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Speaker 1: It's always important to be um, be alive, and be
Speaker 1: present in the moment while on the journey. And I'm
Speaker 1: on a journey. I'm building, and what I'm building can't
Speaker 1: no man to down, can't no man a fit. Thank God,
Speaker 1: I understood independence. Thank god, my understanding and perspective is
Speaker 1: in a position as well. I can navigate around such
Speaker 1: a volatile game. This game here is fleeting us. It's
Speaker 1: unapproachable for most people. It's unsustainable for even more. But
Speaker 1: I'm trying to navigate in it and and in a way
Speaker 1: where I put all my eggs in the basket and
Speaker 1: I say let's let's play. I got faith in my skills,
Speaker 1: I got faith in what I got going on, and um,
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Speaker 1: y'all to understand and go get some merch We got
Speaker 1: merch at. I just dropped eighteen new new pieces. I
Speaker 1: need to see some people engaging with that. I need
Speaker 1: to see you buy as something, letting people know, yeah,
Speaker 1: we're part of the journey. Yeah, you don't know about
Speaker 1: it yet, but it's only so long, you know, it's
Speaker 1: only so long. So um, this game here, man, it's
Speaker 1: it's a it's a beautiful thing. As I'm as I'm
Speaker 1: coming through and writing, I pour from people. So it's
Speaker 1: a science to this, to this thing. I was told
Speaker 1: that imitation is the bit is the highest form of flattery,
Speaker 1: right when you see somebody copy you, right, and copying
Speaker 1: somebody is relative right in regards to how egregious you
Speaker 1: do this. Right. So if you take, if you pour
Speaker 1: from people that inspire you, that's different than taking the
Speaker 1: exact blueprint that you see them doing and doing it
Speaker 1: while they're still in the game. Like it's always cool
Speaker 1: now to come back and have a little John esque
Speaker 1: type of artists or bone crush your s type of artists,
Speaker 1: or one of these type of individuals that we haven't
Speaker 1: seen in a while. But to be a Riddy Rich
Speaker 1: standing next to a Righty Rich is uncomfortable. Right to
Speaker 1: be a carbon copy of that same artist is uncomfortable.
Speaker 1: And I think, and I'll get into Kanye and Jay
Speaker 1: and certain people, it's almost like you can't really duplicate them.
Speaker 1: You can't, Drake. You can try, but you you can't
Speaker 1: live where they're going. It's just it's deep. But I'll
Speaker 1: get into that later. Because Kanye is always doing something
Speaker 1: and being ahead of the game. Um, but but but
Speaker 1: but but. Imitation is the highest form of flattery. Is
Speaker 1: always been pushed on us, and a lot of us
Speaker 1: take that. I reject that. I think it depends on
Speaker 1: high's done right, because, in my opinion, imitation without acknowledgement
Speaker 1: is still in see what I'm saying, because a lot
Speaker 1: of times the person that's imitating somebody won't promote the
Speaker 1: person they imitate because then he feels the void that
Speaker 1: I'm trying to feel because I'm doing what he's doing right.
Speaker 1: So there's there's there's no value in me shed light
Speaker 1: on somebody that I'm copying. That's number one. And I
Speaker 1: and I and I also think that whoever made that
Speaker 1: up was somebody that didn't create nothing. He was He
Speaker 1: was a dude that copied something from somebody. You see
Speaker 1: what I'm saying, because it's it's about how it's done.
Speaker 1: Or he may have said that with people thinking people
Speaker 1: would understand that, like, you can't copy somebody, you know
Speaker 1: more for more while they're still in the same hustle,
Speaker 1: and then don't see that to be a problem, and
Speaker 1: then don't acknowledge the aid man because listen, I expect
Speaker 1: for on the creative tip to you respect the game
Speaker 1: so much that every time somebody compliment you for that,
Speaker 1: you say, now, well, you know I got that from
Speaker 1: Woo Do Woo, but I just I adopted it, and
Speaker 1: I took it to the next level and I tried
Speaker 1: to like. But but to not even say anything is
Speaker 1: what a problem arrives. That's what the issue arrives at.
Speaker 1: You understand me, so I don't. I don't agree with
Speaker 1: the whole and you know, he long imitation is the
Speaker 1: high form of flattery. Hey man, Imitation without acknowledgement is stealing. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you're doing me good and the money you're doing me
Speaker 1: super good. Over there, they thank you hard, They thank
Speaker 1: you coming up with our lists. They don't know you regurgitating.
Speaker 1: They don't know it's somebody that you won't tell him about,
Speaker 1: some street dude that don't really know how to internet
Speaker 1: thing go. So he may not be it know how
Speaker 1: to get it to him yet, but you're pulling from
Speaker 1: him and regurgitating everything that he's doing. I think it's
Speaker 1: just weird. It's uncomfortable. I'm not. I think that's what
Speaker 1: took me so long to really do this thing. It's
Speaker 1: because I had to make sure that I can stand
Speaker 1: on my ideas and my identity and my experience. I
Speaker 1: can be able to explain my encounters and what it
Speaker 1: took for me personally to get through things. Stand for
Speaker 1: things right. So when people try to be you, or
Speaker 1: people try to do the same thing you do it
Speaker 1: just I don't know, it just be coming off it
Speaker 1: be I receive it wrong, especially when I ain't been
Speaker 1: paid at a high level for what I'm doing. A
Speaker 1: lot of you dudes taking topics from me. I'm talking
Speaker 1: industry guys. You're taking things that I'm doing right, and
Speaker 1: it's cool. I don't know. Maybe maybe our minds think alike.
Speaker 1: It's just it's received bad because a lot of you
Speaker 1: dudes are getting millions of dollars for things that I'm
Speaker 1: sure that you got from me. You execute now, right,
Speaker 1: not not that you got your money from that, but
Speaker 1: but you executing it, and you are you're doing it
Speaker 1: at a high level, right, And so for me, I
Speaker 1: need to be paid for these things when I'm from there,
Speaker 1: crash shout about anything. Right. So, and with me being
Speaker 1: a creative person, I gotta make sure you know sudden
Speaker 1: things it's coincidence. And I'm like, yo, this is a
Speaker 1: really crazy coincidence, all right, but just keep hustling right now.
Speaker 1: I'm don't you think now, I'm keeping this in mind now,
Speaker 1: but I gotta keep hustling. I can't stop what I'm doing.
Speaker 1: But you better know I'm punching that ticket. You know
Speaker 1: how you go to one of the restaurants, they give
Speaker 1: your ticket once they get to this minute. I'm for
Speaker 1: show on my end, and I gotta go with what
Speaker 1: more My move is right because it's coincidence, coincidence, coincidence, coincidence.
Speaker 1: It's like, yo, something may be up with that. So
Speaker 1: I gotta kind of look into what's going on, you know.
Speaker 1: So don't hit me. What the imitation is to high
Speaker 1: form of flattering thing? Pay me to imitate me, you
Speaker 1: know what I mean? Pay me to imitate me. I
Speaker 1: ain't imitate nobody, not one person will I imitate. Hey,
Speaker 1: I don't listen, this thing comes so natural. I gotta
Speaker 1: just do me. We ain't doing no imitation of nobody
Speaker 1: that ain't what the vibes is. We're not even interested
Speaker 1: in doing that, you know what I'm saying. We do
Speaker 1: that were then lost already because our whole game, my
Speaker 1: whole brand is we got to figure this out. Our
Speaker 1: hold brand is information in bawling and being a boss,
Speaker 1: you know what I'm saying. So we can't imitate people
Speaker 1: that ain't gonna get us nowhere. Hey, let me let's
Speaker 1: let's let's let's talk about Kanye ain't let's talk about
Speaker 1: Kanye West. Kanye West just sold out the stadium in Atlanta,
Speaker 1: thanks Mercedes Being Stadium, fifty thousand tickets promoted it for
Speaker 1: a week. A whole bunch of people came out, fifty
Speaker 1: thousand people. He had him wait the hour and a
Speaker 1: half hour before he got out there. They way that
Speaker 1: they got out there and enjoyed themselves. He played his
Speaker 1: music live walking around the stadium. We have to understand
Speaker 1: the gravity of moves like this in the game. We
Speaker 1: have to understand the gravity move like this in the game.
Speaker 1: This ain't something that you're gonna just look at and
Speaker 1: say that this is a rap, This is a this
Speaker 1: is wrapped that they're taking to this level here this
Speaker 1: is wrapped that they're reaching way up to stadiums home
Speaker 1: the same game that you win, that you can you
Speaker 1: can get up off your couch and go get you
Speaker 1: some equipment and try to figure out a way to
Speaker 1: get in. They're taking rap the spots man where nobody
Speaker 1: had under been that and to do that when in
Speaker 1: such short time, who else can do that? I don't
Speaker 1: think nobody else can do that. When we talk about
Speaker 1: the draking Kanye thing, that's a different thing, and I'll
Speaker 1: talk about that, but we talk about can Jay do that?
Speaker 1: I don't know. Fifty thousand tickets, have them wait for
Speaker 1: an hour new music. Jay maybe can do that, But
Speaker 1: Kanye is a different type of beasts. When we talk
Speaker 1: about the game, this ain't no you're dealing with the
Speaker 1: You're dealing with the top of the top. When you're
Speaker 1: dealing with some of these names in this game, some
Speaker 1: of these people represent the pinnacle not only in our lifetime,
Speaker 1: but in ever in our industry, in hip hop, in
Speaker 1: entertainment and wrapped. Some of these folks represent the pinnacle
Speaker 1: where this thing can go so far and to be
Speaker 1: present in the moment I was telling my old man,
Speaker 1: I should have went down there. I should have went
Speaker 1: through that, But I'm still uncomfortable with the COVID thing.
Speaker 1: I ain't got to the point where I want to
Speaker 1: jump out and be just amongst fifty thousand people or
Speaker 1: a roll in loud or something like that. You know
Speaker 1: what I'm saying. Those kind of things or thousands of
Speaker 1: people will have me uncomfortable, you know. Um. But and
Speaker 1: then you gotta understand that what rappers do for promo,
Speaker 1: it's a thing now where your whole promo package now
Speaker 1: it's try to go viral some kind of way. So
Speaker 1: rappers do things to try to go viral. They spend
Speaker 1: money to get people to do dances and make skits
Speaker 1: up and this and that they and all this promo.
Speaker 1: This dude just sold out and had the Internet on
Speaker 1: fire and didn't drop the album. That level of promode
Speaker 1: that I talk about when you hit me, talk about
Speaker 1: somebody like a Joe Rogan that hey, since I'm number
Speaker 1: one on every platform, I'm gonna be and everybody suggested box.
Speaker 1: That's a certain level of plays period that's gonna keep
Speaker 1: me at the number one spot. Now I got the
Speaker 1: number one podcast, but also on the episode category, reck
Speaker 1: got number one, episode number eight, number sixteen, number eighteen,
Speaker 1: twenty two, twenty six, twenty eight, twenty nine. You see,
Speaker 1: it keeps my numbers building. Everybody tries to build on
Speaker 1: the promode. That's the point I'm making. He just did
Speaker 1: all of that and didn't even drop the album. So
Speaker 1: when we talk about, like jac these are the different
Speaker 1: phases of rappers, that's different phases. That's the rapper straight
Speaker 1: out the street, this hustling good, that's gonna go get
Speaker 1: the teeth and the set up in the lamb bowl
Speaker 1: and pull up in the lamb chop and the bent
Speaker 1: lick truck. It's that rapper. And then you even got
Speaker 1: levels under that, right, you also got the hood rapper.
Speaker 1: They's streaming pretty good. They got a little Nicholas and
Speaker 1: maybe got a few thousand doing pretty well. But when
Speaker 1: we start talking about what this is a real career
Speaker 1: for you, that's phases of rappers. There's a phase after
Speaker 1: that that that that that rapper like a let me
Speaker 1: see what name cannot put on that? Let me see
Speaker 1: who cannot put right there? It's real a lot of them.
Speaker 1: It's real a whole genre like the dudes, like the Dirks,
Speaker 1: the posh SCHISTI that type of brand of rapper right
Speaker 1: where you do it's two of them can where that
Speaker 1: can is the candy where you you you rich, but
Speaker 1: you still you know you're shiny, you flash it this,
Speaker 1: that and the third. There's a level over that where
Speaker 1: you're dealing with the j Coles and the Kendricks and
Speaker 1: the big Seans and the wids could leaves. There's a
Speaker 1: genre there right where you're rich, but you don't really
Speaker 1: engage with all of that. But they know, they know
Speaker 1: what type of Yeah we're doing we're doing well. But
Speaker 1: then that's even one over that, and that's where you're
Speaker 1: boarding them laying that. That's where you're you did it.
Speaker 1: And some people are gonna get on me for saying
Speaker 1: did it with the rapper, But that means you don't
Speaker 1: understand the business, exclude yourself from the conversation. That's where
Speaker 1: you're Jay and you did it. I'm telling you where
Speaker 1: they're taking the ball. Let y'all want to talk about
Speaker 1: me about who rapping and writing. What I'm telling you
Speaker 1: where the folk taking our culture to the buildings they're
Speaker 1: going into you understand, and me the land mass they
Speaker 1: tiptoeing around with the coach in their hand. The folk
Speaker 1: got the backpack of the coach on and they walking in.
Speaker 1: NBC and ABC passed them in certain cases, you know,
Speaker 1: doing things representing us far as the culture it's concerned,
Speaker 1: far as the information is concerned. You understand. It's a
Speaker 1: reason why Jay let us have grow out like that.
Speaker 1: It's a reason why did it go in and still
Speaker 1: talking embrace the coach in the way that he does.
Speaker 1: I got questions for Dre. I got questions for some
Speaker 1: of our other billion there brothers, is have you separated
Speaker 1: yourself from the culture to endorse the money, to endorse
Speaker 1: the money, have you separated yourself from the culture? Right?
Speaker 1: Because you still carry out flag even when you do that.
Speaker 1: So even though you spunk around and spunked off and
Speaker 1: thought you went that way, you still represent and those
Speaker 1: way over there while you're playing, and when they get
Speaker 1: done with you and you come running back. Some of us,
Speaker 1: especially the ones with a bunch of money, they're gonna
Speaker 1: receive you with love. They don't have no more. They
Speaker 1: were res in a different place us. They're still skeptical.
Speaker 1: That's trying to get up on some paper. It depends
Speaker 1: on the day you come whether or not we accept
Speaker 1: you with open arms or not, because we're still in
Speaker 1: the fight. And it's understanding that. I mean, it's a
Speaker 1: much you understand that, right, But we're talking about how
Speaker 1: fight e Folk taking the ball? The folk is that
Speaker 1: other tier rapper and Drake Drake his head at there.
Speaker 1: And now this is where it gets crazy because people say, well,
Speaker 1: I don't think Drey was a big conversation on social
Speaker 1: media about Drake and Kanye. You think Drake could have
Speaker 1: sold out them fifty thousand and head them people waiting
Speaker 1: this and that he probably could have done on it.
Speaker 1: But when we're dealing with Drake and Kanye, right, we're
Speaker 1: dealing with two different type of brands. We're dealing with
Speaker 1: two different type of things, and not because one is
Speaker 1: stronger than any other. It's just about the place that
Speaker 1: these two brands are in. Kanye West is almost almost afore.
Speaker 1: He's been able to branch out, he's been able to
Speaker 1: conquer other other industries, and he's done it in a
Speaker 1: way where he's understood business infrastructure. That's why I told
Speaker 1: people about the information. You didn't see Kanye West say
Speaker 1: I'm happy with getting to shoe. He understand. I need
Speaker 1: the information. It's the same fight you hit me. I
Speaker 1: always have Yo. Yeah, I like it. Co Sign that's
Speaker 1: a funny game. Yeah, the co Sign game. That's cute.
Speaker 1: We're gonna get it done quick. That's cute. But at
Speaker 1: what expense? I won't understand anything when we go too fast? Right,
Speaker 1: there's a sweet science unless you're willing to let me
Speaker 1: study the game tape. But the game still going on.
Speaker 1: While the game's going on though, right, so I get
Speaker 1: to end my spare time catch up on what is
Speaker 1: the rules of this? What's going on? So? How do
Speaker 1: you really work the record? How do you service the song?
Speaker 1: How does the DJ and Atlanta end up playing a
Speaker 1: song out of Detroit? And how when I put it
Speaker 1: in my no matter where I pull this song up at,
Speaker 1: it recognizes what' so on this is? And how do
Speaker 1: I make sure that it comes up in this particular
Speaker 1: chart category? Because I'm getting drowned out because my music
Speaker 1: is in a category that doesn't necessarily fit exactly. You know,
Speaker 1: it's information involved in it. But what they'll do is
Speaker 1: that take you, take you out of there, put you here,
Speaker 1: this and or less happening on the back end. You
Speaker 1: don't even know how did they do that? Therefore you
Speaker 1: can't do it for your brother. You can't do it
Speaker 1: for the little rapper that you find that which which
Speaker 1: now creates a term morel in between this the count
Speaker 1: because you don't have the information they think you have.
Speaker 1: You seem to have come from nothing and that you did,
Speaker 1: but you didn't understand how you got where you win.
Speaker 1: Therefore you won't understand how to get where you're trying
Speaker 1: to go. That's what make Jay and Kanye did in
Speaker 1: them They've always understood how to get where they wanted
Speaker 1: to go, not necessarily even being there yet. But Bad
Speaker 1: Boy was a real company. Rockefeller was a real company.
Speaker 1: Didn't one street dudes running around saying, we rappers, We've
Speaker 1: been there, man. We these is real companies meaning investing money,
Speaker 1: taking losses, ends and nights, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: Focused on the RWI trying to figure out how we're
Speaker 1: gonna get it back when we put it out. Videos
Speaker 1: casts a harm in the leg back then, right, we're
Speaker 1: juggling artists. Right, So it's a thing, man, it's it's
Speaker 1: it's it's hustling involved in this thing. But the tier
Speaker 1: rappers is always interesting when you when you get there.
Speaker 1: So when we look at Drake, Drake hasn't went outside
Speaker 1: a route and he's catching up with people. He got
Speaker 1: head for what some of the greats guy and they
Speaker 1: went outside of rap and been outside of rap for
Speaker 1: ten or fifteen years. His influence Nay's winters, shoes and
Speaker 1: little things like that. I'm talking about really when out
Speaker 1: and said boom, here's a real situation. Some people are
Speaker 1: gonna say, well, what about the adda? You know, what
Speaker 1: about the little merchant? We y'all talking rap stuff? Jay
Speaker 1: Zenon were doing being and they were doing liquor, They
Speaker 1: were doing fifty, were doing head phone fifty with doing liquor, shoes, clothes,
Speaker 1: did it close? Jay close all that, you know, But
Speaker 1: they burnt that game out because everybody after them did
Speaker 1: the same thing. That's why Kanye West was the last
Speaker 1: one and he took it past where they took it.
Speaker 1: He the last one that really got the profit off
Speaker 1: the clothing game in a way where where was sustainable.
Speaker 1: Everybody merched said, ain't time about the rapper merch. That's
Speaker 1: a different I'm talking about Sean John Rockefeller clothing, you know, yeasy,
Speaker 1: I'm talking about that type of thing, and he had
Speaker 1: to fight for that because it was a dying things
Speaker 1: as he was coming. But he fought for that, Ladd
Speaker 1: and took it past them because he understood the game
Speaker 1: they put down, took a little more, put a little
Speaker 1: moan on top of that, and then took it a
Speaker 1: little for them. But Drake hadn't had a chance to
Speaker 1: do none of that. He got head for what they got.
Speaker 1: You gotta understand, man, de Folk been hustling for twenty
Speaker 1: twenty five, twenty five good year. Drake been going ten
Speaker 1: only in music and catching folds with endorsement deals and
Speaker 1: this and that. So when you can't compare Drake to
Speaker 1: Kanye in that space yet, in my opinion, because people
Speaker 1: respect Kanye from a different perspective. They see him tanning
Speaker 1: the fashion and work his way in and tell Nike
Speaker 1: now you can't do that. Use his music influence to
Speaker 1: tip tip over here and try to pass Jordan or
Speaker 1: the elease put it in the conversation. Did some other
Speaker 1: things to make sure the marketing stayed in a great place,
Speaker 1: make sure that the brand and the interest in the
Speaker 1: brand was always high, that it was limited edition and
Speaker 1: only this amount. It was things he was doing that
Speaker 1: Jam didn't do. See Jay and them went mass production,
Speaker 1: get out all the money. Kanye went exclusive that last longer.
Speaker 1: He took the Rose Rose, he took the Lamborghini, he
Speaker 1: took the may back approach, and Jay and them do
Speaker 1: that now because they understand taste back. Then it's about hustle.
Speaker 1: I keep telling people, it ain't about who looking at you.
Speaker 1: It's about what they taste is. Because if somebody come
Speaker 1: under my thing and tell me then I ain't hey man,
Speaker 1: you trads, And then I look into them a little bit.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, you're supposed to think I'm tred. You don't
Speaker 1: know what bow taker. You're supposed to think I ain't done.
Speaker 1: So I'm doing the right thing. You ain't poled to
Speaker 1: think I'm none with your class. In my class, I'm
Speaker 1: pulled to be on this floor. You pulled to be
Speaker 1: on that floor. We ain't posed to be coexistent with
Speaker 1: each other. That what you kicking and when I'm kicking
Speaker 1: it ain't even the same flavor. You're a little bit
Speaker 1: more lame within most people. You understand me, you're a
Speaker 1: little bit more lament. I can't you see. So sometimes
Speaker 1: it's about the taste of the person that's critical of you. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you posted to think it about somebody that winning got
Speaker 1: his own, you know when they look at what you're
Speaker 1: doing and they think it yeah yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
Speaker 1: yeah yeah yo. People yeah they yeah, they funded you.
Speaker 1: You will go fund me wrap them. You know what
Speaker 1: I'm saying, You will go fund me podcaster. So yeah,
Speaker 1: you posted to think about there you know, did it
Speaker 1: or whoever? They came right in and you got blessed in.
Speaker 1: I come out of the street with this. It's a
Speaker 1: different texture of it and it must be understood and
Speaker 1: respected in my opinion. But but let's get let's get
Speaker 1: back to the Drake and Kanye thing. When you look
Speaker 1: at Drake and you look at the top selling artists
Speaker 1: of all time, we talk about sold artists, sold records.
Speaker 1: So you know how many streams it take to be
Speaker 1: a sale. That's all that's considered. Now, we of course
Speaker 1: we got eminem at number one. He's Caucasian. Shout out
Speaker 1: to m though. You know, he hustled good in the
Speaker 1: game on hustles very well straight music too. He did
Speaker 1: a few other movies in there. I'm telling he made
Speaker 1: a killing off the music. But right, after him, you
Speaker 1: got Drake, and then you got your people. Everybody else
Speaker 1: did the Kanye's and the let me see if I
Speaker 1: can even pull it up. Yeah, So what I'm saying
Speaker 1: is you gotta respect what Drake. Drake doing that from
Speaker 1: a whole different level. So you got Eminem at two
Speaker 1: hundred and twenty seven million units old, Drake one hundred
Speaker 1: and fifty two million units old. Now Eminem got two
Speaker 1: hundred and twenty seven, Drake got one fifty two. That's
Speaker 1: seventy five. That's a whole bunch of millions of mole.
Speaker 1: So Eminem serve a whole bunch of more people because
Speaker 1: he's white. Now, Drake one fifty two, Kanye West one forty,
Speaker 1: jay Z one twenty five, Little Wayne one ten. These
Speaker 1: are millions of units. NICKI minage one hundred and six million,
Speaker 1: flow right out of one hundred and two million. Somebody
Speaker 1: that a lot of people in hip hop rap the
Speaker 1: the shoot them up, bang bang, they don't mention flow rider.
Speaker 1: I keep telling you, man, you can hustle without the
Speaker 1: folky knowing you hustling. Man. Some of these folks is
Speaker 1: so stuck and in one thing, they don't even know
Speaker 1: other people hustling right around them. They don't know it's hustling.
Speaker 1: The going on Tupacs. You Cool at seventy five million,
Speaker 1: Snoop Dogg at forty million, DM Mix at thirty for million.
Speaker 1: Now Drake, just think of that. Look at how huge
Speaker 1: people think DM mix is thirty four million units. We
Speaker 1: got Drake at one hundred and fifty two million units.
Speaker 1: Drake got over one hundred and some more mellion units
Speaker 1: than DM Mix. So we can't discount what Drake is
Speaker 1: to the culture. We can't discount what Drake is to
Speaker 1: the the overall thing I keep telling you. For me,
Speaker 1: it's about the culture, who taking the who is taking
Speaker 1: the backpath further die in the role so we can
Speaker 1: open up avenues to where you ain't got time. He
Speaker 1: went over, He went over him painting a little bit,
Speaker 1: but he had to keep going because he only got
Speaker 1: a bigger mission. But that lead for another rabbit that's
Speaker 1: creeping up there, and then you take the paint known
Speaker 1: down through there. Oh, he went over in video games
Speaker 1: a little bit. He played with it. Next, dude, come
Speaker 1: through podcasting, You take it your brand and you go
Speaker 1: all the way. You see what I'm saying so it's
Speaker 1: important always interpet what's going on and know your place
Speaker 1: in the ecosystem, because you may be right there where
Speaker 1: you need to take the game that was left right
Speaker 1: there and go it's fur down the street as you
Speaker 1: can't win the hill hop bad. You know, they gotta
Speaker 1: deal with jay Z looking like that talking three and
Speaker 1: four hundred million at a time. They got to deal
Speaker 1: with Kanye West coming in like that talking two and
Speaker 1: three hundred million at a time. You got so now
Speaker 1: when you see me and I pop up, hopefully you
Speaker 1: understand I can possibly be one of them people. Y'all
Speaker 1: don't know what to do with the money. No way,
Speaker 1: hand me the money and get out the way and
Speaker 1: let me triple this up right quick. Kanye and jay
Speaker 1: Z seem to be back straight now. They have a
Speaker 1: song on this new album. They say that. They say
Speaker 1: that on Twitter, and of course all this is alleged.
Speaker 1: You know, I just do a podcast or I have
Speaker 1: to talk about certain things and in its current context
Speaker 1: on the Internet. I don't validate these things. I only
Speaker 1: indicate what's being said already on the Internet. I need
Speaker 1: that to be clear. So my business never interrupts what
Speaker 1: I have to say in regards to the content, right,
Speaker 1: It's always important that I land somewhere in the middle.
Speaker 1: I can't always appease the fans, but also can't I
Speaker 1: always appease the people that don't need me to examine
Speaker 1: things at a very high level, you know. So I
Speaker 1: gotta always kind of stay in the middle. I gotta
Speaker 1: stay the well. The fans appreciate me more than anything,
Speaker 1: but my business is in tag as well. You're right,
Speaker 1: so um. The Internet says that after Kanye divorce Kim
Speaker 1: that him and jay Z got back cool like Jay
Speaker 1: like Jay basically wouldn't mess with him because of Kim.
Speaker 1: I don't know. Was Jay even at the at the stadium.
Speaker 1: I'm not sure. You may maybe it was. It happened
Speaker 1: so quick somebody as b as is Jay. I'm not sure,
Speaker 1: you know, maybe he could. I don't know. You're boss,
Speaker 1: you can move some things around if you would like to,
Speaker 1: But I don't know. But they say that the Internet,
Speaker 1: Twitter specifically is basically it's a it's a couple of
Speaker 1: conspiracy theories they have out. They have out that Kanye
Speaker 1: was saying that Kim then was trying to uh make
Speaker 1: him out to be I'm sort of crazy individual and
Speaker 1: try to take rights over his money and things like that,
Speaker 1: because you know, it was a minute what they hate
Speaker 1: him on medicine and they were saying this and that.
Speaker 1: So we don't you know, we don't really know. But
Speaker 1: the Internet says a lot of things that can't be validated,
Speaker 1: you know what I'm saying, And we don't have no
Speaker 1: evidence of those things, so we don't know. We'll just
Speaker 1: leave those things to where they are. The idea that
Speaker 1: somebody won't mess with you while you're messing with a
Speaker 1: certain individual is kind of what I think. It's very
Speaker 1: interesting about this because we see it happen all the time,
Speaker 1: whether you are engaged or involved with somebody that people
Speaker 1: around you feel as though you shouldn't be involved with
Speaker 1: or engage with right for whatever reason. It's and that's
Speaker 1: why sometimes because if you remember, when Kanye got married
Speaker 1: to Kim, Jenim didn't go. So people are saying that
Speaker 1: it's a thing now that's some sort of situation where
Speaker 1: with Kim and and and and Jay them, you know
Speaker 1: what I'm saying. But if we just talk about the
Speaker 1: music for Kanye that we heard, it was, I like
Speaker 1: the music. I think people are saying he's taking drums
Speaker 1: out of his beats. You know how hard it is
Speaker 1: in this industry, in this game dealing with these people
Speaker 1: that when I'm telling you, these folks is redefining and
Speaker 1: what's going on. They redefend the boy if you're taking
Speaker 1: drums out of your songs. Man, But then a lot
Speaker 1: of people sleep on Drake Boy finds that we talk
Speaker 1: about that them song d Folks is creating dope music, man.
Speaker 1: You know what, what what I'm saying, the Folks is really
Speaker 1: putting dope music down. And I just feel like it's
Speaker 1: important that we embrace these people as we alive. And
Speaker 1: this is a great time to be involved with things.
Speaker 1: A great time man. But the music sounds great, Jay
Speaker 1: sound good, He said, the return of the Throne may
Speaker 1: be back with these two guys. You know, we know
Speaker 1: how they get down. They they had one of the
Speaker 1: best albums ever came at you know, watching Watch the Throne.
Speaker 1: So if they do it again, that'll be dope. I know,
Speaker 1: Jay probably like, look a dude creating that fire over there,
Speaker 1: because Kanye is a monster man. When we talk about
Speaker 1: creating that that music. But yeah, man, so Kanye man
Speaker 1: shout out Kanye the album, and I think NaN's gonna
Speaker 1: drop August six, the idea that he wasted all that
Speaker 1: promotil you your icon in this man default many that's
Speaker 1: the formula, get the promo, drop it. That's the formula.
Speaker 1: He went against the grain. I'm already powerful. I'm trying to.
Speaker 1: I gotta break the mold a little bit, you know
Speaker 1: what I'm saying. And then you gotta appreciate those things.
Speaker 1: He's back in that creative place, and Kim, for whatever
Speaker 1: reason may could have not necessarily stop it because you
Speaker 1: can't stop or dude, this creative. You really can't stop him.
Speaker 1: You can slow him down, though, but he can juggle you.
Speaker 1: You can be the biggest issue, the biggest problem to anybody.
Speaker 1: You can be his biggest issue. He can juggle that
Speaker 1: and still create, and a lot of times create at
Speaker 1: a decent high level. You know, other people may think
Speaker 1: it's extremely high, but for him it's it's me a tear.
Speaker 1: But if he able to get all the distractions, get
Speaker 1: all of the worry, and get all of the doubts,
Speaker 1: get all of the the fu and get all of
Speaker 1: the the term moral and things away from him, he
Speaker 1: can create at a very high level. Kim was there
Speaker 1: at the stadium. It's just now like we're friends, you
Speaker 1: know what I'm saying. We got kids, were friends, were family.
Speaker 1: It's cool, you know what I'm saying. But it ain't
Speaker 1: know we I'm not embracing that like that, you know
Speaker 1: what I'm saying. I gotta I'm getting back to what
Speaker 1: I know to be who Kanye Ye is. So rapper
Speaker 1: fredo'bag was arrested in Miami had a worn out force
Speaker 1: arrest for parole probation violation UM after following the rest
Speaker 1: of lit Yoshi, which is one of his comrades. UM.
Speaker 1: I see this happen a lot of time, and I
Speaker 1: remove it off Fredo them situation, just because I like
Speaker 1: to speak about things in a general standpoint, because that's
Speaker 1: where I can let the information be drawn out, you know,
Speaker 1: and let people be able to get something from what
Speaker 1: it is that it's being spoken about. I see it
Speaker 1: happened a lot in regards to street people and how
Speaker 1: the streets align themselves with each other, and just how
Speaker 1: kind of the cookie crumbles, especially if it's a serious
Speaker 1: thing or things or happening. What I'm speaking about. It
Speaker 1: is a lot of times when you're in the street,
Speaker 1: you gotta arrival. There's something that's happened, or somebody that
Speaker 1: don't like you, or somebody that I wish you know,
Speaker 1: you may have dropped the number one hundred dollars less
Speaker 1: than theirs and they phone ain't ringing a lot of
Speaker 1: breeze envy. Certain things that you're doing to get your
Speaker 1: hustle up has placed them in a situation to be
Speaker 1: losing money or not as fruitful as they maybe once was.
Speaker 1: You may have done slowed they love operation down a
Speaker 1: little bit. Something is gonna happen. It just happens in
Speaker 1: the streets. People do something to your people, your people
Speaker 1: do something to his people. Somebody sold somebody something that
Speaker 1: wasn't no good. Something takes place in which there's always
Speaker 1: a lot of times arrival in the street or even
Speaker 1: in business. Some people say create arrival in bids in
Speaker 1: the entertainment and things like that. My thing is this,
Speaker 1: there's levels to rivals as well, when we real when
Speaker 1: that when we really arrival. That's one thing. When you
Speaker 1: become an OPT, that's a totally different genre. I'm putting
Speaker 1: you in a OPT mean that you posted been dead right.
Speaker 1: If I call you my op. That really means you
Speaker 1: posted die. You you shouldn't be living right now. You
Speaker 1: count your days. How they say it, If I call
Speaker 1: you my opt because my OP want to see me
Speaker 1: dead right, that's what my option. Then if you're my
Speaker 1: rival or somebody that we may got a little yeah,
Speaker 1: I don't know, little the energy off. But once I
Speaker 1: call you my OP, I think it's a totally different thing.
Speaker 1: Fred o'banging NBA young boys real opts. So things have
Speaker 1: took place and transpired that that the public may not know,
Speaker 1: may or may not know. Sometimes the public no more
Speaker 1: than they should know because the young boys now they
Speaker 1: they rapping about what that we slang in and doing
Speaker 1: this that the third this is how this is, This
Speaker 1: is how they're coming up. But this is how you
Speaker 1: know whether or not it's serious in the street when
Speaker 1: you're dealing with somebody, or when it's serious even when
Speaker 1: you're dealing with another rapper, Because once the fids get involved,
Speaker 1: they're doing a thorough investigation. When that thorough investigation say
Speaker 1: that ain't no pressure being applied by the opposition them
Speaker 1: boys is playing on the internet. But when they look
Speaker 1: into it, nine times out of ten, if it's really
Speaker 1: going down. They're gonna see, Oh it was a shooting
Speaker 1: over here. There was a shooting happening over here. It
Speaker 1: was a breaking and enter and they tried to tie
Speaker 1: somebody up. There were things that the FIDS doesn't caught
Speaker 1: winn up because they're watching everything real close. Things that
Speaker 1: the gangs might be missing and y'all might be y'all
Speaker 1: walk right past. They will find to hop out. But
Speaker 1: they didn't because of sudden whatever reason. They the FIDS
Speaker 1: actually caught them doing in the act right because they surveillance,
Speaker 1: They on top of thing this. If they following it's
Speaker 1: high profile, like I assume that to be so when
Speaker 1: they investigate one side, they tend to find out something
Speaker 1: on the other side. A lot of times when they
Speaker 1: if a lot of times, if you really got a
Speaker 1: shaking in the street, if you really that's really an issue,
Speaker 1: is real beef and they arisk your opposition, they probably
Speaker 1: find a risk sue. If it was the FIDZ and
Speaker 1: you and there was a real situate like a war
Speaker 1: going on, they're gonna probably find a rescue because if
Speaker 1: they was watching him, they knowing you want to apply
Speaker 1: some kind of pressure. The same way with you, if
Speaker 1: they watching you, they knowing that this happening, that happening
Speaker 1: is pressure being applied. They know that's coming from somewhere.
Speaker 1: They're trying to track it down to see them a
Speaker 1: rest fred though it kind of it kind of would
Speaker 1: like it will coming. Then they're saying that one of
Speaker 1: the dudes is cooperating or somebody's supposed to be testifying
Speaker 1: on lit Yoshi, so when he posted, he got word
Speaker 1: or in some kind of way some shots rang out
Speaker 1: at the guy that's supposed to be, oh, testifying, See
Speaker 1: how all that work? A lot of time dudes get
Speaker 1: scared in the street though the street thing it sound fun,
Speaker 1: though it sound cool. You want to sag and where
Speaker 1: you're you on the where you're hooded and you want
Speaker 1: to act like you tugging and yeah with the yea huh.
Speaker 1: You don't want to know. You don't want to go
Speaker 1: through that, man. You don't want to be involved with
Speaker 1: somebody looking for you and they shooting at your mama
Speaker 1: and them and they trying to gun you down there
Speaker 1: time you coming, you don't want you don't want to
Speaker 1: be involved in that. They're saying, oh, we think he
Speaker 1: telling we think he's telling, so we're trying to kill
Speaker 1: all his people. They shooting up your people ship Like
Speaker 1: you don't want to be involved with those thing. Huh,
Speaker 1: this is not what folks need to be involved then.
Speaker 1: But it looked funny. It looked fun They think that
Speaker 1: the girls like it. That's why the young boys nowadays
Speaker 1: they confused. They confused, and they on the outside they
Speaker 1: look like they read it for war. But on the
Speaker 1: inside you're dealing with somebody that ain't read it for nothing.
Speaker 1: You see what I'm saying a lot of time they
Speaker 1: ain't got even the weird power to understand how to
Speaker 1: navigate through the simplest thing. It can be something, It's
Speaker 1: very simple. So what I'm saying is I always tell
Speaker 1: my children the strong outlast the week, but the smart
Speaker 1: outlast the strong, because the smart gonna allow the strong
Speaker 1: and the weak to duke it out and then outsmart
Speaker 1: whoever the strongest one. Would you see what I'm saying,
Speaker 1: So y'all can say whoever the strongest, and y'all have that.
Speaker 1: I need your mind and be in a position to
Speaker 1: understand how to navigate around things. Outside of that, we
Speaker 1: can figure everything else side. You can work out and
Speaker 1: get your body together. You can work out, you know,
Speaker 1: and get all let together. You can do a whole
Speaker 1: bunch of stuff. But if your brain ain't wired in
Speaker 1: a way where you can understand how to make five
Speaker 1: dollars in the ten, all you know how to do
Speaker 1: is make ten in the five, in the two, in
Speaker 1: the one. You don't know how to make two in
Speaker 1: the foe in the six, in the nine, in the eighteen.
Speaker 1: You don't know nothing about the other side? Or ain't
Speaker 1: nobody told you? Put you down? Ain't nobody put you down?
Speaker 1: That which that why they run to me, Because I
Speaker 1: put them down. I show them some game. Pay attention,
Speaker 1: because why I'm gonna take ain't nobody never took you.
Speaker 1: Why I'm gonna take ain't nobody never took you? And
Speaker 1: you need to be thankful in the screen or just
Speaker 1: being somebody to thank you tough or thank you this
Speaker 1: and that. It's always cool when you're on offense. Everything
Speaker 1: is cool because offense is fun, it's easy to play.
Speaker 1: But but yeah, it's always cool on the offense. You
Speaker 1: know your jumper look good, you know your form is together,
Speaker 1: you know how to do a hell of a crossover.
Speaker 1: Huh Yeah, you're looking you're looking good. But the defense
Speaker 1: is will make them. Everybody can hit somebody? Can you
Speaker 1: take a punch because the unique thing about altercations and
Speaker 1: interactions with people is that they're unpredictable. You understand me.
Speaker 1: Had you been hit? Can you handle that? Had you
Speaker 1: been met with resistance? Do you understand what that's like?
Speaker 1: Have you navigated around things you didn't understand without any assistance,
Speaker 1: without any influence. Have you been in the rut and
Speaker 1: had to get out yourself? Don't tell nobody about your situations.
Speaker 1: Don't tell nobody about your problems, you encounters, your wins,
Speaker 1: your losses. You just keep it in, keep it to yourself.
Speaker 1: That's warrior mentality. A lot of these little dudes, they
Speaker 1: don't got warrior mentality. They got the mentality their moms
Speaker 1: And not that's wrong with the mother's mentality. It's just
Speaker 1: something wrong with a man having it right. I always
Speaker 1: tell people the rules that work for the man don't
Speaker 1: work for the woman, and the rules that work for
Speaker 1: the woman don't work for the man. The certain things
Speaker 1: that's acceptable for men ain't acceptable for really, men don't
Speaker 1: have no lead way what children and women can get
Speaker 1: away with men can't get away with. Here's the kids don't.
Speaker 1: When you're a child, it don't matter whether you man
Speaker 1: or woman, or non binary or whatever they're saying Nowaday,
Speaker 1: it don't matter matter whether or not you man or woman.
Speaker 1: Here's the catch though, for a man, you go from
Speaker 1: a child to a man just like that. There's no warning,
Speaker 1: So you still operate with the childish ways, with the
Speaker 1: child like mindset, the child like behavior. Not understand you
Speaker 1: being accepted and received like a man now. And then
Speaker 1: you look up and you don't have no tools to
Speaker 1: do nothing outside of what you know, what we all do.
Speaker 1: Mama then put us in my Mamma put me in basketball. Mama,
Speaker 1: put me in boxing. Mama put me in football. I
Speaker 1: ain't never have a book, didn't nobody to talk to
Speaker 1: me about understanding, But I somewhat along the lines, I
Speaker 1: gained it. They didn't think they was doing nothing wrong.
Speaker 1: They didn't understand what I needed because they were women.
Speaker 1: They didn't understand. Yo, you need to understanding as a
Speaker 1: man to go out there. I might can go out
Speaker 1: there a little bit more. They gonna hold those for me,
Speaker 1: depending on who it is. They're gonna let me skip
Speaker 1: certain things gonna happen for me, but for you. Ain't
Speaker 1: nobody gonna look your way except whoever the woman is
Speaker 1: that love you, or the women that want to love
Speaker 1: you or want something from you or want to be
Speaker 1: those people gonna It's a lot of faking going on
Speaker 1: in that though. It's a lot of faking going on.
Speaker 1: It's a lot of transactional things going on in that right,
Speaker 1: So those things are left for for you to interpret
Speaker 1: however you interpret. What I'm more so speaking about it
Speaker 1: is the lead way that the black man has or
Speaker 1: the man period is is, uh, it's less than other people's.
Speaker 1: You understand, it's less than other people's and and uh
Speaker 1: we we maneuver around that. But the little boys, they'd
Speaker 1: be scared, man, they be they don't know, you know,
Speaker 1: they don't know. They'd be scared. They're tough too. Man.
Speaker 1: You will see some of them. You will think to yourself, man,
Speaker 1: he had hurt everybody. And then you take him in
Speaker 1: the room and you sell him, Hey, this dude right here, Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: he won't. Ye gonta kill each other. They ain't gonna
Speaker 1: do nothing, or they go to prison. So many people
Speaker 1: come back home from prison like yo, man who who
Speaker 1: was in prison. They were doing him so bad. I'm like, na, no,
Speaker 1: not him, not with the decorations on his face, And
Speaker 1: oh lad, I know he ain't getting done, you know
Speaker 1: it just be certainly gimmicks. They like to play. People
Speaker 1: want to play games. They want to they want to
Speaker 1: bluffy off to heal. And when you don't get scared,
Speaker 1: you perform way better when you ain't nervous. Because I
Speaker 1: don't get nervous. I don't get nervous. I don't get nervous.
Speaker 1: The only thing that makes me nervous is I'm talking
Speaker 1: about in fights and all that. It's funny to me,
Speaker 1: you know, altercations. It'd be funny, but I ain't playing.
Speaker 1: I'd be laughing, but I ain't playing, though, you know
Speaker 1: what I'm saying. That be the thing that they don't know.
Speaker 1: I'm laughing, but I ain't playing. It's a different type.
Speaker 1: It's a different thing. It's a new thing they're doing now, laughing,
Speaker 1: but they ain't playing. Let me talk about toy relays
Speaker 1: and Cassidy because tour relanes, for those of you that
Speaker 1: don't know it, just left off funk master flex. Everybody
Speaker 1: gonna flex? Do they want too, you know, do their
Speaker 1: freestyle when they got something coming or when they want
Speaker 1: to get something off their chestes. A lot of times
Speaker 1: it's dope. Other times it's not staple in the culture.
Speaker 1: A lot of long time it was on High ninety seven.
Speaker 1: He was losing major bags. These dudes was late on
Speaker 1: the digital space. So now he's recreated the bread as
Speaker 1: he should. Funk Master Flex's who I'm speaking about, and
Speaker 1: took that over to his own platform and still operating
Speaker 1: in the same space as he was before. Probably something
Speaker 1: he created and doing it there. I mean, that's a
Speaker 1: whole other talk. I can get into the bags that's
Speaker 1: been fumbled in hippop and wrapping entertainment, the bags that's
Speaker 1: been fumbled in hippopping entertainment. These are we talking millions
Speaker 1: of dollars, easily millions of dollars all over they just
Speaker 1: been you know, and so it's it's always it's always interesting,
Speaker 1: and I'm gonna have to get into that because I'm
Speaker 1: doing starting to I'm doing a spinoff thing that I'll
Speaker 1: get into a little later and tell y'all exactly what
Speaker 1: I'm doing. We're going deep with it though. On Patreon.
Speaker 1: We're doing a documentary only fans, documentary about the game
Speaker 1: about only fans, about the dog side of escorton and
Speaker 1: sex trafficking and things like that. So we were working
Speaker 1: on that as we speak, and so that's gonna be real, dope.
Speaker 1: We creative, man, We're gonna create. So that's what we're
Speaker 1: gonna do. But oh but Torrey Lanes went over on
Speaker 1: funk Flix and did his freestyle thing. And I like Tory.
Speaker 1: Torre's talented. You know, when I say I like toy
Speaker 1: I mean it's music. I know some people and I've
Speaker 1: been critical of Toyre. I've been critical of the information.
Speaker 1: I've been critical of the way that Meg has handled it.
Speaker 1: I've asked her to get off the internet. There's certain
Speaker 1: things I've done in regards to this right. So you know,
Speaker 1: as I navigate through it, and that's I learned nothing
Speaker 1: from it. More and more I just I'm more and
Speaker 1: more confused. But I'll get away from that and speak
Speaker 1: more so to the music, because that's why I think
Speaker 1: I'm gonna live that with these two particular individuals in
Speaker 1: the near future, because it's so bleury as to what
Speaker 1: the circumstances are surrounding that situation. Right now, tourists talented,
Speaker 1: very talented, I mean music, very high level musician, makes
Speaker 1: great music, does the sane thing. I mean, it's it's
Speaker 1: it's it's high level, high level. Now with that being said,
Speaker 1: I see people now aligning themselves back with him. You
Speaker 1: see Kodek do a song the baby and them drop
Speaker 1: the song. I think it was a default thing. Um,
Speaker 1: just certain things happening for him, you know, people back
Speaker 1: messing with him. So he goes old and he takes
Speaker 1: certain shots saying that baby them would have got their
Speaker 1: Grammy if they wouldn't have never framed him, Just saying
Speaker 1: that aligning himself with him kind of got him black balled,
Speaker 1: is what he was trying to say. Now, I'm gonna
Speaker 1: talk about the texture of the freestyle. To me, it
Speaker 1: was a it just seemed like he was trying too hard,
Speaker 1: Like it was like he wrote all them bars down
Speaker 1: and made him smash on the beat. It was something
Speaker 1: about it. And I know he know how to ride
Speaker 1: a beat. That's what he'd do with the scene and
Speaker 1: out that he do the ride the beat things, so
Speaker 1: I know he knows what he's doing. This ain't a
Speaker 1: shot at whether or not even know what he's doing.
Speaker 1: The problem is I think that he just was trying
Speaker 1: too hard. And a lot of his bars were Cassidy
Speaker 1: old bars or setups. There was like Cassidy type of setups.
Speaker 1: You know, they were Cassidy type of setups. Likes ain't
Speaker 1: he just if you are a fan of hip hop,
Speaker 1: a fan of Cassidy, you know what I'm talking about.
Speaker 1: How he used to set them punch lines up, even
Speaker 1: some of his one liners. You were here, Tory say,
Speaker 1: and they ain't the first time I've saw Torrey kind
Speaker 1: of grab going his Cassidy bag. I keep telling you
Speaker 1: a lot of creators they got a bag, and it's
Speaker 1: certain stuff they can go in there and grab. Some
Speaker 1: of it is good, some of it is not. Some
Speaker 1: of it they need to keep in there. Certain things
Speaker 1: in your When people say I mean my bag, they
Speaker 1: don't even understand. You could be in your bag and
Speaker 1: then grab the wrong thing. A lot of times tour
Speaker 1: re Lanes go in there and he grabbed some of
Speaker 1: that cass City sauce and then he come back out
Speaker 1: with it. Last time it was it was it was
Speaker 1: better than this time. This time it kind of was,
Speaker 1: I don't know, man, This time it just was. It
Speaker 1: kind of just was. I just don't know. It was
Speaker 1: giving me a certain type of feel. And then Cassidy
Speaker 1: came out. Because of course the fans, I keep telling you,
Speaker 1: the fans, once you get to a certain level, your
Speaker 1: fans do a lot of the work for you. So
Speaker 1: the fans dig up all of his old balls and
Speaker 1: show how he's stilling his balls and put it out
Speaker 1: and tour it like yo, man, I was a big
Speaker 1: fan of yours. I am you are my favorite rapper.
Speaker 1: Like I guess it's how these old dudes interpid things.
Speaker 1: See in those shots. They always try to call you old,
Speaker 1: to call you alienated, to make you think you're missing
Speaker 1: out on something. You don't get what's going on. Nah,
Speaker 1: pay me anything other than that, pay me. And then
Speaker 1: he wasn't filling Cassidy, which was interesting. Cassidy said, Then
Speaker 1: with Cassidy, he doesn't fell off to me in regards
Speaker 1: to them type of ball. He don't. He don't kick
Speaker 1: it like that no more, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: He do his little thing, but like how that was,
Speaker 1: I don't get that from him no more, you know.
Speaker 1: And so it's just to me, it's bad to see
Speaker 1: people that copy up. It just I don't know, man,
Speaker 1: I was just talking about that, like that imitation all
Speaker 1: is imitation. You know what I'm imitating you? Now you
Speaker 1: need to say that then let the people know I'm
Speaker 1: going in my cassidy bag and then going. Then we
Speaker 1: it's cool, you're gone. But when they I keep telling
Speaker 1: you imitation, what acknowledgement is stealing, it's stilling. And then
Speaker 1: speaking of that, dealing with Kevin Samuels, there's a petition
Speaker 1: going around where thousands of people have signed to get
Speaker 1: Kevin Samuels removed off YouTube. We've seen this happened before.
Speaker 1: What I think that what's his name, uh, Pooty Pile something.
Speaker 1: I can't think of a guy named really really huge YouTube.
Speaker 1: But they petition. Next thing you know, he was gone
Speaker 1: off YouTube. He probably lost out on a couple of
Speaker 1: million dollars a year just off off that revenue along
Speaker 1: from YouTube, not even speaking about the brand itself and
Speaker 1: the awareness that he lost in regards to losing the
Speaker 1: channel with that that much engagement and subscription m was
Speaker 1: it was a very very detrimental to his business. Now
Speaker 1: they're trying to do the same thing with Kevin Samuels.
Speaker 1: One thing I've noticed a lot of women that I'm
Speaker 1: that's that's coming in communication with me and getting on
Speaker 1: my platform and trying to they hate Kevin Samuel's y'all
Speaker 1: got to tag me in some videos of what Kevin
Speaker 1: Samuel has done done because they hate Kevin Samuel. I mean,
Speaker 1: it is a real hatred about it. One thing they say,
Speaker 1: and you know, I don't know how to feel about that. Well,
Speaker 1: one thing they asked me is, hey, if his last
Speaker 1: two wife's wives were bad like pretty or high value
Speaker 1: is the term that they use his term? Why has
Speaker 1: no one ever seen him? Because we feel like that
Speaker 1: we get to see inside of Kevin Samuel's life to
Speaker 1: a certain extent, you know, we get to see he
Speaker 1: shows people when he's shopping, when he's riding around, and
Speaker 1: certain things like like show us that you really that
Speaker 1: you that you that show us what you're reaching in
Speaker 1: the pun and grab me, you know what I mean?
Speaker 1: And so UM, I kind of understood that. Um with
Speaker 1: the petition thing, I just don't know if that or
Speaker 1: if that's gonna be if that's a good thing, because
Speaker 1: again I've I've always look at people that that people
Speaker 1: are trying to censor and understand that I talk for
Speaker 1: a living, so I'm gonna say some things that may
Speaker 1: offend at some point without knowing, and then I can
Speaker 1: be in those same shoes. So I'm very skeptical about
Speaker 1: engaging with those kind of things. UM. Also looking at
Speaker 1: Kevin Sammue's I said, oh, cas, see what's going on?
Speaker 1: He putting down that UM charade our league game? That
Speaker 1: charade our league game. That some of them talking points
Speaker 1: that she had is the game he putting down. And
Speaker 1: a lot of them is undisputed. A lot of those facts,
Speaker 1: a lot of those things that that later was putting
Speaker 1: down that you hear Kevin Sammuels kind of trying to
Speaker 1: add ton in two thousand and twenty one, a lot
Speaker 1: of those things are undisputed. One thing I do say, though, man,
Speaker 1: and one of my biggest feels, and that I expressed
Speaker 1: to my loved ones, is that I pray. And that's why.
Speaker 1: That's why the imitation thing or just the transferring of information,
Speaker 1: when you're getting the same information just from another brand
Speaker 1: and you love it so much, it's a very interesting thing.
Speaker 1: And that's one of my biggest feels is that Lord,
Speaker 1: don't let them steal from me, and then they receive
Speaker 1: this in a way where they make out of money
Speaker 1: and I make no money. Like that's a real feel
Speaker 1: of a creative because you don't you see it happening, right,
Speaker 1: You see it happen even with a Kevin Samuel's and
Speaker 1: a charade missus a Lee. She's been saying a lot
Speaker 1: of those things, all those yar. She never got to
Speaker 1: notoriety that he has. When you see somebody that say,
Speaker 1: hey yo, they stole my beat. That dude, they ain't
Speaker 1: got no hey yo, that's my song. Hey yo, it's unfortunate,
Speaker 1: Like that's one of my biggest fields. The folkus steal
Speaker 1: my game and didn't put it down, and then they
Speaker 1: run off and get out all the money. I'm crashing.
Speaker 1: I'm crashing about that. That's that's that's that's real life nightmare,
Speaker 1: you know what I'm saying. Like I've saw dudes come
Speaker 1: around me for one week, change their whole style look
Speaker 1: and then take it over in another area and act
Speaker 1: like they're putting some real game down. They had to
Speaker 1: pour their coat tail a semified k. Yeah, that's how
Speaker 1: I pull your coat tail. I don't I don't come
Speaker 1: asking for none because you're in the wrong. So I
Speaker 1: just gonna put the tab on you. You know what
Speaker 1: I'm saying. Oh, you know, stole my whole style. You
Speaker 1: tell and what I'm saying, and you're making you putting
Speaker 1: money out and I ain't charge I just come pull
Speaker 1: your coach here he yo. Semifive k home cashell, PayPal,
Speaker 1: friends and family, semifive k about that what you're doing,
Speaker 1: what I'm saying. And usually I don't get any issue
Speaker 1: because they got to keep coming to get the game.
Speaker 1: I don't give you enough to bear to run. Often
Speaker 1: I ain't that dumb, you know what I'm saying. And
Speaker 1: let's talk about rappers being under attacked by law enforcement.
Speaker 1: Robbers have to make a decision when they encounter a
Speaker 1: situation that involves so much upside. I think in our
Speaker 1: community often times we put being tough over the financial
Speaker 1: stability of our loved ones. And I think that's a
Speaker 1: very vital mistake being the head of the family, seeing
Speaker 1: that it's mostly men that engage in these behaviors that's
Speaker 1: supposed to be the head of the family. Me too,
Speaker 1: fall victim to my ego and fall victim to me
Speaker 1: being involved with things that can only crash what I'm
Speaker 1: doing in regards to whether you know, because I'm a
Speaker 1: man first and we all men first. But at the
Speaker 1: end of the day, certain things are vaudable. And we're
Speaker 1: dealing with the industry, and we're dealing with a law
Speaker 1: enforcement agency that believes these rappers, that has intil that
Speaker 1: says these rappers are telling the truth when they're saying
Speaker 1: some of these outland these things on this mic, and
Speaker 1: they handling it with such Now, our rappers under attach.
Speaker 1: I say, rappers are the modern day leaders, and they
Speaker 1: don't know. The key point is they don't know. Right.
Speaker 1: They got a lot more influenced than they understand. They
Speaker 1: got a lot more power than they understand. And heard
Speaker 1: somebody to say that your local that a lot of
Speaker 1: these rappers can get more people in the stadium. Look
Speaker 1: at look at what Kanye just done. Name me a
Speaker 1: politician that can do that without giving the seats away
Speaker 1: charged to do that. Name me somebody with influence on
Speaker 1: the politics side. They can do that without giving those
Speaker 1: tickets away free and offering some giveaways. And it's tricks
Speaker 1: to get it done now. But I'm talking about sale
Speaker 1: spots to see me come out with no just I'm
Speaker 1: just letting the music play. That influence comes with a
Speaker 1: heightened sense of activity from law enforcement because they're afraid
Speaker 1: of the power that can be associated with some of
Speaker 1: the individuals that's in the game. Right. We can be
Speaker 1: doing certain things. We can be building a smile military,
Speaker 1: we can be getting this thing together. And we got
Speaker 1: some people that are goal You know that y'all looking
Speaker 1: into us. You know, my homeboy behind me with the glasses,
Speaker 1: don't be three bodies. I got him looking like it
Speaker 1: as a facade. They looking into the end of these
Speaker 1: things and everybody. A lot of people love the rappers,
Speaker 1: the girls. You go somewhere and they run and they
Speaker 1: come in holland they want autographs and pictures and this
Speaker 1: and there. It's always people that's on the opposite side
Speaker 1: of that. They feel a way about somebody loving you,
Speaker 1: or somebody accepting what it is that you do and
Speaker 1: saying that man, that helped me through this, or I
Speaker 1: love what you do, or you know certain things. And
Speaker 1: these these police officers and law enforcement agencies don't want
Speaker 1: to lose their what they think is their grip around
Speaker 1: these cities because in some of these cities, people are powerful,
Speaker 1: a lot more powerful than your local right, Like they
Speaker 1: can make some phone calls and get some things done.
Speaker 1: When the police can't find where the necklace went, that
Speaker 1: you can go get every police dying. Now they can't
Speaker 1: get that necklace back, but I know who can get
Speaker 1: that necklace back. Oh they killed your could you can
Speaker 1: call whoever you want. They ain't gonna find out who
Speaker 1: done that, but we can get that too care of.
Speaker 1: If you know such and sugant, you know you know
Speaker 1: so that sometimes in the streets there's a lot going
Speaker 1: on and these dudes are so believable that you better
Speaker 1: be careful with who you're dealing with. You better, you
Speaker 1: better understand you're dealing with some people that may that
Speaker 1: may be serious about what they're saying, and the police
Speaker 1: taking it that way, because when they're looking into them
Speaker 1: things happening, Oh shootout poland oh he got killed, that's it,
Speaker 1: they just drop y f and Lucia murder cases. I
Speaker 1: gotta look into that. I'm not sure if it's because
Speaker 1: the FIDS picked him um and the state usually just
Speaker 1: dismissed stuff when the FIST pick it up, or did
Speaker 1: they beat the charges dismissal on some sort of technicality
Speaker 1: that's still up for debate, and I'm gonna have to
Speaker 1: go in, go in and look at that. You understand me.
Speaker 1: But but yeah, so it's a lot going on in
Speaker 1: and out of the game. We're gonna take a small
Speaker 1: break and then you know, we're gonna come back with
Speaker 1: some more game and then we'll get out of here.
Speaker 1: After this break, we'll be back breaking a game. Gab
Speaker 1: with each of their podcast stay tune. I want to
Speaker 1: talk about a little dirt, you know. I was just
Speaker 1: talking to one of my homeboards, one of my people
Speaker 1: about little dirt. You know, because sometimes on the internet,
Speaker 1: sometimes in this industry and the entertainment industry, just dealing
Speaker 1: with social media, dealing with some of these hads beings
Speaker 1: and never had individuals online we go to dealing with
Speaker 1: people who opinion can seem to be like screw dreams.
Speaker 1: It can seem to be loud, right, So sometimes that
Speaker 1: can affect the psyche of people who don't think independently. Um,
Speaker 1: and so my homeboy was he said, you know, because
Speaker 1: he one of them dudes that just got out of prison,
Speaker 1: so he don't really necessarily keep up with what's going
Speaker 1: on online on the Internet and this, and that he
Speaker 1: really ain't one of them type guys, but he hid
Speaker 1: me because he's just now getting around and seeing the
Speaker 1: picture of a little baby and little dirt and the
Speaker 1: car in the line where little Dirt was kind of looking,
Speaker 1: you know, looking around, like what's going on? And he said, uh,
Speaker 1: he said, the internet thing, a little dirt scared Donna.
Speaker 1: He'd be looking nervous. I said, yeah, yeah, yeah, he'd
Speaker 1: be looking nervous. That's that's normal, you know, he said,
Speaker 1: Because I know we've all seen these things go along
Speaker 1: on the Internet. What people are saying, Dirt seems to
Speaker 1: be outside of his element whenever he's inside of the ghett.
Speaker 1: I disagree with that, though, just because I understand what
Speaker 1: it feels like and what it looked like dealing with
Speaker 1: some of these things. Right. So we'll get into it
Speaker 1: a little bit. But when people talk about when they
Speaker 1: look at it, and then they talk about it from
Speaker 1: their perspective, it lets me know that their perspective is off.
Speaker 1: You know, I know a little bit about being involved
Speaker 1: with things that's just a little more serious than they
Speaker 1: are to certain people. So what I'm saying is the
Speaker 1: outlook can be a y'all playing like y'all, y'all rapping
Speaker 1: and having a great time. We at war like, and
Speaker 1: I've been in situations where we haven't been sitting like this.
Speaker 1: Next thing, you know, two people dead, two of my homeboards,
Speaker 1: they're gone, right, So I'm dealing with my experiences. When
Speaker 1: you see me somewhere with my my, my, I'm looking
Speaker 1: around trying to figure out who, what, when and where
Speaker 1: and what's going on. It's no different than if you
Speaker 1: take a puppet. You're gonna grab a puppet that's been
Speaker 1: living outside in the wild. It's been attacked and almost
Speaker 1: hit by cause and this and that, or may be
Speaker 1: abused in some sort of way, and you bring them
Speaker 1: into a big home, a loving home. That puppet senses
Speaker 1: is still gonna be heightened from dealing with his experiences.
Speaker 1: It gotta build the level of understanding and trust in
Speaker 1: the environment before it can just lower everything. You're right,
Speaker 1: and I'm watching everybody. I'm looking at everything. That's a
Speaker 1: part of the game, because while I'm from we're not playing.
Speaker 1: We're killing and shooting and people dying. Y'all rapping and
Speaker 1: having a good time. It's a little different, right, what
Speaker 1: y'all think about me means nothing. What happens is what
Speaker 1: I'm concerned with. You understand me, And so it's always important.
Speaker 1: And and then I got the thing, and like with
Speaker 1: it being sold, when it being almost like a war
Speaker 1: revolving around that brother I wanted to do. The people
Speaker 1: that come around him, I just think that damn, they're
Speaker 1: everybody that come around and want to be paid like security.
Speaker 1: Because when it's up, like when when when things like
Speaker 1: these things are happening and people have to come around you,
Speaker 1: they want to make it like they're doing you a
Speaker 1: favor because it's danger around you. So when I come
Speaker 1: around you, I can't come like you're a rapper. I
Speaker 1: gotta bring my aar slick. Might gotta have a vests on,
Speaker 1: a handgun, a little one shooter case we go, a knife.
Speaker 1: I gotta travel like that. A lot of time dudes
Speaker 1: is already two time losers. So when they show up,
Speaker 1: they probably like, bro, you you gotta you know and
Speaker 1: that that a coastal that are cast your arm in
Speaker 1: the leg. You see what I'm saying. Because people start
Speaker 1: to put around you that it ain't just fun time
Speaker 1: being around you. It might at any time go up
Speaker 1: and we might gotta start shooting things, might you know
Speaker 1: what I'm saying, at any moment, at any moment. So
Speaker 1: I just think that they everybody be trying to, you know,
Speaker 1: charge like a security fee when they come around, especially
Speaker 1: if he think they'll do something, because you gotta also think,
Speaker 1: dude lost Vaughn. He lost his brother. Like when you
Speaker 1: lose Vaughn, somebody that you probably call when things get
Speaker 1: that's probably one of the ones you know where to
Speaker 1: win with you on any level. And they boom, they
Speaker 1: got him. Oh no, what's going on? Boom, they get
Speaker 1: my brother. See I'm dealing with I'm thinking I'm looking
Speaker 1: at a dude that saying, hey man, I'm ready to whatever.
Speaker 1: Let's do this. And I got money, I fight these
Speaker 1: let's do this. Like I think you're dealing with somebody
Speaker 1: that are doing the circumstances. I don't see one thing
Speaker 1: I know about people, one thing I know about dudes
Speaker 1: out the ghetto, out the hood, the right circumstances to
Speaker 1: turn a man into whatever he needs to be. I
Speaker 1: don't saw good kids turn into the hardest role in
Speaker 1: sixty Cribs that you would ever want to see going
Speaker 1: hard with the cribman, I don't seen dudes that come
Speaker 1: from two parent homes, middle class Americans turn into the
Speaker 1: some of the most hardest bloods that I've known. Right,
Speaker 1: the environment that you choose to indulge in, where you
Speaker 1: choose to the time, that you choose to honor, where
Speaker 1: you choose to spend your time, that's what's gonna mold you.
Speaker 1: The things that happened to you, That's what's gonna mold you.
Speaker 1: The things that happened around you. So when you're dealing
Speaker 1: with somebody that's dealing with that level of how can
Speaker 1: you really think that? Do you really honestly think? And
Speaker 1: that's why when I see six nine do some of
Speaker 1: that stuff, because then you got a thing we can
Speaker 1: talk like, yeah, but this internet thing ain't nothing to
Speaker 1: play with. Like every day they under the post, they yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm you know, I know, you know, if I was Dirk,
Speaker 1: I would know that I'm getting money. I don't got
Speaker 1: no being. This can about the comments. That's at the
Speaker 1: forefront of my mind. But somewhere along the line, the
Speaker 1: folks keep coming under here talking about what I ain't
Speaker 1: did and ain't nothing happened to this dude's dropping song
Speaker 1: and ain't nothing happening. This is happening. That is happening.
Speaker 1: Now if something dude happen, they don't get under that
Speaker 1: and say, yeah, you know the dude that done this,
Speaker 1: something end up happening to them or this that you know.
Speaker 1: It's always you ain't then them, dude, you're rapping about
Speaker 1: what they did to such and such and this is it.
Speaker 1: And it's like, man, you want to defend your people honor,
Speaker 1: even if you never say nothing at one thing, I
Speaker 1: can implaud home and for us. He won't never really
Speaker 1: react on that on that internet as much. But the
Speaker 1: thing is there, boy, you they under the us saying that,
Speaker 1: then soon and my people die. You got six nine,
Speaker 1: he come right out boom hey these things is like,
Speaker 1: but I think six nine committed to it. I think
Speaker 1: he committed to doing whatever. Whatever. Go with this. This
Speaker 1: my hand, I'm running with it. Whatever, go with this,
Speaker 1: because you can't thank you playing. You can't think we're
Speaker 1: playing with that level of disrespect. You can't think it's
Speaker 1: a joke. If you come under and I lose my
Speaker 1: real brother. This ain't rapt home. This ain't entertainment home.
Speaker 1: My mama and daddy just had to bear it my
Speaker 1: brother that I grew up with in the same bed
Speaker 1: as and you this and on that, and you think
Speaker 1: we entertaining each other. You think that for me? That like,
Speaker 1: That's why I say about this game is very um,
Speaker 1: it's very strange. And I gotta start to I gotta
Speaker 1: start to adjust my mindset because they've seen you to prison.
Speaker 1: This game has seen you to prison if you want us.
Speaker 1: A lot of people say, man, you can't be a
Speaker 1: gamestand to rapper. A lot of these dudes, no, they're
Speaker 1: trying to go into rapp a mold. But when you
Speaker 1: presented with a certain kind of energy, Man, do you
Speaker 1: know what what what rappers got to go through to
Speaker 1: go pick these little boy bags up? A lot of
Speaker 1: y'all dudes is scary. A lot of y'all dudes ain't
Speaker 1: going in. No other person sited at twelve at night
Speaker 1: to pull up and pick up ten grand four times
Speaker 1: a week, y'all A little boys is scary. And why
Speaker 1: a lot of these rappers never get on, they'd be
Speaker 1: having the fan base. They're scared to go in and
Speaker 1: out these cities. It's real storing game being put down
Speaker 1: its fans. It looked fun, but it's something behind the
Speaker 1: scenes happening. I'm picking up the back in I'm coming.
Speaker 1: A lot of these dudes ain't gonna go get the
Speaker 1: money even if it's there. That's the whole point. These
Speaker 1: dudes go through a lot to get that money. Then
Speaker 1: they be presented with somebody playing or threatening them. Like me,
Speaker 1: I deal with video dudes and engineered guys that you know,
Speaker 1: I'd be like, boy, this was the streets. I would
Speaker 1: want to I want to smack you, but I know
Speaker 1: I can't. I need you for this little and it's
Speaker 1: it's a weird thing, like but I don't come from that.
Speaker 1: So sometimes it's that. Other times it's trying to lean
Speaker 1: too much into the gangster, lean too much into the image.
Speaker 1: I'm just talking about when unfortunate situations happen. Right when
Speaker 1: you're dealing with Kevin Gates on the stage in Florida
Speaker 1: and a girl keep grabbing and touching on me and
Speaker 1: I say, yo, don't touch me, and you keep grabbing
Speaker 1: my this my private area. You keep grabbing that. You
Speaker 1: don't know. You don't know what's in my past. You
Speaker 1: don't know if I've been molested or somebody that undertook
Speaker 1: advantage of me. You keep grabbing me. I then I
Speaker 1: kick you. I gotta go do two three four years
Speaker 1: about that. See, I ain't talking about the wars, this
Speaker 1: doing some dumb I'm talking about the things that well
Speaker 1: I have snapped in the wrapper mode and then here
Speaker 1: comes somebody with the and I gotta, you know, my
Speaker 1: natural reactions kick in, or my natural defense kick in,
Speaker 1: or I go back to being a product of my
Speaker 1: environment because my mind takes a back seat to my waringess.
Speaker 1: I gotta be awaring present in the moment to defend
Speaker 1: myself and defend my family, and defend whatever it is
Speaker 1: that I care about, and definitely make sure that they
Speaker 1: don't take none of this money of these Jews, whales
Speaker 1: or none of that. We're not taking no else. Gun
Speaker 1: them down. That's the mandset. I gotta have to survive, dude.
Speaker 1: I got to pull up in tim buck two for
Speaker 1: seting the five hundred. It's one in the morning, I
Speaker 1: mean here with the killers and the robbers. Yeah, to
Speaker 1: come get this little bag they got for me, right,
Speaker 1: So it's a it's a it's a different thing. I
Speaker 1: also wanted how little baby interacts with that because a
Speaker 1: little baby for the most part on the outside, from
Speaker 1: what we see when he first came in, there was
Speaker 1: some little people saying things. Think people had some issues
Speaker 1: with him. It's like he got bigger than he got
Speaker 1: kind of bigger than the issue. So they can't be gainsting.
Speaker 1: Didn't let it go. We ain't even going at home
Speaker 1: no more, wee. That's just that it was that and
Speaker 1: over with. That's what it seemed to be. I could
Speaker 1: be wrong, but he seemed to not have many issues
Speaker 1: on that. In the entertainment industry, shows never really have
Speaker 1: any issues. That's why with them two guys linking up
Speaker 1: like that, what's that show like in regards to it's
Speaker 1: little baby in danger? When you go do a show
Speaker 1: with dirt, it's the issues that we know they can't
Speaker 1: bring baby in. And from a technical standpoint or from
Speaker 1: a literal standpoint, but sometimes when things when when when
Speaker 1: when I got some coming for you and it's my
Speaker 1: only opportunity to get that to you, right, I got
Speaker 1: a package for you. I need to get to you, right,
Speaker 1: and it's my only opportunity to deliver that package to you.
Speaker 1: I think who's around it could take a back seat
Speaker 1: now certain politics. You gotta respect certain people when things
Speaker 1: happen to certain people. It's gonna rain in the city,
Speaker 1: you know, So I wonder if they leaning on that.
Speaker 1: It's just I don't know, man. It's just like I
Speaker 1: don't know man. Or is he jumping into with with him?
Speaker 1: Is he is they meeting in the city is indifferent
Speaker 1: like because if I if it were me, I'll probably
Speaker 1: see a home like. Bro, you know, I love you, Bro,
Speaker 1: don't but don't be next to us though, you know
Speaker 1: what I'm saying. We gotta show over. We got what
Speaker 1: We're going to North Carolina with meet at the venue,
Speaker 1: or meet at the hotel, or meet you know, we'll
Speaker 1: meet somewhere. But I don't want you to just rad
Speaker 1: with us and all that, because you know it's up
Speaker 1: with us. It's up on that end. I don't you
Speaker 1: have to adopt this. It's going down though you know
Speaker 1: what I'm saying, I would, I wouldn't necessarily, I would
Speaker 1: have that outlook on it and try to give him
Speaker 1: some of that lead way, you know, because um, it
Speaker 1: gets dangerous sometimes and just because you got some money,
Speaker 1: don't pull you out the game. Yeah, you got four
Speaker 1: million dollars but you still want up, we won't you. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: So that little money don't me no matter of fact,
Speaker 1: and make it harder for you because we're gonna know
Speaker 1: where you be here. We can creep up, you know
Speaker 1: what I'm saying. We can creep up every single time
Speaker 1: you got because because part of your job make your
Speaker 1: face got to be on flies and people got to
Speaker 1: know you coming to see the venue out. You think
Speaker 1: you're talking to your fans, and you're talking to your ops.
Speaker 1: See that's what's happening. A lot of times you posting up,
Speaker 1: hey I be here. You think you're doing that for
Speaker 1: your fans, and you are, but you also doing that
Speaker 1: for the opposition. The opposition though. Also you're gonna be
Speaker 1: at Woodewam and will be there. And some people hate
Speaker 1: you so much they some people hate you so much
Speaker 1: they hate the people that love you so all these
Speaker 1: people out here too, they don't care nothing about them
Speaker 1: because they heal for you. They like you. Some of
Speaker 1: these people could mean coming because I want to have
Speaker 1: a drink in this what the party is. But don't
Speaker 1: nobody consider that. Man. We're going up there and tag
Speaker 1: this spot up, man, letting them folk take it how
Speaker 1: they want to take it, and that's unfortunate, man. But
Speaker 1: you know, just I wanted to look at that situation
Speaker 1: a little bit and I may re examine it. You know,
Speaker 1: I go off the top, so I try to lean
Speaker 1: into what I can currently understand without even looking at it. Right,
Speaker 1: So we may get back into that at some point.
Speaker 1: Jeff Bezos, let's talk about Jeff Bezos. Jeff Bezos went
Speaker 1: out of space for eleven minutes, costing five million, five
Speaker 1: minutes cost thirty million dollars. This is a unique time
Speaker 1: in humanity. This is a unique time in humanity. I
Speaker 1: think people really may not be awake. They need to
Speaker 1: look alive, right because when we talk about the transferring
Speaker 1: of information, the transferring of wealth, the transferring of all
Speaker 1: things finance, finances, we are currently in the most productive
Speaker 1: time in mankind. So I think there needs to be
Speaker 1: something right there to put in perspective, just so you
Speaker 1: can understand why we have a character like a Jeff Bezos,
Speaker 1: because this is a you dealing with the world right
Speaker 1: now that you can hustle in and you can always
Speaker 1: hustle in this world. Right even back in the day
Speaker 1: when there was no technology, there was hustling fruit, There
Speaker 1: was hustling salt. There was hustling bananas and horses, and uh,
Speaker 1: you know you're gonna cotton even that on our backs, right,
Speaker 1: So things happen where you gotta figure out how to
Speaker 1: hustle in this thing. Right now, it's so many different
Speaker 1: ways to get you some money. Amazon has made this
Speaker 1: guy the richest man in the world, not even counting
Speaker 1: all these other companies that he owns through Amazon. Right,
Speaker 1: we're talking Prime, We're talking and then he has his
Speaker 1: hands in I think Square and other things. So these
Speaker 1: things are just he's a hustling machine. He took a loss,
Speaker 1: had to give his girl, I think thirty billion, and
Speaker 1: it didn't affect him at all. I think he made
Speaker 1: that money right back in two months. Like these things
Speaker 1: are just never been seen before. With that being said,
Speaker 1: when him with him going out of space, the first
Speaker 1: thing get told me, or made me ask myself, is
Speaker 1: why is the richest man on this planet leaving the planet.
Speaker 1: How could you be the richest person on this planet?
Speaker 1: And then you want to leave the planet. I think
Speaker 1: sometimes these people speak to us without speaking to us, right,
Speaker 1: they don't really tell you what's going on. They're not
Speaker 1: gonna really come out and say certain things. You gotta
Speaker 1: watch the movement of an individual. It's like basketball when
Speaker 1: they tell you, watch this, watch this little Paul right
Speaker 1: here of his body. Don't worry about his head or
Speaker 1: nothing else he doing. There's just a throw off. Watch
Speaker 1: this right here to tell you where he's going. I
Speaker 1: think sometimes it's the same thing when you deal with
Speaker 1: the people that's at the highest level of finances in
Speaker 1: this country, right when we deal with some of the
Speaker 1: richest people in the world. The information that comes along
Speaker 1: with that, I think it's I think it's it's top secret,
Speaker 1: and it's top secret because it can be received different ways.
Speaker 1: And that's what the issue is. When you deal with
Speaker 1: the media, they know how they want to funnel certain things,
Speaker 1: but some of the inform mation that they know it's
Speaker 1: on the other side, they don't know how to funnel
Speaker 1: it in a way what they think we can receive
Speaker 1: it without us, in their opinion, overreacting to it. But
Speaker 1: this is what they don't consider. Certain information that they
Speaker 1: have does need to be overreacted to because it needs
Speaker 1: to be changed. That's things happening behind the scenes that
Speaker 1: we don't even consider because we don't know this happening.
Speaker 1: When you see people got these uproars about Trump, but
Speaker 1: they don't vote locally. They got a judge literally that
Speaker 1: they gave their boyfriend or their cousin, or they uncle
Speaker 1: or they father gave them years in the penitentiary prison system,
Speaker 1: prison system sometimes over things like drinking, public intoxication, being
Speaker 1: caught with marijuana, smoking, violating approbation because he couldn't keep
Speaker 1: a job, these things, certain things, and these dudes get
Speaker 1: sent to prison. And this can be changed if you
Speaker 1: knew that. Hey, when they say go vote for the
Speaker 1: local DA, when they say go vote for the judge,
Speaker 1: you can go and vote and affect who who's sending
Speaker 1: uncle rom run them to prison. But people don't know that.
Speaker 1: They'd rather see somebody would make America great again. Hat
Speaker 1: and said look at this stupid mother. They don't have
Speaker 1: the information. Ain't nothing wrong with the aim, just gotta
Speaker 1: change the target. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, you're shooting good.
Speaker 1: You're just shooting at the wrong thing. Or you can
Speaker 1: shoot at both things if you don't got good with it.
Speaker 1: But you you notice when you're dealing with a gun,
Speaker 1: a gun smith, he don't go to shooting all him
Speaker 1: at once, you still gotta take him one at a time. Now,
Speaker 1: you might can go fast and fast on how you
Speaker 1: handle them and how you hit your target based on
Speaker 1: how long you've done it and how much information you
Speaker 1: got light. Right, you see a gunstman, boom boom, boom boom,
Speaker 1: point you knocking all of them down. It's the same thing.
Speaker 1: But you gotta always remember to pay attention. If you
Speaker 1: don't do that, you're gonna lose every single time. You know.
Speaker 1: So when you see somebody like the richest man in
Speaker 1: the on the planet leave the planet, you gotta ask yourself,
Speaker 1: what what's that about? You? See Elon Musk. See Elon
Speaker 1: is saying, oh, Nonna, I ignore that. You're cheating. That's
Speaker 1: not the right thing. You're not doing what I'm talking
Speaker 1: about doing. You're just going up there to beat me
Speaker 1: up there. See, this is a different level of money
Speaker 1: we're dealing with. We're dealing with people that's trying to
Speaker 1: beat each other to space. These dudes got everything in
Speaker 1: the world. Man, at this point, they're trying to beat
Speaker 1: each other to space. Man. But see what Elon is
Speaker 1: doing is a little different. He wants to put life
Speaker 1: on Mars. He's saying what we're going to Earth will
Speaker 1: consequently in Earth we would have to move to Mars.
Speaker 1: And we better get on that now because and he's
Speaker 1: dealing with we're talking about climate change. Right when you
Speaker 1: see that it's hot in Desembol, it's eidy degrees. Everybody like, oh,
Speaker 1: I feel good out here. They ain't understanding that's an
Speaker 1: issue that's global warm warming right there you're dealing with.
Speaker 1: But people don't even understand that right when it's freezing
Speaker 1: cold in times when well usually it used to be
Speaker 1: high when it's wonner, but it's still sixty degrees out there. Nah,
Speaker 1: you see what I'm saying. These things are happening. That's
Speaker 1: why you see Tornay. It's it's just so Elon is
Speaker 1: saying we're gonna have to get off this planet and
Speaker 1: move based on what we've done to the planet. Jeff
Speaker 1: Bezos is just like, let's herrub and get up there
Speaker 1: because people are trying to get out there, and then
Speaker 1: we want our name in the record books. But what
Speaker 1: was fuck? What was messed up about it? I got
Speaker 1: a quick custom for my sponsors. Shout out to the sponsorship.
Speaker 1: But what was crazy about it is that he thanked
Speaker 1: the Amazon workers after he went to Space. That cost
Speaker 1: him millions of dollars in which he could have gave raises,
Speaker 1: bonuses things like that. Right, you can do both things.
Speaker 1: You have that kind of money, which I would hope
Speaker 1: that that's what's happening. Having looked in it as much.
Speaker 1: With the Amazon worker thing, though, it's interesting right when
Speaker 1: you look at the Amazon workers and the conditions of
Speaker 1: the Amazon workers, if you've never looked into that, I
Speaker 1: urged you to look into what allegedly is the conditions
Speaker 1: of the Amazon workers. They I've been told and I've
Speaker 1: read that they have to have not have to have
Speaker 1: that their situations. What the drivers have bags in the
Speaker 1: car with them because they don't have time to go
Speaker 1: and go to the restroom. If they stop and go
Speaker 1: to the restroom, it docks their pay. So they have
Speaker 1: bags in the car and they're riding around using the
Speaker 1: restroom in the bags and leaving it in the car.
Speaker 1: Just to get you that batteries next day, Just to
Speaker 1: get you those curling irons next day. Right, you know
Speaker 1: how they say order before team, get it tomorrow. That's
Speaker 1: a very big convenience for somebody that's receiving that product.
Speaker 1: But there's human beings on the other end. But what's
Speaker 1: gonna happen is they're gonna keep criticizing Jeff Bezo and
Speaker 1: he's gonna put robots in all them spaces and we're
Speaker 1: gonna lose a lot of jobs in America. So it's
Speaker 1: a it's a it's a line there. But those conditions
Speaker 1: that we talk about. And one thing I noticed about Amazon,
Speaker 1: I said, oh my goodness, Amazon. But what I know
Speaker 1: it's about Amazon and how they treat their workers is
Speaker 1: I said, now, look what they're doing. They're using the
Speaker 1: same intel of information that they used that they used
Speaker 1: to market to people to buy the new toothbrush or
Speaker 1: the new water bottle or the new bike or whatever
Speaker 1: it may be. They're using that same technology the market
Speaker 1: to their workers. Man, they come in the day and
Speaker 1: you can almost you you got a chance to make
Speaker 1: sixty dollars an hour. They know when you get to work,
Speaker 1: they got somebody there that incentive that is incentivized for
Speaker 1: not allowing y'all to go over a certain amount of hours. Right,
Speaker 1: it's all the game, but the market and get you
Speaker 1: in the door. Once we get you in the dough
Speaker 1: we hurry up and make you get this done within
Speaker 1: that fifteen dollars an hour what you get paid. But
Speaker 1: this morning you receive the email. But this morning you
Speaker 1: receive the email that said, hey, come in the day,
Speaker 1: you got a chance to make sixty dollars a hour.
Speaker 1: Like it's even down to those games. But I just
Speaker 1: want people to really consider what the cost steal is
Speaker 1: for you to get that thing next day and I
Speaker 1: use it. I'm telling you I'm definitely m responsible for
Speaker 1: using it like I love it, but I didn't know
Speaker 1: what what costs. I didn't know that they had somebody
Speaker 1: on the other side riding with a bag to use
Speaker 1: the bathroom. And that was like wow to me when
Speaker 1: I read that, right, And so it's other conditions, but
Speaker 1: he thanked them after he went to space, and then
Speaker 1: he gave Van Jones one hundred million to do what
Speaker 1: he wants to do with it. There's ways to do
Speaker 1: things with that will hopefully he'll be able to get
Speaker 1: some of that money and then put the rest of
Speaker 1: it in spots where it really is meaningful to the
Speaker 1: community or whatever cause that he has in mind. But
Speaker 1: going to space is a very big deal. I hear
Speaker 1: people talking about the nineteen twenties. Go back forty five
Speaker 1: episodes ago with me. I'm the one that told you
Speaker 1: this time that we in now was like the nineteen twenties.
Speaker 1: It's to access the information that we need. It's the
Speaker 1: same way that it was in the twinnies, right, I'm
Speaker 1: the one that put all this kind of game down.
Speaker 1: And if you've been following me, you know that, and
Speaker 1: I know you know that. So you just stick around.
Speaker 1: You will hit them regurgitate some more the game that
Speaker 1: you came here to get, because that's just how to cook.
Speaker 1: It crumbles in this game. These dudes are not as
Speaker 1: not as witty as you would like to think. They're
Speaker 1: not dealing with experiences. They're dealing with regurgitation of things
Speaker 1: that they've heard other people say. And so hopefully, hopefully,
Speaker 1: hopefully we'll get a chance to share shit light on
Speaker 1: the truth in the coming future. I see people there's
Speaker 1: a conversation going around about do you got what it
Speaker 1: takes to deal with a rich nigga or a rich woman,
Speaker 1: rich man or a rich woman. Again, I think it's
Speaker 1: more sponsive friendly when I don't use profanity. So I
Speaker 1: want to bag off of the profanity, just a tad
Speaker 1: bit as I want to grease my palms a little
Speaker 1: more with this, with this podcast and ad space. See
Speaker 1: only a dumb person, now, hold on, let me only
Speaker 1: a dumb dude to crash itself out. When you look
Speaker 1: on the internet and people got the game so close,
Speaker 1: people got the game right in their back pocket. They
Speaker 1: crashed theirself out. You're dealing with famous. You're dealing with
Speaker 1: the famous itis. They really want to be famous. They
Speaker 1: don't want to be rich, they don't want to be
Speaker 1: well that they want to be known. See I'm dealing
Speaker 1: with I'm dealing with wealth hunger. I'm dealing with wealth hunger.
Speaker 1: I'm hungry man for this, I got to have certain things.
Speaker 1: I got to have the house fifteen thousand square feet,
Speaker 1: the guest house five thousand square feet, for the fake security,
Speaker 1: for the fake security, and for whoever family members or
Speaker 1: loved ones of my old lady people whoever want to
Speaker 1: be I gotta have these things. This is what this
Speaker 1: is what drives me. You understand what I'm saying. So
Speaker 1: I'm you're dealing with a different level of guy. I'm
Speaker 1: on a whole different type of vibration. So when you
Speaker 1: come at me, and you come at me not respecting
Speaker 1: the vibrations, or maybe we don't share the same wonts.
Speaker 1: I can respect it, but I choose not to engage
Speaker 1: with it, although we're the same skin color. I got
Speaker 1: somewhere I'm trying to go that you may not even
Speaker 1: be interested in going. Why you ain't interested in going
Speaker 1: ain't my business. Whether you don't know, you blind, you're deaf,
Speaker 1: for you dumb, I don't know why you don't want
Speaker 1: to go. If I can get your little game along
Speaker 1: the way, then that's one thing. So I see a
Speaker 1: lot of people that that in the shadows, they say
Speaker 1: a few things. You know why Lorne ain't came out
Speaker 1: and hempty kids? Or is he is he? Is he
Speaker 1: giving money to these organizations and these type of things.
Speaker 1: I got family, I got family, I got people, I
Speaker 1: got love ones that need help. I ain't got done
Speaker 1: with my backyard yet. You want me to cut your
Speaker 1: grass soon? I got a patch of my grass cut
Speaker 1: on the back y'all y'all want me come cut your grads?
Speaker 1: I got to get mine together first. When I get
Speaker 1: mine together, all I'm I'm available and I can't waiver
Speaker 1: from that. I can't waiver from that, no matter what
Speaker 1: they say, no matter how they feel, no matter what
Speaker 1: they think. I can't waiver from what is necessary for
Speaker 1: the next level, because if I don't get there, we
Speaker 1: damn show don't get there. If I don't get there,
Speaker 1: we regular. And at some point I gotta stop us
Speaker 1: from being regular. I gotta stop. I gotta stop the
Speaker 1: generational thing where we were worried about certain things. I
Speaker 1: gotta stop that. That's on me. That's on me. You
Speaker 1: understand me, and if you don't adopt that, you will
Speaker 1: never understand my fight. All you want to do is
Speaker 1: get signed to a rapper and go off and be famous.
Speaker 1: I'm looking for some information from these guys. I can't
Speaker 1: even signed to a guy that don't know nothing. It's
Speaker 1: offensive to me. We'll get into as soon as we
Speaker 1: bump into each other. I'm gonna ask him things he
Speaker 1: gonna find offensive because he don't got the information. This
Speaker 1: is how this game works for people like me. We
Speaker 1: don't indulge in what we can't criticize. You understand it's
Speaker 1: important to be able to say, hey, hold on, you
Speaker 1: sure all right? Is that right? Like? I gotta be
Speaker 1: able to do that. For me to be able to
Speaker 1: entertain things. That's the way that this work. Like it
Speaker 1: or not love it or being different about it, that
Speaker 1: don't change the facts, and that won't change the way
Speaker 1: that the outcome has to be right. So that's how
Speaker 1: things go. When you deal with somebody like me. You
Speaker 1: have to understand that it's levels to everything that we do.
Speaker 1: Nothing comes without a cost, Nothing comes without a cost. Right.
Speaker 1: But I was seeing on Twitter about, um, do you
Speaker 1: got what it takes to deal with a rich man
Speaker 1: or a rich woman? And everybody want to be the
Speaker 1: girl to get the deal. Everybody want to be the
Speaker 1: girl to get the shitt there. Everybody want to be
Speaker 1: the girl to go over here and go out of
Speaker 1: town of this and oversees the Turks and all these
Speaker 1: different things. Everybody want to do that. And everybody want
Speaker 1: to be the guy that deals with the girl with
Speaker 1: the nice body and the girl with the pretty face
Speaker 1: and the woman with the all the intangibles that not
Speaker 1: only you like that, most men, like every every woman
Speaker 1: want the man that the girls may look at and
Speaker 1: they can appreciate how he put it together right. They
Speaker 1: may can't touch him, but yeah, you see what I'm
Speaker 1: working with you know, she having a blast with this guy.
Speaker 1: This guy seems to be at the top of the
Speaker 1: fo chain, and the same with the one she seems
Speaker 1: to be. He seems to be really engaged with her.
Speaker 1: She's very great woman. But everybody act like they want
Speaker 1: to deal with that. But this coast involved in dealing
Speaker 1: with those things, are you mentally prepare right? Even even
Speaker 1: you see, I was listening to Joey Diaz shout out
Speaker 1: to him. He said he was dealing with a stripper,
Speaker 1: and he said that he faked like he had what
Speaker 1: he took to be with the stripper like fis. Mentally,
Speaker 1: he told himself mentally, I don't bother me when she leaves.
Speaker 1: It's it's part of it. It's cool. And he said
Speaker 1: he broke his heart every single time she left. He
Speaker 1: was in the wrong, sick, he was in the wrong circumstances,
Speaker 1: wrong situation. He shouldn't have been in that. When you're
Speaker 1: uncomfortable with something on a very high level like that,
Speaker 1: you can't handle it. You know what I'm saying. If
Speaker 1: you're dealing with a rapper and you don't want of course,
Speaker 1: we're not gonna let women disrespect our women. That's point
Speaker 1: blank period. But women gonna want to take pictures. Women
Speaker 1: may say they love you, they not even unders they ain't.
Speaker 1: It ain't the same love but love it guy. For me,
Speaker 1: it ain't even nothing in that stratosphere. They just infatuated
Speaker 1: with the character that they see, right. So it's cool,
Speaker 1: you know. But the but the thing is is a
Speaker 1: lot of times when you're dealing with a rich dude,
Speaker 1: or you got a rich girl or a pretty rich
Speaker 1: woman or something, you don't get to get her by herself.
Speaker 1: A lot like when you look at bag and Ari
Speaker 1: and they go at the country. She gotta have a
Speaker 1: makeup person, she gotta have a hair person, she gotta
Speaker 1: have this person, that person you know this is. She
Speaker 1: gotta have all of that just to be able to
Speaker 1: travel and move the way she needs to move. Now,
Speaker 1: y'all can get some time with each other, But sometimes
Speaker 1: dudes and people crave that one on one time and
Speaker 1: sometimes you can't get that when you win them kind
Speaker 1: of relationships, or you can't get it as much as
Speaker 1: you would like traditional relationships. You and your old laid
Speaker 1: on your birthday, you get to just kick it with hud,
Speaker 1: spend your money in without the fame attest to it,
Speaker 1: you know what I'm saying. And then on the man side,
Speaker 1: you got hey, baby, everybody knows your dude. Everybody know
Speaker 1: he got paper. Yeah, everybody like how your dude talk
Speaker 1: and how he maneuvers and handling his business. Baby, it's
Speaker 1: women that like that dude, right, and that could be uncomfortable, right,
Speaker 1: That can be uncomfortable for certain individuals. But you gotta
Speaker 1: know whether or not that's something you can deal with,
Speaker 1: you know what I'm saying. Some people can't deal with
Speaker 1: people screaming the woman name and loving. I don't, but
Speaker 1: I love you. Can I just take a picture like
Speaker 1: some women can't deal with that, you know it just
Speaker 1: had this game is and I and I had to
Speaker 1: ask that question. You know, it's very important. And so
Speaker 1: I think I was just talking about not sure because
Speaker 1: I went on a little break there. I had to
Speaker 1: go grab some food and take my family somewhere. Um,
Speaker 1: But I think I was talking about the do you
Speaker 1: have what it takes to deal with have a rich
Speaker 1: opposite sex or a rich spouse, you know. Um, again,
Speaker 1: just looking over how some of these women travel the world.
Speaker 1: You know, they traveled the world in a way where
Speaker 1: they got to have at least five people with them.
Speaker 1: They gotta have a guy, um makeup person. A lot
Speaker 1: of times they got a style. It's maybe got who
Speaker 1: the dude that does that photos and the lights, and
Speaker 1: a lot of times they got maybe somebody that's like
Speaker 1: a best friend bodyguard type situation. So it's five, six
Speaker 1: people moving around. And I'm also speaking again to the psyche.
Speaker 1: You know, it's all good till they now all good.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying, It's all good till they
Speaker 1: now good. So I'll tap in on Sundays and let
Speaker 1: people get a little involved in that and see how
Speaker 1: people feel about that. Speaking about relationships, you want to
Speaker 1: talk about Polo G and his girlfriend. They seem to
Speaker 1: have now been broken up. She's been caught I guess
Speaker 1: with another rapper. It's cool choose, you know, deal with
Speaker 1: who you want to deal with. That's always a beautiful thing.
Speaker 1: We don't never criticize people for choosing up. You know,
Speaker 1: we know it's to choose and feet in most cases,
Speaker 1: so we don't know. We think women should be with
Speaker 1: who they want to be with, has six with who
Speaker 1: they want to have six with, do everything that they
Speaker 1: would like to do just when the man does it
Speaker 1: as well. I don't think it needs to be in
Speaker 1: shade involved in the way that is view. What I
Speaker 1: don't like to see is at the relationships people start
Speaker 1: to make people look like, oh, your six wasn't good,
Speaker 1: or you're because somebody asked her, you know, have she
Speaker 1: ever had an orgasm in six? And her response to
Speaker 1: that was maybe twice since she'd been with due. But
Speaker 1: the internet is the internet, so they found another clip
Speaker 1: when she was praising his six. When she was praising
Speaker 1: his six, basically saying that he had some of the
Speaker 1: best six that she's ever had. Now, let's talk about
Speaker 1: lying to your spouse about six. I think when you
Speaker 1: lie to your spouse about six, it breeds a lot
Speaker 1: of cheating because what happens is you live in that
Speaker 1: unhappy place. It's one thing to be unhappy, to know
Speaker 1: that you're unhappy, to try to work to get out
Speaker 1: of being unhappy. There's a total different thing when you're
Speaker 1: in a situation too. We're in a situation to be unhappy,
Speaker 1: but have to play like you, not to me. That's
Speaker 1: when the mental hardship sets in. I tell my people,
Speaker 1: the people that follow me, my children, and my family. Hey,
Speaker 1: ain't nothing wrong. Will being unhappy something wrong? Will being
Speaker 1: unhappy and acting like you not because what happens is
Speaker 1: what nobody can see. A lot of times we won't fix.
Speaker 1: That's why you see a lot of women that look
Speaker 1: good on the outside, but you're going to their homes
Speaker 1: and they won't clean their homes, they won't wash their clothes,
Speaker 1: they get dressed out of the flooring things. It's because
Speaker 1: nobody will never see that. They're only concerned with what
Speaker 1: you can see. So long as when I step out
Speaker 1: the door and I look like I got it all together,
Speaker 1: they're moren't satisfied with that than actually having it together.
Speaker 1: And that's why you see a lot of people fake
Speaker 1: like they're happy when they really not. When you do
Speaker 1: that in a relationship, what it does is it lends
Speaker 1: unwarranted confidence, right because if a woman or a man
Speaker 1: think that they have you sexually satisfied, it lends them
Speaker 1: a certain level of confidence and swagger in the relationship.
Speaker 1: They get to approach you to a a certain way and
Speaker 1: feel a certain way about it. So just picture somebody
Speaker 1: approaching you thinking that they're doing a hell of a job,
Speaker 1: and then your brain is really like, I really don't
Speaker 1: even like this. So she come in with a yell,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna turn up. I'm gonna take you down through
Speaker 1: that and your man, you like man. That's where the
Speaker 1: problem comes in, at that suppression of the reality. It's
Speaker 1: important to embrace reality. In my opinion, it's important ambrace reality,
Speaker 1: you know. So um, y'all do that and then we'll
Speaker 1: get to that next week talk about a few more things.
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