Drink Champs - Episode 60 w/ Swizz Beatz (Part 2)

Episode Date: February 3, 2017

N.O.R.E. and DJ EFN are the Drink Champs. In this episode the guys drink it up with super producer Swizz Beatz. In this two part episode the guys talk about DMX, Ruff Ryers, art, his involvement with Bacardi, how his career got started and a lot more! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/drinkchamps/support Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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the Drink Champs. My brothers N-O-Y-E and DJ E-F-N. military you're now tuned into the number one podcast in the motherfucking world the drink champs my brothers n-o-y-e and dj efn but before we get into that i want to blast this record off the drink champs anthem that's right the drink champs anthem produced by the homie swiss beats this record is so motherfucking New York, listen. Swizzy, tell them live. It's like. Super thug life. I bring it back like. Hold up, hold up.

Shout to the drink champs army. Shout to the whole team. Hazardous sounds, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, Everybody, to the show now. Pick it up now. She's dropping downtown. See me on my clip. I got a hundred rounds. Quack, quack, quack, quack, quack. You know, hit me up. I'm drink, drink champs. Keeps that drink alive. I hit the, keep the 40 on me.

Think, think alive. I'm drink, drink channel. Why? It's a drinker. Come on. Keep the 40 on me. I ain't thinkin'. Where you at? Keep the 40 on me. Butch Rock, nigga. In the wall. Let's go. Hey, yo.

Yeah, I'm on some new shit. Yeah, I'm on some new shit. You talkin' like you killers, but you don't ever do shit. I told my niggas Swiss, yo, I'm back at it. They slept on slime, gave them a craftmatic. Used to sell crack. I ain't drink a lot. Now in the wintertime, see me with a bank a lot. I made the drink chance, cause I drink a lot. Yes, its. Because I drink a lot.

I used to keep the 40 on me. I ain't drink a lot. Yes, indeed. I want a drink. Wow. Because I drink a lot. Pray for my nigga DC Twin one time. Come on. I want a drink, champs.

Because I drink a lot. I used to keep the 40 on me. I ain't drink a lot. Yes, indeed. I used to keep the 40 on me. Shout out to my nigga Sonny DBT. Let's go. See, all I want to do is be successful.

Think about the money second. That shit is stressful. Think about the fan love because that shit is special. Did it for a long time. Always stayed genuine. Never changed on you. Still wore Timberlands. Never changed on you.

My friend's still Dominican. I did it my way. Asked for no permission. The only dude smoking on trees and no commission. Everybody, to the show now. Pick it up now. She's dropping downtown. Super Thug Life. Where you at? Wow. We all drink, nigga.

Rock, come on. We want to drink. There's a drinker. Keep the 40 on me. Keep the 40 on me. Got the extra. Swiss got the Bacardi. I got some rock. So we're going to get drunk, have fun, take more shots.

You see, I celebrate life. I could have been in jail and had life. Yeah, that's what I'm here for a reason. So I'm gonna celebrate, drink more for no reason. This is drink champ season. So go have a drink. Go ahead. Enjoy your evening. It's live. Where you at? Wow. Yes, it did. Off that drunk uncle.

Part two. Drunkle. Yes, it did. So New York. Macabre. Damn, but that's buttery. Yes, it did. So New York. He's a legendary Queens rapper. He's a Miami hip hop pioneer. What up is DJ EFN? Together, they drink it up with some of the biggest players in music and sports.

You know what I mean? The most professional, unprofessional podcast and your number one source for drunk facts. This is Drinks Champion Radio, where every day is New Year's Eve. Let's go! Let's get into the realest, realest, whatever you feel is the realest, realest, realest ever, ever, ever. I'm here for that. I want to get into the Rough Rider, Rockefeller beef. What happened?

Everybody pussy in them. No, what? God damn. Wow. Left, right, left, right. I wasn't ready. I wasn't ready I wasn't ready No

It wasn't really no beef I know It was the balls To be honest Beef is something You don't talk about Nah you know what I want to get into

Cause yeah That was right The freeway Cassidy battle I like that man Was that When you signed Cass I had Cass

My dad signed Cass By the way Cause what happened Like Hove called you And said I got freeway Let's talk about it I hit Hove He knew about Cassidy

They just Rockefeller just went crazy on 197 And I was like Yo I got Cass in the studio He was like you ain't hear what you did on the radio I was like yeah You, I got Cass in the studio. He was like, you ain't hear what you did on the radio? I was like, yeah. H-O, this is Hove talking.

It was me and H-O. I said, yeah, I heard what you had done on the radio. That's even a richer name than that. That was H-O. Still on that? Yeah, H-O. He was like, yeah, I'm at the studio. Bring him.

I was like, all right. I was like, I'm in the studio with Cassidy I heard what you did I heard what you did but I'm in the studio with Cassidy He about that life He's like alright bring him I bring him to the studio We go upstairs A lot in a minute

But I got a bunch of goons with me at Sony So I'm like yo And y'all had just had This is the DMX battle against Rockefeller. That's a long time ago. You know what I'm saying? But like, are you thinking about that battle in your mind? I'm not thinking about nothing but Cassie biting these niggas' heads off.

I forgot we did all that. So you don't know Freeway at this time? No, I don't know Freeway at this time. Okay, go ahead. Continue. I heard of him, but I didn't physically... Get in your seat, sit down. Please, this is historical. Go ahead. I didn't know Freeway at the

time. I heard of him. I heard he was nice. And I respect that. Hov was like, yo, we over here. We ready. You heard we didn't radio. I said, okay, I'm on my way. I come up there real light, me and Cassidy. I see the room. It's like this right here.

I make a phone call to Sony Studio. Yo, we in here. Showtime. So we got the equal made the room equal. All right. And come in there. You talking about Rough Riders invade the studio. Rough Riders coming in. I was thinking, our fans are stupid about Rough Riders invading the studio. Oh, Rough Riders coming in.

I was thinking our fans are stupid. Be a part of the group. Rough Riders came to the studio. It was an equal balance. All right. It was an equal balance.

And nigga language for our fans, the Rough Riders invaded the studio. Right. So an equal balance. So now, okay,

see. We got ghouls on deck however they want to cut it, whatever. We was meant for whatever We could fight, rap, war But it was good vibes Cassidy and Freeway started battling

Who was it that said put on the beat? Who was it that said put on the beat? I like Freeway Freeway turned You know what? Freeway turned out to be a good person. He's on his D. Everybody's good persons. We're not talking about the good person part.

We're talking about this part right here, Swizz. Freeway said put it on the beat. I mean, Freeway, you know you said put it on the beat, goddammit. Let's make some noise for Swizz. Goddammit. I didn't say put it on the beat, goddammit. Let's make some noise for Swizz. Goddammit. I didn't say put on the beat. I didn't even have a fucking beat ready. Because I forget.

I remember, but I forget. So was there bars that was acapella at first? And then at the... All acapella. The whole beat was acapella. And then... Put it on the you know. All acapella. The whole beat was acapella. And then. And then free. Put it on. All right.

Describe that to us. I don't know what he thought in his mind because it was acapella. So you could hear every verse, every line, every punchline. It was very serious. And that man thought of whatever he thought in his head. And he said, put on the beat. I said, nah, straight bars. We ain't putting on the beat.

Put some beat on that joint. Nah, we ain't putting no beat on that. And Ho was there as well, right? Well, everybody's there. Leaving the room very silent. Leaving the fucking room. Niggas left the room. It is what it is.

I would have left the room, too. Fuck it. I'm sorry. We went way too fast. Everybody, a lot of people was leaving the room too. Fuck it. I'm sorry. We went way too fast. Everybody, a lot of people was leaving the room. Beanie Siegel,

Hov, and everybody else that placed bets on the table. It is what it is. It's a legendary hip-hop moment. Let's just make some noise.

I'm just playing. That's what we're doing. I ain't gonna lie See this is drink champs Sometimes Like I sit back And think I know a story I told you I was late tonight

You let me go Whatever Give me some more I'm going in I'm not I'm not stopping Sometimes I sit back And think I know a story

I know a story Because I'm close to everybody And then You know I realize that I don't really know shit. That's the reason why we started this goddamn show. Let's go, let's go.

Yes, man! Are we having another shot at Bacardi 8? Bacardi 8 is great. Bacardi 8 gets the business. By the way, I'm drinking Ciroc. Give me in between. Ciroc time. Give me a shot.

Give me a shot. Okay, this is my shot glass again? Yeah, Paquito, come on. I ain't gonna lie. I felt like I was gonna take it in our mind. You wanna pretend to take it? No, I'm gonna take it. I'm gonna take it.

I'll never pretend to take it. I don't have no other fucking shot in my life. I got you, dog. Is my Bacardi team still in here tonight? Yeah, the Bacardi team is here. Are y'all getting tired? You got a glass? They ain't never been out.

No, I got the cup. No, no, no. Come over here. Why not? We taking shots, though. Okay, give me the goddamn shot. Okay. One by one. One by one. Go over here. Go over here. Go over here. Go over here. Go over here. Go over here. Go over here. Okay, come over here. We're taking shots. Give me the goddamn shots. One by one.

Go over here. Come over here and introduce yourself. You look like you're from Queens, the boiler room. Didn't you say you live downstairs from Nori? Yeah. Come on. He knows you. No, I don't know you.

It's Victor. Yeah, Victor. Okay, okay, okay. Nobody called me No, hold on. No, that was Victor. Yeah, Victor. Okay, okay. Nobody called me Victor in my life, so you definitely don't know me. But you're still my friend. I'm going to go. And we've been calling. But go ahead.

Go ahead. So where you from? Where you from? Miami, actually. Miami. Let's make some noise for Miami, God damn it. Welcome to... Who is the bathroom man?

Yeah, oh, oh. Me too, me too. Oh, man, oh, man. God damn it. Oh, man, oh, man. at? Yeah, oh Me too, me too I was about to do that That's why I took my headphones off Holy shit Alright Yeah, there you go Recording again?

Now open, open, open It's a cold We're back We're back We recorded? Yo, Swiss We got gifts for you We got gifts from the Drink Chance

Shit, man Right here 899 Drinkchs. Oh, shit, man. Right here. 8 and 9. Drinkchamps.com. 8 and 9.com. This is like three bags of shit. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Because it's Drink Champs and 8 and 9 where we at right now.

The people who host us are good friends and family. 8 and 9.com. I'm going to take this and open it. Yes. Now. I can't believe I'm on this show. and open it. Yes. Now. I can't believe I'm on this show. A shot. A shot.

It's so legendary, man. Do my cut. Okay. Elliot Wilson's train. Nah. Is that straight? Yeah. This is straight.

Damn! This is straight as fuck. Ah, yeah. It's like, oh. On you. I want to dance. I want to dance. So. I love dance. I wanna dance.

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What the fuck, man? What song? What song? What song, bro? Where you looking? I'm young and I'm loud. Don't mix that. You can't mix that.

All right, little mix. I live my life by the little mix. Ay, ay, ay. I get the funk, son. And he did the video. That song that punk. Famous. Famous. Famous.

Oh, Six Rammies nomination this year for no reason? Okay. Norris season, man. Norris season, man. We sampling that. I'm yelling now. I'm like, ooh. That's the intro.

I don't know. Ooh. We got a beatbox right there? What was that session like? It was crazy. I did 40 beats in that session. Damn, 40 beats in a session? 40 beats in that session.

You went back to 98 Swiss. Yeah, I did. I did a lot of songs on that album. Famous was one of them. And four more of the songs on that album was one of them. The thick with famous For right now Yeah

Famous How did that Shout out to Prodigy You know Prodigy He laid out the drum vibes He laid out You mean Havoc

Havoc Yeah I got confused He and Bacardi ate And then Bacardi ate Bacardi ate high at me So I'm keeping it straight I got it

But he was in the right path though Yeah He was in the right group. Havoc. Chant the Havoc. He talked about it on our podcast. He was a big part of that. All I did was just, like, I filled in the ice cream on, you know, I just filled in

the, you know, the icing, to be honest. That shit was already fresh. Kanye wanted me to do my vocals Add a couple of sounds And different things to it And we made famous

Which is famous And we was already famous Famous on top of famous Now who's your favorite CEO You ever work with Clive Davis Wow that was fast Clive Davis and Jimmy Iovine

Because they both invested in my early In the scope Yeah You know When I did all that First rough ride music That was Jimmy Iovine Right

You know he was already following up from Death Row Right And so the closest thing to Death Row was Rough Riders You understand You know We might have been a little bit dangerous to Def Ro But The music spoke for itself

And then Clyde Davis gave me my first label So Full Surface was With Cassidy and all this And Bone And everybody was at Clyde and David J. Records. You know, both of those are my mentors, you know,

lessons to them. Make some motherfucking noise for that goddamn. Let's switch like I said. That's for you. You're definitely editing this out. That's for you. Oh. You definitely added this out. That's all. You know me.

I rhyme with you. That shit's dope! God damn! Now we can edit this out. Now we can edit it out. They were puked on so they can't roll. Yeah. BFM. That's all.

That's all. So I was about to ask you, Swiss. Yeah. Come on. The world of the podcast is gonna do that. I was about to ask you, Swiss. Damn. Come on. Come on. Come on. The podcast is going to do that.

Am I booking that studio in Circle House, or am I booking the Hazardous Sounds? The Hazardous Sounds, I got the guns. Don't worry. You got to do the Hazardous Sounds. It's a little rough. You got them for what? No, no, no.

I'm just playing. It's in Haiti, for real. What's my hat? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Exactly. So we go to Haiti, for real. You should have, what's my hat? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Exactly. So we go to Hazardous Sounds. You go to Hazardous Sounds. I walked through City Soleil, you know what I'm saying?

Oh! That's my favorite part of Haiti. City Soleil, nigga! Somebody say, Swiss walked through City Soleil four hours in a day. It got down. And nobody, not many people can go there. City Soleil! It's true.

No, no, I was really in season two. Yeah, no, I went there too. Not many people can do it. He went there. He seen it. He seen it. That's on Revolve TV. Yeah, he seen it.

I went there. I'm in a documentary. I went there. Seen, seen, seen, seen. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So, Swish. You've done everything you had to do in the music business. And then I recently seen you.

You opened up the hot sauce. You opened up the hot sauce. The Dream Champs hot sauce. Where's the hot sauce box at? Give me some wings or something. Eight and nine. We got to invest the wings. Oh, shit.

She's having a dream jam. I'll meet you later. Everything else is out there. What's the website? What's the website? Good. That's good, man. I like the three jazz. I meet you after the three jazz. Everything else is all in there. What's the website? What's the website? I like the room attack. We're not even ready. What's the website?

I wasn't ready. I'm taking this home. Can I take this home? Yeah, please. Take it. We'll give you all the flavors. Please. Yo, my twist.

How can you remain so humble with all the accolades you made? I ain't gonna front. Earlier you said you had art. I seen art that's bigger than that tree in your house. You got Mickey Mouse's sculpture. Cars. Booking museum.

But you still humble. You still came here as a humble person. How can a person succeed so much and then still be as humble as that? Just knowing where you come from. Just knowing that, you know, Roman noodles used to be my dinner every day. You know, just knowing the studio. Ramen noodles.

You know, just knowing that a, ramen noodles, you know, just knowing that a dollar of french fries was, you was famous. Some ribs from the Chinese store, you was extra famous. Cheese, pizza with extra cheese, you was extra, extra famous. You understand? And just knowing

that we all come from the bottom and, you know, it's a blessing for us to be here today. For us all come from the bottom And you know It's a blessing for us To be here today For us just waking up this morning You know we die in our sleep How do we know what life is God rest in peace Q

Q from world He died in his sleep You know what I'm saying Rest in peace Q Terrible But you know what You know what's interesting about life Before they finish this shit

That they're doing in the background? Oh no, that's right here. That's not real. You know, in your dream, you can use 100% of your brain. But in life, you can use 5% of your brain. Like in your dream,

you can overcome every obstacle. You can fly, you can do whatever the fuck. You can do everything, right? But in life right here, you're just so bound and strapped down. So is this a dream or is this life? And that's one thing that we got to battle with every day. And I wake up in the morning, I'm like, man, I just had a dream of me flying. And I'm in earth and life and I can't fly.

So is that a dream or is that reality you understand so we got to figure out what side of the fence we on you know this is a movie we're not the directors but before we get up out here whatever like you know because i just remember damn 10 hard years of sw just controlling it. But whatever producer that you said, damn, this guy might got me. Or this guy might come in for the next year. Whatever producer you was like, yo, I'm going to step my game up. A lot of songs. You know, I Wish I Produced the Benjamins. What about the Benjamins?

Who produced that? Derek Angeletti and the Hitmen. D-Dot. D-Dot. You understand? I wish I produced the Benjamins. What about the Benjamins? Who produced that? Derek Angeletti and the Hitmen. D-Dot. D-Dot, you understand? You know, I wish I produced They Want to Flex, Dots to Flex. They Want to Flex. Because you might as well pull back the intro.

They Want to Flex. And I was like, damn. You know, this is before I became honest. I was like, damn. Imagine if I did something like that. Where would I be you know um just to get a rep gangsta so so so with the same mind frame what producers influenced you the ones i'm talking about right right but is there specifically like you're saying the song but is there any star so premiere right right you know uh uh i don't i don't know who the producer was

For Dice Effect at that time Anybody know? But I wasn't inspired by producers You understand I never even knew what a producer was No I wasn't inspired by DJs I wasn't inspired by Ron G I wasn't inspired by Kate Capri

I wasn't inspired by Doo-Wop I wasn't inspired by 1200 Assassin I wasn't inspired by doo-wop i was inspired by 1200 assassin that's the next prize in my you know uh sns you know what i'm saying i was inspired by uh dj red alert chill out tony touch tony touch flex you know all these djs clue You know I was inspired by DJs And I became a producer By default I became a producer By just making

Intramural Because I heard you Was a DJ Yeah And then I heard Oh so you was a DJ first Didn't you go to West Indies

Or something like that No I went to Atlanta I thought you went to Atlanta And the West Indies And you came back Or something like that No no I grew up in the Bronx And he gave you A whole I grew up in Boston Road Which was and the West Indies and you came back or something like that. No, no, no. I grew up in the Bronx.

He gave you a whole. I grew up in Boston Road, which was like the West Indies. So I was the first youngest producer decent at the start as, you know, Slick Rick had his incident outside. You know what I'm saying? I was there for those different things. And Super Cat had his incident outside. Right. I was there for those incidents.

And I was a producer. I used to DJ with Renaissance, Waggy T. Yeah, Waggy T. You know what I'm saying? You know, Stone Love. I was the hip-hop producer for those DJs at that particular time. Young to even be in the club at that time. You know what I'm saying?

And I was just out there thugging it. You know what I'm saying? What, what, what, what, whatging it, you know what I'm saying? Thug, thug, what, what, what, what, what, what, what. You know what I'm saying? Like, NRA, you know what I mean? Wow.

And your favorite ever in hip-hop is? My favorite? Uh, musician? No, period. Just, just in... My favorite ever in hip-hop? You just keep it real clean

and simple as DMX. Mm. Because I was able to witness that movie in a front row seat. But there's different eras of DMX. So can we lay where it's at? My era of DMX. The era of DMX. And then the return of DMX

which we haven't been able to see yet. It's unwritten yet. It's written but it's unpublished yet. It might be perfectly expressed. You understand? see yet because it's unwritten yeah it's written but it's uh unpublished yet right okay it might be perfectly expressed you understand and so you know i might have been a fan of a lot of other people but you know what i wasn't able to you know a lot of people that we think that's real is not really real you understand like their music might be real but they might curl under that pressure they tell my tuck under their ask pressure you understand and like you know with the dog you ain't

never ever seen a dog talk about no other labels than my family label Yamukala. What? What the hell is that? That's a blessing. Yamukala. Say it again, though. It's an Arabic. Yamukala. Right? I like that. The thing that I respect about Dawg is you never seen him flipping, flopping through labels since he started. He might have had bloodline, but it was always a rough ride somewhere around him. Ever.

People tried to buy him out for way more money than we could afford at those times. And the dog always kept it $1,000. And that's why in this current time, people are going to be able to see his movement in God's speed. You know what I'm saying? Let's make some noise for that. I got you. Hot sauce is good, though. Hot sauce? Yo, yo.

Yo, Ali, you got to close the deal already. Swister took two shots of hot sauce. You got the website? Drinkchance.com. Coming soon. And that's the hot sauce boss over there. The hot sauce. She switched

to two shots of the hot sauce. That's the dude. Talk all talk all about that. Let them know where they can

find the hot sauce. I don't know. That's the hot sauce. Drinkchamps.com. Drinkchamps.com. Dang. The drunk sauce is on location

right now. They ain't just talking about doing business with Sh Chi-Town. Drunk Sauce. The Chi. Drunk Sauce. Let's get it, Papa.

I'm taking this home. Say no to the glass. Look, this one's not even open yet. Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's not even open yet. That's a hot sauce, kid. Thank you. So hot is a kid from the Bronx, right?

Shh. You speak to your uncle. They may or may not believe you. You come to the studio with me. We make it classic, but at that moment, remember, remember, he took another shot. That's hot sauce. He likes hot sauce.

I don't know. I think he's But remember But back then we record the record in 97 It don't drop to 98 Right How do you maintain To say yo I'm

The guy These records that come out that next year Because we had to record it in 97 Because I mean that's just how the climate matched up. Am I correct or maybe? Factual. You know what I'm saying? Because you had to record it a year earlier.

Everything took longer. You know what I'm saying? I mean, I might be fucked up. No, no, you're correct. You're correct. Me too. But how do you maintain to say, I know what I did is this, and let me continue to go. You know, the blessing that I had was I was always in control of my destiny.

You know, I never had somebody predict or tell me what I need to do from a creative standpoint. Now, I did have to answer to my uncles on an ethnical standpoint. And that's respect. Protocol standpoint. I can never, to this day still, I got to answer those questions. I can never be in a problem today

and then present it in front of the board. Why? He might have a problem with me and I might feel a type of way. presented in front of the board. He might have a problem with me and I might feel a type of way. I can't move on him until the team say we have no other choice or you know what?

That's because of this, this, and this. Let's help him instead of hurting him. There's rules to this. And I think a lot of these youth out here, they don't understand the protocols and the different ways that you got to go about handling things. Understand? Because a lot of people talk about a lot of colors, blood, crips, race, this, that, and the third. That thing we bleed is the same color.

Absolutely. It's is the same color. Absolutely. It's literally the same color. And so, you know, I don't go to the clubs. You ain't never seen me in no clubs. Popping bottles, stunting on people, doing this and the third. People might think I'm stunning, but I like nice things. If you did, you're testing the record. I've seen you in the club.

That's it it That's hard You know what I'm saying Like I don't I don't I seen you do that with me earlier I went to the studio with you And you went to You went to the club

And played bad with TV I was like I'm not sure if I'm good But everybody went crazy Before I even No no I'm talking about that night Listen If you notice He knew every story But everybody went crazy Before it even At all No no I'm talking about that night Was it minutes

Listen listen If you notice He knew Every story For every artist So he been doing that Since his then He was a DJ

He took me out From TV And played it And I went to the club And I was like I'm not sure This is 1997 Yeah

But But But that was hard. I felt that the people in the club, if you can play a Nori record, after the biggest record at that time, we had something. You understand? I remember bringing Dr. Dre to the club. And he hadn't been in the club in a long time.

And he had a hard time being in that club. But when he heard his music, I seen his life. Because that's what he does it for. I seen his life, like, embracing love. You understand? You know, and in all my records. I remember when I brought Hov to the club for On to the Next One. He was like, yo, you lead that shit.

I'm on my shit. He was over there in the VIP. I was in the DJ one. He was like, yo, you lead that shit. I'm on my shit. He was over there in the VIP. I was in the DJ booth. And that motherfucker on to the next one came and people felt some type of way. And they looked at me and threw that drink and he ordered all this type of shit. You know what I'm saying? Because we was on to the next one.

You know what I'm saying? But it's like, you know what? In life, it's what we got to celebrate. There's no big I's and little u's. A lot of people like to make a lot of categories of who's who and what's what.

The war in this world is between good and bad. Good and evil. You either a good person or not. It ain't about no race, religion, and about none of that politics shit that they put in front of us.

You either real or you fake. You either good or you bad. That's the war that we fighting in this world today. So pick your side. You either real or you fake. A lot of fake niggas. A lot of real niggas. You either good or you bad. A lot of good motherf niggas A lot of good motherfuckers

A lot of bad motherfuckers And that's what the war is about From our presidency To our streets To our politics To our brotherhood To everything You got a good cousin

Or a good brother Or a bad brother Or fuck you brother You know what I'm saying A lot of people in our family They might get it too You know what i'm saying because like can't nobody get you except for a person that's close to you a stranger can't get you

right a stranger gotta be his intel gotta be so precise to get to you that it's still personal. Let me ask you a question, right, Swift? Because you like, I know you from the hood. I know you from the, you want me to fill you up?

Alright, cool. But now, you're part of this Kanye West record. You want me to go back to Kanye again? No, no, no. Because this record was very controversial. Which one? The famous record.

Because when he did the video with the naked people. I'm not naked in any fucking way. I know. He made them look good. I'm a nasty motherfucker. Look at him. But, but... Alright, you're there.

Alright, go back. You don't want to ban me from all the time? Fuck everybody. No, no. So, but, and then now this tell us what controversy comes up. The what? The what? And because, you know, let's just be honest.

Like, I know you as a hood nigga. Like, you my nigga. But at the end of the day, your wife is a very prominent figure. Oh, Taylor Swift. Yeah, that's not my wife. That's not my wife. No, not Taylor Swift. No, no.

I don't know what you want to say. You know what I'm saying. But I'm saying, like, how do you stand? And, like, You heard the vocals Where he was like Like me and Tilla Like Kinda had sex

You know I didn't really go into this Thinking about any artist You know I went into this Because I got an invite From my brother Ye And he wanted to be creative Big him up

And we spent More than 48 hours With no sleep in the studio just doing everything that we felt was good. And whatever he kept, I was good with it because I know that we spent that time in that studio and I even posted pictures of us sleeping on the couch for a couple of hours that we did sleep at 9 in the morning. I respected every part

of that craft and I was happy to have fun with him because he is in the space where are you really there for the fun or the fame or the fortune or the pain? I ain't never asked that man for nothing. I don't even get

Yeezys for free. We got to stop this right now. We got to all start getting Yeezys for free. Let's make some noise for that. I paid my son. My son is really into this fashion shit. I paid like $1,500 for a pair of sneakers. All right, we got gotta stop this right now

I could violate niggas Don't make me feel funny about it I was like you know what I'm gonna support him You got the Reebok shit too Yeah Reebok is a fan We need some drunk box But listen

Everybody gotta get they mind right Reebok this that and the third. You're either about the culture or you're not about the culture. I don't care about no position or this, that, and the third. You either with us or you're not with us. Shots fired. No, I'm not shutting nobody down. I ain't shooting no fires because I walk in the building and we'll do that and you'll read about it.

You understand? I'm just saying it is what it is. I like that ball stuff. It is what it is. You're either with us or you're not. Don't... Huh? That's my next snag right there.

Reebok is with my family. I haven't wore a pair of Nikes on my feet in nine years. I don't even know what a Nike felt like. But if Reebok is going to embrace the culture, embrace the culture. They did something with Cam, right?

The pink? Embrace the culture. Embrace the culture. All the way. A little awkward? We don't know. That's not no awkward. I'll answer questions.

Whatever I say here, I tell it to them too. In front of the boardroom, in front of whoever they want to talk to. Because I gave my all. I gave my all. I remember I couldn't man with a person a pair of Reeboks. They would man them back to me. You had to be from New Orleans. If you was from New Orleans, they'll love your Reeboks.

You know. What happened? You know, I'm saying the reason. love your Reeboks. What happened? I'm not talking the truth. If you look at UFC, if you look at the UFC right now, you see a Reebok in that ring. Swiss Beats,

Dana White, Lorenzo Fertitta signed that deal. I brought that deal to the table. I'm the reason why Reebok is in UFC. Every uniform. I uniformed UFC. It's big as fuck.

They was having Slim Jim, all these brands on these uniforms. I said, you know, football and NBA don't do this. Let's clean up the sport. I brought Reebok

to the table. They was going to another brand clean up the sport. I brought Reebok to the table. They was going to another brand. Got the track. You got the Elliot Wilson track. Shout out to all that right there. That's a special track. That's a special track. You did Rap Radar a couple times.

I like Rap Radar. But this is their track. No, no, I do like Elliot Wilson for the content that we spoke about. This is another type of fire. Totally different fire. You hear that, girl? Oh! I ain't never

did this on TV. You're on the champs. I'm inspired. And'm inspired, kid. And you thugged it out too, so give me that. Oh, yes, sir. We got 360. We got 360.

Let's inspire the kids. What are we doing? Some of the kids need this shit because I'm going to get crazy. Now, we ain't the problem for the kids.

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I'm buying a big bum. what's that? that's a what did? this is my entire big box you switched it up on me without telling me that? what? the weed or the question?

the weed you ain't tell me that was a bracha is that dirty? let me know I hate that

let me know so what was your most amazing session where you was like, damn. This nigga. Chico the bald. El the bald. El the bald.

Chico the bald. Chico the bald. The son. The son. Chico my nigga. He was on NRE. My most amazing session Was they ain't had shit to do with me

It was Michael Jackson In Sony Studios He had that motherfucker Looking like Playland Toys, Legos I went into the studio Him and Teddy Rowling In there laughing

And we started to produce You know Rodney jerkins uh yeah i i i was about to say some shit okay you can say you can say well don't don't regret it don't say it you know it is what it is this is rodney you know they don't even know this but you know new york city is our town that. They don't even know this. But you know, New York City is our town. That's right. Talk about it. You know, a lot of people can play around with it, but you ain't never hear nobody disrespect our family and our town.

Period. Rough riders who, what, where, how, when. Never. And when you heard about it, we carried it out all the way. Blessings to all the unfortunates, right? But I used to, I had a rule that none of the producers

could get robbed. So Ronnie Jerkins would pull up an Ammon jury, this one Pharrell, this one that one, and I used to see people who were like,

really planning on them. And I was like, if y'all do that to them, that's a violation. That means that's open season for me. Y'all might not be around me, y'all do that to them, that's a violation. That means that's open season for me. Y'all might not be around me all these different days. I might be in another space. And somebody might feel like the producer's open season.

I can't be a part of that. You know what I'm saying? So my own fellow membership couldn't violate those traits. So if a producer came in, I don't care what he had on, he was protected by the law of kind of what I created. Out of respect. And

it saved their lives. Literally, I'm listening to people and I'm like, y'all can't do that to him? That's like if I'm over here they're going to feel like they can do that to me you understand and they don't even like those producers

they don't even know how they don't know trust me it was a heist it was too easy your security not cut like that you not cut too easy. Your security not cut like that. You not cut like that. And your manager's not cut like that.

It's whatever. It was food. And I wouldn't let nobody eat off the producer's plate. You know what I'm saying? It's beautiful things. I just wouldn't let nobody do that. Let's make some noise for Swiss, God damn it. Now, what do you love about the new school?

Let's praise what's happening now. What I love about the new school is that we can't relate to it. That's what you love about it. You can't. You can't. That's what you love about it. I love that about that because... Because it's evolving.

That means that we... Go ahead. I love that about that because... Because it's evolving. That means that we... Go ahead. I'm sorry. How many people was comfortable in their ways couldn't relate to NRE? Absolutely. At that particular time. They couldn't relate to it.

They couldn't relate to DMX. They couldn't relate to Hov. They were stuck in their old ways. I love that I can't relate to it, and it's a constant reminder and builder of what we need to have a little bit more patience with. We might not

understand, but the youth might understand. And at that time when Nori was coming the youth understood that. And then the OGs of that time their particular team couldn't understand him. I remember when they couldn't understand me. I did Money Cash Hold. I slid my hand across the keyboard.

They thought it was a sin. It turned out to be a win. You understand? The same thing. Money Cash Hold said it every one time. He slid his hand across the keyboard. The keyboard. I slid my hand across the keyboard.

That's crazy. They didn't think I was winning. They didn't think I's crazy. They didn't think I was winning. They didn't think I was winning. They didn't think I would win. They thought it was a sin because the shit was too easy to begin with. You know what I'm saying? Make some noise! You know what I'm saying? We're making a meme out of that.

Don't make me make a beat out of it. Let's go, let's go. That was hard, Swiss. That was hard. So, damn, damn. So now, this is what I'll say. I've never been disappointed in hearing hip-hop. Even when I'm hearing hip-hop.

That's a big statement. All right, let me... You have never been... I've been. I've been. I've been. That's like the shit you're saying. I ain't never heard that one.

So I need to be very clear on what you mean. You ain't never heard that one So I need you to be very clear On what you mean You ain't never been disappointed In the hand hip hop No If I were to say rap Both of y'all No no no no

Rap is hip hop Hip hop is rap I'm talking about rap too You ain't never been disappointed In the hand rap No no I've been disappointed In the hand rap a long time

Rap could be bad hip hop It don't matter It's hip hop A long time But I'm saying Hip hop I think saying hip-hop. I think that hip-hop can continue to exist. Right.

I think streaming lowered the playing field. And that's what we need to get into. Let's get into that. Because streaming. I really want to get into that. What I'm trying to say is, it's streaming. Let's suppose whatever, whoever you are.

But as long as you're promoting, you're streaming shit. Right. You can level the playing field for whoever, who has people who are spending millions of dollars in these promotional dollars. Oh no, I'm not bugging you now.

I think it's changing now. You know what? The reason why I like streaming is because the streamers are getting their props. They might not have the hundreds and thousands in the first week,

but the streaming accounts for those different votes that wouldn't be accounted for. So it's like, you know what? If you independent, excuse me, and you're streaming

and your digital component is connected, you winning. You know, if you look at Drake and all of the batteries that he broke this year, it wasn't really based on physical. It's like, let's talk about physical. Or let's talk about streaming. It's just really based on physical. It's like, let's talk about physical or let's talk about street.

What was the never fancy video? Oh, there was a fancy video. I shot that. We shot that. I was in that. The reason why I wasn't approved is unknown. Let me get my hands on it. I will leak it. It was fun.

We had a good time. Same thing with T.I. Swing Your Rags. No, I know. Because Gucci didn't want to. We had Swing Your Rags. They didn't want to play all them rags in that fucking video. You know what I'm saying? I got stories. We never know.

Let's go. I'm here to talk that talk. And you and Drake, you never really worked together since then, right? We worked together on my wife's album. You know, I think Drake is a creative guy. I'm going to just leave that at that. Because you don't want me to. I feel like you got a little old. No, I mean, we're here to talk.

I feel like you got a little weird. I'm sorry. No, no, no. No, I'm not. I'm not a weird guy. Me neither. That's why I'm talking to you. I think both you guys are being weird right now.

I can agree with that. All right, switch the subject. All right, switch the subject. You know what? You should talk. You know what? I feel like you ought to talk. You know, um...

Let's talk, Swiss. Nobody listens to us anyway. I think, like, you know, there's no rules to fame. There's no rules to that. When you came in this game, anybody that you know that's famous, let me know the guy that they had to lead into it. You understand? Especially coming from the streets.

Coming from the streets, we didn't even know we could be amongst the name of famous. We was nameless. You understand? People look past us. Ain't nobody look at us. Ain't nobody look at N.O. Ain't nobody look at nobody in this room. Or better yet, any artist that's playing on this radio that came from the bottom into something.

You understand? So, you know, when I look at different things, I have to gauge it on a different level. And I have to gauge on where we come from. Is there anybody that disappointed you? That he was going to say something? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Drake come from a different, he come from a different lineage Of where we come from This is a person that is our biggest fan Turned into

His biggest man Came from our biggest fan Turned into his biggest man He know about More about us than we know about us Because He just tapped into that different he just tapped into that different, he just tapped into a different zone.

And then he figured out how to make great music. You know, I'm not even going to, like, for real, I don't even want to play with these people because one of their mans wouldn't jump out of the line. You know, I just respect all the blessings that came to a person from being creative. Make some noise for that, goddammit.

I need a shot. Pistol whip a nigga off his fucking private plane. Come on. Are we taking another shot? Come on, guy. I feel like we're taking another shot of McCartney.

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night you died in your sleep. When God or whoever you believe in woke you up that morning, it's your blessing. That's your new start. The fact that you're breathing and seeing light is a plus.

Who's that? Who's that? I think they're building a new bathroom back there. No, come on, Swiss. Don't worry about it. They never pick up on the mic anyway. Yeah, no, I hear everything right now. All right, I'm going to keep it real.

Oh, you flirted on the show, dude? Yeah, I definitely flirted. I'm tuned to fuck. No, I hear everything. I'm the DJ. I'm here. So now, I'm here for us. I'm here for us, bro.

This is DMX and Jay-Z battle. Yeah. Been from this. Oh, you've been back there. I like your stuff. Now we get into that. Were you there? No, I wasn't.

Okay. I was late. All right, we like your stuff. I we get into that. Were you there? No, I wasn't. Okay. I was late. All right. We like your stuff. I haven't been late. You was late today. I never slept. They called me a Swiss beast of Mazda because I never slept.

So that's how I got the name. You were late today, dude. But I was early. You were late early in your mind. Well, I was thinking for it. What time I got here? You got here a little late. You got here like 45 minutes late. No, I was an hour and a half. 9.30. What time did I get here? No, you were? You got here a little late. You got here like 45 minutes late.

No, I was an hour and a half. 9.30. What time did I get here? No, you're supposed to get here at 9. No, they said 9.30. They told us in the community. They said 9.30. They said 9.30 late.

What time did I get here? 9.45 and a half. You got here at 10.45 in my mind. That is like motherfucking shit. Okay, so now. You got 10.45. I got to show up Because he gotta dance You want him to dance?

No not literally dance Fabio's coming out later So now you hear about One second Let me tell you something I've been in meetings Globally A lot of people don't know

My position at this brand That we're drinking They don't know where it come from. They don't know how it happened. I never even talked about it. I'm in control of 300 brands that people drink. Bombay. Sure, Jim.

D'Ussé. It's all Bacardi. Yeah, I can't say. It's all Bacardi. Grey Goose. Bacardi 8. All of the Bacardi Yeah I can't say I can't say It's all Bacardi Grey Goose Bacardi 8 All of the Bacardi's Doers Can I get in on

Half of it All of this shit And I flew from Thailand New York Stop clapping Dubai

New York Dubai New York Texas Atlanta Miami Your clap doesn't help anything Those are all it is It hurts my hand Land in Miami

And be in a meeting at 9am Clap now Let's make delusions Be in a meeting at 9 a.m. Top now. Let's make the illusion. I'm not going to lie. I'm trying to get all these bottles of Bacardi on the table with a check. I'll be so happy.

I'm not going to lie. My passport stepped up. Then he said, more cuts. My passport just said, it's over. My passport. My passport stepped up. Then he said more cuts for me. My passport just said it's over. My passport. You really been in all these many countries. No, listen. Wait, wait. Let's go back to what he said. Bacardi on the table.

All Bacardi. Let's go. All Bacardi. He's listening to what he said. All Bacardi. Rum. You run the rum. You run to what he says. Oh, McCarty. And rum. You know, rum. You run the rum.

You run the rum section. I was posting, you know, Puff hit me, right? That's my OG. The reason why I started Adelaide was because of Puff. The reason why

you got Showtime, God damn it. Showtime? All those hypes came from Puff Daddy. I didn't know about that shit until Puff Daddy. I didn't know about that shit until Puff Daddy.

This for my niggas though. Special delivery. Ladies and gentlemen. That's Puff Daddy. Factual. He's the Adlib King. Revolt TV in the building. Revolt TV.

Puff hit me and was like Swiss. God damn it. Whoa. like? Ravone TV puffed him in and was like, Swiss, god damn it. Whoa. You really like Grey Goose like that? I said, it's under the umbrella. I run 300 of the brands. He said, get your money, nigga.

I said, as I will. I said, but we're going with rum. Bacardi 8 And the fact that He didn't downplay me He didn't diss me He didn't even put me in a compromising situation

He just didn't know that We owned all those Different particular brands So he was like You know I'm Ciroc What are you talking about? Great.

You like great goose like that. You sleep in my house. My brother, this is not personal. This is business. And he said, get your money. That's that's that's a real hustler. Of course. Another hustle.

Because we have to encourage each other to go to the next level I would never talk down to Bacardi about I drink Ciroc right now let's do it let's go because we all in

you said the speech you said the speech Ciroc is the apple We all in No no You set up the speech You set up the speech Sirach No no What are you saying The apple The apple Sirach

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No we can't fire you No I'm talking about Bacardi Fire me I'm drinking Ciroc No no no Do what you want to do Dance You really want to do this

I'm doing this for the culture We don't go against each other You're going down You know what I'm saying I have puff with a Bacardi 8 bottle in his hand Doing his dance I've seen

The puffy dance the Puffy dance. The Puffy dance because you know what? There's no big eyes on little you. A lot of people want to put us against each other. But we all, when you talk about music, we all under that category. Big, high, little, low. Rap. Nori is under the same umbrella as Hov.

Hov is under the same umbrella as Lil Bootsy. Whether you like it or not. Or whoever. We all fall under these genres of music. Nobody, like the way that we think that they separated, they don't. They're going to put Nelly with whoever's out right now. Because it's mainstream in the last form that they understood. That's why he didn't go out to Fashion Week literally this week and perform and it'd be a smash hit.

Smash hit, Nelly. Bang, Fashion Week, Paris. Nelly the biggest. Nelly could Drake right now. Did you see that? I didn't see that. Yeah. That's a whole other thing.

Nelly could Drake right now. I'm the only nigga that's seen it. That what? You know what I mean? You niggas know about Twitter, right? Nelly can drink right now? Drake. He said Drake.

No. Let's take a look. Oh. Oh. Oh, shit. We don't need to take a shot no more. Oh, shit. I'm ready to take a shot.

Wait, wait, wait. How much was going for? No, no, no. You going short. What is that? PP in the cup? What is that? Come on, bro.

No, I won't be honest. That apple Ciroc is nice. It's good. I like that one. Man, this is where it goes. I like that one, too. Downhill, brother. Ciroc, Bacardi 8. That's. Surak, Bacardi, A.

I prefer Bacardi, brother. Y'all fucking up. Y'all fucking up. God damn it. That's what makes me Did I ever tell you the story? No, no Give me the realest What the fuck are you gonna say about me, bro?

Him and his friend shared a condom This fucking guy First of all, wasn't my friend number one Number one Number one You done threw me Way the fuck off Drunk fact I was about to give you

The real shit You was gonna give me The real shit ever And you came with A drunk fact Okay can you tell What happened Did you really

Shit the guy You know what You know what You You know what? You live one time. At least you was halfway protected. That's not how it went down either. Yes, man.

You want to get it out because we didn't get it out in the Puff episode. That's why. Hey, Puff. These niggas are sharing things. No, no. We got it out in the Puff episode, but it got edited out in the Puff episode these niggas are sharing things. No, no, we got it on the Puff episode, but it got edited out the Puff episode. Hold up, they going to edit me?

No, no, no, we not going to edit you. Can you explain? Because I'm saying. Explain. You explain. You explain something, bro. I wouldn't know. You going to come at me?

I'm going to come at you. Explain something. No, no, come at me. I'm playing something. No, no, come at me. I'm the guest. No, no, no. Listen, listen. Let me tell you something. Ask me the realest shit you want to fucking know tonight.

Yeah, it doesn't get you. You talking about me? You should be talking about me. I don't give a fuck. Whoever, whatever, it's open. Everybody's food. Yeah, it's your turn. No, it's your turn.

I've been going for 90 minutes. That's your twin. What do you want to do? Who, what, it's your turn. No, it's your turn. I've been going for 90 minutes. You're not supposed to go. That's your twin. What do you want to do? Who, what, when? Talk to me about whatever you want to talk to. Whoever, whatever. I'm here.

Let's go. Ask them some producer shit. No, no. No producer shit. The producer's is pussy. Them niggas is what? Obviously, you know there's things that we don't know what to ask you. Please tell us.

What to ask me? Yeah, tell us something. Obviously, you know, because you know there's a lot left on the table. I can't tell you what to ask me. No, there is. I'm doing it. Oh, producer, has it a sound going to have something? Producer.

Producer, why? That's our producer right here. You don't want to ask production questions. He wants to get into the real shit But the producer thing is easy That's you know We done If I recap on what we did

We done shed light on a lot of different things Now let's get into like Personal life things Oh shit you wanna go in? Why not? I'm gonna respect you The first? I'm going to respect you. The first thing I'm going to say is that I seen

in New Year's Eve, you had your ex-wife and your new wife together in the crib with the big statue, the Mickey Mouse with the ex-exes in it. That was awesome, man.

Shout out to Klaus. That's hard. You had your ex-wife. Yeah. Yeah. That means you had good relationships there. No, I can't say. I've done that, but it wasn't real.

Oh, it's not good relationships? Big Mickey Mouse. It was big. It's a big Mickey Mouse. It's real good. My wife is here, and she talks to my ex-wife. But, you know, both of your ex-wives

is like fucking people on TV. Coño, bro. My ex-wife and my new wife is both beautiful people. Uh-huh.

But they just wasn't on TV. And you are like a great guy. At the end of the day, uh, regarding my marriage,

currently in my ex-marriage, me and my ex-wife, we were young when we was dealing with what we was dealing with. I went to that wedding. You remember? Yes, I do. I was late as a motherfucker. I remember you did.

You know what I'm saying? I stopped smoking years ago. You should stop smoking years ago, too. Go for it. Keep going. We understand that language. People could plot and plan, but

people could plot and plan But People could plot and plan Sorry, sorry about that People could plot and plan But God is the best of planners Allah is the best of planners Right? And Sorry to cut you off

Are you an active Muslim? No, I'm not. I believe in the most high. I believe in multiple religions. I believe in things that relate to me. I'm just hearing you say Muslim things. I go on and off a couple of times. Okay.

Just because it's just my grandfather. I grew up in. Oh, that's right. My name is Kasim Dawood Shamsuddin I have a full Muslim name I went to Muslim school I speak the Muslim language That's what I grew up with None of my uncles smoke or drink

To this day today in 2017 Which we should all actually None of them ever had a drink or smoke in their life, ever. They never did? No, we never... The thing that made Rough Riders strong was... Did you hear this? They never drank, they never smoked,

and they never messed with people's women. You know what I'm saying? Nobody ever... You know, so a female couldn't interject into the system. Drugs couldn't interject into the system. And the protocols couldn't interject into the system. Drugs couldn't interject into the system. The protocols couldn't interject into the system. It was real protocol there.

I'm bred from that. I started drinking and smoking at 30. I'm 38 right now. I had to think about that. I was lying all types of ages. I'm 38 right now. I had to think about that shit. Eight years. Eight years. You've been doing it for eight years. I was lying all the time. Ages, right?

I'm 38 right now, and I don't even drink and smoke for eight years because it was a violation. What made you start drinking and smoking? When I say drinking and smoking, I don't mean like I have to have it. No, no, but what triggered it? You know what? At the end of the day, I just wanted to be rebellious. You know what I'm saying? At 30?

I mean, I'm just saying. Because I was trapped in all of the ages, my 20s and my teens. Before that, I was trapped into this thing that was very militant. Right. You understand? So when I had my freedom and I had my money and I had a little bit of fame. Like I do what I want. I wanted to be grown. So I smoked a little weed. I smoked my money and I had a little bit of fame, I wanted to be grown.

So I smoked a little weed. I smoked a cigar. I drank a little drink. And I literally started that life at 30. You understand? And, you know, I can't say it was the best decision that I made. I can't say it was the worst decision that I made. It is what it is.

It is what it is. Like, you got to do what the fuck you want to do. Right. And live your life. I don't, like, I never been, like, a scared person. I could have been dead ten times. You understand? Like, I've been shot at a bunch of times.

I've been in situations a bunch of times. You know, but one thing that I knew was honor and protocol. And I know that a lot of people in this industry that we come from, they don't know the basics. They don't know the math. They don't know the knowledge. So they do different things that's like temperamental, right? They don't do different things that represent the culture or themselves or their families. You know, you look at how many rats that we got today.

Ain't never been an extermination plan like we need today. You understand? Back then, you knew what to do and you knew what not to do. Nowadays, people don't even know what not to do. And you know why I say you know what? I can't even blame them because they ain't had the knowledge or the influence or the team or the structure that we had for that

guidance. So they lost. They lost ones. You understand? We wasn't lost ones. You know, we came up with protocol, obedience, discipline, repercussions and different things that went against that violation.

Let me ask you something before you get up out of here. I'm not going nowhere. I'm ready to write my book in this motherfucker. Because there were two different eras, right? When you speak

about J, then you speak about X, right? That's two different conversations. We got it. Exactly. That's what I'm trying to say. And then we speak about X. That was a certain era.

Then you speak about J. That was a certain era, either behind or before. Yeah. What did you visualize? Jay, that was a certain era, either behind or before. What did you visualize? What I visualized was that X put his drug habits, his hard times, his inconvenience to life, his unchosen parts of life on his front sleeve. And no disrespect

to Hov, I'm working on him on his music right now, but he put all those things under the mansion. X put it on his sleeve. Which is the reason why X would pray with people on their stage. Bloods, Crips, Bloods, gangbangers, drug dealers, whoever you named it.

They'd cry on stage for X. It's hard to follow X with Can I Get A, or whatever them songs were. You understand? So that's why Taz had to reverse on that physical stage. But, you know, Hov is a genius. He's a smart guy. And he might have, I have no doubt that he's going to have, like, the long-term effect that might outlast a DMX.

But he knew what his best challenges was. Nas, DMX, but he knew what his best challenges was. Nas, DMX, maybe the two out of a few. He respect those things. He respect DMX, he respect Nas, and he respect himself. And I've never ever seen him disrespect those

things. As much as those people felt disrespected in those times, I've been with Hov in a lot of real personal moments. And I witnessed him listen to Nas. I witnessed him giving props and respect to DMX, which is the reason why I'm happy why him and DMX communicate on the phone right now. Now, if DMX would have signed to Roc Nation

recently... Why do you want to do that to me? Go ahead. No, but I'm asking you. All the way. You could, but I've seen your statement. I've personally seen your statement. It've personally seen your statement. It was like, yo, I don't mind that the Lox,

that Roc Nation, Lox and the one. I never do. You know, thought that Roc's son. Okay. Would you have felt the same way about the ex? I don't think, the dog ain't throwing him no sign. At least you know. But you know what? Let me tell you something. I't think the dog ain't throwing him no time. At least you know. But you know what? Let me tell you something.

I seen the dog in Vegas. I said, your dog. He said, yo, your podcast is good, right? I said,

yeah. I need you one more time. He said, for what? I said, I forgot too. I don't need you. But the dog.

The dog is with. You know, if the dog was to do a deal with Roc Nation and was taking his kids to the next level, because that's our main focus on this new album. It ain't even about him, me. It's about his kids and his family. Because that's what we work hard for. We done had all the fun. We done had fun since 98.

You understand? It's 2017. And so it's bigger than me, him. It's about our kids. Next year, 20 years. Alhamdulillah. You understand? Alhamdulillah. You know, it's about Daw about our kids. Next year, 20 years. Alhamdulillah. It's about dogs, kids, and I really

feel a type of way about that. I know that he feel a type of way about that. If we can't elevate the kids, then what we was put on here, on earth to do, was wasted. You understand? I believe in no wasted time

on this limited time that we call life. There's only 28,000 days to this thing that we call life. I done lived 14,000 of my days and I'm 38. So imagine where everybody else stand in this world. By the time you know the time that you spend on this world, this shit is almost

fucking over. And then they can hit you with some more other shit. You understand? So I just admire the protocols and the factors that's within. You know, as far as dog, you know, you're either ready or you're not ready. You understand?

I look him in his eyes, I'll fight him. We'll get into it. We done scrapped many a times. Off of love. Yes. Me and dog scrapped many a times. We fight.

Physical. Hands. Knuckles. Black eyes. And then we shoot out for each other for survival, too. That's in his book. I protected his life many a times, you know what I'm saying? Like,

it was just nature. You're not going to do nothing to him. That's my brother. You know what I'm saying? And one thing I can tell you about Dog, he's the most generous person I met. If you look at all his crimes that they talk about, it ain't never been about no real crimes. It ain't been about governmental crimes.

Him joking with police this time. You ain't never seen no news with X about him hurting a person or doing bodily harm or doing something really disrespectful to anybody. It's been about small things. You understand? And for him to be able to maintain his capabilities in his music industry to be small things, but the media want to backlash him for big things

and for him to have his stride and to be focused today, man, that man, he got a song called Cancer Survivors. Right? Is it about cigarette niggas? Because I'm about to smoke a cigarette Nah, this is about not This is about not smoking fucking cigarettes

Cancer Survivors Cancer And he's talking about He's talking about his grandmother that died from cancer And the cancer survivors Really are the people that survive from people that lost ones to cancer. But also the people

that survive cancer that's still living in regrets of cancer. You understand? He got a song called Fool's Gold. Where many of these guys are poor kings. Big mansions, yachts, this, that, and that. They have everything but have nothing.

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And storytellers with wisdom to spare. Listen on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. We're back to Drink Champs Radio with rapper N.O.R.E. and DJ EFN Are we taking another shot? Let's go, I like that you're nice I like that you not even had what you had I haven't been hit for a long time You are here

In the physical But in the mental. Relax. Are we taking one more shot? No. Let's take one more shot. Why not? All right, fuck it.

I'm taking one more shot. Let me put my headphones on so I can hear the shot. I can't believe you're here, twin. Twin, twin, twin, twin, twin, twin, twin. Yo, let me tell you something. I was going to throw a beetle and we could freestyle. Let me tell you something. I love this guy right here. We're not going to talk about what happened, what happened when I, but we love this guy.

I can't believe he's here. Handsome guy, too. Give me your shot, buddy. He swagged out on me What am I doing? What are you glassing? You're my purple It's your fault bro

It's my fault It's your fault bro I already had my barber fees That's what happens bro That's what happens bro On Dream Champs bro Dream Champs Dream Champs

That makes it up for Dream Champs Hey Wait wait wait Before I give you this on Drink Champs, bro. Drink Champs? Drink Champs! That makes no difference for Drink Champs! Hey! Before I give you this, can you do that one more time so we can sample that really quick? Listen, one time we're going to do that

for Drink Champs! Showtime! God damn it! Holy shit! It's just water. It's just water. It's just water. It's just water. It's just water. He went in. He went in. Hold up, hold up. I need this to be the illest fucking interview Do not let me leave

Unless this is your best interview You've already hands down Trust us Trust us bro Seriously I don't know why I'm keep doing this. My gosh. Let's go.

Listen, listen. Trust us. I want this to be the best fucking interview on Drake Chance. Hell yeah. With him, I love him. I love him, man. And I love y'all because you love y'all. But I started off loving him.

I want this to be the most rated. Actually, light the gold blood. This is how you start. No, seriously. Light the gold blood. Whatever y'all want to get into. And just pass it to me.

Whatever y'all want to get into. Give him the heroin. Give him the heroin. That's my most controversial shit tonight. I'm ready to fuck your emotion. That shit ran away from me. It's the first episode. I'm ready to fuck you up. That shit ran away from me. It's the first episode I came back to in Switzerland. My dog right here.

Yo, yo. This is a look. That is Twins. Now, you just sold, bro. Let me tell you something. I got you. No, no, I got you. Don't you dare try to stand up.

No, no, no, no. Relax. No, no, no. Look, look. Twins is moving forward in life right now, dog. Listen, listen. Twins is moving forward in life right now. Listen, listen. It's the wish. It's brother right here.

No, no, no. Let me keep it real with you. It's the soul, man. Let me keep it real with you. I'm going to keep it real with you. Damn, bro. Hold on, hold on, hold on. I didn't mean to get emotional.

I'm fucking emotional. All right. No, no, no. Let me break it down. Since the beginning we started this show, Twins came with me. That's my little man right there. Since you started the show? beginning we started this show. Twain came with me. That's my little man right there. Since you started the show? Since we started the show. We started the show, not me.

We started the show. I'm going to tell you something. Wait, hold on. Let me finish. Let me finish. And what was it? Downtown? Yeah, in my office. The old office. Tell them.

It was in Biscayne. Yeah. Right by Bayside. Good. I can't finish the talk. No. We did the first two shows. Kenny Anderson and Fat Joe.

Kenny Anderson was first. Fat Joe was second. But Fat Joe came out first. All right. Good. And my man was there the whole time. That's right. I'm going to tell you something.

From this night on, we dedicate 5% of the show to this brother. Let's do it. Like, if he meant that to us And I know who he is In 2.1 seconds I knew that before we even did it What we did over there You know

We all we got You know what I'm saying We all we got And we can't expect for somebody to recognize us Yeah Let me tell you something Can I tell you something And we can't expect for somebody to recognize us more than we recognize ourselves. Can I say something? They started to go fund me.

That's relax. Slime. Slime. Go fund. Slime. I got my niggas. I got my niggas. They started to go.

Relax. Who did that? I don't know. I don't know. But Slime. Slime never want to go find me. You can call me. You ain't got no fucking go-get. Exactly.

Give me five. We don't do the go-find. Give him ten. Slime, you with me, Slime. We don't do that. Snags, wake up. We got the recovery. I'm all out.

Doesn't matter. If I go broke, it's okay. Together. God damn it. Relax. I didn't like it. But you with me forever. Inshallah.

Because you drink Chance fucking Army, brother. Right, Ali? I mean what I say. We're going to make sure everything is taken care of. Relax. I'm going to lie. Because listen,

if I be too nice to you, the fans not going to like it. Hey. So come on, say something. You know we got you, Tor. We don't need to go find you. I believe in this show since day one. And I told Slim, there's going to be millions of subscribers. And I said it

in episode 11. As an outsider perspective, I knew this. When I saw Slam talking to Fat Joe, I was like, this is not an interview. This is a conversation of hip-hop. This is inside. This is deep. This is

raw until people really want to know. That's why I was Snapchatting The whole shit And Slam was like Yo Twin No Snapchat

I got him in trouble Yo Snapchat Do these Facts So that's when Yo Craig was like Yo stop bullying My little man

Or whatever And it's crazy That shit came out On Revolt And all that So I just knew Where you from Where you from I'm from Dominican Republic My nationality And it's crazy That shit came out On Revolt And all that So I just knew Good morning

Where you from? I'm from Dominican Republic My nationality But my parents My dad's from You know Washington Heights And my mother

My mother's from Santo Domingo You know Santiago And the Dream Chats family Miss you That's right Yeah We've been here

From day one Since we started this Word And the fans They miss you So keep talking to them for it. It's my pride and joy, man. I did this out of heart, you know what I mean? Just the whole supporting. I've seen the bigger picture.

I saw the episode one. I saw the bigger picture. I see it, and there's still more to come. Right. You're about to make yourself cry. Let's talk about somebody. Let's talk about your cousin sticking your finger in your ass. Yeah, where it all at?

What? I'm about to speak some real shit. I'm about to fuck with that. Nah, it's some real shit. You brought to me some real shit. They're taking the finger out of your tongue. That wasn't a cousin. That was your doctor. That's called digital stimulation. Cause Cause Cause Cause Cause Cause Cause Cause Cause Cause Cause Cause Cause Cause Cause Cause Cause Cause Cause Cause Cause Cause Cause Cause Cause Cause Cause Cause Cause Cause Cause Cause Cause Cause Cause Cause Cause Cause Cause Cause Cause Cause Cause Cause Cause Cause Cause Cause Cause Cause Cause Cause Cause Cause Cause Cause Cause Cause Cause Cause Cause Cause Cause Cause Cause Cause Cause Cause Cause Cause

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Cause Cause Cause Cause Cause Cause Cause When you're paraplegic, paralyzed, waist down, you have no controls over your shit or your piss. So, one, I got to take out my pee every certain amount of hours. And I got to shit a certain amount of days. So, since your body's not moving as much, you get constipated. So, it's called digital stimulation, cuz. Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey.

Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. You start feeling that shadow I don't want none of that shit Yo listen listen We got you at drink 10 We got you at drink 10 And if people are listening in And you wanna you know, whatever. But listen, when I, you're my family. And I told them, I said, don't start no gun.

Go fuck that. Don't need none of that dumb shit. I told them, I said, because you know what? I got you. Yeah. And I could care less. Oh, Lord. Huh.

Huh. Huh. A lot of black conversation. Black. Black. Yeah. I understand what he's saying. But then, then, then.

Oh, God. Oh, God. I understand what he said I understand But relax I'm relaxed man This is a blessing You know why There's nobody else in this world That I see everybody love As much as they love you twin

And we're going to continue To support that You know why that I see everybody love as much as they love you, Twin. And we're going to continue to support that. Correct. You know why? Your fucking shit. And I don't give a fuck. I'm going to go broke. No, I'm going to make sure my family's okay first.

Everything left, I I'm gonna make sure D.C. Twin is okay Yeah Because And we're gonna But we're gonna make sure D.C. Twin is okay Because

You started with us And you're gonna end with us And we see you stand up Where's the guy? It's 1800 and a month? Tell them niggas relax. Tell them niggas, you got 12 months already paid. Yeah!

Because we're going to make sure you continue to walk, son. You want to talk in the mic? Yeah. Say something to the people. I'm walk, sir. You want to talk to the mic? Yeah. Say something to the people. No, man. I do everything out of heart. When you do everything out of heart, everything plays out right. That's right.

And sometimes things happen, but you can't question the man upstairs. That's right. At the end of the day, there's a reason behind it. And it's faith. It's energy. And God is a creator of science. That's why I don't give a fuck what them doctors told me. Right.

You know what I'm saying? Whatever. And like I said, I'm prepared for whatever. But I know I got a good team behind me. I got a great family. My Drink Champs family. Talk to your fans. Because every time you go live, I see how many fans you know, my Drink Champs family, I was like, I, you know. Talk to your fans, because every time you go live,

I see how many fans you got, man. Nah, man, hey, shout out niggas from Pakistan. Yeah, you got Pakistan.

Shout out to the New Zealand niggas, man. Shout out London, man, UK. Everybody's loyal, dog. West Coast,

man, just everybody, man. You're Swiss, so, you know, I just want to break it down You know when we started this shit

We just wanted It was just a cool Retarded league Cause you know we're retarded And it just kept Blowing And Twin was a part of the first Episode

And Fat Joe called me This is how I knew. Wow. And Fat Joe called me. This is how I knew it was retarded. Fat Joe called me and said, why you been... He said, you mad? You be mean to this nigga. Yeah, word. Fat Joe will pick that out.

And I'm like, damn. But... Everybody in our crew has duties. That's what you said. Everybody in our crew has duties. That's what you said. Everybody in our crew has duties, whether you big or small. Everybody in our crew got duties. That's right.

And we all got to stick together. That's a fact. And Swiss beats. We're going. Let's all. Everybody. And I'm R.E. Man from TV for life.

Whatever y'all want to do. We got to big you up as a father right now. Thank you, man. As a father. My kids changed my life. My kids made me put boundaries on what I would do and what I won't do. Our kids, none of them asked to be here. You understand? I would do and what I won't do. You know, our kids, none of them asked to be here. We might be in our

situation while we're here, but when them kids come, they ain't asked to be here. We got to protect them from all the different things that we ain't even prepared for. I have fun with my kids. I'm a class clown with my kids. You know what I'm saying?

My dad wasn't, you know, most of our dads wasn't there for us. We got to spend more time to come up with less excuses. You know what I'm saying? You got the big Mickey Mouse in your crib. Yo, that's Mickey Mouse. The Mickey Mouse that...

That's like a wood. Yeah, yeah. That was purchased from the Brooklyn Museum. That's my from the Brooklyn Museum. That's my artist name, Kors. You know that. That was his biggest sculpture he did at that particular time. I decided to drive to drink.

What neighborhood was that? That wasn't Verona. No, I live in Jersey. No, Verona, New Jersey. No, I live in Englewood. Jersey, you know? Englewood. That's where the big Jersey. No, I live in Englewood. Jersey, you know? Englewood. That's where the big shit is at.

Eddie Murphy Old Crib. Englewood, Jersey? Eddie Murphy Old Crib. That's not... Yeah. That's not... What neighborhood is that? That's not Pomona.

That's life after Pomona. That's Eddie Murphy Old Crib. Rich. With a 40 feet... That's a 40 feet sculpture in the house. And the reason why I bought that was because I seen a lot of people in our culture not really giving it up. So, you know, the 40 feet Kehinde Wiley that's in the house come from the Brooklyn Museum. And I just want to inspire people that come to the crib to understand that art is a blessing.

And when they walk through the crib they see everything from that 40 feet to 12 by 12 you know so it's entry point you can afford this and you can work your way up to that you know but i've seen a lot of my peers they put you know different uh high branded artists in their house that never connect to them. Everybody in the Dean Collection I know personally. I started the Dean Collection as a personal gallery for my family.

And then I seen how many lives I was changing from the things I was buying. Then I started, I gave my social media platform to all those up and coming artists which started no commissions. 100% back to the artists. So let me ask you one thing before you get up out of here.

I ain't going nowhere. We're over here. What's up? On that Cash Money tour, it was like you. It was manly fresh. Me getting manly fresh. I mean because of the comparisons.

So on that Cash Money tour, Rough Rider tour, that was the first. So, what happened? Ain't nothing happened. What was supposed to happen? I ain't gonna lie I gotta take a piss Oh like 17 hours You taking a piss Don't take a piss That's why I bought you The pamper

That you have on Don't worry about it Damn you brought you The pamper I got a diaper The pendants I got a diaper On the cash money tour

On the cash money tour Yeah It's you guys It's you guys It's you guys I'm tuned in It's their guys Yeah X got

The hottest record in The east coast At that particular time And then Juvenile Cash Money They got the hottest record Who is closing particular time. And then Juvenile. Cash Money. And Cash Money. Killed it. They got the hottest record.

They killed it. Who was closing? That's what's up. Who was closing? This is a tour? Yeah, I'm talking about this. Rough Riders, Cash Money tour was very easy. Some nights they'd close out, some nights we'd close out.

Depend on the region? Yeah. It wasn't like Rough Riders Rockefeller tour, you know what I'm saying? Right. Rough Riders Cash Money tour was different. The only thing is that we had to give a lot of

choppers to them to handle their personal beefs. Choppers, you said? Yeah, we had to give a lot of choppers. Literally choppers. Okay, so it went down. 16 plus and all them things. We had to give choppers. We had to get a lot of choppers. Literally choppers. Yeah. Okay, so it went down. 16 plus and all them things. We had to get choppers to them to get out of the personal situation that they had

because of the jealousy that the South had between them at that particular time that we didn't understand. You know what I'm saying? So we got tired of going out after the show and dancing. So he's like, you know what? Here you go, your work. We got our work. You know what I'm saying?

Everybody a man for they self. And they just got to go. You know, shout out to the entire cash money. I fuck with them all. They all very talented. And we had a lot of fun. Uh-huh. One right there.

Yeah! God damn it! Yes. You remember this? Your ass. You remember that? Yep. It's going down. I don't want to.

Because Swiss don't want to end. Nigga, I'm still ready. Whatever you want to go. He's still ready to go. But I got to take a piss. Yo, I'm peeping right now, bro. Ready to do it. I I got to take a piss. Yo, I'm peeping right now, bro. Ready to do it. I'm going to the second one.

Look at the white people. Pouring more drinks. I respect it. Yo, you see they pouring more drinks. Who? The white people. We're in Illuminati. You got to accept it.

Trump? No, me and you. What are we doing? Accept it. Illuminati. No, no. Yeah, I'm definitely not in Illuminati. Fuck out of here.

That's the problem right there. I'm not accepting it. Oh, you want to be in Illuminati? No, man. You're stupid. You're retarded. I'm not accepting it Oh you wanna be an Illuminati? No man You're stupid Get the fuck out of here I'm not an Illuminati Get the fuck out of here dude

I see the checks you cash Bro same checks you cash man Fuck out of here You get it first What the fuck are you talking about man? You get it first I What the fuck are you talking about, man? You get it first. I get what first? The jacks. Oh, so you're blaming

me for CBS? That's crazy, man. I'm telling you, it's Luminati. No, no, Luminati. Fuck the Luminati. Hey, Luminati, fuck you. And fuck where the fuck you came from. Whoa. Whoa.

That was here, fam. Yeah, it's just here, fam. Fuck with the fuck you came from Fuck a fuck y'all man Respect that yeah respect that shit Swiss is like what's going on? This guy laugh at me With that shit This guy just came With some crazy shit Don't blame it on me Yeah I'm blaming it on you Donald Trump

Listen Donald Trump The check's coming to you I ain't got the check yet bro You get mad 2016 17 We talking about checks That's your fault

That's your fault Yo Swiss You like hot sauce Like that man This is hot sauce Your fault. That's your fault. Oh, what the fuck? Yo, Swiss, you like hot sauce like that, man? This is hot sauce. I promise you. That's pipe sauce. So who's your favorite rapper all the time, Swiss? DMX.

DMX? Yeah, man. Who's your favorite CEO all the time? Get ready here. Oh, man. You're going backwards. All right, I'm going to go six. here. Oh, man. You're going backwards. All right. I'm going to go sixes.

Six degrees. Okay. Who's your favorite new nigga or all time? How new niggas going to be all time? New nigga.

New nigga. All time? He ain't even have no time. That could be Kendrick. That could be Kendrick. I'm just saying. Relax.

Who snorted like that? My favorite new person. Yeah, new person. I ain't meet him yet. Oh, okay. Good answer. Come on, man. Yeah.

I wasn't ready. And then we were good. Okay. It was a new port? That's horrible Man, I swear to God We got a fucking butcher shop behind us Chinese restaurant Operation that's happening in there

Ding, ding, ding, ding, ding Chinese restaurant in the back I'm eating some Chinese I'm working wings right now. Yo, can somebody get some dumplings? I'm going to that shit. Yo, snacks. Find out where the wings are.

I'm going right there. Lemon pepper. Lemon pepper. Kapangka pangka. Makahaya bing bong. Lakapangka pangka. Ask me. Talk to me.

What are you doing? Good, good. Ask that shit right now. No, it's makahaya bing bong. That's all I have to say. Makahaya bing. We want to do the are you doing? Good, good. Ask that shit right now. No, it's Macabre Bing. That's all I have to say. Macabre Bing? We want to do another shot Tiger Bone. Let's do it.

Let's do it. Another shot Tiger Bone? Absolutely. I have no more shot. I take hot sauce. No, no. Tiger Bone is a shot that has to be had. I take hot sauce.

I don't see it. Tiger Bone is a problem. Listen, I got to go to bed. I can't be all packed up. Yes, I have to go to bed too. We're all human beings. I'm in the city by myself. We're all human beings. I'm in the city by myself. We're all the same. You and me.

You made that point. Give me your shot, buddy. I'll take it. You take this one. Give me a little bit. Wait, wait, wait. Relax. Give me the fucking shot glass.

Shot glass for shot glass. That's organic. I can take a shot. Where's your shot glass, Swiss? Swiss. He's good. He ain't hitting that, Tiger. Oh, no, I'm not giving you the glory.

I'm not going to do that to him, bro. Why would you do that? Why would you do that? There you go, man. Now you're good. No, that to him, bro. Why would you do that? Why would you do that? My liver's good. There you go, man. A little more. Now you're good. No, that's good enough. Trust me.

No, wait, bro. Come on. You too? You're out of here? Oh, shit. Oh, shit. I'm going to have to ask Michael Jackson. Damn. Oh shit I'm getting To answer Michael Jackson Damn Oh man

I know it's that bitch Oh shit Alright I'm outta here bro Later guys One of the dopest No I'm outta here Bye bye bye I'm outta here

Yo peace Give me five Can I ask A producer question real quick Wait Oh this guy What's the What's the dopest One of the dopest Instagrams I ever seen Instagram huh Can I ask him a producer question real quick? Wait. Oh, this guy wants to come to the music video.

One of the dopest Instagrams I ever seen. Instagram, huh? Was when you was with your ex-wife and your new wife. Yeah. That was dope. You know, progress is the key to life. Well, thanks. You know, a lot of people.

That's my fucking shit. Sorry. Excuse me, Swiss. Nah, that's all right. The tiger bone just fucked me up. That's all good. Go ahead. life well I know a lot of people it's my fucking shit sorry excuse me Swiss NASA tiger bone just fucked me up it's all good you know my divorce was a very hard time in my life and to be able to have my ex-wife and my current wife and great standards great form due to our kids and put our kids first. I was like one of my biggest highlights ever in life.

You know what I'm saying? Every man should whisper that. A lot of the gossip, a lot of people that, you know, We don't care about gossip over here. Let me tell you something. The reason why I was able to handle even gossip different was because I understood why people hate.

People hate to use it as a cure for their insecurities. They use hate to use it as a form for them to lift up from their problems. I was like, that's why hate is so popular. That's why negative news is better than good news. Because it's a cure to people's insecurities

that they got to deal with every day. So if you can look at a Swiss Beats and Alicia Keys life and it's not perfect and you can pull yourself up from that for two minutes that's the view that you're inclined to have to feel

better about yourself that day even though you ain't did shit about yourself that day so for my ex-wife and my current wife to come to standards because of kids and forget about the fame and the publicity. You know what I'm saying?

That was the greatest time of my life. You know what I'm saying? Thank you. And we got chapters for that coming. That was the beginning, you know? Relax, mother. I've been relaxing. I've been relaxing.

I've been sitting in this mother... You know what, Swiss? Because we appreciate you for coming here. I just want to give you the best interview ever. You gave way more than that. Way more than that. I know him.

I know him. I'm not here for no other reason but to contribute to what you guys have going on being great. So that's why I'm like, ask me whatever, handle whatever. I don't feel like I got to talk to anybody. I don't owe anybody an explanation of any of my past, present, or what I'm about to do because I grind really hard for that. I'm on my brother's show

and whatever he want from me, I'm going to give it to him. Problems, no problems or whatever after that, we just got to deal with it. We've been dealing with that shit all our life. There's nothing. This man that created a platform and figured that with that shit all our life. It's nothing. This man that created a platform and figured

that out, that's bigger than music. And I'm happy to see him shine in 2017 and beyond. I'm really happy to be here, like for real. Thank you. I came here with a bunch of corporate people. And we love them corporate niggas.

You know what I'm saying? I came here with my bunch of corporate people. And we love them corporate niggas. You know what I'm saying? I came here with my corporate team to support. We have corporate niggas over here. We at Zuma, we going to Nori's show, let's go. That's right. You know what I'm saying? And then we going to Zuma in the morning. Where's Zuma? We going to 11 in the morning.

11? Yeah, 11 from Zuma to Nori. 11 is tonight. Till 11. I'm going to bed. Because don't want to go to bed. Because nigga tired from that goddamn Texas, Dubai, Thailand life. Yeah, but Swiss. But how do you take his tan?

Like, what the fuck are you using on his tan? Mama, what do you use on the tan? Great accent, too. What they can done on time. What they use on the time. That's incredible. Great accent, buddy. You don't know Fabio? Fabio. You don't know Fabio? You don't know Fabio?

That's Fabio. Come on, tell him. Tell him, Fabio. Let me tell you something. I went Versace. Fabio's a good guy. You know, I shave my balls. I'm clean.

I have no hair on my underarm. No chest hairs. These guys are for Pepe Le Pew. Fabio, Fabio. Fabio's hard on the grand. He come in with a mink coat. We kill animals.

Fabio, Fabio's hard on the grand. Fabio's, is hard on the ground Fabio is He's on the ground The show I got written for Fabio Is disrespect from crazy Fabio is a problem Fabio show up there

We be like Fabio He's looking hurt He's looking like He want in on the Fabio show. No, Fabio. Fabio. Fabio. It's not Fabio.

Fabio. Is it Fabio or Fabio? Stop stressing out. Juice press. Juice press. Juice press. Everybody laughs. And we got the Bacardi people.

Look at my man from Boiler Room The other Bacardi people Faded out on the left He's from Boiler Room Tell Nori What's your love for hip hop How you know him From Boiler Room

Tell him Seriously Tell him how No, I've seen that. No, hold up. Serious. Tell him. Tell him how you know Noriega. From Boiler Room. Talk to his mic. Tell him how you know Noriega.

From Boiler Room. No. Talk to his mic. No, fuck Boiler Room. Tell him how you know him. Go ahead and hit his microphone. I grew up in Miami in the 80s, man. Oh, shit.

Okay, so. I ain't no 80s, dude. Cocaine time. Man, you from the 80s, dog? Listen. Cocaine time. Listen to him, Nor dude Listen Listen to him Nari Listen to him what he say Grew up in Miami in the 80s And how you know Nari Aga

In the 80s I was in the 90s when I really heard you What was the first song you knew about him Thanks Swiss for putting me on the spot What what what Super thug Yeah yeah Swiss I will give it to you

I'm looking at him He's not a great candidate I had too much for Carly Yo Timothy He's not a good He's not good. Kennedy. That was the best that was the best

fan ever. Unless we can cut him. You can cut that. Yo, Paul. Yo, Paul, can you sit down? Let's relax him. Okay, ask me the

realest fucking question you ever thought about in your life. No, we're going to end this show right now. I'm going to ask you to end this quiz show. No, we will going to end the show right now. We're going to end this quiz show. We will never end the show.

I want to ask me the realest question you ever wanted to ask me in your life. Let's go. This is Nori. This is Drink Chance. Your question? What's your question? No, the realest question. Go ahead.

The realest question you ever wanted me to answer in my life. Who won that battle between Jay and DMX? Well, you got to scare him. DMX. Look at that. Whoa, jump up to the mic. It's too easy.

Shit. N-O-R-E. I know you're her. I know you're her. I know you niggas her when you did that video. When he told you what he was going to be about. Did you know what he was going to do? No, my nigga.

I love your life. I love your motherfucking shirt. Damn, Ben Chapman. I need the realest question ever. What the fuck, Paul? Paul, what the fuck? It was just a drink. It was just a drink.

We're going to excuse him for the night. You made me cough on everybody. Give me the realest question you want to ask me tonight on Drink Champ. I'm not scared of you motherfuckers. I got a sap I say hat on. Let's go. Ask me the realest question tonight while we're on Drink Champs so we can get these rings out this door. What the fuck realest question we ask? What on drink champs so we can get these ratings Eat ass? That's an ACNL.

You got a motherfucking life. I ain't about to... EFN, your turn. Why you asking me, bro? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Come on, man. I'm completely confused. You got the mic right here.

Oh, do you eat ass? Not a damn motherfucking life. Why the fuck would you eat ass? Not a damn motherfucking like. Why the fuck would I eat ass? Oh, fuck it. I didn't ask you that. Damn. Is that liquor? That's not drug sauce.

That's not drug sauce. Swiss, my brother. What's up? How does it feel to be married to Alicia Keys? That was your question? Yeah, my brother. What's up? How does it feel to be married to Alicia Keys? That was your question? Yeah, I know. Do you forget sometimes? You know, my wife is a special person.

Beautiful. That's respect. That's respect. That makes a lot of sense. She woke up at 7, 6 a.m. Make some noise for this dude. Make some noise. You know, she woke up at 7, 6 a.m. in the morning and said,

she's going to the Women's March. Wow. I was tired. It's the Women's March. You want me to come with you? She said, no, it's the Women's March. Okay, go to the Women's March. Take them shooters with you.

Take them, right? As long as you protect them, I'm good. But she really about that life, and she's been about that life way more than publicized. I remember going to Africa with her and going to like four hospitals and seeing her face in these hospitals. And the last hospital, I was like, babe, why they got your face in these hospitals? She said,

these are my hospitals. I said, whoa, you own these hospitals? I'm married to her. Wow. She didn't even tell me all these hospitals she went to. She built them shits. She owned them hospitals. She didn't even tell me as her husband that she owned those hospitals. Like it didn't even tell me all these hospitals she went to. She built them shits. She owned them hospitals. She didn't even tell me as her husband that she owned those hospitals. It didn't mean nothing to her because the gift that she was giving back meant so much more.

You understand? That's who I'm dealing with. She's another type of stone. I ain't never seen nobody operating on this particular level. It's an angel from heaven now. Seriously. Yeah. We in Africa in the trenches.

I'm not talking about Africa. I'm talking about Africa. Right? It's two different tones to that shit. Right, right, right. It's like Manhattan, the Bronx, Queens. Like, it's two different zones to that. So I'm going to Africa and I'm seeing people

living and making it off of being 30 pounds and surviving off of a medicine that they're able to afford. And I never knew that my wife was affording them this medicine.

She never ever told me the story. I didn't even know why we was even in Africa. We was going there and I was going with her. I seen these people getting the antiviral medicine something that they couldn't afford. I'm like, damn, we're losing all these people for no

reason. I seen all these people survive under her watch. You understand? My wife feed over 300,000 people a year and never talk about it. Wow. 300,000 over. Her own money, her own grind, her own things. Never talk about it.

I'm like, this is her. It's her own husband. You know what I'm saying? This is her. Another type of thing. That's crazy what I'm saying? This is, this is shit, another type of thing. That's crazy. I got a lot of work to do even still today.

Wow. I got a lot of work to do. You know what I'm saying? She put me on my A game. Seriously. That's for real. That was hard. Yeah,

she put me on my A game. Good question, bro. Yeah, well, give me the hard fucking question. What do we know? I know you can answer.

I just wanted to ask. I'm privileged to ask. It's getting crazy. When did you realize that you could change or help out the art team, the visual arts? The what? The visual arts. I don't know. He's speaking about no commissions a little bit. The what? The visual arts. I don't know what the fuck he's...

He's speaking about no commissions a little bit. I noticed that I can... how about the visual arts when I just knew that the sonic arts was over-exaggerated. And I could have came in the game with no commission music and give the musician 100% of what they sold but I was just so tired of even talking about music it was just an old thing to me and I seen that my way out was art

because it was something that was still untapped and it was something that hasn't been abused but abused hasn't been abused, but abused. It hasn't been abused the way that we witness abuse. But it still hasn't been abused. But I've seen that.

The abuse that they went through was still a capture. And we can still capture that. It's like, we got whipped, beat, stomped out, kicked out, set on fire. They just got punched in the fucking face for know what i'm saying so i figured that the arts can be saved and i had fun doing it because it was untapped territory for me i was literally talking about things that we can excel in doing the music industry because it was so jaded understand we were so spoiled and um it was driving so much traffic, and the music industry didn't want to invest in technology.

They didn't want to invest in future living. And so, you know, I seen all those different things front row, and I seen art as something that was still on that rebellious line of whatever we want to do. And I seen those lines of confidence. I seen those lines of expression, rebellious line of whatever we want to do. And I've seen those lines of confidence. I've seen those lines of expression.

And I say, like, yo, I want to get behind that. You know what I'm saying? I know they don't want to problem over here. You know, so on the street level, I felt comfortable. On a visual level, I felt comfortable. On an artistic level, I felt comfortable, and that's what I went with. Of course. There you go, man.

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I gotta bring this record back One more motherfuckin' time This record is so motherfuckin' New York It's so hip-hop Drink Champ's Anthem My brother N.O.R.E. Produced by my nigga Swizz Beatz Check it out. Shout out my nigga Tank. You don't hear me though Everybody To the floor Pick it up now

Drop it down Shout my nigga Tank Send me on my clip I got a hundred It's like Super thug life A super thug life You don't hear me though

I'm on the drink champs I drink a lot I used to keep the 40 on me I drink a lot I'm on the drink champs Cause I drink a lot I used to keep the 40 on me I ain't thinkin' Yo, I'm on the drink champs Goddamn. Why? Because I...

Swizzy. Come on. Come on. EFN, what up? Rocket Mortgage, come on Yo, yeah, I want some new shit Yeah, I want some new shit You talkin' like you killers, but You don't ever do shit

I told my niggas Swiss, yo, I'm back at it They slept on slime, gave them a craft matty Used to sell crack, I ain't drink a lot Now in the wintertime, see me with a bank a lot I made the drink chance, cause I drink a lot I used to keep that Glock on me, I ain't drink a lot Now in the wintertime, see me with a bank a lot I made the drink chance, cause I drink a lot I used to keep that Glock on me, I ain't think a lot Everybody, to the floor now Pick it up now, it's up and down town

See me, I'm okay, I got a hundred records Don't hit on him, hit on him I want the drink chance, cause I drink a lot I used to keep the 40 on me, I ain't think a lot He made the drink chance, cause I drink a lot. I used to keep the 40 on me, I ain't think a lot. He made the drink chance, cause he hit the lot. I used to keep the 40 on me, I ain't think a lot. I want a drink chance, cause I drink a lot. I used to keep the 40 on me, I ain't think a lot.

I used to keep the 40 on me, I ain't think a lot. I want a drink chance. See, all I want to do is be successful. Think about the money second. That shit is be successful Think about the money second That shit is stressful Think about the fan love Cause that shit is special Did it for a long time

Damn, but drug, that's buttery Still wore Timberlands Never changed on you My friend still Dominican I did it my way Asked for no permission The only dude smoking on trees And no commission

Everybody, to the show now Pick it up now She dropping down Yes, it did See me in my clip Only dudes smoking on trees and no commission. Yes, it did. If this don't feel like New York, I do not know what to tell you. Let's go. We'll be right back. See, I celebrate life. I could have been in jail and had life, nigga. Yeah, that's what I'm here for a reason. So I'm going to celebrate Drink Monk for no reason. This is drink champ season. So go have a drink.

Go ahead. Enjoy your evening. Everybody, to the floor now. Pick it up now. She dropping downtown. See me in my clip. I got a hundred. Super thug. Come on, come on. Super thug.

Come on, come on. One more time, like. Come on. Wow. That's right. Where we at? Wow. Butch.

Rock. Swizzy. Come on. Think a lot. I'm on the track. Damn, damn. It's a drink a lot. Keep the 40 on me. I ain't think a lot. Keep the 40 on me. Goddamn. The Butch Rock.

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