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Speaker 1: He's a guy who's been making his own beats, making
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Speaker 1: without drinking. Today we have a real, real reason to drink.
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Speaker 1: ain't mad at you, and we didn't get that question.
Speaker 5: Now we're gonna get this time. We don't get it.
Speaker 1: We got the legendary dance in the house. I gotta
Speaker 1: start it off with you, David. We gonna have a drink.
Speaker 1: What is your poison today? Today we're gonna make sure
Speaker 1: you drink.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna move around a little bit.
Speaker 1: You want to you want to start immediately. You want
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Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm gonna pull me some. Yeah, yeah, I wanna
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Speaker 1: I'm gonna pour me some. And you got your cup full.
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Speaker 3: You know, to survive you.
Speaker 5: It's a cuban ding.
Speaker 1: I can get some of that because I want to
Speaker 1: dive in at the Yeah, I need some ice. You
Speaker 1: bust usually drink, you know, a bus prema Charlie. Just
Speaker 1: now it's going down. All right, hold on, let me
Speaker 1: get my drink. I gotta go straight into it. Put
Speaker 1: it on success. Yes, yes, yes, did you see that?
Speaker 3: You brought out the mic, professor, and I can get
Speaker 3: some icey you pass? Is that an empty cup?
Speaker 5: Can you get can?
Speaker 3: And this is the limbo on right here right all right? Yeah, look,
Speaker 3: listeners is what pineapple. The listeners is what us. They
Speaker 3: know the first question I'm about to ask, Yeah, David Dan,
Speaker 3: my man, where did you get all these questions? From
Speaker 3: I don't know I was watched it.
Speaker 1: Paul writes his teacher recently, I've never thought that I
Speaker 1: would see a headline that Ray David Banner gets arrested.
Speaker 3: What happened, Well, first of all, this is this is
Speaker 3: what I want to clear up, is that.
Speaker 1: First of all, I'm like to thank you for wanting
Speaker 1: to clear this up with us.
Speaker 3: That's very appreciated.
Speaker 5: You came your way, and we appreciate it.
Speaker 1: All came out of your way because you know, this
Speaker 1: is this is a rappers This is a rappers format.
Speaker 3: Rappers should feel.
Speaker 1: Like they got a chance to come up here and
Speaker 1: express So I really appreciate you coming up here.
Speaker 3: But let's get to that. So this is what I
Speaker 3: want to say. First of all, I did not get
Speaker 3: arrested over trying to get in no fucking club. First
Speaker 3: of all, I could buy a club, make some noise.
Speaker 3: Did they ask for your autograph to jail? So this
Speaker 3: is what's crazy. First of all, I have to say
Speaker 3: that what I tried not to do anymore, I try
Speaker 3: not to talk to like white media at all too much,
Speaker 3: not being white. And what happened was this. What happens
Speaker 3: is that I got to give TMZ a shot though,
Speaker 3: because they did try to call me and get my
Speaker 3: side of the story. But but what I will say
Speaker 3: is that what happened was so we we First of all,
Speaker 3: I'm out with my one of my best friends. He's
Speaker 3: a doctor, so it wasn't even like I was out
Speaker 3: with my hood home in DC. I was out with
Speaker 3: some doctors and so, you know, I'm trying to get
Speaker 3: were all in the club. It's about six or seven
Speaker 3: kind of club. It was club like Asio club now
Speaker 3: just regular club. So I walk up, you know, security guard,
Speaker 3: I do their thing. Hold up, hold up. I fall
Speaker 3: all the way back into the street like now, I'm
Speaker 3: good dog. If you know I'm not gonna do that.
Speaker 3: You know I'm not gonna you know, big no motherfuckers
Speaker 3: to get in no club. That ain't what I do.
Speaker 3: So I fall back and start signing. If you go
Speaker 3: back and look at Instagram, you see all the pictures.
Speaker 3: I was out there signing autograph second pictures. So then
Speaker 3: I noticed there was one white person at the door
Speaker 3: and all these big black like big black bodyguards. So
Speaker 3: I walked up to one of the bodyguards and all
Speaker 3: the bouncers and I was like, yo, dog whispered in
Speaker 3: his ear, like, look, homeboy, it's a real bad look
Speaker 3: that you have all these black folks out here spending
Speaker 3: all this money and y'all got this white person at
Speaker 3: the door barking on him like an overseer. Dude turns
Speaker 3: around and looks at me and basically like this my egg,
Speaker 3: Like Ben, and you're right, I want to get The
Speaker 3: white person came and barked on me, nigga, like what
Speaker 3: are you talking about, nigga? But I said, I said enough.
Speaker 3: And the thing was, and the thing was, I can't
Speaker 3: really go as much into what happened after that point,
Speaker 3: but the thing was, it was never about no club.
Speaker 3: It was about how people were treating my people. And
Speaker 3: I'm like, man, I've never been that kind of dude
Speaker 3: to just sit back and watch Fox going on Mississippers, right,
Speaker 3: damn straight. So so the thing was, this is what
Speaker 3: I will say, is once the show is on, it's on.
Speaker 3: Like I hadn't even felt that way in life, like
Speaker 3: literally like six years. I hadn't been that angry. And
Speaker 3: I wasn't angry even about what the white person said.
Speaker 3: The same guy that I was talking to turned around
Speaker 3: after after they disrespected me, and then I said what
Speaker 3: I had to say to them. I was done. Then
Speaker 3: he turns around and bores up at me. Oh sir.
Speaker 3: One thing I want to tell people, regardless of what
Speaker 3: I am, whether I'm an activist, whether we back on
Speaker 3: whatever it may end up being, I'm a man before
Speaker 3: on anything. And if kids don't know nothing else but this,
Speaker 3: I tell them all the time. Before I'm a rapper,
Speaker 3: before whatever the fuck it is, I have to be
Speaker 3: a man first, and I have to defend what I
Speaker 3: believe is my honor. And that was it. The only
Speaker 3: thing that pissed me off that I really wanted to
Speaker 3: talk about was black media. It's like we cut and
Speaker 3: pace with these conglomerates give us and we don't even
Speaker 3: take up for our folks. I remember going to Ebony
Speaker 3: and Jet and they said that back in the day,
Speaker 3: it used to be this unst unknown rule that we
Speaker 3: look out for our own folk first, and they ain't
Speaker 3: do that, like all the work that we do media,
Speaker 3: like you remember anybody.
Speaker 8: No, I don't.
Speaker 3: I don't go into specifics because when you're going to specifics,
Speaker 3: you make it petty. If they did it, they did it.
Speaker 3: They know who they are. One thing I say, though,
Speaker 3: is that they said on the Ricky Smiles, so I
Speaker 3: really respected them. They said something that was really dope.
Speaker 3: It's like we know, Bana they had this dude, ain't
Speaker 3: wait all this time to go to jail now without
Speaker 3: something like they had to do something to do like
Speaker 3: as much ship as he do, Like we got too
Speaker 3: much to lose on that bullshit. So like for our
Speaker 3: folks and for so called hip hop blogs and places
Speaker 3: that say they for hip hop, when all they really
Speaker 3: do is take away, they sit back and wait for
Speaker 3: some petty ship. And that ship was some fuck ship.
Speaker 1: Let me ask you something when when people do resport
Speaker 1: report irresponsible journalism, like why do you care though, Like
Speaker 1: you know what I'm saying, because you know this game
Speaker 1: is fucked up from the beginning, like this is not
Speaker 1: a new thing.
Speaker 3: Let me tell you the only reason why I care.
Speaker 3: One of my homegirls teaches male Magnet school in Harlem,
Speaker 3: and she called me and she said, the boys are
Speaker 3: really confused. The children. Yeah, the children, it was like,
Speaker 3: you know, they see you and they watch all of
Speaker 3: your interviews and then they only heard what TMZ says
Speaker 3: and they real confused. And then I thought about it.
Speaker 3: I was like, I only care because I am one
Speaker 3: of the few people man that these kids at least consider.
Speaker 3: They may not even listen, but they'd be like, damn,
Speaker 3: we know where Bannon come from, so Bana talk and
Speaker 3: that shit. Uh, maybe I have to fuck with it
Speaker 3: for a second. And it's not enough of us yet
Speaker 3: to lose them. So like with me not responding back,
Speaker 3: they only had with white media and the clickbaities told them.
Speaker 3: So I had to go somewhere and say something and
Speaker 3: let them know it was about honor, not getting in
Speaker 3: no fucking club, because honestly, I could give a shit
Speaker 3: less with anybody think. But what I always tell black
Speaker 3: folks is if I had you or people of culture,
Speaker 3: if I had you, I wouldn't need them. If our
Speaker 3: folks put me in movies, I wouldn't have to go
Speaker 3: fucking audition. If our folks bought record, we would records.
Speaker 3: We wouldn't have to go big and hope that their
Speaker 3: motherfuckers could give us some kind of light. I don't
Speaker 3: need them. I only care what them kids think. And
Speaker 3: when she called me and said, like, the kids are confused,
Speaker 3: I like, I gotta say something. All the rest of them.
Speaker 3: I'm grown get rid of ship less right, you know,
Speaker 3: but you made a great career.
Speaker 5: But what did they book you on?
Speaker 3: Exactly? What was the charge? No, you was out there
Speaker 3: already right the charges? What was it?
Speaker 5: But you can't really speak on that. Now.
Speaker 3: We got to describe the shirt you have on right now?
Speaker 3: My brother, what is that? And some distress that looks
Speaker 3: like it's from Zimbabwe? Right, he's actually right, he got
Speaker 3: the right country. And as I did, I know, helping
Speaker 3: me out. Let's make some I will tell you. I
Speaker 3: want to tell your story real quick. This is a
Speaker 3: real ship. A lot of people don't know. I've been
Speaker 3: knowing nowhere for over fifteen years. I've been knowing you
Speaker 3: right around ten years back when I was in the
Speaker 3: group Cricket Letters, they really had shelved us because they
Speaker 3: didn't know what the fuck to do with a group
Speaker 3: from Mississippi, especially no motherfucker's a wrap at penalty. So Nori,
Speaker 3: that's when he had the big million dollar video. Talk
Speaker 3: about it, David. It had a big and let me
Speaker 3: tell you what this man said. This man went to
Speaker 3: Neil Levine and told him because they didn't have no
Speaker 3: budget for us to shoot, no video. Really, what I
Speaker 3: found out is I moved to New York homeless. Nor
Speaker 3: knows I was homeless in New York. They shelved us,
Speaker 3: and I told Neil Levine, I'm gonna be at Penalty
Speaker 3: every fucking day. And I was there every morning before
Speaker 3: anybody got there, sitting there waiting for the label to
Speaker 3: open up. And it was this big black motherfucker waiting
Speaker 3: for this little white god every day. So they put
Speaker 3: my hour. They actually put the their only ship, like
Speaker 3: I think it was twenty thousand copies. We shold seventeen thousand.
Speaker 3: And he loved our music so much. He saw the
Speaker 3: South like before it had literally and he went up
Speaker 3: and jumping on the motherfucking seat and ship, and he
Speaker 3: was like, y'all get him boys, twenty thousand dollars out
Speaker 3: of my million dollar budget and let him shoot a movie. Yeah,
Speaker 3: let me tell you, let me tell you what I
Speaker 3: was saying. He said, He said that boter, you gotta
Speaker 3: go in there and throw some ship. Don't hit the
Speaker 3: white dude. But going there and throw some ship, don't
Speaker 3: touch him, no, because you touched them. And I really
Speaker 3: appreciate him because he didn't have to do that ship bro,
Speaker 3: he actually jumped on the record for free. I appreciate
Speaker 3: you remembering that. And not only that, but you was
Speaker 3: producing you. Yeah, you motherfucking tad me my first check.
Speaker 9: Hold on, he said, I was gonna say it, but
Speaker 9: I was doing mother.
Speaker 3: Listen, this is real talk. I was homeless, literally, like
Speaker 3: I was sleeping at the time. I was sleeping on
Speaker 3: Windy Day's floor. I was literally home. And the first
Speaker 3: that he gave me enough money off the first beat
Speaker 3: that I ever sold to somebody cash so I can
Speaker 3: live the rest of my time in New York. And
Speaker 3: so like, I really really appreciate it.
Speaker 10: You knew how specially was.
Speaker 3: Listen.
Speaker 1: I like to be the guy to always discover a
Speaker 1: producer first.
Speaker 3: I don't know why.
Speaker 1: Like listen, man, I always like to be the guy,
Speaker 1: and I knew. I knew you was going to be
Speaker 1: the guy. Now it brings me to ask.
Speaker 3: You that be says you did. I ain't mad at you.
Speaker 1: How many did that sound I forgot made?
Speaker 3: Coming in now? When you made that joint? Was it
Speaker 3: for Park or you? Just I was just you know,
Speaker 3: vibing in the room. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 10: It's like, whoever I make beats in the morning. So
Speaker 10: whoever get you know that that's what we go to.
Speaker 10: You know what I'm saying, Like servant, you know what
Speaker 10: I'm saying. So you know Sugar had called me, say
Speaker 10: what something?
Speaker 3: You know?
Speaker 10: Two pockets flying in a night meet us at the restaurant.
Speaker 10: You know, me and super Flower. We go to the restaurant.
Speaker 10: He's like, man, you ready. I'm like, yeah, I got
Speaker 10: some beech for you. So we drop him off. I
Speaker 10: go get a sack. I come back. He don't lay
Speaker 10: the ambitious of a rider and I'm mad at you.
Speaker 10: The same day, yeah, same night, God damn it. You
Speaker 10: know what I'm saying, Like one thirty in the morning.
Speaker 10: You know what I'm saying. And I dropped the other
Speaker 10: two the next morning. That's from snoop walking.
Speaker 3: What we do?
Speaker 1: You know, gangster party, that's just floss on all of us.
Speaker 3: You know, when you do songs is fifty to fifty
Speaker 3: you know what I mean? Right?
Speaker 10: Yeah, you know publishing is good, especially when that movie
Speaker 10: come out.
Speaker 3: Now, the movie you talk about is the Tupac. All
Speaker 3: my music I just talked to TV days like, man,
Speaker 3: all your music is in the know.
Speaker 5: Who else.
Speaker 3: Heading? Okay? So you know my son is playing me
Speaker 3: in the movie. Yeah, yeah, that's right, that's right, that's
Speaker 3: you know, this is a good thing movie after that? Yeah,
Speaker 3: you know DPG for life. Yeah. Now you worked for PIMPC.
Speaker 3: You knew.
Speaker 1: Let's describe for our listeners. You know, he's a legend
Speaker 1: on our podcasts.
Speaker 3: A legend. You did. It was the first time you
Speaker 3: met PIMC. This is what happened. I sampled his boys
Speaker 3: while he was like a pay you know each other?
Speaker 5: That?
Speaker 3: No, I just said, I what's crazy about that? I
Speaker 3: didn't even like to beat. The only reason why I
Speaker 3: used the beat because I was borthering with Flip at
Speaker 3: the time. Fl was with from Houston, and I was like,
Speaker 3: let me, let me put him on this beat and
Speaker 3: then I'll go back and change the beat.
Speaker 8: On.
Speaker 3: DJ Will from New Orleans heard and said, dog, if
Speaker 3: you put this out, your life had changed in two months. Literally.
Speaker 3: I flipped it over and you use that song. My
Speaker 3: life literally changed in two months. So what happened was
Speaker 3: bro is I started writing PIMC because I was like, man,
Speaker 3: this dude has changed my life without even trying. His
Speaker 3: voice changed my whole entire life. So instead of sending
Speaker 3: him like naked pictures of broads and all that kind
Speaker 3: of shit. I was like, yo, Kemp, don't know how
Speaker 3: to use a drum machine. So I took pictures of
Speaker 3: the drum machine so like he could put the polaroids together,
Speaker 3: and I taught him how to use a drum machine
Speaker 3: while he was in this he was locked up. Just
Speaker 3: sound like the smartest shit I've ever heard, like literally
Speaker 3: breakout in jail. And then the other ship I did
Speaker 3: was was I was traveling all around the world. I
Speaker 3: was like, I want to show him ship that maybe
Speaker 3: he had even seen, Like I'm touring, I've been to
Speaker 3: every pot, but we hadn't met. So when he got
Speaker 3: out of jail, if you remember, when he got out
Speaker 3: of jail, he named eight people named and I was
Speaker 3: one of the dudes. Like we were right back and forth.
Speaker 3: He was like, man, you wanted a few people that
Speaker 3: took out their time to really talk to me, because
Speaker 3: you remember I had done the record with him on
Speaker 3: penalty before. But we remember we did get crumped that
Speaker 3: was on penalty, but that was his business. Like I
Speaker 3: didn't really get to know him know him. Then we
Speaker 3: became friends like literally like like this is This is
Speaker 3: one of the craziest things in my life. When Pimp
Speaker 3: came to LA the weekend before he died, I was
Speaker 3: in I was in studio working because I was living
Speaker 3: in LA at the time, and Pimp was moving out
Speaker 3: there to stay in the same the same He was
Speaker 3: over there doing some snoop right when mere fuck be
Speaker 3: Me snoop. Juicy J was gonna work on his album.
Speaker 3: Say he was gonna move in the same building as
Speaker 3: the cut.
Speaker 10: You know, you know, you know, and.
Speaker 3: So pempe camm and you know when that showed Homie
Speaker 3: and you in the studio, you know, i'ma call him back,
Speaker 3: and you know, I kept working. So I called him
Speaker 3: like six times. He never picked up the phone. Then
Speaker 3: I heard at the end of the weekend and he
Speaker 3: had died. So then I called and listened to the message,
Speaker 3: and the message like better I'm in l a X.
Speaker 3: Wait so you never met him, No, no, no, no, no.
Speaker 3: This is after we was friends.
Speaker 6: This is after.
Speaker 3: This is after he was friends. Hollboys like being to
Speaker 3: each other like everything. By this time, this was the
Speaker 3: weekend before he died, after when we really became friends.
Speaker 3: He called me and I went and listened to the
Speaker 3: to the my voicemail after he had died, and it
Speaker 3: literally said, bro, come pick me up from l A X.
Speaker 3: I'm here. And the craziest thing about me and Pimp
Speaker 3: is when we were together, it was we were both focused.
Speaker 3: It's like sharpening each other. So I always feel like,
Speaker 3: you know, maybe you know, everybody would always think maybe
Speaker 3: if if I would have picked up their phone call,
Speaker 3: maybe it would have been something different. And let's let's
Speaker 3: just let me let's just ask.
Speaker 1: This is probably the most serious question I have an
Speaker 1: asked on a Drink Chance podcast. Do you think that
Speaker 1: his death was attributed to lean?
Speaker 3: You know, I don't want to. I don't want to
Speaker 3: know because my friend did. Like people get into you know,
Speaker 3: if this, I don't really want to know, like that,
Speaker 3: like he did, how he died don't really matter to me.
Speaker 3: It don't really matter.
Speaker 1: I said that too, But like, you know, what's my
Speaker 1: man Sean Price and I'll be.
Speaker 5: Today's the twentieth of his first album.
Speaker 3: God Bless Sean Price.
Speaker 1: You know what I mean. But I'd be wanting to
Speaker 1: know because just in case we can help some other
Speaker 1: people avoided.
Speaker 3: You know what I mean.
Speaker 5: It's a lifestyle sometimes.
Speaker 3: But but the thing about it is is that people
Speaker 3: got mad. Serious.
Speaker 1: I'm the reason people need to know that.
Speaker 3: People need to know that because the folks that's out here.
Speaker 1: And everybody is saying the same thing when they come
Speaker 1: to asap ys, they saying that this the codeine. What's
Speaker 1: my man Michael from out in Houston.
Speaker 3: Uh, And they're saying, well.
Speaker 5: DJ, screwgro screw.
Speaker 3: I don't think.
Speaker 5: I don't think, but you.
Speaker 1: Know, it's because I think if like you, as an activist,
Speaker 1: are rapped DEFs, I would like to call you, you know,
Speaker 1: if you allow me to call you that, Like you
Speaker 1: speak up for us. Like when something happens in the community,
Speaker 1: whether it's rap, hip hop or just being black or
Speaker 1: just being poor, we expect people like you to speak up.
Speaker 3: So when we think we need to make sure when
Speaker 3: we get in trouble that turn around to speak like
Speaker 3: like it's basically like know, motherfucker's gonna go shut the
Speaker 3: motherfucker down.
Speaker 1: It's just like the black was coming out anybody ship
Speaker 1: right now? They march on Twitter, but this is what
Speaker 1: I say his Instagram like watching on Twitter too, and
Speaker 1: I'm like.
Speaker 3: And I'm being honest, but like at the end of
Speaker 3: the day, like, bro, we don't really know what happened.
Speaker 3: I heard several stories about what could have happened, you know,
Speaker 3: And just like they say, you know, Ship with Mike
Speaker 3: died from what Prince died for him. Both of those
Speaker 3: people had two of the most amazing record deals ever.
Speaker 3: Fucking Mike on over recently so like and pim C
Speaker 3: was one of the most outspoken motherfuckers I ever. Ship
Speaker 3: will bring me to the point.
Speaker 1: You you remember when he said he said, he said
Speaker 1: Atlanta ain't even the South, you know, such.
Speaker 3: And such as the South. You remember that conversation he
Speaker 3: made up the radios. Yeah, I remember the conversation. What's
Speaker 3: that the craziest Well, I think that whole conversation not
Speaker 3: even about that aspect of it, but a lot of
Speaker 3: the things that he was bringing up about rap that
Speaker 3: people don't talk about. And that's what I was saying, like,
Speaker 3: we want to focus on, Like the media is the
Speaker 3: same thing that happened to me. The media throw whatever
Speaker 3: the fuck they want you out about people of culture
Speaker 3: and because they don't think we nothing but drug addicts
Speaker 3: and gang bangs and don't deal it's any fucking way
Speaker 3: so people just take that ship when that don't be
Speaker 3: the case. Ship fucking we don't know why Prince died.
Speaker 3: The motherfucker was vegan and looked better at fucking fifty
Speaker 3: eight or whatever than he did at twenty eight, and
Speaker 3: now all of a sudden, this motherfucker died. And and
Speaker 3: motherfucker Eric clapt because you know what half of Peru and.
Speaker 11: Youth everything, you know, I'm telling the truth, don't sir.
Speaker 3: You don't stop hitting me on my back. I don't know.
Speaker 3: It's hard for me to believe that. You know, as
Speaker 3: much as we do. It's not a conspiracy theory if
Speaker 3: you can prove it, like they call it conspiracy theory.
Speaker 3: That's the way it's regarding miss it. But like, I
Speaker 3: don't believe that ship. But I tell him, I tell
Speaker 3: the motherfucker this, if something ever happened to me, I
Speaker 3: want the motherfucker to do something. I don't want nobody
Speaker 3: talking ship. I don't. I don't like the way they change,
Speaker 3: Like even with a Lea, they fucking changed his whole
Speaker 3: They say he was colorless. The his motherfucking last name
Speaker 3: is how you gonna say he colorless? Like at the
Speaker 3: end of his life, and all he ever fought for
Speaker 3: was the right of indigenous people. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: And thing, I just looked at the old J thing, right,
Speaker 3: that's what is hot.
Speaker 10: That's what they categorize him as the same thing you
Speaker 10: just said.
Speaker 3: He's colorful. That means you know, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: So I'm like, that's OJ. Yeah. I kicked him that
Speaker 3: shop was talking about the other day. You know, we
Speaker 3: was kicking. I was at his house and everything.
Speaker 1: You know, listen, hold on, listen. This is where we
Speaker 1: got to big up the drink Champs. You are on
Speaker 1: that picture. First of all, why you gotta stop blaming
Speaker 1: me for this? Like man, you need I was blake
Speaker 1: you out of that picture. This is what we're doing
Speaker 1: right now. We gotta think our drink Champ listeners. Because
Speaker 1: I couldn't find my picture with oh J.
Speaker 3: Correct, that's correct.
Speaker 8: We told.
Speaker 3: To go find a picture.
Speaker 1: They found a picture, and that same week we also
Speaker 1: hit one million.
Speaker 3: I talked you about to say, oh Jay hits you up?
Speaker 3: Like show, he come on the show. He's walked.
Speaker 6: We did hang out and take a picture and then
Speaker 6: they cropped me the out that picture.
Speaker 3: He listened, he is so hurt. Look at you hear him.
Speaker 5: I ain't gonna that picture.
Speaker 3: This is not me who cropp him out. It was
Speaker 3: back in the days. What was the song I did
Speaker 3: on y'all album? Yeah, the motherfucker because the reason why
Speaker 3: I asked you about that, fucking battle Cat came and
Speaker 3: played the symbols on that that. We had fun. We
Speaker 3: had so much mother fun, Bro Snoop know each other.
Speaker 3: It's just like a family.
Speaker 1: When you you popped that bottle. Come on, man, poor,
Speaker 1: I tell you listen, man.
Speaker 3: I tell you something, snoopyde that was cool as fun.
Speaker 3: All right, cool, y'all are laughing at me. So all right,
Speaker 3: you need a new No, I'm good just for Champagne.
Speaker 3: I think for champagne. This is just for Champagne. I
Speaker 3: thought this was my bottle.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, no, no, this is all about This is
Speaker 1: all bottle baby. I felt, you know, that's all about it.
Speaker 1: We are celebrating together. I felt a little bit too
Speaker 1: at home right there.
Speaker 3: Together. So people gave I had I had a Bentley,
Speaker 3: and I was so so Snoop used to say, hey, nephew,
Speaker 3: that's a that's a pretty car. Some of motherfucking Bentley
Speaker 3: broke down, Snoop. They were about they all about to
Speaker 3: go on tour. So Snoop said, what happened to that
Speaker 3: pretty car? And I was like, you know, she broke yeah, yeah.
Speaker 3: So I was like, it broke down. He threw me
Speaker 3: his keys, said, nephew, we're gonna be gone for too much.
Speaker 3: Just take my car. So Snoop gave me his car.
Speaker 3: So I was like, at the time, I had stopped
Speaker 3: smoking weed, and I was like, this ain't the way
Speaker 3: I'm gonna be all right now, I don't remember activists, ye,
Speaker 3: so yeah, so so Snoop, so so Snoop. So Snoop
Speaker 3: was like, here to take your car. So I like,
Speaker 3: there's no fucking way. And I'm gonna be in l
Speaker 3: A and Co and not smoking no weed, all right,
Speaker 3: But I have smoked no weeding out there, Kelly. It's different.
Speaker 3: It's a different strand the ship they desicate. I'm out
Speaker 3: in La Highs fuck and Snoop co Paranoi in the
Speaker 3: bitch pulled over on the side of the road and
Speaker 3: start tweaking out like the l A p ain't gonna
Speaker 3: fucking chill me. And I'm sitting on the side of
Speaker 3: the road and fucking snoop cop tweaking the fuck out.
Speaker 3: Man drove all the way home fifteen miles an hour high,
Speaker 3: LAMB do it to.
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Speaker 1: take a serious note, Daz, how long how long you
Speaker 1: you still living?
Speaker 3: H man? You live a lie. I ain't gonna wis
Speaker 3: in Atlanta because both of y'all living.
Speaker 10: You live in Atlanta too, though I was the second
Speaker 10: West Coast in Atlanta. Too short, too short. I was
Speaker 10: down there with too short. So I was looking at
Speaker 10: the big how much your.
Speaker 3: Right right? It's too him. We're going to the club. Oh, yeah,
Speaker 3: you know what I mean. And I just brought me
Speaker 3: a house down there, and being down man, I live
Speaker 3: out here in Miami, because you got a house in
Speaker 3: Mississippi off the lakes.
Speaker 1: Because this is a serious question, so so, and then
Speaker 1: now you don't live in Mississippi do you?
Speaker 3: Yeah, let me tell you anywhere that we have an
Speaker 3: opportunity to do business. I have houses in Mississippi and
Speaker 3: run a business out of Atlanta. But you know I'm
Speaker 3: buying wherever the check is, honey, right.
Speaker 1: Because we've been we've been receiving a lot of like
Speaker 1: stories that's saying that, like most hip hop artists, they
Speaker 1: die or they mess up when they're in their own city.
Speaker 3: Do you feel like that.
Speaker 5: Was saying that boy broke that's crazy.
Speaker 1: He was like hypnotized with hater he said some ship.
Speaker 1: I was like, damn this nigga smart, Like and what
Speaker 1: are you trying to say is people in your city
Speaker 1: might hate you more than just people right down the block.
Speaker 1: Do you think that's that's a true theory? Like down
Speaker 1: at the end of next city, like you know what
Speaker 1: I mean.
Speaker 3: If there was anywhere you think there was that.
Speaker 10: Look, God, you know I stand in the hell twenty
Speaker 10: first Locust, Long Beach east Side. You know what I'm saying,
Speaker 10: right there on the block, everybody see mediator.
Speaker 3: You know where I'm at.
Speaker 10: You know what I'm saying. But it's all love where
Speaker 10: I man. You know what I'm saying, because we all
Speaker 10: you know, we're city equips.
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying. Ain't no other other gang
Speaker 3: and all the other thing.
Speaker 10: You know what I'm saying. I'm everywhere. You know what
Speaker 10: I'm saying. I'm out here over town. You know what
Speaker 10: I'm saying.
Speaker 3: My brothers still across the bridge. We over here. You
Speaker 3: know what I'm saying. We everywhere.
Speaker 10: I got twenty acres in Mississippi. My Ma, I'm gonna
Speaker 10: live here right daddy from New Orleans. But out here,
Speaker 10: you know what I'm saying. We've been out here for
Speaker 10: twenty something years.
Speaker 3: Wow, Miami.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's crazy, cracking the Miami.
Speaker 10: I men, I've been here since pack Jam. You know
Speaker 10: what I'm saying. So hip hop is you know.
Speaker 1: Right then, But you don't feel like like sometimes it's
Speaker 1: more hate in your city than it is.
Speaker 3: There's more hated. If you make it like that, that's deep.
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying that's deep. This you make
Speaker 3: it like this is what I tell people is like,
Speaker 3: but how do you feel about that? Though? Bat I
Speaker 3: tell you, I feel like it's more hate in your city.
Speaker 3: I study. I studied the plight of Black Roller, And
Speaker 3: what people don't understand is a lot of a lot
Speaker 3: of our problems stem from slavery. Do you know that
Speaker 3: when one slave would escape the plantation, they would beat
Speaker 3: every slave on the plantation nearly to death but fear right.
Speaker 3: So that's where the hate come from. When somebody see
Speaker 3: you getting off the plantation like that, the ain't no
Speaker 3: better than me? How dare he fucking dream when my
Speaker 3: fucking dreams are being crushed? You feel me? So it's
Speaker 3: like what we don't understand. We've been We've been programmed
Speaker 3: to be the way that we are, and we malfunctioning
Speaker 3: and don't even know the fucking reason why. So like,
Speaker 3: like for me, I know the reason why people feel
Speaker 3: the way that they feel. But the thing that I
Speaker 3: do is I constantly, I literally and pimpsy helped me
Speaker 3: do this. I wrote down everything people said that I
Speaker 3: wouldn't do, and I went back and did it. So
Speaker 3: if a motherfucker hate me, it's because they hate themselves.
Speaker 3: And if they hate themselves, I can't help you. You
Speaker 3: know what I'm saying. You got to motherfucker came up
Speaker 3: to me one time at home. It was like, Dave Banner,
Speaker 3: I really don't like you, and I hugged He said,
Speaker 3: I really don't like you, and I hugged him because
Speaker 3: this after I, you know, became a better meditative banner,
Speaker 3: doter banner that you made. And I told him, brother,
Speaker 3: you got to stand in a long line, because at
Speaker 3: the end of the day, man, people just don't A
Speaker 3: lot of times too, when you come from smaller places,
Speaker 3: people don't know how to say I need help, right,
Speaker 3: So instead of saying, hey, yeah, hey y'all, can I
Speaker 3: get a beat, it's just like one of homies, like
Speaker 3: a bitch, you know what I'm saying, Just the.
Speaker 8: Bit, yeah, I know you want to funch man.
Speaker 6: Everything to a game you everything was a gang sign
Speaker 6: you're talking about for the rest of us.
Speaker 3: So so like for me, Bro, you have to know
Speaker 3: why people are hurting. And that's one of the things
Speaker 3: I've been doing. I've been doing these lecture series and like, honestly,
Speaker 3: this is a crown and I've done. I've got awards
Speaker 3: from all over the world. This has been my crowning moment. Bro.
Speaker 3: Like I do lectures and like hoods all over the world.
Speaker 3: I went to me and doctor Umar did Brooklyn thousand people,
Speaker 3: did tree Port, Louisiana twelve hundred people. So what do
Speaker 3: you think, because like one day I called you. You remember this?
Speaker 3: You and I said, Yo, we really need a hip
Speaker 3: hop union. Yeah, I remember that. We stayed on the
Speaker 3: phone for an hour and forty five minutes.
Speaker 8: Yo.
Speaker 1: And and do you think like our heart was in
Speaker 1: the right place at that time?
Speaker 3: I believe it it was. Let me tell you which
Speaker 3: I believe. I wasn't wrong, No, you were right. But
Speaker 3: the thing that we have to do is we have
Speaker 3: to become successful. Because the thing about these kids, I
Speaker 3: tell people this all the time, Like kids don't necessarily
Speaker 3: want to sell drugs, But what they do is they
Speaker 3: see the success. I'm selling drugs. I see the bitches,
Speaker 3: I see the women. I see the success. I see
Speaker 3: what you can get out of it. You're telling me
Speaker 3: to go to college. Ah, my uncle went to college.
Speaker 3: He right back on the block, right. So kids want
Speaker 3: to see some success. So if you want a union.
Speaker 3: If I want kids to do better, I got to
Speaker 3: show them some fly ship. They don't want to hear
Speaker 3: fucking theory. These kids are sick of motherfucker's lying to them,
Speaker 3: right like the man that shit is dead. All of
Speaker 3: this wishing and hoping, and people get mad at me,
Speaker 3: all of this wishing and hoping and playing. We got
Speaker 3: to get up off our knees and do some ship.
Speaker 3: And if you be successful and kids see you looking
Speaker 3: good and face looking fresh, ship card like. Kids just
Speaker 3: want success. And I tell people that if they see success,
Speaker 3: then they want to be like you. I don't give
Speaker 3: a funk if if let me tell you something, if
Speaker 3: women said I ain't giving no more pussy and nobody
Speaker 3: but doctors, nobody, but it wouldn't be no sickness in
Speaker 3: this mother fucker makes the mother. So so let me
Speaker 3: ask you this question. Now with that being said, good,
Speaker 3: you're doing a fucking excellent job. Man, I'm on point.
Speaker 1: No listen, but Spike Lee, he just tried to do
Speaker 1: that point. The point that you said was Fike Lee
Speaker 1: tried to actually make a play, but it was but
Speaker 1: he used real coatureing shy rack. Right, But but his
Speaker 1: I actually see the good and what he was trying
Speaker 1: to do. Even though it might have made a mockery,
Speaker 1: but you understand what you just said. It corresponds with
Speaker 1: what you just said so much because you said if women,
Speaker 1: but hold on, let me feel You said if woman
Speaker 1: was to say, nah, we ain't fucking unless you're a doctor. Right,
Speaker 1: That's what Spike tried to say, that they ain't fucking
Speaker 1: until you put your guns down. But the city of Chicago,
Speaker 1: definitely it's yeah.
Speaker 3: You go ahead, bro speaking it's it's like you gotta
Speaker 3: do that in your sit like Scarface told me that. Man,
Speaker 3: Like when but Chicago is the worst. But like when
Speaker 3: you but no, but when you coming in people's cities, bro,
Speaker 3: and you don't connect like Chicago taught me that. I
Speaker 3: went to Chicago to I was gonna do like some
Speaker 3: amazing ship and I sat down and talked to the
Speaker 3: real people that run Chicago and like, you got to
Speaker 3: come in, Bro. You gotta do it right. If you
Speaker 3: really want to help the community, you gotta connect with
Speaker 3: the people in the community, like bro. That's like me
Speaker 3: going to La and trying to tell people what to do.
Speaker 3: Like bro, Now you got to connect with the folks
Speaker 3: and let them do what they want to do, and
Speaker 3: you be a part of it. Because if you don't,
Speaker 3: you saw what happened. So like you don't want to
Speaker 3: take something that you believe is positive, and look what
Speaker 3: it ended up turning into. Like you gotta connect.
Speaker 1: I didn't watch it because people in Chicago told me
Speaker 1: nothing to watch it, and I said, I got family
Speaker 1: out there, you know, like I got real, real family
Speaker 1: in Chicago. So when they told me they was offended,
Speaker 1: I just didn't participate.
Speaker 3: But you can't take somebody's pain.
Speaker 1: But I kind of thought what Spike was trying to do,
Speaker 1: like he was trying to send a message the same
Speaker 1: ship that you just said.
Speaker 3: Like, I think the message was good. I think the
Speaker 3: way he pulled it off. Take the message and make
Speaker 3: the message dope and popping, just like I told him,
Speaker 3: and make the people. Don't put it out of the
Speaker 3: guys of somebody else's pain, right, use your pains the
Speaker 3: right thing.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that was all was a general statement that that
Speaker 6: was hall. Well, what do y'all think about all this
Speaker 6: ship with the gun laws going on right now? With
Speaker 6: the ship that happen Obviously we know we've been having
Speaker 6: problems with guns forever. But obviously when a ship like
Speaker 6: an Orlando happens, now it's front and center.
Speaker 5: But what do y'all think about that? Like what comprehensive
Speaker 5: gun laws? You think should go?
Speaker 3: Tell him dad? They'd be killing niggas in Long Beach
Speaker 3: all day, man, I mean, what do you really think?
Speaker 6: Like what do you think they should be trying to
Speaker 6: do past not having you know, rifles with certain amount
Speaker 6: of rounds?
Speaker 3: Like what do you think that's real? Man? Man? A
Speaker 3: kid can get a gun.
Speaker 10: Man, I got a little homies around, you know what
Speaker 10: I'm saying, But it's just about us OG's and all that,
Speaker 10: you know, getting it into the you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 10: and just getting into it.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying, right yeah, because that's that
Speaker 1: ship is kind of crazy, Like I'm still going through
Speaker 1: the same cycle or trying to be the bigger man.
Speaker 10: And you know, like unflecks like that get killed though,
Speaker 10: kid at the same job. You know, it's vice versas,
Speaker 10: so you always got to know how to play everything.
Speaker 10: You know what I'm saying, I foresee it all.
Speaker 3: Guns don't guns don't kill people, but but you guns
Speaker 3: don't kill human stupid motherfuckers kill people. Right, I'm gonna
Speaker 3: tell yall something and put the camera straight on me.
Speaker 3: If you want to put David Bann in jail, make
Speaker 3: some gun laws and come to my house. I got
Speaker 3: an AR fifteen. I got two AR fifteen because what
Speaker 3: I believe is there's just as many there's just as
Speaker 3: many bad cops as there are bad people. Cops are
Speaker 3: killing black folks with guds every people of culture, period,
Speaker 3: every fucking day, all around the world. But they're not
Speaker 3: taking their guns away. These motherfuckers go overseas and and
Speaker 3: we are the most technologically advanced country in the fucking world,
Speaker 3: or one of them, and we can't find thirty fucking people,
Speaker 3: but we bomb fucking nations. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: It's like.
Speaker 3: The problem, the problem that I'm trying to get people
Speaker 3: to see, and and this just made them need is
Speaker 3: because of our phones, we got a chip on us
Speaker 3: all fucking day, right, because of our credit cards. They're
Speaker 3: putting a chip on all your credit all right?
Speaker 9: All right?
Speaker 3: Then you ever watched that movie, yeah, which one market
Speaker 3: to Bees.
Speaker 10: My mother used to make it. You know, we used
Speaker 10: to go to check and they made us watch this movie.
Speaker 10: Called the market of Beast.
Speaker 3: This is a movie.
Speaker 10: Marketing Beast is like when everybody go to heaven, then
Speaker 10: it's UH soldiers and people telling them what to do
Speaker 10: and they market them and they putting it in their
Speaker 10: forehead and they put me in that ship scared.
Speaker 3: And it's just my theory. So all of our quintessential
Speaker 3: rights are now being taken away and people are not
Speaker 3: even noticing. So what they did was killing black people.
Speaker 3: Don't shock America, so that's cool. So they kill some
Speaker 3: you know, they killed some teenagers, some white teenagers that
Speaker 3: didn't take away your gun laws. So it's like every
Speaker 3: time America wants to pass somebody always told me this,
Speaker 3: if you want to find the arsonists, never look at
Speaker 3: the fire. It's always something else that's going on in America,
Speaker 3: like they've been trying to pass gun laws. Because the
Speaker 3: the thing that I learned, and one of my mentors said,
Speaker 3: there's no difference between the police and our games. The
Speaker 3: only difference between our games and the policeman is that
Speaker 3: when they call for backup them, motherfucker's coming. That is homie.
Speaker 10: I say, everybody in here, when that second car pull up,
Speaker 10: what happens and that second police car pull up.
Speaker 3: What happened? Yeah, yeah, ship, yeah, And that's the only
Speaker 3: and that's what they're afraid of, Like to be honest
Speaker 3: with you, bro, Like they'll take one thing out of
Speaker 3: a thousand things and make it a big deal. Because
Speaker 3: we try to find a leader whenever that's anarchy. We
Speaker 3: need somebody to lead us when when when there's a
Speaker 3: big and in no way, in no way am I
Speaker 3: saying that that what happened wasn't wasn't a tragedy, that
Speaker 3: was one person. So why take away the right that
Speaker 3: we have because I want you always remember something. Just
Speaker 3: think about this. Police and criminals don't give a funk
Speaker 3: about laws. If a criminal want a gun, Dad just
Speaker 3: said it, you're gonna find a gun. Jen shot somebody here.
Speaker 5: Yeah, he shot his homie in that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So what I'm saying is.
Speaker 7: Bucking his homie literally shot.
Speaker 3: He his hobie. Did we call here, mate, Drake Chaffs
Speaker 3: of Political Listen, listen, listen. We got the dumbest, fastest universe.
Speaker 3: And this makes my nooyse for them, But.
Speaker 7: Listen, we gotta get school. We gotta get school. David
Speaker 7: Manner and schooling us. Dad, He's filming you now.
Speaker 3: That is in the motherfucking bell. You got something right
Speaker 3: now in you got so many hits? What other crazy
Speaker 3: ship you produced? My nigga, let's just hit us what
Speaker 3: you know? Me and Sharon Price did it song when
Speaker 3: he was with Healthy Skeptic. You know what I'm saying
Speaker 3: on this. On that first album, it was me and Corup,
Speaker 3: you know what I'm saying. So that's it. And you
Speaker 3: and you said you produced for dads on on on
Speaker 3: on on with your cousin right here, like we're family,
Speaker 3: tear it up for days we do. You know what
Speaker 3: I'm saying. The thing is real, friends, we ain't got
Speaker 3: to talk about that ship. They took care of me
Speaker 3: when when.
Speaker 1: I needed it, Like, seriously, how did you get into
Speaker 1: the movie? That's how did you get into the movie thing?
Speaker 3: That's what the money all right? So one of the
Speaker 3: things I want to tell the kids, it's like people
Speaker 3: look up at the screen like they'll see pot and
Speaker 3: be like Pop just went from rap Like Pop was
Speaker 3: an actor first. You know what I'm saying. I've been
Speaker 3: in acting school for ten years. I study, I trained
Speaker 3: everything I do, whether it's fighting, whether it's whatever the
Speaker 3: fuck like kids have this misconception that you just fall
Speaker 3: out the motherfucking bed. If you're talented, that's only a
Speaker 3: head start most of the time. Motherfucker's just Steph Curry
Speaker 3: is a perfect example of that. That's a motherfucker that
Speaker 3: worked buses fucking ass. You know what I'm saying to
Speaker 3: become great. And the thing that I realize is like,
Speaker 3: and I think about the West Coast more than anything.
Speaker 3: Like the thing I think and my personal assumption that
Speaker 3: really took the West Coast to the next level is
Speaker 3: like during the time that dre and then was making
Speaker 3: them move, they had colors, they have boys in the hood,
Speaker 3: because a lot of times you can hear a record,
Speaker 3: but if you don't know what that shit look like.
Speaker 3: My fus was like, motherfuckers can't be through that ship
Speaker 3: that they say that oh ship they are, that's the
Speaker 3: sixth fold. Oh that's what that ship is. That's what
Speaker 3: the switches do, right, That's what that ship is. That
Speaker 3: mass When he did the movie that kind of helped
Speaker 3: his movement. What I say is like, I still don't
Speaker 3: think the South has had just that proper movement, because like,
Speaker 3: we need people who are actually producers and directors that
Speaker 3: come from where we come from instead of people from
Speaker 3: other places coming and giving what they think is from
Speaker 3: the South. Because a lot of times when I see
Speaker 3: motherfuckers do shit about the South, I be mad about
Speaker 3: that ship. Like I be like, dawg, that's that's what
Speaker 3: you think it is. You know you gonna do a
Speaker 3: Mississippi movie. I'm gonna do it again. I'm gonna do
Speaker 3: some Mississippi movies. I'm gonna do some a lot of
Speaker 3: fucking movies. I'm gonna tell y'all something, hey think about
Speaker 3: this ship. This is the reason why I started doing.
Speaker 1: Movie beat the New York nigga that just come in
Speaker 1: and shoot somebody. That's all I want to be in
Speaker 1: the Mississippi movie.
Speaker 3: Come on, that was the only place this cattle. But
Speaker 3: this some ship. I want to address the addressing guy
Speaker 3: damn belly. When they had to do eating the Banana
Speaker 3: from the South, I had he wasn't from the South.
Speaker 3: He was from Ohio. Yeah, google as the Carolinas, some
Speaker 3: coast ship. Just like the way either way, the small
Speaker 3: town eating the banana ship on the corner. It was
Speaker 3: what it was, what you said, we would have had
Speaker 3: a problem. It was listen to this, y'all. Check this.
Speaker 3: This is the reason why I started doing One of
Speaker 3: the reasons why I started doing movies. It was this
Speaker 3: little black girl. Hold on a second.
Speaker 1: I like the fact that he's the only guess we
Speaker 1: ever had that looked at addresses everybody.
Speaker 3: I'm looking at this nigga. This nigga thin he doing
Speaker 3: this show? They're just gonna do it to living looking
Speaker 3: at me like, you know why? This is when you know,
Speaker 3: see dad, see you? He said, what you're gonna do
Speaker 3: that too? He turned a look.
Speaker 5: This is this is.
Speaker 3: This is niggas will know how to control the crowd.
Speaker 1: This is the difference between talking and being a microphone controller. Now,
Speaker 1: this is real legendary ship happening. I'm sorry if the
Speaker 1: listener didn't.
Speaker 3: Know what's going on. Continue, Okay, So this is what happened.
Speaker 3: It was a little black girl. She came in crying uncontrollably.
Speaker 3: She asked the father. She asked the father, She said father,
Speaker 3: She said, Dad, Dad, Dad, Are there gonna be any
Speaker 3: black folks in the future. He looked down and said, baby,
Speaker 3: why you asked that? She said, because I was watching
Speaker 3: the Jetsons and I didn't see nothing like. Literally, think
Speaker 3: about this as as it pertains to black jetson and
Speaker 3: he wasn't black. Don't forget to know. So so watch
Speaker 3: this for black people. Most black people, because of conventional religion,
Speaker 3: I think Jesus is white. So think about all the
Speaker 3: god complexes in the world. Jesus white, Superman is white,
Speaker 3: Flashes white, Wonder Woman is white, Tarzan is white, all
Speaker 3: the black folks in fucking jungle. So think about Listen,
Speaker 3: when a kid, I'm a step child and the fact
Speaker 3: that I don't look like my dad, that fucks with me.
Speaker 3: My stepdad changed my whole entire fucking life. He been
Speaker 3: with me since I was three. So when I always
Speaker 3: tell people, if you told your kids that they was gods,
Speaker 3: maybe they would act like gods. And maybe if they
Speaker 3: act like God, somebody would treat them like gods. It's
Speaker 3: easy to kill a nigga. And I always tell people,
Speaker 3: if I see a God in you, I might beat
Speaker 3: the devil out your motherfucking ass, but I won't kill you.
Speaker 3: So when most black people see white people, in the
Speaker 3: back of their subconscious they see Jesus. I don't know
Speaker 3: what serious na think about. How quick a motherfucker kill
Speaker 3: another black person. They see some white folks, they be like, damn,
Speaker 3: that's Jesus very deep drinks sounds a big dice again
Speaker 3: phones And I was like, you know, I'm conscious, So
Speaker 3: I know exactly right now, I'm conscious conscious though, you
Speaker 3: know what I mean? Like that, that's some real ship, man,
Speaker 3: that's some real ship. So dazs man, I don't even
Speaker 3: I'm trying to keep it together. I'm trying to keep
Speaker 3: it together, man. So dads, what what what do you
Speaker 3: see hip hop going now? From here? From here? Hip
Speaker 3: hop is on a good path right now, going to
Speaker 3: the top. Man. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 10: It's all the commercials, you know, old people rapping and
Speaker 10: ship and there, so you know it's going there. The
Speaker 10: money is there and.
Speaker 1: Snoop out there killing them still. I was like, like
Speaker 1: like in the night like Snooped on age all the time.
Speaker 3: And that was very correct. That's the hip hop prince.
Speaker 3: He Superfly. Superfly was the one that hooked me hell
Speaker 3: with smooth. He heard my beast before anybody else. He
Speaker 3: did the most admirable ship ever. He said, at the
Speaker 3: end of the day, Snoop make the money. We got
Speaker 3: to take the beast to him, like he heard my
Speaker 3: beast was like, yo, ship jamming. He was like, man,
Speaker 3: fuck me personally, like it's cool, you can have some
Speaker 3: beasts on my ship. That's coming out. You need to
Speaker 3: go see. And Snoop did the crazy ship y'all. That's
Speaker 3: when we had the A s R. And the dish
Speaker 3: used to get corrupted, but that y'all, Snoop stood up
Speaker 3: in front of me. My disc was corrupted, so the
Speaker 3: beat he wanted wouldn't pull up. He said, you got
Speaker 3: two minutes pull that mother fuck up. And y'all, I
Speaker 3: was homeless, sleeping in my van and I literally saw
Speaker 3: my career passing across. Hey. Dog was about to piss
Speaker 3: on myself, like what the fuck? I'm broke as fuck
Speaker 3: and this motherfucker won't know He three two poor, get
Speaker 3: the fuck out of here. Ship. He was like, I'm
Speaker 3: just jumping down. He was like, don't get come back
Speaker 3: and like all us been cool every since then. I
Speaker 3: snuck you steak on you man to play the beat
Speaker 3: for y'all them and like their whole family took me in.
Speaker 3: Like when I was in La, I ain't know nobody
Speaker 3: bro Like they really appreciate y'all.
Speaker 1: And what made you well, Well, you lived in Atlanta
Speaker 1: first and then lived in law What happened was, man,
Speaker 1: I've been there.
Speaker 3: I went from Mississippi to Louisiana to Atlanta to New York.
Speaker 3: I was homeless, sleeping at the next the dogs and
Speaker 3: ship pissed on the floor and ship and I moved
Speaker 3: at I moved a I was dating at the time.
Speaker 3: I was dating a girl in Trent, New Jersey, and
Speaker 3: I thought I could ride.
Speaker 5: Thirty and just Trent.
Speaker 3: I love gold fingers. What's up? And they were out
Speaker 3: there what's up? Very every was going to pick it
Speaker 3: up and tread. No, I was nobody picked up that.
Speaker 3: I actually moved in with her right now, Mama to
Speaker 3: New York and get this deal was good? But now,
Speaker 3: wasn't you down with Loud s r C?
Speaker 5: Yeah you got one of the biggest deals that Yeah,
Speaker 5: that was afterwards.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but inside the label was was you not included
Speaker 3: in it? I wasn't in Loud, We was sr C.
Speaker 3: That was a whole because that was after Steve threw
Speaker 3: the chair out the window.
Speaker 5: But he invested in you to restart the whole joint.
Speaker 3: Yeah, like like like we we did that, like, to
Speaker 3: be honest with you, it was it was reciprocal.
Speaker 5: And I say this, that's what I meant at that time.
Speaker 3: I say this, I say that told you our fans,
Speaker 3: the dumbess in the world. What it's both players. I'll
Speaker 3: say that, I'll say this about I'll say this about Steve.
Speaker 3: I think Steve because I was running. I was running
Speaker 3: in LA and I saw Steve, and I think Steve.
Speaker 3: Don't think I like him, like we're cool, Like I
Speaker 3: don't have no problem with dude.
Speaker 1: You don't think dead presidents like him neither, like I'm
Speaker 1: Coolie the late like bro.
Speaker 3: I think he changed my life and I changed his
Speaker 3: life because I believe I'm the reason why he was
Speaker 3: able to really stand up in the universal building that
Speaker 3: like a pimp record.
Speaker 1: But when he saw that, why is that like an issue?
Speaker 1: Like you and dead Press both said the same thing
Speaker 1: about him.
Speaker 3: Let me tell you, people think because you pro black,
Speaker 3: that you hate white folks. Break it down and and dude,
Speaker 3: you can be Celtic and you can be from any
Speaker 3: fucking place and be proud of your country. Black folks
Speaker 3: the only groups of people that if we stand up
Speaker 3: for our people, they think we hate somebody else. That's
Speaker 3: some bush. That's definitely because motherfuckers know what they've done wrong. Like, dude,
Speaker 3: I'm gonna be honest with you, I don't know any
Speaker 3: other label that would have have took a rapper like
Speaker 3: cun motherfucker three since Mafia, let me say that again,
Speaker 3: since Mafia, wou tang a whole bunch of crazy motherfuckers
Speaker 3: group of my Like, like I tell, I don't think
Speaker 3: I could have went anywhere else and been as exactly. Yeah,
Speaker 3: don't I don't exhibit yeah ray Kwan and go on
Speaker 3: and on. But like the thing is, bro is like Steve,
Speaker 3: I was one of the few people I noticed this, Bro.
Speaker 3: I was one of the few people the folks were
Speaker 3: scared of me, Like people see that this ship right here, Bro,
Speaker 3: But there's a whole nother one. I started to change
Speaker 3: my name away from David Banner because I saw so
Speaker 3: many similarities in me and an incredible hope because like
Speaker 3: I got a clinical anger problem. Though, like I go
Speaker 3: to therapy, I sit down on the couch with an
Speaker 3: old white lady and talk about how fucking angry I am.
Speaker 3: You know this is my therapys. The number of the white.
Speaker 1: Being my therapy while he's talking about therapy, and that's
Speaker 1: why the ship happened.
Speaker 3: Like in Washington, dude, Like at the end of the day,
Speaker 3: we still our default is where the fuck we from?
Speaker 3: If a motherfucker, if a motherfucker get wrong with you,
Speaker 3: left right, if you right back to the hood section
Speaker 3: one second. So so for me, like like like like
Speaker 3: like like the thing is, man, is that I I
Speaker 3: think I did. I think I did as much for
Speaker 3: Steve and Steve did for me. But I couldn't have
Speaker 3: been the man that I am today because I'm doing
Speaker 3: some amazing ship. What people don't know, bro, I own
Speaker 3: a multi media company. I scored all all the music
Speaker 3: for Gatorade, for the World Cup, Mercedes Benz, Marble versus Capcom,
Speaker 3: I did that shoe uh ship, you name it all
Speaker 3: three years ago. All the music for PEPSI doing. I'm
Speaker 3: coming to America, Let's make And what you need to
Speaker 3: know is I am the guy that says the real
Speaker 3: penises clean.
Speaker 7: Yeah, tell tell them, God damn time.
Speaker 3: But I just sat in.
Speaker 5: I sat in his session. It was crazy. He was
Speaker 5: doing mad deals. Remember when I went to LA and
Speaker 5: I just sat in your interviews. He was doing scoring ship.
Speaker 5: I was like, yo, man is doing crazy ship right now.
Speaker 3: But but but that's where that's where I keep telling people, like,
Speaker 3: if you want to get these kids, you got to
Speaker 3: show them some success. So the truth is people hear
Speaker 3: about the goudbox, like what you can about Go right.
Speaker 1: I'm about to go on to this because you know
Speaker 1: I follow you on social media and I think your
Speaker 1: fans are a little best off at you. I'm gonna
Speaker 1: just keep it real why they've been waiting for you
Speaker 1: to drop this for quite some time, Like I'll be
Speaker 1: seeing them just go at you like I love when
Speaker 1: I follow a nigga on social media. They liked the
Speaker 1: pre mix tape, they like that. But it's been so
Speaker 1: much anticipated that I've seen you on an interview where
Speaker 1: you said that the reason why you couldn't get it
Speaker 1: is because you needed people's signatures.
Speaker 3: It was how difficult. It wasn't just that I'm gonna
Speaker 3: say this. I was real disappointed because I really only
Speaker 3: did records with people and me, and you talked about
Speaker 3: this like after I had made the metamorphosis that I made. Yeah, definitely,
Speaker 3: you gave me where I want to go. You get
Speaker 3: me where I want to go. You want to answer
Speaker 3: that because I got somewhere. I want to go. Go,
Speaker 3: go where you're going to Listen. We had Tyler Quality
Speaker 3: on this show, right, and he thought I was bullshit.
Speaker 1: But I really want Tyler Quality to run for New
Speaker 1: York City may because I think at some point as
Speaker 1: US hip hop and you know, somebody getting killed and
Speaker 1: we retweet that and we say so, hold on home,
Speaker 1: we say so.
Speaker 3: But why we can't have time lit Quality want for
Speaker 3: New York City? Man?
Speaker 1: Right, get David Bahma, Mississippi mayor or it you don't
Speaker 1: gotta run for Mississippi mayor.
Speaker 11: Let's do some all swortser nigga ship Hollywood. You know what,
Speaker 11: we got three million something right now?
Speaker 3: And you know what? Also, this is a thing. Man,
Speaker 3: Let me say one thing. Let me let me stop
Speaker 3: you excuse are you running for me? We need you
Speaker 3: to tell you this because listen, listen, let me say.
Speaker 1: What I want to get off my chest because I
Speaker 1: feel like this is there's whatever races there is, we
Speaker 1: should add another race and that race should be hip hop.
Speaker 1: And what I mean by thatdeed, what I mean by
Speaker 1: that is why hip hop society can't look out This
Speaker 1: is one of the deepest conversations I ever had.
Speaker 3: I knew him in fifty fifteen years.
Speaker 1: It's me hitting him and say, yo, I just feel
Speaker 1: like hip hop need a union, like I want people
Speaker 1: that he don't have. Ship all the way down has
Speaker 1: one hit they distributed and then they fucked up. I
Speaker 1: wanted to like pay for something like if he breaks
Speaker 1: his knee.
Speaker 5: That cares one cares one. He tried to do the Yeah,
Speaker 5: I remember.
Speaker 3: I told you I had already spoke to the brother
Speaker 3: and this is real shit.
Speaker 5: It's like.
Speaker 1: I think we can control more because I told it
Speaker 1: to Russell and I said this on the podcast. I
Speaker 1: said this on another podcast I don't remember, but I
Speaker 1: told Russell. I said I need you to run for
Speaker 1: president and Russell said, yo, I smoked dope.
Speaker 3: I was like, I said, everybody swore no smoke, but
Speaker 3: he said, he.
Speaker 5: Told you. You know the wind.
Speaker 10: You know he don't smoke. But he said, man, in
Speaker 10: my young day, you can look at it and crush groove.
Speaker 3: He smoked heroin right a funk that right now.
Speaker 1: Listen, now, listen, I'm gonna try to break something down
Speaker 1: as smart as I can right now. Whether you agree
Speaker 1: with Trump or you disagree with Trump. He is making
Speaker 1: politics like a freestyle battle.
Speaker 5: Oh, it's a total freestyle.
Speaker 3: It's kind of like a free It's kind of like
Speaker 3: smack D v D. He took it all the way down.
Speaker 1: It's like, Yo, you can say something facts and if
Speaker 1: I got the better rhyme, more punchline added into the crowd.
Speaker 1: With the punchline the crowd. So why we can't elect
Speaker 1: Kanye and jay Z whatever the president two years is?
Speaker 1: And then to make sure we get them, we get
Speaker 1: the people running for mayors? Uh, bun beat bun beat
Speaker 1: the president of definitely, what is it?
Speaker 3: What is it? Come on, man, help me out with
Speaker 3: every city? No, I know, I know.
Speaker 1: Poor after you know he running poor after you know
Speaker 1: Tyler Quali running.
Speaker 3: At least Brooklyn office. If if you don't run for
Speaker 3: the actual mayor.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying, like Snoop running for the
Speaker 1: motherfucking governor of.
Speaker 3: Cala, California.
Speaker 1: Like listen, because we all laugh, because this is my dream,
Speaker 1: right listen, we're all laughing.
Speaker 3: But the same way we get a.
Speaker 1: Nigga to go out and buy a Drake album for
Speaker 1: whatever whatever. Listen, Drake, you running for Toronto.
Speaker 3: Now you know what I'm saying, like, hey, your dreamming
Speaker 3: too far? That what I'm saying. What I'm saying because
Speaker 3: because something that drunk, that's something that that's in the
Speaker 3: that's in the works. But but the thing is is
Speaker 3: that I personally feel like we got to stop saying
Speaker 3: it because when when when the.
Speaker 5: Teeth gonna stop?
Speaker 3: When when they're not not that they're gonna start. When
Speaker 3: the teeth paraty do ship? You don't know what it
Speaker 3: to it's too late. Look at it like this man.
Speaker 10: Paying all the taxes and all the other ship man,
Speaker 10: this ship is gangsted. You know it's gainst it on
Speaker 10: the street. Then motherfuckers up there they kill they kill
Speaker 10: you that you know what I mean, toust you off
Speaker 10: in the minute when they brushing their teeth.
Speaker 1: And ship young, listen, the laws that don't protect us,
Speaker 1: if we actually have a chance, make the laws.
Speaker 3: That protect me. Let me let me tell you the
Speaker 3: easy way to tell them. This is what I tell people.
Speaker 3: Power won't invest in poor people into poor people and
Speaker 3: invest in power. We gotta make power moves, but we
Speaker 3: gotta do it. We gotta do it quietly, though, bro,
Speaker 3: we gotta talk to each other in rooms. Hold on,
Speaker 3: we got to talk to each other in rooms, like
Speaker 3: how me and you talk. And then once we get
Speaker 3: our ship together, then we talk about it because we
Speaker 3: talk about it before. Then they figure in out ways
Speaker 3: to make sure that's like this. It's like this, Never
Speaker 3: say a name on the internet before you go get
Speaker 3: the domain name.
Speaker 10: That's what I'm talking about, because motherfucker's gonna try to
Speaker 10: get the name and I ain't want to send it
Speaker 10: to you and that.
Speaker 8: To make sure.
Speaker 6: But but you know something that I think we've been
Speaker 6: fucking up as a culture when I'm you know, I
Speaker 6: do the documentary series where I go outside the country
Speaker 6: and I'm checking out these other countries.
Speaker 5: And as I've been going to these countries, they saying
Speaker 5: they don't really follow us no more.
Speaker 6: And I think us as a culture, we were not
Speaker 6: paying attention to the end the influencer we've had internationally
Speaker 6: which could have made even the culture more powerful here,
Speaker 6: you know, and then we let it go.
Speaker 3: We let it go.
Speaker 5: Now when I went to Vietnam, I just went to Vietnam.
Speaker 5: I'm like, who influences you? Korea? Japan used to be us.
Speaker 3: Remember when we know sh we go down there. It's
Speaker 3: a motherfucking party.
Speaker 5: No, it's definitely a party, no doubt, but influential.
Speaker 3: When we go down there, could be walking down the street.
Speaker 3: But we're not investing in the culture about there. But
Speaker 3: this is when I said, I apologize to cut you off, e.
Speaker 3: But this is what I'm saying. Like the Voter Die.
Speaker 1: Campaign, everybody had a T shirt a T shirt and
Speaker 1: we did diploma crazy whatever.
Speaker 3: But let's imagine if Puff was the actual running guy,
Speaker 3: the guy to a run, the result that had with us,
Speaker 3: if we had it exactly Puffy State Shock got like,
Speaker 3: why we can't force Puff and Kanye like really enforced
Speaker 3: people who don't want to know they'll do it.
Speaker 1: They'll do it because this is hip hop. Being the president.
Speaker 1: Donald Trump made being the president hip hop because he
Speaker 1: went at it like.
Speaker 3: A smack DVD. This make some noise with Donald Trump.
Speaker 3: I don't know if he trump no no, but watch
Speaker 3: his approach and he got watched this stuff.
Speaker 5: Watch no no, no, no, no no no.
Speaker 3: Watch this. But people, it's because we don't pay attention.
Speaker 3: I don't have a problem with Donald Trump. Donald Trump
Speaker 3: is a businessman. He showed motherfuckers what he was about
Speaker 3: he's about business. He said it back in the day.
Speaker 3: He said, like, if I ever run for president, this
Speaker 3: one he was a Democrat, he said, I would run
Speaker 3: as a Republican. He he's the what do you call it,
Speaker 3: He's the reality He's the reality TV show president, and
Speaker 3: that's what runs our country. Was like the first watch this,
Speaker 3: watch this. Hillary Clinton sent over six hundred thousand black
Speaker 3: men to jail because of the law that her husband passed.
Speaker 3: Everybody's talking about the Clinton Clinton Clinton, Clinton, Clinton, but
Speaker 3: we forget about the law that her husband passed that
Speaker 3: made the Non Violent Drug Act what it was, the
Speaker 3: three strikes, all that kind of stuff. That was the
Speaker 3: Clinton family. So I have a point. Donald Trump is theory.
Speaker 3: He's theory. But the Clinton family.
Speaker 6: Fucking real stuff between the rock and hard place. And
Speaker 6: plus the Clinton Foundation. What happened in Haiti when I
Speaker 6: went to Haiti ain't nothing. They was like they do
Speaker 6: over here, millions of billion into whether the fun they.
Speaker 3: David Vanner the raptor. You might not call you the raptor.
Speaker 3: That is hard right, Broke, Yeah, yeah, listen, don't call
Speaker 3: you bro bro bro bro bro bro Miami. Who are
Speaker 3: we borrow? Yeh like no money, That's what I don't
Speaker 3: want to be. Are were voting for Bernie Sanders.
Speaker 6: Bertie Sanders is out of it. He's out, he's out. Yeah,
Speaker 6: he's done up in there. Yeah, you're in the last
Speaker 6: dam Bie money right now.
Speaker 3: That was funny. Bernie Sanders not here, Bernie Shine to
Speaker 3: Bernie Sanders real quick. He tried so Hillary, she ain't
Speaker 3: legalizing weed. No, none of that money fucked up.
Speaker 5: They're gonna have ton am I supposed to make.
Speaker 10: People because I say before Obama got just meet other
Speaker 10: people both been to skate out of office.
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying. We legalized weed in Washington,
Speaker 3: d C. It was all great hope. Reagan pushed dope.
Speaker 3: Clayton pushed something down a young gay's throat. Since we're
Speaker 3: talking about throats, White folks that you know about ropes,
Speaker 3: white folks that you know about trees and men swinging
Speaker 3: from them that looked like me, How you say that
Speaker 3: don't affect us, tuskiggy, How you let them infect us?
Speaker 3: Is fear of a black seamen putting sage on a
Speaker 3: page to eradicate these demons. This for Tosa, Oklahoma, This
Speaker 3: for brows Wood. You know what I'm saying, and I.
Speaker 1: Want to ask you this last question because we kept
Speaker 1: hearing you saying you was homeless and you could have
Speaker 1: gave up. Let's let's reflect on the moments when you
Speaker 1: thought about giving.
Speaker 3: Up and what made you not give up until you
Speaker 3: I'm from the poor state in the union, Mississippisissippi. Yeah,
Speaker 3: y'all look rich for me from the outside giving up.
Speaker 3: Let me tell you something, bro, Like, let me tell
Speaker 3: this to everybody who think about giving up. If you
Speaker 3: give up, you go back to what the fuck you're from.
Speaker 3: Giving up is not what you should worry about. It's
Speaker 3: being successful. When you're successful, that's when shit changed. You
Speaker 3: used to being broken fucked up like that ain't what
Speaker 3: you worry about. It's being fucked up, it's being successful.
Speaker 3: Do you gotta do something new? Do you gotta learn
Speaker 3: worry about how to keep him calm and can't cuss
Speaker 3: out the white folks like he used to David Banner, Like,
Speaker 3: that's when you got to learn a new skill. That's
Speaker 3: when you got to learn accounting. That's when you got
Speaker 3: to learn a business. That's when you got to learn
Speaker 3: how to to be diplomatic. And we ain't diplomatic motherfuckers.
Speaker 3: We emotional motherfuckers.
Speaker 5: Somebody drunk for me.
Speaker 3: It ain't it ain't bro I ain't going back. I
Speaker 3: ain't going I ain't no not, I mean going back
Speaker 3: to being broke a state of mind. Mississippi is. Let
Speaker 3: me tell you something. Let me tell you I'm gonna
Speaker 3: clear all this ship up. It's about my people if
Speaker 3: all the black people and people of culture moved out
Speaker 3: of Mississippi, because it ain't none of us from this
Speaker 3: bitch anyway. M hm. You know what I'm saying, like
Speaker 3: like like we don't own this ship, like we people
Speaker 3: are culture like, man, this is it's a global thing
Speaker 3: for all of us. Like I read Mississippi because I
Speaker 3: read Mississippi as hard as I do. I tattooed it
Speaker 3: on my back because motherfuckers act like they no. I
Speaker 3: like the way you break it that. Let me say this,
Speaker 3: this is on front. You really put Mississippi on the man,
Speaker 3: like you know.
Speaker 1: I was from left Frack, right, So that's why you
Speaker 1: keep saying left frack And that's my that's my hold.
Speaker 3: I love it. But that's just a small that is
Speaker 3: a part of New York City. Nobody had never heard
Speaker 3: a rapper. Let me tell you, man, but but let
Speaker 3: me want it. I'm a humble dude. Let me it's
Speaker 3: let me read this to you. Let me read this
Speaker 3: to you right quick. It's funny. I was reading Psalms
Speaker 3: this morning. I wake up every morning and I study
Speaker 3: something from every religion, every religion. I study Buddhism. My studs,
Speaker 3: are you every religion? No, I'm not every religion, but
Speaker 3: I study everything. So listen. It said be not wise
Speaker 3: and died own eyes, feel the Lord, and depart from
Speaker 3: evil Proverbs three seven. Like, I don't take credit for
Speaker 3: shit I'm supposed to do. You're supposed to stand up
Speaker 3: for your people. You're supposed to do for your community.
Speaker 3: I don't take when people pop pat me on my
Speaker 3: back for the ship that I do for my community.
Speaker 3: You're supposed to do as a man, don't fucking my
Speaker 3: dad told me that. My dad said, you don't. You
Speaker 3: don't stand up for the ship you're supposed to do
Speaker 3: your fucking man. It's that it ain't a lot of
Speaker 3: men and hip hop, no fucking mode don't tell you
Speaker 3: what to do, right. So it's like motherfuckers trying to
Speaker 3: play like I'm a Malcolm or something. No, I ain't
Speaker 3: no where close to our fathers. We ain't. That's like
Speaker 3: I'm gonna say this, that's just like basketball players who
Speaker 3: win one fucking championship and they start comparing them the
Speaker 3: great motherfucker. That's the grade and the culture. I ain't like.
Speaker 3: The ship I'm doing ain't special. I'm doing what the
Speaker 3: fuck I'm supposed to do. But because most motherfuckers don't
Speaker 3: do ship at all and make me look like a kid.
Speaker 3: But I ain't doing nothing, bro, I got more work
Speaker 3: to do.
Speaker 1: But man, I'm going work to do. But we're very
Speaker 1: proud of. We're very proud of. Doesn't fall as they
Speaker 1: just passed. We gotta ask, like we ask every other guest, really,
Speaker 1: where was your first album? What year was your first album?
Speaker 3: First? Ninety two? For a year was your first album?
Speaker 3: Ninety eight? How many abortions y'all pay for? Just keep
Speaker 3: it real? How many bosses, let's keep it real? None?
Speaker 3: How many kids you got to dash? Yeah? Four? Two
Speaker 3: or four? That's peace? You didn't even how many boys
Speaker 3: did you? Let me tell you this? Don't no, no, no,
Speaker 3: You're gonna be in the orld. Time listen to one
Speaker 3: time listen this sad story. This is really said, and
Speaker 3: I don't want to bring down the vibe. But I
Speaker 3: never heard what happened to my kids. This is gonna
Speaker 3: be a joke and I'm serious. No, he didn't. He
Speaker 3: got swallow.
Speaker 1: Because it got to be hard being a consciousness around
Speaker 1: a whole lot of ass ballance things.
Speaker 10: When we started, we learn them hole, so we was
Speaker 10: it was. It was leading visits alone. You got some money,
Speaker 10: what can you use?
Speaker 3: Nobody here? It was crazy, like like when it was
Speaker 3: in Vegas. Yeah, let me get that bottle that's open,
Speaker 3: because you gotta have a balance.
Speaker 1: David man Lem spell backwards his level because you got
Speaker 1: a balance.
Speaker 3: Let me tell you why it's not hard for you.
Speaker 3: Also made strip club music too. Let's make some layse
Speaker 3: for you. But that is song. Ever talk about it.
Speaker 3: I may play. I tell people this all the time, bro,
Speaker 3: just because because unconscious don't mean I don't want to
Speaker 3: fuck you. Tell people that all the time. Like just
Speaker 3: because I read the book don't mean my dick don't
Speaker 3: get hard. But it doesn't. But it doesn't control me
Speaker 3: like it used to. Like the thing is I watched man,
Speaker 3: I even watched the ship that happened to part they
Speaker 3: admit it. When that rape shit happened with proper, he
Speaker 3: wasn't even in the fucking room. So it's like, when
Speaker 3: are we gonna get fucking smart and realize, like, dude,
Speaker 3: rap is my fucking business at this point. And I
Speaker 3: feed literally though, I feed a whole tribe of people
Speaker 3: of all colors because I'm David Behna, so I have
Speaker 3: to watch the ship I do. Not just for me
Speaker 3: because the old David Bander creeps up a lot, but
Speaker 3: I think about the children, like the people that I
Speaker 3: fuck with, like the Hawk. Yeah. So so like for me, bro, like,
Speaker 3: let me tell y'all anybody that's a rapper, let me
Speaker 3: tell you what you do.
Speaker 8: You fuck.
Speaker 3: Everybody want to fuck. Lawyers want to fuck congressmen, congress
Speaker 3: women want to fuck.
Speaker 5: You.
Speaker 3: Find a broad that has as much to lose as
Speaker 3: you have to lose, and you cool. You fuck with
Speaker 3: a broad that's a mayor. Shitn't gonna tell.
Speaker 1: It, because what happens if David the band to get
Speaker 1: sucked up one day a bitch and then she got
Speaker 1: you on Snapchat?
Speaker 3: She give me I got Jenial, bitch. I ain't even
Speaker 3: worried about like I said, nigga ain't got no money.
Speaker 3: I ain't got no So how do you have to
Speaker 3: your group? Said, bander, you're very hard. It's fause come.
Speaker 1: On, day, banda, you had you had a one night
Speaker 1: stand before God, let's bring I did.
Speaker 3: But what I did, let me tell you what I
Speaker 3: did back in the day. I had a tribe try
Speaker 3: all over the United States, is what you said. I
Speaker 3: just had to try. You call him what you want
Speaker 3: to call him. But I had a try and they
Speaker 3: all knew what it was.
Speaker 12: So like I had a try from it was all
Speaker 12: six hours from any place in the unit Canada or
Speaker 12: the United States, of course, but.
Speaker 3: Then you have afro centric pitches. I had the bitches
Speaker 3: that had.
Speaker 7: That.
Speaker 3: You have had women all over the world. It's not
Speaker 3: about that. It's just about people who understand what you're about. Motherfuckers.
Speaker 3: Respect Like that's that's part. Part of don't have respect
Speaker 3: is that pimp culture in Mississis. That's where that's where
Speaker 3: it comes from. Let me say, that's one of the
Speaker 3: reasons why I fuck with Harlem, like I fuck with
Speaker 3: Harlem because the reason why they had zoot suits and
Speaker 3: ship was from the fucking South, Like that's where the
Speaker 3: South went to. That's why I lived in Harlem for
Speaker 3: six years. Like the pimp culture comes a lot of
Speaker 3: people don't know this. The pimp culture comes from slavery.
Speaker 3: People don't fucking read like like like like like like
Speaker 3: like read all the pimp books. The ship. What they
Speaker 3: did was they treated the woman like the slave map
Speaker 3: treated black people. That's all pimping is. You know what
Speaker 3: I'm saying, Like like like, re read any fucking pimp book.
Speaker 3: Anybody else a real pimp, They'll tell you that ship.
Speaker 3: That's what it fucking comes from. This ship ain't hard,
Speaker 3: and that's why it's easy for me to transition. I
Speaker 3: never learned this much. And it's like everybody just sitting
Speaker 3: around that's what it ready to call the trippers right now,
Speaker 3: like little bit, that's not what I meant. David Man,
Speaker 3: Like did you hear us? You know, Charler came on
Speaker 3: here and he said that he's seen Prince invent well
Speaker 3: verse reverse pimping, worse pimping. Did you ever see that
Speaker 3: type of thing? Well verse pimp you know what that is.
Speaker 1: He's see a bitch pember And he said, I'm gonna
Speaker 1: pay you to leave that's type of nigga princess.
Speaker 13: This makes a noise for that nigga price that that
Speaker 13: wait a little bit too, dad, That ship went fast
Speaker 13: right there. You didn't hear about that.
Speaker 3: You ain't hear about that?
Speaker 5: Did he told the stripper, I'll pay you to get
Speaker 5: off the stage.
Speaker 3: To get off the stage? This is true? Have you
Speaker 3: ever done that? I was probably in d C and jail,
Speaker 3: your dad. I gotta ask you that because all y'all
Speaker 3: songs say y'all don't give a funk about have you
Speaker 3: ever been pussy wept?
Speaker 5: Be honest not.
Speaker 1: Maybe me ain't paid for the pussy, but you paid
Speaker 1: for her to get some converse.
Speaker 3: The sloughs did that? You ain't? You know? This my matter?
Speaker 3: What can you do for me that I can't do
Speaker 3: for myself? But listen that you never tricked one. You
Speaker 3: ain't never get you never did that, not one time.
Speaker 3: I mean, you know, I always been a hustler, so
Speaker 3: I always had my own.
Speaker 10: Ship, you know what I'm saying, and if being kicked
Speaker 10: out exactly so you know, I'm looking for somebody who
Speaker 10: could do something for me. I know what I could
Speaker 10: do for you, and fuck you.
Speaker 3: About. But as a kid. We always hip it in
Speaker 3: because that's all we knew. Listen, right, but you ain't
Speaker 3: never been pussy whipped. I mean, you know, I like
Speaker 3: the bitch. That's as much as get You know what
Speaker 3: I'm saying that she keeps fucking me back. You know
Speaker 3: what I'm saying, We fucking It's like, you know, you
Speaker 3: know we in this entertainment, we moved. You know what
Speaker 3: I'm saying. I'm not gonna lie. I'm not gonna lie.
Speaker 3: In our experience in New York and the East Coast,
Speaker 3: and I forget about you, we have respect. We have
Speaker 3: respect for our women. When it gets to the South
Speaker 3: at the West coast, like we don't call our women bitches.
Speaker 1: Y'all gonna say what y'all want, But in New York,
Speaker 1: we don't call our women benches. When you get to
Speaker 1: the South, they be like beh be older than we did.
Speaker 1: You see the nigga beat cat stacks. Oh yeah, I
Speaker 1: see spinning a face. But but listen further west you
Speaker 1: get they even put But like, if you think about it,
Speaker 1: the disrespected towards all women don't start to the South.
Speaker 3: And then it's look at David ben different person and
Speaker 3: women two different things. But there's a lot of businesses.
Speaker 3: But you do you understand what I'm saying?
Speaker 1: Like they're like, let us this is deal with realistic
Speaker 1: ship like y'all actually call y'all homegirl, Like we don't
Speaker 1: call our homegirls bitch.
Speaker 3: But in the south on the West coast. But let
Speaker 3: me tell you what I believe about that. I believe
Speaker 3: that music in general just is because if you notice,
Speaker 3: as soon as whatever whoever was controlling music at the time,
Speaker 3: everybody adjusted. So we can't necessarily say that anymore because
Speaker 3: what you have to understand during the time that you
Speaker 3: came out, and I tell people this all the time,
Speaker 3: even in New York, you had a community that was
Speaker 3: conducive because you had the Israelites, you had the nation
Speaker 3: of Gods and earths, you had everybody out on the block.
Speaker 3: Was it who took all the people off? Was attacking youre? Who?
Speaker 5: Was it?
Speaker 3: The Lord? I mean, mayn it could have been it
Speaker 3: was what David, you know what's going on? Anyway? Make
Speaker 3: the point. The point is this is that if you
Speaker 3: look at New York now, the blocks are clean, it's
Speaker 3: not conducive to rappers. We come from a place that
Speaker 3: ain't conducive Julian type of thing.
Speaker 8: Julian.
Speaker 3: Yes, that's who it was. It was Julian, So Juliati.
Speaker 1: What Juliati did was he made stop and frisk law,
Speaker 1: the law like I can just look at you if
Speaker 1: I'm a police officer and I can.
Speaker 3: Just everything in the hood. Yeah, well that but the
Speaker 3: fish law, Oh yeah, for sure. People don't even have
Speaker 3: a self defense law in New York. You can call
Speaker 3: to hammer, you go to jail. That's it.
Speaker 1: It's not Florida, that's not Mississippi, it's not l A. Yeah,
Speaker 1: New York we got the we got the foulest law.
Speaker 1: So I know what you're trying to I gotta shout
Speaker 1: out to to to. I had to park my bus
Speaker 1: and where's brand new?
Speaker 3: Being from New York, I had to park my bus
Speaker 3: in New York shell, Yeah, because I had and I'm
Speaker 3: from Mississippi, so I had all them things my bus.
Speaker 3: But the problem, the problem is this is that we
Speaker 3: don't look at the history of the places that we're from.
Speaker 3: Like what people don't understand is most unless you're from
Speaker 3: the Islands, if you black, you from the fucking South.
Speaker 3: So it's saying that people came and people went to
Speaker 3: different parts of the country and got enlightened and forgot
Speaker 3: the reason why we are the way that we are.
Speaker 3: Do y'all know why we call crackers crackers? Do y'all
Speaker 3: know why we call honkeys honkeys? We call honkys honkys
Speaker 3: because they used to pull up to the the black
Speaker 3: wholehouses and they felt like they was too good to
Speaker 3: come into black whole house. So they used to hunk
Speaker 3: hunk hunk to hockey. And you know why, because of
Speaker 3: the crack of the whip on the fucking back. Even
Speaker 3: the words that we call them that they say that's derogatory.
Speaker 3: They're powerful, and you cracking my ass on my fucking back,
Speaker 3: that's a word of power that ain't like nigga. So
Speaker 3: I'm just saying that when you look at the south
Speaker 3: and you look at the West coast, you gotta look
Speaker 3: at the ship we went through.
Speaker 5: Do you know that?
Speaker 3: I can't say, you mean, George Jefferson ain't aving honky.
Speaker 3: Do you know about them pulling? Do you know about them?
Speaker 3: I think in South Central I think it was South Central.
Speaker 3: If I'm not correct, excuse me, West Coast, but I
Speaker 3: think it was South Central like where they pulled up
Speaker 3: the uh massurbation. They pulled up the train car with
Speaker 3: all the guns in it and all the homies when
Speaker 3: it got the guns out like like dog like cracking America.
Speaker 3: You gotta think about Ali Nord. You gotta think about Rega. Yeah,
Speaker 3: like that, Like when you look at the reason why
Speaker 3: the South and the West Coast and the reason why
Speaker 3: we do the ship that we do. We do it
Speaker 3: for a fucking reason, and nobody ever talks about the
Speaker 3: fucking plane that we go through. And the thing that
Speaker 3: I hate when people move to these different they forget
Speaker 3: where the fuck they mama from. If you remember Mississippi,
Speaker 3: the album my first album. When I started my album off,
Speaker 3: I say, where the fuck your mama from? Where the
Speaker 3: fuck your grandmama from? If you ain't from the islands, motherfucker,
Speaker 3: you from the South. Much so so so when you
Speaker 3: look at the Black Exodus, black people were supposed to
Speaker 3: go and educate themselves and come back and either get
Speaker 3: us or educate us. But motherfuckers went and got government
Speaker 3: jobs and forgotten. Motherfucker. And that's where I come in.
Speaker 1: It's true, after slavery, we went straight to the South.
Speaker 1: But this generation is upon generations of people who are
Speaker 1: like I would say people in the West Coast on
Speaker 1: a third or fourth maybe fifth generation. The same thing
Speaker 1: in people in New York. But yeah, your ideology everything.
Speaker 1: We all from the South. We came from slaves. We
Speaker 1: came to the South, or we went to Puerto Rico,
Speaker 1: you went to Dominican Republic, you went to Columbia, which
Speaker 1: island was.
Speaker 5: The slave all came through the island.
Speaker 3: That's why I wanted people. There's people in Dominican one.
Speaker 1: These people, the people in the Dominican Republic darker than
Speaker 1: people in Compton.
Speaker 7: There's people in uh Uh, but they don't consider themselves
Speaker 7: black sometimes and that's the problem is still entrenched in
Speaker 7: the culture.
Speaker 3: I just left Africa and that's what I found out.
Speaker 3: Like colonialism is bitch, bro, Like.
Speaker 5: I always tell the lasting effects where people are cultured.
Speaker 3: Anybody in this motherfucker Where can you go and really really,
Speaker 3: really really escaped white supremacy.
Speaker 7: Haiti not even not even because because because when I
Speaker 7: went to Haiti, they.
Speaker 6: Don't want to the night people live all in the
Speaker 6: mountains and they were the Richard people.
Speaker 3: I heard somewhere that Haitian people are David Banner's favorite.
Speaker 1: Listen, you might be right, but I ain't going to
Speaker 1: Haiti or Cuba until you'all build a w.
Speaker 3: Making for I'm sorry, man, but placements that that defended
Speaker 3: themselves from white supremacy, like always exactly, what's my point?
Speaker 3: Always to play something like treaty? Exactly that treaty. You're
Speaker 3: going to Haiti for vacation. Brother, look a beautiful places.
Speaker 5: Don't play.
Speaker 3: Hollywood movies. You ain't going to hate vacation. And it
Speaker 3: may not be for a vacation, but a learning process,
Speaker 3: like for us to learn, we need to learn.
Speaker 5: We need to learn.
Speaker 3: But listen, So you came from Africa. Let's take it there,
Speaker 3: let's go. He said he came from Africa. He just said,
Speaker 3: he just he just came from Africa. Let me take
Speaker 3: Let me tell you what I learned about Africa. White
Speaker 3: supremacy and people in America make you afraid of Africa
Speaker 3: so you won't go and be a billionaire. If you
Speaker 3: want to be a fucking billionaire, you need to take
Speaker 3: your ass to Africa. That's where they going. Everybody in
Speaker 3: the world is chopping up Africa resources. It's crazy. And
Speaker 3: the one thing that I learned, Bro, this is some
Speaker 3: crazy ship. A lot of the people that they flashed
Speaker 3: on the camera that y'all think poor them. Motherfuckers got
Speaker 3: seventy cows and fucking four hundred acres of land. It's like,
Speaker 3: they don't need your fucking help. That's one of the
Speaker 3: things I learned, Like a lot of people that they
Speaker 3: take pictures of to make the motherfuckers like the motherfuckers
Speaker 3: ain't hurt. I went to a motherfucker and a girl
Speaker 3: tried to give Terrence J. Girl at the time, tried
Speaker 3: to give one of the dudes' money. He slapped the
Speaker 3: money out of fucking hand, like, motherfucker, I needt your
Speaker 3: motherfucking money. All that shit you looking at. So it's
Speaker 3: like like, bro, like they scare us away from my homeland,
Speaker 3: so we won't go back and get money. Like, I
Speaker 3: gotta be honest with y'all. I didn't take the opportunity,
Speaker 3: and maybe I should have, but I had an opportunity
Speaker 3: to set up publishing situations in Africa, and I didn't
Speaker 3: do it because I didn't want to be the motherfucker
Speaker 3: that take an americanized system and pimp people who don't understand.
Speaker 3: But it's like bro like the resources, the opportunities. I
Speaker 3: want to tell everybody in this room. If you in
Speaker 3: the city that got a whole bunch of buildings, you've written,
Speaker 3: But if you in a place where there's only land
Speaker 3: and build you got an opportunity to fucking build. Like
Speaker 3: my best friend in the world right now, she fucking
Speaker 3: told me something I never thought about. She said, you
Speaker 3: know what I mean too, Bana. I said no. She said,
Speaker 3: I'm into putting my name on buildings, And I never
Speaker 3: thought about that. Everybody who's listening to drink champs right now,
Speaker 3: when you in your city, look up and look at
Speaker 3: all the motherfuckers who names on building. It ain't no picture,
Speaker 3: it ain't no people of culture. You've been in Africa.
Speaker 3: In Africa, we've been all over snooping, scars the limit.
Speaker 3: So here's the main dollar question, Banner. You got some
Speaker 3: pussy in Africa.
Speaker 5: You went to Liberia, Libera.
Speaker 3: You can't even drink the water after inside.
Speaker 1: Because I was offended and they flew into steaks on
Speaker 1: water not our home, Mohammad, did you tap in to
Speaker 1: the real resources.
Speaker 3: Of another one? There you go?
Speaker 7: What did what?
Speaker 11: Day?
Speaker 3: Chapel said, we don't know what they said, not this one.
Speaker 3: I know you didn't get them pussy in Africa. I've
Speaker 3: never come on going to Africa. I've never heard of
Speaker 3: a good Yeah, I got man, you gotta loosen up.
Speaker 3: That ain't my job. That what you need?
Speaker 1: You did it so with You did a song for
Speaker 1: t think man, you did a song. How how much
Speaker 1: pussy was coming to you in the strip club at
Speaker 1: that moment you come on, David Man, loops up the
Speaker 1: people listen. The best thing in the life is that
Speaker 1: you know was Tyler Quality? Like again, I told you
Speaker 1: said right there, and I just you know, I know
Speaker 1: how cool you are. I know how cool Tyler Quality is.
Speaker 1: And that's the best thing to drink camps could do
Speaker 1: is just show how cool you motherfuckers are.
Speaker 3: Because sometimes to certain hip I don't know.
Speaker 1: We gotta stop Tyler Quality from texting these fans on Twitter.
Speaker 1: He's you don't go to sleep, He's gotta stop.
Speaker 3: I wat coming four o'nlock in the morning. This motherfucker
Speaker 3: is still.
Speaker 5: These motherfuckers.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but bad, Yeah, we gotta Even if we ain't
Speaker 1: talking about your life right now, we're talking about.
Speaker 3: Your past life. Got a lot of pussy in life right,
Speaker 3: talk about it. Let me tell you some noise back
Speaker 3: in the past life and no harm at all. I
Speaker 3: need you to reset yourself, close your eyes, your eyes
Speaker 3: for a second, turn around towards me.
Speaker 9: Stopping.
Speaker 3: Even when I was broke, I ain't. Never had no
Speaker 3: problem with no puss. Make some noise when that when
Speaker 3: I was at my brokes. Bro. But but I'm just
Speaker 3: being honest with you, man. I had a great time
Speaker 3: in life, but I was super focused, bro, Like, I
Speaker 3: gotta be honest. You think about this. I was acting,
Speaker 3: I was rapping, I was activist, Like dude, Nobody thought
Speaker 3: about the ten years in my career, bro, I went
Speaker 3: straight from like, think about it. When I wasn't rapping,
Speaker 3: I was producing t I Wayne or or what's the
Speaker 3: guy that produced Michael Jackson. Oh Quincy Jones. Yeah, people
Speaker 3: like that. Let's remember Quincy Jones five. So like, bro, Like,
Speaker 3: the thing is is what people don't understand. A lot
Speaker 3: of these rappers get in the rap to get pussy
Speaker 3: because they never got pussy before. Pussy and drugs and shit.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna open up nobody. Ever, I don't think I
Speaker 3: ever talked about this. I started fucking when I was six.
Speaker 3: I'm being honest with you start smoking. Did you start smoking? Nobody?
Speaker 3: I was very clear. I started smoking weed when I
Speaker 3: was eight. So it's like by the time I got older,
Speaker 3: the ship didn't mean nothing to me, Like like, pussy
Speaker 3: don't move me, like drugs don't move me, like opportunity
Speaker 3: moves me. And if you get the opportunity to pussy
Speaker 3: in the drugs, whatever else, it's gonna come. And that
Speaker 3: ain't no pimp and ship. That's law, that's you know,
Speaker 3: best law. Goddamn. I just feel like my collar, this
Speaker 3: is your job, goddamn, Like like like I don't I
Speaker 3: don't understand rappers getting in the game to get pussy,
Speaker 3: Like that's lame. If you got to find something else
Speaker 3: to get pussy, like you are another kind of dude.
Speaker 3: Like when I was the Brokens, I got pussy pussy
Speaker 3: on the problem. To me, it ain't never been. I've
Speaker 3: been an extract. Let me tell you, I'm a melanated
Speaker 3: fucking phenomena. Let's be clear about that.
Speaker 5: I look look at you just said she dropping the panties.
Speaker 3: If the panties already dropped, don't worry, that's good. But
Speaker 3: the thing is that don't control me, Like like that
Speaker 3: kind of ship don't matter to me. That ain't that
Speaker 3: ain't that's what that's When I was in high school,
Speaker 3: all these motherfuckers missed the mark. Like, dude, I want
Speaker 3: to go down in history. A man told me, it's
Speaker 3: not what people think of you now, it's what they
Speaker 3: think of you eight hundred years from now. Like like
Speaker 3: they gonna say Biggie Smalls was a white boy. They might,
Speaker 3: but they gonna say they don't say, mother, you heard me.
Speaker 3: But now let's just keep it real. I enjoy looking
Speaker 3: at you guys beards. I had first. I had first,
Speaker 3: How does what are y'all trying to represent? Wisdom that
Speaker 3: he's about white? The white bit because this wisdom that
Speaker 3: I don't want to die my ship.
Speaker 5: Because because I know.
Speaker 3: You could die this ship. I think I think I
Speaker 3: wanted to be the first black man that stood up
Speaker 3: and tell, you know, to show the youth that it's
Speaker 3: cool to be an elder like I earned mine.
Speaker 5: Like I just got tired.
Speaker 3: I got tired of man so wisdom both both. I
Speaker 3: just got tired of cosmetic ship like it was dying. Well, yeah,
Speaker 3: my ship been great. Let's be real. My ship been
Speaker 3: great since I was twenty seven.
Speaker 1: The fucking like, yeah, I'm seeing your side to a
Speaker 1: little bit, but I'm extravagant.
Speaker 3: Though I'm extravagant, but I won't. I'm want kids to
Speaker 3: know that it's okay to grow up because in African culture,
Speaker 3: the fucking elders are the motherfuckers that's revered.
Speaker 5: And I'm gonna be real and Native culture as well,
Speaker 5: the youth are the movement.
Speaker 3: The youth are the feet. The youth are the feet,
Speaker 3: the elders are the brain. An American culture, we don't
Speaker 3: even respect the fucking elders. And I trip on young
Speaker 3: rappers because one thing you can't and I'm saying this
Speaker 3: word only because of the ignorance, nigga, the one thing
Speaker 3: you can't stop, or the two things you can't stop,
Speaker 3: is getting old and dying. So why the fuck are
Speaker 3: you gonna stop getting old? Like you need to be
Speaker 3: prepared for that ship because you keep saying young, young,
Speaker 3: young bitch. You got ten years and you rap one
Speaker 3: nigger hair got a.
Speaker 5: Hero.
Speaker 3: This is awesome.
Speaker 5: Who ever thought right?
Speaker 3: Man's a question? Yes, ask your question, bro, Like if
Speaker 3: there was one thing, because I know what it would
Speaker 3: be if there's one thing you could tell that youth
Speaker 3: that's popping, like right now, he just got his fucking deal.
Speaker 3: He popping. He happy. There's one thing that you could
Speaker 3: tell him, one mistake that you made. What would it be?
Speaker 10: Observed? Don't talk? Just listen, jodosy boom, you know what
Speaker 10: I mean. Yeah, but yeah, just observed.
Speaker 3: Man.
Speaker 10: You know what I'm saying. I watch everybody else's mistakes
Speaker 10: to know what I need to do or not to do.
Speaker 10: That's why I'm still here, you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 10: And so I try to advise everybody the same thing.
Speaker 10: You know what I'm saying, Count your money, watch everything.
Speaker 10: You know, what are you gonna have in the end?
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying, As you're doing with that
Speaker 3: money as a producer, though, Like I like that talk. Yes,
Speaker 3: what is that thing like if you think that separates
Speaker 3: Dazz from everybody else?
Speaker 10: I mean, you know, just being ambitious, you know, always
Speaker 10: want to go. Oh yeah, you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 10: just you know, just getting to the getting to the
Speaker 10: point of time. You know what I'm saying, You don't
Speaker 10: need a bush and you know what I'm saying, somebody
Speaker 10: gonna get knocked out of this. So hey, you know,
Speaker 10: it's always good vibe and always work with people. Like
Speaker 10: when you come in the room, you already feel the
Speaker 10: vibe something different.
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying. Your spirit will let you
Speaker 3: know what's going on. I tell people all the time.
Speaker 3: People try to come in in the studio and see
Speaker 3: what I do. Always tell them it's soul music. There
Speaker 3: is no algorithm for what I do.
Speaker 1: You know what the greatest ship for me about producers
Speaker 1: is y'all always the smartest nigga in the room. I
Speaker 1: don't know if smart, but body what I mean is
Speaker 1: any person that produces. It's it's like seeing a canvas,
Speaker 1: and y'all can see the canvas before the canvas is painted.
Speaker 3: Artist, we actually need to see the outline. You gotta
Speaker 3: give us the outline and our color in between. I'm
Speaker 3: a kid of Garter nigga. That's the way I think
Speaker 3: about her. You give me the outline, motherfucker.
Speaker 5: Mathematic.
Speaker 3: So like you know, hazard, this is a producer. You
Speaker 3: know all your brothers that's producers right here. It's like
Speaker 3: your verse on the Firm was my favorite, all of
Speaker 3: our favorites.
Speaker 1: Listen, I'm gonna make one last album and dazz. I
Speaker 1: really need to be, man, I really need to be
Speaker 1: That's easy.
Speaker 3: I don't know how I'm gonna do it.
Speaker 1: I got one now, all right, Well I'm an Shaw,
Speaker 1: come correct, because I've been I've been fucking up right now.
Speaker 1: I've been traveling, drinking, drinking tamps, drinking drink.
Speaker 3: Were doing with an I n g the motherfucker. But listen, man, listen,
Speaker 3: There's no way I can thank you guys so much
Speaker 3: because at the end of the day, you know, the.
Speaker 1: Numbers is one thing before our artists to trust us
Speaker 1: and us being people that's inside the game. Always tell
Speaker 1: people we are like Kenny Smith, Charles Barkley and motherfucking
Speaker 1: what's the other nigga? Check killed O'Neill. Because we are
Speaker 1: inside the game. We've been in the locker rooms. We
Speaker 1: we did everything that we had to do. We played
Speaker 1: the game, and we want people to come in and
Speaker 1: express theirselfs. You know, Dad, we just did an interview
Speaker 1: with him in Las Vegas and we had Drew Hall
Speaker 1: Tony Yao corrupt and you know it was a whole
Speaker 1: bunch of you know, a whole bunch of and I say,
Speaker 1: das Man in Miami come out here, and then David
Speaker 1: Banda flew out here.
Speaker 3: I want to thank you brother that about something. It's
Speaker 3: so beautiful. It happened to me that if it want
Speaker 3: you for y'all, I wouldn't have came today. Like no, no,
Speaker 3: you have no idea what happened to me. I just
Speaker 3: spent It's funny. I spent all my years of being
Speaker 3: a rapper and I never got in trouble and I
Speaker 3: didn't got in more trouble and last month than I
Speaker 3: have in my whole career. But I think what what
Speaker 3: is showing me is that something is about to come.
Speaker 3: That's how the most work with me. And I was
Speaker 3: really proud of y'all man like good and bad bro
Speaker 3: like me, and you've always talked your mind about it personal.
Speaker 3: We always been trying to find out our wing and
Speaker 3: because we love the culture so much, and like y'all
Speaker 3: did some ship that he bri. I don't really drink
Speaker 3: in front of motherfuckernk today, Yeah, but I did that
Speaker 3: for I think that's one reason I did it. One
Speaker 3: because they got to see just because ship we read
Speaker 3: the fucking book.
Speaker 1: Don't mean and we don't get your human Jesus made
Speaker 1: like that, didn't he Jesus made wine and bread.
Speaker 3: This Jesus, Jesus want his niggas in simile as terms.
Speaker 3: I'm just lexing, so Jesus one of his niggas if
Speaker 3: it was Jesus.
Speaker 1: Yes, man, you know what, You're so historic, You're so legendary,
Speaker 1: you know, David benn Man. We appreciate you guys from
Speaker 1: coming out because at the end of the day, if
Speaker 1: we don't support each other and all our ship is
Speaker 1: just getting together having some talk, letting the fans feel
Speaker 1: like a fly on the wall.
Speaker 3: Like at the end of the day.
Speaker 1: I know we we celebrated about the one million, but
Speaker 1: I can't believe that it's one million people willing to
Speaker 1: come out in one week and.
Speaker 3: Support pure one million plus. This is nothing sanctuare What
Speaker 3: is that called?
Speaker 5: Like added?
Speaker 3: There's no added, there's no derbis, there's no none of that.
Speaker 3: I don't even know. We didn't even mean it, just
Speaker 3: we accident.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, I mean, listen, man, So when the hardest
Speaker 1: you just always thank them because you know what, y'all
Speaker 1: could have been anywhere in the world.
Speaker 3: Tonight, but y'all spend the night with the drinks. Let's
Speaker 3: make something we will technically spend the night. Let's best.
Speaker 1: Because we're gonna drop this one on on Friday, right now,
Speaker 1: this Friday, the league we were on Saturday space. We
Speaker 1: had space on Saturday and then on Sunday, I mean
Speaker 1: to ball. Yeah, they did at me. They wouldn't let
Speaker 1: me have to They said, even jay Z to do that.
Speaker 1: You can't do the two parties and man the same
Speaker 1: day think I'm hot.
Speaker 3: Let me let me get away with that.
Speaker 4: Listen all right, but listen, we have space on Saturday
Speaker 4: and then we as sideball. You know what I mean,
Speaker 4: simply jess what's going on? You know, David Banta, you
Speaker 4: know what I mean. Dazz GPG. I can't thank y'all enough.
Speaker 4: The only thing I'm gonna have to ask y'all finish
Speaker 4: that one more party. We gonna have one more.
Speaker 1: We won't dream after it was right here right here,
Speaker 1: that party after party. Listen to our viewers are subscribed listeners.
Speaker 1: The people that made us hit one million. We don't
Speaker 1: got a motherfucking diploma or none of this ship.
Speaker 5: Well, I don't have one diploma. You know, community college,
Speaker 5: community college?
Speaker 3: What you was doing? I got all right art. What
Speaker 3: was you doing? I got a diploma and not a diploma.
Speaker 3: You know diploma? No you got you gotta signed twenty
Speaker 3: two credits. I need two more credits. You listen, want
Speaker 3: you to ride. I've been to college. He got general
Speaker 3: journalism degree. You got something.
Speaker 5: You got.
Speaker 3: People don't know that they gotta. I gotta don't make
Speaker 3: me unless you get paid at all.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yo, this is monumental. We had every coast represented
Speaker 7: on every coast in region. We had New York in
Speaker 7: the east. Excuse me, we had East Coast in the building.
Speaker 10: Make some.
Speaker 3: We had the dirty, dirty dirty South in the building.
Speaker 3: I think I'm clean in the mother. He's talking about
Speaker 3: me about to clean South from the And we had
Speaker 3: the gang bang dry talent.
Speaker 5: You danced kill.
Speaker 3: Your niggas where they had a top ship. This man
Speaker 3: make money. I saw a video with you on the
Speaker 3: beach saying like looking looking at my mailbox and whatever.
Speaker 3: I was like, that's real, bro, Like motherfuckers want to
Speaker 3: hate us, like whatever we are we all but dog,
Speaker 3: you are fucking you. You's got to do it like
Speaker 3: you know publishing. Let me like that deal and legends.
Speaker 14: We got listens we got because give and for motherfuckers
Speaker 14: that know about publishing. And it's about sixty seven checks
Speaker 14: for one song.
Speaker 3: It's one more thing y'all gotta ask. So you did.
Speaker 3: I A'm mad at you and this is a.
Speaker 10: Writer too of America's most pointy. I got my mind
Speaker 10: made up with meth and respected, Dick.
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: And you're my friend. I don't know if we made
Speaker 1: that clear. And that's one of the old You've been
Speaker 1: my friend for a long time. Do you remember we
Speaker 1: said the Source Awards and we was all up together
Speaker 1: and soon the shocker one it was.
Speaker 3: It was heartbreaking. You know what I say.
Speaker 1: That's my nigga's let's make you can celebrated that morning
Speaker 1: and birthdays an.
Speaker 5: Murder sounds tracked by David Bannon right now, David, David.
Speaker 3: Thank you so much man for coming by stopping.
Speaker 1: You asked me any question you want, brother, you can
Speaker 1: turn it on me at any point.
Speaker 3: Half a meal, God blessed, God bless you. I was
Speaker 3: thinking about that. I saw I was going back through
Speaker 3: our old ship, bro, and I was thinking about half
Speaker 3: a meal.
Speaker 1: But the real New York City had underground hip hop
Speaker 1: is about the love of you.
Speaker 3: How can you remember that? For me? God bless, I
Speaker 3: was hungry as fun. I remember all that that nigga.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna tell you how much I remember. I remember
Speaker 3: Nelly coming out and hanging out with half of me
Speaker 3: another half meal car.
Speaker 1: Listen, listen, listen, bro listen Man Penalty, we had some
Speaker 1: ship going on. Penalty was supposed to sign nellycast.
Speaker 3: Money at first too. It was supposed to sidcast. Cash
Speaker 3: money came first. That's how that first listen listen like
Speaker 3: pillow t had a little he had.
Speaker 15: His hands on cash money. Like let me tell you
Speaker 15: ifs who was what was the what was the what
Speaker 15: was the name of Tommy Boy? They had Latifa, They
Speaker 15: had like bro like.
Speaker 3: Brohl John brought bone crushing him over that like Bro.
Speaker 3: Tommy Boy had ship that they didn't know that they
Speaker 3: even had bro like and they just fucked it over bro.
Speaker 3: But what but what it did? It made me a
Speaker 3: better business man, because let me tell you something before
Speaker 3: I go out this last thing, I'm gonna say tonight,
Speaker 3: it's your fault. Even when it's not how the fun,
Speaker 3: You're gonna expect God to allow you to be a visionary.
Speaker 3: Being a visionary means you see shit other people don't
Speaker 3: sheet see, but your cursed to sit in and a loan.
Speaker 3: So how you gonna expect some other motherfuckers who ay
Speaker 3: from where you're from and see your vision. You be
Speaker 3: a fucking business man and fucking a Tommy boy with
Speaker 3: a pop I wouldn't be who I am. I rank
Speaker 3: my own fucking buildings now. If a bitch don't want
Speaker 3: to see me and they say they motherfuckers ain't doing
Speaker 3: me right, I run a whole fucking building, dude. Literally,
Speaker 3: it's mathematics. Pull out your fucking phone. I do twenty
Speaker 3: dollars to twenty five dollars ahead, five hundred dollars, I
Speaker 3: mean five hundred people, one thousand people, two thousand people.
Speaker 3: You don't need all these motherfuckers like they tell you
Speaker 3: you need a million people. You don't need, but twenty
Speaker 3: thousand motherfuckers that fuck with you and you super serve them.
Speaker 5: Easy.
Speaker 3: It's easy, dog, it's numbers. My mentor said, when you
Speaker 3: was out on the street hustling, did you let another
Speaker 3: motherfucker count your money? I said, nor? Why the fuck
Speaker 3: you doing it? Now? Well? Let them waiting waits after
Speaker 3: the terrible cut off chance, motherfucking broadcast. We're gonna trade mass.
Speaker 1: Ship we were ever saying for let me try to
Speaker 1: represent old rappers. Old rappers were gonna liqu up. You
Speaker 1: welcome to bring your bottles on here. We won't charge
Speaker 1: him for like the first couple of you know you don't,
Speaker 1: but it doesn't matter. We want to support rappers.
Speaker 3: This is rapper. Ain't saying that about me being on
Speaker 3: your album. But I think that was a versus I
Speaker 3: avocating all the time with him.
Speaker 1: He's gonna go there too, He's not like I let
Speaker 1: you keep the interviewing him.
Speaker 3: And let me tell you what I did that ship
Speaker 3: on our Senel hall as a poet and people didn't
Speaker 3: know like that ship was a verse. Bro, wait before
Speaker 3: we did it from now after? Really, yeah, I did this.
Speaker 3: You ain't no boy, he ain't even tell grating is
Speaker 3: supposed to text each other when that's.
Speaker 5: Yo.
Speaker 6: That record is crazy, by the way, and you know
Speaker 6: Nor he didn't want to do the record originally you
Speaker 6: was the first one on the record. I was yeah,
Speaker 6: and then John Connor shout out to John Connor.
Speaker 3: I've been trying to retire from rat for a long time.
Speaker 5: People ain't letting me who's spruging bens is.
Speaker 3: On that record to crazy? Where was the guy that
Speaker 3: was on it originally? Is this on that record? No? No, no, no,
Speaker 3: the very first guy that wrote the Sizzlers on that record.
Speaker 3: No no, no, no no, no, guy that broke. I
Speaker 3: heard guy that sung on it first.
Speaker 5: That was the demo. I forget that.
Speaker 3: That's the person I gave him the credit?
Speaker 5: Do I gave him the credit?
Speaker 3: He wrote? He wrote that verse I got a So.
Speaker 11: Listen, we all gott you don't know, dream Champs before
Speaker 11: we ended, well, we're dying.
Speaker 3: You on Vegas. You just dip out of here. You
Speaker 3: just walk out before we get out of here. Anything
Speaker 3: you gotta say that don't leave us, man.
Speaker 10: I just want to say I had a great time.
Speaker 10: Always love everybody, everybody in the room. You know what
Speaker 10: I'm saying. We all work together, man, and they to
Speaker 10: get money.
Speaker 3: And keep going. It's not a West Coast counting county
Speaker 3: before you get about of here. It's anything you want
Speaker 3: to say, pre order to God, by God, any way
Speaker 3: you get your fucking music. People say they want better music,
Speaker 3: but they don't pay for it. So you know it's
Speaker 3: to the point now where our music is ran by
Speaker 3: people who don't look like us. And I'm sick of
Speaker 3: this ship. Like, if you want motherfucker, you want better music,
Speaker 3: pay for that ship. Motherfuckers is streaming, but it's definitely
Speaker 3: killing our like like we get paid, it's killing and
Speaker 3: I got to piss God.
Speaker 5: All right, Really it's learnt that means going to.
Speaker 3: Be Really this is an mm hm