Drink Champs - Episode 270 w/ Scarface

Episode Date: July 16, 2021

N.O.R.E. & DJ EFN are the Drink Champs. In this episode, we chop it up with the legend himself, Scarface!Your favorite rappers, favorite rapper, Mr. Scarface aka Facemob aka Brad Jordan shares his journey in hip hop!Face receives his flowers from us and his peers as we receive calls from Bun B, LL Cool J, DJ Khaled, Ice- T, Big Daddy Kane, E-40, T.I., Gillie Da Kid and much more!Scarface shares stories of 2Pac, DMX, his time as President of Def Jam South and creating some of hip-hop’s most iconic music.Brad Jordan also talks politics and shares interest & insight on a future political career.Give Scarface his flowers 💐 and 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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It's your boy N-O-R-E. What up, it's DJ E-F-N. This is military with Crazy Wall. Motherfucking Drinkucking dream chaps yappy yabba make some noise now this show is built hey what he does listen this show is built for the person that we got and we interviewing today this show is built yeah for people like that. This show has been built on us praising our legends. You know, our legends while they're here. When you talk about like 11 albums,

six ghetto boys, 11 of his solo, when you talk about bars, when you talk about a man, they say wine ages with time. This is probably why the only MC that got better. Like his whole career,

he just kept getting better, kept getting better, getting better. The storytelling from, you know, from everything, from the street tales, this man is a pure, pure legend. He's your rapper's favorite rapper. Everybody's favorite rapper, he's on that list. He's your rapper's favorite rapper. Everybody's favorite rapper, he's on that

list. He's in everyone's top five. He's one of the illest individuals I ever met. He can get down on the guitar. He can get down on producing. He can get down on whatever the fuck you wanted him to get down on. He can get down. He's a motherfucking Stone Cold super

super duper legend. He's everyone's OG. He's everyone's OG. He's your OG OG. You missed one thing. What's that? Since day one of Drink Chance, we've been trying to get him on this show. We've been trying to get him since day one.

So, Case, you don't know who the fuck we talking about. We talking about the legendary Mr. Scott Blake! I'm looking around like, who in the fuck is this dude talking about? No, we talking about you because... I'm talking about somebody special in here. First of all, we want to give you a bottle because I'm drinking whiskey now, too.

I just got on the whiskey, but I'm Japanese whiskey. Oh, shit. If you start speaking another language, I'm leaving. Yeah, yeah, yeah. No, no, no. You're good.

So we got you Macallan 18. Mr. Lee's the bottle boy. Oh, shit. You got the fucking... Yeah, yeah Oh, shit. We've been... I was gonna say, you got the fucking... Yeah. So we've been... We've been doing drink chats

for five, going on six years. We're doing six years right now. Six years. This is the first time anybody has ordered McCallan. That's fucking sick. This is the first time

anybody has ordered McCallan. Really? Yeah, what is McCallan? That's whiskey, correct? It's a scotch. It's a scotch. It's a scotch. It's my favorite. Yeah.

And I would like to share some with you guys. Okay, cool, cool. But I'm not. That shit's delicious. You can take it home with you if you want. You can take it home with you if you want, yeah. Yeah, come on. Let's get him some ice.

Let's get him some ice, Mr. Lee. This is fantastic, dude. This is a special. This is, like, I almost want him some ice, Mr. Lee. This is fantastic, dude. This is a special... This is... Like, I almost want to break down, man. I'm getting... Be fucking emotional. Nah, listen.

Let's save that for the second half. Because we got some shit for you, Face. I'm emotional right now, bro. We excited, man. We excited. Do you realize how much you're loved in this... Help him out. Help him out.

Don't do that, though. Okay. Let me enjoy this part of it first, man. That's okay. I like a lot of ice. Yeah. I want to share some of this with my son. that, Norm. No kidding. Let me enjoy this part of it first, man. That's all right. I like a lot of ice. Yeah. I want to share some of this with my son. Okay, okay.

That's for something. Where your son at? My kid. Hey, kid. Come get some. Come share some of this with your pop. Okay. This shit's nice.

You're gonna love this, son. Okay. It's for you, God. It's for my boy. So, let me ask you a question while we're getting it together. Talk to me. The first Ghetto Boy album,

you wasn't a part of the first Ghetto Boy album? No, I wasn't there yet. I was still a kid, man. I think they probably, I was probably like 10 or 12 when they did that motherfucker. Wow, but was Bushwick and? Willie D. And Willie D a part of it? Willie wasn't a part, man. I think they probably, I was probably like 10 or 12 when they did that motherfucker. Wow, but was Bushwick and Willie D? Willie wasn't a

part of it. I think Bill was a dancer, in all honesty. Really? He was a dancer in the beginning. It was like mid-80s or 87, 86? 80, I don't know. Like 85, 86, I was probably 14, 15 years old. Wow.

So, how did, So how did this happen? J Prince is looking for rappers? The crazy shit, man, is like, I remember doing a song with Beato and Bruce and Def Jam Blast and Lil Troy called Scarface. Wow. Wow. Yeah. So that wasn't your name then?

No. Oh, what? I did the record, I did a record called Scarface because, you know, we thought we was the shit,

man. We was selling rocks and you couldn't tell us nothing. We had fucking 38s and we'd shoot you, you know, no big deal. That's what happens.

That's what happens. Yeah, shit happens. I told you what I'm saying. So that's how you got digs, for real. Yeah, for real. On life. And we ended up doing a record called Scarface, man.

And then, you know, the shit kind of spreaded out wild in the streets. And before I knew it, man, there was this little dude. That little motherfucker had on more diamonds than I had ever seen in my life. He had a big white two-door convertible 560 custom at my little townhouse. I'm like, man, who in the fuck is this? And he knocked on the door and we opened the door and shit

and it was Lil' James. And you knew who he was prior to this? Hell no. Oh. I heard it. Right, right, right. You know,

I didn't know who Lil' James was. You know, it's two different sides of Houston. Right. So it was the north side and the south side. Yeah.

And, man, James came to the south side, bro. Right. So it was the north side and the south side. And, man, James came to the south side, bro. And he knocked on my motherfucking door. Wow. So, and, you know, later on, you hear, um, you hear

different stories and shit, man, when I really got to know James, you know, over the past 34 years, when that nigga knock on your door, it's some serious shit. It's some serious shit. So cuz knocked on my door, and I was like, what the fuck? How did you find me?

Like, how did you find me? Man, I'm literally a needle in the haystack right now. All right. But you was a dope MC. Was you a DJ too? I was a DJ too, yeah. Wow. So he comes to your house

and he tells you he wants you to be down with this group called the Ghetto Boys that already had an album out. Yes. So how did you feel about that? I didn't want to do it. Wow. And then my fucking brother, man,

he was in jail and called me. He was what? He was in jail and called me He was what? He was in jail And called you? And called me And told me Man I heard you say I rap a lot What?

Man I'm going to kill you When I get out of here Wow he didn't like the rap a lot? Nah we didn't fuck with nothing We didn't know nothing about the north side We've been used to Oh Oh makes sense

Okay Okay So even signing to him Signing to him was like a bad move. Okay. Especially for your hood. Did you get slack coming back to the hood after you signed? Shit, I can't say that. Right.

Okay. I can't say that. I got slack about it. I may have heard some, damn, man, you went to them niggas over there, man. But there wasn't no real beef about it, you know what I mean? Right.

We didn't really do beef too well. How old was you when you did My Mind's Playing Tricks on me? I was probably about 19. Do you understand your verse still is relevant to this day I was going through some shit man Right right right

Yeah And I tell you something too This shit don't stop Right Like I'm always going through some shit man It depends on what day it is You know They'll determine the type of shit I'm going through

They say that's why Whitney Houston wrote some great shit It's cause they went through some shit Probably more than likely. So what the fuck was you going through when your mind was playing tricks on me? And then you're the only one that has two verses on there. No, I was actually three verses. Because you wrote the whole song. That's what it is.

That was your song? It was. And then I didn't write Willie's part. Willie chimed in. So something that happened, I gave the record to James. And it was my verse. It was, And I can't sleep, I toss and turn,

and day by day it's more impossible to cope, and then this year Halloween fell on the weekend. Those were all my three verses, right? And then James went to California one day, and she came back another day, and it was Willie on it. And you had new Willie? It was a big-ass record, huh? You had new Willie prior to that, or no? Yeah, I And you had new Willie? It was the biggest record. You had new Willie

prior to that or no? Yeah, I did. I knew Willie. This was the second record. Okay. The first record was Grip It. Wow.

Yeah. Wow. But the second, yeah, and you know, I'm glad, I'm kind of glad the Ghetto Boys

got on their record because it makes it that much bigger. Right. And that was the original beat? Yeah, that was the original. Nothing changed on the beat. Wow. Because it makes it that much bigger. Right. And that was the original beat? Yeah. When it was your original? Nothing changed on the beat.

Wow. And so when I got a chance to work on my solo album, and this was the main goal for me signing with Rap-A-Lot in the first place because I got to work on my solo album.

Right. So I produced shit, 98% of my whole solo album. Wow. So I made the beats and all of that shit. Wow. Yeah. Like, Were you always producing?

Always. Damn. I'm probably a better producer than I am rapper. Damn shit. You're one of the greatest rappers of all time. Am I probably a better producer than rapper? No, man.

That's been my DJ for like the past 25, 26 years. So you say what? Oh, man. That's close, man. You talking about beats? Listen. Like, I got beats. I'm going to tell you,

you gave me a slice of humble pie one day. I don't know. I know you don't remember this. One day I had a show with you. I heard you tell this story, man. That's not true. You tell the story all the time. It's not fucking true, man. This is the truth. That's not true. That's not fucking true, man.

This is the truth. It's not true. I can't drop facts. Let me tell you guys, I want to say it in front of your face because, like, it wasn't me. It was somebody at my camp that got a little, you know, cocky, I want to say. And it was like, yo, you know, Tusho had just came in. He just

ripped it and just left. So he didn't care who went first or whatever And they said They said Yeah, so you know, face is coming late So Yeah, because you're going to I'm listening, man I'm passing

So they was like, yo Do you mind going first? And one of my homies was like Nah, man, we got the platinum record right now We going last And I kid you not Do you mind going first? And one of my homies was like Nah man We got the platinum record right now We going last And I kid you not When Scarface came out man

And all the records that you was playing And I'm talking about The whole audience was your hype man Like the audience was the hype man I walked out there by myself You know my dude And listen to me And this is a killer

This is the one that really, really killed me. Was, Mary, Mary, Mary, Mary, Mary. Love you to the best. Love you to Mary Jane. And the crowd just sung. I wanted to get the promoter back his money. I let you hear.

Take this shit back. I'm not going after that. You gave me some fucking goddamn humble pie. Since then, I go immediately. As soon as they go, I go on stage. Let's go. I will never take that chance again. You know what I mean?

It's a lot of people. Like, we fight with managers all the time because it's just, I do not want to go last. And I don't give a fuck who it is. Wow. I don't. Wow. I don't give a fuck, you know what I mean?

Because what I'm going to do, what Short going to do, what Juvie going to do, what 8-Ball MJG going to do, what DMX going to do, what Cube going to do, is they going to beat that crowd ass. Right. And by the time you all got there last, the motherfucker's going to be like, dead.

I can give you another humbling moment. It was one time DMX had just dropped both of his albums. He was the number one dude Oh, fucking right. on the planet.

And I called you one day, or you called me or something, and DMX was literally air hustling. Because I said, face mob or something like that. He was literally air hustling.

It was like, you smoked a Scarface? And he was so much of a fan of you. Do you know how much DMX loved you? I think we were really good friends, man.

You know? It wasn't, I don't think we fanned out. I think it was like, I can't let you be humble on this one. He was your fan. Nothing. He was one million percent.

He loved to say it. Nah, Face, I can't let you get away with that. I know you're a humble guy. No, man, don't be like that. You was DMX's favorite. I'm talking about, and like I said, that was the first time. This was after DMX was, he was platinum hair and platinum hair. I literally didn't think this guy was a human.

That was the first human moment I've ever seen DMX's. because he was platinum hair and platinum hair. I literally didn't think this guy was a human. That was the first human moment I've ever seen DMX's when I called you or you called me and I was just like, your face mobbed. I said something like that and he was like, you speaking the Scarface? And I was like, that's the first time I said, DMX is a human.

Like I always thought he was a dog. Like I swear to God. Like I swear to God, I swear to God. But I mean. Now this is fun though mean He's top five too Yeah Did you know How much ex love you?

Man I know how much Ex love me as a human Right You know Outside of the music shit You know We talked You know a lot

And we had this Ongoing joke When we saw each other It was like God damn, Earl. But you didn't do it now. And then we just bust our laughing, bro. That was y'all relationship? You called him Earl and he called you Brad?

Yeah, fucking right. Because a lot of people call you Brad. I'm not comfortable calling you Brad. I'm calling you Face Marl for the rest of my life. You was running for governor with City Council or some shit. I was still saying, Scarface Face Marl, I'm sorry. You know I made it to the runoff with that shit. I made it to the runoff.

You made it to the runoff. Yeah, man, and I beat that lady, but they fucking cheated me with the fucking ballot harvesting, man. What the hell is that? I don't even know what that is.

It's like when people just sign people names and mail that shit in. Sign their folks in. Yeah. Yeah, so what made you run for city council? Man, because ain't

nobody doing shit. Wow. You know, everybody see what's happening, man, and they talking about council? Man, because ain't nobody doing shit. Wow. You know, everybody see what's happening, man, and they talking about what's happening, but ain't nobody doing shit, man. We steady marching. I ain't trying to march no more. We not going to change, you know, legislation,

and we ain't going to amend the laws that's already in place. Don't make no new laws. Get in the trunk here. Yeah, no, fix the old laws that they already got in fucking place, bro. Fix that shit first. All right. And then start coming up with some new laws. Get in the trunk here. Yeah, no, fix the old laws that they already got in fucking place, bro. Fix that shit first. Right. And then start coming up with some new shit.

So that's the reason for more? Yeah, I'm definitely going to jump into politics, man, because I'm tired of the ass kissing. We got all these go-along, get-along-ass politicians, man,

and I don't want to be a part of that, bro. Right. Like, I'm going to be totally opposite. I'm going to be against all that shit. What's in it for the black people? Word. You know all that shit. What's in it for the black people?

Word. You know what I mean? What's in it for the brown people? What's in it for us? Like, everybody else getting it. Why don't let me have it now? Right. My fucking turn, bro.

Yeah. I love that. Yeah. I think hip-hop should dead seriously take over politics. We should. Because most of these people, I think that we're scared that, you know, we have criminal backgrounds and criminal records,

but most of these guys have criminal records. Didn't this guy just join the party? Most of these guys are fucking criminals. Yeah. Criminals. Not criminal backgrounds, God damn it.

Criminals. Right. Feel me? Yeah, they're criminals, man. Mitch McConnell's a fucking criminal. But go ahead. No, that's what I'm saying. I think,

I really think Killer Mike should be the mayor of Atlanta. He should. I really think that. I really think E-40 should be the mayor of the Bay. We need Luke to keep trying. Luke should be the mayor of Miami. That's heavy. And E-40 being the mayor of the Bay. Right. Yeah.

I really think so. The Bay's not seated, right? That might lead to schools fucked up, man. Nah, nah, man. I've got kids walking around. How about you smell me? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay, how you doing?

Earl, what's up, Earl? Yeah, man. I fucking love you, Earl. Nah, nah, it'd be cool, though. Yeah, man, yeah. It's time for us to... Like, imagine Jay-Z as president, Beyonce as president.

Yeah, fucking right. I know it's something, but I just like, that shit'll be dope. You know what I'm saying? Jay-Z not into politics at all. Yeah, he's not, he's not really.

Man, I was talking to Jay-Z about doing something. Another thing is, I posted a picture of Jay-Z the other day, and you called me. Yeah. And you was like,

man, Hov is, I forget what you described, Hov, but you was like, you was so, so, so passionate. Yeah, he the real deal, bro you was so, so, so passionate. He the real deal, bro. Yeah.

He was talking to Jay. What did you say? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Jay ain't into politics, but I tell you what, though. He is the fucking keeper of the culture. Mm-hmm. Yeah.

Shit, Jay Z chugged me a lifeline when I was on my back. Wow. Yeah. Wow. So, motherfucker say anything fucked up about Jay, he got to deal with me, too. All right. All right, let's make some noise for Wow. Yeah. Wow. So, motherfuckers say anything fucked up about Jay, he gotta deal with me too.

All right. All right, let's make some music. Yeah. Now, Jay's solid, man. Right. Yeah,

and DJ Khaled, another solid motherfucker, man. Keepers of the culture, man. Jay Prince, keepers of the culture, man. Yeah. Let's make a, let's make a real fucking,

uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, put a real light on that shit. When I hit Jay and I hit Nas, Jay said, Jay Sissak's words about you was, let me read quote for quote. Jay the real deal, man. I don't want to. I'm going to read them both quote for quote. Face is beautiful.

Love that guy. Salute to the gods. That's what... And then now I said... Okay, hold on. Love Jones. Tell my brother Brad I said happy birthday. Love him. Fucking Jones.

So I think he thought it was your birthday. Yeah. And even though it's not, we're making today your birthday because you're on motherfucking journey chance. So we got you a cake. We got you a real live cake. We got you your Macallan 18 and we got

you flowers as well. We'll give you some flowers as well. We're going all the way with this shit because you deserve it. I'm about to leave. You deserve it, man. Y'all are fucking tripping. Yeah, man. I swear to God. Nah, I said, I don't know why he thought I was saying it was your birthday, but we running with that. We running with that. So I got my notes. I'm going into my notes. Okay. What happened to Bushmobile on the cover of the hospital and is that picture real?

Fucking right. That picture's real. Really? Man. Okay. You want some real, real shit? Okay, yeah. So,

so we got flowers and shit. We got flowers, man. Where am I going to put this at? I don't know. Fuck it. Shit. It goes good through the campaign. We just wanted to do our part of the job Where now, where I'ma put this at? I don't know, but fuck it. Shit, it goes good through the chain.

We just wanted to do our part of the job. You know what I'm saying? Our part of the job. I'm gonna need some of this motherfucking cake. Go ahead. Look, so... Talk about the cover. The night before...

Mm-hmm. The night before we heard Bill got shot you know by his girl and they say he got shot in the eye so I had already you know I was already in my

mind that day you know that was the end of that like you get shot in your fucking eye that's the end of that story so I was like, damn. So we had to go up to the hospital the next day. And let me tell you... Let me tell you how...

How much of a thinker James is. James? Yeah, yeah. The old man. He wanted to go to the hospital that of James is. James? Yeah, yeah, yeah. The old man. Yeah, he wanted to go to the hospital that next fucking day when Bill could have visitors, man,

and shoot the fucking album cover. Sky's the genius. It makes sense now, but back then? Man, Bill is fucking dead. Right. And Bill sit up in the gurney, and Chief push him out in the hallway,

and Bill sitting up on the gurney. I'm talking about out of there. On the meds or because of the shit? Yeah, on the meds. He's out of there. He's out of there. And got me and Willie to stand on each side of the gurney, man, like we was pushing him out the hospital,

saying we can't be stopped and snap a photo with his eye hanging out, and that was it. So that's not props? Fuck no, that's not props. Oh, you knew that? Yeah, man. Yeah, yeah. Oh, I didn't know that.

I didn't know that. I was like, shit, Bill finna die, man. All right. And he's a small guy, too, so you're not thinking he got the same strength as everyone else. Shit. Jay had that mentality. I don't give a fuck if he die or not.

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But it's still, for some reason, the record still comes across like a dark record. I guess because of the video. And when it comes out, the timing of it. Okay, so let's talk about the Smile record. So I originally did the record at the Death Row studio with Tupac. Yeah, he's on the record, right? Yeah. So it was like, I want to say that it was a record that Tupac had his crew on. The Outlaws?

Yeah, Outlaws. And then I think it just turned out to be me and him. But Pac used to always get pissed off at me because it took so long to write. Like, I always wrote my shit. I didn't just go, man. Because he was just cranking records out. Oh, Pac would do a fucking record every 15 minutes. Right.

Yeah, he was serious about it. But it took a long time. He'd always get pissed off at me because I'd still be sitting in the front of the mixing board when he'd leave and come back. You know what I mean? I'm writing my shit. And he told me one day that,

you know, do what, he say, write the shit. Don't worry about it. You got to get across to the bitches without offending them. And the niggas going to like what the bitches like. And whatever your last word is

in the verse, that's the hook. So think about it. Smile for me now. I remember me going to the studio one time and me seeing Irv Gotti playing Smile for Prodigy and saying, this is the balance that you need.

You need some... Yeah, I remember that. Because you remember P was making so much serious records and he didn't have a, in my opinion, that's what I thought Irv was trying to tell him, but I thought it was genius that he played Smile for him.

You know what I'm saying? He's playing, you know, Y'all record, and it was just, it's amazing, but when I go through your discography and I'm listening for two days, it really felt like Every time you wrote music You was in a dark place Is that accurate or

Man you know Nori I don't know man I just write music bro Right And I go I go where the beat lead And where the spirit lead Right

And that's just me Right I just I just It's almost like I don't even write it It's just And it just, I just, you know, it's almost like I don't even write it. It's just a, and it just go.

It automated? Everything that's in my head just comes out on that piece of paper right there, you know. And if it's dark, then maybe it was dark. But, you know, I think that if I gave those lyrics to somebody else and they put it on another beat, then it probably wouldn't be as dark. It's all in the setting that you set. It's all about the delivery and the mood, man. I've always been one that was conscious of how I sounded when I came on or when I finished it

or, you know, the come lines. I wanted to make sure that everything was strong and the voice that I used in that particular song matched those beats, those horns, those piano riffs, that bass line. I wanted my voice to be like a, let's call it like another instrument. You feel me? That's fire.

Yeah. You're really a musician. In real life. Yeah, in real life. In real life. Like I was born to musicians. Right. My whole family, musicians.

All of them. Everybody. And you knew how to play the guitar. I didn't play all that shit. You learned that shit, or? I mean, it was just giving. It was like a God-given right, bro. You play the piano?

Get the fuck out of here. What school you went to? Juilliard? I went to fucking Willard Ridge, man. Yeah, listen. So we got some people that we checked in, too, right? Look, we got some people that checked in. We're going to go to this correspondence.

We never did this before, but you're the person that deserved this. So we're going to give you your flowers for rigor delio. Hey, who got a knife to cut this cake, man? Is this a real cake? Yeah, it's a real cake. Yeah, Mr. Lee made it himself. There's nothing to think about. It's a Dominican cake.

No, what is in here? Mr. Lee made it. Mr. Lee. Lee, what's in here? No, he bought it at Publix. Cut this motherfucker open and it be red. What kind of cake is this for real? It's vanilla.

Vanilla, yeah. Yeah, check it out. Check it out, face. Oh, man, don't do that. I can't eat it. If it's something else, I don't want it. Yeah. What y'all got back there in them styrofoam?

What up, OG? Checking in, you know what I'm saying? That's my boss, partner, you know what I'm saying? Face Marv. Man, with Face Marv, it's the Slim Thug, man. Wow, you know what I'm saying? The pioneer, you know. Y'all had the East Coast.

Y'all had the West Coast. I'm coming from Houston, though, though man the bottom of the south in texas man so what him and jay prince did by uh him being that lyrical and that good to having the east coast west coast the world respecting his his rap you know what i'm saying for him opening that dope fuzz it made it a lot easier for them to give us that game you know without even giving it to us just showing us how to do it it made my whole life a lot easier man and um i definitely look at face as the goat you know i'm saying and got nothing but respect for him and i tell him every time i see him you know i'm saying but i wonder my question is do he think he get the proper respect

from the game you know i'm saying as we look at him as he get the proper respect from the game? You know what I'm saying? As we look at him as a top, you know, dog in the game, do he believe that he get the respect he deserve in the rap game? That's my question. I mean, respect. Do I get the respect that I deserve? Slim had a, he got a mean question there.

Slim, fuck. I call him Granddaddy Pimping. Okay, okay, okay. I mean, it's kind of like, you really don't have to respect it. You know, but you're going to have to. You know what I mean, it's kind of like you really don't have to respect it. You know, but you're going to have to. You know what I mean? You ain't got a sword, but you got to respect it.

Buddy. Oh, I got a drop from button anyway. Don't worry about it. What's up, buddy? We don't need you to interrupt the show no more, Mr. Lee. Please. I'm flowing. I got this all together.

I got this together. I got Bun on the job, too. You know what's going on, Bun? Word up. Word up. Hey, Bun, I'm on drink champs, man. Are you drinking? That makes Bun happy.

Yeah, but shit You know I be sleeping Three days after this But tell Bun we hit him back We want to finish this Bun we want to shout your Big love We want to finish this Love you too fam

One thousand So I'm trying to understand Are you saying yes Or no You saying Do you do feel respected? You have to feel respected from your peers, from other players in the game. You got to know how much people really respect you.

Oh, man, it's all love, you know? Right. And I never really looked at it as getting respect or none of that shit because, you know, just invite me to get on the record. Right. And you'll be like, oh, shit. Yeah. It's like fucking, it's like the devil walked in the room

when this nigga get on this record because he the real deal. Right, right. You know what I'm saying? If you didn't respect me before you got me on this record, you will. Right.

Now I want some DMX shit. No, not that. You will. Yeah, because my, I mean, what's on my mind, especially if, if, if I guess, uh, like if it's up in the air, like who the nigga is when I get on this motherfucking record with you. Right. Like we, we found out we can go ahead and do it. You know, it's like a nigga racing cars or a nigga fighting dogs.

Like it's about to go down. Right. Right. You know, hit that, hit that rocks. Go ahead and do it. It's like a nigga racing cars or a nigga fighting dogs. Like, it's about to go down. Good, good. You know? Hit that. Hit that, Ross. Look at Pauly, man. Look at Pau, man. Big salute to the triple, triple, triple OGs.

He gave me too many of them. Hey, man. Thank you for everything you done did for hip-hop, especially what you done did for H-Timeown Texas Hip-Hop, man. I got a question for you, man. Hey, of all the Houston rappers that ever came out of Houston, or let's just say Texas in general, who is your favorite Texas rapper of all time?

Your favorite Texas MC could be somebody old school back in the day, could be somebody new that's just now coming out. I can see your face right now. You don't want to. Texas MC of all time, man. Big salute, baby. Yes, son. You know what?

When you asked me who's my favorite rapper to come out of Houston, man, it's got to be all of the ones that came behind me, man, from, yeah, man, fucking right, from Zero to. Zouji K came after you as well, right? Yeah, but UGK from Port Arthur. Okay, all right. So it's a difference. Okay, yeah, that's nice. But you got Devin, you got the RR Squad, you got K Reno.

Devin, we need you on the trick test. We came around at the same time. You had Romeo Poet, Willie D Slim, you had Paul Wong, you got D-Lo. Who am I missing, man? Like, it's a lot of dope-ass rappers.

You just want one, though. Come on, let's just get one. Kyle. You got a rapper named Killer Calhoun that's a bad motherfucker. Killer Calhoun? Yeah. You got A-Leaf 360, Neighborhood Kills. got a rapper named Killer Calhoun that's a bad motherfucker Killer Calhoun yeah you got

A-Leaf 360 Neighborhood Kills it's a lot of them it's too many it's too many like they got you know the UBK movement

they got some real spitters on they shit so it's just you know it's like we lit a fire and then they never

got a chance to put it out. So it's just it's just ongoing. Let's see that next one. What's up? EFN. What's up, Nori? Question for Scarface. Well, first of all, let me be clear.

Scarface is one of the absolute greatest who's ever lived. I've told him this and I'll tell the world this. Growing up in the dc area ghetto boys and scarface were so iconic like we were not late to the party in this area when it comes to scarface um we've been down forever um and i'm sure face will tell you he always did real well in dc my question is though where do you rank the fix among your bodies of work that was was it different? How different was the process for you being at Def Jam?

Did it make it a different process for you? Because I absolutely love that album. I think it's nearly perfect. And I'm just curious to how Face thinks of the fix. But seriously, Face, you are one of the greatest ever. By the way, if you all haven't checked out his autobiography, his book is incredible. Your voice and writing is good.

Yo, with a guitar, he's nasty. He's just one of the all-time greats. Love, Face. Let's make some noise for that guy, David. Now, now, now. The Fix is one of my favorite albums in your catalog. I got it up there as one. So I'm curious of where you at.

I have never even judged it like that. I don't know, bro. Really? It's like I was making music. So you don't have a favorite album? That was like the time and that's

what was going on in my life at that time. You know what I'm what was going on in my life at that time Mm-hmm, you know I'm saying like I will say this about the pigs like I had a lot of fucking help, bro So the process this is you at Def Jam and you are the president as well You say you had a lot of help what you mean like I had I had Every fucking producer that you can name. Right. Phone number in my Rolodex, you know?

Yeah, but I wouldn't call that help. I would call that making the album. Yeah, nah, but you know, like the previous albums before that, I was responsible for making the beats. You know? Yeah, this is the reason why I wanted to do Dreamcast,

because you fucking Scarface, they're going to give you the best beats that they fucking make. I don't know who the fuck those people are. I had no idea who those people were. You know what I mean? I had no idea how to contact them people. But it was like that. Because I imagine me being the producer, me walking in the building,

they saying, who's this guy? They say, Scarface, I go straight to the best bunch of beats. Yeah, no, it wasn't like that. That's me as a producer. That's what I would be doing. I've always worked with Joe, Tone, Beto, Mike, and I was 95%, 96% responsible for the shit that came out. Who was these producers you worked with on the fix? Kanye's on there. Kanye you worked with on the fix? Uh, fuck, uh, Kanye's on there?

Kanye, I worked with, uh, uh, Nazis? Nazis, yeah. Who,

uh, let's, I'm fucking, Kanye, Nazis, uh, uh, Pharrell,

uh, who else, y'all? Anybody remember? Come on, ass. Uh, China Black. Wow.

Mainly it was Kanye, though. Right. No, no, not Mike Dean. Mike Dean didn't do nothing on that album. Thanks a lot, Hal. Tony Bazzaro. Nassim Mahmoud? Nassim, yeah.

Wow. Who else? Mike didn't do nothing but mix that album. He didn't touch nothing. He didn't produce nothing. China Black. China Black, yeah. Keep going.

T-Mix. T-Mix, yeah. T-Mix and Kanye. Yeah, T-Mix got some big records on there. So, no fade? Never heard of him. What's his name? L-O-F-E-Y?

Oh, Lofi, yeah. I don't know what Lofi did, but yeah. No, maybe. I can't remember.

It's Tony Pizarro. So, the reason why The Fix is one of my favorites, and it might be political, it was like, you came to Def Jam you were the president

of the you were on Def Jam at the time I was on Def Jam I worked the record because I was a Def Jam rep out here it was just like

you actually without telling us you showed us again that an album means something because at the time everybody am I trying to make singles

as the era is still like a full is still, it's all about singles The fix was From the beginning to the ending Down to the packaging I wouldn't have it no other way I wouldn't I am I'm serious as fuck about it

Okay Like the way you see it The way you hear it You know, when you hear it The way you hear it You know when you hear it The shit that's leading up to you Hearing it Like I'm gonna I'm gonna fucking set you in the fucking chair bro

And you're gonna watch the show You feel me Like you're gonna watch this fucking show Oh god What is Oh Oh Oh

And then you're gonna hear it Like I'm gonna have you so ready to hear this shit. It was great about us. It was on a Def Jam, Def Jam. It was the Leo Combs, Kevin Lyles, Julie Greenwald, Mike Kaiser, Randy Acker, Rob Love, Sam Cresco. Tina Davis. Tina Davis. How the fuck am I going to get?

So sorry, Tina. She's over there at Empire doing her thing right now, too. But you had the real stuff. Was that like the first time you felt like a major was behind you? Or you felt like that prior? Because I felt the major was behind you that time. Man, I've been with Rap-A-Lot all my life, bro. So that was always mine.

Rap-A-Lot is independent. Yes an independent But You know Jay Made us believe That any fucking thing Was possible

Right You know what I'm saying So if I could go If I could go Platinum You know On an independent Right

Then shit If a major Could take me Triple platinum Right Quadruple platinum Then we doing something You feel me But If a major can take me triple platinum, quadruple platinum, then we doing something. You feel me?

But if a major can keep me where I am, then I'm just where I am. I ain't moving around. You feel me? Right. So, I just felt like I had a lot of help, man. Okay. And I had a lot of people that knew shit about the music industry that was around me.

I had a lot of experienced people around me, but thinking about and looking back on everything that I learned and I saw at Def Jam, I already knew from the little independent label that I learned and I saw at Def Jam, I already knew from the little independent label that I came from. You know, we worked a lot harder. You know, we worked hard as fuck to get that label to where it is.

But, I mean, it was about the same. You know what I mean? That was crazy, right? But was that supposed to be the first record to set off to Def Jam South? Nah, Ludacris was the first. Was it? Yeah, Ludacris was my part.

So when you came in, you brought in Ludacris, right? I did. No, when I came in, I wasn't... You know, it's a funny thing, too. Like, all of the down south artists that shine like fuck, from Rick Ross to T.I. to David Banner to Lil Flip to all of those kids.

Like I, Paul Wallman, Chameleon Air, I tried to bring them to Def Jam South, bro. Wild. Whole life. Wow. But what was Def Jam South exactly? Like what was it? Because at some point it didn't seem like it just folded into Def Jam.

Yeah, I left. I left. Was it a real thing or was it just a name change? Yeah, it was pretty dope. And it was Kevin Oswalt, right? No, it was Todd Moskowitz. Todd Moskowitz, okay. It was Todd and Lior that put it together.

And then Kevin, you know, we worked together. Right. And then Khaled later on took it over, right? I was way going by then. Yeah, later, we worked together. Right. And then Khaled later on took it over, right? I was way going by then. Yeah, later, later, right. Yeah. But it was always big, man. I had my own staff in Atlanta.

Oh, so you had headquarters in Atlanta? Yeah, I had everything. It was cool. And then I couldn't get Haystack signed, bro. Like, couldn't get Tripp signed, but Haystack was a big old white boy out of Tennessee, man, that really fit the Def Jam South description, man,

and he was dope, you know. I couldn't get that signed. I couldn't get Tripp out of Florida signed. You got an artist out here by the name of Triple J calling fresh dope. Motherfuckerers Fucking awesome Wow

Yeah Google that shit Put that shit on your On your On your On your months here His name is Fresh Dope Check it out

Okay so On my block That's one of my favorite Singles of all time It's probably I would say One of your brightest records But still

The subject matter You chose that for your single Right It's probably I would say one of your brightest records, but still The subject matter you chose that for your single right or they chose it they chose that shit they chose it The way you said it don't tell me you don't like my block My shimabu My shit Well that's what It started small time Dog game Pushing on the corner 50 cent cook up

50 flippers If you want them Full of the mountain high My clothes reeking marijuana Cops rolling up on us My neighborhood Like a sauna That kind of shit

Is my single But yeah Go ahead Nah man So wait a minute So you make my block. Def Jam comes to you and says this is the single, this is the one.

I think that might have been Kevin Liles, bro. I think everybody, you know, Def Jam, we had this thing, man, called Everybody Had to Be in the Boat. Okay. So, I think that everybody got in that boat. And they picked that one. But, hold on. So, I need to understand how this meeting happens

You're not feeling this? I mean, shit, I'm a ride with them These are majors No, but what I'm saying is Because this hurt me I love that single I would have thought you single-handedly made that for us You know what?

I'm not a radio single dude You feel me? Like, I'm a street single I love the fucking streets, man. It's true. It's like saying you don't hit doubles, but you on the Yankees now. Now you on the Yankees.

That's not your forte, hitting doubles, but you know you can hit a double with this one. You didn't feel like that at all? Damn, Face, you hurt my feelings. Yo, for real? For real? Damn. Man, I love the fucking streets, man.

I don't give a fuck about that radio shit. No. Because you know what the radio will do? What? They're going to play your shit, and then they're going to be gone. You know what them streets are going to do? What? They're going to play your shit, and they're going to play your shit, and they're going

to play your shit, and they're going to play your shit. I agree. I don't fuck with that radio shit but i did not turn it off the radio neither i didn't turn off my block when it came on i turned it up i don't even know if they played that did they play it yeah well you know how i feel about the radio so i'm staying my lane bro wow that's a great that's a great let's get let's get all Let's get some more people. Wow, you. I would have never thought that, bro.

I don't know. I was totally against radio. What? Until I die. What? One time for the OG's OG. Turn it up. My big brother.

My mentor. My confidant. I love him so much. He's been so much for me throughout my career as well as my personal life. And I'm so glad that the Dream Champs are giving him his flowers. My brother, our brother, the illustrious,

Mr. Scarface himself, Brad Jordan. I love you, big homie. But I would love for you to talk about on Dream Champs when we all went to Freaknik that year, when everybody went to Freaknik, when you had the yellow Lamborghini. Talk about that weekend, Big Homie. I have nothing to say.

Yo, I am so curious because your face just did a different turn. Nah, I had a Ferrari. It was yellow. You fucked every bitch in there, man. I wasn't there. All right, again, just yellow Ferrari. So, yeah, like back then, you know, you take a picture at the car, on the car from the dealership and shit, right?

But you don't drive away. Yeah, no. You drove away. I've been gone. Why? So I drove my shit out to Atlanta for Freaknik one year. Uh-huh. Ninety-

Two? Four? Four? Was that the last year of Freaknik? year. Uh-huh. Uh, 92? Four? Four? Wasn't that the last year of Freaknik? 94? Okay. Maybe 94. 94,

I think it was the last year that Freaknik happened. And they was bossing it wide open? That shit went down. I mean, it went down. I wasn't down with it,

but it went down. Let's give him some more Macallan, man. No, I know how to man. I'm a professional. Okay. So what went down? We have no idea what you're talking about. Shit, we had a good time. We had a fucking blast, man. We had a fucking blast man

You had a fucking blast Yeah But But you know what I didn't I I kept my pants on Okay

I kept my pants on I kept my pants on Okay Okay Okay Okay Alright I get it

I get it I get where this is going. Even in the shower. Even in the shower. Okay. All right, here, let's get another one. This is a funny one, too. I'll say this one. Face small, what up?

This is your boy, Saigon. And I want to first salute you, legend. I got some questions, man. Being you are part of the legendary Ghetto Boys group, there's a rumor going around that my man, Willie D, knocked out Melly questions, man. Being you are part of the legendary Ghetto Boys group, there's a rumor going around that my man Willie D knocked out Melly Mel, man. First, I want to know if it's true. Second, I want to know was you there to witness this? And if you was, how'd you feel about seeing your partner knock out a fucking pioneer like that, man?

Melly Mel's a pioneer, man. Anyway, God bless, man. Get back to this training. Salute. Face mob. Scarface. Ghetto Boys. High all day. training. Salute. Face mob. Scarface. Ghetto boys. High all day.

Okay, I've never heard this face. I've heard this story. You've heard this story? I'm going to let Willie tell his own story. Okay. But I will say this. Don't you run over Willie D talking with that bullshit. Yeah, I see Willie D being,

he's like a ninjitsu, right? Nah, that's a ninjitsu. Ask Willie D about that ninjitsu, whatever the fuck you say. I knew you was going to do that. I heard that Willie D beat up two people that day. Really? Yeah.

But I let him tell his own story. Okay. All right. We need Willie D on here. Yeah, we need Willie D on here. What's the first tour, the first national tour you went on? Public Enemy. Ooh.

Latifah. Jazz Jeff Fresh Prince fucking Naughty by Nature Apache rest in peace Tribe Called Quest and Leaders in the New School

that's the craziest no Leaders in the New School Busta Rhymes. That's the first national tour? Yeah. I can't remember everybody on that shit.

Man, let me tell you something, man. Like, all of those tours, man, like, I was cool as fuck. Like, I was always cool, man.

I'd be in my room. I don't, you know, I'd come out with my brother. I'd come out and we'd go get something to eat, go to malls, some shit like that. And, like, I don't know what Willie, I do know what Bill did. Like, Bill was the epitome of what you would call A fucking rock star You know because he would thrash the hotels He would throw the TVs out the window He could pick up the TV

Man Bill was a fucking rock star Wow You couldn't tell him nothing bro You couldn't say Bill don't do that bro Don't fucking do that, man. He a fucking face. I don't give a fuck face.

Fucking everybody wants to be fucking... God, I don't give a fuck face. Goddamn, Bill, that's a $2,000 Motherfucking TV you just threw out These people window man I don't give a fuck You know Bill he didn't give a fuck Man

You know You know Bill Bill like That was my little dude man Like he would always walk faster than I could. So looking at him from behind, you ever seen the movie Big? I'm fucking laughing, man. That's the way you just said that.

Wait a minute. You ever seen the movie Big, bro? He looked like my friend that shrunk down and had on the, like, he was cool, man. Like, Tom Hanks wasn't big. He just got small. He got small, man, but that little bitty dude, he was smart as fuck. And he was probably the biggest asshole in the world, bro. Wow.

For real. Ask anybody. Be able to come and spend the night at your house and leave two or three weeks later, man, cuss you out, eat up all your food, smoke up all your dope, tell you fuck you. Be at somebody else's house next week. Bill didn't give a fuck.

You had to love Bill, bro. Let's get another one. I miss the shit out of Bill, bro. Why? Let's get another one. I missed the shit out of Bill, man. Sorry about that. Mr. Mr. Scarface went running down the block. Out came the gays and he shot up all the spots. What up, young Gotti? Scarface in the building.

History. West Coast history. Southern history. And the South. Icon. I got to keep this game straight, man. You understand me? Gotti Heffner in the building.

You did. Telling this game real quick. Face mob. East Coast history. You understand me? heffing in the building you did telling this game real quick face mob east coast history you understand me mr scott face love you you know i mean i got a question for you coming up in the south out in houston what can you tell these people that's trying to come up from the south out in houston dallas all surrounding areas what does it take man that's a good ass question you know why all this you learned being in the streets going from the streets you know what makes that question so fucking dope and so fucking dope. It's so fucking real. And of course, we wonder why our artists

don't make it past a certain point on the map. Meaning local artists? Right. Okay. And I always thought that we kept it, we kept it too local. You know, we rapped to impress our city. You know what I mean?

Yeah, man. I'm going to give you some elbows. I'm going to pull up at motherfucking Papa Do's and I'm going to... Papa Do's is one of my favorite restaurants, man.

Sifu Yala. Let's go. But if you ain't got a person as well versed like you, you know, and they from somewhere that ain't got no Papa Do's,

they don't know what the fuck a pop of those is. Exactly. If I tell a motherfucker that, yeah, I pull up a Timmy Chance and they like, what the fuck is Timmy Chance? Right. But that's a huge. That was the first one drinking scissor too, right? Oh, I don't fuck around. I fuck up and down.

I don't fuck around. Okay, continue. Pop of those. I don't fuck around. Never fucked around with scissor? I mean, every now and then, you know, back then in the Gap, I had a sip or two, but it's just not my type of hype. Ain't my type of hype, baby.

The last thing I want to do is be moving slow. Right. You know? Right. You know. Wow. I'm sure that the first record that came out about Cirque came from out of Houston. But I just think that we got to go a little bit deeper on our subject matter. And that's how we'll get to that next level.

You know what I'm saying? Okay. Like, we can't rap for our homeboys no more. So that's what you answer a corrupt question. That's the answer to a corrupt question. You know, I think that everybody, we should rap not only for our homeboys, but we should rap for our homeboys in Miami and my homeboys in Cleveland, my homeboys in D.C., my homeboys in Chicago,

homeboys in South Central. You made the war report. We didn't. Our slang was just Queens. Our slang was just left rack Queensbridge. Yeah, but motherfuckers in New York picked up on that shit. The Harlem picked up on it.

Yeah, but I didn't think Houston would appreciate it. Bronx picked up on it. Let's go to another one. Let's go to Big Homie Ice-T. Oh, that shit, that's my OG right there. Hey, what up, brother mob? It's Iceberg, man. You know, your motherfucking nigga, man. Represent, man. I just want to let you

know, man, how much we love you, how real you are, how much I am inspired by you, how your lyrics are some of the few that make sense and mean something. You know? And we talked before when you dropped

Deeply Rooted. I'm like, man, the only way I might get back in the studio and do an album is if you produce the whole goddamn album. I think that would be dope. I'm building a studio in New Jersey right now. So let's get it, man.

Stop playing. Nori called me today. Said, Ice, man, let's give Scarface some love. I'm like, that's not a problem. I'm in the car right now. You know, waiting on wife. You come from a run. Look, I got Chanel in back.

Say hi, Chanel. Then he say hi. I'm on my dad bullshit today. But love is love, man. From one G to another G man Scarface man love you to death man And who knows man Maybe an Ice-T Scarface project Produced

Produced by Scarface you know Of course you gotta drop some bars That might be the way to go You know That might be the way to go, you know? Goddamn! That might be the dopest shit ever. That's a goddamn lie! Are we breaking grounds?

That first off, I don't remember hearing you. I got a record together, right? I don't think so. Damn! I don't remember. Just, I'm going to be honest. When he said that, because, you know, I just called everyone ten times. I don't even care what the don't remember just I'm going to be honest when he said that because you know

I just called everyone 10 times I don't even care I have no pride I have no pride just so you know so I called everyone 10 times

like yo make sure they do it and when he said that I literally chills went throughout my body and literally watching it again knowing it was about to come on still equally chills still came through my body

did you ever know that? Man, um... Like, you know, my... When I first met Ice-T, man, Ice-T took me up to the hills to this house, bro. You see that open up? Okay. And I was fucked up. You know, I was like, wow, bro. Did you see that open up? Okay. And I was fucked up. You know,

I was like, wow, man. Like, people really do live like this. And my dream, that was another one of my, that was another segment of my dreams, man,

to, you know, he showed me some shit. And for Ice-T to say that, and like I say, bro, that's my big brother, man. That's the OG, bro. And for him to, you know, want me to do his project, like, I'll fuck Ice-T's album up. Because I'm a fan. You know what I'm saying? It's easy to work with people that you're a fan of because you know the direction

that you would want to hear them go from there. So if I ever sat down at the new studio that Ice-T's building in New Jersey and I did his record, I'd fuck it up. Bad.

In a great way. It'd probably be the best record that Ice-T's ever made. I believe so. I'm not going to fucking do that. That's such a big fucking fan of Ice-T, bro. I don't know why he looking like Tiger Woods in there.

Who was that? It's a Ja Rule. Oh, Lord. Because everyone knows you're a golfer, so the people wanted to put you on a golf shoot. Yeah, like, Ja Rule don't want to play me in no golf. I just want to send a lot of love

to my brother Scarface, man. One of the most influential rappers in history of hip-hop. Definitely in the South. Definitely trendsetter in the South and in the hip-hop

period. Musical genius. Played several instruments. I just want to sit in your flowers, King. Love you, Face. You know how we do, my brother. And I'm going to get your ass out of the greens real soon. I knew he was going to say that. He's looking like Tiger Woods. Like, I'll kill Ja Rule, bro.

And that's my partner, too, man. You serious about God? I want to fucking smash him, bro. You serious about God? No shit. All right, all right. First of all, did he have a question? No, I don't have one.

No, there wasn't no more questions? Okay. All right. You're from Fifth Ward, right? No, I don't have one. No, there wasn't no more questions? Okay. All right. You're from Fifth Ward, right? No, I'm from Sunnyside, South Park, South Acres. South Park? South Acres, yeah. That's a real place called South Park.

Really? Holy shit, I didn't know. South Park, Sunnyside, South Acres. It's like right there. You from there, how the fuck do you get introduced to golf? My little girl kicked my ass at golf. She was 14. And she was hitting the ball right down the pipe.

It wasn't going there, but she was taking lessons. Right. And she was hitting it right down the pipe. And I banged that motherfucker everywhere. So she'd always beat me. You're talking about your little girl. You're talking about your daughter, obviously, right? Yeah, my daughter.

Okay, good. But now, nah. You fucking with Charles Barkley and Jordan and them? She 28, and she can't. She don't want to see me. Charles Barkley don't want to fuck with me at all. You're talking a lot of crazy, man. Yeah, I'm talking real slick on Charles.

Charles don't want to fuck with me at all. And you call him Charles just now? Chuck Bigley is what I call him. Okay, I can go with that.. Charles don't want to fuck with me at all. And you called him Charles just now? Chuck Bigley is what I called him. Okay, I can go with that. Bigley don't want to fuck with me. You know, one year you called me, you told me to sign up to a golf tournament or some shit, but I had to know how to play golf,

and I was just like, face, I suck. I never played golf. Yeah, no, you don't want to fuck with me either. You're challenging me. I'm telling you, you don't know how to play. That's how you know you're competitive, too. you don't want to fuck with me either. You challenging me. I'm telling you. That's how you know you're competitive, too. You don't want to fuck with me. I'm your boy, bitch.

What's that? You're a competitive dude. I can tell you ain't playing when it comes to golf. So how did you discover you like golf? How did this happen? You drinking coffee one day and just said, fuck it. I took my little girl to her golf lesson. Oh, you said that. Okay. this happen? You drinking coffee one day and just said, fuck it. I took my little girl to her golf lesson.

Oh, you said that. Okay. And you wanted to beat her. I mean, I just wanted to play. Okay. But, man, you hit like a thousand fucked up shots

and a million fucked up shots. And then you finally hit one. Bam. A good one. That make you come back the next day. Right. So...

You ever play with OJ? I don't fuck with OJ. Wait a minute. Who asks that? Hey, man, OJ asked me to play golf one day. I had to think about it. I'll fuck OJ up. What's his handicap?

I had to think about it. It's a Jew still. It's still a Ritho. I don't give a fuck. What is his handicap? I don't know what that means, handicap. Oh, okay. I'll tell you who I'll fuck with. Okay.

I'll fuck with anybody that plays golf except for Tiger Woods. Okay. Everybody on the pro tour, I don't really want to fuck with them yet. Okay. But I mean, I ain't going to fuck with Michael Jordan. Clyde Drexler can stand on the motherfucking freeway

and hit that bitch all the way to land in the Bahamas, so I ain't really trying to fuck with him. But anybody else can get it. Okay. Fucking Mark Wahlberg, I'll fuck him up. Come on. I've seen him play. I've seen Mark Wahlberg play golf in entourage,

not in real life. I've seen him play that. Yeah. Pretend it for real. Yeah, like, whatever. So what celebrity have you played in golf? Joe Torre. Cedric the Entertainer.

I played a few comics in golf. I'll fuck them up. So you beat Joe Torre, you beat Cedric the Entertainer. Phil Ivey. Phil Ivey. Phil Ivey, the real gol entertainment. Phil Ivey. Phil Ivey. Phil Ivey, the real golfer? Phil Ivey. Oh, who that?

He's a poker player. Okay, all right. He can play golf, though. Okay. But I'll fuck him up. Okay. It don't matter, bro. Call him.

I'll fuck them up. Go get somebody. I'll fuck them up. You all right? Except for Tiger Yeah I wouldn't call Tiger No Yeah that's

That's probably your only That's probably your safe bet Look It's called Tiger work Yeah I might not be able To fuck him up But when his leg hurt

I'll fuck him up Right I'll fuck him up Now Golf is a long Long game I know And let me tell you Something too Nori You get high fuck him up. Now, golf is a long, long game. I know,

and let me tell you something too, Nori, but it, you can get high, you can smoke, you can smoke. I don't want to get high. I want to gamble.

Like I'm saying, if I was to smoke a blunt while I'm smoking a blunt, you going to gamble? You going to fight with me? You want to fuck with me? I'm going to kill you. Oh yeah,

I'm not trying to foul you, face up. You don't want to be high. You're bullying me. The last thing you want to be fucking with me on the golf course is high. Because I always see people smoking cigars and they also drinking.

Go ahead. No, that's not it. So it's not like bowling. Because they say in bowling, you smoke and drink more. You get better at strikes. Go ahead. That's not like that in golf? I don't know.

But you don't want to be drunk or high because I'm going to fuck you up. And he's going to take your money. So you don't smoke cigars or nothing when you do it? No Macallan? I don't want to be drunk or high because I'm going to fuck you up. And he's going to take your money. So you don't smoke cigars or nothing when you do it? No Macallan? I don't want to hear no music. Why? I don't want to hear no kids and shit playing. Turn your fucking phone off and let's gamble.

Right. Yeah. And that's not about gambling. It's not about gambling for you. No, man, we're trying to gamble. I'm not trying to go out there for nothing. Right, right. Shit, this is hustle. I walk out there and act like I don't know what the fuck I'm not going to gamble. I'm not going to go out there for nothing. Right, right. Shit, this is hustle.

Right, all right, so. I walk out there, act like I don't know what the fuck I'm doing. So you got the glove and everything? Like Mike. And what are you, a righty or a lefty? I'm left handed, but I play right handed. Okay, so you hit this way.

I hit the same way you do. Okay, I'm right-handed. Jesus, I don't want no beef. He's still a little less size than you. Size that nigga's orient. Yeah, sure. See, anyway. That nigga's hands start moving slow. Nigga checking your ass size.

We got another one? Yep. Oh, shit, this is great. Face Mark. Oh, shit. What's going on, baby? Just wanted to tell you much love. Send you love, King.

Let you know how much we respect you, how much we love you, how much we appreciate you. Oh shit. All your classics, all the great songs you've written and everything you've done for the culture. Everything you've done for hip hop, baby. So I wanted to just, you know, give you some love. You know what I'm saying? And wish you the best, baby. Love you, King.

Peace. Goddamn! Oh, shit. By the way, by the way, LL was on vacation with Magic Johnson and Samuel L. Jackson. Oh, shit. And I hit him. I FaceTimed him.

I said, yo, bro. I said, yo, I need to make face. Give him his flowers. And he was actually, it was him and him at them. I don't want wanna say who else Send the videos back to first Cause his video ain't playing But

This is what I'm trying to tell you You know what you mean The hip hop Like I got an LL story Oh let's go Let's get into it Let's get into it

This is what we here for Fuck I'm gonna try to say this shit Without fucking breaking up Okay Damn LL has always been there when it was a groundbreaking moment for me. Wow.

Everything I love, bro. Wow. When my career first started, I was at the New Music Seminar in New York. Right. I was at the New Music Seminar in New York. And I got on the phone with my mama at this club. And L.L. ain't know me from no motherfucking body, bro. And I say, L.L., that's my mama on the phone. Can you say hi?

Man, L.L. picked up the phone, bro. And talked to my mama and shit. And bro, blew the fuck up. The next time that LL... But he blew the fuck up? I blew the fuck up. But you wasn't nobody? He was already blew the fuck up. But he knew you was Scarface when he handed the phone?

I had no fucking idea. Okay, okay, I get what you're saying now. One of those moments. And then that next moment, okay, okay. I get what you're saying now. One of those moments. Okay. And then that next moment, bro, is when I signed my deal with Def Jam. Wow. LL came to the signing party, bro.

Wow. At the hotel call a time in New York. Wow. When I first signed with Def Jam, yep. Wow. Yep, and on a few more occasions, man, I get a chance to see the L. But, you know, he called and wished my grandmother a happy birthday like that and shit like LL is just a super solid ass dude, bro. Make some noise for LL. The Medal of Honor is the highest military decoration in the United States.

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I got LL phone number in my phone card. I ain't going to lie. I got Derek Jeter number. I'm scared to use it. Oh, shit. Just don't know what to do. I got to get some more ice, man. Get some more ice.

Give him some more Macallan, too. Give him some more Macallan, too. I don't want no more Macallan. Yo, pour this out and give me a fresh, Poti, give me a fresh one. Yeah, give me a fresh one. Yeah, play. I give it to my brother, man. Thanks. Yeah, man.

As I walk into the studio, dude is a jig. I got a phone call from one of my niggz. He said my homeboy, Reed, he just lost one of his kids and when I heard that I broke his chin. Who the Drake? Who the Drake? Salute, face, smile, chop when i heard that i broke his dream in history spanning decades of races whether we talk about ghetto boys whether we talking about classic records with pock hove you know i'm saying as a kid growing up scarface was always the one you listen to when you want to hear that real. You know what I'm saying? Man, it's an honor for me to even be sending this message out to you. We salute you.

We celebrate you. Facemob forever. Salute. I want to give a big, big blessing to my brother, my friend, and the best of the Icon, Scarface. Scarface, Facemob, you already know how we do it. We family. You know what I mean? I just want to thank you for everything you've done for us.

No, thank you, homeboy. And you've been doing for us and everything you're doing for us now. We love you. We appreciate you. You top five, straight up. You're one of the greatest that ever did it, lyrically, not even just that. You special, and you my brother.

And I'm honored and I'm proud and I'm excited I can call you my friend. Face Mom, DJ Khaled Love you You know that It's on everything I love What's the noise for that So Khaled

Like I said I love that I'm choking you up A little bit I'm loving this Just so you know That's why I don't Fuck with you no more Cause you deserve

Every flower You deserve every flower. You deserve every, like, and I, for, for, for all time, I've always knew you. You've probably been the most humblest person ever. Yeah, man, you're fucking me up. Yeah, but, but I just want you to know, like, even though you're humble, even though you're a great guy, this is the reason you deserve these flowers. You really mean the world. Like, I see people, how they talk about you when you the world. Like, I see people how they talk about you when you're not around.

I see people how they talk about you when you're around. I see people just praise. And this is the first time I thought of this. I said, you know what? I was like, you know what? Let's just hit a couple of the people and just get some videos

so you can really know because we made the phrase famous on this show, giving people their flowers. But I wanted to literally give you flowers. Yeah, but you probably gave me cake, too. I gave you cake because it's your birthday, too, now. That's your birthday now, too. But these videos meant so much because, you know, for the most part,

I didn't have to twist anyone's arm. I didn't have to twist anyone's arm. Even though I said earlier that I made like 10 calls, I was really just bluffing because really from the first time I called, motherfuckers just send over video, send over video. And I just want you to know how much you really, really, really, really loved in this motherfucker.

Because today, you're going to leave here knowing that how much you mean to motherfucking hip hop. I'm actually pretty fucking mean, but yeah. Yeah, okay. Hold on, I got, hold on, I got. You got something to say?

He saved it. You got another one? Okay, let's go. I was going to save that one. Okay, yeah. Ah, that's a good one. Okay. This is good.

Turn it up, he's talking low. Oh, yeah. Jake Prince coming at you live and in living color. What's up, Pace? Man, I'm hearing that you on drink champs and I wanted to stop by because I believe I'd have tapped into the fountain of you

with this loyalty. As they have said, you have represented the name of the place. Even in the name of all your kids even in the midst of the feds putting a full court pressure on you

to lie on me to try and convict me Scarface stood strong like a man I salute you for that my brother now there are some things that I want you to know about this big word called hip-hop. Hip-hop love you.

And I would start with the East Coast. You was DMX's favorite artist on the East Coast. Now I'm going to travel to the West Coast. You was Tupac's favorite artist on the East Coast. Now I'm going to travel to the West Coast. You was Tupac's favorite artist on the West Coast. Now I'm going to go down South. You was my favorite artist. Oh, fuck. And with that being said,

we want you to know that we love and respect you. And I also want you to know that we could around the world love and respect Scarface because they understand that Scarface laid the foundation that all

of hardcore hip-hop stand on today. Salute you, my brother. Now, some of these I couldn't look at because I wanted this reaction. I wanted me to be just as surprised as you.

Yeah. So, yeah, like, I, um, yeah, the next one's gonna fuck you up here. It's hot, it's hot, so you can't see it. So, nigga, so, so,

keep going, keep going. When, when, when, when, when Jay Uh-huh Jay say, yeah, nigga, you was my favorite artist, like, that means something. Because he don't like nobody. That nigga don't like everybody. He said so, yeah. Wow, man, wow, man. Yeah, that means something.

When your brother love you, that's a good shit. Hell yeah, hell yeah. All right, what's the boy at? Let's get one more, that's a good shit. Hell yeah. Hell yeah. I wasn't a boy. Let's get one more, let's get one more go. Wait, let me get my boy in here. Okay, yeah, get that Macallan. What?

It finished it? Fuck up all my shit, nigga. Y'all met my son? Yeah, definitely, definitely. Gabby, we got another one to play for you. Oh, shit. Don't play that one. Hold on. Don't play that.

Big Daddy Kane. Don't play that one. We got to play them all. We got to play them all. Come on. Before you play Kane. You got a story? Fucking right.

Let's go. I love how you broke that. So, Kane is by far like probably the most influential outside Ice Cube and Chuck. Wow.

Like, I'm a fucking hybrid. Right. Between Ice Cube, Chuck D, and Big Daddy King. I can see that. Yeah, no, you can hear that. Yeah, I can see that.

Yeah. Okay. I wanted to have that fucking... Flat top? Not the flat top. What is that? Damn. Like, Big Daddy Kane

was skillful, man. And he had a delivery and I wanted that. Who flat top rules in 89? I'll fuck Kane up with the flat top. I'm not even worried about the flat top.

Okay. So he had that delivery, man. And he had lyrical skill, bro. And he fucked Madonna. Allegedly. I don't think he fucked her, bro. And he fucked Madonna. Allegedly. I don't think he fucked her, bro. Oh, yeah, that's right. He said he did.

I forgot. He might have laid in the bed with her. Finger pop or something. With his pants on. He pulled another like me. He took a shower with his pants on. Give us a pants on. Give us a pants on.

So Kane had the delivery, bro. And he had the lyrical fucking professionalism that was unmatched, in my opinion. I like Chuck D. Because Chuck D. had a mean-ass fucking voice. Right. You know? And then Cube told a mean-ass story.

I wanted to lyrically have a mean ass voice and tell a mean ass story. Lyrically, Kane. You know, with a mean ass voice, Chuck and Q tell a mean ass story. So I'm a hybrid between those three MCs if I say so myself.

Let's see what Kane had to say. Yo, Face, what's good, man? It's your boy, the B-I-G-D-A-D-D-Y-K-A-N-E. Just here to spread some love and thank you for always being a real dude and a real lyricist because you made something from nothing and vowed to never tear it apart

and turned the street hustle into an art. I ain't gonna mess up your lyrics. That's from your song, Keep Me Down, and you never let them keep you down. Stay winning. Respect. I love Kane. Kane did one of my high school reunions, man.

Really? On everything I love, bro. He did one of my high school reunions. Class of 90. And you went to the reunion? I performed too. And one of those rare occasions, Kane opened up for me.

Really? Shit, that was dope. Really? God. So since he recited one of my shits, I got to recite one of his now. Kane said, my rhymes are so dope

and the rappers be hoping to sound like me so soon I'll have to open a school of MCs for those who want to be here. If I feel the core, but then again, second thought, to have those MCs come in and our sound is so similar. It's quite confusing. It'll be quite confusing for y'all to remember the originator. Man, K was a bad motherfucker to me, bro. Let it roll.

Don't clap yet. Let it roll. Call me, man. Don't clap yet. Let it roll. Get bold. I just can't hold back the focus. I'm the man with soul. Put the groove in the feck and what the heck. Rock disco texture.

This groove is for stick. I love how humble you are. We keep trying to give you flowers. You keep trying to give other people flowers. We're going to stop you from now on. It's about you today. Molly Marl and Dr. Dre is probably the influence on my production, though. Yeah, for real. That's great people to be influenced by.

Thanks, bro. That's great people to be influenced by. Let's hit another person. Let's look at that. Big boy. Face. What up, man? It's your partner, Big Boy.

Big Boy's Neighborhood. Let me tell you, bro. For one, this is crazy that they hit me up to do a video for you, man. And the reason why I say it's crazy, Face, is because I'm a fan. You know what I'm saying? I'm a fan. There's people that are like peers and things of that nature. And I know you don't really trip off of being the best or telling people how great you are or things like that.

And I don't even think you understand how amazing you are to us. You know what I'm saying? So when they hit me up to do this video, first off, I was like, man, they drink champs. Are they drunk? No, but no, just being able to say this to you is I'm humbled and I'm honored. And I've had so many years of listening to Scarface, bro. Wow. And a lot of ups and, you know, some down moments, bro. And you have really gotten me through a lot, bro. And I've introduced so many people to Scarface, man, even when it wasn't the so-called, you know, popular thing to do, you know, but nah,

I've been rocking with you for years, man, and, you know, we always talk about, oh, man, we got to give people their flowers, we got to give them their flowers, bro, I'm telling you, man, I don't know if we get you, it's not a vase or a vase of flowers, man, I think, hell, we got to get you like an extreme flower garden You've done so much for us man. You've given us so much joy, bro, and I really love you homie And I'm just honored to be here, bro I remember fast times selling dope was my pastime life in the fast lane. I'll come cash. I sit back and wonder What would cover me?

See the beam of coming then they running me hop off the vehicle. Yo, what you need bro? I need a nickel bag of weed yo make the sale then I bail out Now it's time to get the hell out every day was the same thing dopey They need the big crack at cuz I sold came mainly out of the bigger had the biggest rocks on the block He went back to my first shit. That's dope. Hello, flowers. You can look at the next one.

I want to send a big shout out to the legend himself. There he is. My brother Face Mob. Councilman Brad, what up, man? Much love. Much respect, man. You're a legend in the game and really don't know what hip hop would be without you. Love, bro. Much love, much respect, man. You're a legend in the game and really don't know what hip-hop would be without you. Love, bro.

And, oh, what up? There he is. One more, right? Yeah. Man. Ooh, they going to get one of these, though. Yo, what up, what up, what up, what up? Hey.

I want to give a shout-out to my big bro, Scarface. Face, mob. We make a great combination, don't we? Face, I want to give you flowers while you're still here, big bro. I love you. I thank you for being so instrumental in my career and allowing me to be blessed to have so many records with you and just, you know, being a part of history. You know, and I love you for that, man. I remember when I was first doing my first album, The Truth, and they asked me, you know, who I want, you know, as features on an album.

And I was like Scarface. And they asked me, like, who else did I want on an album? And I was like Scarface, because I didn't want to do no features on my first album. I wanted to be just me but on my bucket list if you know I had to do features I was like man if I couldn't get nobody I'm on Scarface man and I love you for that and I thank you for that and from there we did so many records together man I love you face you, Face. Big bro for life, man. Face my top five in my book early.

And I think Nori should do the remix to my mind that plays tricks on me. Yeah, I think he should remix that. I think his mind is playing tricks on him. If he thinks that he can rock me on the the first snort, let's get it. It's on. And I like it too, bro. Let's go. Let's go.

Let's go. Come on, son. That's it? You ain't got Daz? Daz, yeah. Oh, damn. You got Daz. You're missing. Yeah. If you damn. You got Daz. You're missing, yeah.

If you look at your shit. Yeah. That was fine. Hold on, let me play you Daz. I need to get Daz. I need to get Daz, bro. Yeah, Daz got to win. Daz got to win.

That was the first person that sent. That boy Daz said, I'm in the world on my own, I move on, I gotta stay strong, no matter the fuck with us, your fucking life gone. Yeah, look, look, Envy, and then I'm gonna show you guys. Shout out to the great champs,

I just wanted to send love to one of the greatest in this industry to do it and that will ever have done it. Falling. I mean, you're a legend, you're an icon. What you've done for Texas, what you've done for hip hop, you're a lyricist and you continue to grow, you continue to evolve and you continue to be great.

You know, we love you on The Breakfast Club, just for who you are. And we just want to give you our, give you your flowers and just say we love you. And Scarface, you're one of the realest. No matter what it is, we ever ask you for one of the realest. No matter what it is, we ever ask you for anything, you are there. No matter what it is.

And there's not too many people in this industry that's like that. You're a stand-up individual, and I will and we will continue to support Scarface, the legend, the icon. We just wanna give you your flowers. Salute. Now Envy though.

Love Envy Can you put up the Daz We play the Daz Then we gonna get into this Quick time with Slam You gonna love it What the fuck is that And big up to Organic Food Kings

You know what I'm saying Getting that organic food No shit You got some girl over there Oh let's do E-40 then I sent you Dash. Hey, what, Earl? That's Earl?

Yeah. Oh, shit. Oh, yeah, Gilly too, yeah. Look here. This is for Brad Jordan, man. You know, Scarface. It's your boy Earl, man. What's up, Earl?

You know, we call each other Earl and Brad. You know what I'm saying? Hey, bro, I just want to, you know, salute you for your long charity, your long career for being in the game. Many, many years ago, we are both OGs, bro. I love the way you put it down, bro. You know what your storytelling from the Ghetto Boys work to never seen a man die. I mean, it goes on and on and on, man.

You are truly one of the goats and I salute you And keep going my dude and we love you, you know 40 watt a layer man, you know People don't know Brad and pick me up from the airport all kind of things. We go back to 90 1992 Come on, man. And it's still my guys shout to rap a lot Brad. We're giving you your gardens We're giving you your roses, your flowers, everything right now. How come everybody put on their goth outfit? Earl my dog, man. But if he ever come out there on them greens, I'm going to crack his ass up.

Yo, what's up, y'all? It's that nigga Daz Dillinger representing for Drink Champs. You know what I'm saying? Giving it up for my homeboy Scarface. You already know, man. Mine's playing tricks on the ghetto boys the whole nine man. I appreciate you I love you forever always that nigga forever my games to book the a to the Z right boy motherfucking right Let's get Gilead yet one more. That's my name

You already know you're a fucking legend. The legend of all legends. You hear me? That's what I'm talking about, baby. I grew up listening to you, looking up to you, and admiring you. You know what I mean? For being a G, you was. I appreciate you. All love from the whole million Osworth and Gaines family.

Money. You see how much the industry fuck with you, man? I fuck with the industry though You know what I mean? Like, bro It couldn't have been Like, this made my fucking day, bro For real

We tried We tried to, bro Like, I Like, it's It's Moments that Came about I was like, oh shit

I ain't gonna be able to get through this Right, yeah Oh fuck Oh shit But man, I was like, oh shit, I ain't gonna be able to get through this. Right, yeah. Oh fuck, oh shit. But man, I got through it. It's the first time we ever did this. Yeah, yeah. I want this episode to be special. You know what I'm saying?

It's kind of cool to be loved, man, by your peers, man, you know? And Slim asked that question, do I feel like, like I get the respect that I deserve? And I think that my peers showing me love is all the respect I need. Today's show that you're here. Yeah, that's all the respect I need, bro.

I'll make some noise for that. I'll make some noise for that I'll make some noise for that hold on hold on before you go you going quick time I was going

I had one more question then quick time but you got you gonna say something I just wanted to play something for him real quick okay cool

but go with your question and I'll have it set alright alright I'm ready I'm ready actually okay go ahead go

let me just pull it up come on oh yeah here I am so I'm ready. I'm ready, actually. Okay, go ahead. Go. Let me just pull it up. I'm on. Oh, yeah, here I am. So I'm going to tell you right now, every time they ask me for my top five, I can guarantee you on Drink Champs, you're on my top five. No shit. And in 2015, I did an album that I always wanted to work on.

And I had this record that Premiere produced for me. And you were the first person that I wanted on the record and you got on the record. I got on it? Yeah. I'm gonna show you the record. I'm gonna show you the first. I did? Yeah. Are you sure? Yeah.

Oh, your son got on the record. Yeah. Oh, maybe it was him. But I had these vocals from Guru that he did for a mixtape for me and that's why that record's special to me because it's the closest thing I was ever gonna get to a Gangstar record. Having Premiere produce it and cut up vocals that Guru did for me on the hook. What the fuck is this?

I don't know. What is it? I don't know. He said it's a hard ass record. Right there. Crazy for production. You're the first verse on it. Going it down. Say it like that. Who's crazy? DJ EFA. Crazy for production. I never heard this Look at his face

Look at his face wake up how much of our time will it take us it's like the 60s all over it's evident that the evidence that was captured on the camera is irrelevant get the dogs get the tanks out fucking nigga blow his goddamn brains out same shit different city. I'm revealing that's the reason that they fucking with me. Wise up to the plot. They targeting the youth and just about to wipe our ass out. DJ EFA.

It's not that impressive. Wait, wait, what did you say? It's not that impressive. You're not a fan of yourself? Wait, wait, what did you say? That impression was all right. Wait, you're not a fan of yourself? Man, I'm so much better than... Are you in your own top five? Fuck no, man. See, that's the problem.

That's the problem. Damn, Face, you gotta have a talk. I mean, you know what? You know what? You know what, bro? You want to laugh right quick? Yeah, yeah. Nigga, you know what I think about

when I think about my career? Nigga, you know what I think about when I think about my career? Nigga, you got away with one. You got over on folks? Nigga, I got away with one. Okay, I feel like that too. But you're not supposed to think like that. I got away. No.

Nah, you crazy. Man, I'm not really all that great, bro. Yo, come on, man. Stop, stop. Stop, man. Stop. Stop. Stop. You know what the crazy shit? I know geniuses think like that. I know you're really a genius

and some people think like that. I get it. But there's no way you can have a record with Big, excuse me, Nas, Jay-Z, Pac. did you ever work with big on the duets i didn't work with big but i knew him though okay you know it is it's fucking it's fucking naz and fucking jay man those those guys they're giants giants they really make you dig into

whatever you have to find something to be in the same room with them you know what I mean to be on the same page with them you know they're just that great bro like Nas did a record man where he

raps the shit in reverse man that made me mad that made In reverse man That made me mad You know That made you mad Yeah that made me mad Like fuck man Can we live You know

What Um You know Jay Z got a record man Listen we love Nas and Jay No yeah man Jay We talk about Brad

Jordan We talk about Face, motherfucking Mob, Scarface, Mr. Scarface, Ghetto Boys. It's all about you. It's a motherfucking thing. And the only reason

why I brung them up is there's not a lot of people who have records with them both. There's not a lot of, there's not a handful of people who can say I met Tupac, Tupac respected me and was his favorite artist.

Jay Princess said you was Tupac's favorite artist. Let me give you a line. Uh-huh. Motherfucker, Pac says, more money means more litigating, more player hating, gotta sell at the pen for me waiting.

It's just my fate. Miss me with that misdemeanor thinking. We fall flat, never that too much tequila drinking. We all that. So I love that kind of shit, man. I'm going to grab you some drink, bro. Deflecting again. We're going to get you.

Listen. Have you ever watched. No, J.J. said, I hear motherfuckers saying they made hoes. Right. Made hoes say, okay, so? Make another hoe. Make another hoe. Have you ever saw The Office Space, the movie?

You ever saw Office Space? I saw it, Mike Judge, yeah. Did you not see when they took it out on the fax machine? Yes, you have. That's the best scene in cinematic history. It is? In my opinion, when they set it off

on the fax machine, they go and they playing, what song are they playing are yours? No, they playing Die. No, it's damn it.

They playing Die. No, I'm pretty sure it's damn it. I'm going to guarantee you it's something. Oh, okay, okay, okay, okay. Okay, okay.

Oh, it's still. You said something there. Yeah. So, do you know this movie, or how does this happen? I don't know. You didn't know? I had no fucking clue. You had no clue?

I just seen my shit on there and it was there. Your check came in. You also in one of my favorite movies, too, where you play double dose of pimpin'. Yeah, Idiocracy. Idiocracy. Do you know that's what's happening right now, Idiocracy? My judge. It is.

It's Idiocracy. He call that shit. The more technology it's giving us, the more stupid that we've become. I don't even know, I don't definitively know my mother's number. For real. I don't know

my mother's phone number. I don't know my mother's phone number. But, I dial mom and it comes up. Yeah, I don't know nobody's phone number.

Back in the days, I knew my mother's number because... You knew mad numbers. You knew mad numbers. Like, do you believe idiocracy is a real thing? It is, man.

It's cold-blooded, too. We have no clue what we have done. We want to make shit so easy until we're not using our brains no more. We're not thinking no more. It's like, oh, shit. That is. That's our brain. What was your name in the movie?

You was a pimp, right? Yeah, I was Upgrade Upgrade With a double dose of pimp With a double dose of my pimp Oh shit let me finish this This ain't space Oh god I actually did a

A good role though In Irv Gotti's Tales Is that out already Yeah I think I did pretty good In that one Yeah Irv aini's Tales. Is it out already? Yeah. I think I did pretty good on that one. Yeah, Irv ain't talking to me.

Yeah, I've been calling him for a couple weeks. Really? It's okay. We're friends. It just happens like that. Queens people. Queens people,

it just happens. That's that Queens weird shit, huh, man? Yeah, it's Queens shit. I hit DJ today, though. So, yeah, so you in the acting? That's something

that you're into? No? Face, you ain't into shit. Just golf. Just golf. Chilling, man. Just golf. I play golf, and you know me and Willie did a podcast.

Oh, yeah, we had a podcast. On Black Effect Network. Black Effect Network, right? We played the trailer on our audio. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Y'all should fucking sign me in. Yeah, we'll be guests, too. No problem.

What's the name of y'all show? Ghetto Boys Reloaded. Ghetto Boys Reloaded. Make some noise for Ghetto Boys Reloaded. So what made y'all want to do a podcast? And do y'all interview guests, or is it just y'all interview yourself? No, I don't want to talk to Willie about nothing.

Okay. We interview guests. Uh-huh. And we have a good-ass time. It's not as fun as this, but it'd be cool, though. Right. You know, it's pretty fun. Right. We interviewed Mike Epps.

Really? We interviewed Mike Epps. Really? We interviewed, I like talking to regular people, you know. I talked to a sex therapist. I talked to a sex traffic. Sex trafficker? Sex therapist and a sex trafficker? I talked to him. That's why I'm not coming back.

So I talked, I listened again. Let me break this shit down. I talked to a sex therapist. Who was a sex trafficker. Yeah, I know. Here's the sex, this is the lady.

They calling you? She just fucking called me out of the blue. That's great. She's on the line. Hello? Hello? Hey, I got you on,

I got you on another podcast. Say hello to Nori and FN for the drink champs. Yay! Nori, hello, hello. Huh? I'm Art Giles. What? I'm Art Giles.

Since this ain't our holiday, we are, unless you want to call it the... Is that the sex therapist or the sex therapist? You like teen. Trappicle. This ain't my house. Rehabilitator, bro. What's going on, people?

Oh, shit. Hey, Aunt Kathy, I'm going to call you back. She's not real. It's very important, okay? I got some news for you. Okay, baby, I'll call you back, honey. Give me about 30 minutes. I love you.

Love you, too, baby. Bye, everybody. Yeah, peace out. So she's a hoe rehabilitator. She an ex-hoe. So she been hoe-binating. But, you know, she works with ex-prostitutes and gets them rehabilitated. Is she a housewife?

Because is it true? Can you turn the hoe to an owl? Yeah. That's behind my... I'll beat your feet. We don't know if she's a housewife. You got an egg.

That ain't true. Because you never know. Ain't got nothing to do with Junior. You never know. Okay, so listen. I'm in my lane. This is a part of the show

where we give you multiple choices. If you pick one or you pick the other, if you pick both, we take a shot. Being that I don't think you're going to take a shot. I think we're going to let your son come in. And your son, would your son take the shot for you? No, he got to work. He got to work?

Hey, DJ B, though. You're going to have your homie? You're going to have your homie? All right, cool. Who, the son goes to do it? Nah. Nah, I'll tell you what. Okay.

Both my son and B-Dog will take a shot, come on. Okay, cool, cool. Come on, bitch. Come on, come on. Yeah. Boy, if Don was one shot, you got Don's shirt tonight, motherfucker. Boy, you been smoking dope?

So now remember, You got that eye surgery tonight, motherfucker. Boy, you been smoking dope? That's you. So now remember. No. Chris, you been smoking dope? Okay, where's it at? I got to look for it. I'm not drinking that shit. As it is?

All right, cool. So anytime he says both, then y'all take a shot. All right? Hey, don't drink that shit, Strut. Don't fucking take no shot of that shit. We can use Ciroc. Where's the Ciroc at? I don't want no brownie clear shit.

Someone's been drinking right now. No, no, we got brown Ciroc. Brown? We got brown Ciroc. OK, well, here's your shot. Yeah, I'm going to do them. What you want, B? I'm going to just sip it.

I ain't even going to drink it. No, don't even do that yet. Just pour a little bit. I got Ciroc. I'm going do, um... What you want, B? I'm gonna just sip it. I ain't even... I don't know if we can do that yet. Just pour a little bit. I got some rock. I'm gonna do... I'm gonna do my whiskey. I'm gonna do my whiskey. Put some rock right there, though. Regular.

Yeah. There you go, B. All right, so you ready? So remember, one or the other face, if you pick both, then they take a shot. All right?

Both. All right, cool. Both. Up rip. Both. Hold on, hold on, hold on. Open this shit up, though. Open it up, though they take a shot. Both. Both. Both. Open this shit up, though. Open it up, though. Open it up. Both. Where's the cup?

All right. Let me at least ask the question, though. I know you're going to go for both for this one. Hold up. Both. Okay. Okay. Nas or, all right. Nas or Jay-Z?

I just told you. Okay, give him a shot then. I'm going to join him. I'm going to join him. Yeah, we're going to drink too. All y'all motherfuckers drink now. Both. Thanks a lot.

So I look. It's that whiskey. So they got? Thanks a lot. Salo. It's that whiskey. Salo. They got? Yeah, we already drank. They already drank? Okay, all right. Yeah, you late.

Ooh, that whiskey should be taking us a shot. I told you it was taking us a shot. God damn it. Okay. Major or independent? Indy. Okay. You ain't got to get shot for that one.

Big Mike or Willie D? Willie. That was a good one. This one, I don't know where you're going to go with it.

Tupac or DMX? Both? Shot. Where the motherfucking bottle at? Okay. You're drinking your whiskey again? Yeah, man.

You all in on it. I'm already here with it. You want us on the... Cheers. Fuck it, I'll do that on both. Both? Okay, solo. Okay, I know where you're

going to go with this one. Where you on that, Vito? I'm right here. Yeah, okay. Grab a lot or Def Jam South? Rap a lot. Okay, that was easy. I think this one is easy, too.

Who are the next two? Oh, no, no. Both. LeBron or Jordan? Fuck. I'm out of that one. I ain't got nothing to say with that. You got to take a shot.

That's both. Yeah, neither is a shot as well. Yeah, neither is both. Yeah, neither is both.. That's both. Neither is a shot as well. Neither is both. No, no, no, no, no, no. Because let me explain to y'all why y'all both taking these shots. I love that you

gave an explanation. I love it. Because Jordan did it first, man. Right, right. And it's like everything that comes behind Mike is like, you know, like're like Jordan top tier.

And if you can get up to top tier, then you made it. You feel me? Right. Like, Kobe, you know, he made it. Right. Like, he was there. And LeBron, like, he made it. He there. So, yeah, all y'all motherfuckers got a drink.

Okay. To LeBron,ron James and Michael Jordan. Where's your shot, Norris? Oh, shit. Come here. Everybody got a drink. Another one. I want the niggas in the kitchen to drink, too.

Okay. Okay. You got a shot, Norris? All right. Both. Y'all ready? Both. Both.

Hey, what are you drinking? My Moana. Both. I already did. Both. Okay already did. Both. Okay. Jay Prince or Tony Draper?

James. But I grew up with Draper, though. Suge Knight or QC? From quality control music to Migos Lil Baby to obviously Suge Knight I mean so say it again now

what am I no no no and then I want to know like which one you said which one like which you relate more to

which you identify more with it doesn't matter City Holes City Girls you said City Holes City Holes oh

so you just said City Holes you're like City Girls It doesn't matter. Yeah, city girls. You said city hoes? City hoes. Oh. He just said city hoes. I'm like, city girls? Calm down. That was hard. That was hard. That was hard. You know, I'm sure

I'm sure I'm sure I'm sure I'm sure I'm sure I'm sure I'm sure I'm sure

I'm sure I'm sure I'm sure I'm sure I'm sure I'm sure I'm sure I'm sure

I'm sure I'm sure I'm sure I'm sure I'm sure I'm sure I'm sure I'm sure

I'm sure I'm sure I'm sure I'm sure I'm sure I'm sure I'm sure I'm sure

I'm sure I'm sure I'm sure I'm sure I'm sure I'm sure I'm sure I'm sure

I'm sure I'm sure I'm sure I'm sure I'm sure I'm sure I'm sure Suge was in position to be the fucking biggest independent record label ever. Which he was, yeah, no? But I think that there was a lot of shit that happened that didn't allow him to move into that position, man. You know, it's just a whole lot of other shit that just jumped up. So I'ma go, I'ma go with QC, man. Okay.

Cause I don't, you know, he not out there with that crazy shit, man. Okay. Because I don't, you know, he not out there with that crazy shit, man. Okay. You know, I like it quiet like this, bro. Go get you some motherfucking money, man. Feed your artists, man.

And let's go from there. Okay, so radio or podcast? I don't know yet. That's fair. Yeah, that's fair. I'll take a shot to that. I'll take a shot to that. I'll take a shot to that. That's a fair answer.

Podcast. Podcast. Podcast. Podcast. All right, cool. All right, cool. All right, cool. All right, cool.

All right, cool. All right, cool. All right, cool. All right, cool. All right, cool. All right, cool. All right, cool. We need to find somebody else to take a shot.

The homie, the homie, the homie. With the reggaeton glasses. No, we need another one. With the reggaeton glasses. Those are reggaeton glasses right there, baby. Those are daddy gays right there. Anybody. Anybody.

All right. Come on, man. Don't be acting all shy and shit. Come on, Harry. No, no, listen, listen. All right, come on, face. All right, so Bushwick or Pimp C? Both?

Both? Both. Both. Both. No, you gotta have your people. Hold on, that's my people. You can't be whipping my people to get drunk. You got your people to get drunk. They already drunk. They already drunk. Oh, he already drunk. No, no, no, no.

And he's driving. You gotta relax. He's driving. You got to relax. He's driving. We got to take one from Bushman. No, no, no, no. We'll take one from Bushman. No, no, no, no. You want to come over here?

No, no, no, no. It doesn't matter. It's your people who got to take the shots. Call an Uber. No, no, no, no, no. Call an Uber. No, no, no. You got a shot?

Good, good. All right, cool. They got shots. All right, hold on. All right. That was... We drinking this one? Okay, yeah, we're drinking. Okay, U, cool. They got shots. All right, hold on. All right. That was... We drinking this one or what? Okay, yeah, we're drinking.

Okay, UGK, UGK, both. Or A-Boy and JV? I said both. How about you guys do another one, sir? And 50 for Gale? I'm riding, riding. I'm riding. I'm done.

All right, well, make sure that's not the way. Yeah, come on, let's do it. All right. Woo. All right. Hey, can he just have a shot on GP? Yeah, he might as well. Just drink it.

No, no, no, no, no, no. Can he have a shot on fucking GP? It's your people that got to drink. He's driving. What about him? No, no, no, no, no. Come on. You can't deny him asking him that.

No, he's driving me. You really think he's driving me? No, no, no, no, no. I'm driving you. Have a shot on him. All right, never mind. Never mind. He's driving me. I don't want to die. Please. Okay.

You said that, right? Okay, Biggie or Big Pun? Big. Okay, that was me. Okay. Okay. DJ Screw or DJ 5,000 Watts? Fuck. Both.

Let's go, baby. Let's go. Let's go. Jesus, okay. That's Michael 5,000 Watts. He's playing on all 5,000 Watts. That's what that meant? That's the wrong shit.

You're wrong. No, I drank my shit already. Play the tape. I drank my shit already. And he can't have nothing, right? No, he's driving. Can anybody else back there have something? No, this is about young people.

Let's get drunk. All the motherfuckers ain't driving. If they not with you, they can't take the shot. Young people going to take your shots. All the people in there with me. They ain't with you. They with me. Oh, boy.

Don't try to fuck with me. That's nothing to do with you. That's nothing to do with you. You with him? He's driving. See? I don't give your driver a shot. You want some marijuana?

Shit got real, right? Okay. Loyalty or respect? Both Jesus You know I'm taking a shot too, right? You acting like you taking shots Nah, I'm taking whiskey, I ain't gonna lie You better fill that motherfucker

back up then, cause everything's both Both B-O-S-E, both Now you cheating Queen Latifah or MC Lyte? to fill that motherfucker back up then because everything is both. Both. Both. B-O-S-E. Both. Nah, you cheating. Queen Latifah or MC Lyte? He going to say both, man.

Come on, man. It's him, ain't me. You know what? Hey, hey. This is the last time, nigga. It's you. On some real nigga shit? Uh-huh. Man.

Like, I love MC Lyte, bro. Ever since I was a little kid. You still got a crush on MC Lyte? That was my girlfriend when I was a kid, in my mind. In your mind, you was double dutching? That's fucking right. You was doing double dutch with MC Lyte?

Different type of double dutch. Different type of double dutch. Yeah, so, yeah. So, I love, I love, I love. So, it's Lyte. Pick a Lyte. I love Latifah, man. She fucking kill that shit, man.

But Light is going to always be my imaginary girlfriend, so you don't have to drink today. All right, I don't understand this one. Fifth War Boys times Face Mob. Or Face Mob. Face Mob, bro. Face Mob the group. Okay, okay, cool.

All right. Nicki or Cardi B? Man, that's tough because Cardi B is funny as fuck, man. She is a real deal, man. And Nicki the real deal, too. But Cardi B the real deal, man. And Nicki the real deal, too. But Cardi B the real deal, man. And she's funnier than a motherfucker to me. I love the fact that you went with the funny.

No, she's funny as fuck, bro. Yeah, because you know one of our funniest MCs of all time, who I got my funny from, Biz Markie, is fighting for his life. Yeah, man. Man, Biz Markie's funny in real life. I wanted to play Biz Markie. Yo for his life. Yeah, man. That's the funniest deal, though. Man, Biz Markie's funny in real life. I wanted to play Biz Markie. Yo, you should have, you should have, you should call Daddy-O

and have Daddy-O do the, the impression of Biz Markie, bro. That shit is funny as fuck. And then we'll call Biz on the phone and they both be talking like each other. Ben, Biz, man, damn. Yeah, Biz fighting for his life right now. For real, bro?

Yeah, this is what I'm hearing. All the people are reporting that he's already passed away. Nah, he ain't passed yet. Nah, he ain't gone. I hate that, you know, our people have to be like, I want to be first. I want to be first. And the people are reporting something that's not even really, you know, true. I hate that.

When I got sick, man, really, really sick, man. Recently, with the COVID? With the COVID and shit, yeah, kidney failure. You know who would call me all the time cracking fucking jokes, man. Wait, because, hold on, before you say that, because I felt like you said two different things. It was COVID and kidney failure, or it was both? Yeah, at the

same time. Oh, wow. Okay, yeah. I was supposed to be dead, bro. Wow. Like, right now. That's why I was hitting you every day. I don't know if you remember that. I remember everything. I'm supposed to be dead, bro. Wow. Like, right now. That's why I was hitting you every day. I don't know if you remember that. I remember everything. I appreciate that, too, Noah. You'd call me, but you wasn't calling me cracking jokes.

Yeah, yeah, I would hit you every day. You're just checking on me, man. I appreciate that. Yeah, hell yeah. Yeah, but Beard would call, and he would be cracking fucking jokes, man, having me dying. Wow. Beard sent me beats.

And he'd be beatbox, a bark, a sk spark, a face. You know, beatbox, you know how you do that shit. Right. And making his raps

and shit. Hell yeah. Yeah. And damn, Bizz. Yeah, so, and then we won't

get back into that a little bit. I got a picture of me and Bizz when I was a little kid and Kool V doing like this. Kool V.

It's funny as hell. Yeah, I was a little kid. Can we V doing like this. A cool V. It's funny as hell, yeah I was a little kid. Can we show it? Yeah, please. Oh yeah. But in the meantime, let's answer these. I'm out of the Nicky Carty conversation. Yeah, Miami or LA?

Both. You're supposed to pick Miami, bro. Okay, fuck it, Miami. Oh yeah, okay, cool, cool. We're gonna let you get away with that. Okay, now this one, this one I really want a dead serious answer on this one. J. Cole or Kendrick? That's a toughie.

So, you are going with? Ah, shit, I'm going with all of them. Okay, all right, cool. That's both. Cheers. In Scarface language, that means both. I don't know,

but I know that them little niggas got something. Mm-hmm. Like, they really got something, bro. Like, they super really got something. Yep. All right. You see how young I was

on that picture? I couldn't have been no more than 16. Maybe 15. Can you send that to us? You with the flat top? You really did have a flat top. You wasn't playing.

I told you I'd fuck Kane up. I wasn't bullshit, man. I'd fuck Kane up. Oh, you got to send me that, please. Please send me that. Please send me that. Oh, my God. I didn't really know you really had a flat top. Oh, that's to send me that, please. Please send me that. Please send me that. Oh, my God. I didn't really know you really had a flat top.

Oh, that's why you say you fucked him up. You see my shit fucking chain up. Yeah, you had the... Chain better leave me alone with them flat tops. Your shit was almost flat top half Gumby. Like, your shit is like different. Hey, hey. Okay.

DJ Khaled or DJ Drama? That ain't a good question. Good. Because? Because? You going with who? I got to go with both. Okay. I'm literally mad at me and drunk.

Yeah, man. Okay. All right. Both. All right. Stop it. I got the next one. Both.

Cheers, y'all. B-O-F-E. Both. Prince or. Stop it. I got the next one. Both. Cheers, y'all. B-O-F-E, both. All right. Prince or Michael Jackson? Prince. All right, that was good. Thank you. Who you said?

Who we went with? Prince? Yeah. We went with Prince. Okay. I need to ask. Okay. This is the last one.

Both. You need to relax. I don't even give a fuck what the question is. Both. All right. Y'all just got to got to ask it though Kanye or Pharrell Both You got to say both Man

That nigga Kanye Was a fool Man Even during the Trump era He still is You still fuck with him Even during Trump I don't give a fuck

About none of that Man I talked to Kanye When he was Making America great I talked't give a fuck about none of that. Man, I talked to Kanye when he was... Making America great? I talked to him... Take the politics out of him. He's a genius musically. I talked to him

when he was supposedly off his rocker or whatever, man. And there wasn't nothing wrong with Kanye, man. No. Right. I think Kanye

is just expressing himself in a different way than everybody else would want him to. You know what I mean? He's the richest black man in American history right now. Hey, shit, I ain't mad at him. You're supposed to be a little crazy, right? That's crazy.

I ain't going to lie. Man, let me tell you something. That would drive anybody crazy. They say too much of anything will kill you. Well, if I give me three or four billion dollars, I'm going to kill you. Uh-huh. Well, if I get me three or four billion dollars, I'm going to die. I knew you was going to do that. Oh, shit. Man, I'm going to do all the shit that I couldn't do when I didn't have no motherfucking money.

All right. All right, so wait, is it both or is it one? I'm going to have to go with Kanye. And I love Pharrell to death because he's fucking incredibly dope. I ain't want another shot. But in your lyrics, right, you say, you know, obviously I was going through your lyrics.

Don't say it wrong. I won't say it. I wrote it wrong. But you said, David Duke's got a shotgun. So why you mad? Because I got one. Why you you mad? Because I got one. Why you get upset? Because I got one. A lot of people at that time, now I understand the analogy when you spoke about

you being Chuck D influence. Back then, when I heard David Duke, I didn't know who David Duke was. He was a Klansman? Fucking right. Yeah. When I heard you say that, I had to literally go out there and do research Like David Duke just don't come up in black

You know school Or like you know when we was out Now I think I know this answer Because I think you touched on it earlier When you said that if you put Chuck D I think you said Big Daddy Kane and I forget who else Ice Cube Together

What made you want to touch on that You named the leader of the Ku Klux Klan. I had to go. It wasn't Google back then, but whatever it was equivalent to Google, I had to do that because I wanted to know what you meant by saying David Duke got a shotgun. Why the fuck you get mad because I got one? David Duke.

Which is crazy. I never thought we'd be talking about the fucking head of the fucking Ku Klux Klan on fucking drink shits. But he tried to go mainstream, too. But I had to give you something. Uh-huh. What'd you say? I had to give you something. I had to give the people something, bro.

Mm-hmm. Like, we can talk about how great we can rap or how bad my car is or how bad my fucking diamond is. But if I ain't giving you one to grow on, bro, then I'm just saying words. And anybody can put words together. But imagine if somebody put words together that can make you think about, who the fuck is David Duke?

Wow. And then you... Oh, shit, the Grand Rack. Well, I was one of them. Ku Klux Klan. Oh, yeah. And didn't he run for, like... Yeah, he was...

That's what I'm trying to say. He tried to go mainstream. He tried to... And I think he was the governor of Louisiana, bro. Yeah. And you know what's crazy? He tried to pretend like he wasn't even with the Klan, but...

This is what I'm trying to tell you. Your lyrics, then, still maxes up now. Do you know he was the first person to come out and support Trump? I'm sure. I mean, that's... Yeah. Like, that shit was like...

Both of them motherfuckers are Klansmen, bro. They're fucking Klansmen. Trump. They're fucking Klansmen. Trump's father was a Klansman. Fucking right. You better fucking know it. Really? What? I'm thinking you're just saying this.

No, no, no. I think, I mean, I can't tell you. His dad was a Klansman. Fred Trump, with his fucking, with his Benny Hill looking ass was a Klansman, bro. Did you say Benny Hill? Benny Hill. Damn, it makes a noise when you know I'm about Benny Hill. Benny Hill is ass was a Klansman, bro. Did you say Benny Hill? Benny Hill. Damn, it makes a noise when you know him about Benny Hill.

Goddamn it. Benny Hill is soft porn. Let's just be clear. That was soft porn. Benny Hill would not get away with it today. Look. Oh, that nigga ain't even know zip on his motherfucker goddamn. See? So, yeah, fuck him. And everybody think, like,

Trump is supposed to be some smart, super genius motherfucker. He's a clown. Yeah. Hey, man, that man about as smart as a soft dick. And just as useless. I never heard that one.

Motherfucker dick, my soft dick ain't got no sense. He just flopping around, bro. Bars. Bars. Bars. And listen, bro. And to some people, man, he's the best fucking thing that's ever lived on this, ever walked the face of the earth. But we can't say one thing.

Whippy looking ass. Whippy from Popeye looking ass. Let me just be clear. I'm not a fan of Trump at all. But one thing I can say is, during the Trump era, there hasn't been a lot of broke people I've been running into. Everybody got money now. I don't know. You got broke friends?

Huh? You got broke friends? I don't have no broke friends no more. I've been looking for them. They don't exist. I don't know. I don't know. Trump ain't did me no fucking favors.

No, he ain't do me no favor neither. I'm just saying, you say you cut your taxes and shit. I mean, that's cool. And then, you know what? I have some conservative values, bro. I don't think it's my responsibility to take care of nobody else that I'm not down with taking care of. But I will put my money in infrastructure.

You know, I do want my fuck. You know, if I do buy some tires, you know, some rims with some big tires on my shit or whatever, I do want my streets to be fixed so I don't have to keep buying. Your bristle will go. I don't want my fucking structure to fall down. You know what I mean? I'm down with the infrastructure part. I'm down with seeing blacks and browns get money.

I want to see them get some fucking money, bro. I want to take black get some fucking money, bro. You know? I want to take all, I want to take, I want to take black people out of the minority. Because it's like one big fucking cluster fuck so when it come time to get contracts and shit. I get it. I get it. I got some value. I got some Republican values, bro.

I don't think it's my responsibility to be paying for nobody else's insurance and shit. Like, I got my own fucking problems. You feel me? That's where I'm at with it, bro. I don't want to be paying for nobody else's shit. I want to take care of my own shit. So less fucking government, in my opinion. This is a Republican value, right?

I got some conservative values, but it's smaller government. If somebody's fucked up, don't penalize me because I'm doing all right. There's too much bureaucracy anyways. Nothing's going to get done anyways. I love how politically you're getting right now. No, it's cool.

It's cool to have a Republican in the office, but not a Republican like this beanbag head motherfucker. He's a government. He wasn't even really a Republican. He's not really even a fucking president, but he's just a special man. Like he was some type of god, man.

Like he's a special man. He's not special. No, but values, man. Those conservative values, bro. Like, let's government, man. Let's get it. I don't need you to regulate my weed or regulate my alcohol

or regulate some shit that I grow out of my fucking backyard. Don't tap into my shit. Tap into your own shit. A lot of black people put a lot, a lot, a lot of emphasis on Democrats when the Democrats was the motherfuckers that wanted to keep us enslaved. The original, yeah. And if it was the motherfuckers that wanted to keep us enslaved. The original, yeah.

You know, and if it was that big a deal, then why aren't the Democrats fighting for the rights of these people that's not getting it? You know, we're not getting

all that we're supposed to have and every time some shit come up, you know, that's supposed to favor us, you ain't saying shit. Why rapper racism

ain't came up? You a fucking Democrat? You down? Then come on. Let's put the shit on the table. Let's start talking about it and let's get some shit done. Let's talk more action. You voted for

Biden? I did. Biden? I did. Okay. Because I wanted this fucking Alfred Hitchcock motherfucker out of the office.

You voted against Trump. I did. I voted against him. Right. But I also voted for Obama. Let me ask you something. At one point,

Trump was like rap's goal. He was cool as fuck. He was cool. And then he came out there and he started Did you ever have lyrics that you was big enough Donald Trump?

I did. I said, nigga, rolling hard, stacking paper like Trump. Nobody thought he would be a president. Only what fuck I told you that from the jump. Yeah, that was the song I had called Money in the Power. But... You regret those lyrics or no? Nah, man.

Trump was getting some money back then in the 90s. I think I asked Wake Kwan the same thing. I think he said, check who's the black Trump. And I don't think he regretted it either. I think he was like, yeah. I ain't no black Trump, though. I ain't. Fuck him.

Yeah. But I mean, I don't think he was referencing to who Trump is now. I think he was referencing who Trump was back then. Man, there ain't no black Trump. Because think he was referencing who Trump was back then. Man, there ain't no black Trump. Trump was never a cool dude. Like, fuck Trump. No, he kind of was before.

Yeah, yeah. Snoop Dogg, he was saying, Donald Trump, I was going to say Donald Trump ain't Donald Trump. He comes from his father. He's his father's child.

Man, that shit, that boy True Colors came out, man. Yeah, it came out, yeah. Yeah, fuck Donald Trump, bro. Yeah. Fuck him and fuck everything that's going to come behind him. Did one of his people just get indicted?

Yeah. Yeah, yeah. And they took away Giuliani's... Yeah, Giuliani can't practice law no more. What does that mean, though? Like, what does that exactly mean? What do you mean? He can't practice law.

They pulled him. He's not a lawyer. What do they catch him doing, though? What do they catch him mean? You can't practice law. They pulled, he's not a lawyer. What do they catch him doing, though? What do they catch him doing? You can't go in the courtroom no more. Yeah, but what do they catch him doing? And represent nobody. He was down with that bullshit ass, what did Donald Trump call it, a hoax.

Okay. That the election was rigged, and he shouldn't have did that. And then what you were trying to talk about right now is one of his accountants for the Trump organization got indicted. Yeah, his CFO or some shit. Chief Financial Officer. He banged up right now. Now, you really into this shit. You really know your politics.

You really know your politics. Yeah, I'm into politics big time. So one of the things that Corrupt said is the Mr. Mr. Scarface. That song. How did you come up with that? How did you come up with? It's the B&T Spider, man. Damn that shit.

That's what that is? I was so familiar with it, but I never would have thought. Oh. Come here, you disgusting. Fuck. Oh, you fucking me up right now. Holy shit. No wonder the rhythm was so familiar.

It's a good one. Good. It was so familiar. But I, holy shit. Damn, Scarface. Damn, you're fucking me up. I did, holy shit. Damn, Scarface. Damn, you fucking me up.

I did not know that. You remember we went out to eat and you got sick? I did. That's why I didn't want to come on

drink time today. So you got fucking sick again. So I, I went out with Nori and we was on, we was where these yachts at

and I was eating some fucking crabs, bro. And we was talking and all of a sudden my fucking throat swole up. Oh, he told me. He said, I almost killed some fans. I said, you killed a legend. That motherfucker tried to kill me, bro. Yo, we sit down. I think that shit was stemming from a long time ago in Vegas, man.

So just so the people know, me and Faces sit down and film my food show. And Faces start making these weird noises. He's going, I don't know what the fuck. The fuck out of here, Norris. The fuck out of here, bro. What did you say? Yeah, so he was there. I swear to God, the blue faces start making these weird noises.

So I'm thinking my conversation is boring. So I'm like, oh, okay. Let me set my game up. And then you did it again. You made a noise. He was like, he was like, man, something wrong with me. And I was like, really?

The fuck? And then you got up and then Randy, you said something to Randy and then the ambulance came and my heart went to my ass. Because I said, if anything happened to Face when he's on my set, hip-hop's going to kill me. On your food show?

You weren't even like you was recording. My food show is over. I'm hitting Randy every five minutes. Is Face all right? Is he all right? Is he all right? It's over Like I'm just like I'm like I'm hitting Randy Every five minutes Is his face alright Is he alright Is he alright Cause I I never dealt with

Food poisoning And that's when I first Thought they thought It was food poisoning Or What eventually did happen Shit I had an allergic reaction Allergic reaction

To food poisoning Crab and shit Yeah I was in that moment Yeah I'm telling you It was a weird noise Fucking lockjaw

I was fucked up Wow Wow Yeah That's the first time You found out Yeah, I'm telling you, it was a weird noise. Fucking lockjaw. I was fucked up. Wow. Wow. Yeah, I couldn't. And that's the first time you found out you were allergic to whatever the fuck you was eating? I was just allergic that day, because when I ate it again, I was fine. Right. Yeah, that's your fault.

No, I don't know. I think it might have been you, bro. Oh, shit. Blame it on Nori. We don't have to. Whoa, man. Blame it on Nori. I don't mind.

I don't mind. Thanks, bro.'t mind Yeah man Nori always doing some shit I don't know I don't know I heard you say something earlier You said Vegas I think that's the first time I met you It was you, E-40, MAC-10 Damn MAC-10

You E-40 MAC-10 I want to say Dubsy, but I'm not confidently sure. And that's the first time I drank with E-40 and we drank something called Moesha's. And I drank about 10 of them. And then I asked E-40, what the fuck is a Moesha? And he said, straight brandy, pimp. And I was fucked up. And the MGM Grand.y, pimp. And I was fucked up in the MGM Grand.

And his was crazy. It wasn't Vegas. It was Reno. Remember when they had the impact conventions? That's how much it fucked you up. You fucked up the whole city? No, no, it was Reno.

I don't remember. Yeah, I remember that shit. I remember that shit. I think I did so much traveling and so much dope. Right. I don't remember nothing, bro. I'm fucked up.

And when you say dope, what do you mean? Shit, you name it. Okay. I did all the kind of shit that'll get you high. Wow. Except crack. Wow. And heroin.

Pills and a lot of dope. Smoked a lot of weed. Smoked a lot of amp. What's amp? Bomb and fluid. Oh, wait, wait. Dust. PCP.

You got butt naked? I've been higher. I ain't never been butt naked. I don't want nobody looking at my dick. Hold on. Look at your ears. I don't want nobody looking at my dick, man. Right, dude. Right, right. All right. Hold up. Come here.

I got high, man. Shit. You liked it to dust high? That's why I quit. That's why you quit, because you liked it? Loved it. All right. So now, people, you seen y'all leprechauns? What? Yeah, because they hallucinate on dust, right? Because I took a mess tab and I got on a seesaw

Myself yeah mess taps called mescaline. I got on a seesaw by myself, you know a seesaw you need to people It was going down I don't know. It worked out though. I don't know who was on the other side, man. Nah, that shit just make you move. You tapped into the third dimension. See, nowadays the kids, they ain't getting the right shit. Right. They getting, what is it called? I don't know what it's called. Fentanyl? Fentanyl, yeah.

That shit is nothing. That shit killing them. They're bringing in the polish or some shit. Man, when we got our squares from Rosalie, our shit was green. Dipped. It dipped. It dipped in there and bombin' it flew. It wasn't brown.

It wasn't brandy. Bombin' flew it? Yeah, bombin' flew it. Goddamn. Boy, you hit that shit three or four times and you'd be sitting like this and all of a sudden be like... You felt embalmed.

You feel like a spider? You feel slow. You feel like... You feel like... You feel like... You feel like a spider? You feel slow. You feel like... You feel like... You feel like... You feel like... You feel like... You feel like...

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You feel like... You feel like... You feel like... You feel like... You feel like... You feel like... You feel like... You feel like... Like when a motherfucker making that move and making a slow motion. Yeah, you fucked up. How about coke?

You ever did coke? Yeah, I might have seen it. Yeah, because in the 80s, y'all was a little loose. You seen it? Oh, yeah. Okay, you did. It was like we would rock up the dope and the shake that was left over, we would put it in a mower.

You put it in a what? In a weed square. Oh, you smoking dirties? That's what it's called? Thanks, dirties. I said we was rocking up eight balls and mowing a scrape. 20,000 in my pocket, no,

7,000 in my pocket, seven mowing the safe. You hear me, Nori? I hear you. Hold on. I got somebody else who want to FaceTime me. I was rocking up eight balls

and mowing the scrape. That's what your pre-mows. Dirties. Yeah. I hear they call them dirties. And dangs. Yeah. 7,000 in my pocket,

20 more in the safe. There he is. T.I.P. Make some noise for T. And dangs. Yeah. 7,000 in my pocket, 20 more in the safe. There he is. TIP, make some noise for TIP! Yeah! What's up, family? Hey man, I can't call the OG. I got a good one for you, man. Check this out.

The best one of them all? Come here, boy. Hey, this gon' give me my, this gon' give me my kidney, though. Oh, boy. Hey, this is going to give me my kidney, though. All right. All right. Word. Yes, sir. What's going on, King?

Man, can't call you. That's my son, man. He going to give him a kidney, goddammit. Yes, sir. That's the real MVP. What's happening, family? You're a real one, bro. Man, you're a real one, bro.

I was just going to say, you know, I'm going to give you a kidney. You know, I'm going to give you a kidney. You know, I'm going to give you a kidney. You know, I'm going to give you a kidney. You know, I'm going to give you a kidney. You know, I'm going to give you a kidney. You know, I'm going to give you a kidney. You know, I'm going to give you a kidney. You know, I'm going to give you a kidney. MVP. Yo, what's happening, family? You're a real one, bro. Man, you're a real one, bro.

I was told to be there, man, but I ran over time on the boat. I'm sorry. Yeah, he's supposed to be our guest host. Surprising, yeah. We've been all out for you. We've been all out for you. I forgot it before, but you be lying.

My old lady got me on the boat. Man, that's all right, man. Enjoy your family, man. You good? Man, shit, good as all right, man. Enjoy your family, man. You good? I already know, bro. I already know, man. Yeah. salute you, show you the love and respect you deserve, and the admiration that you've earned coming from where we come from.

You did. I know, we know how tough it was for us, so I can imagine how tough it was for y'all, you know what I mean? Did. Being out there, you know, the only motherfucker from down bottom, represent. Man, we did what we had to do, Tip, you know?

Mm-hmm. We can't thank you enough. No, we can't thank you enough no we can't thank you enough either homie we appreciate you king thank you tip you feel me love and respect man ain't nothing but love and respect man yeah for real solid dude always, T.I., thank you so much, King. Man, love. Y'all take it easy. I'm going to hit you up when I finish here. I hit you up.

My bro. All right. Thank you. All right. Goddamn. Make some noise for T.I. Goddamn. Everybody, take their time off their day.

Stop to make sure. Nah, T.I. the real deal, man. Make sure you love, bro. I know when I was talking about my kidney, T.I. the real deal, man. They show you love, bro. I know when I was talking about my kidney, bro, like, he was fucking trying to get me one that night. Get out of here. Man, T.I. was the man. He was trying to get that kidney right then.

He was like, fuck it, man. Anybody got a kidney for face, man, we're going to give them a bag. Wow. Yeah. So let me ask you, as at one point, everyone credits you as the king of the South.

Everyone credits you as the king of the South, right? Everyone credits you as the king of the South. That's in one's opinion. And then at one point, T.I. actually started this whole campaign

of him saying he was the king of the South. Was there any discrepancies? Any thoughts of that? It wasn't a battle. Everybody should feel like they're the king of something, you know? Right. And I always said that, you know, Tip can have that title. There's too much responsibility in the motherfucking way.

But now that we're older and we're more wiser, we can both share that fucking title. Right. Yeah. Because we're kings like a motherfucker. Right.

You're definitely the king of the south to the majority of people. I mean, we both are. But it doesn't take away from T.I. I don't think it takes away anything from him. No, T.I. I mean, we both are. But it doesn't take away from T.I. I don't think it takes away anything from him. No, T.I. is a genius also, man.

He moved into, you know, legend status, man. He didn't let what happened to him in his dealing with these punk-ass feds get him off his game. his, um, dealing with these punk-ass feds, you know, get him off his, get him off his game. You know, he did his time,

got right back on his motherfucking game and did his thing. So, you know, big shouts out to him. So was there anybody at that time trying to put y'all

against ours or something like that? It's going to be impossible to put me at odds with a motherfucker unless we really at odds in the first place because there ain's going to be impossible to put me at odds with a motherfucker unless we really at odds in the first place because there ain't going to be no rap no more. So we ain't never

pushed the envelope, man. We always been tight. You know, like I said, I was trying to get T.I. on Def Jam back in the gap. I was trying to get him back on Def Jam back in the gap. But everybody was like, yeah, man, he was already on Polygram. I was like, get him back on death jam back in the gap. But everybody was like, yeah, man, he was already on polygram.

I was like, what the fuck difference does that make? It's a bad little nigga, man. Y'all better come on. And nobody want to get in that boat. You know death jam, remember that boat I was telling you about? They want that boat. So, and then Ti goes to Atlantic. And fucking blows the fuck up.

Right. But look at me. Who am I? Right. You know? What's your favorite part of the game? Is it making the music or performing it? Take a shot for that?

Let's still take a shot for that. Let's save both. That's both? Nah, I can't say both no more. I want to save y'all. Thank you. Our livers, thank you. I love making beats, man.

I got a whole studio in my house that I don't even walk in no more. I haven't walked in that motherfucker in a year. Wow. Is this just for making beats? It's just for You know it's production period Did Capone Come and stay with you

Like a month or something like that? He came to my house Wait didn't Capone tell us a crazy ass story? I forget Well he told me a crazy ass story What do you say man? Nah It's not

I'm not gonna tell you if it's a lie Nah I'm not gonna tell you I'm just gonna say it because If it's a lie He just said you gonna tell you I'm just gonna say it because If it's a lie He just said you're a real motherfucker He just said it that way I'll tell you off the park I mean that's

That's um You remember the story You told at the airport Yeah Nah Capone came to my house Yeah I'm listening I'm trying to get on the phone

And grumbled Let Capone say it on the podcast Okay let's see to get on the phone and rumbly He probably on the grill But good yeah, I forgot this for July. I seriously don't really celebrate holidays no more Reds your team. Yeah, I celebrate your team. Yeah, fuck the fourth That's when America gained its independence. We didn't get our independence. We were still slaves, eh? Back in 1776 and whenever the fuck they called, yeah, fuck that shit, man.

I'm the most unpatriotic. Let me tell you why I'm so fucking unpatriotic, bro. It's because you don't see black people, bro. You don't see us, man. And we was here. Mother fuckers fought in your army

and fought in your wars and stood for your flag and pledged allegiance to the motherfucker and you still don't recognize us as being human beings, so fuck you. We don't recognize you now. Juneteenth, bitch. Fuck. Goddamn.

That's when we gained our independence. Right. Juneteenth. Right. So. And when is Juneteenth? It's June 19th, correct? Right.

Right, because it always just feel like June 18th. I don't know why. Yeah, we got released from slavery a little late in Texas. Wow. You know, but.

And wasn't Arizona the same thing, I believe? Because Texas thought it was his own country. I don't even think Arizona recognized. They're loose now. They're loose now. They're recognizing John McCain's birthday as a holiday. That was John McCain. Yeah.

That was John McCain. That was John McCain that didn't want that. A little leprechaun. Yeah, that guy. That was him. A little leprechaun, yeah. Fonzie. Yeah.

He looked like Danny DeVito in the Yacht. Yeah. But if you can make John McCain and George Bush Sr. look human. That's what Trump did. Then you got to be a piece of, you got to be a big piece of shit. And George Bush is not in there as well? Because George Bush is from your town. Yeah, no, George Bush,

I mean, George Bush Sr., George Bush Jr., I ain't got no problem with him, but I'm just saying, if you can make George Bush Sr. and Jr. look normal,

look human, along with John McCain, you gotta be a really big piece of shit. Right. And when I saw Trump at Bush's funeral, I looked at the president's

previous... Senior Bush? Yeah, Senior Bush's funeral. Senior Bush died? Been gone. Yeah, bro. Come on, man. Where the fuck have I been at?

Really? And Trump disrespected the shit out of McCain. Told him he's not even a war hero, right? Yeah, Trump ain't never fucking fought no war. We like people that have been captured.

Yeah. Disrespect the shit out of them. What the fuck is you, man? But listen, Trump did turn politics to a smack DVD. Let's just be clear. And that's not good. That's not good. I'm not saying it's good, but I'm just saying.

Not good. I never watched a debate like I watched this. I had popcorn this time. I mean, I guess if you want to get people engaged. I never looked at a debate like entertainment. I looked at a debate like it was to get people engaged. I never looked like debate like entertainment. I looked at debate like it was a smack DVD. Hey, man, this fucking thing.

Like Drake was bad like Murder Mook. That's how I looked at it. I was like, Drake and Murder Mook about to go at it. He ran his country like a fucking

reality show host. Absolutely like a reality show. Hey, motherfucker, when they was walking I said, you fired. What was that?

The parliament. What was that The parliament What was that thing That they have That all the presidents Go to Fuck Oh he didn't go to It's like the brunch

It's a brunch He went It's in Germany Okay Oh the G Some shit right G G7

G4 G7 Whatever the fuck it is Everybody's walking In front of Trump Trump's like Yeah Got in front of everybody. Like, he's the big bad motherfucker.

Like, I like to box that big bitch. Who, Trump? I like to box that old bitch. Just to show him now he not as tough. And then I want to play him in some golf, and then I want to show him my dick is way bigger than his. Yeah. Because he think he all that.

Fuck that guy. That went all the way left I wasn't I'm just saying He's just a Amazing motherfucker man Let's have a pissing contest We gotta do a little shot today

Let's do a tiny shot A tiny shot? A tiny shot Let's have a pissing contest You motherfucker So you When you go back into Politics

You going back into it? I'm definitely going back. Okay. And I want to be remembered as a motherfucker who got on Dream Champs and told the world to fuck they self. That's fine. You want to take a shot? I don't. Okay.

I'm going to take a shot. Yeah. This is that Japanese whiskey. Thanks, pal. 21 year. Cheers to the legend, baby. Enjoy yourself. Habiki.

Habiki. That's how you say it? Habiki. Habiki. What, that's a Japanese? enjoy yourself. Habiki. That's how you say it? Habiki? Habiki. I don't think that people around the world see the condition of all black people.

And they're not saying they're doing a motherfucking thing. They're not making it illegal. Did you notice, I'm sorry to cut you off to a certain extent but um did you notice that the most racist place you've ever been is america like i've gone to place like a germany where it's supposed to be racist and they show black people more love there japan i remember going to japan with eight with April and MJG and I remember just

these people just showed us tremendously. That was the first time I felt like a god. And when they say black people are gods, that's the first time I felt like a god when I was in Japan. What kind of things do you go through when you go overseas and you come back here and how

does it make you feel? I'm scared as fuck to go overseas. Wait a minute, you've never been overseas? This is amazing. Like, I'm scared, bro. You've never been to Europe? I know. You've never been to Germany?

Because I don't want nobody fucking with me because I'm black, bro. No, it's not like that over there. It's actually the total opposite, yeah. Because what I'm going to do is they're going to fuck with me, man. But not Russia. I'm going to go ape shit. Okay, Russia don't want to rush out. Shout out to Russia.

We got to give it a second chance. We got to give it a second chance. Listen, man. Not the time to be in the EFA with the Russians. I'm going to get way out of line. I'm going to go ape shit and then I'm going to be in that jail, bro.

I'm going to be honest with you, face. Let me just tell you. Let me tell you. I'm going to give you a story of me being in Berlin, Germany one year. The promoters... That's where the Nazi...

That's where the swastika comes from. That's where the swastika comes from. Yeah, Hitler. Look, so Berlin, Germany one year. The promoters... That's where the swastika comes from. That's where the swastika comes from. So I went there one year. The promoter comes. He pays me, does everything. But then the promoter disappears. So I'm sitting around like, you know, we're not lost or something, but I just can't

find the promoter. You know what the promoter did? He went and wrote graffiti. Capone and Noriega. He did a whole piece. So when we walk in, he wanted us to see that Germany still keeps graffiti alive. And it was the most like respect, but I took it as disrespect because it just disappeared. But he was trying to make us, what I'm trying to say is sometimes in overseas, in parts of London, in parts of Germany, in parts of Amsterdam, they live out more hip-hop than we do. They still breakdancing.

They're still doing graffiti. They're still doing all of these elements of hip-hop that we lost. We just feel like we can rap and that's it. And hip-hop, when Nan said hip-hop was dead, I believed him because hip-hop was in overseas. It really was. I kid you not. I never felt more hip-hop was dead, I believed him. Because hip-hop was in overseas. It really was. I kid you not. I never felt more hip-hop. Because you're going to realize, I wasn't out in the 80s.

I saw the 80s. But I wasn't out. I didn't have music out. I didn't have music out in the early 90s. I had music out in the late 90s. But there was a whole bunch of era that I didn't miss from not participating. But when I go to these certain places, I... So you haven't performed overseas at all?

Ever. Not even South America? Not even trying. Africa never? This is amazing. So you've obviously turned down offers. Yeah. You got to go, man.

Word. And you're not going to... That will change your... Put me in jail over that, man. No, no. It'll change your perspective. I won't be able to talk to nobody. Be hot in go, man. Word. And you're not going to? That will change your. Motherfuckers will put me in jail. No, no. It'll change your perspective. I won't be able to talk to nobody. Be hot in there, motherfuckers.

I ain't got no food. Some places, yes. But not most places. I don't know about A$AP Rocky, you. I don't, man, dude. I don't mix well with others, man. Like, if the shit jump off, like, I'm going to ape shit. Nah, you need to nah i think i

think it would change your perspective it ain't gonna work you know you know this crazy shit i'm five percent you know so i i you know i i've watched all and germany was the exact opposite of what i thought it would be like i thought i was gonna land and it's gonna be like people like this hell hitler like i really did think that. And when I landed and it was the exact, I guess they worked on their racism more than a lot of other people. Yeah, they were so critical after

the Nazis that they went all the way left. It was literally like, hey, what's up black man? It was just like, and you got to realize, they never seen us. They never seen our people. So it's amazing because one realize they never seen us. They never seen our people. So it's amazing because one, they never seen our people.

And two, when they find out who you are, and three, they'll never get to see hip-hop like us. We get to see Young Thug and Hitmaker every fucking week out here in Miami. Fabulous comes every week, every month. So we get spoiled. They're not going to ever be spoiled because Scarface isulous comes every week, every month. So we get spoiled. They're not going to ever be spoiled because Scarface is never going to come there every Saturday.

Beatnuts are never going to come there every Saturday. So the fact that Scarface do show up there, they're going to show the fuck out. I do not work for these promoters, but I highly recommend you go. I think we just discovered the biggest travel show ever

executive produced by Drink Chance. Yes. Where you go and think we just discovered the biggest travel show ever executive produced by Drink Chance where you go and travel the world yeah bring Scarface overseas I love that show I do it

I'm telling you I think that you would no I'm not gonna do it don't worry hold up do you fish you fish I do

okay yeah let's do some fishing in Europe what the fuck? Hell yeah. Can I take my boat? No. Okay, you go get boats over there.

You can't bring your boat from Houston. I don't fucking ride that motherfucker. What are we going to do with that? You like Karis 1? You want to take a boat across the sea? Yeah, Karis 1. You don't fly? I fly. Okay.

I flew here. Yeah, Karis 1 don't fly. So your whole career, let me just ask, this is so interesting to me. Fans, sorry if you're not interested in this part. So there's people been asking you for these shows and what do you say? You just say no? There's not enough money

man. Wow. Wow. You know if I go over there, I want to have a tour. I want to hop from country to country to country to country to state to state. So Willie D and Bushwick never went to you? They went to, you know what, and my DJ too. Oh, they left you?

Motherfucker left me and went to Korea. Now, where y'all went, Don? Don! Yo! Where y'all went? Right here. No, to Korea? He left you now.

Wait, what? He said, he said, he said, What country y'all left y'all? Yeah. And he went, he left him and went to Korea? He left you now. He said, what country y'all left y'all? Yeah. And he left him and went to Korea. To Korea? Okay, to Japan. Okay, all right. See, this is different.

You said you didn't want to go. Yeah, you didn't want to fly or you don't want to go there? Is that it? I didn't want to go. You just didn't want to go. Damn, man. They would have loved you a long time out there. I'm good I got love me long time at home

I'm sure You don't have more blood? No. Holy shit. I sent that to you, yeah? Yeah, you sent me that. So, all right. Damn, bro. Yo, I'm discovering shit I never knew. There you go. Oh, okay.

I'm discovering shit I never knew. I did not know. Oh, that's better. Now, I got about two more questions, and then we can wrap up. Holy shit. Okay. All right.

In between us Us featuring Nas. Yeah. How did that happen? I can't remember. Man, we have a problem here, man. Try to came out, god damn. I don't remember, but this was the song. See, I don't feel too bad about my record anymore.

So I was making beats. You made a beat for Nas? Yeah, I did. And then you called him? No. What the fuck, man? You gonna play us a beat for Nas? Yeah, I did. And then you called him? No. What the fuck, man? You gonna play us a beat? I'm gonna play a song that you never heard before.

Oh, okay. Yeah, we in today. That's my shit. You want the secret? You can. I hear it. You hear it? Yeah.

These are the beats I was making back then. You tell me you're gonna call me back and you tell me. I'm gonna call you back. I remember when we first met, this shit was a go. She was a friend and was friends, but I met her, show, bright skin, cold legged. So these are the beats like I was making and then it kinda came to,

I did the In Between Us, along with Mike. My Uncle Eddie played the bass on it. Mike who? Mike Dinger. Dinger played some keys on it. Uncle Eddie played some bass on it. And Nas was in Atlanta, man. And Nas, the first verse he took was some of the stuff he laid down on Ether. Some of those lyrics.

I hope your wife cook your blood with a, cook your food with a period blood. That's something, you know. Yeah. Wait, what? Mm-hmm. I hope your wife cook your food with a period blood. My son said that.

That's terrible. Yeah. He said that on ether? He said that on He said that on On In between us Yeah And I was like Nah we ain't going

We can't We can't go at Cubs like that You know Not on here Like Nas Is this the first time That no one's

Never heard this before Nas went at Jay on Oh he sent this To Jay He went at Jay on... Oh, he sent this to Jay? He went at Jay on that record. That record you just played? No.

Oh. In between us. In between us. Oh, okay. You all right? He's about to die. Don't worry about him. He dies every week.

Don't worry about him. We have paramedics. And our engineer does cocaine. It's all right. Don't worry about him. It's okay.. Don't worry about it. We have paramedics. And our engineer does cocaine. It's all right. Don't worry about it. It's okay. And I was like, bro,

let's, let's, let's do something. So he started his verse off, I hope you're white. No, he was like, I can't,

go ahead, don't worry about it. At this point in the show, everybody starts dying. Okay. I can't remember everything that was said, but he fucking went off. Wow.

And I was like, man, we're not going to do it like that. Nah, we're just going to make some records, man. And he went and changed it? He went back and did a whole nother verse and it was, you know, it was clean. It was just as dope. You ever felt caught in they drama?

Say it again? You ever felt like you was caught in they drama? Nah, I don't do that. Right. You know, I watch the fucking, the bombs fly overhead, but I don't never reach in and grab one. That ain't where I'm at. You know what I watched the bomb fly overhead, but I don't never reach in and grab one.

That ain't where I'm at. You know what I'm saying? Like, I'm not in there. Like, don't fucking put me in that shit. If y'all squabbling my nigga, then let me stay where I'm at. I got my own lane. The first time an MC tried to diss another MC on your record? I don't know.

Okay. It could have happened and you didn't catch it. I never tried to do a whole lot of records with a lot of people, though. You know? Right. It'd be hard as fuck to perform on records. Right. Yeah.

You remember performing at the Gathering of the Juggalos? Yeah. No, we don't know. I've been to the Gathering of the Juggalos twice. Listen, they because, Nori don't know, I've been to the Gathering of the Juggalos twice already. Listen, they didn't invite me. I want to go. You want to go?

No, I'm going to have it right now. You don't want to go, man. So what did you think about that experience? If they don't like you, then they ain't going to throw nothing at you. No, if they like you,

they fuck you up. If they like you, you know, man, you got fucking 40-ounce bottles and fucking mannequins. What's the issue with 40-ounce bottles? Man, mannequins and all kinds of shit they throw up on the street. They don't give a fuck.

I don't even know how that fits. A mannequin? And I told you. The dude that's been. It's crazy, right? But it's something different. Motherfucker, throw something. You want to go out there and beat some ass, right?

It's just too many people. Respect for the house. No, it's too many people. It's crazy, right? There's got to many people. No, it's too many people. It's crazy, right? There's got to be 50,000 people all going ape shit. They throwing fire crackers and shit up there at you.

At the stage? Hey, man, dude, you want to laugh hard as fuck? I swear to God. Hey, Dom! Dom! Come show Norrie where the man bent his old lady over and put his dick in her while he was on stage at the Gathering.

What? Man, what you saying? Because fuck this old lady on stage at the Gathering. I don't think we want to see this. I mean... I got to find a video, yeah. Show me that shit, I'll be out before you. Yeah, alright.

Yo, that shit is something different. Yeah, man. He fucked on stage? On stage. And I believe you so. different. Yeah, man. He fucked on stage? On stage. And I believe this one. People walk around butt naked. Butt naked. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Because hold on, hold on. Because down south, y'all have a certain type of slang where y'all say old lady, but you mean your girl. His bro. Yeah. This is his girl. It wasn't an old lady. Yeah, but he say down south, though, just to be.

I'm just asking, though. It's the way you describe it. It wasn't an old lady. It wasn't like a 90-year-old chick. Nah. She looked 90, but no. It was this girl. He fucked this girl on the stick.

I mean, you can't see shit, but you know they fucking... Yo, this shit is crazy, man. Yeah, I'm not... You want to go to the movie Couch Sets and shit? If they throw a bottle of 40-ounce at me, I'm going to be honest. If they like you. What's the soda pop that you drink? What's it called?

Fago. Fago. Fago. Fago. Yo, they throw that shit right the fuck at you like rockets. That shit is crazy. Hey, hey, hey, hey. Insane clown posse pull up these fucking rigs, man, full of that fucking soda water.

Yep. And they grab the hose and they just shoot that shit out in the crowd they got like four stages they got mud wrestling this shit is crazy as fuck this is the purge it's crazy bro bro it's. But it's something to experience, though. It's crazy. Yeah. It's insane. It's insane clown pasta.

Yeah. It's worse than that. All right, but let's take it to the life of me. This can't be life. What happens? Jay calls you. And what happens? So Jay calling me to come to the studio.

You need another McCallum? Nope. Okay. Jay called me to come to the studio. You need another McCallum? Nope. Okay. Jay called me to come to the studio. And I get a phone call. I think my brother might have called me, man. And told me that Rico had lost his son, man. And Brad was like two years old.

And all I could think about was thinking, you know, it was my kid, you know. And Brad 23 now. But all I could think about was Junior, man, and fuck. You know, so I was fucked up, man. Like a man, like from what I hear from him was that his son got a hole to somebody's hair on. Yeah. And don't quote me on that, but that's what I heard. And that shit was so devastating to me because, for one, me being a father of some children, of some boys, I don't even know how to digest losing my boy

you know to some shit that like it's fucking devastating man so I go upstairs and the beat is playing who did this beat? I don't know, man. Damn.

Hold on. Had to be Kanye, man. Cause I'm thinking about all of the elements in the music and you kind of know different producers from different producers. And then It's just, and then, it man and like I said at the end I could have rapped about my hard times in this song. You rapped about the home. Heaven knows I would have been wrong it wouldn't have been right wouldn't have been life it wouldn't have been love it wouldn't have been us it can't be life so yeah yeah it was devastating bro. Wow. Yeah.

I had fun bro you know I'm not making no more albums right nah come on Kanye he said it it was Kanye you can listen to it

I can listen to it I can tell you who did it if I fuck with the producer I know exactly who did what alright you know I can listen to it you're not making no more albums

I'm done yeah nah that's terrible it's time to move on are you doing features I'm 50 I'm doing 50 so you're not doing no features I'm doing That's terrible. It's time to move on. Are you doing features? I'm 50. I'm doing 50. You're not doing no features?

I'm doing 50. 50 features? No, I'm chilling. Oh, you're about to be 50, Zayn? I'm 50 now. Yeah. Let's turn 50. Let's not listen to that part. Listen to me, man.

I'm going to play golf. I'm going to get out on my yacht. I'm going to fish. You know? You should get out on your yacht. I'm a fish. You know. You said get out on your yacht. On my fucking yacht. It ain't no big ass yacht. It doesn't matter.

It was a gift. Yes, that's fine. A yacht is a gift? You kidding me? What friends you got? You i called jay i was like you know jay yeah i was like man listen james james yeah james i said yeah man so you still got that you still got that um 37 foot he said yeah i said shit you want to sell it he said yeah i'd get off of it.

I said, well, how much you want for it? He said, depending on who want it. I said, shit, I want it. He said, you know what, man? You can have that motherfucker. And you drive it yourself? Always. I ain't never drove that yacht

because I ain't been home to fuck with it. But yeah, I had one already. But you had a yacht? Already. I was 24 years old. That boat on the cover of The Source, that was my real fucking boat. That wasn't no play motherfucking boat

that the nigga got on for props. That was my shit. Yeah. Let's talk that shit. Let me talk that shit nigga got on for props. That was my shit. Yeah. Talk that shit. The stunt is serious. The stunt is serious. You want to talk that shit? Y'all 23-24 with a yacht.

So, yeah. Rented yacht. No, my shit wasn't rented. No, my shit, they're lying. Let me ask you, at one point, Pimp C said that the South don't even start until it gets to Houston. I don't know nothing about that.

Everywhere else had a different time. That was how I felt. Okay. I don't know. Oh, because, yeah, the time zones. Yeah, so he's trying to say even Miami's not good. Yeah, even Miami's not good. Yeah, he's... And if. Yeah, so he's trying to say even Miami's not good. Yeah, even Miami's not good.

And if you listen to what he's saying, on the East Coast Conference in basketball, Miami's the East Coast. Well, y'all on the East Coast. Miami's not considered the East Coast. What about Mississippi and Alabama? No, I don't know. I don't know.

I don't know. I was just asking. Georgia, come on. I was wondering, did anybody else? Georgia's on the East Coast time. I don't know. I was just asking... Georgia, come on. I was wondering, did anybody else... Georgia on the East Coast time. But there's some down south niggas, though. All right.

That's down south. All right. I was wondering, did anybody else from Texas feel like that? I don't even think we think like that. We ain't tripping on that.

Yeah. Anybody on that bottom down there with us, we fucking with y'all. We down with you. Right. It don't stop. Right.

God damn it, man. Make some noise for Scarface, man. I got one more question and that's it. You got something to eat? Oh, shit, man. You answered everything, man. Hold on, let me see. Okay, Holmes and Thugs.

Holmes and Thugs? Yeah. What about it? How'd you come up with that you know what I didn't come up with that really

Jay came up with that I was making a when you say Jay you gotta remember Jay Prince yeah

that's a difference okay a jig and Jay with me okay alright so I was doing a compilation No, that's the difference. Okay. A jig and jig with me. Okay. All right. All right. So,

I was doing a compilation with all the MCs and shit around the city that I really liked and, you know, that hopped on the tour bus or, you know, from whatever state or town we was in.

You know, I just bring niggas home. Like, if you was dope, nigga, get on the bus. Right. That motherfucker ain't stop smoking. We been here two or three hours. He ain't cheating.

He's been with him since 11 years old. He say what? He's been with him since he's 11 years old. He's also a child trafficker as well. Who, me? Fuck you, bitch. Hey, man, you better let him go, bro. He's from Peru.

He just kidnapped him from Peru. And he made him wrestle. I don't know why he made him wrestle. Wrestle all the people. His wrestling is awesome. Power drive. Those are weird rumors. Yeah, he made him wrestle.

He brought one child trafficker or no, sex traffickers. No, that was a whole panora. She was a whole panora. She was trying to get her wholeness together, you said, right? No, she was rehabilitating. Rehabilitating wholeness. But she was a trafficker. No. At one point, she was actually

got trafficked. She was trafficked. Oh, wow. That's real. She was trafficked. Yo, you gotta hear it on our podcast, man. Ghetto Boys Reloaded. Oh, wow. Wow, that's real. She was trafficked. Yo, you got to hear it on our podcast, man. Ghetto Boys Reloaded. There we go. Join our shit.

Ghetto Boys Reloaded. Here we go. Look, we're running out. We're running out. Hold on, hold on. We're going to finish the movie. What was the last thing? Homes, was it?

Homies and Thugs? Yeah, Homies and Thugs. That was Jay's idea, man. Like, I was doing a compilation album and, um,

Master P was bubbling like a motherfucker. So, Jay wanted to put Master P on that fucking, um, album.

Mm. And I was like, fuck. Like, I fought him tooth and nail, man. Why, you didn't want Master P? No, because Master P wasn't on my label, bro. Master P was on his own shit. You know what I'm saying?

Okay. Like, so I didn't really want P on that record. You know what I'm saying? I didn't. And P was my nigga, too, but it was showcasing up and comers. Do you think you was wrong now?

Huh? You think you was wrong now? No, I'm going to stand on my motherfucking feet. You're still standing? I'm going to stand on my feet, yeah. Oh, wow. I don't give a fuck

about none of that. No, no. I mean, I was trying to break my artist. And P came in there and stole the shine. He was like, ah!

I was like, fuck! Ice cream man. Yeah, ice cream man got on my shit. And stole my heart and shine, man. But that's all right. Much love to Pete. Much love to Pete. Now, keep me down.

This is the last question. Ooh. It's a cold motherfucker there. Kane rapp wrapped it. We made something out of nothing and vowed to never tear it apart. We turned the street hustle into an art that would quickly change life forever for us. No more riding bikes and catching the bus. We on the roll up.

With money to fold up. Cognac, cooked Yola. Got the neighborhood about to blow up. Hold up. I see this van sitting. This old man in the fitted trying to get your little homie toe up. Yo, bro.

We ain't working in this neighborhood. Take your ass on, hog. Before you make me feed your ass to my dog, you fucking faggot. I know you want to catch me with this bag so you can hide me. Or with my 44 so you can 45 me. Like, that was just one of them records, man, that talking about motherfuckers trying to keep you down, man.

I know you want to catch me with this bag so you can hide me and put me in jail forever or with my 44 so you can 45 me you know I pull out my 44 you pull out your 45 it's just wordplay wordplay at its motherfucking finest, man. Scarface, we just want you to know our show is about giving people their flowers. It's about... Yeah, yeah, good move. It's done, it's done.

There's no more air in there, I don't think. That's how much we respect you. Yes. That was a brand new one. I appreciate y'all, man. Never really looked at it like that, though. Never really looked at my career or my life like that. Like, I'm so fucking great, bro.

I'm just mediocre, man, trying to live. You need to stop that. Number one, you need to stop that. No, you are not mediocre. I can't let you get away with that at all. You are. I can't even tell a lie, man. I'm just glad to still be alive.

I'm glad to be able to take music and experiences, man, and put them motherfuckers on paper and put them on tape and let motherfuckers hear what I went through or what I witnessed. It's not really all that big a deal to me.

That's a big deal to everyone else. We just want to give you your roses, give you your flowers, let you know how, you know, great you are. And real quick, and face,

like, because I'm from Miami and this is the part of the show that I rep and when we was down south, we had the Gucci Crews, the Poison Clans, the Two Live Crews,

all these guys and then they all are part of our DNA down south. I love Poison Clan. But when it came to what we were seeking lyrically, get a boy, Scarface, that's what we were looking at.

Right. And then you had Outkast. And then you had Dundee. I love Outkast. And that's the lineage of what we were looking at and what we were inspired by. So please understand that. So I started fucking her

and after a while, she said it was her birthday and she cracked a smile. I said, bitch, what the fuck are you telling me for? I don't give a damn about your birthday, whore.

Poison Clan was one of my favorite groups, man. JT Money, Poison Clan? Yeah. Come on, man. Yeah, that's my favorite. Would you do verses? Nah, I'm not interested. Really? Come on, man. Yeah, that's my favorite. What would you do versus? Nah, I'm not interested. Really?

Come on, man. You know what? Against T.I., the King of the South? Nah, that ain't gonna be a good one. I want to do one with Ice Cube. That'd be a good one. That'd be a great one. That'd be a great one.

But it's not like a versus, like, you know, comparing catalogs. It's like... It's a celebration. That's what it is, celebrating each other. Nah, it's going to be bigger than that. And it's not a versus. It's a... So what about all three

Public Enemy, Ice Cube, and you It's like I love And respect Ice Cube so motherfucking much Until I would love to sit In front of him and play my shit And say hey man do you remember when you said

Cause I know all his shit too. Right. So, that would be a versus that I would love to do. I see it. And it wouldn't be like me versus him. It would be like us. I think that's what this all is now. It's a celebration.

It all started out with versus. No, because I seen some of Keith Sweats and Bobby Brown shit, and it looked like them niggas was kind of at odds a little bit. Nah, I got you. It looked like Bobby was trying to dance against Keith, and Keith was trying to sing against Bobby. The only part that I seen that was a little crazy was when Keith said, I got this some rock, and then Bobby said, drink responsibly.

Those fucking slang words, man. That was a little bit of slang words. Don't help me out. Don't help me, man. That was the only part that was a little sketchy to me. I was like, wait a minute. Why did he just tell a man to drink responsibly? You know that's like

put your napkin on your lap. Or stick your napkin on your lap. Or stick your napkin in your shit. Just like that. Put your face small, man. Let me just tell you something, man. We waited five years for this, man. This is worth every moment.

We really love you. We really went all out and hit everybody. Y'all almost fucked me up in here. Yeah. I almost caught one. Well, you deserve it. You deserve it because you know why? In case you don't know, which I know you do know.

In case you don't know, you're a whole legend out here. You're a real, real staple in hip-hop. You're a person. Let me finish giving you a flower. You're a person that we really, really sincerely respect, honor, and love wholeheartedly. And you need your flowers. You need to be praised. You need to blow up

the ghetto what is it ghetto boys podcast big up the black effect network Charlemagne and everyone there

and everyone and you know we really just really really really wanted you to know how much you appreciate it and we hopefully

you leave here with that and you know that's it one love to motherfucking Scarface god damn it god damn it to know how much you appreciate it. And we hopefully, you leave here with that. And, you know, that's it. Want to love the motherfucking Scarface, guys. You got to do it. No more, no more. No more, we just take a picture, you do some.

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The Medal of Honor is the highest military decoration in the United States. Recipients have done the improbable, the unexpected, showing immense bravery and sacrifice in the name of something much bigger than themselves. This medal is for the men who went down that day. On Medal of Honor, Stories of Courage, you'll hear about these heroes and what their stories tell us about the nature of bravery. Listen to Medal of Honor on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

And it's going to take us to heal us. It's Mental Health Awareness Month, and on a recent episode of Just Heal with Dr. J, the incomparable Taraji P. Henson stopped by to discuss how she's discovered peace on her journey. I never let that little girl inside of me die. To hear this and more things on the journey of healing, you can listen to Just Heal with Dr. J from the Black Effect Podcast Network on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. AT&T, connecting changes everything. My name is Brendan Patrick Hughes, host of Divine Intervention. This is a story about radical nuns

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