Club Shay Shay - Club 520 - Kenny Brooks on working with Damian Lillard, Timbaland, Draymond Green suspension

Episode Date: December 18, 2023

We’re back with Season 2, Episode 24 of Club 520 where Jeff Teague and the guys are joined by comedian, “funnysalesman” Kenny Brooks. Brooks talks about his first video that went viral, making it in the social media content industry, working with Timbaland, and meeting Damian Lillard. Jeff, Kenny, and the guys then talk about the shoe that turned them all into sneakerheads, Draymond Green punching Jusuf Nurkic which led to his suspension, and many other stories that you won’t want to miss! #Club #VolumeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Listen to Jimmy's three things on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. All right, we back. Another episode of Club 520 Podcast. I'm the host. My name is DJ Wells. Special guest to my left. We're going to introduce my man's left. I episode of Club 520 Podcast. I'm the host. My name is DJ Will. Special guest to my left. We're going to introduce my man's left.

I mean, last, excuse me, to my far left. We got my dog, B-Han. What's up, man? Dr. Perlis, how you doing, man? Cool and nasty. Let's party. Let's party. Let's party. You got some tequila next to the Black Forces today.

You know what I'm saying? For sure. Shout out to the Wildberry Celsius as the chaser. Wow, you shouting them out. I out to the Wildberry Celsius as the chaser. Wow. Wow. You shoutin' them out. I want to be like Flo Rida. Shout out to Flo Rida.

KB done cleaned a lot of shoes. You know what I'm saying? Have you ever came across one of them? You know what I'm saying? You ain't never seen them before in a while. The Black Forces?

With the white laces. No. He went to church and did gangster shit. Called a nigga a holy gangster? That's crazy. Tell him I'm writing my dog, young Nacho, young T. How you doing, man?

Man, I'm chilling, man. On day three of the fourteens, man. These is some beat-em-ups. We're going to keep these by the door for sure. These stay by the door. What's up with you and fourteens, man? That's your shit right now? Nah, I'm going to get off of them.

I ain't on that way no more. I'm going to try something new. They ain't too comfortable on my feet, for real. Damn, we're going to say, yeah, I ain't. The white lights to the top, you're definitely trying to secure the motherfuckers. Ankle's bad, man. My whole lower half of that nigga body broke down. Hey, man, chill, bro.

Chill, bro. I got bad knees, bro. Bad ankles. You right, bro. My whole lower half is done. knees, bro. Bad ankles. You right, bro. My whole lower half is done. That pause, bro. That motherfucking third work, though. And on that note,

I'm sorry to introduce you after that. God, the funny stuff. My dog can't be. Appreciate you plugging 520. How you living, man? Doing good, getting better, man. Doing good, getting better. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Doing good, getting better.

Yes, sir. Yes, sir. We already started the episode off with a Fry question. You know what I'm saying? I wanted to go ahead and throw this to be here. Since y'all lineage is a little bit similar, you know what I'm saying? Y'all getting the double digits of families, man. Be here, you know what I'm saying, as the last of the litter.

You know what I'm saying? We're going to speak about, you know what I'm saying, what you got going on off the court, man. You get to it. What I got going on? What you got going on, man. Man, a lot. I got, first and foremost, I just took a drive here from Detroit.

Facts. Took a drive here. Like, you know what I'm saying? Determination. I had to get my wife. Shout out to my wife for driving down here with me. We left the kids. We got 10 kids.

So they like eating. We love feeding them. So it's close to Christmas. So we had to, you know what I'm saying? We had to turn up. But I just did like a tour. I just went to Art Basel. I was out there for like a week.

I was in Miami, kicked through with Timberland. He had an album release party. Then I went to Atlanta. I went to Atlanta first because I did a skit with Jack Boyd and then did a couple skits with like some influencers. Then I went to Miami for Art Basel, then came back to Atlanta because I did something with Paul Millsap shout out to Paul Millsap too we're just talking about Jeff T like yeah I was like I want to go on your boy podcast he was like oh yeah yeah that's a good look so I'm here now so all right man we appreciate you pulling up you think Paul do the podcast

yeah all right hit him up though I ain't talked to him in a minute it's been a minute but nah he cool dude yeah no he super, super lit. Shout out to Paul. You know what I'm saying? We know you got classics, especially with the reels. We're going to talk about them shortly, but what do you think was your most important reel? What was that one reel that changed everything for you?

Or that first skit that changed everything for you? So my OG video. So my OG video, it went viral like 2010. It was like I was like a white couple door and I clinked like a little plant vase. I was like Chris Rock the broke version on that video. I was like Pookie on New Jack City. That's when I was broke, broke. You know what I'm saying?

But yeah, I was at the door, clinked a little plant vase. I was like, I'm going to be quick like Nestle, be like Michael Jackson. I had a shirt and top, but it had like a, it was a short sleeve. Like, it was crazy. Like some baggy shoes. I had on some like 11s too. I had on like some space jams. Feet was always good.

As you could tell. Yeah. So yeah, I had, but that was my first video that went super crazy. Cause it, it generated like 300 million views just on YouTube alone. So I went viral 2010. I ain't found out until like 2017. Because I was so locked in with door-to-door. You know what I'm saying? I was working eight days a week.

And like the business that I was in, it's like a jealous business. You know what I'm saying? So like basketball, whatever you great at, like I'm pretty sure Jeff, he was locked into basketball. You got to eat, sleep, and drink it. And me with sales, because I started doing sales at like 12 years old, coming from Detroit. You know what I'm saying? He who suffer, remember. And I was so broke I couldn't pay attention I remember asking my mom

because she gave me some basketball shoes I had on like some xj900s and she couldn't she couldn't afford them you know I'm saying she was raising six kids so I went to school and I had on some slip and slide records before trick daddy I slid off the gym into the left for a little bit like that's when I became a roast master you know I'm saying so that's where the personality came in because I was defending myself you know I'm saying like yeah so it was, that's when I became a roast master, you know what I'm saying? So that's where the personality came in because I was defending myself, you know what I'm saying? Like, yeah, so it was crazy. That's how I started in sales.

So fast forward to like, I turned 18 because I had that sales job from like 12 to 14. And then like, when my grandmother passed away, when I was like 18, I quit my sales job,

you know what I'm saying? And I mean, I quit my, I quit school. I stopped playing basketball and everything because I'm like 6, four. So I was playing basketball. I was like really into basketball, but I needed money. You know what I'm saying? And when I was 18, I remember my mom told me when I dropped out of high school, my senior year, she was like, either you're going to get a job or you're going to go back to school. And I remember working at Burger King for like 30 minutes. And I told myself that I'd never punch a clock unless I swung on

Flavor Flav because I was making so much money at 12 years old selling newspaper subscription door-to-door that I knew right then and there besides actors and entertainers the highest paid people and sale I mean and professional dealing with like rather if you act like you gonna make a lot of money if you're an athlete or you entrepreneur or if you a rapper you know I'm saying or you're an entrepreneur or if you're a rapper, you know what I'm saying? Or you do music, entertain a comedian, whatever, movies, you know what I'm saying? But I found out coming from Detroit, Michigan, or being a product of my environment that you ain't really got to make it out of the hood, quote unquote, being an athlete

or a rapper or selling drugs or, you know what I'm saying? Or an entertainer. Like I was making my money at 12 years old out there, my mom. You know what I'm saying? I was making like $300 to $500. One week, I made like $700 and she couldn't believe it. Like, it was crazy because I remember when I told her, like, when she couldn't

afford me them basketballs, she was all like, you know what, I'm about to get this paper route job. She's like, no, you're not. I'm like, yes, I am. I'm like, I'm about to go in the suburbs

and knock on these people's doors and deliver paper. She's like, and they're going to kidnap you and they're going to snatch you in their house. And then when I showed her that first check, she's like, oh yeah, keep doing it, keep doing it're going to snatch you in their house. And then when I showed her that first check,

she's like, oh yeah, keep doing it, keep doing it. So it was like, you know what I'm saying? You know how it is. Mom don't want you

to lead a nest, but then when you provide and you paying phone bills and you paying, helping paying rent. Different responsibility. There was some times I came in

and she'd take my little buddy like, oh yeah, we be having rent. Y'all need this. You know what I'm saying? So it was like, you know,

I became like the man of the house early. So yeah. Yeah. But yeah, that's how that went. So it was crazy'm saying so it was like you know i became like the man of the house early so yeah yeah but yeah that's how that went so it was crazy man it was like my life a whole journey it's a movie now but that that video i know i'll get long-winded but that video that was a video that like took off of me and like like separated me from like you know being a salesperson because i didn't know that like if i would have knew what i knew now i probably would have been like a billionaire because i i know for sure i could have made a. Like, if I would have knew what I knew now, I probably would have been like a billionaire because I know for sure I could have made a lot of money if I

would have monetized myself early. Because I got like a lot of friends that's doing social media and they making a lot. They making 10 million, 15 million, 20, 30 million, you know what I'm saying? Off of social media. It's crazy. You know what I'm saying? And that's what's crazy because like early YouTubers who was on there, that was crazy.

They probably would have got paid a whole lot of money but didn't nobody know about that. Like Mr. Beast and Jack Paul. You know,'m saying and that's just crazy cuz like early youtubers who was on there that was crazy They've probably got paid a whole lot of money, but did nobody know about this and Jack Paul You know Jake Paul and then Logan and they going crazy They get DDG or like they was going crazy for a minute You know I'm saying even like the do you do unforgivable like that dude was crazy on YouTube But he was viral as fuck he would have got hey he still would have been around by now facts Sort of God even ice pick JJ memory what he would have got. Hey, he still would have been around by now. Facts. Swear to God. Even Ice Pick JJ. Remember him? The one I used to see?

Oh, he's my Ice JJ fish. Yeah, Ice JJ. I said Ice Pick. You know, I would have forgot about it. You might have heard about Ice Pick. Ice JJ.

Him and Terrio. Two of my most hated people. Lil Terrio. I hate that video. I love Lil Terrio. The best internet sensation to me is Fitty Tyson.

Yeah, he was lit too. I swear to God. He got shit me is Fitty Tyson. Yeah, he was lit too. He got shit cracking. He from Minnesota. Yeah, he went crazy. Remember Fitty Tyson had the beat for Deacon Wayne? His best rap beat of all time.

That was an OG's back in the day for sure. You said you played basketball, so what position did you play? I played like shooting guard, small four. Did you get buckets or were you just like you play? I played like shooting guard small four did you get buckets or were you just

like out there? I was doing both I was out there at first and then you know what I'm saying like it was crazy cause like

I don't know my coach really ain't had confidence in me I don't know what it was you know what I'm saying I don't really you know how you get

them coaches that like they know you can play but they like overlook you I'm having that problem right what it was. You know what I'm saying? I don't really, you know how you get them coaches that like, they know you can play, but they like overlook you. I'm having that problem right now with my son. You know what I'm saying? Because my son,

he just, so he was at this school like Garden City. You know what I'm saying? And this is like his first time playing professional ball. Because we street ball.

It's not saying we like A and 1 and all that. But when you ain't playing high school ball, you know what I'm saying? You ain't really used to organized. But his first year playing organized ball, he aver high school ball, you know what I'm saying? You ain't really used to organized. But his first year playing organized ball,

he averaged like 25. You know what I'm saying? He scored 55 points in the summer league. He was going crazy. Now I take him over to another school because he transferred because his coach got fired. And like, he ain't getting the proper, you know what I'm saying?

I'm like, bro. And it's crazy because it started reminding me of myself. And I feel like this, like, if your coach like look past you, it take away your confidence. That's just me, period. I feel like that. Nah. Sit up and talk to everybody.

No, no. I don't take nobody's confidence. Talk to Coach G. No, I'm saying if you really can play right, you know what I'm saying? It's even like, I'm talking about, he get out there, he go crazy, but he do like, because, you know, he ain't no organized player you know I'm saying he don't really his IQ ain't there but he he got the confidence he got like the Kobe mentality but his IQ is like Patrick Mahomes the basketball you know what I'm saying

he got a player like that on his team so you you get what I'm saying? He got to kill his team. He don't look to pass. Somebody be wide open. He ain't

going to pass. So he a ball hog. That's his problem. He came

before the junior. He just trying to get buckets. The problem is he ain't swinging that

But I'm saying though his team that he just played for they was like Two and like

Fifteen So they You know what I'm saying So he had no choice You know what I'm saying So he go over there Another school They going crazy

They been Winning states They going crazy And he still like On that I got a ball hog mentality You know what I'm saying And it reminded me of me

When I was younger I say that That's what I'm getting to Because when I was younger I had transferred to a school That just had won The state championship So they was loaded Like a potato You know what I'm getting to because when I was younger, I had transferred to a school that just had won a state championship. So they was loaded like a potato. You know, I'm saying that I come in like I got gay.

You know, I'm saying because I like with the other school I was at, I was averaging like 15, but I was averaging like I ain't play varsity. I was averaging 15 like on JV, you know what I'm saying? So I get the varsity. But I'm looking at the people that I'm playing against that's playing autonomy. I'm like, bro, they is trash. You know what I'm saying? My coach ain't looking at the people that I'm playing against that's playing Motown to me I'm like bro that's trash you know what I'm saying but my coach ain't looking at it as that and I'm looking at like

if you put me in like it was like you know how like a team get blew out and then they put you in a game that's what he was doing with me but like as soon as he put me in a game

after they down by either they down by a lot or they winning by a lot that's when I get in as soon as I get in I score about 8 to 10 points real quick

and I'm looking at it like, bro, I could have helped y'all win if you would have did this. Damn. You know what we call that where I'm from? You a 30-30-30 guy. A what? Get in when you up 30, down 30, or 30 seconds left. Fuck. Triple 30.

The real triple 30. That's what we used to call it. That's it. A 30-30-30 guy. That judge is clean. You can wear that in your chair. That's what we used to call it. 30, 30, 30. That judge is clean. You can wear that in your pants. That's hilarious. Wake up with football every morning and listen to my new podcast, NFL Daily with Greg Rosenthal. Five days a week, you'll get all the latest news, previews,

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and you're going to have a great time listening, I promise. Join me and the rest of the crew every Wednesday for a new episode. Listen to the Fantasy Footballers Dynasty podcast on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hey, it's Jake Halpern. We have a new limited series of my podcast Deep Cover out now, all about George Santos, the Republican congressman from New York who told a lot of stories about his life and his credentials, many of which, turns out, were not true. It's like, you know, Mr. Ripley meets Catch Me If You Can.

I mean, the guy hoodwinked everyone. He was very ambiguous and sketchy, quite honestly, about what the company did and how it made so much money overnight. What prosecutors allege in the indictment is that most of that $12,000 goes directly to Santos' personal bank account. I would go down these rabbit holes and start thinking about, like, what is the nature of truth? What can I actually tell the reader is real about this guy's story my phone is literally blowing up inquiries about saying um is George going to jail what's going on and I

like why are you doing this like why listen to deep cover George Santos on the iHeartRadio app Apple podcasts or wherever you listen to podcasts. Talk to us about that cleaner, bro. We want to know about that cleaner that you got going around. Oh, yeah. What made you just feel confident enough to take that around the world like you've been doing? Man, I believed in it, you know what I'm saying?

Like, it worked, you know what I'm saying? Like, that's one of my favorite jokes. I say, most of the cleaners you use are like a pregnant lady. It don't work. So, like, I was sold, you know what I'm saying? Like, that's one of my favorite jokes. I say, most of the cleaners you use are like a pregnant lady. It don't work. So, like, I was sold, you know what I'm saying? Like, I tell people all the time, I'm not a prostitute, but I'm going to sell myself. So once I get people to love me, then the rest is history. And that goes back to, like, my first video.

My first video that went crazy, I felt like that was God's plan. And I ain't Drake, you know what I'm saying? I'm just saying it just happened like that because, like, I worked for, like, it was an inner city company. Like, they was hiring kids from the inner city, like Chicago, like Milwaukee, Indiana. We have people from Indiana, New York. Like, they was in, like, the hood. You know what I'm saying? It was a black, predominantly black company.

And they hired inner city kids and they gave them a job and opportunity. And we traveled the world selling the cleaning product. You know what I'm saying? And I was looking at how long I was doing it. And I seen a lot of people come in. I seen people come and go. I seen people that got fired. I seen people that quit, that couldn't, you know what I'm saying, keep up.

And I seen people that was like managers and been there like a long time. And I was like, bro, I've been doing this for like 10 plus years. And I'd have seen, no exaggeration, I'd have seen over 500,000 to a million salespeople that come in the doors. You know what I'm saying? Since my whole time being out, I remember one time, like this dude fired like 10, 15 people in one meeting. And he was like, I'll replace you quicker than a button on my shirt. So he, his mentality, like, I really ain't care if you was fit for the job because I got hundreds of salespeople that's working under me. You know what I'm saying? So I looked at it like, my whole goal was like,

you know what? I don't never want to feel like that person you just fought, you know what I'm saying? So what happened was that I really like put a lot in, like I took the meat, spit out the bones,

and I really like eat, sleep, and drink, then I fell in love with my, you know what I'm saying? I love your story, bro. But take the meat and spit out the bones. That is nuts. No, I did. No, no, no, but take the meat and spit out the bones. That is nuts.

No, I did. No, no, no, you didn't. No, you didn't. No, I know. It's not the white podcast. You're okay. No, because I know y'all about to say pause. Yeah, yeah.

I was waiting on pause. That was crazy. That was crazy. That was crazy. I didn't want to stop you, but we didn't get you out of the pocket. Our fan base will never let us look at that. They would be like, oh, they hold back now. They hold back.

Take out the beach, put out the boat. Boy, she a demon. That's funny. Yeah, so no, really, that's my point is that I was really like soaking the game up. This is my first time running into a black millionaire. It's like Obama. You know, like, you see the first black president. Now people think they could be a president.

You know what I'm saying? Like, you see a first, like, I'm going to be honest. Like, all of us was like, we wanted to be like Jordan. You feel me? That's why Jordan. Because, like, coming up, we ain't really had, like, no role models in the NBA. Like, you know what I'm saying? That was, like, my role model.

I wanted to be like Jordan, coming from the hood. And I seen, like, this dude. I'm like, okay, anybody can make it to the NBA. So when I seen this first millionaire that I'm in front of and he's showing me that I could become a millionaire, too, just by, you know what I'm saying? Like they said you could follow somebody to a restaurant, still starve. You follow the wrong leader. So this like person that was like a prime example, somebody from the hood, you know, didn't give up. And now he's successful. So I remember

asking, I was like, how you become a millionaire? How do you, you know what I'm saying? How you become successful? And he was like, it ain't how much money you make, it's how much you save. He was just giving me different pointers, stick to the pros so you won't get conned. You know what I'm saying? Just give your artists all you might need, different cliches. And that's what I did. I started reading a lot of books and studying myself because they say some people die at the age of 18, they don't get buried till they 70. i was like you know what i'm just gonna keep giving my best and i started reading a lot but what really caught my attention was the cleaning product i'm actually like in my room cleaning stains off my shoes you know what i'm saying and i was going crazy i remember when i

was younger i you know how i was when we come forward no shoes you'll wear these shoes the whole school year yeah like with the toothbrush you know I'm saying so like and I'm already a sneaker here you know I'm saying it was crazy so really that that elevated me even more you know I'm so I really became a sneaker here like working for the company cuz I started making like two to three thousand a week and I was spending like 80% of my check on like I remember I was going crazy with the shoes you know I'm saying what's the craziest sneaker purchase you got the craziest what sneaker purchase what's that one you just want one pair or like all together no just one

pair or whatever um the craziest sneaker pair i think i bought like some travis scotts for like 2500. which one which ones um they was the uh the ones me and her had got they uh they did it once the jordan ones the browns they would, the brown ones. Okay, yeah. Low top or high? The high top. High top, yeah. What was that first sneaker that made you become a sneakerhead? The first one for me probably had to be the Charles Barkley.

Yeah, the black and white ones. Oh, the CB14s? Yeah, that made me a sneakerhead. When them dropped, I was like, I gotta have shoes, brother. I'm gonna be honest with you, the Space Jams was like, yeah,

it was either the Space Jam or the ones like these, but they was called the, remember the, all right, they had the North Carolina ones like these. Columbia.

Columbia. They had the original these, what's they called? The Concourse? Yeah, the Concourse. It was out of them three. Because it was people,

they was, I don't know if y'all know, but like back in the day, people was really getting killed for the Jordans. Like, I swear to God, like, I'm talking about like, I'm talking about,

it was crazy. It was like a, it's crazy how like the society is though. Like, people, like, we used to have a lot of warfare line. Like, I ain't,

only time I seen a line like that was two times. I seen a warfare line wrapped around, people had to go get, we used to have a welfare line. Like, I ain't, only time I seen a line like that was two times. I seen a welfare line wrapped around, people had to go get, you know what I'm saying, their EBT or whatever, they had to get, like, the food stamps. And I seen a line wrapped to go get some Jordans. And I was like, this is crazy. Because I ain't never seen a line

wrapped around to go get a job. I was like, you know what I'm saying? So, it was like, they brainwashing us, you know what I'm saying? It was crazy. But the thing is, is that, that's what really, like, I was a sneaker because I was like, why are we there? You know what I'm saying? So it was like they brainwashing us. You know what I'm saying? It was crazy. But the thing is, is that that's what really like, I was a sneaker because I was in one of those lines. I think I was in both of the lines. You went there first, then went there second.

Out of the gate. Fact. So, yeah, but that's what I said. That's what really me became. Because I swear, we stood in the line for like six hours. My mom was tripping. But she, like, she was tripping because I had to give her some of the money. me you came because i swear we stood in the line for like six hours my mom was damn but she like she was tripping because i had to give her some of the money it was like after i bought these shoes

and whatever was left for my paper i had to get rid of it so she stood that line with me who is it it's the fact you know what i'm saying but yeah that's like i that's like i knew i was a sneaker head when i stood in the line for like six hours for some shoes. Yeah, you better than me. Yeah. I've camped out before. I can't go back to that. That shit crazy. We was really sitting outside in the cold for some shoes. But you had a motherfucker's ass. Before I had that paper out, and that's why I feel like that sales

changed my life because, man, I used to be, man, I used to like hit licks like crazy. Like, we call it hitting licks, but I really was hitting licks on my own family. I remember I stole from my grandma and tried to help her find it. Oh, shit. You did what? What did you steal from Graham, bro?

I stole from my grandma's pocketbook and I was trying to help her find it. Did you write yourself a check? Out the pocketbook. Nigga, how old was you when you was doing that? I was like 10 or 11. That's what I feel like. You was young. The real Nigerian. Look at how old you was when you was doing that. I was like 10 or 11. That's what I said. Like, I swear to God.

You was young. You scammers. But that's what I'm saying. The real Nigerian. No, it was crazy. That's what I said. I was going crazy for the shoes. Like, I remember I took my mama's check and bought my friends some shoes.

We both bought some. I bought us some N-Words. Stealing a check for the N-Words is crazy. You was about to be homeless for the N-Words? Not the N-Words. They should have locked your ass up. The two toes? The two toes? Yeah, they had like the M1s.

The Lance Stevenson's. Hey, but he was just like, me and my nigga got to have them. That's crazy. We were both for our asses, but that was the M1s. I was like. Stealing for the M1s. That might be the craziest story on they lineage

for sure cause it was always there y'all could've waited they never settled up they was waiting they wasn't settling down at all man that's crazy cause you talking about M1 and we talked about this before

the merch was amazing but the shoes changed a lot the guy. Man, that's crazy because you talking about N1. And we talked about this before. The grad, they fucking merch was amazing, but them shoes changed a lot. Man, that's probably the best marketing brand outside of Jordan.

I ain't lying. And besides that, you don't remember Jay-Z shoes, the 50 cent? I remember. I think that was the best marketing

because I did not like neither one. I'm more than N1. And them Reebok S. Dacardis. I thought I was the man. because I did not like neither one. Not more than M1. No G units. And them Reebok S.Cardis. Man. Terrible. I thought I was the man.

I went to school. I was getting cooked by principals, the kids. You had both of them? I swear to God. Man, I had both of them. I swear to God. So I rocked the S.Cardis. The principal went crazy on me.

I came back to the next day with the 50s. He's like, G, G, G, you done. Did you hit a TikTok? I walked over with some sadness, some Jesus slippers. I came back the next day with the 50s. He's like, G, G, G, you done. Did you hit a TikTok? Man, I took them to the sidewalk with some Santa, some Jesus slippers. I was like, oh, yeah, you ain't gonna get it. Well, you running both of them back is crazy. That's a wild pickup.

That's what it was. That's why I said it was marketing, bro, because I swear to God on everything. But Jay-Z was like one of my favorite rappers at the time. So I was like, man, whatever. I don't care. We came out with some gum. I'm getting that.

Like, that's Jay-Z. Hey, but Hov had everybody wearing wearing them big ass shirts and cufflinks I had some S dots I had them for sure we've all had a shoe we was like why the fuck we had them for me it was the Filos with the straps I never should have had them give me those over the S dots

out the gate give me those over the S dots out the gate forever I love a leather I had the Grand Hill feelers of the game. I'm not out of the game. You don't want it. Forever I love Atlanta. Is that a strap up? Yeah. I had the Grand Hill feelers. That's it. And I don't even think I wore those.

Oh, well, I did. Pause. Yeah. You usually let the strap hang for so long. Don't disrespect me. I would never. You had two straps, dude. The double.

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like mixtapes of getting buckets he got more people than he done kicked, punched, and slapped than he has left how many games you think you deserve though? how many games you think you deserve? it ain't look like I'm gonna be honest the way he hit him it ain't really look like he like

he did hit him though but it wasn't like no like one of them sock you like you know like I'm gonna be honest the way he hit him it ain't really look like he like I'm saying he did hit him though but it wasn't like no like one of them sock you like you know what I'm saying it was like one of those

okay I'm gonna you know what I'm saying I'm gonna do it intentionally but you ain't really gonna know I did it intentionally he did that's his nigga for real you know what I'm saying

if you look at him he ain't just he ain't just like I'm saying I watched the highlight like 10 times bro I took my own bleacher to you know what I'm saying sports center to like he ain't really, like, I'm saying, I watched the highlight like 10 times, bro. I took my own bleacher to, you know what I'm saying, sports center to eat.

Like, he ain't really just, like, I'm saying, like. You saying face to face. I'm saying this dude big as hell. He's what, Draymond, like 6'9"? Yeah, Narcissus is about 6'1". I'm saying, like, this dude would have had a bruise. The way they showed him, like, I'm saying, like, I done seen people get hit by little kids and they come out a

whole different way. You know what I'm saying? You showing him some grace. No, I'm just saying, he ain't really hit him that hard. I ain't go like he did. I feel like, okay, that was a flagrant, okay, he can get suspended one game, but we ain't going to overcook our grits. Like, he just, you know what I'm saying?

KB, we love Draymond, but you cannot punch a nigga at work and be suspended for one day and no matter where you work at. If you at Waffle House and you hit a nigga, well, not Waffle House. They be on that. You go work at the store and hit a nigga one time, you're probably 10, bro. He just wild out. He just choked a nigga on TV. Yeah, he did do that. Now, that choke, that was

crazy. That's crazy. Do you think that was worse than Latrell Sprewell? Hell nah. That's what I'm saying. That nigga choked the coach That nigga told the coach That nigga told the coach But oh Coach deserves that

Yeah he's What coach deserves that That's what I think I think Draymond Would've watched One of the Latrell Sprewell Highlights Draymond just got

A trailer shit I'm sick of this shit Draymond got a trailer shit So whatever he gets Nah I think that's What he been doing He been watching A lot of NBA fights

Cause he did one of Those Reggie Millers That was one of those Reggie Millers. That was one of those Reggie Millers with the Indiana Pacers back when he was... Suck-ass name. That's a sucker right there.

Shout out to Draymond. Yo, man. Yeah, Draymond. Get well, bro. Get well. For Draymond. Till it's backwards. Get well soon.

Nah, that's my guy, man. Hey, niggas on Twitter saying, Draymond seen Jeff last reel with B-Elite. I'ma what up you nigga shut up don't shout that out

no I did have a question though about the you and Timberland collab how that come about how you just pull up on that man

shout out to Timberland man I'ma be honest I don't work with a lot of people but man he like number one on my list him and Dame Lillard they like neck to neck shout out to Dollar yeah Dame my dude man but but yeah timberland basically like he reached out to me

he was like bro i remember like yesterday because it's funny because i dm damey a little like it was like october the 19th like 2000 and like it was october you know the 19th or october the 9th 2019 and i was like let me know if you need a funny sales i don't don't know. He was doing like some type of, he did a skit or he did something with one of my influencer friends. I was like, fuck. Oh, he did something else. Let me reach out. You know what I'm saying?

So I DM'd him. It was like 2019. Right after I DM'd him, he ain't respond. It's like three years. You know what I'm saying? But I'm like, okay, he harder to catch than my ex-wife, boyfriend. I get it.

Okay. Bam. So I do a skit with Timberland, right? I swear to God, true story. But how it happened is that I'm sitting at the crib. my ex-wife boyfriend i get it okay dang bam so i do a skit with timberland right i swear i got true story but how it happened is that i'm sitting at the crib this like last year because it's going on a year it just it just went on a year october so october the like fifth or something 2000 and um 22. i first he defollowed me i'm like this timberland like this versus timberland it's elia you know what i'm saying so i'm like so i went to i'm like, this Timberland, like, this verse is Timberland, this Aaliyah, you know what I'm saying? So, I'm like, so I went to him,

I'm like, yeah, that's Timberland, Timber the King. So, then he DM'd me. He said, bro, you a genius, man. He's like, I don't know how you do it, but some way, somehow I gotta work with you. So, I was like, I was, like, shocked. I'm like, damn, this Timberland. Because this, like, I'd have had, like, other celebrities reach out, like, Waka, you know what I'm saying?

Other people, like, that, a lot of people that actually reached out. But this was the one that, like, DM'd me and, like, he was like, bro, I'm impressed with your work, you know what I'm saying? Other people like that, a lot of people that actually reached out. But this was the one that like DM me and like, he was like, bro, I'm impressed with your work. You know what I'm saying? I'm like, and I always follow Timbaland. Like a lot of people from Detroit love him just because of Leah. You know what I'm saying? The Leah movement, you know what I'm saying?

Rest in peace, Leah. But anyway, so I was like, this is Timbaland. So I sent him my number. I was like, hit me, let's work. And he FaceTimed me right then and there. He was getting a workout. He was like, what you do? I'm like, man. He was like, hit me, let's work. And he FaceTimed me right then and there. He was getting a workout. He was like, what you do? I'm like, man, nothing. That's crazy.

He was like, so is that product real? I'm like, yeah. He was like, all right, I want you to come out to my crib. I want to do some content with you. I'm like, for real? He's like, yeah. I drove the next day. I swear to God.

I drove all the way to Miami, like 22 hours. I swear to God. From Detroit? Hell yeah. Drove straight to his crib. Told him. I was like, bro, I just drove. He's like, oh like oh yeah we about to definitely do some work and so then the first thing he's like all right so tell me how to tiktok work because he you know he old school like will

ferrell you know i'm saying so he was like tell me how to tiktok work you know i'm saying so i told him how like you monetize and when you post a post boom boom and all so then we did a video at his door you know i'm saying he had his daughter's shoes right there we did a video at his door. You know what I'm saying? He had his daughter's shoes right there. We did like seven, eight videos. And then he, it's crazy. Cause like, I started DMing everybody.

He was like, huh, uploaded, do the collab. I DMed LeBron, David. Like I did. Damn right.

Like I started like, this is my opportunity. You know what I'm saying? I started DMing Drake, Lil Wayne, boom, you know what I'm saying? Like acting like,

you know what I'm saying? And he was like, he started laughing. He was like, boy, you a fool. Nigga, I'm trying to work. I'm trying to get up. I'm saying? Like, acting like, you know what I'm saying? And he was like, he started laughing. He was like, boy, you a fool. Like. Nigga, I'm trying to work. I'm trying to get.

I'm taking over my opportunity. But the craziest thing, right? When it uploaded, that junk went viral overnight. I'm talking about everybody following me. The Game, Damian Lillard, Waka Flocka, Rich Homie Quan. Like, everybody you can name that you see me working with is because of Timberland. You know what I'm saying? That's fire.

So, shout out to Timberland with is because of Timberland. You know what I'm saying? That's fire. So shout out to Timberland. Shout out to Timbo. A lot of people, like they don't understand, like it ain't what you know, it's who you know. And I feel like he said, he said, bro, the world don't know who you is. I got to expose you to the world. He's like, I'm telling you right now. He was like, I'm a genius.

He's like, just like I deal with Ludacris. You know what I'm saying? When I found Ludacris. Now he felt like when we had just set the record store, he just said the same thing. We just did it. I'm really, he's like, just like I did Missy. He's like, I'm telling you, bro, you got what you like. I don't know what it is, but man, you got to be partners. We got to do

something. Oh, I just got to show the world because like you a genius. And I swear to God after that, like, like, you know, I'm saying we've been on every since, you know, I'm saying this like my dude, he meant to me telling me like, it's crazy. Like it's crazy. Like that was the Gucci show. The Gucci shoe video that went crazy.

No, we did, like, seven videos. Which one went viral? All of them. I swear to God. Oh, okay. I didn't know y'all had them. I saw the Gucci shoe one live. We did.

So we did, like, five of them on TikTok, and then three of them we posted, like, on Instagram. But the three we posted on Instagram, one had, like, 1.7 million. Another had, like, 1.5. Another, another had like 1.5, another had like 1.1. All of them went viral. You know what I'm saying? But the first video that we posted when I clinked this daughter's shoe, that's the video that went viral overnight, and then everybody started following

me, you know what I'm saying? But that's what my point was that I had DMed Damien Lillard. I swear to God, like I DMed him, right? In 2000. I remember like yesterday, I was like, man, this is God. I remember, because that's like one of my highlights of 2022. You know how everybody had like, my biggest highlight, my biggest highlight was me and Timberland

and Damien Lillard DMing me, because like he's one of my favorite players, you know what I'm saying? And like that's why I DM'd him, and then for him to like DM me, like it was like, soon as Timberland uploaded that video, I swear to God, he laughed, right? First he was like, he followed me, I'm like, Damien Lillard, oh, that's crazy. And then he was video, I swear to God, he laughed, right? First, he was like, he followed me. I'm like, hey, man, what's up?

Oh, that's crazy. And then he was like, I need a funny salesman, LOL. So he said LOL because he saw that post from like three, you know what I'm saying? It was three years later. And then he hit me up like, bro, I'm about to drop this album. I want to fly you out. Boom. I want you to do like a salesmanman um like little sales product like selling my album

then he was a man his word you know i'm saying his album came and then we just linked up this summer we did like a skit then we just linked up again um milwaukee bucks he had signed my kid's jersey and stuff so yeah that's my dude man but like that's what i'm saying the top two people that because i done met a lot of people you know a pair of lips to say anything i'd have had all type people be like man i want to work with you. And then they leave you on read. Like, you know what I'm saying? Like, you know what I'm saying? Like one of them pads.

So I was like, man, this is crazy. You know what I'm saying? So I was like, man, like, but yeah. But shout out to Timberland, bro. That's my dude. Him and Damian Lillard. Them my one and two right there. Like out of air.

I done met a lot of people, bro. But them two was like solid. I done met like Nick Cannon. Solid, too. Shout out to Nick Cannon. Like, because he's solid. It met a lot of people bro but them two was like solid i don't like nick callan solid too shout out to nick cannon like because he's solid it's a lot of people i done met but it all came from door to door that's why i was like it's crazy because i was really like a homeless salesman and that one video like changed my life you know i'm saying but i feel like i'm gonna be honest with you shout out to her though my wife because once i got married and like like i feel like once i'm not saying like it's the key is to get married but it's like you need that person that like you know

i'm saying to like because you nobody can't i don't care what nobody say nobody can't do this by they sell everybody need help you know i'm saying but if you got like she be holding me down because i travel a lot i do this i'll be there she take care of everything like right now we just left the kids and you know i'm saying so she So she like, she, so like, I feel like, like, cause I went viral. Like I said, 2010, I ain't found out till 2017. I was still struggling, still trying to find my way, still trying to learn myself, still like messing with different females, still trying to figure, you know what I'm saying? Really went on taking care of my kids like I supposed to. And then like, once me and her got back together, we just had this plan. We was like,

look, we got to do this for the kids. We got to go ahead and settle down I'm supposed to. And then like, once me and her got back together, we just had this plan. We was like, look, we got to do this for the kids. We got to go ahead and settle down, boom, boom. And then everything, the success really started happening. You know what I'm saying? So I feel like,

if it weren't for her, like behind every great man is a great woman. You know what I'm saying? So I got to give, you know, her props too. You know what I'm saying?

Shout out to the wife. And I fuck with that Fergie. I know your phone though. That's my shit though. The Fergie? The Fergie-licious? I fuck with that shit. That's on your playlist? She starved though. That's my shit, though. The Fergie? The Fergalicious? That's on your playlist?

She starved here. That's one of my shits. Tension on wifey's crazy. Y'all fucked it. Hey, but speaking of Milwaukee, I've been tagged in too many fucking posts this week. I don't know if you've seen it

because you don't get on Twitter. Nah. But their video of you in the huddle next to Giannis when he's like yelling at the team and you like standing with your hands. It's funny. Hold on. I wouldn't need it. I told y'all I wasn't

paying no attention to it. What was he saying right there, T? Don't you worry. I got you. It's funnier than a motherfucker. I probably wasn't listening. Oh, man. I was looking like nigga, hurry up so I can sit down. That was my seat. They was yelling at me. Hurry up. What the fuck was he saying? I gotta do a skit with Giannis, though, when up. So I can sit down. That was my seat. They was the other day. Nigga, hurry up. What the fuck was he saying?

I gotta do a skit with Ganesh, though, when I get back to Milwaukee. What you talking about? Ganesh. You gotta do Ganesh. What's his name? Fucking Ganesh.

Ganesh. Y'all fucking with that? Nah, I see your skit with Safaree and Steely and Stevenson. What the hell was they doing? Let me get his name. What's his name? Because me and my kids, we call him God and stuff.

Godness is great. His name is Giannis. Giannis, yeah. That G is a whisperer. That G is a whisperer. Whisperer to G. I see you with Len Stevenson and Safaree, man. These niggas was

working out with they shirt off man I didn't know what the fuck are they doing how you interrupting the freaky workout

like that bro that's a new tabo no that's funny so look shout out to Chris Gotti you know Irv Gotti

so and shout out to D-Ray Davis man I see like we yeah D-Ray Davis that's my dog so yeah we gotta get him on here he, that's my dog. I love him. Yeah, we got to get him on here.

He hilarious. That's my dude. So anyway, we did Wildin' Out together, and I was doing, like, open mics and stuff because they've been, like, I just met Kevin Hart. Everybody, all the comedians, their whole goal is to get the people that do social media to do stand-up. They like, man, you got to get on that stage. So I started going to open mics, you know what I'm saying? I ran into a lot of influencers in Miami. Shout out to my boy, Mr. Red and Mike.

They made it happen. I did like an open mic, you know what I'm saying? And then they was like, bro, D-Ray Davis wants you to open up for him. I was like, bet. You know what I'm saying? So when we had the show, Chris Gotti, they was filming a movie. You feel me? He had Lance Stevenson and Safaree there.

They came to the show and then the stand-up, I did pretty good. Like, that was like my first, like, show, you know what I'm saying? Like, opening up. So, I knew I did good

because after the show, he was like, bro, we got to put you in this movie. You were hilarious. Chris Gotti said that, you feel me? So, I pulled up on set

and Safaree was there and Lance Stevenson. And they both already knew who i was you know i've been going viral so safari's like man what are clean he's like you know what's funny man and like he talks he's like he's like you know what's funny i just saw you on my tiktok yesterday and i'll see you today he's like that's crazy he's like i ain't never heard of you till yesterday i'm like that's what safari said so anyway lance like bro we got to do a skit we got to do a skit so then i was like all right let's do it So they was doing like a push-up competition.

You know what I'm saying? That's what they, and I just walked over there, boom, boom, and then that's how the skit happened. I just walked over there. Because we was about to start filming. I already knew. And it was a good thing I did it right then and there. Because I promise you, I was on set for like 12 hours. And I only had one little three, I think it was three seconds.

I had like a three-second scene. I'm like, I've been here 12 hours. I only got three seconds. You know what I'm second scene I'm like I've been here 12 hours I only got three seconds like you know what I'm saying I'm lying it was like five five seconds ten seconds

but I know for sure it went over ten seconds you know what I'm saying was this a Tooby movie? huh? is this a Tooby movie? where is this movie at? because Sephora and Lance Stevenson

I need to see it yeah I have got to watch it's called Ballers it's gonna be crazy though it's gonna be it's definitely going to, it's like an all-star cast.

They got a lot of people in it. But my set right there, I was with them, too, because I had to pitch, like, Safari when he was coming in. Like, you know what I'm saying? So I had, like, a little quick little salesman scene right there. But just for them to do that little alley-oop to me, I appreciate it. So shout out to, you know what I'm saying,

Irv, I mean, Chris Gotti and Lance Stevenson and Safari for, you know, looking out on that set and the skit went crazy you know what I'm saying but yeah it was I saw that opportunity and I was like man I gotta go ahead

and do it right now cause I already knew if I wouldn't have did it I wouldn't even you know they would have been tired we was on set for 12 hours they wasn't trying to do no skits

that's out of pocket for you to be there on set that long they couldn't give you a couple scenes that's crazy doing stand up though motherfucker ever booed you

hell no I ain't that good They can give you a couple scenes. That's crazy. Doing stand-up, though. Motherfucker ever booed you? Hell no. I ain't never. Hey, yo, boy. Just saying, nigga. I don't play. I don't play working. I know. I already know what to do.

I'm cooking people. You know what I'm saying? I'm going crazy. Yeah, that's the first thing. I'm going crazy. And I'll be honest. Somebody was about to boo me. And as soon as he was like, boo, boo.

That's what you smell like. You know what I'm saying? Like, as soon as I heard boo about to come out, it's over with. You know what I'm going to be honest, somebody was about to boo me. And as soon as he was like, boo, boo, that's what you smell like. You know what I'm saying? As soon as I heard boo about to come out, it's over with. You know what I'm saying? Okay, so you'll be on the radar with that shit. Yeah. Hey, you brought Safari like the ancient man. That's your favorite video with him in the Gatorade jacket.

Nah, that's your favorite video. Safari can go to hell. Damn, what are you doing? A lot, too much. You must have took one of your females. Bishop, my father. Safari took one of your females. Bishop, my boy. I'm not speaking on that man. First of all,

salesman is fair. That nigga's a salesman. He be telling. He's a professional. Who he told me? Y'all keep bringing Tron some white ass niggas on this show

so now he a new Tron alright Logan I ain't Tron I'm cool he survived hey y'all definitely gotta get him

he going crazy if he survives he get here god damn oh speaking about that he was doing stand up man what you doing if something like that happened?

Man, I ain't doing... Like, first of all, when I do stand-up, me and him, two different people, so it ain't even gonna get like that. Yeah. You know what's funny?

Like, K-Camp invited me to his party, right? And it's crazy, because I... Chief Keef, that's another solid one, too. I ran into him at the Javante Davis fight

he was like bro I respect what you do bro cause you make killers laugh so like I say that to say it's like everybody love me you know what I'm saying

because laughter the best medicine for the heart and I don't be like I'm be whatever you put in the universe whether it's negative positive the universe

gonna come right back full of flesh so if you throw and that's why I love like like I that Cam Newton and shout out to Cam Newton

because I just did his podcast too we went there me and my wife we drove there with our sister we went there and you know

it was live so like shout out to Cam because like he's solid but like you could tell like and I'm going to be honest

when I saw that interview I was like man I look at Charleston White a total different person because I was like I ain't going to lie. At first, I just thought this dude was just an ignorant dude. Didn't give a mess about nobody.

You know what I'm saying? And it ain't what you said. It's how you said. But then when I watched the interview, I was like, this dude actually intelligent. This dude actually is powerful. Even when he said, you know what? I gave y'all what y'all wanted. You know what I'm saying?

And then he started talking about how, you know, the rate with the STDs and the kids don't know. You know what I'm saying? The education. I was like, okay, that makes sense. Because don't know, you know what I'm saying, the education, I was like, okay, that makes sense because we needed this, you know what I'm saying,

especially our black community, but it's just the message, how you deliver it, that's what really, you know what I'm saying, because you can't put negative, like, especially this generation,

bro, I talk to a lot of kids, I got a lot on myself, so I'm telling you, mental health is at this all-time high and I'm going to tell you right now,

you can't tell no kids nothing this age the way you talk. They'll go get a gun real quick. You know what I'm saying? Oh, you think you're talking to,

you really got to like baby into it. And I'm sorry to say that I'm an 80s baby. Like back then, when I came up, if I did something wrong, my mama whooping my ass,

it was my French Montana, my sister, my auntie, my uncle, the principal, everybody. Remember the paddles? Now you go to jail, you with your kids.

You know what I'm saying? You go, it's a rap. So this new generation, and then they favorite rappers, NBA Youngboy. So you got to understand, he talk about killing. That's his favorite rapper too. You know what I'm saying? So like my favorite rapper, like that's why it was a pleasure, man. What made my trip this art bezel was I met Christopher Wallace Jr., bro.

That was my favorite rapper of all time. The Victoria's Big. When I met him, I told him, I said, bro, this made my trip. Because that's what I grew up to listening to hustlers, talking about getting some money, Lil Wayne, Jay-Z, Nas, Biggie Smalls. I went growing up listening to, oh, Papa Perk put in Molly. That's why the whole world about to be Slippin' Mickeys. Slippin' Mickeys.

That's all they talk about. The whole world about to turn into R. Kelly. Oh, wait, wait, wait. The whole world can't turn to R. Kelly. We can't do that. I'm serious. We have one R. Kelly song. I'm serious.

But you see, everybody. Allegedly. First, it was R. Kelly, then Bill Cosby, not Diddy. Oh, Bill Diddy. Then it's going to be, like, it's crazy. R. Kelly then Bill Cosby not Diddy then it's gonna be like it's crazy nah because this in the music

and then look at what's going on the list is growing like yeah I don't wanna put it all on this generation though bro man it's 80% of that I probably don't care how you wanna put it

nah I ain't putting it up because we grew up on Boosie we grew up on 3 6 Mafia them was the first things in the rapper industry that we grew up on we grew up on all that shit soia. Them was the first things in the rapper industry that we grew up on.

We grew up on all that shit. So this is my only pushback to that. I'm not putting that on NBA Youngboy. I do fuck with them. Yes, everybody know. Chief Keef, I do put that. But we had our own. Nigga, we ain't grow up listening to no gospel music.

Yeah, those are the safe rappers. Jay-Z, Biggie, and all them. But we grew up to Boosie. All them parties we was going to, nigga, but we grew up to Boosie all them parties we was going to nigga they wasn't playing Boosie, Webby

that's what they was playing you gotta be born in the 90s right no I was born in 87 bro oh you was the end though okay nah I was the outer you was technically like born in the 90s

nah bro but I'm saying though you didn't I know you got a good point but I'm looking at like alright like take it from here when we was listening to music back then, bro, it was only two people.

It was East Coast and West. That was Biggie and Tupac. Them the only two that died. Nigga, I can name 20 to 30 rappers that have died within the last 10, 15 years. No, absolutely. And they either died from beefing with each other or they died from popping perks, Molly, or mental health. Like, I'm telling you right now, bro, when I was coming up, bro, I'm going to be honest with you. I was dealing with depression, and I was sad,

but I ain't never wanted to off myself. And I had a counselor that I can go talk to. You know what I'm saying? It ain't like it's all time, but I'm telling you, it's in the music. It's in, like, if this person negative, and he can sell a billion streams, and he talking about he ain't want to live last week, and this little girl that don't got $10 in her pocket

and her mama she been in a household with broken promises all day then it's the same thing you know what I'm saying like you gotta look at Lil Peep

like I'm with my son I ain't even know who Lil Peep was and my son was like dude you remind me of Lil Peep how the fuck I would remind you

of Lil Peep who the fuck is Lil Peep yeah I know Lil Pump yeah I know Lil Pump too and then, I know a little pump too. And then I went, I was like,

this nigga commit suicide. Damn. But this dude, you know, I don't know what made him say that. I don't know. I was having one of my moments. I was in an angry mood.

You know what I'm saying? I was like, bro, you will never catch me like that again. You know what I'm saying? But I'm looking at all of these, like, you know what I'm saying? That the dad do drugs.

You know what I'm saying? Like, it's a lot of them that, don't get me wrong, I'm not saying that we got perfect rappers but and that's one of my main message why i put a lot of like positivity in what i do you know i'm saying like i'm always trying to inspire i'm always trying to push positive inspiration to people good energy you know i'm saying because like the devil was winning bro i don't care how you put it you know i'm saying a devil like an idle mind is a devil workshop. You know what I'm saying?

Very true. And it's, like, taking over. You feel me? And speaking of Boosie, like, shout out to Boosie because I just went viral again because of Boosie. You know what I'm saying? My boy, shout out to Million Dollar Key. He hit me up. He's like, bro.

And shout out to ATM, Boosie Manager. They both hit me like, bro, we wanted to surprise Boosie for his birthday. Well, look, you got to do a skit with him, but he having a movie premiere, you know what I'm saying? So again, I drove all the way out there. You feel me? You know, mom put it on the road, my nigga. You got an electric car?

Your gas mom's crazy. How the fuck I got a Tesla? That nigga drove to Miami. Electric feet. I got these black and white SS shoes and socks. You know what I'm saying? They're going to go crazy. Put a lot of mileage on these.

You know what I'm saying? So, yeah. But when you traveling so long, that's what we did. We used to travel state to state in vans. So I'm so used to driving here and there.

And I hate planes. I ain't going to lie. I travel a lot, but I hate, I feel like you're going to die quicker on a plane than driving a car. You know what I'm saying?

That's how I just put it. You feel me? I'll take my chances. Anything over three hours. I know. But I love, I're going to die quicker on a plane than driving a car. You know what I'm saying? That's how I just put it. You feel me? I'll take my chances. Anything over three hours. I know. But I loved it. I mean, come on. I done been on super flights.

You know what I'm saying? It's crazy. But I'm saying I just love traveling. Like, you know what I'm saying? So anyway, we drove there. We was there for like a couple of days. The first day I went, Boosie was not feeling like, you got to pay me. You know what I'm saying?

Like how he said on the video. Trust me, we know. So I did. We tried it again. I went, you know i'm still like how you know the video trust me we know so dude we tried it again i went you know i'm saying and what's crazy is that like i went and did a skit with young blue then came back and he still was like uh-uh like and i'm like that's crazy you know what i'm saying and i'm thinking like oh they like he was sure but he didn't even know i did anything with young blue it was like after the fact you know i'm saying yeah but yeah he yeah, he was like, he was on that, you know? And I

respect it because like at the end of the day, I'm a businessman too and I see what he's dealing with, you know what I'm saying? You got people stealing your lyrics. You got people using your name to make money. I do monetize like off of my stuff. I'm pretty sure like this, this the industry we in, you know what I'm saying? People do monetize, you know what I'm saying? So like, so shout out to Boosie though, you know what I'm

saying? That's my dude. But everybody's like, man, was that fake? Everybody's like, no, it wasn't fake. It was real. For those out there watching, it was real. Super real. We can confirm. That's why he ain't been in that seat yet. Yeah.

Shout out to Boosie. He's staying on business. Yeah, Boosie ain't going, bro. He said 25K or more, bro. I'm sorry, big dog. That's what he said? Yeah, we'll catch you on Vlad. We still love Boosie, though.

We fuck with Boosie crazy, yeah. Boosie honorary nap nigga. Sorry big dog. That's what he said. Yeah, we'll catch you on Vlad We fuck a pussy crazy Honor a nap nigga Miss was baby Sharon's money Y'all see the video he said ah if I thought you said we get your top five rappers, though? My top five, of course. So, number one, I got Biggie Smalls. Number two, I got Jay-Z.

Number three, I got Eminem. Shout out to Detroit. This ain't even in the order because Lil Wayne is number four. But why ain't that nigga? Number five is... So I got Jay-Z, Biggie. M. M and M. Wayne.

Wayne. Give me a random. And five, I got to go with Drake. Yo, listen. He got a very nice list, bro. Very solid list. Yeah, you can't really go wrong. You missed Nas.

Yeah, I ain't going to lie. See, the reason why I picked Drake Cause it was out of Drake Tupac and Nas Cause But I'ma be honest with you I can't be I gotta really live with this

At the end of the day And I listen to Drake more than them Like I'm talking about Like I've been listening to Drake Since day one You know what I'm saying Like since So Far Gone

Thank Me Later You know what I'm saying I'm talking about So Far Gone I'm saying but I replay Like So Far Gone Of course that was like The first like mixtape to me But I'm talking about Thank I'm saying but I replay like so far gone of course that was like

the first like mixtape to me but I'm talking about Thank Me Later like albums like non-stop I've been going crazy every Drake album have you listened to

Comeback Season in a long time Drake yeah that one of my favorite songs on there was uh dang I ain't listened to it

lately yeah you know that um um what's her name? She had that song called, her name is G-O-A-P-L-E. I know what you're talking about. I don't know her name. He did the remix to that song on there.

I do know what you're talking about. It's called Closer to My Dream. Oh, yeah, yeah. You know what I'm talking about? He did a remix to that. That was like one of my favorite songs on there. And then he had this song called, dang, yeah. You know what I'm talking about? He did a remix of that. That was, like, one of my favorite songs on there. And then he had this song called, uh, dang, I forgot. I haven't heard it in a minute.

Yeah, it's been a while. But I'm talking about I made so much money knocking on doors off that album. Like, that's why, you know what I'm saying? That's why it messed with me different. Because, like, that's why I was telling, what's the name's son? Like, Biggie, bro. Like, that was the first song that really the first I'm gonna be honest with you

I heard a lot of hip hop songs but the first song that really like hit me was Juicy Super Nintendo you know what I'm saying cause I was in the hood

like nigga I can relate to this like champagne I had champagne when we couldn't have water and Kool-Aid you know what I'm saying it was the only thing

to drink you know what I'm saying damn y'all had champagne yeah hell yeah we had some super cheap champagne, some shit that soon as you drink it. Shout out to the Andre. Like, yeah, like, we had some.

God damn, that Andre, boy. You gotta do this. Wait, that can't be the champagne. Can't be. That can't be champagne. We had champagne. I remember, like, yesterday. That was a wine cooler.

That's Mr. Wild House Rose right there. You ain't know. Oh, yeah, for sure. You got a mixtape about it. I'm just shooting at you and you had motherfucking Andre and packed no motherfucking Andre and no motherfucking ice around the house.

That's the same price. So my man is making a decision. That's what I'm saying. My auntie, man, she was crazy, bro. Hell yeah, they come up, man, water cut off and they come over there with some, is she okay? You ain't got to drink your spit no more. Hell yeah, it's a wrap. Oh, man, spit no more. God, hell yeah.

It's a wrap. Oh, man. That's crazy. Hey, KP, man. Appreciate you pulling up, man. Talk to the people that can find you at my dog. Man, I'm everywhere like air, man. So you can find me all over the web.

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