming from Compton Watson. You winning, So that.
Speaker 4: To me, that was it was winning.
Speaker 3: Niggas hadiggas don't go Niggas had to tell me, no,
Speaker 3: niggas don't go to niggas. Niggas basically had to tell
Speaker 3: me to stop coming to the hood. Yeah, because but
Speaker 3: but they knew how big you was, and and and
Speaker 3: they and the niggas who was you know, because you
Speaker 3: have you know in the hood. You know how it is.
Speaker 5: You got to you got your group, you got this group,
Speaker 5: you got this group. My group was, Nigga, why are
Speaker 5: you coming over here?
Speaker 3: Still?
Speaker 5: You get me because there's niggas over here that don't
Speaker 5: like you coming around no more because of who you
Speaker 5: become me. I'm still thinking like I'm still here. But
Speaker 5: it's powers that be to go. No, nigga, you can't
Speaker 5: come around here. It's a affecting one.
Speaker 3: But it's not and it's not they fault once you
Speaker 3: change social classes. It just changed social and that wasn't
Speaker 3: and and I didn't try to do that. But you can't.
Speaker 3: You can't help it.
Speaker 5: You go from you go from like I said, you
Speaker 5: go from one day getting dropped off over there by
Speaker 5: your mom and then a year later, nigga, you pulling
Speaker 5: up in the brand new fucking due and you know,
Speaker 5: and I'm still like, nigga, I'm from the hood.
Speaker 1: I'm pretty sure even family start treating you like different
Speaker 1: just because you become something. Behavior usually gonna be the
Speaker 1: nigga that sings. Still I'm still cousin.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, I mean you you tried, you the family,
Speaker 5: you just have to. I think I just like I said,
Speaker 5: I grew up in Compton. I knew what it was
Speaker 5: going through poverty. I knew what it was going through elementary, junior,
Speaker 5: high school, gang banging, not having ship. You know, niggas
Speaker 5: is selling shirm down the block. The essays is right here,
Speaker 5: you singing gangs, you seeing shit. Just like I tell
Speaker 5: every nigga, Saturday Mornings was about cartoons in Cereal. But
Speaker 5: by the time I started walking to school, nigga, it's
Speaker 5: about nigga. I'm finna be from the hood.
Speaker 3: There's nothing else to life but this ship here.
Speaker 5: It wasn't no rapping, it wasn't no football playing, it
Speaker 5: wasn't no sports, it wasn't nothing. So that's why I
Speaker 5: think I was more grounded to just being a normal
Speaker 5: nigga representing the hood, because it's all I know.
Speaker 3: I didn't know nothing else. I didn't know shit from
Speaker 3: before I just started rapping. I tried. I was selling.
Speaker 3: I'm trying to sell crack. Come nigga.
Speaker 4: The change never came.
Speaker 3: That's it. No, it really didn't.
Speaker 6: What happened, Look what happened. No, what happened to him
Speaker 6: was the same thing that happened to me. Everybody else
Speaker 6: noticed it. Like what happened was I stopped. No, what
Speaker 6: happens is like nigga stopped saying glasses logan start saying
Speaker 6: GM alone. That's when you know this thing, well, nigg
Speaker 6: start treating you like you not being over here.
Speaker 3: You start you, you know you you represent you representing
Speaker 3: that cm W.
Speaker 5: You ain't representing that trag Newes while you while you
Speaker 5: you know you coming around, you coming around with seeing
Speaker 5: dub hats and sweatshirts, nigga with the TPC sweatshirts and
Speaker 5: hats and ship. So you start feeling like, because I'm
Speaker 5: gonna watch nigga, I'm nigga, I'm still I'm here. I'm
Speaker 5: putting niggas in my videos. And then it's it turns
Speaker 5: into a nigga. I mean your video, nigga, what I
Speaker 5: get what I get because I'm in the video.
Speaker 6: Don't blame it because they life not changing like it
Speaker 6: ain't homies for like even when all like when all
Speaker 6: this shit happened in certain homies, life wasn't changing like
Speaker 6: I used to hear all kind of crazy ship like.
Speaker 6: But what I realized was, imagine your older homies that
Speaker 6: raise you, they kids talking about you. Now you the
Speaker 6: most talked about nigga from the community. You weren't even
Speaker 6: you was just a regular nigga from around the way,
Speaker 6: like I was as glass as low before a rap
Speaker 6: like niggas knew me. But then you become the token
Speaker 6: or the centerpiece of an idea, and it don't change
Speaker 6: you because moon is still mooning me, Pluck still plucked to.
Speaker 4: Me, Shaddy is still shaddy to me.
Speaker 6: All the homey is still the umies to me, Like
Speaker 6: right boo, they are still there, but not to nobody
Speaker 6: else and not to them even then they gonna look
Speaker 6: and be like, yo, shit is different, So you just
Speaker 6: you kind of have to start doing something different.
Speaker 4: But I agree, there's a.
Speaker 6: Place where I agree with a right because success still
Speaker 6: look like success to us. Because right now, if you
Speaker 6: got a million dollar house or a multi million dollar
Speaker 6: house and Toritos you want, especially no matter what we say,
Speaker 6: we ain't got to go to no Calabascas.
Speaker 4: We don't got to go to no Beverly.
Speaker 6: If you got a two to three million dollars house
Speaker 6: of Toritos, you are champion, right right. But I'm saying,
Speaker 6: but if you got two or three million dollars a Toritos,
Speaker 6: if you got a low rider, all these things are success.
Speaker 6: So I don't think it's that as much as the
Speaker 6: fact that you know he set the standards of success,
Speaker 6: they stayed the same.
Speaker 3: Well, let me ask you all, two niggas this right
Speaker 3: when y'allways little kids, y'all pops out there fucking were
Speaker 3: quick and you know he was doing this thing. He
Speaker 3: was known. That didn't get y'all know, brownie points in
Speaker 3: the neighborhood. We never told y'all didn't tell niggas that
Speaker 3: was kids.
Speaker 5: Y'all grew up into that. So as a kid, my
Speaker 5: son hated the ship. He hate when niggas he not
Speaker 5: like hated it, But he didn't tell people like my
Speaker 5: dad's MC eight like. He didn't tell people. He didn't tell.
Speaker 3: You think you watch Quick blow up from your you
Speaker 3: watch a nigga like Quick blow up from your living room, nigga,
Speaker 3: you don't really think.
Speaker 4: He that famous.
Speaker 1: And that's what I'm saying with eight, I think it
Speaker 1: never hit them. Birthday part now the kids around they
Speaker 1: he famous to.
Speaker 3: Now, yeah, that's when you start to know the part chilling,
Speaker 3: playing dominoes, drinking genuine drive, like we're just chilling, you
Speaker 3: know what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: We looking at it like, oh, I think that's what happens,
Speaker 4: And that's.
Speaker 3: Just what it was saying.
Speaker 5: Like when I would Karan start playing football and I
Speaker 5: would take him to all his little tournaments and niggas.
Speaker 3: Be like, nigga, you know who your dad is? Do
Speaker 3: you know who this is?
Speaker 5: And my certain Karate's sitting there looking at him like, yeah,
Speaker 5: I know where he is. The nigga woke me up
Speaker 5: this morning?
Speaker 3: Whooped? He won't.
Speaker 5: And then niggas be like, man, I need to take
Speaker 5: a picture with you, and he be standing there like
Speaker 5: why let's want to take a picture with you.
Speaker 1: I remember, like being in junior high. When you get
Speaker 1: a little older, like when Pops, like when Pops was
Speaker 1: on the Sugar Free record if you stay ready on
Speaker 1: the video and shit, I remember a couple of homies
Speaker 1: that I grew up with used to say, shit, I
Speaker 1: remem once how he was walking He's like, yo, Dad,
Speaker 1: not on that album I listen to the whole I mean,
Speaker 1: ain't there so you could tell like, oh, this ship
Speaker 1: might make certain niggas feel like a little bit in
Speaker 1: Adega just because you have this, you know what I'm saying. This, this,
Speaker 1: this is your family.
Speaker 6: This is a real story, right, not walking around like
Speaker 6: that though, But so as the whole New West shit is,
Speaker 6: so as the whole New West shit is coming to
Speaker 6: an end, the whole New West shit coming to end.
Speaker 6: Right now, I'm starting to run into all the ledgers
Speaker 6: right because now like I'm just on my own shit.
Speaker 4: So Dog wanted to talk to me. This a real story.
Speaker 4: You remember, Dog wanted to talk to me. Right, I'm
Speaker 4: at a.
Speaker 6: Video shoot with a con and drama, a con drama.
Speaker 6: Who else at that video shoo? I was on crutchy.
Speaker 6: I had searched you on my leg. It was me
Speaker 6: and Jay Rock together, but it was a video with
Speaker 6: that drama was putting together with a con of video
Speaker 6: on different niggas. So he wanted to talk to me.
Speaker 6: But at this point, I'm so disappointed, I'm tired. I'm like, man,
Speaker 6: I'm over it. Feel me like this shit has been lame,
Speaker 6: So I don't want to talk to him. Deacon shout
Speaker 6: out to town from hat Gang used to run with
Speaker 6: Snoop all the time. He tried to come find us.
Speaker 6: He's like, man, I need to talk to you. He like, man,
Speaker 6: Snoop won't talk to you. Man, come to the trailer, nah,
Speaker 6: cause I'm not talking to dog Man.
Speaker 4: I'm tired.
Speaker 6: This shit is frustrating, you know what I mean. I'm
Speaker 6: just over it. Like I'd rather just buy his albums now.
Speaker 6: I don't want to meet him. So he wanted to
Speaker 6: talk to me. They kept pressing the line. Now at
Speaker 6: this point they pressed the line. They didn't call my
Speaker 6: big homie to making press a line on me to
Speaker 6: go talk to him. So I finally go talk to him.
Speaker 6: So when we finally get to talking, right, it start
Speaker 6: off rocky when the working and what I realized more
Speaker 6: than anything was just like with eight, they don't really
Speaker 6: realize it changes here too, right, So I think they know,
Speaker 6: like all the West Coast legends know they mean something
Speaker 6: to us, but I don't think they know what it
Speaker 6: means to us. And I was telling him, I'm like
Speaker 6: I get it. He's like glass, you know, I'm Snoop Dogg.
Speaker 6: I'm like yeah, but you, Snoop Dogg, Cuz.
Speaker 4: Like nigga, I'm a.
Speaker 6: Seventh Street wash cript for real, Like and you know
Speaker 6: I'm for real because you know my older homies. You
Speaker 6: Snoop Dogg, cuse you ate y'all not just jay Z,
Speaker 6: You not Puff or Mace. Nigga, you are literally are
Speaker 6: predecessors and culture and music. That's so I'm telling cuz
Speaker 6: I'm like, so if it means something simple like cuz
Speaker 6: you telling the nigga like.
Speaker 4: Bro show oh like you don't know what your words mean?
Speaker 4: What changed my life?
Speaker 3: Bro? Is doctor dre telling me whatever I'm doing, I
Speaker 3: don't need to be doing it. I should be doing
Speaker 3: this for a living. That line, that line made me
Speaker 3: convinced because I did it like I saw Sharon see
Speaker 3: Dream was really fucking what you doing.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but he wasn't because he even fucked with street niggas.
Speaker 6: But the point is he gave me that.
Speaker 3: So and this is what I say to eight.
Speaker 4: This is what I tell dog. This why I even
Speaker 4: tell Cube all of.
Speaker 6: Them them little small things cuz from niggas like them,
Speaker 6: because we see them as us.
Speaker 4: See, there's no nigga that come up gang banging. Fuck
Speaker 4: the hype.
Speaker 6: We all know eight from Track New, we all know
Speaker 6: Schnowth from twenties. We on the fuck of QB didn't
Speaker 6: get put on or he was a baby q from
Speaker 6: one to eleven. No matter what he say, culturally you're
Speaker 6: a one eleven nigga. So when you say something simple
Speaker 6: than the nigga DM, hey, man, I see you don't start.
Speaker 4: I tell ice teeth don't stop. That shit mean everything
Speaker 4: to us every nigga. That shit freezes us. And it
Speaker 4: might be the reason that nigga don't throw their life away.
Speaker 1: Out that nigga more for the street. And like I'm
Speaker 1: rapping to get the respect from one of my master
Speaker 1: starting me at.
Speaker 6: That nigga said glasses man, them niggas be telling yo
Speaker 6: shit when Scott Finks got some of them fire motives,
Speaker 6: don't cancel these nothings like get this ship is hard.
Speaker 3: Nigga e P called me. They didn't talked, and I'm like, nigga,
Speaker 3: that ship me in the world because we think we
Speaker 3: know that he like us. See you know what's funny.
Speaker 3: I look at ep. EP still stays in his community,
Speaker 3: still participates in this community, and still you know, still
Speaker 3: doing this big records that don't have to You don't
Speaker 3: have to go through the same ship as the producer
Speaker 3: that the rappers do.
Speaker 1: Do you what'less it?
Speaker 6: Also he is he is critically a claim he not
Speaker 6: incredibly famous.
Speaker 4: Eight got a different problem.
Speaker 3: Niggas can see eight walking down the street and like everybody,
Speaker 3: I don't want that. You get to work on the
Speaker 3: college drop out the motherfucker knowing you just get to
Speaker 3: do your shit, get paid it, get paid, just be
Speaker 3: a rick.
Speaker 4: Eight is in the movie. It don't just say eight
Speaker 4: and then nigga just is it.
Speaker 6: It's like this is like he said this a ways,
Speaker 6: hold up, nigga, like you know this is nigga that
Speaker 6: and that's the hard part. But that's why I told Dog,
Speaker 6: Like when we was in a conversation, I'm like, cuz, yes,
Speaker 6: you Snoop Dogg to everybody else, right, that's dope, but
Speaker 6: you snoop dog to us, Cuz like eight eight is
Speaker 6: eight to everybody else as m C eight, but to
Speaker 6: us cause you eight, Like you know what I mean,
Speaker 6: You this nigga that grew up just like we grew
Speaker 6: up and were pursuing the same goal that you are.
Speaker 4: So if you say, like when Trady came home, it was.
Speaker 6: Like, cuz I fucked with you. Nigga that ship meant
Speaker 6: the world because they ain't like you think.
Speaker 4: The brat said.
Speaker 6: Shout out to the bratcuz shout out to a lot
Speaker 6: of other people that rap. It's different when the nigga
Speaker 6: that grew up around the corner and you see you like,
Speaker 6: damn nigga, he' tra.
Speaker 1: D that nigga paid us for our first time, first
Speaker 1: nigga to pay us the.
Speaker 4: Per You don't forget that.
Speaker 6: That's how I feel about Freaky Dre Like everybody feel like,
Speaker 6: why fuck with certain nigga Freaky Jake third, fourth nigga
Speaker 6: ever booked me for a show, gave thirty five hundred
Speaker 6: dollars because you can't tell me nothing.
Speaker 3: About that nigga. It's dope as hell.
Speaker 6: So again, it mattered what y'all think. It matters, And
Speaker 6: that's what I always tell him because it matter what
Speaker 6: they think.
Speaker 3: What that's dope. Yeah, we don't think. But before I go,
Speaker 3: I want to kind of do a recap of sorts
Speaker 3: some ship we asked, right, you know, Keithy, I just
Speaker 3: see man that he hired the the mayor of Las Vegas.
Speaker 3: The son is his attorney.
Speaker 4: Smart man.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's a smart mode.
Speaker 4: How does he get this busy good man?
Speaker 3: Do you think do y' all think that the l
Speaker 3: a p D kind of tried to set this nigga
Speaker 3: up in a little bit sure by former content, you know,
Speaker 3: like the Common Police Department off man.
Speaker 4: Red's been talked about he gonna get the nigga. Red
Speaker 4: talked about he gonna.
Speaker 6: Get the nigga on all the little pods, Uh, the
Speaker 6: other the white man what's his brother name that you
Speaker 6: we talked to all time?
Speaker 4: They've been all out for him, so you know, I
Speaker 4: could believe it should they be mad?
Speaker 3: And then since this your man, Joe Budden, Well we
Speaker 3: talked about this a little bit. Do you think Drake
Speaker 3: was being a little too sensitive about that situation? No?
Speaker 4: I just think Drake is the nigga that know how
Speaker 4: to market.
Speaker 3: So you think that was all the market employee?
Speaker 1: Man, He might have been his real feelings, but I
Speaker 1: think he understood what he could turn it into, because at.
Speaker 6: First, the whole conversation was the album Make Good. That
Speaker 6: was the whole conversation.
Speaker 3: I think he's secretly admired Joe secretly. I think he
Speaker 3: admired Joe public Joe publicly, he got videos a mind
Speaker 3: Joe Budden. Now he telling the nigga shit. That's just
Speaker 3: like to me, you gotta be a take criticism about
Speaker 3: but you put yourself at that level.
Speaker 4: Listen, It's about redirecting the narrative.
Speaker 6: They went from talking about his record wasn't good to
Speaker 6: him getting that Joe foul. Then that became a conversation
Speaker 6: and that's way better. What's better your record?
Speaker 3: Whack two?
Speaker 4: He cutsed Drake out, what's a better narrative?
Speaker 3: Feel me? So he did what he had.
Speaker 4: I always feel like this with Drake. I just said
Speaker 4: this on the back on fig Drake.
Speaker 6: Make if you don't like Drake music because you don't
Speaker 6: like the current wave of culture at that point, because
Speaker 6: whatever the current wave of culture, that's what his music
Speaker 6: is on.
Speaker 4: So if SEXI read this hot right now, this is
Speaker 4: what's hot.
Speaker 6: This what he's doing last album, this album, this album,
Speaker 6: So to me is if you not a fan of Drake,
Speaker 6: you're just not a fan of current culture at that time,
Speaker 6: because he like Madonna, cuz like find current culture cuz
Speaker 6: and make records out of it.
Speaker 5: So so where we at with wheeling Jay. You think
Speaker 5: Will should leave her man, there ain't no leaving. It's
Speaker 5: been left married. You can't cancel.
Speaker 4: I'm tired of talking about it because I genuinely think
Speaker 4: they in it together.
Speaker 3: It might be a publicity the way shit he is
Speaker 3: now might be an older bit publicity step.
Speaker 4: Like he just got a bullshit bitch.
Speaker 3: Yeah, exactly, you know how you got to see you
Speaker 3: see you don't know because you've just been with your
Speaker 3: old lady for so long because you don't notice.
Speaker 6: But like you have a bullshit bitch and she be bullshit,
Speaker 6: but she yo bitch and you stuck with her and
Speaker 6: that's this bullsh of ass bitch. But it's yo bit
Speaker 6: that so. But I really genuinely think that stay shipped together.
Speaker 6: I told Joe this the other day. They fucking media
Speaker 6: mastered think about it. Same thing I just said with Drake.
Speaker 6: We talking about Drake and Joe Buddens. We not talking
Speaker 6: about how good or bad the record is. No more,
Speaker 6: we talking about Joe Budds. Will ain't been in the
Speaker 6: movie that meant nothing in the wild. Jada ain't been
Speaker 6: in the movie that meant nothing in a wild Since.
Speaker 3: He slept that motherfucker. He ain't gonna be in the movie.
Speaker 4: That's not true because now he gained his sympathy in
Speaker 4: the public.
Speaker 1: Opportunity comes from sympathy, dummy. That's one thing he not
Speaker 1: trust me.
Speaker 6: Jada probably told that nigga, let me do this. This
Speaker 6: is gonna create sympathy for you. It's gonna get you
Speaker 6: back into the movies. Niggas gonna feel bad. They're gonna
Speaker 6: all see your movie and it's gonna mean something. They
Speaker 6: love each other. Man, I ain't come. That's why I've
Speaker 6: been talking about. I ain't posting about this ship. You
Speaker 6: ain't playing me. I'm not giving him no marketing.
Speaker 3: One more question, do you all think Funny Markle got
Speaker 3: punk or did he just get the same energy? Y'
Speaker 3: all know about this.
Speaker 1: I've been seeing clips of it, man, but I didn't really.
Speaker 7: But somebody's watch got broken something, something.
Speaker 1: Like the dudes was trying to like troll him and
Speaker 1: bully him because he got this certain dry human But
Speaker 1: I don't know how real that.
Speaker 5: All this ship, Like I said, all this ship is
Speaker 5: for content. All these motherfuckers do ship for content nowadays because.
Speaker 3: You feel me.
Speaker 6: But at the same time, I don't know if they
Speaker 6: send to know how niggas market being a bitch.
Speaker 4: You know, Kevin Hard do market Kevin Harden even no
Speaker 4: bitch in real life, Ken.
Speaker 6: Tall, but Kevin Hard in real life because it's a trooper,
Speaker 6: like I didn't fuck Becausin He's shot and all that,
Speaker 6: but then he all this comedy because he market on
Speaker 6: being a mark. Every comic joke is like Mody Pump
Speaker 6: and the teacher Punky. The teachers ain't punky, and they
Speaker 6: probably make sense for a statue or something.
Speaker 1: Yeah, when you worked after millions of dollars, nigga, you
Speaker 1: you play he a commedia say.
Speaker 3: It's just goofy hey, And I'm gonna tell the people
Speaker 3: out here right now who all the streaming download cancel
Speaker 3: the right.
Speaker 6: Yeah, we gave O G O G to cancel these nuts.
Speaker 6: Flash drive, we gave both of them. It's a cassette
Speaker 6: flash drives. Player, you're gonna check it out. Still pull
Speaker 6: that out, letting people see that right there.
Speaker 4: This we on the way. We stay on some other ship, right,
Speaker 4: so pull it out then't look at the bottom.
Speaker 3: This is a flash Pull that thing out, motherfucker.
Speaker 4: See that's player.
Speaker 3: This ship is hard. This is hard as dot com.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's the cool thing. Go to the Crisp store
Speaker 6: dot com. He gonna put the Lincoln the Bidio. Go
Speaker 6: to the crisp store dot yeah. All that that's me
Speaker 6: stream that we're.
Speaker 4: Looking to carry eight.
Speaker 6: Were looking to carry eight next album at the cripstore
Speaker 6: dot com. Olivia's connection feel me. That's what we're doing
Speaker 6: right now. We're making fun of the world. We ain't
Speaker 6: taking no prisoners, and we're finna go up.
Speaker 3: This ship is a genius right here.
Speaker 4: Thank you.
Speaker 1: Cancel these nuts man, y'all that everywhere produced entirely by
Speaker 1: EP Pope.
Speaker 3: We want to win it, Like, why you playing? I
Speaker 3: think and I told EP this. I want to get
Speaker 3: you on eight together. Man. I think y'all to make
Speaker 3: some cold lass that would I think that'll be some
Speaker 3: cold lass. Ship. This nigga got is amazing.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you know, and he and held get super bluesy you.
Speaker 3: Know, I mean on that funk taip sounds good because
Speaker 3: he can go in there by him being a real
Speaker 3: Most niggas gotta use other musicians and ship. You go
Speaker 3: in there and play everything so you can do because
Speaker 3: eight be producing. He really be going there you know
Speaker 3: what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's how you produce it.
Speaker 3: That's like, get down, do it just like that. Do
Speaker 3: it again. Ahead, look at this motherfucker figure that nigga
Speaker 3: start dancing to it and other look at the moves,
Speaker 3: a big ass robot. Don let's do it. You be
Speaker 3: making beefs nigga making beef for that nigga?
Speaker 5: Why his wife and his wife we missed going for
Speaker 5: that ship and already the boty there with that doing nothing.
Speaker 3: Put he put the equipment in the bedroom and ship
Speaker 3: drinking and yack, and I was drinking henny seats and
Speaker 3: he's smoking on we seven o'clock in the more ship.
Speaker 3: She's done with that ship, smelling like, man, don't be
Speaker 3: trying to get me in. No motherucking trouble, nigga.
Speaker 5: This was thirty years ago, okay, But he don't put
Speaker 5: the he don't put the drum machine back in the
Speaker 5: bedroom and the microphone.
Speaker 3: She said, yeah, right, you fin to make the big still.
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, your name Norm nigga. Your name is Norm Nigga. Like, yeah,
Speaker 3: that's over. She said, it was cool when you were
Speaker 3: twenty five or thirty, but now nigga, you fifty three.
Speaker 5: Your name still put that ship around here with a
Speaker 5: straw hat on one whom Rodney more.
Speaker 4: He going back to Ireland. They going nowhere, Nigga fin
Speaker 4: the mod alawn.
Speaker 3: Get your ass on one of the rod boors and
Speaker 3: cut this law out here.
Speaker 6: Corea's not out to my big ships because she'd fucking
Speaker 6: holding sh it down.
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