Drink Champs - Episode 247 w/ Doggie Diamonds & Cherry Colorado

Episode Date: February 5, 2021

N.O.R.E. & DJ EFN are the Drink Champs. In this episode, we chop it up with digital creator Doggie Diamonds and Cherry Colorado. A fellow podcaster himself, Doggie Diamonds shares stories of some of his most popular interviews and more!Cherry Colorado also joins the conversation as they shine light on the cannabis industry, their origin story and much more. This is an episode filled with lots of 💎. Don’t sleep! Make some noise!!!Listen and subscribe at http://www.drinkchamps.com Follow Drink Champs:http://www.instagram.com/drinkchampshttp://www.twitter.com/drinkchampshttp://www.facebook.com/drinkchamps DJ EFNhttp://www.crazyhood.comhttp://www.instagram.com/whoscrazyhttp://www.twitter.com/djefnhttp://www.facebook.com/crazyhoodproductions N.O.R.E.http://www.instagram.com/therealnoreagahttp://www.twitter.com/noreaga Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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In the most professional, unprofessional podcast. And your number one source for drunk facts. It's Drink Champs motherfucking podcast. Where every day is New Year's Eve. It's time for Drink Champs. Drink up, motherfucker. What it good be? Over this with it shimmy.

This is your boy, N-A-O-N-A-A. What up? It's DJ E-F-N in English. Thanks a lot. Drink champagne. And we're here with our good people from Cherry, Colorado. It smells good in here. It smells fantastic.

I love the fact that you love the smell of weed. I do like the smell of weed. You don't smoke the weed. I got a gift for you. What the fuck? Yeah, he stopped the show for this. Yes. Half a Santa, guess I got that hat.

Yeah, half a Santa. Star Rock, Star Rock, Star Rock. Star Rock. My price just went up. Yeah, half a hat. Star Rock, Star Rock, Star Rock. Star Rock. Star Rock. My price just went up. I'm going to give you $8,000. It's snowing in this motherfucker. Thank you, Santa.

It smells even better now. Holy moly. It smells really good. It does smell better. Hold on, I'm not finished. I'm not finished. Okay. What else you got there?

You got more SuperDuck OG, daddy. Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh I'm not finished. I'm not finished. OK. What else you got there?

You got mousse with duck OG, daddy. Oh! Don't ever call me daddy again, man. You better relax. But this is cherry. In case you don't understand, this is cherry. You understand? Cherry, cherry Colorado.

Cherry pick, Dory. Cherry pick. Cherry pick. Did this is cherry. You understand? Cherry Colorado. Cherry picked, Dory. Cherry picked. Did you understand that? You know what I mean? It's cherry picked. Cherry Colorado. And it smells amazing.

Can you open it, y'all? By opening, y'all? Go ahead. So, these are the brothers. They're on cherry. They brought it together. So, I'm going brothers, their own cherry. They brought it together. So, I'm going to ask you guys a question. Now, it's federally, what is that called?

Almost, yeah. Well, they're trying to decriminalize it. Can we explain what does that mean? So, decriminalization is basically saying that... Do we have the mic? I don't feel like the mic. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So decriminalization is basically saying that we're not gonna prosecute you for marijuana crimes.

However, there's still a little bit of a long way to go. Like, they gotta pass it. They truly have to pass it. So it's been approved, but now it's gotta be passed. Approved by the House? By the House and the Senate. By the big boys. It has to pass. It has to pass House? By the House. Right. And the Senate. By the big boys. It has to pass.

It has to pass. Yeah, it has to pass. Right. So it's a step forward. And then each individual state decides after that, right? They can legislate it to be different, not approve it, but on the federal level. No, that would be huge. That would be a game changer. Does it mean it's going to be federally legal across state lines?

No. Long way to go still. It's a tax issue. Right. Does it mean it's going to be federally legal across state lines? No. Long way to go still. So in Colorado, that means they still could run up on your dispensary in Colorado? No. Because of the feds. Well, federally. Federal. Not statewide.

Not statewide, no. Have you guys ever had that problem? No. Yeah, let's not bring that up. Leave my people alone. I think it's too far. It's too far of a movement. The movement's too far to go back.

So like at one time, in 2014, I started in 2008, legally, medically, in Colorado, but I think like back then in 2012 and stuff, we were nervous, but now

it's 2020 and the industry is gone past that point. You're the only guy I don't know that smokes weed actually. I just like to smoke weed. What can we do to get you to cross over to the Devils? Nah man. Nah that's my ice to serve. You You give him a bunch of anxiety. Nothing. And a little later, bro. A little later in life. Have a rip, maybe? No, no, no, no.

But if you're going to cross over, this is the best thing. Absolutely. If I'm going to smoke, I'm going to smoke cherry stuff. And Super Thug OG. Did you see the hood therapy when we do twin sneakers? I did see that. I thought that that was made for TV.

That's real? Yeah, that's real. No, it's made for TV. Made for TV real. Continue, continue where you're going with it. Continue. I feel like,

where's twin? Twin. I need to look at your sneakers right now. He's sharp today. He's sharp. He walked out the hotel, he put his foot out the car like this. Let me see your sneakers, brother.

He ready to go today. You said my name, bro? Let me see your sneakers. Come on, let me see your sneakers. Nah, we're looking right today. Let me see your sneakers. Let me see your sneakers. You're going off the crowd for me today.

All right, all right. You're looking good today. Yeah, yeah, yeah. All right, get the fuck up out of here. Salute, salute. Yo, we love you, Twit. Hey, here's my suit. You gonna take steroids again starting Monday?

I mean, he already did, right? Just take a little bit more of it. I mean, shit. I don't know. What cycle are you on right now? Let's just be honest. I mean, I let maybe more of her. I mean, shit. I don't know. I feel like really what cycle are you on right now? Let's just be honest. I mean, I let the work speak for itself. Let me big up to my brother Deuce.

My brother Deuce has been here last year on this shit. But this year, he opened up his own compound store. Make some fucking noise. Yeah! I talk about him and I brag about him

when he's not around, but I got to brag about him and talk about him when he is around because that's what makes us real people do something very proud of you, bro.

We all are, bro. I'm really, I'm proud of you. I really We all are, bro. I'm really proud of you. I really... Make some more noise. Yeah! But let's take it back to Cherry right now. Cherry!

Y'all are all white friends. Y'all are all people. To bring us... Queen's born. Yeah, Queen's born. Queen's born. So y'all are friends to bring us. Queen's born. Yeah, Queen's born. Queen's born. So y'all friends to bring us to another level. My purpose was like, you know what?

Let's create our own thing. But that was something that you guys, you guys came. We spoke. And you guys applied that. And let me just tell you something. We could have said anything with Superbawd Thug on you. That's right. Y'all took your time with me,

and y'all said, no, I want you to be happy. I mean, you smoked like 25 strains. You're like... He was happy after that, for sure. He's like, I don't even know what I want anymore. So just jumping in there. Go ahead. Thanks for inviting us.

Fuck 2020. Let's go towards 21. Right. The strain is dropping to 21. But I'm going to apologize. Why? We knew it took a long time. No.

Okay. But I'm going to apologize. It took time. Exactly. Ben said 30 days from seed to create it to harvest. It takes like 90 days. But I love the fact that y'all guys took out time. Yeah.

This is the one and only. Wow. So it starts here. Wow. It's yours. It's here. It's your family, right? No one has it.

No one has it. It has. We're picking up everything right yeah because i'm apologizing because you know we could have done what everybody else does all right i'm not shitting on anybody's other brands right much success everybody right but we truly are with you right with this whole crew here we grow it it. We made it. He made it. He created it. Your taste buds. The crew's taste buds. And I think for me,

it's like little did you know. And you pulled me to the side. You was like, which brand are you? He's like, I was such a fan of you. You don't know that. I respected you. I listened to you in my little car bumping.

You don't even realize, like, 20 years later, like then, you're like, hey you, I listened to you in my little car bumping. You don't even realize, like 20 years later, like then, you're like, hey, I'm gonna be doing a collab with my idol slash respecter on stage. That's dope. From the smoker to the smoker, I'd rather not do a thing with a pothead than you do. Yeah, right. Straight up.

Right. Keep my mind. Yeah, I'm so sorry. Yeah, here you go. But jumping back in there, it's like we could have just slapped anything on anything, and that's not what it's about. You know, that's got to be real. God bless you guys.

But that's what, sorry, what made me fall in love with you guys is... Yes, pause. We went to Colorado. We fell in love with every strand you guys had. We fell in love. And I'm sitting there like, damn, that could be super thug OG.

This could be super thug OG. How do you pick? How do you pick when everything's so good? I can't Reveal Exactly what I did Cause that's just not It's your secret

Yeah Plant science I can say it's Gas on gas It's gas on gas Gas on gas So I picked Two strands

Right And these brothers Looked at me in my face And said you know what We're not going to stop Until we get it that way. We invited everybody there. Yes.

And we basically went old school. It's like the Pepsi challenge. Close your eyes and taste it. Yes. Tell me which one, this or that. And I think Ching Bing was like a couple of strains deep

and forgot the rest. I'm going to be honest. Ching Bing was no help at all. He took my hat. He smoked everything. He's like, everything is great. Everything is great, though. The dang dough was fire.

The dang dough was fire. That shit was fire, fire. The dang dough. The dang dough. We just listened to your palate. You did the taste test. You told us what you liked.

Yes. And, you know, we put it behind what you said was what it needed to be. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Now, Redo. What's going on? What's going on?

Welcome back, brother. Welcome back. Yo, listen, you was on the legendary bro. Welcome back. Yo, listen. You was on the legendary Mike Abner. Oh, that was a major episode. Yo, the comics talk about that shit all the time, bro. And you a fat dude. You know what it was? Like, the losing weight part of it is dope,

but social media, like, motivates you and shit. It's the social media that motivates you and shit. What social media told you was that? Of shit. What's this me to tell juice that of course they do On it with Mike man and like the episode was dope ball around but I just had those moments on there that was dope. It was an amazing episode. Thank you for being a part of that. You know what the crazy shit is? I thought you and Mike actually knew each other. I didn't know that y'all met each other. And the crazy part about that, we met on the spot, but I felt it.

I knew they was going to roast me. You know what I mean? That was great. It's a comic thing. You deserved to be roasted. But it was a fun roast. It wasn't malicious. You deserved to be roasted.

No, it wasn't malicious, but it's a comic thing. He says he's a comedian, let's test him on the show. So I got it. But I wasn't ready for it. That's Mike. No, that's Mike, bro. Mike different. Mike different. Not the Mike. I jumped on his homeboy. I got him. You can see it on my face. I'm good. I jumped on his homeboy. You can see it on my face.

I'm good. I'm good. Yeah, he was fast with it. Mike's different, bro. His mind for comedy is just so different. Because he called you a half a midget. He said you almost was a midget. You remember? He said you almost was a midget.

He did the whole moon thing. Yo, that's what he kills it, though. He kills it. Yo, dude, you had the horn, too. That's what fucked me up. For no reason. You don't like the horn? Because everything was funny.

Everything was funny. It was the whole thing. You got a song to be, man. Hey, man, it was fun, though, man. It was a lot of fun. I had no idea y, it was fun though, man. A lot of fun. I had no idea y'all didn't know each other. I recognized that afterwards

and I looked at it. I said, damn, Reno and Mike Epps don't know each other. Y'all been able to stay in contact? Yeah, we talked after that.

We actually talked about doing like some sketches and all that because of that situation. You know what I mean? Yeah, got that. Let's have some more water. And just in case y'all don't know,

Mike Booth is the head of Operation the Super Thug OG. Most of the time, I don't even talk. It's just Booth, because this guy is really a weed connoisseur. The notes. Yeah.

Dude, I've hated all of you notes. Yeah. Hey, good. Dude, I've hated all of you from the game. I love you. Definitely. Yeah. I love it. Good people.

And we're going to pre-thank all your fans for Drink Champs, Super Thug fans. Yes. But the same thing with our Cherry fans, our Cherry Colorado fans.

We're going to pre-thank them because we're going to select who gets it first, who's going to come in, get their pre-order out the door. But they're hard critics. When you see these comments about this strain or that brand,

this stain or that stain, they're connoisseurs. We're not talking about just potheads. We're talking about connoisseurs. Definitely. No, that's what I consider, I'm kidding, I'm saying it myself, a connoisseurs. Definitely. No, that's what I consider myself, a connoisseur. Yeah, you are. Yo, Renu, so what has your life been different after you did Drink Champs?

What's been different? Is it different? No, it's been a lot different. Nobody roasts me, my boy. That shit quiet. That shit quiet. They know you ready quiet they know you ready they know i got i throw the haymaker that's just my answer that's it yeah that was it don't you

just uh just everything man just uh like confidence wise you know what i mean just being able to be up on like up there with mike and be able to rock you know get to know him and just being in the circuit you know I mean beautiful it's definitely how is the circuit these days it's slower because I mean we just did a show in Atlanta we did six shows over the weekend but you know the crowd spread out now so you're not getting as many people out but it's the same man everybody still want to laugh you know so comedy is definitely dope but we just can't wait for it to open back up Doggie Diamonds in the building! Can we switch seats? Can we switch seats? Can we have a seat please?

No no no just move down just move down I mean switching seats is the same thing Get his pee coat get his pee coat Doggie Diamonds in the fucking building! I'm sorry I'm sorry I'm putting the energy All on you You're my favorite interviewer Thank you

Period Out of everybody Out of everybody. Out of everybody. Where the camera at? That's a big one. That's a big one. There you go. Out of anybody.

You're my favorite interviewer. Doggy fucking diamond. Thank you. He's been saying that for a long time. What's my favorite interviewer? Max B, baby. Come on, baby. Come on, baby.

You want to go controversial immediately. That's what you just did Because I'm going to be honest That Max B interview Everybody hated you After that Max B interview Let's keep it real

Am I lying? Nah Dipset definitely I didn't do Jim Jones after that You never got a dipset I got a Jewel Santana I got a Freaky Zeeky. I got a Jim Jones. I got everybody.

I'm wrong. It's me. Yeah. Why you say that? Why you do that? And I'm one of the only people to ask Jim Jones about Max Beat and he not flip out. But let's bring it there. Go ahead. Right. We just

seen French and Jim squashing Yeah Where was you at in that? What was your feelings? I think a lot of times Niggas need to squash it Like what do you really have beef for? If a nigga ain't fuck your girl

Take your money You know do something to your wife Or your children What you beefing for? And most of the time We beef based off the comments Nori might have said something they say oh you see what nori said about you know no I know we can't say that about me then I want to take my little shot that he said you see what doggy diamond said about you it's the

people that be egging that shit on and then our ego make us feel like right now nigga can't try to play me and then they looking at now they got a show you know I'm saying that damn and I could have called you because you my fucking man and say oh no and you'd be like what the hell you talking about you know cherry Colorado this is doggy diamonds this is one of the motherfuckers we got we got we got to make him on the team you're gonna make him on the team. We got to make him on the team. So. What was that Dougie Dunley? Dougie. D-O-G-G-I-E.

Not Dougie. Not Dougie. Let's get into the Max Beat then. Go ahead. All right. You went to Max Beat Black. Yo, the shit was so weird, man. I love to tell the story because Fendi called me and said, do you want to interview Max Beat?

And Fendi, let's be clear. To come up deep. Fendi was the guy. Nicki Minaj guy Nicki Minaj Nicki Minaj Ravy Yes Yes

And Fendi This is after he had the fight With the homie No this is before that Before that Okay Cause I wasn't even there

For that fight We can talk about that shit too But I don't really want to Talk about no weird niggas either Cause niggas say What they gonna do to me On camera But when you see me

Why you gonna do it Because once you tell the world You gonna do something to me You also told police Right I don to do to me on camera, but when you see me, why you going to do it? Because once you tell the world you're going to do something to me, you also told police. Right. I don't want to fuck with police. Right. That's the only niggas we lose every time.

What are we talking about? Because Fendi, who's the other guy we're talking about? I'm not even giving that nigga no life. Okay. No problem. Because that nigga sleeps somewhere. Okay. And that Fendi punch.

Okay, okay. You know what I'm saying? But the Max B thing, Fendi called me and said, you want to interview Max B? So I was like, where Jordan at? Because at this time, Jordan Tower is still doing the Come Out DVD.

So I said, where Jordan at? He said, well, Jordan don't want to fuck with Max because he's scared of Jim Jones. So I was like, why are you scared of Jim Jones? Because Jim and him is running down on anybody that interviewed Max. We love Jim Jones, by the way. So I said, I said, I said, Melly is my man, though.

Melly is my man. You know what I'm saying? That's my hood. So I'm going to go do it. You know what I'm saying? So I went there. I went there and I hooped it. She had a dent on the side.

It was a little purple car. We had to roll the windows down like that. I'm saying? So I went there. Yo, I went there and I hooped it. Shit had a dent on the side. It was a little purple car. We had to roll the windows down like that. I'm dead ass serious. And I'm looking for Max. I don't have his number. So I'm looking for Max. I go, where the fuck is this nigga Max at? This nigga come walking down the block, his hair blowing in the wind.

I said, ah. He had a perm. He had a perm. He had a perm. What's the nigga named? Superfly. He came walking down the block like a priest, his hair blowing away. And I said, no, I know this nigga. I said, I know this ain't Max B.

So he came with that. He had Dane Grease with him too. Shout out Dane Grease. Dane Grease was there. And then we started the interview. And I didn't know he was going to go there though. But I had to ask him critical questions. One of the things that I want everybody who do interviews to know

when you interview people who have beef, right? One of the things that I want everybody who do interviews to know, when you interview people who have beef, right? One of the things I always ask everybody is what is it going to take to squash this shit? This man might say, yo, just keep my name out. Just don't say nothing about me. Because a lot of niggas be looking for an out. So I try to give everybody an out. You know what Max B say? Somebody got to die.

And you see me say And you see me say Nah you don't really mean that You can hear me say Nah come on man You don't really mean that shit He said other things In the interview That I cut out

Because one thing I gotta rule is No women No children You not gonna talk about Nobody wife and nobody kids On my camera You say what you want

About that man Cause when you see that man You gotta handle that man as a man, but how a nigga wife going to fight you? How his children going to fight you? You know what I'm saying? So when he said, when he said about,

I was like, fuck that. You know what I'm saying? Remember one time I hit you, right? No, I'm going to give you this. I don't know where you was going with yours. Yeah, yeah, yeah. But it was a time where Prodigy

wrote the book Yes And I went off And you know what you Called me and told me You know what I told you right I'm not putting that footage out I'm not gonna put that footage out

And you never did Yeah I blew up I blew up again Wait so Wait hold up So you blew up Off of what he told you

No no on my camera I was with him in Jersey He used to always pull up in Jersey I used to meet him every time he hit the town He hit me Yo, I'm in Brooklyn I gotta come fuck with the Brooklyn nigga That's where he used to go to Jersey

We used to go across the water to see him And, um, he was hit That's Brooklyn, St. Patrick's But just off the book, period Off the book Not off of what you already knew I was just getting up With him on my camera Right

And he said some things On the camera And I called him the next day And I said yo Nori I ain't using none Of that footage He said why What happened

His footage Yeah what he said Oh okay He said I said Nori I ain't using none Of that footage And he was like

He was like why I said yo You said some shit That I don't think you should say Honorable man And And I never Honorable man. Honorable man. And I said, he said,

yo, if you was somebody else, we ain't going to say the other people's name. He said, yo, they ain't going to put that footage out. And I said, yo, my brotherhood with you is worth more than any views ever. Absolutely. Seven years ago? Seven or eight years ago Seven or eight years ago

So a lot of times A lot of times When I do footage with people And they say certain shit I be like Yo you ready to stand on that Cause when niggas see you They gonna fuck you up

Cause I know some niggas Ain't built like that But you get in front of this camera And they wanna start lying And I be like Oh You gonna get your ass Cause I'm gonna put the footage out

Like I did an interview With another nigga. He got cold feet. And I respected it because I knew that he couldn't win. You know what I'm saying? So that's what it is with a lot of that. So when someone tells you they got, you said cold feet, but are they telling you straight up? They're like, please don't put that out.

Yeah, I'm going to put it out. Okay. That's what they're saying. When you say cold feet. Shout out to Sticky Fingers, too. Sticky know what I'm talking about. Let me just say something. Sticky talking about. Let me just say something. Sticky another one.

Let me just say something. Sticky another one. Sticky got some shit down. This is why you're honorable. Hold on, hold on. Let him finish the Sticky Fingers. Yo, Sticky, Sticky, Sticky. Shout out to Sticky Fingers.

Sticky went crazy one night. Sticky went so crazy that Fredjo was like, yo, you got to give me that tape. And rest in peace, my brother. Telling you that. No, rest in peace to my brother, Mike Beck. Mike Beck was there. Mike Beck said, we ain't getting that tape and rest in peace my brother telling you that no rest in peace to my brother mike beck mike beck was there mike beck said you ain't getting that tape because me and beck was you know i'm saying i was my bro we was always together so me and beck was together and beck was like

no you ain't getting that tape right so i didn't even have to say nothing fred was like yo i gotta get that tape right mike beck was like yo you're not getting that tape so don't even ask him for you're not getting it sticky said But then the next day Sticky hit me Was like yo Fred was telling me I wilded out last night Could you please

Not put the footage out I said yo nah You got my You know you got my word as a man I ain't gonna put the footage out You know what I'm saying I just didn't put it out Because again

I know where shit gonna go Once we start dealing With niggas egos And niggas emotions When you say some shit About a man That shit gonna go there You know what I'm saying But niggas' egos and niggas' emotions, when you say some shit about a man, that shit going to go there. You know what I'm saying?

But niggas be quick to blame the interviewers and the media outlets. But you said that shit, nigga. I didn't tell you to say that shit. What you think about what's going on with live TV right now? Didn't I tell you this shit 15 years ago? Yes, you did. Okay. But let's tell the people.

So my thing was with this. We black, and it's black and Spanish people in this culture. Poor white people did add on to this culture. I will never act like they didn't. From the Bronx, it's poor white people in that shit. Poor white people being part of that hit box from the beginning, of course. I don't know, I feel like this nigga's interrogating people. I don't feel like he's really asking questions because one thing, every interview

you ever see me do, always talk about the music. You're not going to get on my camera because you stabbed somebody. What the fuck that got to do with the music? That's not the culture. The culture starts with the music. So even if you tell me, yo, I stabbed 64 people in three days,

when's your new record coming out? I don't see, I see people go new record coming out? I don't see I see people go on these platforms But I don't see people talking about the music That's what brings us all together That's why we love Noriega That's why we love you as a DJ It's all about the music

So when I see him Doing certain shit I was like yo he gonna send Somebody to hell Niggas is gonna get Bag fucking with him And then You said this 15 years ago 15 years ago

You said black TV Is like damn near facts Facts I said that to you And now everyone Is realizing So my homie Kareem Johnson

Said to me He called me one day He said King You have been vindicated You know what that means? Because what you said 15 years ago came to fruition, and now can't nobody call you a hater. Because you was right.

Listen, you said it before on Twitter. I don't think y'all know how smart Doggy Diamonds is. I did. I'm a motherfucker who sit back because I know when to jump in. Sometimes you got to get quiet, and you so loud in your silence. Some niggas talk. You want to talk. You want to talk.

Nah, me, I sit back. I do the knowledge. I be like, hold on. What the fuck going on? Like when you walk in a room, you scour the room. You look around the room. You ain't going to just come sit down.

I don't know him. So I got a people. So even in the landscape. That's my guy right there. Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's great. Jerry Calhoun. That's great.

You're safe. You're good. That's great. That's great. You're safe. You're good. That's great. So the point I'm making is that when you go into shit and you're dealing with this media because everybody got a media outlet now

and I don't like that shit. I'm going to keep it real with you because niggas used to call me a clown when I had a camera. But he never said it in my face but they'd be like, oh, this nigga, here this nigga go with this camera.

Now everybody got a camera and I really feel like Everybody's doing that shit Cause they on your dick And I'ma keep it real With you You know what I'm saying And I don't

And I don't like it I don't like it Yes I'ma keep it real with you I don't like it Because Doggy Dom's came to see me In the W Hotel On 32nd Street

And Madison Avenue And said I don't know Where the fuck a podcast is Why the fuck is everybody Doing a podcast Yeah like What the fuck is going on

Because The issue that I have was I used to get This And they repainted a narrative That he only interviewed Old washed up rappers Right

That's what they used to say about me You could go look at My name in forums But I'm like Hold on Smooth the Hustler Made broken language He can never be washed up

Absolutely Hey Tragedy Look Smooth the Hustler made broken language. He can never be washed up. Absolutely. Look, you called me one day and said, yo, that interview you did with Traj made me fuck with Traj again. So for that, I brought CNN and Traj together. This nigga's memory is fantastic. I don't drink and smoke.

You understand what I'm saying? So you're trying to tell me Cormega sit down with me and Cormega said, this is why I fuck with you because I me Cormega sit down with me And Cormega said This is why I fuck with you Because I asked Cormega I said yo Mega Why is it that

Every time they always Ask you about Nas But they never ask Nas About you And he said You know I fuck with you Because they not gonna make me

The Frazier to his alley You know what I'm saying? So I was like Remember what I told you A long time ago I said yo Nori Always be careful With your opponent

Cause you don't wanna be Tied to certain niggas You understand what I'm saying? Like you can't say Doggy Diamonds and this nigga That nigga ain't shit Put me If I got beef

I want beef with Charlamagne I want beef with somebody That's up that Them saying my name Is gonna help Oh shit That nigga said my name That's a

You can't just bum ass nigga with you on YouTube. You don't want to be burrito. Who? You don't want to be burrito. I don't want to be burrito, nobody. You can't be burrito. I'm just saying. You can't be burrito.

Look, hey look, and Charlamagne is my dude, but I'm just saying, why? And you signed our heart. We did a deal for the Getsa Pot. Goddamn, make some money going for the Getsa Pot. Oh, you're part of G Gangster Chronicles? Yeah. Is that going to be a special? Oh, man.

Wait a minute. Wait a minute. Wait a minute. Tell me. I thought you had a deal with our dude, your dog at Diamond's imprint. Gangster Chronicles. Gangster Chronicles with the West Coast guys. And we got to do Gangster Chronicles.

I exactly produced that show. Shout out to the homie Norm Steele. That's my partner. And our podcast network is called Digital Slowbox Network. I blew up Gangsta Chronicles. Yeah, yeah.

I'm the guy that said I love that. Adam 22. I was like, I want Adam. Oh, there he is. Damn. You really know your shit, yo.

You see, when you do journalism the right way, you study everything. Right. Like, I was the kid reading album credits. Yeah, that's...

Because people don't know it's the difference between a producer and a beat maker. And we say, yo, beat done by Teddy Rowley, percussion played by Eddie F. And all the writers

and publishers. Percussion played by Eddie F. Drum program and done. You understand what I'm saying? That's... And Teddy Rowley is the producer because he made the record,

but then you have beat makers now. And they think beat makers and producers is the same thing. It's not. So when people say, Puffy ain't no producer. Yes, he is. He's the one who produced because he made the record, but then you have beat makers now. And they think beat makers and producers are the same thing. It's not. So when people say, Puffy ain't no producer.

Yes, he is. He's the one who produced the record to the record label. He's the one that coordinated the record. Because producing means all of it. Exactly.

So Puffy's not a producer. Neither is Quincy Jones. Right. Absolutely. But per definition. So Quincy Jones is a producer, so is Puffy. I'm not going to lie.

This is the easiest interview I ever did. Well, you know, I talk food better too. You know what I'm saying? That's what I'm saying. Puffy. I'm not going to lie, this is the easiest interview I ever did. Well, you know I talk food better, too. Cherry Colorado! Like, I'm going to be real with you. I'm just happy, really, to be in your presence. Because one day you hit me up and you said to me, yo, I feel like I haven't been a real friend to you.

And that shit bothered me because I'm like damn Like Cause it Can I interrupt you I'll be quiet Cause you gave me a platform When it was necessary And a good bell game

And a good bell game And I wanted to give you this platform When it was necessary. And a good bell game. And a good bell game. And I wanted to give you this platform when it was necessary. So when I said that to you, damn, I really, really appreciate you remembering that. Yeah, I remember everything. If I had something to give back, this is the time to do it.

Dream Champs is your platform. Thank you. You know what I'm saying? Just in case you don't know that. Just in case you don't know that. Just in case you don't know that. And I haven't been so intimate of, you know, focusing and saying that because I wanted to say it in front of your face. I wanted to say it in your face because that interview

particularly you could've live TV'd me. You could've you could've like whatever it was I was just mad at Prodigy

at that time and you called me like a man and said yo, and no. I'm not using that footage. That's dope.

We're not gonna do that one. Yeah, cause motherfucker you I don't using that footage. That's dope. We're not going to do that one. Yeah, because, motherfucker, you... I don't want to see my man go to jail. Right. You understand what I'm saying? Because that's... Fuck the footage. You know what I'm saying?

That shit was on the DBT. That shit is gone. You know what I'm saying? I call him and say, no, we're not doing that. Anybody else would be like, I got some crazy footage. You know how we be?

We be like, oh, shit, he just said some shit. Like, when we do an interview and you say something, I already got my headline the next day. I already got that. Because for the record, I started the headlines. Okay. In the media.

I started, no, the headlines. At one point, if you go back 10 years ago, before Forbes DVD, because people be forgetting, I'm Forbes DVD too. I helped start that. God damn it. You told me that stuff. So before that It was a New Sky Zoo interview

I started the Sky Zoo speaks about such and such Because the headline When you read the newspaper If it say Joe Biden What the fuck What am I reading this for?

So I looked at like National Enquirer I don't do clickbait If you said it nigga You gotta be ready to stand on it You know what I'm saying? Sometimes I might paraphrase a little bit Because in youtube you only got 100 characters you know what i'm saying seo purposes i ain't giving y'all too much i'll give it to y'all but for seo purposes you

know i'm saying you got to do that but i started the headlines because when you look at yo you know let me let me tell the story being on i'm. I got started in this business because I did the Come Up DVD. And I knew I could get all this footage because you got to remember, a lot of these rappers I grew up with, I knew these niggas for a long time. Uncle Murda was my artist. Biggie coming to my house every day. Lil' Kim in my house every day. Sean Price, Tech from Smith & Wesson. Agalod.

Maddie C. These niggas coming to my crib. I'm 16, 15 years old with a studio in my house. You know what I'm saying? And you big at the time, too. You're not the skinny guy

you are now. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I was 300 pounds at the time. Wow. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, I used to be 300 pounds. You know what I'm saying? So,

all these people is coming to my crib. So, when I could get this footage, I sent out a mass email. I sent one to all hip-hop. Hip-hop DX. Remember hip-hopgame.com uh hip-hop site.com underground hip-hop.com and i say hey my name is doggy diamonds i could get all these interviews with these artists and they all dubbed me nobody answered me wow but

they used to have you know uh, Immortal Technique interview. And I said to Wreck, I said, nah, we can't just put out interviews. We have to title it something. He was like, yeah, you're right. But he was like, yo, we got to come up with the craziest fucking titles. Shout out to M. Wreck. You know what I'm saying? He's like, yo, we got to come up with the craziest fucking titles.

That's your partner. Yeah, yeah. And Forbes DVD. You know what I'm saying? Yep. So what happened was when we started Forbes We was forced to Because we ain't had no outlet We coming from the internet It's transitioning from DVD

To the internet This is before Worldstar Who started off my back too Yo everything that I said Jordan Tower Q and Jordan Tower You know what I'm saying But an innocent nigga named

Rest in peace Q Yeah this I don't fuck with Q You know what I'm saying So I don't You know what I'm saying I just don't For rest in peace Yeah because I feel And I don't fuck with Q, you know what I'm saying? So I don't, you know what I'm saying? I just don't.

For rest in peace. Yeah, because I feel, and I'm going to be real with you. I feel like in life, right, when a person fuck with your money, they fucking with your children's children's children's children's inheritance. It's like your legacy, yeah. I'm trying to build generational wealth. It's not going to come off of interviews. It's not going to come off no podcast.

It comes from a lot of dealing. So when niggas make calls behind the scenes and do certain shit to do all that you become an enemy not to me you become an enemy to my family because i can't tell my little cousin yo you can't get shit for christmas because this nigga took my video down or this nigga i just want to be clear uh-huh are we saying that about q you say yes the niggas used to fucking cover they you don'tiggas used to fucking cover, you don't remember they used to cover Forbes DVD? Yeah. And put Worldstar over it? Why are you doing that?

Why would you do that? It's not your footage. I'm in the pissy projects of East New York. I'm in Left Rack, remember? I'm in QB. Right. Ask Capone what happened. Me and my cousin pulled up.

Capone was like, yo, you got that on you. You can put that down. You good. Okay. We went to you You can put that down You good Okay We went to the car Put that down Cause that's how we roll So I'm like yo

I used to take risks And take chances Going to all these projects And you steal my footage I never got robbed on the street How a nigga gonna rob me On the internet I never got robbed on the street

So why you doing that Then when I speak to you As a Cause I believe Everything could be reconciled Everything could Like again If I didn't fuck your girl But you taking money from Then when I speak to you, because I believe everything could be reconciled. Everything could be, like, again, if I didn't fuck your girl, but you taking money from me and I'm telling you how you hurting me.

Like, yo, bro, then you push, you pass the buck and I try to explain to him, my nigga. My bad, Ralph, this is so deep. My nigga, I try to explain to him. I'm learning. I try to explain to him, my nigga, if I go into Burger King

and you the manager of the Burger King, you can't tell me the workers is doing this, that, and the third. You the fucking manager. Right. Fire them niggas or stop it. So when you turn your head, now I got a problem with you. You know what I'm saying? So, again,

bless the dead. I don't wish death on nobody unless you're my enemy. I'm going to be real with you. I'm not a motherfucker who be like, yo, pray for my enemy. Nah, fuck that. Where do we get that from? Once you become my enemy, you're my enemy. Don't be my enemy. That's why I keep telling niggas, you always

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Joe? I'm coming for you. You won't want to miss it. Listen to Revisionist History on the iHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Let me ask you. Uh-huh. Your Max B interview might have been the most controversial.

Of all time. It might have been the most whatever, whatever. Uh-huh. Was it dip set drama after that? Uh-huh. No. Really? No.

Get out of here. Well, I'm going to say this. I'm a man. And I believe in accountability and responsibility. Accountability and responsibility. And that means, right, when you do some things,

if you have no malicious intent. Yo, Yonde. Yonde. Yo, Diego. I'm looking directly at y'all. Y'all got the... Yes, you, Rod, and motherfucking Chain Man because you got the

legs. Look, if you do some shit and you have no malicious intent in what you're doing, like if I do something in EFN, you feel the way about it. And you hit me and say, yo, doggy, what was that?

I say, damn, EFN? I didn't even realize I did that shit. My bad, I apologize. Because there was no malicious intent. But when I duck your phone calls, and I act like I don't know. It confirms the bullshit. It confirms the bullshit.

Because I'm looking, I'm like, yo, I know EFN about to hit me. So with the dips, no, I didn't have no dipset issues. So you're saying that Jim Jones and them called you afterwards? I interviewed them after that. I interviewed Jim Jones after that. It go on Forbes DVD. Again, I'm the only person to ask, if you ask Jim Jones about Max B, he tends to go crazy. Yeah. I got... No, he just did on Jenny Wombul.

He did? Yes. Oh yeah, I see that. How proud was you of the French squash. French and seeing him and French together. I guess it's cool, but I would rather see... Him and Max? I love the music Max and Jim made. Ain't nothing fucking with that shit, man.

And for the music, sometimes the music, again, the music, the culture is more important than shit. That's the reason why we all here. Yeah, but I'm goinga keep it real with you Max B did violate a lot though When you talk about A man woman You understand what I'm saying

So Max has to atone for that He has to go to that man And that woman And say yo I apologize I'm wrong Even though we don't do no music I'm still wrong

You know what I'm saying But you can only forgive somebody When they ask for forgiveness though You know that right That's why I don't do no music, I'm still wrong. You know what I'm saying? But you can only forgive somebody when they ask for forgiveness though, you know that, right? That's why I don't forgive people. You can only forgive somebody if they ask for forgiveness because if they don't ask for forgiveness, that means they'll do that shit again. They never say sorry.

I don't, you know what I'm saying? I don't be like, oh, I do think for the dummy though. You know what thinking for the dummy is, right? Thinking for the dummy is if I go outside, this nigga dumb. I got the heat on me. I can shoot him in his head and kill him, but he's so stupid, he don't know he about to die. So I'm going to think for him and just keep walking because he's dumb. We got a death wish. One time we was in Farragut, me and my cousin. My cousin had a Mac Taylor. My cousin's from Farragut. Yeah, yeah. My cousin over there. He had, what you had, Tad?

Nina and the Macs. Yeah, we had a Nina, we had a Nina. We had the two Macs, right? We had two Mac, two Mac 10s. Let's take it there. Two Mac 11s, they had a 9. Take 9, sir. No, no, it's a regular 9. A regular 9.

A regular 9. So he had a 9. We had two Mac 10s. We dipped out on my other cousins, messing with some chicks. We walking through the project. Some niggas like, yo, who the fuck is these niggas

We all bust out laughing Cause I'm like Yo we can kill these niggas And kill these bitches too But we don't really know them like that Cause we wanna get away So again We think it for the dummy

Because You can do that Kill these niggas And now you on the run forever And I ain't trying to be on the run Eating like you Right no This water

Nah yeah yeah yeah Okay Let's make some noise For fucking Doggy Diamond Is that there I'm trying to be on the run eating like you. Right, no. This water? Yeah, yeah, yeah, okay. I'm about to start a war. Let's make some noise for Wokadoggy Diners right there. Yeah! You know what I'm saying? I don't know if you know this is Cherry Colorado.

What's Cherry Colorado? This is my people's. Okay. I did a shirt that he has on a Super Thug OG. Okay. We did a deal together. We got a strain together. Finally.

And I'm going to be honest It's probably one of the best moves We ever made These guys are very official They did not want to care Or rush into shit We sat there and we did this So do you smoke marijuana or no?

I don't know, I never smoked in my life Never How about CBD? Nah, I ain't smoking shit I never smoked in my life. Never? Never. How about CBD? Nah, I ain't smoking shit. You're not smoking? Not smoking. I never smoked in my life. I quit drinking in 2002.

Why'd you stop drinking? Cheers to you, bro. Because my best friend got killed when I was 17. My best friend, Juzi, who started everything with me. He got killed when I was 17. Actually, I found him in Brooklyn Hospital under a sheet. And ever since then, he was just getting fucking drunk every day.

And then one day, I realized I was depressed. I realized I was depressed, and I'm like, yo. And I drank a fifth of Hennessy for dolo and didn't get drunk. I said, well, where do I go from here now? So I said, you know what? I quit. I ain't drinking no more. And that was 2002. He said said I'm not drinking no more

So people said to me People said to me They said yo How you gonna go on drink champs You don't drink I said it's called drink champs Not liquor champs Exactly

You can drink water You can drink whatever you want You can drink whatever the fuck you want We the drink champs No but honestly I would like to tell you this To your face I'm sorry I'd like to tell you this to your face. I'm sorry.

I'd like to tell you this to your face because you're one of the reasons why I started Dream Champs. I don't necessarily agree with you all the time. I'm an asshole. You're an asshole. Yes, you are. I love it. But I love the accountability you take. I love the fact that you face it face on.

And if it wasn't for you, there would not be a drink chat. Say that again to the camera. Where the camera at? Because if I look at you, and this is me and you. This is me and you. You're my friend in real life. I really call you. We really talk.

We be on the phone for hours. I'm like, what's up? What's up? What's up? What's up? What's up? What's up? What's up? Because I look at you, and this is me and you, this is me and you, you're my friend in real life. I really call you, we really talk, we be on the phone for hours. You getting on your weight loss journey. You can't be eating that shit.

You can't be eating that shit. But the fact is, your integrity In life Makes me always Wanna Show you love Makes me always wanna And Like I know not Cause I follow you on all platforms

You don't follow me on Instagram though Yeah I do Alright I follow you Alright listen I thought I did. No, you don't. Put him on the spot. Look your shit up. All right, I'm following you. All right, listen. I thought I did, but I did. All right, no problem. But I follow you on Twitter. Yeah, yeah. You know I don't give a fuck on Twitter.

And you be wilding on Twitter. And I'm sitting back, and I'm like, all right, cool. I know the people know once I retweet this guy. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. It's a problem. It's a problem. It's a problem! So I'll do it anyway. You know what, Nori?

I don't like... I don't like people playing the role of gatekeepers from our people. Don't do that to our people. You a delegate. You ain't even the boss. You can get fired. Don't try to hold the door to who can come in and out, and you ain't even in the door yourself. You standing in't even the boss. You can get fired. Don't try to hold the door to who can come in and out and you ain't even in the

door yourself. You standing in front of the door. Artists. You know what I'm saying? People tell me before, yo, you just give away so much game. Go on my YouTube right now, Doggy Diamond TV tv i just told artists what they need to do before they pay artists a feature and i'm not no artist you know what i

said to do get some paperwork you know why because you do this feature with this nigga and he'll say i ain't clearing it right and you gave him ten thousand dollars and he don't got to clear it but if you get paperwork from him he has to clear clear it. And if you get that, get a video, even if he can't do a video, get a video of him in the booth doing the verse. Take that video off the iPhone and put it in your video. You know what I'm saying? But get it on paperwork because the nigga be like, oh, no, somebody hacked my email. They stole the verse. I never did that with you.

I go for the underdog because I know what it's like for nobody to put me on. Hello. Let's make some noise for that. You know what it's like for nobody to put me on. Hello. Make some noise for that. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, yeah. So I really like to see people, I like to, yo, when people win, yo, I clap the loudest.

I'm in the front clapping, because I know what it's like to get the championship ring. I got 10 of them, you know what I'm saying? I've been in this shit for 25 years. I used to DJ for Roxanne Chanté when I was 15. Did you know that? Haskell. You won.

You win. Ask Benzino. Benzino took me on tour when I was 15. When Benzino used to come to Brooklyn. Call him Benzino right now. We won't close that. Listen. When Benzino used to come to Brooklyn for his photo shoots, his video shoots or whatever, yo, I need something to hold me down.

I was like 15 years old going to his video shoots strapped to hold Benzino down. So when people say shit about Benzino, I say, nah, fuck you. That man took me on a road. The dude you talking about, I don't know who you talking about. All I know is my older brother. Nah, Benzino's a good dude. And don't say nothing in my face about him. Yeah.

You know what I'm saying? But yeah, that's the super duper big homie. You know what I'm saying? Zena's not picking up? Yeah. I got a lot of... Try it again. Try it again, man.

It's connected. It's connected. Oh! Doggy Diamonds is over there. It's working out, bro. This guy don't stop. What he say? I ain't gonna lie, hold on, hold on.

Yo, what's going on? Yo, I'm telling them, I'm telling them, I'm on the drink chairs and I'm telling them, Zeno, that's my big brother. You know what I'm saying? Since 91. I was like 15 years old, you know what I'm saying? I've been, and he took me on a tour.

And we got some other stories that we can't say on the camera. But he took me on a tour. And he said, the almighty RSO. He said to me, you on my bus. You can't be around none of these other pussy niggas here. You got to stay with me. And I was on the bus. Stayed the whole tour.

You know what I'm saying? And this man right here. And I was telling him, we used to come to You know what I'm saying And this man right here And I was telling him We used to come to them BK Yo I need something For my video shoot Yo I be right there You know what I'm saying

And I was a little kid You know what I'm saying But that's why When people say shit About Benzino I be like fuck you That's my man You know what I'm saying

In my face Cause I'm a fight for him You know what I'm saying But yeah you know It's always love You the big bro You know what I'm saying Since Ray Dog you know It's always love You the big bro You know what I'm saying? Since Ray Dog Since Ray Dog

Benzino got introduced later Since Ray Dog You know what I'm saying? Yo, yo Exactly, exactly So yo Let you finish your workout We out

Here you go, N.O. You gotta relax, man You gotta relax You know what I told you about earlier. Let's leave it alone. We'll talk to you later. But you gotta relax, man. Every time you're in the gym, every time, what are you doing?

You gotta leave that voice alone. My brother will love you. All right. What's up? What's up? Did I say voice? Out loud? Did I say it?

I did, no. You said it now. Yeah, yeah, right? That did. You said it now. Edit that. No, we don't edit nothing. Oh, I don't eat this time of the night. Yeah, yeah, in a minute fast. In a minute fast?

Yeah, I don't eat after 2 or 3 p.m. in the afternoon. 2 p.m.? You on the form of massive flex shit I don't know I ain't getting no Fucking lipo I don't know what That nigga on

I don't know what That nigga on Nah real man Listen I'm going to The gym And I'm a diet I'm not getting no lipo But what I do do

I knew he was Going to take the bait That's why I threw it But you know We could go Like listen You know for me I don't give a fuck

About none of these niggas. You know what I'm saying? I'm a real, real, real, real outside nigga. And you grew up with Biggie Smalls, Lil' Kim. Like, you know all of them. Yeah, and we from the same neighborhood. You know what I'm saying? We from the same neighborhood.

You know, it's funny because I wasn't originally supposed to get along with you. You know that, right? No. Oh, yeah. You is from the same neighborhood and all. You know it's funny, because I wasn't originally supposed to get along with you. You know that, right? No, because, oh yeah. You're the opposite. So I always was like, yo, fuck them niggas. You're the mafia, you're the mafia. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I was supposed to because.

You're the mafia, man. Yeah, yeah, because I'm the mafia. But it's been crazy how close they are to you and the mafia, seeing that. Nah, we love each other. We just see them while it's day. You know what's fucked up about that? We love dancing around. No, no,itt. Nah, we love each other. We should see the Wallace thing. Ain't no one fucked up about that. We love Daz and Karrueche.

No, no, yeah. That shows you how it's doing. But that lets you know that real niggas can get past anything, real. I'm going to tell you, I know the nigga standing right here. My first time in L.A. Not my first time, friend. My first time being checked in L.A. Not my first time, friend.

My first time being checked in L.A. We go to the Nego Hotel. DMX gives everybody a $100 shot of Hennessy Paradis. We have no idea what this is. Niggas is hitting like,

this is hard. Hennessey Paradiso. DMX brings us outside and says, listen, the dogs just gotta watch the dog. If the dogs is around the dog and no one watch the dog, then the dog is okay. I'm looking like this nigga the y'all understood everything

bro juice say what he meant was you can't go outside by yourself I'm going to let Deuce talk his talk. Deuce looked and said, look, DMX walks away, right? So DMX walks away and I go, and Deuce says, I understood everything he fucking said. So mind you, I wanted to make fun of DMX, but I can't because Deuce understood it.

Deuce said, this is what he fucking said. You can't go outside by yourself at it. Deuce said, this is what he fucking said. You can't go outside by yourself at all. Every time you come downstairs, you won't. We're one of us. We're going to the room. But DMX said, the dog with the dogs. It was amazing.

It was amazing. When the Hot 97 shit happened, I was, you know it's even so deep. I knew Inga since she was like eight years old, too. You're saying Inga. Foxy Brown. Foxy Brown. Gavin, that's my people. Like, I just spoke to Gavin like three days ago.

All that shit is my neighborhood. That's like a hub of Lil' Kim is on this side, Biggie and him is this side. I'm in the middle. Inga, Foxy Brown, because it's hard for me to call, it's really, really hard. You know what I'm saying? You have to call them Foxy Brown. For the people.

Yeah, so Inga, Gavin, and you know that I was the first group, my group, the Lil' Bassas, was the first group to sign with Trackmasters before y'all. Wow. Oh yeah. Y'all ain't make it nowhere. Yeah, we didn't. We didn't. We didn't. Because Coach Ellen

had lost their distribution. And there was a label called Livin' Large under Tommy Boy. And it folded. So on that label was us, Scoob and Scrap,

and YZ, the artist was on it. YZ. He made it as a media. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Made it as media. Oh, oh, oh, oh. And before we... YZ was tough. Listen it You made it as a media Oh yeah yeah yeah Made it as media Oh oh oh And before we

Listen when we talk about media Shout out to the father Who I bow to every time I see him Ralph McDaniels Every time I see Ralph McDaniels I bow Because this the man That's the man that

At three o'clock When we was outside after school fighting Like yo I'm going to fuck you up later V&B coming on I'm going in the house And we go watch video music box That's the first time I saw Nas That's the first time I saw Nas Classic Concepts used to shoot a lot of videos

That's him in the video Lionel C. Martin Do you know it's a video for Big Daddy Kane Young, Gifted and Black used to shoot a lot of videos. That's him in the video. Lionel C. Martin. You know what I'm saying? Do you know it's a video for Big Daddy Kane, Young, Gifted, and Black? Young, Gifted, and Black? Look it up on YouTube. You know that's DMX

with the hood at too, right? Done by the tune heads, my man Coots. I'm a hip-hop historian, you guys forgive me. I know we could go with the chain all the way down, but that ended up being, um, uh...

You want some Purell? What is that? Purell. Purell. Oh, hand-handle. It was a cookie hand-handle. I could have gave you Purell. You just, you just Purell dust.

Yeah. Hold on. Mmm. Mmm. Yeah, Tone is from Atlantic Tones. Keith's Louise, Papa T. Yeah, 18th Street. Ralph, you want some Purell?

Sure. Yeah, get some Purell. Tone... Sometimes you just gotta get a little Purell. Listen, man, I love a Tone is from Atlantic Terminal. Keith's Louise, probably. Yeah, 18C. Ralph, you want some burrito? Sure. Get some burrito. Tone, Red Hot Lover. Sometimes you just gotta get burrito. Listen, Red Hot Lover Tone, we call him JoJo. Red Hot Lover Tone. We call him JoJo. Talking about Trackmaster Tone.

First person living in 560 State Street. And he's from? Atlantic Terminals. That's a Brooklyn guy. 18C, yes. So you're saying the building that Jay-Z lived in, you said 560 State Street. Oh, they moved there from Tone. Tone was there first.

So Tone lived there before Jay-Z. Before Lord Jamal, before everybody. Lord Jamal too? Yes. 560 State Street. First person. The Barclays wasn't even there. Because I went to Saturday.

Well, I went up to Saturday. I ain't never go in. I ain't never attend. But that was around the corner, yeah. So you're identified now? Yeah, no, I never went to school. You know I'm a high school dropout, right? But you're identified now? I don't got a GED or around the corner Yeah So you're gentrified now Yeah no I never went to school You know I'm a high school dropout right But you're gentrified now

I don't got a GED or nothing No GED or nothing But you're gentrified now Yeah yeah I mean Brooklyn ain't what it used to be You get robbed And get a coffee At the same place

Yeah yeah Cause it's still Robberies going on out there You know what I'm saying That's never gonna change You know what I'm saying But in that area You know like I said

My area was so dope Cause then we started getting imports. Common moved around there. Erica Baloo moved around there. Common moved to Brooklyn? Yeah, Common lived in Brooklyn. He lived on 4th Street. Common Sense. Common Sense.

The Rappers. Yes, lived in Brooklyn. We lived with Erica. Over Meshuggah, right? Yes, sir. Over Meshuggah. Over Meshuggah, yeah. Yeah.

So Common lived around there J. Rude the Damager moved around there J. Rude wasn't originally Brooklyn? But he moved on my side though He was East New York But he moved on my side though So I ain't solid J. Rude the Damager passed for it

It's like this J. Rude was in Germany right now I think So it used to be so deep When I used to be so deep. When I used to see these rappers in my hood, and I would say nah he good. You know what I'm saying? Because niggas always, you know, here's Brooklyn, niggas want to rob everybody. He'd be like nah leave that nigga alone.

You know what I'm saying? I don't even know if I should put this out there. Put it out there. One time, shout out to Grand Avenue. That's where my niggas, Grand Avenue. That's where all my niggas... Grand Avenue. That's where I was scared when I was at?

No, no, no. That's that Grand Avenue. One time... Let's just say niggas got robbed in my hood. Shout out to Matty C from Loud Records. I know Matty C.

The white guy. Yes. Yeah, Matty C. He signed Biggie, didn't he sign Biggie? He helped get Biggie signed. The other side, Hype Joint. He lived on Grand Avenue, the backside.

And they just made it a little rough for him out there one day. I just say that. And he called me and I took, you know, I used to walk him home every day. And I ain't even really shitting on him, but it's real. And my thing is anything that come out of my mouth, it's not to play you. It's just to show how much love I have for him. Matty C never gave me a record deal. He never even helped me. This time I have music. But I just I don't like when niggas be getting picked

on. So I walked him and I was like, yo, man, you see this nigga right here? That's my man right here. You know what I'm saying? But niggas, other niggas got robbed out there, though. I ain't gonna put them out there. In Brooklyn? In Brooklyn. Of course. Strip the nigga to his drawers. Maybe Matty C will tell you that. I don't know where to go with this.

Where do you want to go? What's happening? Niggas get robbed every day, B. I feel like you're 12 seconds away from saying who was this guy. I'm in your train, bro. I can't trick you, you said? No, you can't trick me. You caught me in my tricks.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. You're my OG. In that sense, I would love to tell you that. To your face. Thank you, thank you. Your face. You know what I mean? You're my OG.

You know what's funny? Remember I told you one day, I said, yo, Nori, why the fuck you don't do hooks no more, man? You ill with the hooks. He did. Yo, do you know Iced Out Medallion? I play that shit so fucking, that's in my gym playlist. You know what I'm saying? That's in my gym playlist. Cause I was like, who the fuck is this?

Ma, Cuban Connection, Flex It, Wild N' Sip It. You know I like that, Cuban Connection. It was the cadence, you know what I'm saying? It was the cadence, you know what I'm saying? So I was like, yo, this kid Noriega is nice. You know what I'm saying? So I was like, yo, this kid Noriega is nice. You know what I'm saying? And I was like... I'm ill on the hooks, you saying? You ill on the hooks.

You did that. You did punch. You did punch it. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. I deserve more credit for the punch. You should do more hooks, man. You should do more hooks. Did I just pat myself on the back and no one actually realized it?

Nah, you're supposed to. Come on, man. Let's go. Let's go. You're supposed to. But my thing is, you are a unique talent because I feel like

the light was never on you. Tragedy Gaddafi is my favorite rapper from Queensborough. I want to say that on recorddafi is my favorite rapper from Queensbridge. I want to say that on record. That's my favorite rapper from Queensbridge. You're a real nigga. Going back to

Intelligent Hood. You're a real nigga. No, the Killer Kids. Okay. Wow. You know what I'm saying? Like I said, I've been hit by the story.

So the reason why when the nigga said, I got the mind. I was like, what the fuck he just saying? Because we in Brooklyn, all we know is we don't want no knowledge

of self. We don't want no knowledge of self. We don't want no knowledge of self. What the fuck he talking about? Y'all trying to kick around us? Yeah, that's what I'm saying. So when he said that, I was like, oh, but I'm a big fan of Marley Moore. It's three people that when they say, who's your biggest influences? It's three people.

Ralph McDaniels first. God bless you. Marley Moore second. God bless you. And Mall second God bless you And Pete Rock That was a great influence God bless you So on the media side

Great three influences On the media side Ralph McDaniels Because he's the father Of media He's the father He's before Hot Tracks He's before

UMBT Rap He's the first one Let's just Let's just show love To Ralph McDaniels Yes Yes Ralph McDaniels

And say Not only we need him We need Drink Champs The Tunnel to rock and dance. Yes, yes, I wanna dance. And say not only we need him, we need Drink Champs, the tunnel version of him, and just tunnel stories because. You know what's funny with him though, cause every time I see him I bow and he laugh. And I say yo. Pharrell bowed to me the other day, I didn't like it. But he's supposed to though,

cause you changed his life. That's true. That's true. You changed his life though. That's facts. Get that kid out of here. No but look, he's supposed to now. you changed his life That's true You changed his life though Get that No but look He's supposed to bow to you He's supposed to bow to you

Because if you didn't Rhyme to Super It was long overdue bro Listen if you didn't Rhyme to Super Thug You took a chance On somebody That he probably

Got door slammed in his face This nigga wrote Zuma Zuma Zuma For Teddy Riley And got no burn Yep We covered that story So what I'm. Yep. We covered that story. So what I'm saying is that

you put him on not Teddy Riley because this is what I was saying about the gatekeeper shit. Not saying Teddy Riley. No, but you know, I'll be honest.

I'll be honest. I'll be honest with you, Doggy Diamonds. Burl's my favorite producer. Okay. I don't care. If I have one last beat to pick on Earth, and it was between him and Dr. Dre, I'm picking Pharrell. Nothing was big, too.

I like that. I'm picking Pharrell over any fucking body. Yeah. I'm good. body yeah the thing about it is sometimes I don't gotta understand your chemistry what makes you great if we can stand together and be great together yeah fuck it I just can't I don't need to understand your chemistry I don't need to understand anything as long as you're going to show up If you show up I'm good

But you know what though What I'm saying is that And to be Pharrell's greatest producer Of all time As men Sometimes we don't give Pull on No no no

I want you to acknowledge What I just said Pharrell is his greatest producer For you He gave you a first match And he better be Listen listen acknowledge what I just said. For me, he's the greatest. Listen, listen. Is everybody acknowledging what I said? Yeah, it's for you.

Let me finish what I'm about to say. Don't say that, though. For real, he's the greatest fucking producer of all fucking times. What I'm saying What I'm saying is that As men

We don't give each other room to grow How we stand How we stood before people We gotta be like that forever In the eyes of people So when you start doing your thing I don't be like Nigga Nori not calling me

He doubling my calls Yo that nigga Got to a different tax bracket. He's doing things that he's successful at. What the fuck he going to be on the phone with me for? Just talking about nothing. That man is busy. And I respect that.

How many times I call you? But I keep in touch with you. But yeah, that's what I'm saying. But I don't beat you down because, yo, that man is busy. And I respect that. So I'm the type Yo I've always been the type of nigga When I see one of my people

Doing something I smile I respect that Reason why Because of what you said I be like yo I know my influence is there I'ma live forever

I'm a mortal You understand what I'm saying I'm waiting for you to finish I'm about to clap Yeah I'm saying? I'm waiting for you to finish I'm about to climb Yeah, I'm a moron I didn't know what it was You just dropping jewels everywhere Yeah, yeah, you know what I'm saying?

I'm a moron So you gotta be happy for your friends And I told my cousin, Ted And my brother, Trife I said, yo Sometimes Niggas, if they can't share your success, they don't want you to have it either. And my thing is, yo, my nigga, again, I pop champagne.

I've been in the business since I was a child. I wasn't even supposed to be in the muse. I was supposed to be in home base. I was supposed to be there. And I had limos going to St. James picking Biggie up. My limo. I love it. And taking him and Nino Brown. You know I'm saying Took to home base after it turned from Kilimanjaro. You know I'm saying the muse was Mars And I wasn't even supposed to be in there

I'm getting I'm getting I'm taking Cisco before I leave the block and I'm going to Motherfucking the muse And I'm fighting everybody You know I love Cisco Yeah I I used to make Cisco In St. Ones Oh man That type of nigga You was?

Yeah I was that type of nigga Cisco in St. Ones? You a foul nigga And I stopped That was the last I literally just Tasted that And my thing

I wanted to share With the world Why I don't drink or smoke Also My father suffered from substance abuse problems. God bless. We didn't know he was going there. And my father, I'm his child. So some things is hereditary. Addiction could be hereditary.

And then seeing some of the things he went through, we go through the same shit. You're my father, but I'm your child. So when you go through something, I see it. So I seen him smoke crack When crack first hit I seen him smoke I seen him sniff car I seen him do all that So

I wanted to be like The good father That I remember I never wanted to be like The crackhead I wanted to be like The smart guy The guy with the good

Pimmons shit The guy that Anything I asked him He knew everything You know what I'm saying So I said You know what I never smoked And I'm said You know what I never smoked

And I'm going to tell you Why I never smoked too Because I didn't like The look on a nigga's face After they got high I'd be like Yo y'all niggas look mad stupid That's how I used to be like

Yo and I remember Chicks used to be like this I'm like yo So we supposed to Fuck these chicks That look like this Like I said I quit drinking

Because my older brother Was an alcoholic And I used to always Pop shit Yo you always drunk He'd say What about you And I used to always pop shit. Yo, you always drunk. He'd say, what about you? And I'd be like, damn. Look, when you point a finger, right,

there's three of them pointing back at you. Oh, shit. Say that again? When you point a finger, there's three of them pointing back at you. That's real. You know what I'm saying? So a lot of times,

you can't be judgmental if you do that same shit. It's hypocritical. Yeah, and we all hypocritical to a certain extent but some of us be campaigning. Yo, all niggas gotta say

sometimes is like, but what about you? You be like, damn, why you bringing up old shit? You know what I'm saying? So,

when my brother, one day I was just like, yo, I can't be drinking no more, I can't. And then I went through a deep ass depression.

Let me ask you one more thing. Uh huh. I think we touched on it earlier but I want to elaborate and articulate over it. Is Vlad TV cool for our culture? Alright. This is going to be deep

because this. I said this on Twitter the other day, at Doggy Diamonds. Sometimes people want to remove people. They want to remove people who contributed to

arts. They want to remove people who contribute to the arts, the knowledge, and the music and replace it with nothing. So we take Vlad away Unfortunately There's no There's no Lord Jamal Podcast

He's brand new Being pumped up To get beat down That's it That's who you are Because he gave you A platform To where What the fuck Lord Jamal about to say And now it beat down. That's it. That's all you are. Because he gave you a platform to where,

what the fuck Lord Jamal about to say? And now, Lord Jamal is my favorite rapper in Brand Newbie. No, Grand Poobah invented swag rap.

We could, could we clap for that? Yeah. I agree with everything you're saying, but I can't agree with. Would it be a Yann Amin podcast

if it wasn't for that? Yeah, I can't agree. Would it be a Yann Amin podcast if it wasn't for Vlad? Yeah, I can't agree Would it be a Yannameen podcast If it wasn't for Vlad? I'm the person that called Lord Jamal

Myself Because you know him But would the masses know who he is Without Vlad TV? That's a great point We're talking We know him as a rapper Yo, why did Chick Bane not keep rolling?

What is Chick Bane doing? What are you doing? I had to do it Mr. Lee took my seat, bro Oh, now you're blaming me? Yeah, Mr. Lee took my seat, bro. Now you blaming me? Yeah, Mr. Lee took your seat. JVMU. Mr. Lee took your seat.

I'm sorry. Well, um. So, so I don't think it would be that. And to keep it all the way real, this is the shit that a lot of niggas don't touch on. Yo. To keep it real, a lot of, this is shit a lot of people don't touch on. And I have to touch on it because I'm on a big platform. My song was the one holding him down when he was doing fuck shit.

So how much accountability... So let me say this something real quick. Can I tell you about my Vlad confrontation? Look, can I say something real quick before that? It's kind of crazy. I just want to say that the culture and when I say the culture, it's convoluted.

Yes. Holds down platforms like that because it wants to see bullshit. And that's the problem, first and foremost. Why is it traffic? Why is there traffic? Why is it traffic on the highways? Like Jerry Stringer. No, why is there traffic on the highways?

You know why? Because it's not the car accident. The car accident traffic on the highways? Like Jerry Stringer No, why is there traffic on the highways? You know why? Because it's not The car accident The car accident is on the side of the road Is everybody looking at it? Absolutely Everybody want to see If somebody's head is on the floor

We love We all watch Faces of Death We love functions Faces of Death So cancer That's a written Yeah, so cancer Has to live

In a negative environment Right If your body Is in a If your body And your. Right. If your body is in a... If your body and your mind, your spirit, and your body is positive, cancer will go away. Right. It's when you give up. Yep.

That's when you die. So, unfortunately, it started with Worldstar, who I used to battle them like a motherfucker, too. And they've changed a lot. And they've changed... No, they've changed a lot. You ain't even give a shit. They've changed a lot.

Shout out to Worldstar They changed a lot I can't Listen I'ma be real with you If you my enemy in life You my enemy in death That shit never goes away

It never goes away I'm You know I'm from I respect that Like cause I'm not fake I'm not gonna show up At your funeral like

This is my nigga And then when everybody look Ha ha you bitch I'm not like. I'm not going to show up at your funeral like, this is my nigga. And then when everybody look, ha ha, you bitch. I'm not like that. I feel bad for people's children and their family because I know what it's like to lose somebody. You know what I'm saying? So I'm respectful to them. But I'm not going to, I don't know how to be fake. You know what I'm saying?

Right. So, again, back to what I was saying was, when Vlad used to do a lot of fuck shit, and niggas wanted to put his head out, he would call my son and my son would call niggas and niggas respected him But niggas ain't never fucked Vlad up because of my son like when I had my confrontation with Vlad in front of Milk River In Brooklyn, I'm home in Brooklyn. I can't be touched in Brooklyn. No way. I don't give a fuck where I'm at So I was interviewing Charlie Clips And Vlad- From you know-

Yeah, yeah the battle rap okay yeah and Wild N Out yeah Vlad walks on my camera now this is when I lost all the weight so maybe he didn't know it was me so I look from behind my camera I'm like yo Vlad why you don't fuck with me he said oh shit doggy damn yeah because you you be talking shit Paul's oh fuck you talking to But yeah my son and another dude with him. So I think he felt strong He learned that day. I don't give a fuck if it's ten niggas I got jump before like that shit just don't even mean nothing to me I like got stabbed jump shot at shit don't mean nothing, but I'm not with all due respect

I've never let no white boy Talk to me crazy Ever in my life Because we used to knock y'all out And dig y'all pockets in midtown You understand what I'm saying? So, so So if you think So if you think you live

Cause you with him I'ma show you that I don't give a fuck who you with Cause if you wasn't with him Would you talk to me like that? You understand what I'm saying? And all I ask you Why you don't give a fuck who you with Because if you wasn't with him Would you talk to me like that? You understand what I'm saying? And all I ask you is why you don't fuck with me And I said I don't fuck with you

Because you a bitch ass nigga He said to you you don't fuck with me No I told him I said why you don't fuck with me Because people were telling me behind the scenes That he was kicking my back at me You understand what I'm saying? Me kicking my back at me means Oh don't fuck with Doggy Diamonds

He's racist. Because everybody's black power now. Remember, I was on that shit a long time ago. Oh, you was considered racist? Yeah. I've never heard of this. This is what I'm saying. Get out of here.

Listen, your name enters rooms your feet never will enter. Wow. That's what they was threatening about you. Yeah. So I had a situation where I was trying to work on something with Complex because he tried to buy Forbes DVD from us before. Vlad did? Vlad, he tried to buy it.

And so did Dat Piff tried to buy it too. And we wouldn't sell it, you know what I'm saying? So when he said that, I told him, I said, yo, I be talking shit because I think you a bitch ass nigga and I think you a fucking culture vulture. To his face, as as a man right on Atlantic and somebody else filmed the footage so he called

me the next day yo no my son called me like yo what's good I said yo that nigga is pussy like I don't fuck with that nigga you know what I'm saying that nigga did a lot of shit to me he said yo I didn't know all this could I get you on the phone with him I talk to anybody because again anything

could be resolved by you we talk like men to men to men don't send your delegate bosses speak to bosses you know i'm saying i'm not speaking to no flunkies so when my son called me the respect that i have for him i spoke about i spoke to vlad and he said yo what's the problem and he said yo used to say I was gay Used to call me a fag I said I never said that I interviewed Lady Luck

And she said She think you gay Cause at one point Remember he used to always ask people About gay mafia And remember Vlad That was his shtick for a while He used to always ask

Who you think is gay What about the gay rapper And all that shit he used to do Oh yeah okay So Lady Luck The Wendy Williams shit Yeah so Lady Luck And I don't even fuck with Lady Luck But that Wendy Williams shit. Yeah, so Lady Luck, and I don't even fuck with Lady Luck,

but that's another shit. Lady Luck was like, um, Lady Luck was like, um, well, I think he's gay because he's always asking about gay shit. I think he... So he put it on me.

So I said, I never said you was gay, bro. When did I say you was gay? But I said, I do know that you was fucking up shit behind the scenes for me, and that's why I said

what I said to you. So he was like, yo, nah, that, that, because he had me blocked and shit like that. He could be thinking blocking me on Twitter means something.

Joe Budden got me blocked too. Shout out to Joe Budden. But, but, but see, look, this is, this is,

this is reciprocity. I'm calling Joe Budden right now. Look, look, this is reciprocity. When him and Charlemagne did the year end review, they said I had thelemagne did the year-end review,

they said I had the best interview of the year. When I interviewed Tribe Gangsta. Because I'm not going to lie. Yeah, he got me blocked. We talk about you behind your back. Yeah, I used to troll him. In the Illuminati meetings. I used to troll him.

You've been to Illuminati meetings? I've never been to Illuminati meetings. I understand why he blocked me though. Because I used to fucking troll him, though. Like, Joe Button was the first reality TV star. You would have blocked him. No, I don't be blocking people. I'm saying you would have.

I just invite a nigga to the Frank stand, or I just tell him all fucker yo. No, I don't invite nobody to the Frank stand. No, my Frank stand. I'm Frank stand. I always tell a nigga to eat a dick. Because nowadays, if you tell a nigga to suck a dick, some of these niggas be like, okay, anyway. So you can't be telling niggas to suck a dick. You know what I'm saying?

You can't be telling niggas to suck a dick because they're going to be like, what? You can't do that. Really? I don't know where this is going to be going. He declined me. He declined you? No, not yet.

It feels like I'm declined. Yeah, but again, he blocked me. He declined you? No, not yet. No, not yet. Like literally. It feels like I'm declined. Yeah, but again, he blocked me. And I used to fuck with him because I'm a big fan of Ransom too. I love Ransom. So Ransom is your what? This is why you're an evil person. Why?

Because you see how you just put that together? I love Ransom. But you do know. I was being Ransom. Yeah, you were being Ransom. But you do know. I was being a rascal. Yeah, you were being a rascal. I was, but see, I'm accountable. You do know that Ransom was the guy that was known to show up in Joe Biden's house. Facts.

That's what he's known for. Yeah. So how could you be cool with both? Oh, shit. Well, as media, I could be cool with anybody. But, but, um. Calling back? That's me calling back? I don't know. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Oh shit Well as media I could be cool with Anybody But But um Calling back That's me calling back

I don't Yeah yeah yeah As media I could be cool I'm supposed to be cool With everybody When I do have favoritism I let it be known In the interview

First No you have a lot of favoritism And I love it I do But I've never done An interview I've never done An interview with somebody

And then give the other side A chance to rebuttal Meaning That if Noriega says Fuck this person And if this person Call me and say Yo fuck Norie

I wanna get on your camera I don't be like First thing I'm gonna do Is say nah Norie's my man Can I get you on the phone But why You think you starting the drama

You think you keeping it going Nah because Everybody See I interview the underdog I was interviewing niggas When they didn't wanna hear From these niggas the drama? You think you're keeping it going? Nah, because everybody, see, I interviewed the underdog. I was interviewing niggas when they didn't want to hear from

these niggas. Again, they said I want to interview old, washed up rappers. Meaning, alright, let's just address the elephant in the room. Uh-huh.

Mack, this is one of your best legendary interviews. Max B, yes. I don't know what he said. He's like, oh, I touched it in Miami, really? Yeah, but I cut that out, though. I don't know what he said. He's like, oh, I touched it in Miami.

Yeah, but I cut that out, though. But it came out. Not in that interview, nope. How did that part come out? That's a different interview. That's a different interview. He did say something on camera, and I stopped the camera, and I told him, we not doing that. Beautiful. You know

what I'm saying? He said something. At this time Jordan Tower was the editor So now you and Jordan Tower Was just working together No I'm doing all the interviews And Jordan is the editor

And I have to give it to him To edit And then eventually I became the editor Of the Come Up DVD Woo We need to hear this Yeah

I became the editor Of the Come Up DVD And all the Man we lost all them DVDs In the streets You had Smack You had Sub-Zero Man when i started doing interviews for the come up and and shout out i'm a shout out freeze even though he says shit about me i didn't like sub-zero yeah sub-zero

what did sub-zero say freeze oh he said that i'm the one who filmed him and fendi fighting and i thought i wasn't even there what are you talking about? I wasn't even there That was a great fight By the way Yeah But My thing is this And this is what I love that fight This is what I want to say To the world

I think he need to move on With his life Right? Because if you're talking About something that happened With me and you In 2009 What have you done

In 11 years? You can't Like a nigga can't Take me back To Old Beef that The scab heals Cause when you take me back to that You pick the scab

And I'm like Let's just keep it real Yeah go ahead Did you film that? No I didn't That was in Harlem Yeah it was the 145th street Yeah I didn't film that

So it was a Harlem neighborhood That filmed that It was the niggas in the store That shit was on a flip phone Back then If you could look at it It was flip phone footage. I didn't put that out.

But my relationship with Fendi, because when Fendi, remember Fendi would only do my platform. Yes. Fendi would. So you could understand where he's coming from. Yeah, but I spoke to him on the phone though as a man though. Sub-Zero. Yeah. And I told him I don't want no problem with you.

And if there's a problem, I'll come to your crib right now. But I thought you put the footage out. No, I didn't. I didn't. Let me just. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm going to keep it a hundred. I'm going to no problem with you. And if it's a problem, I'll come to your crib right now. But I thought you put the footage out. No, I didn't. I didn't. Let me just, I got to keep it a hundred. I'm going to keep it a year. Because I followed your platform.

Yeah, I did. I still follow your platform. I didn't put that out. And at that time, No, I didn't put that out. I felt like you posted it. Did you post it on your platform? Definitely posted it.

Okay, all right. You posted it. Because again, because again, what niggas used to say to me, I did a podcast Called The Mistakes I Made The biggest mistakes I made

Is that I always worried About my friends And some of my friends Never worried about me So I always would try To have integrity And then niggas would Hit me with that

Come on you a street nigga You shouldn't be doing that Okay so Academics is not a street nigga right he could do whatever the fuck he wants and become a millionaire and i can't do certain shit so i'm supposed to be broke with y'all bum ass niggas because i'm a street nigga but then the first thing you throw in my face is that academics passed you he's bigger than you he passed me he's bigger than me because he's a fucking sucker And if I become a sucker Right Now you like

Oh you on some sucker shit So you got to hold me To this nigga shit This nigga standards That don't even exist So that's why That's the biggest mistakes I made So everybody

That's starting the podcast Everybody that's getting into media Because all y'all niggas Is doing it Everybody So I put you on the podcast Yeah

I put you on the podcast You told me what a Everybody So I put you on the podcast Yeah I put you on the podcast You told me what a podcast was I put you on the podcast But look though And podcasting No you get podcasting It's audio Stop going on YouTube

Talking about You got a fucking podcast Thank you You got a YouTube show You got a YouTube show You do not have a podcast Your shit is not on iTunes Spotify

I ain't giving a fuck Yeah You don't have a podcast. If your shit is not on iTunes, Spotify, I ain't giving a shit. You don't have a podcast. You have a fucking YouTube show. You know we got the Hedera if you join. We throw your sneakers away. Let me check your sneakers out. Let me make sure you're good. That's what's happening?

I don't know what this is. You throw your sneakers away? You bad. You throw your sneakers away? Who's throwing a bad round? Who's throwing a bad round? Are you bad? You throw your sneakers away, bro? That's your fucking doggy. He vomits. Yeah, yeah. Sneakers tight?

Now, now, now, let me tell you why. We give you your money back. We throw your sneakers away, but we give you your money. Like, we pay you. Who the are you supposed to walk out here with? Nah, nothing. This is what we do. That's some jail shit. Fuck that! Fuck that, dude! There's gonna be a bro in this one.

This is jail shit. I ain't with that. It's part of the show. If you come wrong, I'mma look a lot of y'all. I'mma look at that job, man. Fuck y'all. We fightin' right now. I y'all. Fuck y'all. We fighting right now. I'm going to check your sneakers, man. What the fuck's up with you? I got those Timberlands, nigga.

I'm from New York. I'm from Trinidad. I don't like those Timberlands, man. You're out of here. That's a double sole. Those pads. That's double sole. It's not.

The double sole is foul. Oh, man. You got a piece of gum on there. You're out of here, bro. Man, that's a double sole. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Man, we throw niggas' sneakers away. I can't, man. Yo, but you know it's funny there, you outta here, bro. You gonna have to double? Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Man, we throw niggas' niggas away. Yo, but you know it's funny though, even with fashion, I feel like a lot of the fashion people never embraced us. Embrace hip-hop? Embrace niggas. You got hip-hop and you got niggas But that make Because see people make hip hop Black culture That's a part of black culture

It's not black culture We got other shit That we do You know what I'm saying We got other shit that we do We got a lot of doctors Sciences Lawyers

And we're not just athletes And rappers You know what I'm saying So we do We contributed to a lot We invented a lot of this You know what I'm saying So So So So we contributed to a lot. We invented a lot of this. You can't roll up. You know what I'm saying? You can't roll up, man.

So he rolled up. No, it's him. So I feel like a lot of them never really embraced us. We made, you know, when the Migos make Versace, Versace, Versace, Versace, they used to be the first people saying, hold up, Drake jumped on that? Oh, nah, y'all got clothes for the rest of y'all life.

Right. But they don't do that. You know what I'm saying? That's why I respected Tommy Hilfiger for doing that don't do that. You know what I'm saying? That's why I respected Tommy Hilfiger for doing that shit for Grandpa Wood. You know what I'm saying? What exactly did he do? I think he gave him some clothes.

You know what I'm saying? Whoa, he didn't give him a deal? I don't think, see, this is pre-deals. Right. If you go to a motherfucking, it was called Simons in Brownsville It turned into S&D But you'll get robbed on picking

Like this is a fact When you go in there And Carl Canard gave you clothes back then He didn't give like Tupac and them deals either Nah right but he'll figure There was some controversy But he'll figure though Yeah I don't really know too much

Yeah there was some fucked up shit But he'll figure I mean I don't know it off top But there was some shit But you know, with that shit, we got to start using our power

that we have. Like, you can mention something and motherfuckers is going to buy that shit. You know what I'm saying? And we supporting shit and they be like,

yo, nah, we don't want them wearing our clothes. We don't want this. But then we the first nigga to say, yo,

I got this watch and you ain't got this. And I be like, yeah, but the niggas that you bought that shit from don't even like you. So you're a fucking idiot. I still... I got this watch and I don't get this. I'd be like, yeah, but the niggas that you bought that shit from don't even like you. So you're a fucking idiot.

I still... I got this watch. I don't think these niggas that I bought it from like me. Yeah. Because... You know what I don't know? Don't worry, because a lot of times we base success off of materialism. I was trying to be funny.

We base success off of materialism. That's why. You know what I'm saying? If a motherfucker got credit, he could buy anything. But that don't mean he's successful though. Successful to me was losing 120 pounds.

I'm a success story. You understand what I'm saying? It's not about a dollar amount that I put another 20, 30 years on my life. So when they can say,

yo, don't... And this is 40 day reset? Nah, that was... Yeah, because you know that's only 40 days. But you gotta You gotta tinker You gotta continue You gotta do different things

So I didn't diet I changed my life You know what I'm saying? I changed my life And um When you go through You know, sometimes people Look at a caterpillar

And say that shit is ugly as hell But that caterpillar Becomes a butterfly Definitely does So what I did was I went into a cocoon. I just came out a whole new nigga. Remember the first time I saw you? I remember seeing, I ain't gonna mention his name because fuck him, but I remember seeing this

dude. He was like, yo, where the rest of you at? And I was like, yo, that shit is gone. And the weight had nothing to do with my body. It was the weight that was lifted off my mind. Once I was able to... You look like Rakim right now. Doggy Dom is the alternative.

Rakim. Once I was able to alleviate... I don't even need Rakim at this point, nigga. We definitely need Rakim. You do need Rakim. Sorry, something like that. But once I was able to alleviate the weight off my mind, everything else started falling.

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and even your mood? Join us on Dope Labs where we break it all down in the lab like only we can. Listen to Dope Labs on iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. All right, so this is where we're going to tell you to stop blocking your blessings. We got SuperDog OG. Okay. From Cherry, Colorado. Let's make some noise for him.

You're taking a picture? No, no, no. But you don't smoke? Never. Never smoke? I never even... How about a gummy? I'm not doing that.

How about a gummy? You're not doing that? about a gummy You said A gummy A gummy A gummy A gummy I like it when you say that Like I told you I don't

Do certain shit Because At all Yo stop it son I'm cherry picking This is Yo this is not a crop That you can just pick

I don't I don't I don't drink a smoke Because Again It's a culture that culture that became a subculture with that shit too where motherfuckers think that they got to get high, but you really depressed, nigga. When you come down off your high on your alcohol, you're still sad as a motherfucker, so that's why you get high again. Some people get high because they get high.

I respect that. But the youth, I'm seeing dudes. The youth now youth I respect that But the youth I'm seeing dudes The youth now is different That's the point I'm making They're doing a different type Of getting high They're doing a high They're doing everything

To die They're doing everything Yeah yeah They want to die Yeah like I remember I don't get high I die Because they say YOLO

They don't want to die No why Because they say YOLO right They say you only live once right But you only die once You live every day You die You die You die You die You die You die You die You die You die You die You die You die You die You die You die You die You die You die You die You die You die You die You die You die You die You die You die You die You die You die You die You die You die You die You die You die You die You die You die You die You die You die You die You die You die You die You die You die You die You die You die You die You die You die

You die You die You die You die You die You die You die You die

You die You die You die You die You die You die You die You die

You die You die You die You die You die You die You die You die

You die You die You die You die You die You die You die You die That's the biggest death Because some motherfuckers I call them walkers You're walking around Brainless like a motherfucker Those are the lean people Lean Mr. Lean people We sell the lean though Mr. Lean

But no one Bustin' Marijuana is great Bustin' Marijuana is great I tell everybody I tell everybody I tell everybody

Get therapy Get therapy Get therapy I got therapy Hell yeah Therapy is not easy For everybody to Like acknowledge Super thug is therapy

The reason why I got therapy My cousin right here I think How old was I? 14? You got shot 14 years old

He got shot right in front of me Wow Like niggas shot at all of us And hit him. That's my first cousin. We in the same room. He got a sister. He fucked with the sister.

I fucked with the other. Like, that's how it goes. So how do you as a child see all this traumatic shit and then act like everything is normal? It's not normal for me to go outside and step in over dog shit. It's not normal for niggas to dump blunt guts on the floor. It's not normal for niggas to dump blunt guts on the floor. It's not normal for me.

That's what threw us out there. Is that therapist white? Yes, he was. Yes, all right. And then it was a black woman. Thanks so much for your therapy. And then it was a black woman. It doesn't matter.

How did you eventually say, I'm going to get a therapist and how did you get a therapist? Well, I realized. Well, you already said how. Why? I realized, yo, I realized one day, yo, I was sad as a therapist. Well, I realized. Well, you already said how. Why? I realized one day,

yo, I was sad as a motherfucker. Right. Yo, I was just completely sad. And I used to conquer sadness. But how do you know you're sad? Because I'm crying. That's a great question. That's a great question.

Because you're crying. You're literally crying too. And what the fuck are you crying for? So, your endorphins and your serotonin is so low that you can't even, you're just sad. So when you're happy and you laugh, you're releasing endorphins.

And that makes your serotonin level go up. You ain't nothing funny no more. Yo, tell them something. You mad at the world? I remember I wanted to get a tattoo like the crunch sign and I wanted that shit to say mad at the world and I wanted the shit to get a tattoo like the crunch sign, and I wanted that shit to say mad at the world, and I wanted the shit squeezed into earth. You know what I'm saying?

I wanted that shit because I was just mad at everybody. I didn't understand why is my mother not here? They killed my best friend. You know what I'm saying? Like all this shit that I'm doing, I credit to him. He's the first person to believe in me, and y'all killed him, and I can't even kill a nigga who killed him. You know what I'm saying?

Because I don't know who he is. You understand what I'm saying? I don't know where he is. So you said, and you, and you try to drink it away. One thing with us, we try to drink it away. We try to smoke it away. We try to fuck it away or we start oppressing people. So I had to say to myself, like, Dan, look what I'm doing to people Cause I'm fucked up So When I was going through my shit I used to say I would not wish Depression on my worst enemy

Cause it was times I contemplated jumping out the window The only reason why I never jumped Cause I had enough sense To know that shit was gonna hurt If I don't die But how do you acknowledge You have depression to start with?

Cause I started crying for nothing Every day So that's where you knew. And I laid in bed for two years. Okay. Never got out of bed. My ex-chick kicked me out because she didn't understand.

And I, at first I was like, fuck her. But then I kind of understand like, maybe she wasn't strong enough to go through that shit. You know what I'm saying? I still say fuck you though,

but you know what I'm saying? Maybe she wasn't strong enough to go through that shit. Right. So. You want to fuck her? Yeah, fuck her. Yeah, fuck her. Yeah, fuck her but you know what I'm saying? Maybe she wasn't strong enough to go through that shit. So you want to fuck her? Yeah, fuck her. Yeah, fuck her.

Yeah, fuck her. You know what I'm saying? Come on. You don't have to jump into that one. I want to jump in. Yeah, yeah. What's her name? Let's just go out.

Her name is Bitch. Her name is Bitch. Her name is Bitch. Charlie definitely likes her. That's Charlie's best friend. So from being depressed Right From the minute I met Charlie

I knew A bitch hurt his feelings Yeah Yeah You're so on point with that From the minute I met him He was like Charlie there?

I hate bitches So So the reason why I suggest Therapy EFN Is because If you tell I went too far No relax

If you tell your man something In confidence Your man got a man Who got a man Who got a man Who got a man Who got a man Who got a man

Who got a homegirl So now The whole room told You don't fucked up You don't fucked up But And then when he get mad at you He gonna be like

My nigga But you the one who got left At Hersey Park When you was little And you still fucked up going to be like, my nigga, but you the one who got left at Hershey Park when you was little and you still fucked up off that. You like, damn, my nigga, I told you. So when they get angry, they put your business out there. When you tell a therapist, they going to tell you how to cope with these things and they're never going to spread your business. Suppose.

Amongst these people. Yeah. Because they can do case studies. You know what I'm saying So I don't It's not that I hold in shit But I tell people What I think they need to know And if it's something

That's plaguing me I will talk to a professional Before I talk to somebody Because And niggas be pillow talking too man You tell a nigga some shit He done told his girl Because that's his wife

And he think Yo Because I'll never tell a female My man Yo you know my man, but yo, you know My man just broke up with his girl, right? Fuck I'm telling you that for niggas be pillow talking So I don't even like to certain niggas that I know I tell that niggas chick cuz he talked to his chick too much

I mean you gotta be the worst So I tell everybody Get therapy The shit that we seen In the hood A soldier Would get diagnosed With PTSD Absolutely

Like See We all got PTSD Definitely We all We all do That's the problem But

The shit made me violent Like very very violent Like we would go outside and say yo No we would be like yo Let's go fuck somebody up That's serious Let's go fuck somebody up Let's go catch a rat

To let out that energy And we would just go outside And fuck anybody up But I'll target The Cheesecake Factory i don't know about that i feel like you beat people up at the cheesecake factory bro yeah i don't think so what the fuck is this i doubt it i'm just fucking yeah yeah so so the aggression was let out through violence and we will only beat uh grown-ass men up, though.

We wouldn't fuck with women, no elderly, no children. But a grown-ass man, you know, I'm the size, I was this size when I was 18. This exact weight and everything when I was 18. So I want to see if I hit hard.

So now it's like, yo, you hit like a bitch. You had to hit him twice To drop him So now we having Contests to see Yo he got a one hitter quitter My man Nut He had a dead end

He had no feeling in his hand Nigga like 14 Nigga punched Nut punched concrete before right Punched concrete in my face So When the music came though This is what I love about hip hop When the music came though And this is what I love about hip hop

When the music bug hit us That's when we stopped being so violent Because now you in the studio Now at 16 years old I went to Sam Ash And bought equipment That's like Sam Goody

Guitar center It's more like guitar center Yeah So I went and bought equipment So now I'm in the crib making beats all day You know what I'm saying? But when we not making beats we like Yo let's go fuck somebody up and come back and do

This beat. Then it was like Nah I'm not going to fuck nobody up because I don't Know this equipment. This bitch is beating too. And when my Friend got killed I would have been with him If I wasn't in the crib making a beat You know what I'm saying? Because we was inseparable The only time we wasn't together was when That nigga was in the shower and't in the crib Making a beat You know what I'm saying Because we was inseparable The only time we wasn't together Was when that nigga

Was in the shower And I in the bathroom And vice versa But other than that Again He got a girl She got a sister or friend You go here

I go here His mother was like Yo y'all inseparable You know what I'm saying And I even picked out his clothes That he wore in the casket You know what I'm saying And like I said

I found him in Brooklyn Hospital Under sheet And I had to call his mother And tell her Yo Jouzy is dead And I don't know why I'm saying And like I said I found him in Brooklyn Hospital Under sheet And I had to call his mother And tell her your Jouzy is dead And I don't know why I found him You understand what I'm saying And this is when I'm

15, 16 years old So ever since then It's like Yo Somebody gotta get it I don't know who And then you start drinking And you start doing shit

You start doing women wrong And then you realize You're a part of shit You start doing women wrong And then you realize You're a part of the problem With women Because Me I was fat I spit in a female face I was fat

You know what I'm saying You spit in a business face I spit right in their face And maybe four years ago I called a female That I spit on her face And I told her I was sorry Why

Because I did some shit As a kid Look I did some shit As a kid. Look, I did some shit as a kid. And I'm a man now. What happened? And I have to atone for the shit that I did as a kid. Because I spit into your face. That shit could have psychologically fucked you up.

And again, going through what I'm going through, I started to realize how I was oppressing certain people. And how I did certain shit. We beat this dude ass in front of a church. And he was screaming. And he had 50 cent in his pocket. Two quarters in front of a church. We whipped his ass on the church steps.

And I remember we used to call it Form Voltron. Three of y'all go this way, three of y'all go that way. And we gonna meet him. So if he try to run that way, y'all right there, we right there. And we beat his ass he had 50 cent. And the screams always replay in my head. And ever since that day run that way, y'all right there, we right there. And we beat his ass. He had 50 cents. And the screams always replay in my head. And ever since that day,

I was like, yo, I ain't doing this shit no more. We can't be robbing niggas. Let's go to Midtown and rob the white people. And we watched Mississippi burning one day. And that's when we was like,

yo, hold on, hold on, hold on. Why are we doing this shit to our people? He had 50 cents. Let's go to Midtown And then you go to Midtown Manhattan And Brooklyn You know we dig pockets

You know what I'm saying That's what we did So we dig your pocket We knew the payment Diamond District Yeah We knew when you got paid We knew when you got paid

And What I like Rip your whole fucking pocket off You know what I'm saying Rip your whole pocket off And then my other man Half rest in peace, he started getting sophisticated.

He would go to the restaurant and go use the bathroom and go to coat check. The coats is hanging up and bang everybody's coat. Brooklyn niggas, I ain't giving no crooklyn. Y'all different type of granny. This makes no sense for you. Yeah, yeah. I ain't even hear that.

But did you ever have a male? Nah, but I loved his music so much. Yo, I loved his music so much. It was the rhyme. Now there's the

Green Wallys. When he said that shit, I said, oh, whoa, whoa, whoa. And then I found out he was from Brooklyn. I'm Brooklyn biased. Yeah, you. If you're a Brooklyn rapper,

I love you. You should be. Young, old. You know what I'm saying Young and old I'm Brooklyn biased because I know what it's like To be

Grow up in that rough ass place And It is some pussy parts of Brooklyn Like I never like when rappers be like Yo we shooting a video in Brooklyn And I be like Yo where you at And they be like

Yo we in Williamsburg Nigga you ain't in Brooklyn You in Williamsburg Get the fuck out of here That ain't North Forth That ain't Brooklyn Cut it out You in Williamsburg. Get the fuck out of here. That ain't North Forth. That ain't Brooklyn. Cut it out. You know what I'm saying? Stop

doing that. All you rappers that come say, yo, we shooting a video in Brooklyn. If you're not on Fulton Street, if you're not on Pickin', if you're not on New Lots, if you're not on these main avenues, you're not in Brooklyn. I shot a video in front of Cheesecake Factory. Was I a seafood, y'all?

Ain't no Cheesecake Factory in Brooklyn. Junior's. Junior's. You're super seafood. Was I seafood, y'all? That's a landmark you're kind of supposed to, but it could get funky over there. That's it. You did it.

What year was this? I'm about to do it tomorrow. I'm fucking with you. I'm fucking with you. Yeah. I'm fucking with you I'm fucking with you I'm fucking with you Holy moly guacamole Yo You're my

I want to say this Cherry Colorado Let's make sure Cherry Colorado Before I go there I do have to say one thing Yes please To a lot of my

Friends who passed away This shit is dedicated to y'all, me being here. So that's Jouzy, that's Hav, that's Tank, that's Roach. I want to pick up JB. Cool V. It's so many that I lost, but these are the people that I mentioned. They used to always say,

yo, do that shit, do that say Yo Do that shit Do that shit Do that shit Media Yeah Media Everything Because I never wanted to get on camera I was forced to get on camera

Well how is that How is that Well Again You are your brand Your face is your brand Right So niggas used to say

Yo Forbes what up I'd be like Fuck he talking to me My name ain't Forbes I'm doggy Tom And Forbes is you in MREC So I felt like I didn't have an identity

Wow So what made you one of the two So I felt like I didn't have an identity. Wow. So what made you one of the two? So I seen people coming in the game, and they was getting opportunity because they had a name and an identity, but they was calling me Forbes. So I felt like I had to get my own identity. I had to be Doggy Diamond. I'm not Forbes. It's like Smack is not Smack. That's the name of the DVD.

You understand what I'm saying? We call him Sub-Zero, but his name is Freeze. But Fendi is Fendi, and the come-up DVD is the come of the DVD You understand what I'm saying? We call him Sub-Zero But his name is Freeze But Fendi is Fendi And the come up DVD Is the come up DVD He branded himself You understand what I'm saying? That's why Fendi used to be

On every DVD He's dropping knowledge You understand what I'm saying? So I realized You can get swallowed Into your brand And then one day If you sell your brand

You can't be Forbes no more Because you sold it But Doggy Diamonds Live forever You know what I'm saying So that's the reason Why you brand yourself You don't call yourself

Your brand Not unless your name And your brand That's why my shit is called Doggy Diamonds No filter You know what I'm saying And I've learned to have

A little filter Because I used to hurt a lot Of niggas feelings man Niggas used to be Calling and crying man Niggas be calling and crying Yo man He said that, he went at Flex.

You can't go at Flex. I'm like, but why not, though? A nigga's a man. Everybody's a man, and none of us is above correction. All right, let's get into it. Why did you go at Flex? Because he was defending Mr. C. I broke the Mr. C story when he got caught with the old train.

That nigga did it a couple times. Yeah, the only reason why I broke the story, I'm going to tell you why I broke the story. I broke the story.

I caught him wrecked. It was a website called Diary of a Street King. And they had the mugshot and all that shit of Mr. C with the fun boy. You know what I'm saying?

Behind y'all was crazy. Yeah? So I call Rec and I say, yo, I just seen this Mr. C shit. Should I put it out? Put that shit out. I put it out. I tweeted it. And I always tell people it's not about followers. It's who follows you. You can have

10,000 nobody. You got 10,000 bucks I got I got important people That watch me I don't have a lot Of followers But I got a following It's a difference

You know what I'm saying So When the Mr. C shit broke I put that shit out And it started It started Explaining his behavior To me

Cause he used to act Like a real fucking sucker You know what I'm saying So I used to be like Oh that he used to act like a real fucking sucker. You know what I'm saying? So I used to be like, oh, that's why he act like a bitch. Because he like, he like fun boys.

So you have to realize, when you have people in these power positions and they live in the closets, and you say certain things in songs, they not playing that shit because you offending them. So when everybody was like Mr. C didn't do that shit I went at Ed Lover

I went at Moni Love Like when they was defending Africa He is a Brooklyn nigga And let's be clear Who's a Brooklyn nigga? Mr. C You said you defend Brooklyn I can't defend that type of Brooklyn

You on Broadway? Nah I can't defend that And Mr. C The posse's not on Broadway? Who? The posse's not on Broadway? Who? You got caught two times. The posse's not on Broadway?

Nah, that's some other shit. The posse's on Broadway. Hold up, but look at this. My thing was this. It wasn't even the fact that he was a fun boy. It was the fact that, nigga, you did criminal activity. And when we do criminal activity,

we get blown up. We go to jail. And that's the same shit with Vlad. And I'm glad. Hold on, let me go back to this. If Doggy Diamond says some shit, I have no business saying it. They go after my investors and sponsors.

They try to cut my lifeline so I can't eat. You're going to lose a shoe deal. You're going to lose a sponsor. You're going to lose all that shit if you do something. People mad at Vlad and academics, but they're funded by Complex. Why nobody say nothing about Complex? Why nobody go after their investors and their sponsors? When it's me, you're going to cut my lifeline.

So when Vlad say, yo, what the fuck about y'all niggas? I'm funded by, I know who giving me my check. We got to go after the money because they who giving me my check. We gotta go after the money because they always go after our money. We gotta put pressure on our money.

When Ice-T made Cop Killer, where they went? To Warner. Time Warner. Exactly. Yep. Warner, yeah.

Which when G-Rap made the album Warner Dead or Alive, he had a song when they were about shooting the cops. Warner Brothers Dropped Cold Chilling

They had to put The album out independent We don't go after the money Because we don't know About money We do nigga shit Oh I hate him You think he'd give a fuck

About us if he's still funded He told us to our face Give a fuck about your money His living ain't changed Yeah He'd give a fuck And I don't give a fuck How much black pussy

You get Is that on Broadway No no no That's from How much black pussy You get You're starting on Broadway Nah nah nah That's some mixing log Just like Yeah that's Sacramento nigga Washington No Washington

I'm fucking with you Yeah so So with us When we have issues And we have grievances With people Let's cut their life Throne like they'll do us

I respect that You do some shit You ain't got no business doing I'm telling you They gonna go right to your life So who's funding this? Who paid for this here? Oh, no, I'm going after you.

I'm going to cut his lifeline. With us, we'd be mad at the motherfucker. They'd be like, yo, I'm still picking up a check every two weeks. Y'all could be mad at who the fuck you want. Did you vote for Kanye? No, why would I vote for Kanye? I didn't vote for Kanye either. Yeah, I think Kanye Has mental illness

I think Kanye Has mental illness And why wouldn't he His fucking mother die That's it Who is not gonna be Fucking crazy If they

The person The closest person to you Passes away And Kanye said I sold my soul To the devil And got a crappy deal That's what he said.

So when your mother died, because she's trying to live this Hollywood life out of your mouth. I'm not saying this about his mom. Condolences to him and his mother. That's what you said. How are you not going to go crazy if you partly feel responsible while your mother died? So what you got to do, do Gotta go sit on somebody's couch Talk to somebody that's a professional Because we don't have coping mechanisms

That's what we all lack Coping mechanisms Again, you step on my shoe It could have been a mistake Why did I have to shoot you? Now I'm in jail for 10 to 20 years Because you stepped on my shoe When I leave my house I never say Okay crib, I'll see y'all Now I'm in jail for 10 to 20 years because you stepped on my shoe. When I leave

my house, I never say, okay, crib, I'll see y'all later. I'm going to jail because I'm gonna go outside and kill somebody. The most rewarding thing is when you walk in the house and take your fucking shoes off and put that key in the door. That's the most rewarding thing when you leave. You don't say, all right, dishes, don't worry, somebody's gonna wash you because I'm about to go to jail because I'm stabbing somebody Or yo I'm going to die You the most rewarding thing You could ever do in your life Is put your key in the door And walk in your home

Every day you leave your home Always envision Coming back home That's what I do When you turn to your driveway Don't you be like You hit that garage door You like yeah

I made it. Because we in a war zone. The black man is, we're hunted. Everybody hates us. The fucking, some of our own women hate us. Other black men hate us. I asked you this earlier. I'm going to ask you it again.

Go ahead. Do you really think that being a rapper is the most dangerous job in the world? I think being a black man is the most dangerous job in the world? I think being a black man is the most dangerous job because Tamir Rice wasn't a rapper. J. Ron Martin wasn't a rapper. And hold up. Niggas talking about rappers. Where the fuck is y'all rhymes at though? Where y'all albums? Where y'all

songs? All I see y'all dick eating on motherfucking Instagram. All I see niggas dick eating on Instagram And going live Where's the music That's what I'm saying Once the music stop All this shit is over

Cause that's what Brought us together Not your fucking Not these niggas With these podcasts And these shows Nigga you First of all

A lot of y'all niggas Is rehashing my story So let's just get that straight Because a lot of niggas You talk to I already talked to them so when Petey Crack goes on Vlad and say Jay-Z heard Cam shit and cut the fucking shit off where you heard that first why you think Jay-Z why you think Jay the Kid said like Philly you

over there drooling Petey Crack said that in my interview I asked him what's the Philly slang right after that he says that. You understand what I'm saying? So if you do music, if you rap, rap. You could get into other ventures. But we love you because of your music. And that's why you got all the followers. And when you drop shit, nobody gives a fuck.

Because they'd rather see you than hear you. Because you became a fucking clown. And I don't fuck with clowns. You know why? Because when the clown paint get on you, you a fucking clown. And I don't fuck with clowns, you know why? Because when the clown paint get on you, you a clown too. Now, beat this.

You're married, right? So, your wife is right there. So, if you get... Trying to go home. Yeah, look, so look, if you get around a woman, if you get around a woman and you get around a woman And you hug her I don't hug women that I'm not dating, first and foremost You don't hug no women

I don't hug no women that I'm not dating, no Don't hug women that I don't date I don't hug women because the shit feel good And I feel it's very intimate Because you a horny nigga No, I think No, look, hugging I can feel your fucking heartbeat

No, that's not true Because in Latino culture, we can hug everybody. But I'd be pumping the brakes on that shit, because you can't be hugging me and kissing me on my teeth. So let's say that. That's because you're not Latino. Let's go. So let's say that, right? You hug a woman, she kiss you on the cheek. Her lipstick is on you.

She's pregnant. No, no. She kiss you on the cheek, her lipstick is on you. When you go home She kissed you on the cheek Her lipstick is on you Right When you go home to your wife And say I hugged somebody And they kissed me You think she'd believe that shit

If she's Colombian She probably would But my thing is this When you got lipstick On your collar EFM When you got lipstick On your collar

How did you get so But I'm just saying If you got lipstick on you And makeup on you Because a lot of women Be kicked the fuck out How you got that on you Most people are going to be mad So if you got lipstick on you and makeup on you, because a lot of women be kicked the fuck out. How you got that on you? So if you a nigga and you got clown paint on you, you was around fucking clowns.

And clown shit rub off on niggas. He was prepared. You know what I'm saying? He was prepared. You know what I'm saying? He was prepared. So when I see niggas, when I see people doing clown shit, if you my man, I don't go to the internet, I go to you. I hit you and I say, yo, you wildin' right now.

You wildin'. Roll up? How you gonna crush up and not roll up? I tell people, you know what I'm saying? I tell people, I don't go to the internet. I say to niggas, when you go to the internet, you ain't serious, man. If you say you pulled a gun out on me If you say you did certain shit

You told the internet You're fucking lying No nigga has ever Pulled a gun out on me in my life And they're still living That's a fucking fact Or they didn't shoot So if you pulled a gun out on me

What happened after that? I got your number And we're friends How'd I get your number? That's another story That's another story. That's another story. But who I just kicked in the ass, he know I'm talking about him.

He know I'm talking about him. Because I don't give bum niggas life. You understand what I'm saying? Again, you're not a worthy opponent. I'm going to help you. You can't help me. You're struggling. Do we need some noise over here?

Niggas are struggling. Yeah, go ahead. Let's make some noise in there? Niggas are struggling. Yeah, got it. Because this is such real talk. I don't know where you're going, man. This is such real talk because we, you know, I got people, every time you see me, I'm really always by myself. Yeah.

So niggas be thinking I'm by myself. I'm not by myself. Right? I really have a lot of niggas And I got a big family Predominantly men And when people see shit About me on the internet They love me

They be like Yo hold on Don't that nigga Know niggas are pushes And I be like And I be saving I be like nah My cousin tell me all the time

Yo You know we not gonna listen To you after a while right You can't be saving niggas But my thing is That nigga is dumb He has a death wish The universe gonna take care of him

Somebody gonna kill him It don't gotta be us Somebody's gonna kill him Some niggas got a death wish Nori Historically Everybody who I told you I had a problem with

Look where they're at right now Run the name off in your head Nah I know Where they at Where they all at Niggas is locked the fuck up your head. No, I know. Where they at? Where they all at? Niggas is locked the fuck up. Me and you been speaking for 15 years.

This is what I'm telling you. I used to say, you're right, you're correct. That nigga is bad news, man. You're correct. The shit niggas be doing think it's cute, but the same shit

that make you laugh make you cry. When you smile, if you turn it this way, that's a friend. You know what I'm saying? So the shit niggas be thinking Is cute and funny Somebody don't think

That shit is funny Okay I just want to Throw this out there Yo But by the way Doggy Diamonds You killed it

We might We might Put your shit somewhere else because your shit, you Malcolm X'd it. I just got to give the homie, the big homie. Free my brother Turf, Turf Diamond, and free my brother Snike. Free my brother Snike and free my brother Turf Diamond.

God bless them. They've been on, Turf is locked up for something that he didn't do. Been locked up for 18 years. And I went to see him and Sherm the Worm is right there on the visiting floor. I'm like, oh shit, Sherm, what up?

So, you know, if you have a comrade in prison that J-Pay, if you say, yo, bro, what's up? Is that like Cash App? Yeah, it is,-Pay If you say yo bro what's up Is that like Cash App? Yeah it is But just saying yo bro what's up That shit will make their whole day

Some of our comrades have been in prison And when I go see Turf He's smiling And I say bro This is the happiest prisoner I ever met You know what he told me though He said yo He was in defense jail

He would call me And he was more happier than me I said how can I ever have a bad day Yeah This motherfucker Right here Team B He would call me

Yo what's up Team B was the happiest guy Calling from jail bro Yes I swear to God I've never met the most Happiest person from jail But when I went When I went to see him I get excited to hear from jail, bro. Yes, yeah. I swear to God. I never met the most happiest person from jail.

But when I went to see him. I get excited to hear from y'all. Yeah, man. Listen, when I went to see him, he's been in jail for 18 years. Wow. And when I went to see him, he was so happy to see me. And he said, little bro, yo, you doing that shit? And he told me, leave that street shit alone, man. He told me, leave that street shit alone, man. He told me, leave that street shit alone.

He told me, don't worry about the streets. The streets is the easy part for us. The hard part is getting in that game and finagling it and creating jobs for people. So, when your man come home, you're supposed to say, yo, hun, I don't want to give you money

because if you give a man fish, you're not teaching him how to fish. I want to give you, I want to employ you. I want to be able to put you on paper to get them boys

to give you a parole board. Be able to write a letter for you because I got a letterhead and an LLC. You know what I'm saying? Niggas be giving their man money and sneakers and now he's trying

to rob you in three months and say, that nigga only gave me money and sneakers. Stop giving your man money and sneakers. now he's trying To rob you in three months And say that nigga Only gave me money and sneakers Stop giving your man Money and sneakers Give him a fucking job And if you've been

Out here bullshitting Then you a fucking bum Cause I'm tired of bums Truthfully I'm tired of fake Companies I'm tired of these Scamming niggas

That tag your favorite Artist I'm tired of all that shit All that shit Is some scam shit too I'm tired of all that shit I'm tired of all that shit You know what I is some scam shit, too. I'm tired of all that shit. I'm tired of all that shit. You know what I'm saying? But I didn't mean to take over the show.

No. It's just that I got 25 years of pent up shit that I can say on my platform, but I'm amongst family and friends and I'm able to speak freely

without being censored, oppressed, and anything. You know what I'm saying? Nothing's censored here. And I want to also, I got to shout out Charlemagne the God. The reason why I got to shout out Charlemagne, because Charlemagne did something for me that I felt

other people should have did. And he squashed the potential beef in a war that could have happened. With who? With Tax Stone. Charlamagne squashed that. He called me on the phone and said, yo, Tax, wanna talk?

And I was beyond talking at one point to where I just, I was just dumb. And when I called you, you said, Black Lives Matter. I was, man, I just hung up. Don't when I called you You said black lines matter I was man I just hung up Don't try to talk sense into me

Because I just wasn't You can't talk sense into me I'm angry You know once you get attacked And I helped with that situation Over there Combat Jack hit me

It was like yo Cause you helped me with this promo And I did it I don't fuck with him neither though You know what I'm saying I don't fuck with him neither You know what I know what I'm saying? I don't fuck with him neither. You know what I'm saying? I asked that man, yo, this man is attacking me.

That's your man. Yo, could you mediate this shit? You know what I'm saying? Because this shit going to get stupid. Everybody act like it was funny. And I'm like, okay. And Charlamagne hit me and said, yo, he want to talk to you. And I said, yo, let's talk.

And when I talked to him Me and Matt just had a Genuine ass conversation And we realized How much we Brooklyn niggas You don't give a fuck And neither do I We not supposed to clash

You Brooklyn And I felt like I gave him some information I felt like I gave him Some information That he could've carried That he could've carried With himself

But you know It was just It was just unfortunate His events it was just unfortunate his events and all the things that happened. But Charlemagne spearhead that. I was like, yo, I didn't grow up with Charlemagne. He don't got to stop nothing. He don't got to do that. You know what I'm saying? All these Brooklyn niggas that know both of us, and they're watching this shit happen. You know what I'm saying So if you beef with somebody that I know

Nah nah nah Because if it's yellow tape on the floor I know the dead person I'm going to grieve regardless of what So if it was no bloodshed If it was just word And then you go on Vlad TV And call me a cop

In front of a cop So that's why I was really mad I'm like hold up How you calling me a cop And then when he explained to me Why he called me that I was like come on bro You know you ain't supposed to do that

You're not supposed to do that You know what I'm saying But he apologized to me And he publicly apologized Because I don't do public disrespect And private apologies We don't do public disrespect and private apologies. We don't do that. You know what I'm saying? If I disrespect

you publicly and I'm wrong, again, I will always say, yo, my bad. That don't make me pussy, that make me a man. Because I'm not always right. You know what I'm saying? And again, I'm one of the baby cousins of my cousins.

And I still got to listen to my older cousins. I don't care if I got more money than them, more stature. But this is what I try to tell people. Because niggas be letting little niggas run them because he got money. You're just a sucker with money. You're just a little bitch with money. You know what I'm saying? And how you going to call a nigga younger than you your OG? I never did that shit in my life. I never called no little nigga with money. You know what I'm saying? And how you going to be, how you going to call a nigga younger than you your OG?

I never did that shit in my life. I never called no little nigga my OG. And I don't even call them little niggas no more because once they shoot, he a man now.

He going to a man jail. You know what I'm saying? But I be saying, niggas, yo, my OG. I'm like, yo, that nigga called a 30-year-old his OG? That nigga 50?

You know what I'm saying? And I still got OGs. Shout out to Cook. Shout out to Fats. That'll call me and say, Lil Bro, what the fuck are you doing? And I'll be like, I...

Can I get some water? This is drinking. Let's take it up. I love what you went. Let's be positive. No, I ain't positive. Take it up. I ain't positive.

So can we talk about the rap radar story? Please. Why did they say, well, it was B-Dot, right? That was like, you stole their shit, basically. Why did he say that? Stole what?

Yeah, he wouldn't be doing podcasts if it wasn't for them. I mean, I don't think, I mean, I can't speak for him. But Rap Raider had nothing. Rap Raider had nothing to do with us doing podcast. This had all to do with him, but our perspective would be that said, and I know exactly who he's talking about.

It's a tweet. And he said that. Because. Cause they brought you on the show and everybody liked your episode. We did it then. And then everybody was, then, then. We were already formulating our shit, dude. So that, so that was, you know. Respect, Reginaldgie I'm sorry Reggie

We did it better man That was it We just did it better bro But you know what though Why in media sometimes And let me tell you something I love B-Dot I love B-Dot

And I love Elliot AndDot. We need to have the camaraderie. I love B-Dot and I love Elliot. And I taught Elliot to relax. Like, I taught Elliot, relax, bro. Like, I don't need to be, like, we're in our own zone. We're in our own zone. I don't need to diss you. I don't need to diss you. I don't need to.

We're in our own zone, bro. But that's what in the beginning they thought it was a competition they thought it was a competition and I had to let them

know I'm running my own zone and B-Dot gave me one of the most best compliments ever B-Dot said I'm a real fan and when he said that

it bothered me so I had to go back into my real bag and be a real fan. I said, you can't have that on there. You can't have it. You're a real fan. I respected on B-Dot when they interviewed Jay-Z. I felt like he was really trying to ask Jay-Z questions. Elliot Wilson was kiki and laughing too much, man.

That shit started pissing me off. Nah, man. I ain't gonna lie. I like that interview. B-Dot was asking him these questions. I like that interview. I can tell when they was editing it. Because we get into...

You know, that was in Malibu House and so on. Yeah, because we get... You know, you gotta think. Interviewers, we under a lot of criticism. Because niggas want to know Why you ain't asking this Why you ain't asking that Sometimes we have to answer that shit You know what I'm saying

Now every interview that I did I never wrote interview questions down Never Not one time It's all a flow It's all a conversation I know when to probe I know when to back off

I can see when people get uncomfortable I say damn That shit kind of bothered him a little bit I'm not going to talk about that no more And I know when to back off I can see when people Get uncomfortable I say damn Like he That shit kind of Bother him a little bit I'm not going to talk About that no more And I know when to go Other places with him So

Like when you interview Nas They was as mad As a motherfucker at you Like yo He ain't asked Nas this He ain't asked that It was a different type Of experience man

People don't understand that Nah I would like to address this Can I? See how they See how I turn it As my interview now? There's no filter now. Address that.

Because people was mad as hell. We never go to anybody. Tonight, you came to us. Correct? Facts, yeah. At that time, Nas was our brother. We went to him. It was not the right thing to do.

Then when we actually interviewed the actual interviewer, it was in his space. We didn't want that. Is Nas my friend? Of course. That's the reason why he tuned in to three different dream camps. He's just Tuning in But if I had a chance

To do it over I would never Ever do it again You would ask him Different questions Or you would do The same thing No I wouldn't ask him

Different questions at all I would ask him The same questions But in our Environment Got you And that's it That's not his fault

That's not my fault It was just sweet We had business together It's great for what it was fault. It was just sweet. We had business together. It's great for what it was. It's great for what it was. They had business together. I was happy to see him talk. No, but we had people out there.

My bro Deuce just came home. It was just like, I was a producer that day. How do you deal with the scrutiny, though? I love it. You love it? Okay. How do you deal with the scrutiny? Okay How you deal with the studio?

How you feel? Now to me I didn't Let me tell you something That interview Made us I don't know if that You mean Nas?

No I'm not saying Made us But I'm saying It made us Like You know what made y'all? Bigger You know what made y'all Bigger You know what made y'all

Uh Karis won in it What happened With the Africa Bambaataa shit Yes Really Karis once said I don't give a fuck

And I But you know that was Now you Now you gotta remember The Africa Bambaataa thing That was terrible Look That was terrible

The Africa Bambaataa No no It wasn't terrible on his part It was It was It was intercept on his part. It was intercepted by everybody else. Let's be clear.

He didn't know what the fuck he was talking about. Yeah, he didn't know what the fuck he was talking about. It was terrible. This nigga's good. Look, the African Bambaataa thing, that's the story that I broke, too. So when you ask him about it, and he say he don't give a fuck, I don't know if that's necessarily true that he don't know about it. That's all I'm going to say about that.

Nah, he didn't know about it That's all I'm going to say about that Nah he didn't know about it Alright No no I don't think he's saying I don't think I think what he's saying is that He didn't know The story broke That's what you're saying

He didn't know the story broke Okay Cause no no no You might say that he knew But he didn't know the story broke But he knew Africa Bambada Was fucking with I mean I don't

Going too far, doggy. I'm going to tell you... Well, I can't say why, because one of the people was deceased. He know, nigga. I'm not going to put that on nobody. He knew. He knew.

Because... Remember, I interviewed all the victims. I interviewed all the victims. And they told me somebody from BDP was in the room too. I'm going to take a picture right now. Nah, I got nothing for you. So that wasn't really, that really wasn't like no industry secret.

Like everybody knew that though. There was finger popping going on. Well, I don't know about no finger popping. They was doing some weirdo shit. Yeah, like that shit is, that wasn't no industry secret. Like all the motherfuckers knew, you know what I'm saying?

So, what it is, again, it's the elephant in the room. I walk in the room and see an elephant, I'm like, oh shit,

an elephant. And nigga's like, and nigga's like, what elephant? I don't see no elephant. I'm gonna look at y'all funny. Right. Cause the elephant shit

gonna be this high first and foremost. You gonna smell it and that nigga's big. So hip-hop unfortunately when we do things wrong many of us turn a blind's eye instead of checking your man that's what i like to be i like to do to call my man and say yo before niggas kill you you need to chill right because you're gonna get killed yeah you're gonna get killed you know what i'm saying you're gonna get killed so with that shit but then you gotta yo not to get real deep on him but we've been deep listen the pedophile thing that shit runs so far and deep with a lot of shit bro

yes really yes i'm ready to take my wife So far and deep with a lot of shit, bro. In hip hop, bro? Yes. Really? Yes. I'm ready to take my wife. Hold up, bro. I want to hear this shit. All right. With all due respect, how old was Aaliyah when people was fucking with her? No, absolutely. We already knew that that was.

Wow. That's pedophilia. And you're absolutely right. Hip hop accepted it, which is crazy. That's pedophilia. Yeah. How absolutely right. Hip hop accepted it, which is crazy. That's pedophilia. Yeah. How many people did songs with R. Kelly? I did a song with R. Kelly, but I was fucked up.

I was 36 years old though. And you knew that nigga was a pedophile. Don't say that out loud, man. I didn't know if I knew he was a pedophile. You fuck outta here. But I did take the check. It was also 36,000. That's all. 36, also $36,000.

$36,000? Yo, yo. What's up with the song We Ride? I love that song. That's my only record with Jay Z. So the point I'm making is that if he shit that niggas be knowing, niggas will just turn a blinds eye to that shit. It's like when a nigga man a snitch.

What do you say? He ain't tell on me. Oh. But you still a snitch though. The niggas will be like do you say? He ain't tell on me. Oh. But you still a snitch though. Them niggas be like, yo, he ain't even tell on me. Why? You understand what I'm saying? So you can't always turn a blind eye to shit.

You gotta correct your man. Real shit. You know what I'm saying? Real shit. What the hell you drinking? I'm drinking Vogue. Why, you gonna have a drink after 16 years? Not gonna drink.

No. Never. I had Cormega drink. Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh. A sip. Shout out to Cormega. Cormega called me one day, and he talked me off the ledge when I was going through some turbulent times.

See, I seek counsel. When I'm going through shit, I seek counsel. I call people who have been through shit and know shit. And anybody who ever tell you something that's going to risk your freedom or your life

is not your friend. Why? Anybody that ever tell you, Yo, go kill that nigga. Yo, if that was me, I would kill him. That's not your man. I called my brother.

I called my cousin one day. I was going to stab this nigga in the Lenox Center. That was your cousin? No, I called my cousin because I was going to stab this nigga. Jesus, please. And he said to me, go home. Go home. Great cousin.

Yeah, because he knows that I stabbed him, but he also knows that I threw my life away. And he's done after that. So he told me, go home. Go home. Go home. You know what I'm saying? I respect the cause. So I called Colmega one day, and I say, yo, Colmega, I'm going to...

Because Colmega defended me in that situation with the tax on shit. Colmega defended me. He publicly said something. What did he say? He said, Doggy Diamond's always beneficial to me, and I got 20-20 vision. So people started saying, Omega said he's official, he's official. I'm like, hold up. So I love it.

So then I called Omega, and I was like, yo, Omega, man, I don't know if I could just chill. And he said, yo, a lot of responsibility comes with power. And he said, you got power to make shit happen in the street. Just know how responsible you gotta be now. So yeah, I could call, you know, some of,

you know, I could call, but now one of them could lose their life and go to jail. I got to think about that too. You know what I'm saying? So that's my first cousin. That's his son right there and his younger brother. So if I call my first cousin out and something happened to my first cousin, what the fuck am I going to tell his son? That I was mad and I couldn't control myself?

Or I couldn't put myself. Or I couldn't put in my own work. Fuck, I got many noise today. Yeah, yeah. You know what I'm saying? You know what I'm saying? That's what I used

to tell niggas too. Yo, stop being the crash test dummy, my nigga. Stop being the dummy. Please, have some cherries. Cherries is not real.

Have some cherries. Yeah, the cherries is not real. Cherries is not real. Have some cherries. Cherries is not real. Cherries is not real. Here we go. I want to look, focus on the camera, and tell the camera that not only Doggy Diamonds is one of my favorite interviewers. You said I was the best, too. He's the best interviewer. And I fuck with him, I love him, and I follow him.

And if y'all don't, then that's on y'all. And I love anybody that could call me and admit their errors. And when Nori hit me one day and said, yo, I haven't been a good friend to you. I kind of didn't know what he was talking about. And then when he explained it, I wasn't really mad at it because I wasn't mad at him. But it made me draw closer to him because he didn't have to do that. You know what I'm saying? He didn't have to do that.

And the fact that he did that made me happy because I was like, yo, I got my bro back. You know what I'm saying? And he realized something that he didn't even do nothing wrong, but he felt like it was error in his, you know, in him. So I thought that was dope. And we've been talking ever since, you know what I'm saying? Just building, you know what I'm saying? But I respect the man's busyness.

I respect his business. And I'm happy for him, you know what I'm saying? Because we do have to go to different stages in our life. And this is a different different stage I want him to do choruses again so cuz I please hit him on Instagram and say doggy diamond sent me here and you need to start doing hooks again okay doggy diamond sent me here Nori you need to start doing hooks again but um shout out to the drink champs army drink champs family dj thanks for joining us for another episode of drink champs hosted by yours truly dj efn

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