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Speaker 5: Yip y'all finally got them back up in here. Hey,
Speaker 5: what's going on with you?
Speaker 2: Good bro?
Speaker 6: Yeah, I'm straight man, just chilling, trying to.
Speaker 4: Take it easy, man.
Speaker 5: Heck you back. You know, I want to touch with
Speaker 5: some football a little bit, just a little bit out
Speaker 5: the norm norm. You see, the Jets fired the head coach. Yeah,
Speaker 5: I saw that. You think it was too soon? You
Speaker 5: think they gave him enough time to try to change
Speaker 5: the situation around.
Speaker 6: I mean, you know, shit, just like everybody shay when
Speaker 6: you when you don't have a good record and you
Speaker 6: got a star quarterback, which really dictate a lot of
Speaker 6: what's going on. And I guess everybody could see that
Speaker 6: the relationship wasn't you know, it wasn't substantial between them too,
Speaker 6: So it was just a matter of time before they
Speaker 6: got rid of it and brought somebody in that you know,
Speaker 6: he probably approves of better.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 5: You know what though, it seemed like right now the
Speaker 5: players kind of controlling what goes on in the league.
Speaker 6: Well, when you got a star player, definitely they gonna
Speaker 6: dictate something. You know, you gotta you got a veteran,
Speaker 6: you know, you gotta Tom Brady, you gotta Aaron Rodgers,
Speaker 6: you got somebody of significance, you know, Patrick Mahomes or whatever.
Speaker 6: Star players got star power. They're able to dictate you know,
Speaker 6: a lot of shit.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you know what though, that's a slippery slope though,
Speaker 5: because I do believe the coach has to take ultimate accountability.
Speaker 5: But at the end of the day, them dudes got
Speaker 5: to go out there and play. They all making a
Speaker 5: whole bunch of money. They got to go out there
Speaker 5: and perform.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that too, but.
Speaker 6: They gonna put it on the fact of the game
Speaker 6: plan of what the head coach is doing. I'm not
Speaker 6: following right now, so it's altering my play you.
Speaker 4: Know, I'm a start player. I know what I can do.
Speaker 6: But if I got a coach whose playbook is altering
Speaker 6: my motherfucking position, then it's gonna be some complaints going
Speaker 6: damn especially you know what's more valuable.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's real. And with the amount of money they
Speaker 5: paying these head coaches, man, I guess they gotta hold
Speaker 5: them accountable.
Speaker 6: We're not gonna get ready to start, so somebody's got
Speaker 6: to take the helm and that's usually the head coach.
Speaker 5: You know what, if they don't start winning after this,
Speaker 5: he'd be gone next because that's the where usually go.
Speaker 5: I see, man, you know I'm gonna touch on something
Speaker 5: nels too. You see, USC lost the Minnesota this past weekend.
Speaker 5: My son's am a matyrn. I'm a big SC fan,
Speaker 5: always have been, always, probably will continue on. But they're
Speaker 5: paying Lincoln Rally a lot of money. Man, he gotta
Speaker 5: win those type of games.
Speaker 4: Man, Yeah, you can't under and a lot of.
Speaker 6: Upsets and ship this week this past week. The thing is,
Speaker 6: you just can't underestimate the underdog, which a lot of
Speaker 6: high profile teams do. A team to underestimate the underdog
Speaker 6: and not realizing that, you know, we got us a
Speaker 6: couple of portal players too over here, you get me.
Speaker 6: So the grit and the determination from the underdog might
Speaker 6: overwhelm the re laxation of the star team that weekend.
Speaker 6: And you know, you look up, a motherfucker jump on
Speaker 6: you twenty one nothing, and you know now you gotta
Speaker 6: play catch up all game.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you know what the problem is, though, bro, I
Speaker 5: noticed SC's defense been playing real good, man, SC need
Speaker 5: a defensive mind, that head coached me. Ain't ain't no
Speaker 5: knock against Lincoln. I'm not talking bad against him, but
Speaker 5: when you're paying somebody one hundred million dollars, bro, they
Speaker 5: gotta win, and he don't have been there for three
Speaker 5: years right now. They should beat like this should have
Speaker 5: been the year that they was gonna really play for
Speaker 5: a national lamp, a national championship. They should have beat
Speaker 5: Michigan a few weeks ago. And I know they didn't
Speaker 5: have some calls go they way for fuck them calls.
Speaker 5: The game shouldn't even been that close. Michigan don't even
Speaker 5: got a quarterback. They should have beat Michigan and they
Speaker 5: damn sure shouldn't have lost to No. Minnesota. And the
Speaker 5: thing is, you put up seventeen points. I think they
Speaker 5: need to make a change in quarterback. I wouldn't mind
Speaker 5: seeing the kid to transfer from UNF come in because
Speaker 5: at the end of the day, you gotta have a
Speaker 5: dynamic quarterback. Especially you got to think about Lincoln Riley
Speaker 5: in the past and his systems. He's had Baker Maysfield,
Speaker 5: he got the brother he had Baker Mayfield, he got
Speaker 5: the kid that came out last year. He got the
Speaker 5: other brother to play for Philly. So he's had all
Speaker 5: of these dynamic quarterbacks, right, they can run, scramble and
Speaker 5: do stuff. He's never really had a quarterback that it
Speaker 5: was just a statue just staying back there and just
Speaker 5: throw the football. That's the kid is not.
Speaker 4: I'm not against him.
Speaker 5: I like him a lot. He was there when my
Speaker 5: son was there. But they need they gotta win games, bro,
Speaker 5: and they gotta happen.
Speaker 7: Now, what up?
Speaker 5: What up? What up? What up?
Speaker 4: Man?
Speaker 7: That almost sounded like the Pink Panther stuff when I
Speaker 7: did that. What up? What up?
Speaker 5: What up?
Speaker 7: What up? What up?
Speaker 5: It's another episode of Against the Chronicles podcast. It's your boy,
Speaker 5: big steal and I got my homeboy back. My dog
Speaker 5: is back, my my nime shit was crying. Man, you
Speaker 5: ain't gonna hit us off with the jail all.
Speaker 4: Ship, nigger.
Speaker 6: I'm over here looking at all this fucking technical shit. Jail,
Speaker 6: this technical shit that you got them set up around here.
Speaker 7: Oh man, it's about to get even more technical on there.
Speaker 4: Hey.
Speaker 5: But you know what's crazy, Bro, I don't like doing
Speaker 5: the show without you, dog, but I had the soldier
Speaker 5: it through last week.
Speaker 7: You know.
Speaker 5: We didn't want to miss no episodes or far behind,
Speaker 5: and it was cool. We had DJ scream in here, right,
Speaker 5: So he held her down with me. But you know,
Speaker 5: people get mad because I am a celebrit tweet like you.
Speaker 5: They be like, man, where a at? I think they
Speaker 5: be feeling slighted. Ah shit, they'd be like, man, I
Speaker 5: ain't come to do the show with you?
Speaker 7: Where is he?
Speaker 4: That exact?
Speaker 6: Well, shit, you know sometime motherfucker's at the you know,
Speaker 6: other shit comes about.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's exactly, And.
Speaker 7: That's why I got you set up over there because
Speaker 7: you might have to hold it down for.
Speaker 4: Me one day exactly. So you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: We got to.
Speaker 5: Get the show going. So man, I guess, I guess
Speaker 5: we get started, and I got a different take on it.
Speaker 5: You know what I always say, Dog, the funds and
Speaker 5: the games and the jokes is all good until they
Speaker 5: wind up happening to you, right. I think they starting
Speaker 5: to weaponize this recoact thing, man, because I was looking
Speaker 5: at Didy stuff and yeah, a lot of stuff he
Speaker 5: did was morally incorrect, but I really believe that a
Speaker 5: lot of people that was over there with him and
Speaker 5: involved in that stuff was doing so they are.
Speaker 4: On free will, right, I don't know.
Speaker 5: You know, that's between him and God and him and
Speaker 5: his creator. But the court of public opinion is a
Speaker 5: mothersucker dog. Court of public opinion is something else. Yeah,
Speaker 5: But as I was saying, bro, the court of opinion
Speaker 5: is a motherfucker right, right, people like people fall.
Speaker 6: I just let me tell you something. No, let's correct
Speaker 6: that we as niggas like to see another nigga.
Speaker 7: Yeah, you're right.
Speaker 5: I was trying to be nice about it.
Speaker 6: I just I just I just told the only rich
Speaker 6: that you know, because the homely rich hit meet. You know,
Speaker 6: we're making jokes and shit, you know, making niggas making jokes,
Speaker 6: and you know the baby oilo shit and all that
Speaker 6: niggas is making jokes. But at the end of the day, man,
Speaker 6: we we we laughed at another nigga because of all
Speaker 6: niggas feel a certain way where you know it's a
Speaker 6: nigga out of position. You know, niggas yell air mansions
Speaker 6: and parties and pulling up with one hundred security, and
Speaker 6: you know it makes you feel you're not the average nigga.
Speaker 6: You know, you know, you're just a peasant, right, And niggas,
Speaker 6: some niggas like to flix that all other nigga.
Speaker 4: You get me.
Speaker 6: And of course you might buy a nigga's records or
Speaker 6: go to the parties or the shows or whatever, but
Speaker 6: you know, most of the time, in the back of
Speaker 6: your brain, you know, for some of us, the jealousy
Speaker 6: and hate for the motherfuckers be real. You know, I'm
Speaker 6: a motherfucker, and it's niggas who ain't never met Puffy
Speaker 6: stood next to him in his life or whatever, and
Speaker 6: they are because you're the dumb nigga. And you know
Speaker 6: the question I asked my nigga, rich nigga, if you
Speaker 6: had a hundred billion dollars, you be having freak parties
Speaker 6: and bitches with a gang of mother fucking lubricants and
Speaker 6: baby or you know what.
Speaker 4: The nigga said, God damn right.
Speaker 5: Single man. You know, I think you're gonna ask some
Speaker 5: stuff going on, you know what. And it's funny to
Speaker 5: hear the kind of thought. I remember when we was
Speaker 5: going through our little trauma over here against the chronicles,
Speaker 5: it was people that was actually like they was glad
Speaker 5: bro oh, just oh with for your and like Biggy said,
Speaker 5: niggas pray for your downfall, man, And that is real ship.
Speaker 4: Like niggas right now who feel like I'd be glad
Speaker 4: when that nigga know him, fall on this one fucking ass.
Speaker 6: I can't, you know, I can't. But and then but
Speaker 6: that's like a nigga who's hating. But then niggas see
Speaker 6: you know you and wife he pull up and that
Speaker 6: and that you know what I'm saying, and assume.
Speaker 4: You you get me.
Speaker 6: That's the perception niggas have with looks is everything you
Speaker 6: feel me just hate that nigga see you pulling up
Speaker 6: in something new, Gonna start hating. Not because nigga, I
Speaker 6: work hard for the wife, work hard for you know whatever.
Speaker 4: Niggas just instantly jealous and not.
Speaker 5: You know what, not thinking that both of our people
Speaker 5: got pretty good careers right right. And it's almost like
Speaker 5: with black people, you can't work for nothing, bro, Like
Speaker 5: like they think, oh, well you got this.
Speaker 4: People want to work.
Speaker 5: People wake up. You know, my wife wake up at
Speaker 5: five o'clock every morning, bro, go do what she do.
Speaker 5: I'll wake up every day and go do what I do.
Speaker 5: And it's a whole bunch of like for us to
Speaker 5: have we have, it's a whole bunch of things that
Speaker 5: we have to do you got to go out on
Speaker 5: the road and do shows. You gotta, you know, do
Speaker 5: podcast here and there. We do other little things. We
Speaker 5: have other little things that we do in order to
Speaker 5: just get by. And we don't have no like you
Speaker 5: know what, man, I'm blessed and fortunate man to have
Speaker 5: the little stuff I got, But I don't have no
Speaker 5: We don't have no islands nowhere, no man, shit is on.
Speaker 7: You know, it's regular people.
Speaker 5: I'm gonna do things a little different tonight, man, because
Speaker 5: I get tired of being fucking professional.
Speaker 4: Man like that.
Speaker 5: I get tired of being fucking professional. I get tired
Speaker 5: of I've been doing the same thing. I thought about
Speaker 5: it today. We've been doing this show since twenty eighteen,
Speaker 5: and it's twenty twenty four. Now, that's a long time.
Speaker 8: I remember when you came up with it in the
Speaker 8: loft downtown.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I remember that, and it sort of got away
Speaker 5: from what my original mission was with it. The show
Speaker 5: was always supposed to be Eggy, right. But you know,
Speaker 5: when you have personnel changes, you can't necessarily do this.
Speaker 5: You know, you can't necessarily keep the same thing going on.
Speaker 5: When you changed the team up a little bit, you
Speaker 5: feel what I'm saying.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I mean, like I said, we always the goal
Speaker 8: to push to me is to get to get this
Speaker 8: show to change over the Gangster Rap Chronicles. Like Gangster
Speaker 8: Chronicles was always a brilliant idea, you know what i mean.
Speaker 8: With the original personnel, you know what I'm saying, it
Speaker 8: was always perfect, like it was cast it for the idea,
Speaker 8: and now the new cast it doesn't necessarily fit.
Speaker 4: You know what I mean.
Speaker 8: Y'all not super vested in criminology and crimes.
Speaker 5: You know what I mean.
Speaker 8: Y'all both probably did your fair shared crimes in your
Speaker 8: in your day. But really, you know what I'm saying, y'all,
Speaker 8: more like you're an executive of gangster rap music, you
Speaker 8: know what I mean, You manage a couple gangster rappers.
Speaker 8: Eight is a first ballot Hall of Fame, you know,
Speaker 8: gangster rappers. So I feel like that's why I was
Speaker 8: always pushing you to move the show into a gangster
Speaker 8: Rap chronicle perspective and then really have a bunch of
Speaker 8: dope conversations. But again, the hard part about business is business,
Speaker 8: you know what I'm saying, the consistency of a brand
Speaker 8: and you know, moving the space and changing the feed
Speaker 8: and you know, how do the fans react? But like
Speaker 8: I genuinely think you know your audience would love it.
Speaker 8: You know what I mean because to hear you and
Speaker 8: eight speak about gangster rap, you're gonna get like forty
Speaker 8: years of wisdom in a completely different space.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but you know what, bro, and I wish you know,
Speaker 5: shout out to the homie eight. He may be popping
Speaker 5: me in for a minute. My man, been real sick
Speaker 5: for the past few weeks.
Speaker 4: Will you know?
Speaker 5: You know, get will eight? But got the homy glass
Speaker 5: of malone here with me? One thing about it, dough. See,
Speaker 5: whatever we're doing, we gotta be egy with it. Like
Speaker 5: when I created this show, it was to be exgy,
Speaker 5: and to be exy you have to have an opinion. Dog,
Speaker 5: I'm so sick of sitting in the middle of shit
Speaker 5: because people don't want to upset nobody, And I get it.
Speaker 5: You feel what I'm saying. Don't nobody want beef, man,
Speaker 5: But I'm tired of it. Man, So from here on
Speaker 5: ou I'm gonna speak with some on my mind though
Speaker 5: I'm tired of just I'm tired of playing the game.
Speaker 5: You feel what I'm.
Speaker 8: Saying, as long as you articulate your thoughts clearly.
Speaker 7: I mean, I mean, you know, I'm really tired of
Speaker 7: playing the game.
Speaker 8: You know how we do it on no seelings. You
Speaker 8: feel me, I'm going to say what I think now.
Speaker 8: You know obviously I've been man. I seen Lord Jamar
Speaker 8: today like comment on one of my thoughts you know
Speaker 8: what I'm saying, like which on Drake not being hip hop,
Speaker 8: and Lord Jamar was like, oh, I get what he's saying.
Speaker 4: You know what I'm saying, And people like so many fans.
Speaker 8: Like feel like it has to be about like I
Speaker 8: have a disdain for the artists or I don't just
Speaker 8: like if I made Tupac must die, it must be
Speaker 8: I don't like Tupac, And that's it's just, you know,
Speaker 8: the first thing from the truth. You know me well
Speaker 8: more well than anybody. I've always been transparent with my thoughts.
Speaker 8: Now I definitely can't. Like I've dealt with Drake more
Speaker 8: than once. You know what I'm saying, but I don't
Speaker 8: have enough information to like or dislike him, And actually
Speaker 8: what I do know about him, you know I like him.
Speaker 4: Same for J Cole.
Speaker 8: You know I didn't bump into J Cole chopped it
Speaker 8: up with him in passing like I like him. I
Speaker 8: don't dislike people. But if as men, we can't know.
Speaker 8: These podcasts are very much like barbershop conversations. And it
Speaker 8: don't matter how many thousands to tens of thousands of
Speaker 8: people that are listening. You just listening to us have
Speaker 8: a barbershop conversation. And I'm transparent. That's why you don't
Speaker 8: hear me, you know, even in private or public. I
Speaker 8: don't call you know, you know me. I don't call
Speaker 8: Dracer out of his name.
Speaker 4: You know what I mean. I wouldn't call Ja call
Speaker 4: out of his name.
Speaker 8: Even if I'm describing an action you know what I'm
Speaker 8: saying that he's doing, so you know what I mean.
Speaker 4: I do think there's a.
Speaker 8: Space where people are just overtly sensitive to where it's
Speaker 8: like they go right to, oh, I hate this person.
Speaker 8: I mean, he gotta hate this person or let me
Speaker 8: attack him because I like this person. I'm defending him.
Speaker 7: And it's weird to me.
Speaker 8: Bro, because even though my social media is like the
Speaker 8: people that they feel like they're defending who I'm not
Speaker 8: even attacking.
Speaker 4: Bro.
Speaker 8: It's like they wouldn't even tweet you or talk to
Speaker 8: you you if they saw you like, you know, I'm
Speaker 8: the type of person. You see how fans been since
Speaker 8: you know me, since I first started, you know, ascertaining
Speaker 8: some level of fame. I always been pretty personable with people.
Speaker 8: Like to me, I'm like a person of the people,
Speaker 8: you know what I'm saying. So to watch people treat
Speaker 8: me like I'm some kind of outcast, that I would
Speaker 8: be the person that's not relatable and some dude who
Speaker 8: really you know, to the most suburban kid, I'm still
Speaker 8: more relatable than Drake or j Cole, you know what
Speaker 8: I'm saying. Like, I'm pretty much straight up and down,
Speaker 8: you know what I mean. Again, everybody take the crypt
Speaker 8: part and mean that means that, you know, I would
Speaker 8: hurt somebody innocent or snatch some old lady person, so
Speaker 8: they you know, your your your brand gets outcasting into
Speaker 8: a space of fear or I need to present myself
Speaker 8: overly tough versus just treating somebody like a regular person.
Speaker 5: What the thing is, man, I just think we too
Speaker 5: sensitive today is a society as just men in general?
Speaker 5: I notice sometimes and I can't and I ain't gonna
Speaker 5: going and speaking for nobody else on this show because
Speaker 5: I can't, cause my man they didn't here tonight. But
Speaker 5: I think we too sensitive Sometimes a lot of times
Speaker 5: I want to have conversations, but then the thing comes up,
Speaker 5: Well we may get so and so upset. Why I
Speaker 5: like to welcome you to another episode of Against the
Speaker 5: Chronicles podcast and ship Boy Big Steeler once again. I'm
Speaker 5: holding it down for my man mc A who's out,
Speaker 5: but he will be back next week. I just got
Speaker 5: confirmation on that prayers out there, all the prayers and
Speaker 5: stuff work, my boy, we'll be back next week. But
Speaker 5: I got my homeboy from the Holding Court podcast holding
Speaker 5: it down with me tonight going on.
Speaker 9: We got a special guest today for when I want
Speaker 9: to say much love to MC eight, you know, sending
Speaker 9: him healing prayers, you know, and hopefully he returns asap,
Speaker 9: sooner than later, because that's the OG. So I'm just
Speaker 9: happy that you, you know, you allowed me to come
Speaker 9: on here with special guests of the hour, you know.
Speaker 5: Yeah, for sure, for sure, for sure. Got the homie man,
Speaker 5: my homeboy man from Houston, Texas where they say It'screwston Texas.
Speaker 5: The homie too. What's happening with your dog.
Speaker 2: Man, Big steal off top.
Speaker 10: Man. You know, I want to let you know I
Speaker 10: appreciate you having me on Man MC eight, Get well soon.
Speaker 9: Man.
Speaker 2: You know I'm a fan of yours. Man.
Speaker 10: You know I'm from that era. We from that era, man,
Speaker 10: you know, And man, get well soon.
Speaker 2: Man. You know, we rocking with you, were praying for you, man,
Speaker 2: and come on through for sure.
Speaker 5: You know what the first thing I got to ask
Speaker 5: you this, Man, I've been wanting to ask you this
Speaker 5: for a long time. How old was you where you
Speaker 5: was on that bringing them on record?
Speaker 4: Bring it on?
Speaker 5: You was twelve years old? Did you write your own shit?
Speaker 10: I co wrote it with r I p A Wild
Speaker 10: from the Black Monks man, you know, me and him,
Speaker 10: we co wrote or co wrote it and put it.
Speaker 5: Down breaking news, breaking news because I always thought that
Speaker 5: was because you was a little kid, man. And I
Speaker 5: was very impressed by your performance, because I think you
Speaker 5: had one of the you had one of the best
Speaker 5: verses on that motherfucker in my opinion.
Speaker 2: I appreciate it. I appreciate it, man, you know.
Speaker 10: And you know, at the time, I ain't really know
Speaker 10: like the different styles and raps and what really lyrics
Speaker 10: is and what lyrics really was because like when I
Speaker 10: first cause you know, I ain't never had no passion
Speaker 10: or no dream or no thought of being no rapper.
Speaker 10: So it was like when when men, when you know
Speaker 10: what they wild and facing them, used to do was
Speaker 10: just be like, man, just write about your thoughts, what
Speaker 10: you're doing in your life, and I'll be putting it
Speaker 10: in paper and they'll format it in a way where
Speaker 10: you know, it be up the par with everything that's
Speaker 10: going on.
Speaker 2: But when I listen back on it now, it.
Speaker 10: Was like, you know, r A p Segram It was like,
Speaker 10: cause you know the whole Oakland thing and the pig
Speaker 10: Latin and stuff.
Speaker 2: It was like, and that was li high man.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Sem killed on there, man, And it's a trip.
Speaker 5: How you pick up on that now, man, because you
Speaker 5: know what the kazoom dizass because Nigga and all that stuff.
Speaker 2: Man, man see was over there vis man r A
Speaker 2: p Segram.
Speaker 5: Man, Yeah, he was really killing it.
Speaker 4: Man.
Speaker 5: You know what I want to ask you? How come
Speaker 5: home me? Big Mic wasn't on that record, thog.
Speaker 2: Man, I have no idea, bro, I have no idea.
Speaker 4: Man.
Speaker 5: Was y'all all in the studio together? Y'all did that separate?
Speaker 9: Uh?
Speaker 10: I remember, I remember Nip being there because I used
Speaker 10: to be scared of Nip and and and and and
Speaker 10: you know what what Nip like used to like to
Speaker 10: do is he used to like to have all the
Speaker 10: lights cut off when he go in. So it's like,
Speaker 10: you know, to my memory, that's that's that's about the
Speaker 10: only person I remember.
Speaker 2: But yeah, that's that's about it.
Speaker 5: It don't feel bad. I was scared against Nip, says too.
Speaker 5: I think everybody was. Man, I got to get him
Speaker 5: back on here again. Nip is a crazy but he's
Speaker 5: a rapping ass dude.
Speaker 4: Though.
Speaker 11: Yeah, I mean you hopping off the porch at twelve
Speaker 11: on the mic, I remember, you know, bringing on being
Speaker 11: probably one of the best posse records coming out of
Speaker 11: out of Houston, you know what I mean, out of
Speaker 11: the South period.
Speaker 9: But you sounded seasoned. You sounded like you really believe
Speaker 9: what you were saying. How young did you hop off
Speaker 9: the porch in the streets because you didn't sound like
Speaker 9: the average twelve year old.
Speaker 10: M probably around that age because it was like when
Speaker 10: I moved from the clock to the west, like for like,
Speaker 10: when I was in the Clock, I was just mowing
Speaker 10: to like little lead football, you know, squabbling and just
Speaker 10: to that limits. But then when I got like to
Speaker 10: the west, to the southwest, you know, I could sit
Speaker 10: to the southwest like a baby New York, like everything over
Speaker 10: there moving one hundred kazillion miles. And as I adapted
Speaker 10: and and got involved in that environment, it was like
Speaker 10: I hate you know, you know, when.
Speaker 2: It's in you, it's just something that you can't explained.
Speaker 10: So it'd be like, it ain't no glorifying, it ain't
Speaker 10: no bragging, it ain't trying to you know, trying to
Speaker 10: get no titles or nothing. It's just something that as
Speaker 10: it's in you, and you naturally adapt to it and
Speaker 10: it becomes you and it is who you is. So
Speaker 10: it's like when all that was taking place and they
Speaker 10: offered me the you know, the opportunity to be a
Speaker 10: part of like I guess at that time, the kid
Speaker 10: rap Era or whatever, it was just like, hey man,
Speaker 10: you know, I just put down and speak on what
Speaker 10: you be speaking on. And it was like I was
Speaker 10: already had that type of mouth and attitude and stuff.
Speaker 2: So it was just like you sounded like.
Speaker 9: A badass little kid for real, for real, you know,
Speaker 9: what I mean.
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