Drink Champs - Episode 183 w/ Curren$y

Episode Date: November 8, 2019

N.O.R.E. & DJ EFN are the Drink Champs. DC Alumni Curren$y stops by to chop it up with the Smoke Champs *cough cough* Drink Champs! Curren$y aka Spitta Andretti is a legendary Hip-Hop Recording Artist. Once signed to No Limit Records, Cash Money Records, Young Money, Warner Brothers, Def Jam and the legendary Roc-A-Fella; Curren$y has been associated with Rap’s elite.One of the few artist to develop an incredible cult following, his Jet Life fan base has grown with him throughout his career! In this episode Curren$y shares a lot of gems with us. As an entrepreneur Curren$y talks about growing as a businessman by investing in his new business venture “Life Burger” a burger spot located in the historical Mid-City, New Orleans.Curren$y shares the benefits of working with one producer on multiple records and the chemistry he’s developed with Smoke DZA. Curren$y also announces his upcoming podcast with Smoke DZA! The Champs talk Podcasting 101, providing Curren$y advice and discuss the power of podcasting, by sharing some of their experiences.As The Champs reveal Drake’s interest in recording an episode of Drink Champs. We also chop it up with Curren$y about this new generation of artists. Curren$y talks about the importance of preserving the art of rap, shown to him by his OG’s. And how the new generation should follow this blueprint as they have responsibilities as artists to preserve the culture as well.Curren$y also talks about his Jet Life Label, his favorite artists from NOLA, his XXL Freshman Cover and much much more!Follow:Drink Champshttp://www.drinkchamps.comhttp://www.instagram.com/drinkchampshttp://www.twitter.com/drinkchampshttp://www.facebook.com/drinkchampsDJ EFNhttp://www.crazyhood.comhttp://www.instagram.com/whoscrazyhttp://www.twitter.com/djefnhttp://www.facebook.com/crazyhoodproductionsN.O.R.E.http://www.instagram.com/therealnoreagahttp://www.twitter.com/noreaga--- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/drinkchamps/support Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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it's time for drink champs drink up motherfuckers Where every day is New Year's Eve It's time for Drink Champs Drink up, motherfucker What it could be, hopefully it's what it should be This is your boy, N-A-O-N-A-A What up, it's DJ E-F-N

And this is the military, crazy war, drinks, champs, happy hour Motherfucking all type of shit In the building, make some noise And right now, when it comes to legend motherfucking all type of shit in the building. Make some noise! And right now, when it comes to legends, when it comes to people that are kings in our community, you know what I'm saying? Well, a person I heard he just opened up a burger spot.

He's holding it on for his city. He ain't move out of his city. He staying there. Consistency. And you know, they got a lot of bodies out there. So a lot of niggas moved out of his city he stained it you know they got a lot of bodies out there so I like a lot of niggas moved out of his city but he stayed he's been what he's have a whole album with alchemist whole albums with Wiz Khalifa whole a legends on his stuff he put on cash money records young money records and no limit records god damn it If you don't know who I'm talking about, we're talking about the legendary, the king, Currency himself.

Make some noise. My name is Drink Champs Alumni. Drink Champs Alumni. In the very beginning, in the very beginning, he got me smoking cones. I'm sad to say that I'm smoking blood today. I'm so happy to see you. I do smoke cones though. I see you all the time.

I do smoke cones. At least I inhabited the cones. But today I did want to smoke a blood. Now I see these Smoke Champs. Smoke Champs are enjoying this. Smoke Champs are enjoying this. Smoke Champs are enjoying this. Smoke Champs are enjoying this. Smoke Champs are enjoying this. Smoke Champs are enjoying this. Smoke Champs are enjoying this. Smoke Champs are enjoying this. today I do smoke holes at least I inhabited the cause but today I did want

to smoke champs yes yes yes so I'm gonna start off with it yeah yeah no problem please man please please oh yeah I got my own strength okay okay but I figured you know we're in a custom of each other. Yeah, no doubt. I seen you say that on Twitter today, the Andrelio deal. Yeah, it's been, oh, it's, no, I got to twist it. Oh, come on. I didn't want to mess it up. Childproof joint.

You know it. Yeah. Yeah. Keep the little ones from jumping in there and going anything. Mmm. I ain't going to lie. You got to like the smell. I like the smell.

I like the smell. I like the smell. I'm no proud. I'm proud. I want you to check that out. Let me roll one of those Let me roll one of those So Let's get to a weed question real quick Um Yeah it's a real thing Roll one of those and let me smoke that one Throw me a little nug

I'm throwing a pass back So Runtz, Cookies Or Jungle Boys Cookies Cookies, or Jungle Boys? Cookies. Cookies. As a brand, because there's so many strains under that umbrella that you're going to find something you fuck with. Burner's like a mad scientist.

At first, I was against it. Against Burner? Cookies was a brand. Burner was my partner, but the weed, I wasn't fucking with. I was just like I'm cool when he come tell me like yo this is called pineapple lasagna

I'm straight cause I smoke OG I smoke perfect that was the weeds that I smoked you know what I'm saying when good weed came that's what it was

you know what I'm saying so when he come through with the muffin mix and shit I'm like I'm straight on doing that shit but one time my bus it was. So when he come through with the muffin mix and shit, I'm like, I'm straight on doing that shit. But one time, my bus, we went through the Bay Area before we went to LA, and I had nothing

coming from wherever I was. You know what I'm saying? So he laced me with so much shit. I was in the back of the bus. I'm like, if I'm going to have to. So just sitting back there by myself, I rolled, and I was like, oh. So you said if you don't find OG, you won't yeah I won't smoke oh man we was like that forever oh forever I remember when his album dropped he called me a couple years back and was like look I can't find nothing but they got cookies around me can I smoke that I was like no

your album dropped don't smoke cookies on the day of your album. I was like, find the real weed. That's how I felt until, now I'll tell you, London Pound Cake. Yeah, that's hard. Gary Payton. Gary Payton, that's hard. He broke a hair. He broke a hair. Hey, Gary Payton.

Cereal Milk. We got Cereal Milk. And Grenadine. There's like four of them. Yeah, we had all four of them. The city's got so many. All right. You know what? He broke two the night before and two the night after. Yeah. We got four of them. We had all four of them. We got so many. All right.

You know what? He broke two the night before and two the night after. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. That's crazy. So now you're into the cannabis business.

This, I presume, is yours. Yeah, absolutely. That's it right there. And stores in California? Yup. Yup. Yup. Yup.

I don't have the list on hand of what the stores it is, but- The consumer will find it. Yeah, that's the fun part. That's the fun part. You know, in anything, like sneaker culture, anything you came up with, if it's right there, that means everybody had it. So you don't want that pair. You kind of want to wiggle around the shit and go find it. When you find that, motherfuckers is.

Yeah, they're going to find that. Yeah, you feel good about having that one. They already did bootleg in my bag and shit, just like they're doing the other shit. Oh, wow. So that's when you know. Let's make some noise for that bootleg. We started.

So I'm going to bounce all over the place right now because we got things to cover. So what do you like more? Making the music or performing it? Oh, man. Two-part answer. I like making the music because it's this setting. I got the homies and shit, and it's kicking it.

And we can't really get into too much because we inside. Right. We're in the A.C. Nobody fucking with us about what we doing. Right. And AC, nobody fucking with us about what we doing. You know what I'm saying? It's a good thing. I like performing it

because I don't rap over my, over my already recorded music. You rap over the instrument. It's the instrument. Because you a real MC. So when I leave. That's phasing away. Right.

I started going to concerts now. I'm an OG now. No. And I see everyone that's overasing away. I've started going to concerts now. I'm an OG now. No. And I've seen everyone that's over their vocals. And I'm like, oh. That's been happening for a minute. No, I've seen everyone that's over their vocals. All the new generation.

I watched the other guys. That sounds terrible, man. Yeah. Well, it's because the process of recording some of that stuff is not human. Right. So you can't get up on a stage and sound like a fucking robot. And dance. You cannot dance,

crowd surf, do a backflip, climb on the shit, and fucking have your breath to deliver the lyrics. So a lot of them dudes just come out and do the ad-libs. And I'm like, damn, that nigga got the same bag as me. And I can't wear this sweatshirt again.

Like, everything's done. And my nigga just look like he about to go straight to the after party. Straight just counting his money and dancing with it on Instagram. But fucking, like, I got to take a whole nap before I guess another move. Because I did a show. You know what I'm saying? But, yeah, yeah, yeah. Now, you, like, I went to a club.

I forget if you invited me or if I just came. I think it was Club Revolution. And I think it was just you on the set. I think you had an opener or something. Here in Fort Lauderdale. In Fort Lauderdale. Yeah, yeah. And I remember just going there and just studying and seeing your cult following.

Like, I didn't hear about the show on the radio. I didn't really hear about the Flyers. I forget how. I don't forget. I saw it on you on Twitter or. I didn't really hear about the Flyers. I forget how, I don't forget. I saw it on you on Twitter or whatever I did. But I went and I went to support

and I just was, it was bigger than support because I wanted to see your actual crowd. I wanted to see and it was like, that, like it reminded me

of like a Tech N9ne almost. You know what I'm saying? For sure. It's a whole group of people you didn't see in your city. Exactly. You don't even know. Anytime like't see it in your city. Exactly. You don't even know.

Anytime my rap partners come to New Orleans and shit, you know what I'm saying? That's what they'll run into me. They'll tell that to me. And you got all diverse people. You got white folks. For sure. You got Spanish people. And it feels like you're one of the first artists to actually build that kind of colfón,

besides tech. Yeah. But it seems like you're one of the first going back. Rob Markman, I grew up as the internet was becoming prominent. Rob Markman, So I was able to do so much from the computer, like gauging what's working. If I put out a fucking mixtape we did in the apartment, and then On Smash or 2 Dope Boys or say some shit. Rob Markman, Because of On Smash and 2 Dope Boys.

Rob Markman, They say something about it that day I can see that's how I learned about the comments and all that shit I got all that from right there cause I'm like oh well that record

worked let's drop another one in two days just to keep my face on these things you know what I'm saying that made you do that so you know

and the motherfuckers who getting online to look for shit anyway that's a different a different facet you know a whole another group of people.

Now, we know you was on Atlantic Records. What do you like more, independent or major? Independent. Independent? Yeah. Wow, you asked that fast. Because when you're dealing with a major or another label, it's other people. So how can these other people direct what I did?

I made this. This is what I think I want to do with it. Oh, we should hold it. We're going to do this. Let's put songs on it. I wasn't thinking that when I was making it. My partners ain't say that. You know what I'm saying?

So, this is what I'm doing. Rob Markman, Right. So, independent, I ain't going to lie. I've been able to hurt myself too because I put some shit out, recorded it. Like, put it out tonight. Fuck it. Don't mix it. Don't do nothing. hurt myself too because I put some shit I record and like put it out tonight fuck it don't mix it don't do nothing

and when in the comments for sure it's like oh man I would bang this but his vocals are muddy so and so that's the level

that's the regard they hold me under right now even though so much other shit is happening you know what I'm saying nobody's mixing shit don't fuck with me

bro if I didn't mix my shit just cause I've been around that long you know what I'm saying? Nobody's mixing shit. Don't fuck with me. If I didn't mix my shit just because I've been around that long, you know what I'm saying? They're like, nah, dawg, you got to kind of like... But, but, but, but, being independent, I've been able to just rush shit out and not make mistakes because I'm like, yo, that could have been a bigger record. If I would have gave that to Rick Ross or something to jump on, if I would have put one of the homies on it, that could have been a bigger record. If I would have gave that to Rick Ross or something to jump on, if I would have put one of the homies on it, that could have been this. But I wanted it out

that night because I'm so connected to my listeners that I know I'm going to get the response from them if I put it out there for them on the moment. Because they was up smoking anyway. So they're like, oh shit, perfect, just rolled up. This nigga just dropped the record. I like to see that shit. But the next day, as far as the world go, the industry go, it nigga just dropped the record. I like to see that shit. But the next day, as far as the world

go, the industry go, it flew right under the radar, you know what I'm saying? Now, predominantly, you got pot smokers, right? For sure. Do you have fans that come up to you and be like, I don't smoke, but I fuck with you? Absolutely, yeah. Because you know what? I got motherfuckers who've been in trouble. You know what I'm saying?

The shit I'm talking about is chillin'. And motherfuckers who've done a lot just want to chill. All gangsters fuck with me. You know what I'm saying? Oh, okay, but on probation. Yeah, because the shit I'm talking about, like, is chilling. And motherfuckers who've done a lot just want to chill. Old gangsters fuck with me because it's like, man, nah, this nigga rapping over some cool shit. Right. It ain't that. You know, they're not making me jump out the car and pop the trunk and no shit like that. Right.

So they fuck with me. You know what I'm saying? Old gangsters, strippers. Right. Strippers like, because they've been there fucking the whole night. Let me find out you got the stripper got the stripper demographic because till 7 a.m. They was in there Now it's like damn I just want to smoke my weird and chill and count this money on the floor at the apartment or whatever the fuck they do You know I'm saying I'm the soundtrack for this shit. So let's describe New Orleans to a person

who's never been to New Orleans. Highway to the danger zone. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And y'all got the mausoleums above. Why? Because, you know,

we built on the swamp. Yeah, you can. So you bury your loved one and the motherfucker go out to the Gulf of Mexico. You talking to a spot where the handstone is and your man's like,

what? Sharks from the south. You just drifted all the way out you don't know you talk to me I put you on top the ground but so this is a scribe New Orleans for a person who never been in New Orleans and all they heard about is bourbon street go go where you saw go to the stuff you saw don't go to the stuff you heard okay you heard juvenile talk about the magnolia project skip it you skip what did you see on television where did you see the people with trumpets walking in the line catch that one right there you know what i saying? Because the rest of this shit, you're going to get just what you paid for. You're going to get it.

Nobody even really could feel bad because it's like, you know, it looked like that as soon as you got out the car. You didn't even have to do that shit. You did that. Yeah. So, you know. Yeah. For sure. It's the soup.

It tells you. Don't feed animals. Don't put your children by the cage. Don't do this. Don't hang this over this. Just enjoy it. Just't feed animals. Don't put your children by the cage. Don't do this. Don't hang this over this. Just enjoy it. Just check it out. Look at the alligators.

You know what I'm saying? Don't fucking dangle your leg and see if that alligator hungry. The alligator hungry. Right, right. For real. Yeah. Any better or any worse after the Katrina and all that? Man, it just switched places.

The danger zone switched sides because this area was already fucked up and the gentrification machine

wanted that stuff already. Right. So they bumped that and then what you thought was a nicer urban area, like what my mom and dad

fucking got out the project and moved to is the project now. You know what I'm saying? Like like they were so proud of a spot You know I'm saying but all the niggas they left it tops it terribly and they all right there You know that happened here with Hurricane Andrew as well. Oh, yeah I think that's how I got it got crazy because people got displacements motherfuckers who not from this hood Y'all put us all in this hood and he was already

was waiting to catch us right and it's on now because we all live right there they put everybody right on top of everybody so they got they got crazy did you live through like the cash money uh no limit uh discrepancies when they was describing because i had both of them sat in the same chair and both of them kind of admitted we ain't with each other like i didn't i i could I didn't understand cause they both gave money like check me out you know me now so you think I understood how two

entities worth millions of dollars wasn't jammed I still don't understand the table truth before millions of dollars I think their projects beefed that's yeah for sure but I could not understand after the fact how if we already won right fuck that shit all right fuck it let's go you know saying like I was the

one who was in whoever air from both sides when I was little like I don't know why I don't talk right but I would just go this club ago to class just do whatever you're gonna to do, man. But I think it would be nuts. You know, my school would definitely lose it if y'all just did that shit. You know, but then the Cash Money Rough Riders thing. Bam. That went.

And I looked like a genius to all my homies because they were like, man. I was like, yeah, see? Now imagine if they did that shit right here. And it would have been them. You know what I'm saying? Cash Money No Limits. Yeah, bro. I would have been crazy.

The whole thing. I never even thought of that. That's it. I thought about it what I'm saying cash money no limit I would've been crazy the whole thing I never even thought of that that's it I got goosebumps when you just said that Jesus cause I mean is it too late though

is it too late for something like that I mean New Orleans takes on the world I think I would buy if they still got together like if Juvenile who would go from

the no limit camp just his name New Orleans artist we'll just go Juvenile, Mystical, You, Wayne,

Master P, Baby, that's my nigga too. Imagine, I would definitely go see that. If it would be one set, that would be crazy. But if that shit would have happened at the height of everybody,

you know what I'm saying? But I'm even saying business-wise now, they could still do business together and uplift the city and uplift the youngins. I agree with him more because that was the highlight of both of them. Of course, back then, but we already

passed that. Anything you do to help is going to help. You know what I'm saying? You know what I'm saying? It's not too late. They were going to come together and say, look, man, we're going to turn it down. We can do something and change it for the youngins coming up now. Master P got a wrestling league right now.

This nigga's going to sell it. I didn't click on it. I saw it, and I didn't click on it. Shit, I'm about to call him up and say, I'm about to wrestle for you, P. Let's go. What exactly? What's the abbreviation? That's the first thing I thought.

ECW, WCW, WCW. House of Glory. House of Glory. So it's H-O-G. I think. I might be wrong. Has it my wrong? I think it's H-O-G, House of Glory.

I'm not sure. Okay. I mean, it's smart. Should I want a wrestling team? I'm about to go. No. A team or a league? That's his WWF.

He's got a league. Yeah, he got a league. Yeah, yeah. So, that's crazy. I love Master P as a businessman. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, I watch them do it. House of Glory.

Damn, I'm on point, baby. Goddamn, make some noise for me. Goddamn, make some noise for me. Goddamn. I'm on point. I'm on point. That's it. So, you come up in the game.

Obviously, Wayne and them comes before you, correct? Like, out at least, right? Yeah, absolutely. How do you even, like, link up with these guys? I know your guys are predominantly from the same neighborhood. But how does that even happen? You asked for champagne, so I got to do the best champagne. I don't know if you know that.

That's Ace of Spades for you, sir. Oh, I didn't see that. Yes, that is, sir. I didn't see that. You just said champagne, so you ain't got you the best champagne. I don't know if you know that. That's Ace of Spades for you, sir. Oh, I didn't see that. Yes, that is, sir. I didn't see that. You don't win. You just said champagne, so you ain't say what type of champagne, so you know what? And you stepped on the bag. I got you the best.

No, it's for you. I got you the best. I got you the best. I got you the best. But I got myself one, God damn it. The first time I had a bottle of this. Ace of Spades. Yeah.

I opened it without really looking at what I was doing. I was in a strip club, and I cut my fingers so bad oh god fucking nuts and I had to like maintain my cool around bitches and shit like I've got like a little pain sweat because I'm looking at what the fuck I did yeah but it's like a third time I'm paying the strip clubs like we gonna watch you out here in my head I only go to the one in my city I only go there they got very good wings you know what I'm saying

I honestly just go to eat if you ever see footage of me they have some they never can really post it I'm not gonna lie cause it's me eating wings and like kinda

casting money aside and not really doing nothing so it's like I don't really care about what's going on so they never can really post like Spilly came through. You're just like you just fucked with the wings.

I'm not going to lie. I wouldn't think New Orleans would have a good strip club. I'm not going to lie to you. Yeah well. The best one. The one that we fuck with is not really a strip club. What are these like now? Bikini clubs?

Bikini bars? Like a go-go? We fuck with is not really sure what it is like now bikini Like fucking like a go-go be live and shit speed. I think okay, they're not naked. Okay. Yeah. Yes I actually shows better. Yeah, it's cool. You don't get the smell of the Bouddhisti and all you know say you Know just to have some You think that bikini hides the... Yeah, I do. They got polo on the bikini? Yes, I do. Yes, I do. I do think... Just to have some kind of barrier. Some of these girls, they work every night and they forget that what they do to do. You know what I'm saying? And then they be out there like, Waka-haka.

You like, yo, homegirl, come up. Like, yo, baby, like, we ain't trying to smell all that. We got some cups of oil on us. You know what I'm saying? We ain't trying to smell all that. You know what I'm saying? Oh, God. Shit, did you get that? Oh, this is a Get some a signal I had to get some a foot so grandma. Oh, I go definitely

Yeah, this I learned this I learned that in my hand in what what was this place? Pre-Bay? Was that from joint once? Long time ago. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Long time ago. Ed Hardy kind of time. I remember, you know what I'm saying? Jim Jones.

Wallet chain and the shirt that looked like tattoos or something. Right. Oh, yeah. Ed Hardy. He was playing with the snakes and all that kind of shit. Well, Salusi, we don't know if you know Currency, but our show is about bigging up our legends. So many people, when you get 10 years in this game, they want to tell you that you're washed up. They want to tell you that. But not over here.

We want to tell you when you have 10 years or more that you're seasoned. That we understand who you are. And we're going to big you up. Because in every other culture, in every other culture, they motherfucking praise you when you get old. Ours is the only culture that when we get older, it's not even a word called washed up in fucking rock and roll. They don't even have that word. You know what I'm saying? So we're going to celebrate you tonight, god damn it.

You know what's crazy about that? Some of the younger artists think that I'm kind of young like them. And they say stuff that doesn't register with me and then I get a chance to kind of tell them like- Rob Markman, Like you and Fab both got like, people know that y'all elder but y'all got the young nigga past. For sure. For sure.

Rob Markman, Like y'all got the young nigga past. People think y'all like 12 and shit. I'll fucking like kick it with a motherfucker and they'll be telling me, yo this record you did, that's what pushed me to make me want to do shit. You know when you did that and I'm, yo, that was somebody else beat. That was a remix. That was this. That was this nigga record.

Listen to this record, you know what I'm saying? That's always been good to be able to do that. Rob Markman, Jr.: Who's some of the other dudes you listening to? I fuck with Playboi Carti. That's my pilot. Rob Markman, Jr.: Playboi Carti. That's my pilot. Fucking YBN Carti.

Rob Markman, Jr.: True to his point. Rob Markman, Jr.: Oh, that's the lyric we do with Doug Green. He's true to his point. I got records with him. Rob Markman, YBN Cardé. Rob Markman, True Dids Pen. Rob Markman, True Dids Pen. Rob Markman, I got records with him. That's one of them. Rob Markman, DC, Maryland. Rob Markman, I thought he was from Mars.

Rob Markman, For sure. Rob Markman, Right now, for sure. Rob Markman, For sure. Rob Markman, Damn, who else I really... It's wild. I like niggas, I fuck with them, but as far as if I'm jamming or listening to it, it's few. Showline Mafia, I like all them dudes. G Perico, West Coast, he young and shit, and he doing his thing, but outside of that. But the dudes who I'm naming, shit shit.

This is it. This is it. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. you know but the original OG like the original OG first verse came out can I get you a little you know into this this is the train my guy's been growing who I met this has been around since the Grateful Dead. Since they run. And it just wasn't named anything. So they tried, the laboratory people tried for years and years, bringing me different OGs. At one time, we had one called Pilot Talk OG. We didn't really kick it because I didn't really like it.

It took forever and forever and forever. And then I was like, what's this? And they already had this growing. And they was like, man, we've been fucking tweaking this for a minute but it's been around you know and once I felt like now this is it shut the lab down and get this and let's just run this right here you know and the guy fucking laid it on me like yeah it's just been around grateful day Grateful Dead. You said Grateful Dead shit. Yeah, for sure. That's crazy. And then it made sense to me, too, because it's like, that's why they were so ahead. They was making that shit, man.

Drugs make the music. You know what I'm saying? I don't know all the way what Marvin Gaye was doing. It was a lot of shit back then. But when I listen to the music, that's always what I attribute it to. My man was roasted. So he heard different shit

and bam, you know, you can't do that unless you get to a thing. And this is my thing. It's my unlocking tool to do what I do, you know. That's good. That's good.

That's for town. So Tekasi just got $10 million. He wants to do a song I do. That's good. That's good. That's for town. So, Tekashi just got $10 million. He wants to do a song with you. That's true? Is that true?

I don't know. This is the rumor right now. Let's just roll with it. I saw something. Let's just roll with it. He wants to do a song with you right now.

I can't fuck with it. He got $200,000 for you. I can't fuck with it. You can have it. The hood not even going to respect it. I hate the big guy.

When you said he got $10 million? The rumor is, the rumor is, he got $10 million. What label gave him $10 million? The rumor is, the rumor is he got- What label gave him $10 million? The label that he's on right now. What, the FBI records? Yeah, no. Yeah, maybe them too.

Like, what the fuck? What label? What dickhead label? Yes, the same label he was on, yeah. What label was he on? I forget what it is, but they got $10 million. $10K. Yeah, some shit like that, yeah.

For real. Yeah. For real. He's out? He's like moving? No, not yet, no. I mean, I don't believe it. He's gonna book, he's gonna book a place. Yeah, some shit like that. Yep. For real. Yeah. He's out? He's like moving around?

No, not yet. No. He's going to book, he's going to do, he's going to travel around? I wouldn't know. There's all these bitches out there. Yeah. Well, you know what? There is a demographic.

Everybody not real. Right. There's us. No, no, no. He both real. And there's the other motherfuckers that's not. He's going to work. We got to listen to music. I don't want to hear these motherfuckers talking about being real. I'm not real right there's other motherfuckers that's not he's like we gotta listen to music I don't want to hear these motherfuckers talking about being real I'm not real and see this in his case there's so many

people who kind of do agree with him because these guys did kidnap him this guy did try to this guy did fuck his baby moms so there's a lot of people who agree with him I don't necessarily a agree because once you say you gang, then you got to ride with that culture. So I don't agree with him, but I know people who necessarily

sit around and be like, man, them niggas fucked my girl. Them niggas did this. Like, there's some people and some of them are real dudes.

And I'm sure if he goes overseas, they don't give a fuck. Yeah, overseas, they probably don't give a fuck. I mean, I'm sure there's going to be one or two people

that's going to walk up and say something. Somebody's going to hit him with an egg or something. Yeah, overseas, they probably don't give a fuck. I mean, I'm sure there's going to be one or two people that's going to walk up and say something. Somebody's going to hit him with an egg or something. Yeah, yeah, yeah. But predominantly, predominantly, I don't think his audience

was real niggas to begin with. Do you, can you think of somebody that you hear getting on this first day out You know what it's going to be? You know what it's going to be?

It's going to be the producers. I'm telling you. It's not... Producers that we know? Yeah, it's going to be... Because they ain't going to turn down that 200K when they owe it.

Well, yeah. I'm just being... You know what they're going to say? They're going to be like, well, we gave him this beat before he became a rat or we did this or whatever. Trust me,

producers ain't turning down shit like that. And I wouldn't hold a producer the same cannibalism. I hear you, but I still don't see it, man. Not as easy

as you think it's going to be. I'm just saying. Listen, you know, life is real. Life is real. So it depends on if you got somebody

that got a boat note and they sitting around and want an extra 200 grand, they're like, fuck it, I don't got to go to the studio with him. I don't got to see him. I see a lot of people.

I see respectful people submitting that work. I mean, no, we've heard that at the table right here. People saying that they see that automatic. Look, I got no horse in that race, but I just think that it gets to a point where it's ridiculous. It is ridiculous. No, I agree with you, but I'm just giving you the reality of what's going on out there.

Our top producer who's probably dealing with some financial shit ain't saying no to 200K from this kid. Motherfucker. I'm just being honest with you. Like, that's why you're in the right, because you know that. And especially...

Producer-wise, yeah. They don't have to live under the same... Like, a person like Timbaland, a person like Pharrell is not a street person. They're not held to this. I still don't see them doing it. I don't see them doing it either. I better get him on my bad example. I see Pharrell going. person like Pharrell is not a street person they're not held I still don't see them doing it I don't see them doing it neither I better get on my back I see Pharrell calling if someone call for Roxy for all not doing

it I see but I'm just saying there's other people that maybe for all the Timberland was a bad example because they We know they're financially well off Yeah I don't think it has to do anything With being gangsta Not being gangsta They're going to see like This is a reputation

For sure For sure And one thing And one thing Most people say When they meet the kid They be like Yo

The kid is alright Like the kid is alright When they meet him But that's before he rap Right You know what I'm saying So I'm just saying

That's what I think I think it's going to be One of the prominent producers that's going to take 200K from him and give him a fucking... But he doesn't need that even. He doesn't need a prominent producer. I mean, but you know what?

That's going to break the mold, though. But that's going to break the mold, though. He's going to... I don't think it's going to happen. I believe so. I believe so. I don't think it's going to happen. We're going to...

Kanye. That's my joke. Listen, I see Kanye. Kanye is the perfect example. Kanye would do it. That's the perfect example. I can see Kanye. Perfect example. believe so we're gonna do that we just You're right. We just going to make it on a religious tip. Jesus. Jesus. Save him. Yeah. I can see that. I can see that. Jesus. Save him. Yo, did we just executive produce it?

No, no, no. Chill, chill, chill. Yo, that's some fucked up shit, though. That's the world we're living in. Yeah, it's nuts right now. That's the world we're living in. I can't believe we watched that one unfold. Yeah, I would never, I would never.

It's been a while. It seems like a slow train crash, though, that we saw coming. Yeah, but I'm not going to lie. I foresaw a darker thing. You know what I'm saying? For it to be worse than what it is? I saw the street crashing down on him in a way not so much whatever happened. I don't even know how that shit even happened.

Yeah, it's beyond all of us. And in court in the first fucking place. Me, I just was like, niggas gonna get tired of you. Right. And eventually... No, he started telling them

the next day. Eventually, like, they gonna, you know what I'm saying? They call him Monday morning. He started telling them Monday afternoon. Like, it didn't take a lot. What happened? How did he even... he just was a person of interest they do like this I mean it

seemed like it was open case for a minute on them yeah yeah yeah yeah he was just like that's all right what does that think about me the day about New York is it is everything that like we could be doing things that y'all do in New Orleans but it means fact that it is in New York and it's in the city, it would be magna five, ten times more. I check that out every time somebody get popped with a gun in New York. Yeah, ten times more is magna. I can't fucking, like, fuck that. Like, fuck, man.

We come from guns. Like, I'm the nicest guy. I'm from Florida. We got guns all day long. I'm super nice, man. I always had guns, though. Like, I had a gun Just riding around

I don't want to do nothing But y'all niggas got guns I don't know what the fuck Y'all about to do I would hate to fucking be like Oh I wish I had a fucking gun You know what I mean So like

Fuck That's what I was And then like The shit happened with Wayne And shit Oh yeah And then The one dude

Fucking embarrassed And Ja Rule the same week. He shot like, he hit himself and I still, I gotta go? I already learned

my lesson. I shot myself in the leg and you say, yeah, yeah, I gotta go to jail. That's fucking crazy. Yeah, and I listen to songs.

I would be at my house like, man, I hope Fabulous is alright out there because he's rapping about riding around with this motherfucking, if they get him,

you know what I'm saying, they're going to be fucked up. You know what I'm saying? Y'all will be concerned about y'all all the time, man. And how's the New Orleans gun laws? Y'all like Miami? I could just...

It's the South. I have it done. I got gun laws. It's in here. It's in here. Come on, man. Come on. It's in here!

You riding with the radio, Pooley. You heard everything that's going on. You know it's in here. I have to have it in here. It's fucking madness out there, man. We got them out here. And we got concealed weapons permits in the whole nine. Wow, yeah, I know. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Like they got the open

open carry makes me fucking weird yeah Texas oh the Texas shit y'all with the white boys and you walking around walking around they got rifles and shit I think you just waiting

to shoot me you just wanting to be able to shoot me it's just right down that's fucking crazy you know what I'm saying but other than that The American West

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Everything is great? Or how did that go? Me and Dame straight. Okay. That is madness. Right. Yeah. Remember, we talked about it. I was like, man.

We talked about it last time. I was like, I'm not built like that. I can't keep fucking going. You know what I'm saying? I thought this was a new pop-up. Yeah, it probably is new. Right. Just because, you know, when you don't do something, when you're not doing something,

they're just going to say you did something. And that's what's up. But nah, fucking, I like, I spoke to her recently. Like, fucking, like, she not pick shit pop up on your Instagram sometimes. Uh-huh. So, dude just popped up and I was like whoa

the fuck so I just hit him like man what the fuck like what's happening man and that was

that like fucking that's dope big up Dave Dave yeah he was smoking a joint as a pool

that's what I was thinking you was doing fuck it I mean I had a good time in that situation

and it it's how I learned a bit about taking care of everything on my own. Because you've been on different labels. You've been on— Yeah, for sure. And with that situation, they had— that's how I learned you didn't have to have that big-ass fucking camera and this whole fucking spiel going to make it.

When you learned this? When I got there and they had the 5D Canon camera. That was my first time seeing a 5D camera. And they shot one of the homies,

the first dude I smoked a joint with, Michael Sterling, Michael Sterling Eaton. And just so happened, he's like, yeah, I shot some ads for Nike,

blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. And I used to do shit for them back in the day. We like to say filmed here. Oh, filmed. We don't like to say filmed. Yeah, yeah. We're scared of death.

All right. Oh, dig it. Dig it. And then he filmed. He shot. He filmed a video. He filmed a video for me that evening.

You know what I'm saying? And it fucking catapulted me into MTV fucking Fab Five, like people who was going to make it and all this kind of shit. And I had never seen a video done, like shot and then edited and given back to me that night.

I had it that night. You know what I'm saying? I come from like Jeff Panzer and shit, Universal, and they would shoot shit and then it's like weeks and weeks and weeks until you see it and then they got to change it

and then they got to do some more shit and smoke and do boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. But this just was it and I had it that day. So I was like, nah, if we could,

I could shoot how many? And they were like, as many as motherfuckers feel like shooting for you. And everybody wanted to shoot for me because I was just smoking the fucking camera dudes out.

I was just smoking motherfuckers out. So it was like, I had a zillion videos and shit. Did that help your independence mindset at that point? For sure, because I was like, if I could do that, you know what I'm saying,

then fuck, I don't need that shit. You don't need these big budgets and all this crazy shit. Yeah, because that's when I learned like a video shoot could be 15 minutes as opposed to the whole day because I'm going to run the verse two or three times,

I'm going to lean on the car, you know what I'm gonna run the verse two or three times. I'm gonna lean on the car. You know what I'm saying? Shoot her butt cheeks and fucking, that's it, man. I'm on my way to the house. Send it to me in the morning. And that's it. And that's just HD. Yeah.

And it's good. Like, I know that I shifted the way videos are shot. I know that I did that because I show I'm not I don't hide the game so motherfuckers who was around me I'm sure like bam now we can get this boom boom shoot this I watched it happen and the whole game like change that's that's what happened that shit came from that what you're in control thing 2009-10 when they had that creative control she could and she gave a shoot now that shit that fucking did that, that fixed everything.

Everybody like, because I broke, everybody threw the motherfucker. Bro, Wizda, Krip, all kind of motherfuckers. So everybody was picking that up. Oh, I could just run and do this shit. Bam, I need how much that camera cost. Rob Markman And this coming from Dane's studio, right? DJ Premier Yeah, DD-172. Rob Markman So shout out to Dane for-

DJ Premier Big up to Dane. DJ Premier Yeah, I would give him that anytime, for sure. That shit, that's how I learned that I could do that shit. For sure. Now how you and Smoke DZA hook up? Oh man, in New York. He came to the fucking damn spot.

His manager, Johnny Shipes, we was cool. He fucked with Nip. Big up cinematic. He fucked with Nip. And DZA and Devin the Dude had a song. And Shipes was like, yo, I want to put you on this record with Smoke, DZA, and Devin. And I did it. And then when I went to New York one day, we shot the video, and DZA was cool as fuck.

I was like, no, just don't smoke the blunts. Like, smoke. Let me roll you some joints, you know what I'm saying? I rolled you some joints and shit, and this dude was like, Seinfeld, hilarious. I was like, all right, cool, I fuck with you. And then you did a whole EP together, correct? Yeah, we did that. And if we hang out, we do that.

We got gang workers. Yeah, if we hang out, we do that. Also, you on Smoke Dizzo Starting a podcast Is this correct Yeah I wanna Definitely That's my plan God damn Make some noise We're doing good

We're doing good To keep it funky I did not know about Podcasts Right I had I went on something With

Rosenberg And I did that I didn't know And they're back by the way Yeah that I didn't know yeah but I didn't know what the fuck I was at I was like

nah that was like a cool kind of thing cause it was at the station yeah we went we went to a stuffy ass setting and I was like

this is about to be that bullshit and then it was cool and I was like oh alright I didn't know that kind of shit could happen

and I never knew what the fuck I was at and then we did we did a drink chance and I was like what the fuck I was at and then we did we did a drink chat and I was like a what you know what I'm saying like a podcast like all right dig it that's why I hit you I had to hit him because I called him I was like look I want to do I want to do one but I didn't know what the fuck that was until I sat down with y'all you know because you think about it like this um currency we're on twitter all day for free. We're on, if you think about how long

you're on Twitter, this is probably how long you're here. So just think about it. Or Instagram. Or Instagram. If you dedicate that same time to you posting a picture or you liking the picture or you going on Twitter and you put an hour and 20 minutes into

this and this is what your fans really, their fans really want. Because you'll get so much by typing. You know what I told Ray Kwan? I told Ray Kwan, I'll see you in five years. Rappers will be dropping their albums on podcasts. Because think about it. Because think about it.

If you have an audience that's tuned in to you, some of them just don't have the money to buy an album or hit a stream. But if they can tune in to you and it could be free and they'll tune in every fucking week All right, so just people just love you and just don't have the money. You know I'm sad So this thing about as long as it's free and we charge people for ads Why would you go to a record label? Or even a even a distributor when you already got your distribution if you set it up correct. You know what I'm saying?

So I was glad when you hit me and you said that. I was like, I hit E and I was like, yo, you know what? Let's come out here and you're a man of your word. I want to big you up for that.

I said, yo, let's go this week. You said, we'll do it this week. And I want to big that motherfucker up. God damn it. I'm going crazy. Motherfucker, you're a fan of your word. You can't play. Life too short.

You know what I'm saying? That's the thing about podcasts, what I want to tell you, and it's great that I can tell you live, is as long as, because you want to do it with Smoke Dizzle, right? Y'all together? Yeah, man, boy, yes. Just as long as y'all just dedicate, because you don't have to see each other and do it every week, but y'all got to get together and have, so you have material. Because the one thing about it, I got to warn you, and I see here a and do it every week, but y'all got to get together and have, like, you know, so you have material. Because the one thing about it,

I got to warn you, and I see here a friend do an interview, and he said all podcasters encourage other people to do podcasts, but the one thing about it, if you build your audience and you leave them, they will curse out your whole family. Listen to me. Yo,

listen to me. You can't stop. Like, once you get that audience You gotta pick a rhythm Whether it be weekly or bi-weekly Just pick a rhythm that you can do And just do it We both took a break So we took a break

But we never took a break We became a TV show And so we took a break with the TV show Schedule Our podcast audience was not fucking with that schedule So we became a TV show became a TV. So we took a break with the TV show Schedule They would be stalking us like I can't you know, like Jay came here one time and I think he just landed on the thing and one dude

took a flick of him and then he sent it to me and then I hit Jay and he's like, motherfucker, I didn't even leave the airport. How the fuck

you know I'm here? That's how crazy these fucking fans are. They're psychotic. Like, to let us know that he's here for him to be a guest on the show,

like, they let us know he's in here. Get on the show. Like, he know he's in here get on the show he's risking his job like this is a private airport this dude is like this and I'm like so that's my biggest advice

is like if you started when you started and you get your audience you got to stick with them because so many people like like again

they take breaks just like how we did and we we actually learned our lesson by that. We was like, you know what? Fuck it. We're not going to stop.

So what we'll do is like this. We're recording you now. We'll bank episodes. We'll bank episodes. So this way he can go to, you know, coming home and fucking, you know, dog watch. Dog watch. I don't know. I meant to say Vietnam.

That's what you thought it was? Because of TV Johnny. TV Johnny story. So, and then, you know, I can do whatever and we'll still be.

But I think that's an awesome thing because you and Smoke, there's a that's smoking allegiance crowd. Where y'all, it's the black Chi Chi Chong.

You know what I'm saying? Who's Chi Chi Chong? You know what I mean. That's the Vietnamese and TV Johnny people. The TV Johnny people. Chi Chi Chong. You know what I'm saying? Who's Che Che Chong? You know what I mean. That's the Vietnamese. That's the TV Chonies people. The TV Chonies. Che Che Chong. Che Che Chong.

You know what I mean. So, get ahead and eat because I'm going to put it in my notes. I put it in my notes. I got notes and shit. So, when y'all started thinking about doing a podcast for real? Like a month ago. When that like the day, that day. Y'all haven't, how much has he thought it through all together?

Well, how much does a stoner think it through? Every night he smokes, he's thinking something. The next day, not so much. We're always in thought.

Always in thought. But we're like almost not. You know what I'm saying? But y'all serious about it. But absolutely. For sure, for sure. I mean,

my jewelry would be fake if I couldn't do together like in person are you gonna do it like Was it? Yeah. Well, no the plan was to do the shit together. Yeah Y'all should get together because they got it. So because I guess I mean I took the page What I see the way I see it, is me and the homies smoking, you know what I'm saying, and being able to do shit. Because the same way this unlocks a certain element in certain people, we do the same thing to other motherfuckers. God damn it.

Is it Tiger Bone time? I feel like it's Tiger Bone time. Do we have Tiger Bone? You cannot lie. Do we? No. Unless you know some secret Tiger Bone stuff. I ain't going to lie. I see some Casamigos over there. Oh, no, no, no. I'd rather Tiger Bone. You can't lie. Do we? No. Unless you know some secret Tiger Bone. Nah, I ain't gonna find it.

I see some Casamigos over there. Oh, no, no, no. I'd rather drink that. Como se llama? Oh, I got Colombian white, bro. Yeah, yeah. Come on, buddy. So wait.

This is my alcohol. What is that? It's agua de antifire water. Listen. Colombian fire water. This is what Colombians sniff. Just throwing it out there. No, because it sounded like, you know, like a little bit of alcohol.

You know what I mean? You know what I mean? You know what I mean? You know what I mean? You know what I mean? You know what I mean? What is that? It's Al Wadianti, Firewater. Listen. Colombian Firewater. This is what Colombians sniff. Just throwing it out there. No, because it sounded like, you know what I'm saying? Like, wait. The Colombian white. What's up?

These guys are breaking out? That's the point. That was the point. That's the Colombian. It sounded like someone narcos. They're like, everybody's cool. Like, nobody's tripping. I'm the only one, like, looking at y'all and they're like, yeah.

We're going to have one shot at Colombian white. One shot. You and my guys got some big guns. All right, I'm in. one looking at you like, yeah. We're going to have one shot at Columbia. One shot. You're the one that's going to have Casamigos. All right, I'm in. Come on, man. Keep it in the family. All right, all right, I'm in. Remember, we had Dream on here.

Dream was like, niggas ain't going to do no lines. Yo, he said that shit straight. Yo, he was dead serious, though. He was like, Dream, stop. He said, what, you niggas acting like you don't do lines? What the fuck? You're boring. I'm not mistaken Fucking okay. He probably did a few lines. It's on cocaine, out there. I personally seen Ja Rule take an ecstasy and write some shit for TLC.

All right, there you have it. I personally seen it. And then I took an ecstasy and I couldn't write shit. And I was mad as fuck. I was like, damn, nigga, what kind of... What kind you got, nigga? What the fuck happened to my car, nigga? Like, I seen the nigga take an ecstasy.

Nigga was like, it's just those rainy days. Nigga started thinking this shit. I said, oh, shit. What is that? Let me get one of those. I got one. It didn't work. I can't write nothing.

I was sitting there like,. To currency Whoa I'm not gonna lie I'm not gonna lie Be nice That's my shit I wanna laugh

I'm not gonna lie You gotta put that shit On some ice god damn it I won't allow no fuckery right now. I'm not going to lie. That's a good start. You got to put that shit on some ice, goddammit. No, that doesn't need to be enough. That shit. That shit is in my head. Wait, wait, wait. You're going to compare it to fucking, we got Tiger Bowl.

Tiger Bowl is supposed to be hot and disgusting. That can do better when you put it on ice. It's not, it's not. What is it? Is it tequila? The exact, it's the process before rum. Right. Before it becomes rum?

So there's no classification. It's flammable. That shit is for like scrapes and cuts, my nigga. You supposed to put that shit on the braces, dog. That's for when you hurt yourself. That's for cuts, dog. You see the president Jimmy Carter with the cut? Building houses and shit.

That's what the fuck he was drinking. Jimmy Carter was drinking that when they bust him open. It's a fact. Reserved, huh? Yeah. So tell us about this burger spot. We will not have shots of Columbia's white meat. Damn!

Not in the burger spot. Woo! So the infused burger with Columbia's white Columbia was not going to work anymore? It's veggie. Veggie burger. Check it out. That spot was a legendary spot. For sure, for sure. It was in City Park.

Once it was Bud's Brother. Number one legendary New Orleans Hamburger spot When I First Started building Like low rises And shit

We used to take the cars Down and park right there Because The spot is Like a historical building So they didn't change The structure and shit It just was a burger spot

And it used to be Something else beforehand But they just put The burger spot there The cars always Looked be something else beforehand, but they just put the burger spot there. The cars always looked good right there. You know what I'm saying? And then it closed. Closed.

Yeah, like one night, we was just on the set chilling, and they was like, yeah, let's go roll over there. And we went there, and that motherfucker was closed. No warning. Yeah, just closed.

And then the next day, bags in the windows. And then somebody sent me on Twitter that the building was sent me like the write up and what it was going through. What happened? The whole building was sold or just that? The burgers.

About whatever happened I don't know. Fuck what happened. Some turmoil happened. Whatever. Fuck it. So I told Musa I was like yo man pick up Musa yeah

and what's crazy bro Musa is a car guy like myself so he was in the process of looking for a more sign for me

and Hussein to Bentley yeah oh okay yeah I'm looking for one too sooner than later go ahead check it Mo-san for me. Usain to Bitly? Yeah. Oh, okay, yeah. I'm looking forward to it. Sooner than later. Check it. You got to watch how you said it

because they get some kind of way. The Mo-san. What's a Mo-san? I thought it was a Usain. The motherfuckers say you want the Mo-san or something. You done fucked up already. I done fucked up?

They're not going to land on you. I landed on you. They're like, Mo-san. They not going to lay it on you. I lay it on you. They going to make sure you feel crazy. Rob Markman, you know what I'm saying? Rob Markman, I got to connect the Chevy. Rob Markman, I got you. Rob Markman, I was going to get that.

I was going to get that and then I showed him that, that somebody tagged me and some shit about the building. I was like, if we could do that, I'm not really tripping off the car. Rob Markman, I like Chevys, old schools. But my partner, he know I need that other shit for people to know what level I'm operating on in the game. He understands that. That's my manager.

So he know, you got to buy the roads. You got to have that shit to let these niggas know. So he was definitely about to go cash out on me. About to do that. I was like, nah, let's bust a move on this. So motherfucker do that. And I was like, nah, let's bust a move on this. So, motherfucker did that, you know, and helped me to where

I didn't have to dig in too much of my scratch, you know what I'm saying? So let me ask you, did you keep the original of, like the original staff or like the original recipe?

Everything had, everything had, something happened. You know what I'm saying? So, the spot is golden, regardless. And I don't want to do,

I could have made it a Buzz Brawler. They reached out. It was Buzz Brawler before. Okay, okay. And they reached out, the people who own the name. You know, it was like, yo, if you want to turn that into a Buzz Brawler, we could do that. And I was like, nah, we're going to do our own shit. So it's Life Burger.

Yeah. You got Impossible Burgers on there? We need to get the impossible burger we've been discussing it I saw Burger King was offering that shit is alright I'm not gonna lie we're fucking with it

I haven't had any of that cause I don't understand how that works I ain't gonna lie I'm a hater if it come to food I will critique this shot so you had the impassive I had it in our birds is good it tastes like a what was it good it tastes like I mean that I remember it tastes like a while it tastes like a wopper yeah and it was

good and it was alright so that doesn't scare you yes what. It does. So, so, so, what are they doing? Are they extracting flake? Are they putting the needle in the cow? Soiling green. Extracting the essence from his fucking... You ever had a Beyond Burger? You ever had one of those?

And that's another one I'm starting to have. That one looks like... I don't understand. You know that shit. Because that's science. I don't understand. And Soylent Green is like that. So why? You know that shit was made of people. Right. That's Soylent Green. That's Soylent Green.

Yeah. Just fast forward that movie all the way to the end. That's what I said. Motherfucker right up to the screen. It's like, Soylent Green just made of people. That's what I think about every time I eat that shit. It's people, bruh. Oh, man.

So they might be telling you What is that we call so many green I think so you've never seen that movie though It's a movie. We're like in the future humanity. Yeah, everything is Made food for everybody right to keep humans good and like people that can't afford food. They just good they eat good Everybody else Everybody else Recycled into food I don't really fuck with that because Let it fit. All right. It's a veggie burger. It's because of the imposter burger. I don't really fuck with that because alright,

it's a veggie burger. It should taste terrible. Right. Yeah, you should be picking out a parsley out your mouth. Because it's not a hamburger, so it should taste terrible. No, I disagree with you. Morningstar burgers used to be the shit. What's that? Morningstar is a brand. It's a brand.

For some reason It was like it was like happy in the hood and I didn't like why I Only started Like a hand it tastes like a hand yeah, yeah, yeah the original Morningstar the original ones that I had yesterday Yeah, yeah, you ain't gonna take a bone Chris You got no tiger bone, Chris? Alright, the streets dry right now. Alright, cool. My garage got one. The streets dry, bro. The sidewalk get nasty tomorrow.

The streets dry. It's totally green. These people. So then you linked up with Ski Beatz. My man. I met him, well, shit, Dame. Dame again. I met him over there and fucking was crazy.

At first, Dame was like, yo, this is Ski. You know? And I'm like, cool, you know, he's playing beats.

Like, these beats hard. You know? Let's do it. And then he, he was like, yo, who you listen to? And I was like, yeah, fucking Biggie, Camp Low.

I said Camp Low like second. You know, the second thing, whatever I said. Whatever I said first. I might have said so and so. That's what you want, huh? You beat each other up on the sky. This is it, huh? So I said Camp Low. And he was so and so. That's what you want, huh? You're beating each other up in the sky. This is it, huh? So I said Camp Lowe. And he was like,

I did that whole album. Wow. And then he was like... Wait, Ski did that whole album? Wow, I didn't know that. I didn't know that either. I didn't know that either. You're fucking me up.

You're fucking me up right now. I didn't know that. He didn't work with Sporty Thieves too? Was that him too? No. I believe he did. He might have did that. He told me something with Sporty Thieves too? Was that him too? No. I believe he did. He might have did that. He told me something about them too.

Okay. But dig it. Fucking, he was like, yeah, I did. I did this. I did this. You know, bam, bam, bam, bam. He was like, but of all the shit, you know what I'm saying? Like, that's with you?

He was like, all right. And then he played me a different set of beats. Nah, yeah, he's ill. He's ill. You feel me? Dane was like, this is my partner from New Orleans.

Playing some beats. Ski didn't know, you know what I'm saying? Ski didn't know double XL, top 10, nothing. He was just like,

whatever, nigga from New Orleans. He didn't play you City Boy with it. He was playing some beats. He was playing some beats. And then, when I told him

what I was listening to, he ran out, I fucked with Cam Bloom. And then he knew, you know what I'm playing some beats. And then when I told him what it was, he realized I fucked with Cam Bloom. And then he knew, you know what I'm saying, what kind of air I had. And then he played shit. Smooth. Yeah, he dropped some shit. And then we got to talking. And then we were talking about the shit, all the shit he did for Jay.

And I told him what my records was I fucked with from him. And it was specifically the ones that he fucked with from Reasonable Dog and shit like that. Then I realized who I was around, and I didn't want to fuck with nobody else. What makes you do whole projects with people, though? Because I got to give you a shot to get all your shit off. If I fuck with nine producers, this song might be my song about bitches. You made me

that beat. This song might be about the fucking homie that fucking got smoked. So I got my pain out of the way with you. And you made a beat that called for that. So I got a beat from you a day you was going through something. But if I fuck with one producer, then he could get all his

emotions out too. The whole time I get mines out. You know what I'm saying? Like, that motherfucker making beats, like, the homie might've got

smoked too. His partner got whacked but he still gotta make beats. You know what I'm saying? But that's gonna reflect in that. It might be going all good with this bitch

at this point. These beats are going to reflect that. And then, shit might be awesome for me at that time. So I picked that beat too. Bam!

It's going to work. You know what I'm saying? So we go through our whole thing like that. What producer have you not worked with that you want to do a whole project with?

Pierre Bourne? Yeah, the young homie. The young homie. He tight as fuck. Because the shit that I fuck with from Playboy Cardi is the shit he did.

And that's why I told Cardi before, I'm like, you know, I know he could go. He doing what he doing because it work. But he could actually,

I know he could go too. You know what I'm saying? I know he could go. I wouldn't fuck with him if he couldn't. I know he could go because he fuck with me. Like when I saw people talk to him about who he listen I know he could go because he fuck with me like when I saw people

talk to him about who he listened to and he spoke on me I was like well you not listening to me you know what I'm saying and and fucking around

so he doing what he do to get his bag but I know he could go too you know what I'm saying so yeah but Pierre Bond he got shit

um I might I think that's it because I've been lucky enough to fuck with the people I fuck with. I didn't listen to

all of what was presented to me. Everything I fucked with, I always dug for whatever I fucked with. Who's your favorite producer? Al. Al? Al? Al?

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If comic books played music how children's books did when you turn the pages, that's Alchemist. Yeah. For anything. For sure. And then when me and that dude jammed up, when we met, we did the whole fucking, we did Covert Coup, like sitting there. Yeah, come on.

The alchemist. Yeah, he tight as shit. Just standing there. Yo, listen, I hung out with Alchemist for like a day. Day and a half. Never seen him eat. Oh, we ate donuts and- Donuts and coffee.

That's it. Ginger juice. Ginger lemonade. That's all I seen him eat was coffee. And we made my tape based on album covers. He's got all these vinyls, the whole thing. Oh, in the studio. And I'm just looking through, oh man, this is nuts. Look at him and this girl and then a wagon. This is a good album cover. And he just fucking throw the shit on and pull something off of that.

We did the whole thing based on what I looked at on the cover. I'm like, yeah, I don't know what this is. And then some of this shit was like Russian music and other shit. But I'm like, damn, it's a bitch looking in the mirror in the castle. It's a hard ass album cover.

Like, give me something off of here. He'll just fucking pull something off that bitch. When was the first time you were with him? Damn.

Was it on the CNN? And he, he produced on the, on the Reunion, right? Yeah. Yeah. Was that the first time yeah

yeah he was rapping around then no he used to be in a group called the hooligans I didn't know Alchemist

I saw him yeah he rapped yeah I saw him on TV one time that boy was I never knew I would know any of you

you know what I'm saying so that's that's funny as fuck to me you know what I'm saying? So that's funny as fuck to me. You know what I'm saying? Like, I watched everything. I saw every fucking thing. And then it's like, you know what I'm saying? That's nuts.

Today, well, today, was it today? Well, yesterday, because we spoke about Drake. So Drake actually watched the interview and called Elliot Wilson. It was like, yo, man, how you going to tell people that I flaked on you two times in the interview? And you're telling it to Norrie. Norrie said, last year,

you're supposed to save that story. He said, but tell Norrie I want to do Drink Champs. And I bring up that story to say is I kind of respect because one thing for sure, two things for certain and three things for sure, sure, sure, sure

is when we said that, we were saying that because we want people for our culture to, we understand the Apple deals and sometimes you have to go see certain people. But when it comes to the culture, we should support each other. That's why you got to do your own shit.

You know what I'm saying? We should support each other. And that's why, like I was saying in the interview, it sets a precedence when you see Jay-Z do 444 album and only do one interview. now I was doing Come On Drink Champs and now it's time for the new generation. It's time for the, you know what I'm saying, even the Dr. Dre's and the Eminem's. It's like, you know what? This is something that's

foolproof. It's for us, by us. That's why I was mindful about my response when you asked who I was listening to. Because a lot of these little niggas is knuckleheads. But the ones I fuck with, I done jammed up with,

smoked weed with, talked to them, and I know for sure, like, all right. You know, because I was once in a group, a bunch, I was young, and motherfuckers thought we was

complete assholes. You know what I'm saying? And then it's like, they're like, you know what, you and the one from Pittsburgh, and with this guy, y'all might do something. What was the name of that group? You know what I'm saying? And then it's like, they're like, you know what, you and the one from Pittsburgh and with this guy, y'all might do something. What was the name of that group?

You know what I'm saying? No, I'm just saying, not a group. Just in that bunch. I was in it. I was a young trash bag as far as rap was concerned. And then Raekwon was like,

nah, this nigga's legit. This nigga's legit. This nigga's legit. But I made sure to speak on the people who I want to come through this motherfucker. Because I know I put you on some names

and when you meet them and you check out what I'm talking about, you'll realize they're the ones that's going to preserve this. Because if it wasn't for the motherfuckers being G's when I was little, then I wouldn't have wanted to do this.

Right now, the way this shit look, if it was me as a child, I wouldn't want to do this because everybody looks stupid. So it's like I wouldn't want to fuck with that shit. It's not motherfuckers being real. I don't really see nothing I can really fuck with. It's a few. It's a few. And I come from an era where everything was like that.

So for us to preserve it and make sure that it shifts back to what made us do what we're doing, we got to take the little ones, the young niggas that's focused and know, you know what I'm saying, and put them down, you know what I'm saying? Totally agree with you. Yeah, support them. The motherfuckers I spoke on I know that's motherfuckers who will hear that

I said it and they they gonna slide like it's not even it's not no thing you know what I'm saying for sure

and they the ones you gotta have in here who's the next guy from New Orleans yo it's like five get out of here because

alright first off I got a label you know So my set for show P is fucking Feet is Big a pleasure. Big up Fiend.

Yeah. He shitted on me when I first met him. Get out of here. Mind you. I need to hear that. I definitely reached out. I'm like, dog, I'm trying to do my thing. And Fiend was on No Limit, right?

Yeah. For sure. Okay. All right. I'm like, man, I'm trying to do my thing. I want to do my own thing. I want to do a record. I can't sing you the beat.

And he was like, yeah, Carl Musa. You know what I'm saying? And I was like, you the beat. And he was like, yeah, call Moosa. You know what I'm saying? And I was like, you know, and artists, you know, artist to artist, you don't want somebody to put somebody in between. I'm talking to you. I'm right next to you. And you just told me, call dude. You know what I'm saying?

So I was like, bet. I'm never calling dude. And I'm not worried about doing the record because I was physically right by you, dog. So like, what the fuck? You know what I'm saying calling a dude, and I'm not worried about doing the record, because I was physically right by you, dog. So like, what the fuck? You know what I'm saying? Right, right. And then the universe fucking lined up, and we smoked all kind of weed. And once, soon as I got high, the first time I smoked a joint with him, I was like, check

it out, bro. Like, do you even know? You know what I'm saying? He was like, bro, don't worry. He's like, what you telling niggas now? When niggas come around, I'm like, for sure. I get it? He was like, bro, don't worry. He's like, what you telling niggas now when niggas coming out? I'm like, for sure.

I get it. I got it, but I'm not. How you didn't see that I wasn't that? Like, you were supposed to see through that.

Like, nah, this nigga's legit. But he didn't see it. And that's what I do now. So many people call Moosa. As soon as they come talking, oh yeah,

this fucking, bam, you know, hit my man, and he'll fucking bingo, bongo, I'll fucking put just fucking, bam, you know, get my man in here, fucking bingo, bongo, I'll fucking put up with you tomorrow, you know,

it's all good, I see how that happens, I just didn't want that shit, you know what I'm saying, but, yeah, so, Fendi P,

T.Y., T.Y. is fucking B.G.'s son from the Highboys, oh shit, B.G.'s son? Yeah, that's my man's too, oh wow, okay,

he's doing his shit, Fendi's doing his,, that's my man. Oh, wow. Okay. He's doing his shit. Fiend's doing his. But outside of my camp. And it's crazy because in my city, and it's crazy. Once you do something, people start feeling like it's up to you if they make, if they get somewhere. So I get back laughed sometimes because young niggas like, man, bro, dude don't want to fucking pull nobody on or get nobody in the light. And I don't understand that because it's like, you just do what you're doing and you end up in the light. I don't understand.

You know what I'm saying? But this is my chance to speak on some people and then they work to speak for them. It's not something that I could just push a button and make it be on, you know what I'm saying? But fucking Nino Calvin, this guy LG, that's my partner. He's super tight.

No, no. This is just the city. This is just the city. Nino Calvin, LG, this young dude named Wee Junkie. I wish he would change his name. I want to fucking, and look, bam, this is it. Wait, Wee Junkie? Yeah, and I thought about texting him because I just did a record for him the other day

because I was like, I want to make sure that this shit go because I feel like it's going to go. But when I was sending him the email back, I was like, I'm sending this back to weed junk. Now I was like, damn, we might need to do something. But you know, I don't know, I'm old.

Old nigga, I'm in my 30s. I don't know, you know what I'm saying? That's probably the shit. Nah, you know. You know what I'm saying? But I think like, we might need to just

sharpen it a bit, you know what I'm saying? And you know, I took a risk because it's New Orleans. These little I'm saying? And, you know, I took a risk because it's New Orleans. These little niggas is nuts. My man, I ain't even playing on you. I'm telling you for sure

how we can fucking bust a move. I think if we just sharpen that, you know what I'm saying? Or maybe he can, you know, maybe if he keep pressing it, it'll fucking go. But who knows, you know? Because a lot of people,

there's like the baby and baby and stuff like that. Yeah, it's working. And if I wasn't like that, yeah, for sure. And I think that and stuff like that. Yeah, it's working. And if I was a little baby and the baby. Yeah, for sure. And I think that I thought maybe that wasn't going to happen. I think that I thought that. Like, just in kicking it, I was like, wait, that's not going to be able to work because

it's too many. And I sat in the car today and I saw three songs come on with, you know, I was like, oh, all right, for sure. These niggas, there's the baby. You know distinctly who that is. And there's's the baby. You know distinctly who that is. And there's Lil Baby. And you know distinctly who that is. And that ain't nothing because it's Lil Everybody.

And them niggas was all like sewing together. And I was like, fucking right. I was in the car like, I'm just getting on, man. Like, you can do that shit. You know what I'm saying? So I don't know, bro. Me, personally, I just wish my little arm would change tonight. Right.

Because this is somebody else named Junkie or something? No, I just don't like Junkie. that. Somebody else named him a junkie or something? No, I just don't like junkies. That's what I'm saying. You don't like the junkie on the record. I don't like that moniker attached to his weed. That's my partner. He loves weed. Weed addict. I wouldn't like that weed

fiend. I've heard people say weed fiend, but when I heard weed fiend, I didn't smoke weed. And that made me attribute it all to the D.A.R.E. program, and weed was drugs to me. I'm like nine years old. I've heard people say weed fiend. The D.A.R.E. program? Yeah.

And I'm like, weed fiend? Oh, yeah. I don't know. I want to touch the weed. I'm a weed fiend. Like the right fiend. Heroin fiend. You know, I'm straight on that shit.

Now, one of the things about New Orleans, which was very distinctive to me when I used to go out there, was I used to see the young people on heroin. Like, heroin used to always be like an older drug to me. Like, it used to be like, you got to be in your 40s. Heroin is the, let's go get the nigga who shot my brother drug. Let's go break in this nigga house drug. Because I want to do this shit and not really fucking feel it. Wow. Like, that's how it gets so crazy.

There's no problem with fucking bus fucking opening fucking at the Mother's Day fucking picnic because you see your app because you full of heroin. Fuck it. You're not even processing how many people you see hit the ground. That's not who you was hitting at. That nigga probably got out of there. You still got to deal with that shit. You know what I'm saying? But it's not real to you because you full of that shit.

Like, I know that's what they jumped behind. You know, as I got older, I realized that some motherfuckers who I really was like, damn, this nigga like, he's like one of the hardest niggas. Like, this nigga's a whole fucking killer. You know what I'm saying? But it's like, nah, you like, that wasn't coming out of you. It was numb. You didn't even realize what you was doing.

I thought you was a monster. You know what I'm saying? But you was jumping behind something and then running and doing that. And you a monster in a different way, too, you know, to do that. Right. You know what I'm saying? But it wasn't really, you just wasn't, you different way to do that. Right. You know what I'm saying? But it wasn't really, you just wasn't, you ain't really like that.

You're not Skeletor. Not the fuck I thought you were. Has it got better in New Orleans or still pretty much the same? I used to go to New Orleans. Well, I mean, all the designer clubs. I think I said it last episode. One thing I noticed is it's a lot of Latinos that people don't never speak about in New Orleans. Yeah, for sure. But I think

it got bigger after the hurricane. Bigger? Yeah. Like it showed, you know, I saw, I didn't see fucking some kind of chicken. We got some kind of thing. A pollo loco? Not that one. I don't know if it's

pollo loco. What's that about? We got something. And I was like damn, we didn't have that. You know what I'm saying? I was like motherfuckers, I don't know if it's Pollo Loco. What's that by that for? We got something. And I was like, damn, we ain't had that. You know what I'm saying? I was like, motherfuckers out here. You hear me? They came out this bitch like, them motherfuckers out here. They don't want churches.

They don't want churches. We want that motherfucker. So they had to build that bitch. You still got churches out there? We got churches out here. Oh, yeah, I did see churches. I ain't gonna lie. It was bulletproofed up. that bitch churches out there that's what the biscuit said Godfather 4 featuring um action action Bronson action Bronson That's my man Uh Godfather 3 Was a terrible movie

I didn't really understand There is no Godfather 4 Right No So that's what he's saying So you make it up For the terrible movie

Oh I didn't peep that Oh okay It's deep And it's not even deep Because like Godfather 3 Was trash I couldn't

I don't know I don't want to say so Because the fans I can't be mad Because Andy Garcia He cute But he's in the movies I got listen I never liked the world people were acting their asses but what they were told to do that's all you like no no no I mean I'm never really watched them now you gotta watch Godfather 2 2 is the best I'll I think I watched the part, Fredo,

and you said, you traded the family. I know that. I have no idea. I watched every other Mom's movie. Nah, it's a good movie, man. It's a good movie. They slow. They very slow. They slow.

They slow. That's why. It's the same thing. Shit used to happen every day, but it wasn't popping Very slow. They slow. They slow. That's why. It's the same thing. Right. Shit wasn't happening. Shit used to happen every day. But it wasn't like popping. It wasn't shootouts every day. Well, let's get to Godfather 4. So Godfather 4, you call Axl Bronson.

I fucking, well, I did the verse. It was like I was going to close it out. And I don't listen to myself in my car or hanging out. I listen to it twice after we left, and then that's it. So the second time that they played it, I was like, it feels like it needs to still be playing. And I was like, I don't want to say, I don't have another verse. I pretty much said what I had to say. The only motherfucker I really could hear has to talk about food.

Because it was Godfather 4. the only motherfucker I really could hear have to talk about food. Ooh. Like, because it was Godfather 4. So I'm thinking about the meeting of the five families, food, and like, Action Bronson is going to make a reference to Veal or some shit I don't know about, you know what I'm saying? So I fucking hear them like, yeah, that's the perfect dude to fucking get on that shit.

Did you ever feel weird? Because I know, like, Ray Kwan is your man. Yeah. You have Ray Kwan on your albums and vice versa, and the discrepancies between Action and Ghost. T.J. For sure. I watched Ghost play Teddy Pendergrass, Be For Real. Rob Markman, That was the hardest thing.

T.J. And you know I'm a low rider, so I listen to oldies before I listen to anything. So I was like, damn. Rob Markman, And then Ghost kept moving his sweatpants up. T.J. Yeah, he picked that record, and I was just sitting in there, I was like, man. And then Ghost kept moving his sweatpants up. Yeah, he picked that record. And I was just sitting in there. I was like, man.

This is terrible. I'm not going to reach out. You know what I'm saying? This will pan out. You know what I'm saying? And I believe it did. I didn't. I don't know.

It seems like it got smoothed out. I believe it did. I believe it did. I mean, I could hear the difference. I didn't hear Action Bronson and say, is this the new Ghostface tape? No, I think hear the difference. I didn't hear Action Bronson and say, this is the new Ghostface tape. No, I think the problem was... I didn't say that.

There were similarities in there. No, I think the problem was, I think Ghost, you know, didn't really mind at first and didn't really care. But I believe Action went on ESPN. For sure. All right.

Now, I will say I did see that and I was like, I wouldn't have said that. Yeah, he was wrong. But I'm not actually surprised. I'm not actually surprised, you know. They said, what do you think? He said, Ghost is not making raps like this no more. Action, though, he my partner, you know.

But I for sure was like, whoa. Action is my dude, too. Yeah, Action is my dude, too. But it wasn't on the level of where I could call action. And later on, I figured out what he was trying to say. But on that platform, that day, the way it was expressed. They all took it the wrong way. Everyone took it the wrong way.

Oh, I've got to call Ghostface right now. They all fucking took it the wrong way, though. And that's why I was like, see, I wouldn't have said that. They all fucking took it the wrong way, though. And that's why I was like, see, I wouldn't have said that. Because you give a motherfucker the opportunity to do what you fucking did. Because you know what it came across as? It came across as,

you know, ghosts lost it. I'm the better ghost. I'm the better ghost. That's what it came across as. Yeah, yeah. And the fans don't help. The fans exacerbate the whole shit. No, no, but the fact is this.

It was on ESPN. So this is not a hip-hop platform. You think the fans didn't help. The fans exacerbate the whole shit. No, but the fact is this. It was on ESPN. So this is not a hip-hop platform. No, but you think the fans didn't pick up off of that? No, I'm just saying. They were already talking shit. No, what I'm saying is, but the fans that picked up on it is predominantly sports fans.

Right. So sports is against each other. So if you're a sports fan, you're automatically in battle mode. You know what I'm saying? You don't think about... You don't think about... Lying in the sand.

Immediately. Like when you're battling, like LeBron is battling and Kevin Durant, they cool off side of the court, but as soon as they start going against each other, it's fucking war.

And that's what I think happened. I think that you had a bunch of sports fans that only could see Knicks versus Nets and Jets versus Giants and Cowboys versus Patriots. And when they seen that,

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was my partners too so it was just me and my partners as far as everything that just came in

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you did the freshman cover right? yeah in 09 it was me and fucking me, Wale,

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My pops died on July 3rd in 98. Now nigga leave mad herb. I went number one right before that. My father used to think I never was rapping. He thought I was lying to my mother. So when he saw a super thug, he finally came up to me and was like, Papito, I'm sorry.

The nigga was like, yo, I'm sorry, but you was a bad kid. Like, I didn't believe you. When you said you rapping, I'm looking at you the whole time like, go ahead, go ahead. Okay. Okay, DK, you're rapping. Okay. Okay. It was horrible, man. What?

Oh, my phone. Okay, thank you. But, um, what the fuck I was talking about the baby oh the baby so when a baby said that I was actually listening to it

I wasn't even actually hearing it and when he said that it should just stop I had to stop I was walking somewhere or jogging

I don't even remember but I had to stop and when he said that I was just like oh shit and you know a lot of times you think as OG's cause see a lot of times you think as OG's

cause see a lot of times I don't show love or I don't over you know reciprocate love because

you know sometimes they'll look at you and be like the old nigga and I'm cool I'm cool in my own section and so I stay

when I see things like that where I relate to you directly like you know I wanna reach out like I wanna I wanna go to his next show and be like yo homie the shit that you went through I relate to you directly. Like, you know, I want to reach out. Like, I want to go to his next show

and be like, yo, homie, the shit that you went through, you was not the first, bro. And I'm not claiming I'm the first. But I'm saying, I went through that.

And then he had my whole story. He was like, my father was my hero. And that was my hero. My father was my hero. And I lost him in the best year of my life. The very best year of my life.

And when I heard him have the same exact story, I was just like, I was touched. I was like, you know, and like Irv, because the Irv episode is going to come out and it's going to seem like we don't fuck with the young dudes. But that's the reason why Irv is like, I need something to identify with them with. So now a person like him, I identify with him. I know how hard it is to have a number one single, a number one album, and have the number one person gone from your

life. I can identify with that. You understand? This Bachelor Young thing is, because it's every year now. It's not like it was, you know what I'm saying? Like, my shit lasted for like four years as new young. Now it's like 15 minutes.

But this batch is more vocal about the real life and what's actually going on as opposed to just I ate nine pills and got the bitch on the roof. You know what I'm saying? Niggas is definitely...

Do you think that's what's going on. Do you think that's what's oversaturated right now? Is because, like, I've never really heard you rap about other things other than weed.

Right. But, I remember one of my friends said to me, he said, man, them motherfuckers make me feel like I gotta buy a paddock.

Right? Right? So, when you listen to the music sometimesuckers make me feel like I got to buy a paddock. Right? Right? So when you listen to the music sometimes, it make you feel like you supposed to be high too. Like you supposed to be on Ophiuchus too. For sure. You supposed to be on Xanax too. Yeah.

And then- That's what happened. I mean, that's probably what happened to me. I grew up to fucking Snoop and Drake. Right. to me. I grew up to fucking Snoop and Drake. But I also was like super, when I was younger, like paying attention to what school was saying and I was like, not

fucking with shit. I was like, this sounds good. I'm not fucking with that though. You know what I'm saying? I was existing in both worlds. You never did another drug? Mushrooms. Salvia once. Wait, no.

Or five times. Right, but... But the fifth time... Salvia's the fake weed? Shut it down. It's not fake weed. No, it's not weed at all. It's fucking, like, fucking peyote.

Yeah, what? You go to the smoke shop and you ask for salvia and they're like... Salvia? They're going to the bank and get it ask for salvia and they're like, salvia? They're going to the bank and get it, you know what I'm saying? It's legal some places. Fuck.

I don't know what salvia is. I'm like, look up people on YouTube. And look up the fake weed, right? No, stop fake weeding it. It's its own thing.

It's a fucking plant and it's like fucking peyote. It's dried up, fucking whatever the fuck it is. It will unlock everything that's in your mind that was impactful to you. You will visit it

in five minutes and then you'll be right back chilling. Alright? Listen to me. This shit fucking... I snapped salvia in a the bum with weed. Salvia 85X though. See, I had done Salvia different times in LA. What's that?

That's like the XO of Salvia? Yeah, it's like the one. The one. Snapped that shit and fucking went through the walls where I was. And you know me, so I definitely know I did not go through a wall. Okay. Alright. So I snapped the salvia

and fucking I went my chest slid through the wall. Don't do that. You're going to make the story though because I know

it didn't happen. So I went through the wall. When I went through the wall I came on the other side and it was Mario 64. Okay. Super Mario Brothers? That's because the Nintendo 64 was super important to me and my grades were super bad and I couldn't have one.

And my mind, you know what I'm saying, it was really, really serious to me. And that's what the salvo you do. Go to shit like that in your mind. So I went to fucking Mario 64. I was not Mario. I wasn't nothing there. I might have just been the camera. And I realized I was there. I passed the bomb to

the homie as soon as I snapped it. I heard him when he started tripping. He said, I'm tripping face. It was my white partner. I'd never heard that term before. He said, I'm tripping face. I thought he said, wait till it gets to his face. I opened my eyes

and I saw my feet and I knew, I saw my real feet in the apartment. I saw my feet and my feet started burning. And I'm like, oh, wait till it gets to my face?

My face is going to fucking burn up. All right? All this shit is fucking happening within seconds, all right? Fucking, it don't get to my face because by the time it's about to get to my face,

I'm in the auditorium at my high school where we all got fucking suspended, expelled, and all kinds of trouble for getting BJs in the auditorium. All right? So then I go to that, and I know the assistant principal's coming. I go straight to that. I know this is when we got in trouble. I went from that to my mom's house because I opened my eyes in the apartment.

I see all my homie's shoes. I see his shoes, and that's how my shoes used to be lined up in my mom's house. I'm so glad I'm telling you this. So fucking, I saw the shoes. I thought I was at my mom's house. Then at that point, I thought I was on the floor, and these motherfuckers was dropping some shit on me that made me hallucinate.

So I looked at my partner, and I said, what the fuck did you do to me? And he said, you gave us this shit. So when he said that to me, it fucking sent me back into the fucking madness. You played me number. The shit sent me back into the fucking madness, all right? So then I think I'm standing outside.

Then I finally realize I'm back in the apartment. The shit is all fucking waving like this. My wife is next to me, and he tell me I look like George Washington. He's full into his. As I come out of mine, he's like, get the fuck away from me, GW. Like, what are you talking about?

This nigga telling me I got, like, the silver rollers and all this shit. He don't want to fucking talk. Then when he came down, he was like, my fault. Like, I was fucking tripping, you know what I'm saying? And I don't want to throw my partner in the mix, dog. My partner know. Look, Slim was out there.

Wheels was in that bitch. Wheels was in that bitch, too. And that nigga said everything was backwards. When he came back He was like look I didn't have no crazy ass story Like what y'all had He said but everything Y'all motherfuckers was saying

Like I heard y'all But it all was fucking backwards All of me was fucking backwards And I'm just glad it's not like that And then it was straight And then we YouTubed All of the motherfucking Salvia trips ever

People go through windows. People don't know where the fuck they at. The whole time, though, I was sitting in a chair. For that story, everything I told you happened to me, they told me I was just sitting there like this. I thought for sure I had to be running, moving. I didn't do none of that shit. The whole time, I just was like, oh, oh, oh, yeah.

So, bingo. Then we got to get you to do ecstasy or something nah we could do some happy drugs look at that foul ass over there they clap for that now I'm fucking with you nah that's the only thing I ever did

I did ecstasy and I love Molly. I can't lie to you. No, I haven't done it in a long time, but I'm not going to tell you I'm not going to do it again. I haven't done it in a long time, but I'm going to tell you every now and then. That's just a bunch of stuff in the thing.

Every now and then. Ecstasy too is a bunch of shit. Let me just tell you something. Every now and then, you got to take a little base. A little base. A little base. A little base. For later. take a little. But that shit is South. Salvia, I'm never doing that.

Nah, you can get that. You can get it out here for sure. No, no, no. 85X is doing the work for you. They got Flock out here. These niggas out here. Oh, I see that. Oh, my God.

No, it's not like that. I'm telling you. I ain't fucking with none of that. You know about DMT? That's a beating, nigga. DMT? No, I know about 80. Yeah, DMT.

What's the shit that make my life better? DMT must be the safer side of it. But this Salvia. No, DMT is the shit that make my life easier? But DMT's supposed to be the safer side of it. But this salvia... No, DMT is the shit that make you die, right? No. What's that shit that Kanye said? I'm going wild on the DMT. The what?

I think it's released in your body when you die. No, DMT's supposed to be the safer side of all that shit. And when you're born. Oh, okay. Yeah, it's like some shit that's released in your body when you're born and when you die. So motherfuckers do that shit. And the one homegirl who was like the queen of DMT did salvia with me. And she was like, it's like low-grade DMT.

And I was like, all right, cool. So I've never done DMT. But she always told me all the answers to everything was in the fucking DMT. In life. For sure. Everybody's fucking nuts about it. But they go and they get the answers, and then they keep going. And then they become maniacs.

Which that shit they do in Cali. Oh, I was about to say. In Cali, it's a mountain that everyone go to. They take mushrooms. Joshua Tree? Joshua Tree, say. In Cali, it's a mountain that everyone go to. They take mushrooms. Joshua Tree? Joshua Tree, yeah. You been to Joshua Tree? Nah, but I've taken mushrooms.

I've never. Listen, I've never been white enough to go to... That gotta be some white shit, right? There's no brothers in Joshua Tree? I don't know. I've never seen...

I don't know. I think the doors like did some shit. The nigga that opened the doors for you with Joshua Tree is blind. No, I had a group.

Oh. Bad. Like did some shit. The nigga that opened the doors for you with Joshua Tree's blind? No, I had to group the band. I'm sorry, guys. I think that's where they went and like did LSU. No, I'm sure a lot of people came up with that. You know what was entourage? Yeah, yeah, I saw that. Remember when Vince was trying to make a decision and they said, this is the best decision you can make.

We're going to go to Joshua Tree and take mushrooms. But I think it's based off of the doors going in. Yeah, they did that because of the doors. Okay, and the doors is not black niggas. No. Okay, let's keep it. There's Jim Morrison in them.

I ain't going to lie. I ain't going to lie. I'm a nigga nigga. For sure. All I know is nigga music. I'm going to be honest. I'm one of those. We'll sample that shit too, though.

I know anything. I know anything from Grandmaster. Jay-Z, the takeover is fucking... Big sample. Big sample of the doors, man. Is one of the doors. Yeah, them niggas a little older than me. They a little older than me.

Yeah, for sure. They a little bit... Just a little. A little older. Like, him and I. I identify with the doors. I fuck with... I identify with Joshua Tree.

I see... I see niggas go there, get high, walk they dogs and shit. You see that with an entourage? Nobody seen this with an entourage? It was a while ago. Nah, it's in the future. Yeah, we got to do a video on Joshua Tree. Motherfucker, don't even go.

This is a drink channel. I'm down. I'll go. Yeah, let's just shoot a video. I'll go. Let's just shoot an experience, like black niggas and Joshua Tree. That should be a documentary. I'm one. Black niggas and Joshua Tree. Just for a day, right? Just shoot a video. Let's just shoot an experience. Like, black niggas in Joshua Tree. That should be a documentary. I'm one.

Black niggas in Joshua Tree. Just for a day, right? Just for a day. We ain't going to... For a time. And we'll be honest. Joshua Tree is going to fuck up our sneakers. For sure.

I know about it. You've been to Runyon Canyon? Runyon Canyon is way overrated. I'm going to throw this out there right now. Fuck Runyon Canyon, yo. Every time I go there, my sneakers don't come back the same. Like, why the fuck we want to go here? I don't do none of that.

Why? Like, why? You wearing new sneakers? It doesn't matter. Of course. My shit is not supposed to come back like Dusty Rose. You shouldn't wear anything. My shit comes back like Dusty Rose, man. But that don't sound like some other way.

You never been to Runyon Canyon? No. Oh, don't go. What is that? It's like some weather where you never know all elected like the cool people go to work out a hike and I did there and three times in a row I'm not cool and then they got they got a trust system oh well it's the funniest shit in the world I ever seen so as you walking in it's a trust system. A what? This is the funniest shit in the world I've ever seen. So as you're walking in, it's a trust system. Trust?

Yeah, a trust system. So you can get a free water, but you got to like... Pay you back later? No, no, you pay them. So there's actually like a bum there sitting there making sure you respect the trust system. It's the funniest thing oh his water's dead yeah his water's dead but you have to you know you're supposed to you're supposed to

trust that you're not gonna take no it's not his water but it's it's it's it's a trust system he's just policing that shit he's like yo don't do that bro he's like don't fuck up my job it's hilarious but but but i will and it's not his job no it's not no it's not his job. No, it's not. No, it's not his job. He's just like, hey. He's a part of the trust. Yeah, he's a part of the trust. So it's hilarious. Is he drinking water? I think he's smoking crack. I'm going to be honest with you.

But is he paying for his water drink? He's making sure I pay for my water for sure. I don't think he's smoking crack. He could take all that water. You know what the funny shit is? Me and Sonny, the other day, we were walking through the pool. And the lady said, hey, y'all don't start no trouble! What the fuck? Like, do we have that face?

We did nothing! All we did was walk around the studio. I mean, him maybe. Yeah. So, sometimes we just have that fucking face where it's just fucked up. Oh, goddammit, man. So we're gonna go to Joshua Tree and we're going to do shrooms.

Is that what we're doing? Yes. A Dreamcast episode on shrooms. I did shrooms with Scott Storch one time. I've never done, but I'm down. Scott Storch gave me

some shroom tea. I like this. And I'm going to be honest. I was numb. I didn't know what I was doing. But I felt like I was the coolest nigga in the world. I was like this. what I was doing, but I felt like I was the coolest nigga in the wild.

I was like this. But I knew I was the coolest. Damn, you had shroom tea. Shroom tea. Yeah, I had that in Jamaica. That's what it was. With Scott Swords. It was the tea, right?

Yeah, shroom tea. I ended up on stage with it. I was in the studio session when you drank it with him. Oh, okay. I just looked. I said, ah, I'm good. I feel like I was down with the doors. I jumped on stage in Jamaica with a jam band called

the Disco Biscuits when I drank. That sounds like a cool-ass band though. It's a show. I don't lie. That's a cool-ass band. Let me see it for you right there. Through the back of the table. That sounds like the illest ecstasy ever.

Disco Biscuits? Disco Biscuits. I mean, I walked through the back of the fucking thing, vibing like this. And he was like, yeah. And he gave me the mic. Disco biscuit Like Bobby like this and he was like yeah, and he gave me the mic and I fucking just walked out We were just rapping at some fucking resort for sure like I was with Dana and they like dad do you fucking go? Cuz I was like I'm about to go get the mic. I was like these dudes like not even gonna stop me But you want the mic money go get the mic. I was like, these dudes like not even going to stop me. He was like, you want the mic money?

Go get the mic. I just fucking walked out there. And fucking they gave me the mic. And I was just rapping. And it wasn't hot. And I know I'm good. And I was trying to remember like pilot talk bars while I was on the stage. But I couldn't.

I was missing the mark. I don't know what the fuck I was talking about. But everybody at the resort was just like, you know, just going up. And Dave had all the footage. He's like, let's upload this. And then the next day when I saw it, I was like, nah, dog.

Nobody could ever see that shit. I was not fucking on point with that shit happening. The Disco Biscuits are big as fuck, too. You type that shit in, that's a jam band, and they're big all over the fucking world. They gave me the mic, they let me go. Boy, I'll tell you my story in Jamaica. This is funny shit.

You sent me weed in Jamaica. I don't mean to put your business out there. No, no, no, it's love. You definitely late. It's love. So look, this is the crazy thing. This is why I had the props. This nigga is no Diego.

This nigga sent me weed. So I walk to the. This is why I had the props. This nigga is in New York. This nigga is in New York. This nigga is in New York. So I walk to the stage, right? I'm in Jamaica. I walk to the stage and the guy say, Hey, man, don't be scared of the gunshot. Oh. What the fuck did he just say? And this is in Jamaica, so his accent is different.

Hey, man, you know, I'll be afraid of the gunshot. You know this is Jamaica so his accent is different. You know I'll be afraid of the gunshot. Okay hold on. That was two times. What did this nigga just say? It's about to happen then. And I didn't know that Superthug was the number one record in Jamaica at that time. Oh you're talking about when the music comes out they gonna pop.

Yeah. So he's telling me don't be afraid of that gunshot. Yeah. They gonna pop, yeah. But I'm thinking like this must be a dance or something. What? Mic on the floor. Like, set, done.

Like, I'm out. These niggas busting at me. Fuck that shit. Nah. That's an honor, man. That's an honor. The crazy shit is this police to the right, this police to the left, this police in the crowd.

There's no way what this man just told me That is the way Is possible The police is with it But no I think I see the police go What Like

These niggas I go on These niggas like And I said Damn Now what he said to me Now I'm thinking about What he said to me

Was before Like These niggas Busting in front of the police Like And the police didn't move like the police looking like and then I said oh shit and they said don't be scared continue to wrap no I keep rapping dog I'm scared to death. The only reason why I don't look like I Yeah, I feel it. I'm going to take a piss. You're going to get ponies? I'm going to take a piss.

Hold on. Yeah, yeah. I'm going to take a piss. All right, tell us about this Jamaica story again. So he sent you weed over there in Jamaica? For sure, for sure. Look, the weed out there, I couldn't really. I wasn't really fucking with it.

People was coming through, bringing weed. They had motherfuckers underwater out in the beach you look out and there's a motherfucker standing out in the water you stand on the beach you look out in the water and you'll notice there's some motherfucker standing there with a snorkel out in the water

and I didn't go in the water but I sent the homegirl and as she approached him he fucking went down under the water. That's where the stash? So, because they don't want the resort to fuck with them. And they know the resort is full of motherfuckers

who can't get weed. And don't feel like fucking around and running into motherfucking don't be scared of the gunshot. So you don't want them to look for the fucking weed. But it's a good song. They can't, so they go underwater.

When you get under the water, when you get close, they go underwater and fucking pull out everything they got. You know what I'm saying? Under the water. It's an underwater transaction.

Fucking right. And sell you the fucking weed under the water. So the homegirl get the weed. She come back to shore. She's like, I got the weed. We get up there

and fucking roll the weed. I'm like, this is garbage. I'm like, I don't want this shit. She's like, I'm going to go back. They got more people out there. She's like, I got the weed. We get up there and fucking roll the weed. I'm like, this is garbage. I'm like, I don't want this shit. She's like, I'm going to go back. They got more people out there. I'm like, no. We can't just fucking keep doing this.

I said, man, I'm going to hit this nigga. I said, I'm going to just say something out loud. So I tweeted. I was like, man, I had different expectations about Jamaica, man. You know what I'm saying? I was like, I thought I was about to be out in this bitch as high as a kite. You know, this isn't really what the fuck I thought. You know what I'm saying?

And then the homies were like, nah, that's because you smoke weed in fucking America. Like, it's different weed. And the dude told me that. He was like, you smoke science weed. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Science. Yeah. That's something crazy.

He said, you know, we use for fertilizer. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Science. Yeah. That's so in the Greek. This is y'all weed. This is y'all weed. You know we use for fertilizer? I was like, what? Rin. I said, hmm? Rin. I was like, oh.

I was like, Rin? I was like, oh, no. This shit, like, this is when we cut down with the weed wagon. Like, this is shit to get, you know what I'm saying? This motherfucker was like, Rin is the fertilizer. I was like, oh, that's this is shit to get, you know what I'm saying? This motherfucker was like, raining the furnace. I was like, no, that's why this shit spoken like that. So I'm crying on Twitter,

and then Nora was like, yo, check it out. I could send something, you know, like, where are you? You know what I'm saying? If you close enough, I could make it happen. And the motherfucker pulled up on a scooter with a garbage bag full of weed.

Look, pausing on both sides of this story. This is why. Like I said, that leads to my story. Super Thug was number one in Jamaica. I didn't know why. So yeah, so when you saw, when he sent the hit, it was like the motherfucking dog said, bring this man some weed. So Jamaica couldn't wait to fucking bring weed. Because Super Thug said, bring weed to his party. So, a motherfucker brought me a garbage bag full of that shit.

And it was the weed I wanted. And I'm a big up Dudas. That's the guy who the big man. And I'm a big up Rooster. Rooster, those are the two big mans over there. I used to go there almost every week. You went to Kingston, right? That's the only place I would go. That's the two big mans over there. I used to go there almost every week. You went to Kingston, right?

That's the only place I would go. That's the only place that had the high grade. That's why I knew when he said he ain't had no good. I said,

but I don't want to send you to there. I'll send them to you. You know what I'm saying? Because that's a bad place. Timberley Gardens is a bad place in Kingston.

I was out there with fucking Daniel. So they was exploring. Yeah. And going. You know, Billy Gardens is a bad place to kick stuff. I was out there with fucking Damien, so they was exploring and going. Damien nigga, but he got a crew of nine niggas that's down to just check shit out. Just like in the scary movies. Rob Markman, Right. So these motherfuckers was just going, you know what I'm saying? Everywhere. And I was like, nah. You know, we shot a video.

And me and Styler shot a video. And I saw a lot of shit. I'm sorry to bounce around. How did you develop your relationship with Styles? Styles P? Yeah. Oh, I lived on Canal Street. I had my windows up in New Orleans.

Oh, yeah. I thought it was New Orleans. I thought it was fake Rolex. Okay, okay. I heard. I up in New Orleans. Oh, yeah. I thought it was New York. I got fake Rolex. I heard. I heard. I heard. Yo, you buy the real stuff in New Orleans on Canal Street, but the fake stuff in New York on Canal Street. Oh, yeah.

You can get anything fake in Canal Street. Yeah, I know. That's fucking crazy. So, look. Check it out. I got the window up, and I'm smoking a joint, playing video games, and I hear an argument outside. Somebody's pissed with some weed that they bought, and the dude's from New York.

I just hear it. He's like, yo, who the fuck? Who, who, who, who? And then you're like, man, so I hear the new one. I'm like, yeah, well, I am, son, you know, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. So the dude just fucking rolls out, and the New York dude is still mad as fuck. I fucking look outside, and it's Stiles P. Right.

Fucking outside, like, man, this is fucking booth. I'm not smoking this. He's fucking mad. I'm like, yo, what the fuck are you doing outside of here, you know? And I went downstairs and I'm like, Styles P, the ghost, you know? Like, bro, you want to smoke a joint? You know? And he was like,

bro, like, so bad. And we fucking went upstairs and I fucking was like, yeah, I got my own. I had the other strain in and fucking smoked them out. And then we did a mixtape. We did a tape that day. Wow. Yeah, when you can't find

no weed, motherfucker hit you up with the real weed, you gonna give him five. I had to talk to his manager. He didn't tell me who to call. He was like, nah, let's do that shit, baby, bro. We've been tight since then.

Shit, shit. I got him on my remix album. I'm about to drop a remix album. Halloween for High August Nights. Tape I dropped with Narden B. People went crazy over it. I did it all in one day and everybody went nuts over it. So I did the remix album.

I got Rick Ross on one, G-Eazy on one, Styles P on one. I got my homeboys tightening up the rest of it. Yeah, but bam. Styles P for sure. I'm going to fuck with him forever. This is like you, bro. When you laid that fucking record, you know what I'm saying? Make some noise. This is like you, bro. When you laid that fucking record, you know what I'm saying? It's dope.

Make some noise, y'all. Y'all just the motherfuckers. You want some of the title reels? Real motherfuckers. Like, definitely. What is a title reel? What is a title reel? A title reel. We're going to have to edit the way we do it.

All right, yeah. Let's see if we can do it live. Are you ready for the title reel? I don't know what the fuck to say. I don't even know if we... Did you look at Grandma Ye in there? Oh, no, I did not. I ain't going to lie.

I cannot do it. Lee, did you send it to me? I'll be honest. You can't drink Grandma Ye. I don't even know if it'd be- Did you do a Grand Mayenne there? Oh, no, I did not. I ain't gonna lie. I cannot do it. Did you send it to me? I'll be honest. You can't drink Grand Mayenne. I don't see it. No, I'm not a brown liquor guy. It's not. It is to me.

It's not orange. Have you had it? You just looking at the bottle. No, I ain't gonna lie. I used to drink that with my old folks. Okay. So, I got it. Jim Jones came in pre-vade and poured that shit in my clinko bottle.

Yeah, yeah. That's how I found out about that. In your clinko bottle? Yeah. Me and fucking Wayne was in there. It was like 2004 or 5. And he just snatched our bottle and poured the shit in there. Like, it's going to make it sweet.

And fucking walked off. And I was like, that's why Jim Jones did that. I guess. And it was good. And that was it from there. It's not good. You're trying. I always give it up. Because people. I guess. And it was good. And that was it for now. It's not good. You're trying. I always give it up.

Yeah. Because people are like, yo, this is good. And I'm like, nah, I didn't make that up. Jim Jones did that. Pick up the Jim Jones, man. Yeah, thanks for the Jim Jones. And actually, pick up the title, man. They're giving our viewers 60 days free on title.

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This is bittersweet, you know what I mean? Because this is our first time that we recorded a podcast since our dear friend passed away, you know what I'm saying? Twin. We love you. We all came out to the funeral to view it, and it's heavy on our hearts, but we wanted to know that, you know,

that every time we recorded a podcast, he was a part of the podcast. He was here, and he always wanted to, you know, just add on to the crew, and we wanted, you know, his family to know and everybody from Dream Chance family to know that we're there and the legacy continues, from everybody from Luda, Big Red, to Ellen, to twins' moms, his parents, and the pops and the brothers and everybody, we love you guys and we got you guys back, man. You know what I'm saying?

From everyone from Dream Champs, we stepped up and we did something and we want you to know that it didn't just come from me and EFN. It came from everyone in Drink Champs because Twin touched everyone in Drink Champs. And we will always represent for Twin. God damn it. Make some noise. I saw you. I saw you. But that's real shit.

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So that's my whole point. Like you, you, my partner, you didn't die. Like Mac Miller, not dead. Nip not dead.

Cause that was my partner. You think that comes from new owners? Because like a lot of y'all are spiritual. That's how I born. I born that to help me deal with how I came up. Like, you know, all my partners, like I got like five of them,

and then like new partners. But everybody who was with me before this shit started making, connecting the dots, like they all gone. But then I did, because I'm talking about them right now. You know what I'm saying?

So that's the whole point of me. Right. You know? Yeah, so I was watching you deal with that, and I wanted to reach out to you. but I didn't want to come off as a weirdo trying to staple. You know, people take something you're going through as an opportunity to communicate with you. I don't know why you like that. For sure, for sure.

But I was like, nah, I'm going to let him handle that, you know what I'm saying? Because that's what I wanted to say to you. At the end of the day, we here. So nobody actually really check out because we always going to bring it up. We always going to talk about it. Just what you did. You know what I'm saying? And then the crazy thing is, like all the friends or people, you know, I'm 42 years old. You know, I don't have no industry age.

Bro, you are. This is my real age. Like I don't have no industry age. Bro, you are. This is my real age. I don't have no age. Listen. And out of 42 years, the only person that I actually know where to have it is Twit. I kid you not.

Damn, that's a good feeling, bro. Listen, so look. Nah. So look. Could you know somebody? Let me tell you the example. So we're downstairs. Bro, EFN is on the other side of LA.

We happen to be in LA at the same time. EFN is on the other side of LA. I'm on one side of LA. We meet up together to have a drink on Twins' behalf. It's like an hour after knowing that he passed away. So, I see this black guy.

I've known this guy for 15 years. So, I give the black guy the universal head nod. You know, that's the universal black shit. Everybody black got to give you a head nod back. If the if. That is universal. You don't get that back.

Homeless ain't give me that back. So I'm looking at him. I got to ask about that. I said, I must have threw up on this guy's shoes. Like, I must have did something to this guy. He didn't give me the head nod back. And then he walked by me again and I did it like this.

So he must have went and made a phone call and he came back and he walks up to me and he goes, yo, I want you to know that I know you think you know me. So I go, because I'm looking like I know you 15 years. He goes,

but you don't. You know my brother. I'm a twin. This shit hit me like, I know you 15 years. He goes, but you don't. You know my brother. I'm a twin. This shit hit me like, like out of all the people in the world, I could see and misconstrued. I misconstrued another twin. At that moment.

At that moment. And I was just like, I said, yo, tell him to come back out. And I said, so you was a blessing from God. You let me know that my man. That's God. Yeah, that's God.

You let me know that my man. Because the world's Yeah, that's God. You let me know that my man. Because the world's so fucked up, you will question your faith at this point. Well, yeah, it's true. It's true. Because he was my angel. That happens. That happens and let you know like, yeah, shit is trash and you think that it can't be. You think I'm not even up here.

But don't trip. You know what I'm saying? Let's make some noise for that. Goddamn. Goddamn. Goddamn. Goddamn. And you know, pretty much one of the last questions, is that how you guys were raised in New Orleans? Because it seems like y'all celebrate death.

Like when someone dies in New Orleans, y'all motherfuckers came for him more than y'all did on his birthday cause it's a struggle right on the ground you ain't gotta fuck with that no more

and death is paradise that's real you know what I'm saying that's real we ain't gotta fuck with it no more so it's good you know what I'm saying

that's real that's for sure well Kerency let me just tell you something like this man I want to thank you for being a man of your word. We hit each other.

We was in contact. As soon as you said the podcast, I said, I got you. I want to do it. We'll have lunch tomorrow in case you leave out. Smoke champs. Yes, sir. Yeah, smoke champs, sir. And damn, you tell me what size you wear, too.

I'll probably have a pair of Union. We sit there. No, I'm talking about the sneakers. I'm talking half a pair of union we sit there right no I'm talking about the sneakers I'm talking about sneakers but I want to let you know we definitely want to get down and help you guys

not only distribute it but produce it so you got some great quality that goes with it we've learned this from the past three to four years

I don't know what is it three years now four years now and we've learned how to really produce ourself like if you notice

There's all look at this all brother. I know this So we You serious? We can package this? Let me tell you. I came here to do this shit and I'm like, man, these the homies fucking right. But when you was like, all right, posting it, I was like,

no, I'm going to post this too, bro. But I was like, I don't know, you know what I'm saying? If people care about what the fuck we did. You know what I'm saying? I didn't know. I didn't know. I didn't even we did. You know what I'm saying? I didn't know.

I didn't know. I didn't even know you had did other shit with other people. I didn't know though. I didn't know it was a thing like that. Yeah, the watermelon.

So fucking, so when I saw people hitting me like, oh great episode, I'm like, oh, that's like some shit. That's what y'all do. You know what I'm saying?

People look at that. I had no fucking clue. Because you know why? You know why? I'm going to tell you. And then I saw a gang of them after that because I wanted to see how people handled it. But let me tell you something. You know why it works?

It's because the most interesting thing about Superman is Clark Kent. It's not Superman. It's that Clark Kent is a regular dude. So the thing about it is we're so old. Rob Markman Yes, man. I see it all the way. Rob Markman We're all supermans, but when we sit down and we kick it, we all become Clark Kitts because we all- Rob Markman Because now the rap voice, there's no beats.

Rob Markman Yeah, there's no fucking- Rob Markman There's humanity. Rob Markman Before you say what the fuck you say, you just saying what you say. I told you all about Salvin and going to fucking Super Mario. That's not no shit I'm about to talk about. no i'm about to do one shot you know what i'm saying like that's so yeah that's the but currency nobody needs to go and do that if you don't really want to do that it wasn't a commercial for salvia yeah oh no no please i can't guarantee you scared the out of people that ain't gonna lie to you that was not a commercial for salvia the way you did it the way

you described it you know that i'm not you gotta make some stop okay you so that you know what take some some grandma yeah shot of grandma you can go in you know I would take I would do this I got you though yeah, I have some Columbia white Columbia white well currency. Thank you so much for joining us No, you should match me no No, no, no. All right, give me, give me, give me. Get with him. What's that? We all pour. Get to the axis. Get to the two axis.

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Now, before we get up out of here, anything you want to promote, anything you want to plug, anything you want to, you know... Columbia White? I know, I know. Now you want me to try to do something to count my career as that? Now I need to think about

shit after the other shot of Columbia White. Hot August Nights drops on Halloween. If you don't celebrate Halloween, drop on the 31st. Hot August Nights. Yeah, I dropped it on August. On October 31st. Yeah, but I'm going to drop the remix album.

Oh, you did say that. Hot August Nights is in the car culture. There's car shows in Reno, Detroit. Different people do a High Dog is Nice car show thing. You know I'm in the cars. Bam, bam, bam. How many cars you got? 35.

Jesus Christ. All right, but okay. 35? Let me do it. Of the 35, let me do it legit. Of the 35, what? Two are Rolls Royces. Okay?

Because you thought I had 35 Rolls Royces. It's not Rick Ross. I went to Rick Ross' birthday and he had a fucking, the whole outside was dead. You know what I'm saying I don't live like that Two Rolls Royces

Right Two Bentleys Right A Ferrari You're not making it better A Porsche And the Porsche's from Ninety fucking

Maybe ninety It still holds its word Alright And everything else Is Chevrolet Old Sixties Fifties

Classics Seventy All expensive No But purchased for maybe Fifteen hundred500 and then we did our thing. Refurbished it? Yeah, we got the shop and we do our thing. At the end of the day, the rap money I flexed a couple times because he was like, yo, you need to get the race.

You got to do this, you got to do that. That was him twisting my arm like, you got to buy that shit. You know what I'm saying? Big up to Musa. Yeah. Spend that shit. Goddamn, big up to Musa. Yeah. For sure. For sure. Yeah. Spend that money, god damn it. For sure, this bracelet, this bracelet, you know what I'm saying, this kind of shit, that's him.

For sure. I'm doing another shot for Musa, god damn it. God damn it, give me a, give me a, fill me up. I don't fuck around. That's him with that shit, dog. Fill me up. I'm doing another shot for Musa. Are you doing another Columbia White?

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You sure you don't want... Ciroc? Ciroc? Watermelon. I mean, it's... Why? Why you deterring him from the Colombian water? I'm not deterring him.

I'm deterring me. Myself. Because I don't want it. I'm just sorry. But you had... You just had Ciroc. I love Colombian white. This is hot today.

It's very hot. It feels like I'm sipping jacuzzi water after Shaq had his feet in it. Listen. Now, listen. It does have the aftertaste. It has the aftertaste of Shaq's feet! That is a terrible endorsement. The temperature has given it an aftertaste. Lyrics! That was bars. That was bars. He dropped bars just now. I can't I can't compete so you wanna join us with the yeah, and paying all day, and now I'm drunk. The Syrah, that's like Skittles. Let's go, man.

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I smoked some weed with Puff, man. Yo, let me tell you something. And I thought I had better weed than Puff. I was like, look, dog, you might not want to smoke that around me. I got something for you. And he had something that was on the level. I'm not going to say it was better than the joint I had but it shocked me because I was like this was when I was A young man. I was like of daddy. You're not about to smoke my nigga

I'm the king of weed right now dog, you know, but he had some weed for sure but at least he have weed when you around. Not for you, not for you, not so much. Smile, nigga. I know you got a billion. How the fuck are you smoking my shit? I'm gonna see a weed. How you think he's cheap with a billion? I'm gonna wait for it.

I'm gonna wait for it. I'm gonna wait for it. I ain't gonna wait. Let me say this. This is how you know niggas is rich. When they just don't even care. They just be like, just give me your shit. Like, shit like hey man DJ Khaled listen I've never seen them with weed him and DJ Khaled they smoke all of the weeds Khaled smokes?

did I say that out loud? I did not say that you just lost him in his Weight Watchers endorsement bruh I did not say that I didn't say your. Let's take a shot. Drink chance. Drink chance. That was good. That was good.

You liked it, Dad. Look at that. You need to relax. That's like a dessert I've been eating after the main course You might want to infuse some You might want a watermelon come up that's the story green Yo, this is drink chance the classic episode currency man, thank you for pulling it up yeah I'm glad man I'm glad man thank you man y'all shit has fucking like went nuts

I didn't know what the fuck I was doing the first time the fucking drinking lean on the fucking bus story

went fucking that shit went crazy like Matt called me and was like see you might have to talk you might need to call one

I don't know that shit might be exciting I was like man y'all doing me I'm just keeping it that shit happens what the fuck big up my brother Mac Bain big up Wayne

big up all of y'all from New Orleans because you know one thing for sure that was the city that understood us. When we got up there and we was as hood as we was, every time I got to New Orleans, they was like, nigga, that ain't nothing. I'm thinking, you know, I'm being too hood.

I ain't gonna lie to you. I told you, I said this in our first episode. One time, I sent a dude from the W Hotel, and I was like, I need Phillies. He was like, you sure? I was like, yeah, because the only thing that was around was the Caliola. We had to go.

We had to go. He's like, God damn it. You really need them bitches. He went, though. Yeah, he went. He went. He went. But I just want to thank you, man,

one for being a man of your word, one for being always a stand-up dude. I know, but it's your day today. You know, always being a stand-up dude, always being a person who cares about other people's time because that's a thing that happens. Sometimes we become successful

and we only think about us. The more that we become successful and the more that we think about other people, the more the blessings come back to us. And I started to realize that. You know what I'm saying? I started to realize that no matter if I'm more important than a person or not,

I still shouldn't waste their time. I still shouldn't have them waiting around or sitting around lingering, whether it's the maintenance man, the janitor, or the motherfucking president of the United States, or maybe even motherfucking the president of the fucking BMI. Like, you don't just keep people waiting

so people start to, you know, to respect you more and I started to learn that through business and I just appreciated how me and you just kicked it

and I said, you know what? Best thing to do is if you want to do a podcast, I would love to help reduce it and help, but the best thing is let's promote that

on Drink Chance real quick. That's the platform. Listen, you stepped up. And you gasped. And you stepped up. Let me give it to you. Let me pick you up. And you said, what?

I'm going to do it this week. And I hit the team to make sure everyone was around or all the filmers was around because I like to call them shooters. All the filmers was around

and we made this happen. And I like to thank you. I like to thank because we're so used to this game, to hearing bullshit. You get jaded. You get jaded when someone keeps it so much real. Please let me say this. Yes. I've been watching Drink Champs since I did it.

Okay? Right. And there's the ones where it's, you know, that one for the TV. And I watched these two, and I'm like, man. And I knew I was coming through. And I was like, man, nobody's going to be hanging out at mine because I'm just like me. And I'm just kicking it.

You know what I'm saying? Because I'm like, Paul. I'm like, it's fucking Paul. Right. There's going to be people. Right. It's fucking Ray Paul. People are going to be people. It's fucking Rayquard. People are going to fucking be there.

There's motherfuckers in here. Oh, no, you're a legend, brother. Because your team is legit. And people are here. And the whole time we were talking, I was thinking that. I was like, fuck. Like, y'all could, you know, motherfuckers using their time. Like, they in this motherfucker. You know what I'm saying?

Let me stop you. But you're a legend, currency. Let me just say something You're a legend currency You are respected You are loved And in case And in case you don't know that

That's what happens When you come on Drink Champs Is that Because I don't care about Bigging up someone else That don't make me less of a man Bigging you up

In fact I think it makes me more of a man Come on man You know what I'm saying I think it makes me more of a man Yeah dude And my dude How many mixtapes you've done

How many collaborations How many things You deserve to be saluted You deserve to be clapped for You deserve to be All that And you know what I ain't afraid to do it over

Motherfucking here And he's an alumni And you're an alumni Let's just say that by itself Once you're an alumni You can come here any time. And bring the whole crew next time. They had clothes around.

I was scared the fucking dude for all the years. But that's 89. 89. He's like, I'm like, who the fuck? I got one more shot left of you. I'm sorry. Nobody don't got to do it. I'm with you.

I'm not driving. All right, cool. Because this is Colombian white watermelon. I'm sorry. What kind of weird shit was that? I'm not going to lie. No, I'm not going to lie. The Colombian white today, it hit me.

It hit me in my throat. Did you see the award that we won right here, guys? I just need to know, what is it, though? In San Francisco. But what? Oh, I get it. You know what? It's a white. Listen, what? I already did. You know what I already did?

It's a white. Yeah. Listen, listen. I'm Cuban, so my Colombian friends here could tell you this is the national drink of Colombia. It is true. Okay, so listen. This and cocaine. No, that's true.

Well, okay. It's true. Not to kill. Not to kill. No. No. It's not rum. It's right before rum.

Right before something becomes rum, it's this before wrong right before something becomes wrong I don't know Rum is distilled more. It's filtered more and rub every white or brown It's like a moonshine. Thanks. All right. Exactly. It's fire water. Let's get another. It's fucking moonshot. Let's get another shot. It's fucking amazing. Let's get another shot. It's amazing. Oh, you want a shot?

I got mine. No, no, we can pour it. Oh, you got the Columbia Water, right? I got Columbia Water. It's Columbia Water. I see you, Columbia Water. Columbia Water. Once again, man.

For currency. Please make sure. I got you, though. Make sure. I'll make sure you guys get my address. I don't know if I'm going to lie. Keresy is an old school drinker. You see how the more he drink, the more he kind of want more.

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