Drink Champs - #Throwback Episode - w/ French Montana, T.I. and A$AP Rocky | (Ep.56)

Episode Date: December 17, 2025

N.O.R.E. & DJ EFN are the Drink Champs and we're taking it back to some of the most legendary moments in Drink Champs history Classic interviews, unforgettable stories, and iconic guests who shaped the culture.   In this classic throwback episode of Drink Champs, N.O.R.E. and DJ EFN chop it up with French Montana, T.I. and A$AP Rocky!    This episode is a full-on celebration of culture, charisma, and heavyweight energy as the Champs welcome three giants of the game: French Montana, T.I., and A$AP Rocky. This episode blends waves of comedy, competition, storytelling, and real talk as the legends sit down, raise their cups, and let the gems fly.   French Montana pulls up with his signature swagger, speaking on his journey from the Bronx to worldwide fame, his unforgettable collaborations, and the mindset behind his longevity. T.I. brings the Southern royalty energy, offering sharp insights on Atlanta’s dominance, his evolution as an artist and entrepreneur, and classic moments from the Trap Muzik era. A$AP Rocky adds that Harlem creative flair, diving into fashion, fatherhood, the early A$AP movement, and the trials and triumphs that shaped him into a global icon.   Together, the trio gives fans a rare blend of perspectives—East Coast, Down South, and Uptown—each honoring the culture while keeping it unfiltered the way Drink Champs does best. With jokes, shots, stories, and game sprinkled throughout, This episode stands as one of the most dynamic cross-generational link-ups in the show’s history.   Make some noise for French Montana, T.I. and A$AP Rocky!!! 💐💐💐🏆🏆🏆   -Originally published on January 19th, 2017   *Listen and subscribe at https://www.drinkchamps.com   Follow: Drink Champs https://www.drinkchamps.com https://www.instagram.com/drinkchamps https://www.twitter.com/drinkchamps https://www.facebook.com/drinkchamps   DJ EFN  https://www.crazyhood.com https://www.instagram.com/whoscrazy https://www.twitter.com/djefn https://www.facebook.com/crazyhoodproductions   N.O.R.E.  https://www.instagram.com/therealnoreaga https://www.twitter.com/noreagaSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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And right now, as y'all know, a drink chance, we celebrate our artists. We respect our artists. We give them flowers when they can smell them, and we give them trees, when they can inhale them. And we drink with our artists. And we got, yeah, we drink with our artists. And we got legends right now. I could get his brother so many accolades, but I'm going to give them the best accolade ever, in my opinion. He got caught with 27 guns at the B-T Awards.

Let's make some noise for that guy, Derek. Let's make him noise that guy, Derek. Where he had? I need to be around here. Where he is? And the other guests we got, I'm not going to lie. He's been knocking down everything in Hollywood. And we love him for that.

He's making every hood nigger look good. Let's make some noise for our next guest. And we also got my brother from another. Zach Baggers claiming the building. Just in case we introduce T.I.T.I.P. Motherfucking, make some noise for the king of the South. The South of the building. Hey, yo.

If you're going to be around, you got to make noise. It's legends in the motherfucking building. And we got French, motherfucking Montana. Make some noise. Yo, so, French, what's been going on, man? You've been folks to be on a drink chance. That's Ti. Had you ever had a shot of Tiger Ball?

No, I don't do shots. You don't do shots? No. Damn, that was some real rich things. flip the mic around? I really respected that, too. Yeah, yeah. I really respected that,

T. I don't take shots. But you do Crown Royal? Yeah, I do Crown, Apple, and Cramp. Well, ask, as a matter of fact, whoa, stop. Okay. I have not endorsing any particular alcohol. I do several different alcohols

depending on my mood and the occasion. And the check. There's too much champagne for drinking champ. I ain't going to do no champagne. Drinking Champ is our other podcast. It's a other podcast. I ain't fend to do no champ. champagne. Why you don't

like champagne? That's fuck now. You don't like to celebrate? It's a celebration. I pop a bottle, man. Pop a bottle, man. I'll hear that. Pop a bottle. Let's pop a bottle. We got T.I. I know, man. I wonder how many words I'm going to learn from T.I. today. That's a slick move, man.

What? What's that? If you don't want to drink no real looking. Nah, I build up, French. I build up, baby. I don't just, you know. Man, where the fuck are you going to? Who are going to drink this? We're drinking it. We're all drinking it. We're all drinking. You almost caught a case, my brother.

You almost killed jeans just now. You almost killed them just now. So let me get straight into a hip-hop question. What the fuck happened to mac and cheese for? Um, shit, man, it was just too much shit with, like, you know how, like, you work on mixed tapes and you, like, a fucking sample with Jackson 5 and sample, fucking, the queen sample, like, whoever the fuck you want. rising to the top. Then you got a whole album done on basically samples

and by time the niggas go and redo the sandboots here because nobody wanted to clear it. You don't want to hear your own shit on it. So it's like, it was that kind of vibe with it, you know what I'm saying?

Plus my shit got leaked. Then they wanted me to drop my shit like three months after. But it's all love, though. We're still Grammy nominated. We're still the hottest niggas in the streets. Brown yon. You got any on it for this Grammys?

Yeah. Oh yeah? What's on? Two times. You gotta make noise for that. Let's make noise for Christmas. Let's also make sure noise more rough

from the motherfucking Justice League in the motherfucking building to Rook in the building Now Tia, man You were one of the brothers I kind of seen Like I might have came out

97, what year you came out? Shit, 2000 1st. So I've seen your growth from the beginning You're a brother I'm very, very proud of You stay consistent

You stay who you was Prior to you getting into business And you're still the same to this day. How do you maintain that? I mean, I think a strong sense of self, you know what I'm saying? You got to know you. A lot of cats, they drift away because they don't really have a strong sense of who they are

before they come into all of the things that come with the business. Like me, I knew who I was for I got here. You know what I'm saying? So any enhancements is just going to be an enhancement to the person that I already was. I'm not going to, I ain't going to venture off into no weird shit. I respect that. I respect that. Now, recently, one of our friends, I have to say both of our friends, made a statement, and he said that, you know, he pulled out, you know, a blood rag. It was the size of a comforter. He's our brother. And you addressed his statement. And I seen Young Dro on the breakfast club, and everybody asked you on Joe, well, do you think T.I. is wrong for addressing this in a public manner when this is something that he could have. called them, and Young Droh said something that was very, very important.

He said, well, what our brother did was publicly, so you addressed it in a public manner. I mean, well, first of all, like, I don't really, I don't do a whole lot of talking on the subject simply because that, that someone is someone that I do consider a true, a true, dear friend. He's my brother, so, oh, Tiger Bone, let's go to Tiger Bone. Yeah, but I'll let's hear out with the Tiger Bomb. It's going to change your life It's a Roman candle

Ain't gonna change my life It's somebody that I really do consider a friend Like I got I got real deal love for him And it was two parts Like the first part was sheer It was sheer shock

It was sheer shock In seeing what I Like I had heard about this shit And I'm on the front line out here Promoting You know what I'm saying I'm on the front line out here promoting this and, you know, I'm the one

who cats are going to come to all the time with the, hey man, you heard this? Hey man, what did you think about that? And I'm always the one who say, hey, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Like, let's not be so quick to judge and to be critical of cats. You know what I'm saying?

Let's get cats an opportunity. But like, shit, it was like the second or third time. And, I mean, It hurt. I ain't like it. Right. You did. Well, we know your statement came from the heart.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. It wasn't from a place of me trying to... There was no malice. I said no, no, no, no, no. What was the statement? What was the statement? What was it? And some parts of me wanted to hurry up and address it

before someone who didn't have love in their heart could jump on it and address it. If I address it and I get out there on it first, then none of you other fuck-nigger can't say nothing. Because I don't already addressed it. Have you spoken since then? Nah. Okay.

I suggest you do. You know what I'm saying? I'm open to that. Because you know why sometimes, you know, us as artists, we'll sit down and we'll say something publicly, you know, about somebody that we have a personal relationship with. And then if we don't speak, we'll let the public, you know, make our decisions. And us as being, because us as black men right now, we got to stick together. I don't give a fuck. I'm with them right now.

I'm with them right now. Yeah, we would them too, man. Whether he knows it or not. That's big up little Wayne right now. That's basically moving with a little Wayne, God damn it. Now, Frist Montana, yeah, listen, man, if y'all going to be here, they're going to make a little fucking noise.

We got two legends in the building, man. And we got Zach Baggers clean. You know, that's his thugged out name, Zach Baggers clean, because he bagged bitches that bagger's clean. I've seen them in my mind. I'm sorry. You know what I'm saying? So Frist Montana, so there's no mac and cheese for.

Yeah. What are we doing that out? I put it out. Oh, you did? You bootleg your own shit. Yeah. How did L.A. Reed feel about that? How did L.A. Reed feel about that?

I mean, I thought he was going to say that. My loitutes to my fans. And, you know, even the records that I put out, I still made the budget back for L.A. Reed. But L.A. Reed, understood, you know, the situation. I mean, shot to L.A. Reed, man, you know, just for being the biggest right now, having the biggest label right now.

Pick up to L.A.W. He got that bad. I'm trying to reach you. Let's make some more. But you just threw out a record, which is very interesting. What? Oh, I don't know whose record this is. It's you, Cam, and Kanye. Who record is that?

I don't even know who record is that. That's how you know. You know us and Kanye? No, me. That's another one. That's another one. Yeah, I'm on point. I'm going to do.

I'm good at my job. All big record. Mad big records right there. Yeah, they took it down. It's supposed to be part of some. It's supposed to be coming out. Who took it down? The people up there.

Diplomat? Nah, the people. Illuminati. Illumination. Donald Trump took it down. Donald Trump. God damn it. Yeah, but that record wasn't supposed to be out.

He got a leak. You know what I'm saying? But they took it down, though. Now, French, you got a lot of Hollywood friends. But a lot of niggas don't know. You're a real hood nigger. For sure. You remember when I first hung out with you,

Maxby and Roxy Reynolds Zach, you just came home, right? Yo, let me tell you something. Listen, let me take you the funniest in the world, Tia, all right? I'm sitting at the bar, and I kind of feel like

like Shorty was kind of looking at me like, yo, what's your problem? Why are you not recognizing me? And I'm like, how are you doing? I'm talking. And she's looking at me like, nigga, I'm this shit, but I don't watch porn,

at least not at that time, right? So I was like, I didn't. What was wrong, y'all? Sure you did. But I didn't know, right? Max and Prince pulls out the car. These niggas are damn, they elbow on each other. I'm looking, and I'm like, yo, and they both won me over.

They're like, you don't know who the fuck that is? And I'm like, no. They're like, that's Roxy Reynolds. Then I look, and I'm talking about it's a line at the hotel, just waiting to speak to her, and French and Vaxby locked it down. Did you guys smash that night? No, that was Max Vee joined. That was Max B.J.

That was Max B., that's made a noise to make. God damn. We live in doing it out here. Yo, you came a long way. But let's describe that situation. Man, I just remember Max waking up one day, and he just, you know, he found her in the room, and he just came out. I was like, y'all think she liked me. French fallback.

Wait. You said you did go to the room. I think of it. I remember that one. He's that fresh fall back. Yeah, yeah, I love. You laugh. Yeah, yeah. Now he loved it, man. That was his joint.

But Cocaine City, let's take it to Cocaine City. I seen your grind from the beginning the same way as Ti. You always grind, you always have fun, you always smile. But how did you start Coast of Cape City? What was that? What was it your mind, Frank? I mean, honestly, why I came from, everybody had a platform where it's like, remember the time when, like, Kay Slay had, like, Pat Poo's, envy had like um news

fucking um who else all the everyday um yeah gloom fath envy had great cafe now I'm like yo this this platform is already gone like it's true you know what I did it was like

I always believe in the visual better than I believe in music I feel like I feel like a nigga can hear a thousand songs from you and walk right by you in the street and they can see you one time on TV and record you for the rest of their life that's deep so I believe in visual

were better than that. So all I did was I knew all the, you know, all the drug dealers from around the way, from Peewey Kirkland to, you know, to lynch mob, to everybody. So what I did was I came out with a DVD that was just like, you know, drugs on music, cocaine city. Well, I took the people that really did, I was, I was spreading a positive message because I was grabbing the people that really did it. And the people that's rapping about, they're going to do it. I was kind of like pulling both of them on one DVD and grabbing like, you know, friends that I knew. And what I was doing was just pouring my

freestyles in the middle of the vibe or whatever it is. And you always wanted to be an artist or you didn't? Yeah. Okay. That was the vision from the start. That was his marketing plan. So you're saying, yeah, that's his marketing plan. I just figured if these rappers with these DJs and the DJs benefit the money,

why can I come out with my own shit? He was his own DJ. I promote myself, make the money and get a deal and I'm profiting of the whole shit. You can't get no smarter than that. Everybody want to go through the dog, I'm going to go through the window. So that's what I was doing. I started, by the time the fourth DVD came out,

it was already like, who's friend in Montana? It was just like, you know what I'm saying? So it spread out like that. Same movie with like how I say Davis. It was like that era. Big up Shay Davis. It's a dog legend right there. And the Rikers Island legend as well.

Big up Shee Davis, yes. This is a fact. You know what I'm saying? So it was like only three DVD, like come up, cocaine, shit, this and that. So everybody was putting artists on, they eating off the artists and that. I was the only one that was an artist.

and it was my shit. Did everybody know it was your shit? No. Or was it like undercover in the sense? I didn't let them know because it was going to hate. Right, right. Now, T.I. So I just dropped it.

Bankheads! Church. The South. How did you be a brother from Bankhead? What was your start into this business? I mean, I just pulled up on, I pulled up to the studio. I got, I got introduced to K.P. Reese and Mello of PA, who was also an organized noise.

And got put on the spot and asked me if I could rap to a beat, which was, like, trivial to me. So I just went in there and did it. What did you say trivial? I don't know what that means. I'm sorry. For sure, he could do that shit. Oh, for sure.

I'm like, cool, I got to steal that word. You know, I dropped out of seventh grade, Tia. I'm sorry. Trivia. It's cool. I didn't make many years after you. And shit, man, they put me on the spot And I blazed the shit And they asked me to sign to LaFace

Right And shit, I signed to LaFace And I was on that I was in. You, he brought me some music for you. Right. And the way he described you was This kid is going to be the down south JZ. This is early on.

Right on. And I never saw you before. I never heard you before. But I heard the record. I forget which record it was. And I said absolutely. Well, I appreciate that. I said absolutely.

Like, do you look at yourself like that? I mean, and when I say Jay-Z, I mean like a king. Like a- I mean, yeah. Complementary. Yeah, I'm definitely, I'm definitely like royalty. But as far as, you know, the southern Jay-Z, I made, I took more risk and made more mistakes than Jay-Z. You know what I'm saying? So you're the South.

Ti-I. That's what you're trying to say. I mean, people compare me. Like, I'm somewhere in the middle of Jay-Z and Tupap. You know what I'm saying? I have similarities to both You had cases like Tupac The ups and the down

I have similarities to the boat But I appreciate all aspects of my career And you're on Rock Nation now, correct? I am You're an artist owner Yeah, of title, yeah So what does that mean for the Because you know we got dumb fans

It's about five million Dumb motherfuckers and keep listening to this yet We don't know why But just to be it up to the dark You want to big up the smart fans because you got mad the smart fans too. Be it up the smart fans. The smart fans get mad when I'm big of the dope fans. But explain that an artist owner.

You know what I'm saying? Explain that to the average Joe. Got equity in title? Yes. That's basically he just explained it. Overall, you got equity overall or just your projects? No, there's equity in the overall. Is there a select group that they brought in to have equity in it?

Let's make some noise for TI being an alumni. Whoa. We all in it, baby. I ain't claiming that. I'm fucking with you. I do not support this message. He's in the hip-hop. See, I'm like, what's going on here?

Yo, so what is your favorite thing about hip-hop, both of you guys? What is your favorite thing? I love the old jazz. I mean, for me, man, it's flexibility, independence, being able to get out here. and get paid for being us. So I'm sorry to cut you off with the fans, hate me when I do that. But you like being independent more than you like being on that major.

Sure. Yeah. Talk to this guy. Explain that, no. No, I have both. Because the only thing that the majors got is money, and now the majors don't want to spend the money no more. Yeah, that's very true.

You know what I mean? So they're not spending money on market? The only thing we need majors for right now is money. We can put our own records out. We don't need them for pressing, distribution. We don't need them Like for nothing really except money They're just a bank loan

That's it They front us work Okay With a high interest So instead of us Getting our own money And coming and buying what we sell Now you're going

Off of my potential You're going to tell me That you're willing to front me work Okay cool So front me to work If you ain't going to front me to work And I don't need to be here I can go over here

If I'm going to pay for you. for my work. I'm streaming. You don't even need the work. Yeah. Yeah. That's what I'm saying. Let me ask both for y'all that.

I do think streaming leveled to playing field because, like, Kanye. Streaming is over. Yeah, physical, physical, like, physical is over. But if, but, like, don't give me wrong. Like, just like vinyl has made a comeback. Yeah, yeah. CDs will make the come back. CDs will be the throwback.

Csies will be the, shit, it's going to come back. It's going to always come back. It's going to always come back. You know what I mean? But right now, streaming, Spotify, Apple. You think it leveled the playing film for artists? I don't feel like it is everything. I feel like it's like 70% of the game.

From Spotify to Apple to all these streaming, join yourself. You know, people don't even go, like, you used to go to the store by CDs. Like, right next to go. But it's all about it. But now, you know, we used to get paid off of how many people can come and buy this particular piece of a product. Okay, now instead of getting paid like that, what you do is you drive all

the people who follow you, you drive them to a source, and that source gets ad revenue from different corporations, and from that ad revenue, they get to kick you down, kick you down, you know what I'm saying? So it's just that it was what we call a paradigm shift in business. Once a business

is grown to a certain... I was going to learn mad words from T-I. That's a paradigm. It's the truth, man. I don't even know what it mean, but I know it's watery. He's just saying the game done changed. Nah, real talk. Like, once any industry has grown to a point, which it always does.

It has reached the pinnacle. It has to reach a paradigm shift. So it could change restructure itself. And you can, like, make money again and raise the profits. Like, you can only raise, it can only go so high before it has to be reset. But if you're stuck in the old, you ain't going to survive. I think, me personally, I think Kanye set the presidents with that album, like, Precedents.

Yeah, you know, I'm dyslexic. Precedents. You know, teaching Tia.I. With the president. You know, I'm dislexic, Tia.I. It's going to be all day. It's going to be all. And you know what else?

I was in a resource rule. Yeah, I didn't know I'm going to learn mad word. But what Kanye did was actually make his shit a live album And what I mean by that You know how many albums I made And I said the wrong like presidents And when I was supposed to say

Preced Precedence With a C, president That's it But you know how many albums I made When I listened to it And it came out And I was like damn

I wish I could go in And do that over But with streaming You could actually do that You can actually make your album live So I think Kanye was the first person To do that Did it?

Yeah I hadn't heard that. Yeah, he actually went and replaced us all. That's fucking. Whatever he made, could he could fix. He kept fixing it. Man, Kanye is really like, like, he, he, he's the innovator of our generation, you know what? He is truly the innovator of, of, of this generation.

I don't know any other way to say it. Regardless if you agree or disagree with. I agree with you. You know what he, what, what, what his methods. He's a genius. I was going to ask. He has dedicated his fucking life To the progression of music

To his detriment To his detriment I mean whether You know Sometimes I'm saying So how you feel about what he's What's going on right now Both of you fellas

I just wish him the absolute best Look at Tia let's let's go We got blonde hair now Y'all here now He's a strong brother man He's been through a lot worse shit than that man Going through the wire I mean this shit right here is nothing

His moms yeah It just never heard on the way I don't know what I'm saying That's big you up Kanye wherever you at man This is a show that we celebrate our artists We ain't like this Let me just let me explain something to y'all

These other formats They'll interview your brothers And then when you brothers leave here And you step on somebody's shoes And TMZ reported And they report it That's not what happens over here At Drink Chance

We don't report the bad shit We only report what's live about our artists We big up our artists We celebrate our artists This is what happened on over here And you know what I'm saying So let's big up Kanye and his yellow hair.

We respect that. Godfamette. We respect that over here. He's the only artist that speak his mind. Even though you might not, I might not agree with a lot. Like the Trump shit, like different kinds of things. Yeah, I agree. You know what I said, I said I wanted Tia for president because I voted, I put Kanye.

I don't want to be the president. Come on, this. We're going to stop this right here. No, I don't want to be the president. You can speak very accurate. Yeah, but this comes to more things. Look at Trump. Trump went to the same.

The school is me. Did he meet Trump was in the same school? Seven grade dropouts. I'm fucking wrong. I'm saying that would be dope. I believe you. I believe that. He's not.

He's actually from Queens, though. He's actually from Quinn. He's actually from Quinn. Nah, but I mean, I just don't want to be president. I'm too selfish. Nah, that's not it. But listen, the thing about it is we can't complain and keep saying going to vote if we don't have. Some of us, the reason why Trump is in office, a lot of us couldn't identify the Trump with Trump.

And then a lot of us couldn't identify with Hillary. So we need to put a person in a position that we can identify with. Like, I swear to God, I think Kanye could have won. I think Kanye sparked the idea in Trump to go forward. But check this at, though, but check this at, though, both.

Puffer president? Just to be. T.I. for vice president? No, no, I don't want to be in politics at all. But look, what I'm trying to say is, we just never realized or took it to consideration how many racist

motherfuckers there were in America. We are the minority. Right. Of the total population of America, we make up maybe 8%, 10%, you know what I'm saying? But our music reaches at least 85% of those people. But we're not talking about music, we're talking about politics, and that's different. But Trump wasn't talking about politics. Trump was talking about grabbing them by the pussy, and he won.

Let's make some noise for that. God damn. Make no change the politics. Listen, T.I, let me break down some. I understand what you're going with. into a smack DVD That's what he did He's not that

He learned through WWE You know He learned through that Check this out Bro One thing About politics

Is It's supposed to be For the greater good of all You understand But never is It's supposed to be That's the whole

That's the purpose of a democracy Right The democracy Is supposed to be For the majority To look out For the greater

Good of all You understand I'm saying Okay so right now What he did It was he played to the selfishness of the majority, okay? The majority, which is like Middle America, like... He played to the insecurities of the majority.

Well, insecurities and the racist tendencies of the majority. Exactly. That's what the country needs. Okay. But a businessman looks after him. When you said, that's what the country needs? Yeah, a better bad. A man look after him.

You see what I'm saying? Like, for you to be... A bill and like, it's dix. Let's make the voice of Bill Clinton and his thing. No, but check it out of that. Do you might cash filling take out of the whole country? What I'm trying to say is, like, a businessman looks out for him and his business. A president looks out for the country and all of its people.

All of them. So how about Barack Obama? Were you satisfied with his job? I mean, I think he did as well as he could have done with the help that he had. You know what I'm saying? He didn't have the house. And they were working against him From the beginning

You cannot change the country in four years There's no president in the world He had eight years Even eight years But they were against them from the get You can't change the country There was a significant steps But there were made

That I felt like he didn't address Black people French Like at the end of the day Like I felt like Like you know He should have spoke to Black America Like when he spoke to Black America He spoke to America

See that's the thing though He's the president of all of America to black America because he's the president of the entire United States how can he only speak to 8% of the country if he's the president

of the entire United States? I'm going to break that down because when you go campaign you'll go see the Mormons you'll go see the Chinese sometimes you've got to go see your own Let me go ahead continue Let me just say that French

Everybody here right now Is either you're going to go to Miami L.A. Atlanta, New York, you might go to Jersey, you might skip here and there. Do you know how much land is out there that don't... That's everybody that voted for Trump. Yeah, the rest of that land. You don't fuck with niggins you're trying to say.

There's only a few cities go there to. Me and Tim might go to the other ones to get a brown bag. We've got shows. I'm going. But it's like, you feel I'm going? But it's like there's a whole different world that, you know what I'm saying? And people only like, you know, we're going to Miami more your weekend. We're going to go there for the vibe.

Atlanta. You can't negate the rest of that world either. No, that world is what, that's how, that's what Kanye was talking about. You've been lied to. Right. That's the world that all these racist people that just popping out now been there. Okay. They're just popping out now because Donald Trump is in a position.

Can we put a hip-hop figure? Can we go to Jay-Z tomorrow and say, oh, fuck all this? Jay-Z already stood up for Hillary and didn't do nothing. Yeah, you're right. Absolutely correct. Michelle Obama stood up. But he ain't as erratic As Kanye

They did a free concert Everybody under there Bernie Sanders was the person To stand up You should have won He could have won't He should have been the Democratic He should have been the Democratic

He should have been the Democratic Muffin He could have won Like that's that He could have won Because he had He had like real plans And ideals

And Hillary shysted him They shies to them They shies to them I ain't here to speak bad on nobody But I'm just saying You also got to look at it as a first time for a female to be a president. It's like nobody. It's a whole other barrett.

It's still sexism going on, besides racism. I mean, I don't really agree with that either. I just don't think she was the right woman. I think Oprah Winfrey should she could. Oh, that's perfect. Oh! That's what I think should be the first female. Hip-hop is supporting Oprah Renfrey?

I think Oprah Winfrey should be the first female president. Oh, for real. Or if Michelle Obama was she was. Why the fuck, I ain't hit this. Oh, my God. Michelle Obama had a better chance. She wins. You see, what grade you graduated?

You had to grab grade 200. Like, not 12th grade, 200. Yo, because you mad smart. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah. Because you're mad smart, Tia. Can you try to come on? Can you control the crowd?

Come on, this is legendary shit right here. I know it's only a couple people here, but it's 5 million people listening. God damn. I'm sorry. You're a smart nigger, dude. What's Tigerbone? I don't know. Let's go a shot.

It's a good shot. Drink champs God damn It's drinking champs Yeah, y'all do that Good, you're over there Come on, dear I said

I actually got my GED in the joint Yeah I got 22 credits in Dust Humanity College It's also jail It's also jails Make some noise Well, I was probably But

I ain't complete my class You definitely completed your client You're the tiger In your dialect is like Like I'm proud of you Well, thank you Because you're a street nigger I hung out with you and you, like, I hung out with you, like,

back in the days in the studio. Right. And I couldn't understand what you said. Like, you were really hooked country. Like, man, blah, blah. And it took me two minutes. But then I see you, when you get intellectual, you don't know how to go there. I just speak truth.

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on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get it. Your podcast. What kind of fights used to have as a child? What you mean? Because of the law. Because I wonder why the fuck you're talking. You tried to fight Floyd Marevich.

Why the fuck you thought you was going to win? Is that true? That's not true? You could tell me, you could tell me now. It ain't true. Amen. You know what? If you paid the fight, you talk about it. If you're not paid the fight, you don't.

I don't allow a hundred million dollars. I fired an idiot for a hundred million. Right now, let's take it. You're probably a Brocklesner right now. What? What's up? You're on a defected tiger bone? Yeah, I don't know.

No, you're just doing the openings. want to drink. Oh, come on, French. You know, I don't do that, Frank. I don't do that, though. Like, that ain't really, like, you know, that ain't the move. Tiger Bone? Or talking about? No, no, no, talking about shit that happened in the streets. But I heard you snuffed them. But you talk about, you don't talk about shit that happened

in the streets. Let's make some noise for Tia. I still think he in the streets. He is graduated, brother. He graduated. Come on. I didn't say I was in there every day, but if some shit happened in the streets, you don't talk about. You know what I'm saying? You leave it there. This is going to change.

Some shit just happened in there, Tia, pulled into the side of your money. He gets your shot glasses. And you don't want the shot, right, Tia? Nah, I'm going to respect all that, Gets. My nigga, Tim, is hands on. He's hands on.

You want me to pour the shots, French? My name, my name. I got the first one. You got the second one. What the fuck is this? This is, this is. This is a shot? This is a shot.

What the fuck is this, though? Like, it? It's the Brady? You're a cognate? Like, what the fuck is it? It's a vibe. It's a vibe. It's a vibe.

It's a vibe. No, trust me, it's a vibe. Smell it to ya. Doesn't me some Chinese shit, Charlie. Nah, it's a vibe. Here, we go, one more, one more. Here, here, here. There's a big.

We call this Macabaya pink bing bongs. Makaia bing bong. I hear you, that shit, smell like soy sauce. Yeah, it's sour you, soy sauce. It's sour. It's sour. It's sour. I love how you move.

You took a skellio. before you took me straight because you know I'm a Salu Yo, Tia Cheers Salu French, Zach Yeah

Hey God Micahua Big Bombs Make some love She tastes like dirty cobwebs Yo French You know French You know French

You know French You know French is an alcoholic You know that right I'm an alcoholic as well I never heard anything I never heard nothing But you and Puff Have a ability

Uh huh to keep going Like I see Off the rip video shoot By the way You invited me to East New York It was very disrespectful Because East New York

They just die right there They just die right there And by the way We almost got arrested together You remember that why The police rolled up I threw so much weed I didn't realize

How pussy I was Like how I was Because I'm like You know We got the other things But those are stashed The right way When the police came

I had so much The video got us locked up. The nigger that shot the video. The way he planned the whole video was just like... You know that's the most dangerous place in New York City. But I thought he had a situated... Oh, no, we were not situated. He had a parking line in the back, one way and one way out.

You had one security. Big a Macs, big a bad. Everybody don't like each other in there. Everybody around me is security. This was the death zone. I'm talking about. We're in death part. You already said East New York.

East New York. We're in the death zone. That's already. And off the RIP video shoot, I'm there, and 900 police come. I'm like this. They knew exactly who had the guns. They ran straight to them. I was like, whoever set that shit up as you was just like a vibe.

And you're saying, who's snitch? Because it's blowing them up right now. I don't know. There's a snitch podcast. The I don't know nigger, fuck you. Whoever the I don't know nigg is. You want to do another shot? Because I just feel like, I just feel like, I just feel like.

You took a scolio off. You want to pour the shots now? That's how we do it. Man, what the fuck y'all get this shit from? Machia fire ping pong. Let's try it. Nah, no, it's not. It's not.

Nah, has this shit been approved by the FDA? No, Trump brings it in from China for us. I'm just saying this shit got Chinese wrong. Wait, wait, wait. I'm not drinking that. That's no reason right now. Tell me, I've been I've been training for years. Not going.

It's actually a herb. It's herbal. It's herbal. It's herbal. It's actually a herb. I'm actually cool. You get smart as one out of us right now. I'm not wishing, Tia.

I know he's smart. There's a shit when you go to the juice ball and buy the balk and buy all that shit. There's a bit. Yeah, I got you. Yeah, let me get some. Let me get some. Let me get some. You got to take a little bit.

No, I really ain't, though. All right. Don't sit that cram, roo? I know it's not going to work with Tia. All right. So, love. Yes, sir. I can buy a big pong.

Ratat-ta-ta-ta-ta-ha. Yeah, bro. Come on. Hey, check me out. Check me out. I just want to bring everybody to the attention. Yeah. Read it.

The label on the back. You reach it. Hold on. There is a message from Tia. This is on the back of the shit they drank it. It's just a government warning. You don't fucked up. According to the Surgeon General, women shouldn't drink this beverage during pregnancy

because of the risk of birth. Chinese, bro. Chinese stall is even worse. It says it impairs your ability It may cause other health problems Yeah Drink, like your joint might not be right No, no, no

It just said other health problem That can be anything Oh, by the way, I don't know if you notice I don't know if you notice, that's natural Viagra You ain't gonna walk around You ain't gonna walk around with the thing Like knocking shit down Man, just gonna give away that shit like that

Oh damn, I was supposed to say nothing I'm sorry But if you happen to play the game You will be ready What's the nigga Barry Barnes You're going to knock it out the block Johnny Pickles This is a fact

Johnny Pickles Who is that nigga I need to follow him I never came to a game up Johnny Pickles Big Brother Thunder What's up bro What's up bro

Stop bro stop Stop Stop You know he was going We get crazy I know Yeah yeah Because

It's Cody Cardashing and shit Like that Like I have him Because, like, she got the nigger leaving his baby moms. What's the knicker? Come on, why y'all things get quiet? Because you flat. It's her shit good like that?

Do I got to smell your fingers? You got a leftover Kardashian shit on your fingers. See, that's what I'm saying. As soon as you drink that tiger bowl, he started talking about jar. It gets records. It gets records. Look how smooth T.I is. He made it just to another conversation.

I got some professional rapper. So is it like that, French? Uh. Is it like that? I can't remember. You can't remember? So that means it's not good, man. Come on, man, you know.

Yeah, knock it. Make some knock. Oh, look, look, look. That mean they want to hear the story. That meaning. Come on, French. You want another shot? Come on, you've been knocking down a lot of good joints.

As soon as you grab the shot of the fucking Tigerbone. Yo, listen, your track record is good. We need to celebrate a lot. And you're a single man. That's a fact. You're a single. We got to celebrate. Street niggas, it's like,

French, keep going. We are like, Sinai, or Lainton? We're going to get to that. But let's stay on a Kardashian pussy. Let's go. How was it? Man, let me tell you something.

They're family, man. Shout to Chloe. I was in the room with them. I was in the room with them. You know. We always going to be family for life. Yeah. Well, how was it?

Was it fantastic? On scale of 110. Hey, brother, 200? You're a married man. Yeah, that's okay. I get away with it. She's over there somewhere. She's, you understand.

This is okay. You can't do the part of it. I'm unembarrassable. Just so you know, just so you know, I'm unembarrassable. You can bring it back on me? No, no, no, no, she outside. No, that's okay, tip, too. No, no.

You should. That's right, too. I'm unembarrassed. Come here, baby. Come here, baby. No, no. That's your girl. Is that your girl?

No, no. I just met her taste girl. No. No. I don't want to nobody. Yeah. Well, step back off in the shadow. Yeah.

You know, look at Tiaa. Spiff! He got Piff! Tia! Tia! Piff! Tia! Piff!

Tiaida, Pimp! That's right, Tim. You was Pippin at one point. At one point you was Pippin right. That was Pippin. That was Pippin. That was Pippin. Tiff, tell us what your Pimp days, Tim.

Come on. I have me. Listen, you, right now you, but tell us where you was red. Malcolm Mitz. Tell us where you was red. Tell us where you were red. One story, Tim.

Please, Tim, please, please, come on. Come on, Tip. Tell us one story. Don't. Stop. Don't drink your champagne. Hey, man. Stop, bro.

Like, you're a lot of and you're like holding it like that, bro. Like, this is, bro. What the fuck is? What's the fucking is? What's you doing? He's got my fucking as you doing, bro. Yo, let my man be sick.

Let my man be sick. A little bit of a fucking shit. A nigger like this. You know, like you're like in a tip. I didn't learn class. He's just a sophisticated thugs. He's trying to take away my class. Come on, French.

What happened? The T.O. Nory, Noree. This is sound like that. This is what sound like that. He graduated. He's a sophisticated thughey. That's Chapainby. That's four loco, B.

It's four loco. I'm in the four local, French. Come on. But get the Shamp, your money. Give me that cup, bro. No, no, I'm not doing that. Come on. Let's take another side and take a bone.

All right. I'm not. Hey, sir, back in here. Oh, shit. Oh, shit. Oh, shit. Drink Chats podcast. Oh, shit.

Oh, shit. What up, though? I got the bro. Yeah, come on. Sit down, sit down, sit down, sit down, sit down, my brother. Come on. Come on. Come on.

I'm trying to get the hook. Drink chat podcast. You ain't even get the hair or y'all. No, I'm here, yeah, come on. Come on. Come on. You're going to drink some motherfucking, um. Take a ball.

Yeah, give a shot. Take a ball. Everybody should get him a shot. Ti-I-T-I-T-A-G-A. Wait, right, right, right. It's only right. All right. All right.

Here, you not let that out. I respect you. Let me get one of those. I respect you. Here, here. Let's say for a second. Let's go. You ain't going to ask you?

Trust me. Give me. Give me. My bad. I disres. I was trying. I was trying to get a window. I already got something.

We got Isaac Rocky. We got T.I. We got French. Listen, let me, let me just think. It's a all-star cast right now. Zach, my brother. Let me just say y'all, something. Can I ask you questions?

Wait, hold on. Let me just finish the statement out. You could ask me anything. Anything. But listen, let me just say something. It's the... Whoa. Yeah, yeah. You're going to start sweating a little while. I don't worry about it. Nah, don't worry. This is good for your little men's and all.

Hey, look. He won't even in here, Tia. Tia, you don't want you? That's a hall of me. It's a hard of juice bar. It's a hard of juice bar. Let me say, you know. I am not a mean. Can you meet you off for 10 minutes?

Yeah. Okay, man, yeah, yeah, yeah, about 20. Yeah, because you know why? You were one of the first New York niggas. It was you and then Gizi. You wanted the first New York... Atlanta, niggas, that New York people were embraced. Like, we are directly identified with you.

And Outcast, definitely was... Outcast is definitely the first, but the way they dressed, that was an excuse for New York niggas not to fuck with them. You understand what I'm saying? I'm just saying, I'm just saying I fuck you know, because I'm a musical nigger. I also fuck with Jimmy Hendricks. I'm a different nigger. I also fucked him with Farrell when everybody said,

this nigga look crazy because the chain is like this and I said he's a genius and I was right because I'm a genius too but Tia listen we're going to take another shot are you in

that's a double negative I love that I can't convince him I love it it's not going to happen so we got ASAP Rocky we got a motherfucking Tia we got motherfucking French Montana

and you got the old school Gucci on I got to man they just booted those And he threw it back A gang of weed on the table Exactly You got to be with your landlord

Let's talk about that Nah man What are you trying to say So basically He tried to make it seem like Oh oh pardon me Pardon me How he's just come out of my nigga

Like that No no no It's okay We all rich He tried to come at my neck Like the new You know We have parties every night

Restorations out there wasn't lit Swinging up in the roof This is this wasn't soho That was my own address in Soho That was my own address in Soho Not my current one It's over weird Because that shit, the old shit's out and the new shit's in.

I'm doing entertainment, Tia. I can give him back to mic. I'm sorry, Tia. Tia, you're acting like Malcolm X. We need ready to come out. We're trying to look. Ask him we want to cycle for you. Man,

we can't talk about it, please, Tia. But you just said, though, you just said that you weren't really with all of the sensationalize and that the rest of the media. He lied. He lied. He lied. I'm just saying, I'm there going on what I've heard. Since I said that.

You said we ain't like them other places, we don't do that. You believe him, he's drink, chim, drinking on wet. How do you believe him to start with? Giving us, hey, Cuck. You got to put this rumor to the rest. That's what I'm saying. These niggas, so they said, so you wrecked the house, they said? That's not true.

That's not true. He got to rent the house. Upgraded the house. I like that. Tell them how you upgraded that. I'm from Uptown, you feel Like, look at me I'm a pretty boy

I keep my nails clean I look like I'm a break in my money He's got a million dollars A fucking show He could buy the fucking house A few shows What a show? Quarter million dollars a show

He could buy that shit in two months But what I'm saying Is they just trying to give me A bad name that I work so good To uptane and shit like that You know, I'm a young brother No kids I'm fucking money

He's humble man I'm gonna take a real shit You know what I'm saying More money than others More money than most Round my age is special Well that layin a suck dick With his eyes open

So you're telling you what you're going on that. So, A's that. My nigga humble, man. So, A's that. You're telling me he's not going wrong? They are, what, what? What? You're like a raw.

In the bitch. You got a point. You got a ho. Oh, I'm just jumping to that shit. No, no, no. He's trying to weld me in right quick. You know you ain't got an answer to this. That's the devil right now.

I'm hiring. I don't know. He said no point. He said no point. You said no point in. You just say no point in. I ain't going to hold you in the past, you know how it is, you know what I'm saying. No say.

No say. Yeah, that's your lawyer right there. Yeah, let me ask you. You paid for coming out of horses out here, keep it right. I always wanted to ask you this, though. You know, like a murder unit, murder unit, right? Oh, you're going there. Yeah.

He took it to the Bronx. They're still with you right there. Go on. I'm going on with the murder mommy's murder unit. Murder unit, you know, y'all niggas always, like, getting the popping out there, like, in the yard. Yeah, always. Yeah, yeah, you know, who was the niggas that gave y'all the biggest vibe out there?

Because y'all went against, like, like, Nazzing them. We went against, like, brave hearts, y'all went against it. Who was the thing is that it was really a vibe? Because I heard a lot of stories. That gave us a competition? I'm going to be honest. You want to be honest? We were, like, 300.

Nobody. I'm going to be honest. Stop, bro. Yo, listen, yo, we just too bad. I'm going to be honest. Look, you can take your glass off. Look at me out of eye, my nigga. Listen, listen, look at the eye.

Listen to me. You know who gave us the biggest challenge? It was the tunnel security. And you know what they did? They got down with us. They put on the murder unit jersey. They just said, fuck. You can't beat them.

Join them. And you know what we did? We beat niggas up. I ain't going to lie. I walk niggas to their cars. Haitian jacking them, niggas. I'm not going to say their names. And they're very famous.

They're very famous people. But Haitian Jack and the name said, you're not leaving. Like in the middle of the street. What was it? really like there was some shit was like it was like it was like a real vibe like two clicks going heavy i don't know it was y'all and mob deep oh yeah we shot them niggas a couple times like twice okay anything else you're worried the mother you got word the mother is not no funny shit you know twice twice wow norie stories in the past yeah no one it wasn't for a reason

that's my that's my that's my real that's what we're doing my son go told me to smoke They both respect them. I love them. Capone. Capone, Cibon, Cibon, Cibon,

hopefully he's not shooting people. I'm seeing this shit. Yeah, hopefully. Well, he's the shooter. He's the shooter. You don't know. Don't let these niggies back into it.

No, that's okay. It's past seven years. The feds, the feds. So I got some more people's the niggas that was up. Listen, I'm just let everybody know. I'm going to just give a disclaimer. There is no statute of limitations for murder.

No, I didn't know, I'm not. I'm not the time. Can you said shoot. No, no, no. It was like, Cool. Go home. Stop. Okay, cool. Bye. Bye. Go on. Go on. All right. Well, I've done my point.

Y'all go. You met, Makahia bingba. Maka'i a binkball. Yo, Tia, can you be a lawyer? Can you be the hip-hop lawyer? Nah. Come on, listen. This is what we got to do. He's the counselor right now. He's the counselor.

What we got to do, Tia. What we got to do is put a hip-hop figure in office. No. Wait, wait, wait, just hit me out. You ain't hear my plan out. I'm listening, man. We're going to put a hip hop nigger in the office We're going to Oprah I like your choice

So we're going to put Oprah in there And Jay Z's vice president No Okay not Jay Z who we're going to pick Man listen bro This is the thing right Joe Biden No man

Joe Biden What's like a hip hop nigger We need to raise somebody Who was born and entrenched And who is studied hip hop And have them do politics You know what I'm saying Killer Mike would be good

Man Kill a Mike Jay Cole. Nah, why not Kill him on? You know what? I'd go for Killer Mike.

I'd go for Killer Mike. You go for Killer Mike? You go for Killer Mike? Somebody got to be like clear hair. I'd go for Killer Mike. We'll get him right. I'll get him right. On that part.

I think Killer Mike is straight. He knows what he's. Because anybody used to getting that much money, man. Like, you got to be a certain amount of selfish to make it to that point. Bomb B would be L. B vice president. Bomb B would be.

You guys are not being realistic. You guys are not being realistic. When we're going to hip-hop? No, all I'm saying is you got to think about the entire spectrum of the country. You know what I'm saying? Now, of course, me as a southern nigger, you know, I would love to see Bunby as the president. Me too. But I got to know that this motherfuckers elsewhere who won't feel like they're being represented.

Right. You see what I'm saying? And A-Sapp is in. Common would be How did you say David Banner I live in Mississippi David Banner? David Banner really

But Dave Baird won't you want to It's going to be real It's going to be a real It's going to be a real revolution in this shit going on Tell me if I plan is fucked up This is my plan To put a hip hop president in office And then make Tia the mayor

And then make me to change the government Of Atlanta Hold on. Hit me out. Let me out. And then Jay-Z, the mayor of New York. How about you? How about you appoint anybody into any other position that you won't but me and let me do what I do? Like, I don't, you know what I'm saying? I don't, I really have no interest in no kinds of politics. Tiger bomb, yeah. Come on, Dawley. Come on, Dawdy. Did you say Doddy? Yeah, because that's that fake Dominican shit. That didn't get sushi-mamba all day. Dolly. That's what they say in sushi-mabo.

Yo, Doddy. Oh, big up to Mr. Lee. We didn't forget you, Mr. Lee. Shout to Garvey. Shout to Garby. Biggie Twin. Biggie Boy, D. Young, really. Shout to Gabi.

Gabi made that. Yo, gobi. Yo, I was very, yo. Yeah, let me take you something, French. I was very happy when you switched back, because I heard you was out there managing yourself. It was terrible. I can't get contact with you.

Yo, what's that? Let me tell you some. Let me tell you some. I managed myself my whole life. Yeah. It was just. I managed myself too much. Let's make some noise for that.

Oh, let's not forget. Ali and Randy Acker. They also make me great. But I do. I got to go on vacation. Like, I can't manage myself. And he's the only nigger that he used a phone like this. Oh, no.

He put his phone at his neck. Really? And it sticks right here. Is that, Gabby? That's got it? No, a nigger. You, a, nigger, you use the phone. Yo, Daugty.

No, Daugie. You, Doddy. We're not doing that. We need 55,000. $55,000. He's a walking app. He's a walking app. Big up to Gabby right now.

Big up to Nelson. Big up to Eric. But, but pick up to a. to, you know, pick up to Tia for hanging out with a bunch of New York niggas and feeling comfortable. And Miami. Miami.

Miami. Yeah, I just, I swear to go out. Do you get your shot? You get your shot, though. I took two shots. No, another shot. No, another one. Oh, so I saw you feel, Brozette?

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Oh, you're trying to get the blitz. We're right in. You got it? Oh, but, but, bu, but, but, bu. I'm laying like this. Oh, love, baby. Love, you're all.

Yo, Papa Rossi, you're going in. Yo, let me tell you something. Go ahead. Talk. See, I was the first nigga to come out of down south that sounded like a New York nigga. Like that was flowing and doing all that vibe. There's no doubt. Why are you not drinking, bro?

I'm drinking, homie. You want some of this? Am I right or not, too? Absolutely. Yo, French, why you ain't drinking his shot? Not what you, I don't know. Shut, don't throw that music. Why are you going to drink a job right now, French?

Ain't know. Same cup. Here, try and try some of that. What's in here? Go ahead, go ahead. It's on you. It's some slum, little foodie right now. What's this right here? It's mad food, drinking.

It's mad food drinking. Yo, look, it's mad food, drink it. It's mad food drinking. You've seen that, though. No, no, no, no, he drank. I don't have to take shots, snowing. My brother, you got to drink it, brother. Drink what?

You got, we got to drink, nigger, come on. I'm the most lit. You're at the table right now. You're drunk right now. No, no, no. You want to open a big dog. Are you fucking that all your niggis? Hey, get what I was going to go 40 hours in this,

conversation to do it. It's a lot going to it's a hundred-dollar blunt right. But y'all know like,

I didn't just start coming to New York when y'all motherfuckers heard of me. I know you was something to it because you was rapping like a nigga from New York.

He was moving something just moving right. Like you was like you sound a lot we're talking about the past. Now listen to this stuff. Listen to you.

You got a real shit. This is about to make a lot of sense, God. Not real talk I got property and family and everything

in New York. My dad is, My dad was born, like, well, he moved. I'm born and raised in New York, and I don't got property in New York. Let's make some noise for Tiop. Being smarter than me, Goddare. Go ahead, continue, Tia. I'm sorry.

My dad didn't hear brothers. Sounds like the movie you was in. What was that movie? The movie you was in. I think it was in 1900 movies, son. No, no, the other movie. How about this? But the real movie, the real homie from Harlem.

How about this? Let's just back up. Frank Lucas. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Let back up off all the bullshit. Then back on. Back up off all the bullshit in the jokes. I'm talking about my dad and my family right now.

Okay, so my dad. My dad, he was born in 1930. He left Atlanta in 1950 with his brother because he said, Atlanta motherfuckers weren't going to let nobody get to enough money without telling on him. And he moved to New York. They went up to Harlem and stopped moving.

You know what I'm saying? During the motherfucking, the Renaissance, you know what I'm saying? He has a half a Harlem, nigga. On the love. I mean, my dad. We knew it. We got to love it. Now, I mean,

I know that. I know that, though. I know that. I know that. I'm just saying real talk. My dad, like, my daddy,

he, he was born in a lot of, like, he, he had me when he was 50. You know what I'm saying? So I had an old man daddy, you know what I'm saying?

That's real, my dad, I'm not gonna have my dad. My dad was 50 when I was born. You know what I'm saying? That's a real nigga. You know what I'm going to have my next showing out of 50. You know what I'm saying?

No, but y'all guys got me little. But I knew that though. When I was hearing this shit, I might say it could not be from Atlanta. But no, I was from Atlanta. I was born and raided in Atlanta. I just spent, like, summertime. I spent summers in New York.

You wouldn't sound like cheesy. You wouldn't sound like a kid. You wouldn't sound like a young job. You wouldn't sound like a young job. I didn't sound like soldier boy. You wasn't sound like cheesy. Nobody else. Your shit was just like straight forward.

What? I heard you had to sit down with Soldier Boy. I did. Thank you. And he from Mississippi. I mean, as far as I know, why did you have to sit down with him? He told me he was from somewhere

that I hadn't never known him to be from, but I know him to be from Mississippi. What was you saying? You said you had to sit down with him the other day. I mean, we weren't necessarily sitting down. We were standing up. But we were just talking about Atlanta rappers and I sound like my nigga Tip

because Tip came out, sound like he was from New York. That's why. That's the whole point. Tip may sound like he was from New York with me. he sounded like he was like the rock Kim of Atlanta the first lyrical nigger The first nigga

That's what you're gonna do I like that But that's one of the yorkers is For sure If you're not lyrical niggas You know what You got that you got that Yeah, that's one

New York niggas in I mean shit By the way Tia I smoke Every blunt I passed to him Let's make some noise No tiger bone No I did it No tiger bone

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In front of a lot of people and shit But after everything you've been through You know you don't have to say it No After everything you've been through What advice you'll give to a young nigga like me Who got a lot ahead of me And that didn't been through half this shit

You've been through as far as you know what I'm talking about You mean trials and tribulations Wild famous, wild rich, wild successful Please give me some game on how to stay out of trouble And all that of that shit First off, real rubbers, right? I'm a good guy, though. Real rubbers.

Sure. But sometimes me on Molly, go out. And they may have been to my real house. Hold on tip. Before you're going to answer that. And Rocky, that's, that's, that's, that's a shit what every young kid want to hear about. And I'm going to tell you another thing, too, for, for somebody that, that where he was at, at that point, when he was, like, on his way to perform and do the biggest in his career. through all the vibe

going through the negative shit in life that made you buzz them kind of moves and just, you know what I mean? Doing what, well, me and you would have did. Real niggas. You would have to do. Where anybody in this room would have to do, just being right

because you don't know where it's coming from protecting your life. And that's your back to fire on you. You know what I'm saying? Well, any one of us. You know what I mean, I think what I've learned more so than anything that, you know,

It's a difference When you choose to take matters into your own hands And you leave it in God hands Pop that, A-Sat! You know what I'm saying? It's a huge difference. Like, when I, every time I choose to take shit in my own hands And handle it my own way, shit fuck up.

Yeah. And when I leave it in God hands, it seemed fucked up, but it worked out all right. You know what I'm saying? So I think the advice that I would give you I have the running show of that night. Shout to my people. Leave it in God's hand.

You know what I mean? Don't, don't try to fix shit yourself. Don't expect for you to be able to put your hands on something and change you. Listen, when you make plans, God, that's true. Would that mean step back? Would that mean step back? One moment. Let me shout out to my people from Moette, Rose, keeping us laced up.

My people are keeping how in the fucking tricks of this. I don't know if I'm going to get like four bottles, Rose. Those trouble, I know this shit. He'll give you some fun. Yeah, I'm going to come clean. Let me get this box, though, bro. Yo, my name. You want this.

There's a little person who's going to pop it. Keep it out of it. Brandon. Braden Williams. Big up to my people at Moette. Who at him? Where's the four? You got to let him leave with some Moette bottles, man.

I can't leave with it. Where is Bel Air? Yes, man. Take it. Take it. It's empty. It's yours. It's empty.

I need four bottles, though. You ain't going to leave with four bottles. I, leave a box in a second. Leave the box up for a second. But you're going to show us you drink rosé first. Let's show us you drink, Jose. Pop that. I know it was a trick, bro.

No, that's never a trick. There's never a trick. We won't revolt right now. That's a trick. That is a trick. All right, I can't relax. Hey, come on. And I'll shout out the puff.

Yeah, shout out the puff all the old days. That's my nigger. That's my nigger. The first billionaire black man I know. Yeah, that's right. That's big up Drey. Big up pop. I was in the second of him, I'd be remiss if I didn't mention Dr.

Hey, you wrote some Dr. J. Rounds, right? I heard about that. Yo, no, yo. No, T-O-M-Y. I'm on my hip-hop shit. I know. I'm like the fads. You can answer with whichever way you want.

I just know the real answer. So you're like the fads. Yeah, like the fad. Not really like the fans. Not the fads. So you're a queen's nigginess. We don't play the country. What happened back in the day with Keith Murray and Maldives?

I wasn't there. I was in jail. Damn. It was. That was like nine. That's like nine. That's like nine. You know, back in the day, you're back in the day.

I came home 97. Hold on. He was really kidnapping DJ's throwing them in the truck? Yeah, I did that. I did that. Yeah, that's true. Me and Punt. I did it first, and then I gave it to Punt.

I gave Punt and the recipe. Damn, Pondi's going to come picking me up with my prayer. But we said it already on the podcast. Damn to DJ Absolute. No, Punt was the only thing that had like. I kidnapped DJ Absolute. And then after that, I gave punting the recipe. And then Pundon, Kinnat, DJ, who kid.

But I mean, we've got over that. Everything we say in the day is... We are in a great space as people. I mean, no, we're back in the day. It's back in the days. We are in the great space to be done. But this year, in the hood, we're doing what for the community?

We are doing what we're doing for the... You know how many niggas? You know what we're doing for the community this year? I flew all these niggas out to see this great experience, to see people like you, to see people like ASAT, to see people like friends, Jack. All these niggas live here, bro.

No, no, no, no. You know they don't. All your niggas It was a nigga in the corner Like yo, I'm for Watts You know what I'm saying I picked them up It's not

But all these Knicks were Chris y'all, bro I grabbed me like I was puff daddy But all these niggas over here You know, I want them to come out And see my experience Like a lot of people I go in meetings with fights

I go on meeting with with MTV I go on meetings with complex I going to meet with all these people And they all want in On my product And it's great But you know what I do I don't tell nobody

wait outside I tell them coming to me in But you always been like that That's why I was asking about MU That's right there You're right there

You know Can I please have A great-niz story Hip-hop fight right now Man I'm not trying to Yeah Talk his shit I'm gonna hear

Who got knocked out In the 90s beat And who's acting hard Right now Who got robbed Who got robbed Who got Yeah

When the kids Who got wrong When you're gonna You know You know That's real We're gonna talk on them That's real

We're gonna You right now That's real Spill, bro. Yeah. Who got Rob? Who got Rob? Who got Rob?

Hey, no. You know, that's why I'm not ready for. That's why I be on my chill. You know, you know what it's about? On the real, Rocky, let me address you direct. If you get the mind. You know what it is, Rocky. That's what I love you.

Let me just tell you something. You talk about 5 million views, 10 million views. We had so much fun. And I, and all the people who played the game, and I ain't talking. Who got robbed, brother? Huh? Who got robbed?

This lot of niggas got robbed. Kidnapped. Yeah. Roleys took. Yeah. Did I come? The niggas that's not coming on drink chance right now? It's a reason.

All right. So a lot of people don't want to come on drink chance. You're going to. He's a lot. Fucked up. We reached out to everybody. But the niggas that didn't come, it's a reason. So, listen what I'm saying, Rocky.

Because you're the young. I'm not calling you. I'm not dispecking you in no way. I'm just saying you're the younger. But what I'm trying to say is. I'm an old head. No, I got gray hairs, man. And you're saying that's the Rock Kim.

Yes, sir. You name it to Rockin. So automatically makes you 40. Thank you, bro. Automatically makes you 40. But listen, Rocky. I ain't going to work. Keep talking.

We did a lot of dumb shit in the 90s. He did. But you know what it is? It's about having fun and smiling. I smiled every time. I had fun every time. It was getting that, but that's the reason. Yeah, definitely.

But that was then. But now I'm a different man I love I go to church in my mind On Sunday On my mind I go to church I got a beautiful wife

I got a beautiful kids So I enjoyed I enjoyed you for that I enjoyed a moment But what happened back then Is what shaped New York For you to be

Who you are right now For French to be So many people tell me French is the new Noriega And at first I was mad at that But then I said You know what That nigger ain't the new

Norley Acre? That niggas the new improved. Thank you, my lady. Because I ain't never hit a Kardashian. Hi-bye. Hey, check this up. And you hit Sinaii-Lakian.

Let's get to the Sanaii-Dakin pussy. I heard she crazy. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. And you, wait, I'm going to take you on. I'm going to say.

I got a pinch, man. Oh, how much. I'm going to. Frisch? Hold up there. Frisch, hold up there. Frist, don't want to worry about that game fly shit. My son be fucking fucking. all the bitch is too.

Saniolate them. Let's get this. Because you ain't going to ask Kardashian and pussy. Okay. Okay. I'm not going to go. Come on, Tim.

You could. Hey, man. You don't be worried about all that shit. I got a piss and everything, man. I got a piss and, let me say, let me talk some real shit. Bitch. I'm very proud of you, man.

Because I'm so into this. I got ledges in front of me. I'm saying. Let me want to run in. When you want to call that shit. Like, you got to throw two miles of champagne. Yeah. I'm nervous

What the fuck is he doing? I'm a machine Where the fuck is he putting it Hold on let me say Let me say something As being top five snipers Yeah In Hollywood

These people you got in front of you right here It's so legendary I don't think you understand But look though I'm gonna tell you some There's not that many people That smash the I like it No, no, no, no, no, no, not saying, man. Respect.

Snatch, it's not a beautiful lady. Hershey crazy. No, she's a beautiful lady, bro. No, she's a beautiful. Hershey, love, basketball. She's a beautiful lady, bro. Oh, my God, God, let them tell. Oh, my God.

Hold on, brother. I'm sorry. My bad. Every joining from the wedges, bro. Like, look. Damn, but it's like, come from New York and come to the hills, come from Atlanta, come to the hills, and just like, you know, and get with the vibe and catch the Big Bang theories.

And, like, you know what I mean? It's like a real, it's a special vibe. You know what I'm saying? But at the end of the day, it's, we're not supposed to be here. When you come to Hollywood, I tell anybody come to Hollywood, it's like six flags. And you took the nigger from, what's the nigga, Nick? Brother. What's the nigga from the Lakers?

Brother. Yeah. Let me tell you something. That's what took my hip-hop. Hip-hop took that. Snitch don't? Snitch don't. French.

French. You know, you're-Rock here. That's rocky. You slipped right in there. You slipped it right in there. You slipped it right in there. Hey, hey, look, we got a five minute warning. In five minutes, we don't have to go back in here and get to doing this shit we were doing for y'all.

No, we're not. No, we're not. We are going to happen. Now, that we're going to happen. Now, that we're going to happen. I'm going to pay the invoice off to one of y'all for me. You know what I'm saying? The invoice that I didn't pay it.

Oh, you got five million viewers, niggas. Yeah. Yeah. You're still doing it? For the time tonight. Yeah. I'm just letting you know. We don't close out.

So, y'all got five motherfucking minutes. I'm gonna let y'all know that. Five minute, cool, five minute cool? None of a shot. Oh, Tia. I'm gonna be honest, Tia. All right. We've been trying to get you T.

Talk. Talk to you. I've said what I had to say five minutes. Let's go. Yo, listen. I want to say something, please. I've been fucking with you since you've been on the running and shit like that. I was living in PA and shit.

Man. If it wasn't for you, I wouldn't know what Ferrell looked like, I want to know if it's always fucked with you. My brother always fuck with you, rest of peace. And on him, I just want to say thank you for what you did for hip-hop. You know what I'm saying? Real shit. Yams.

Rest in peace of yams. Make some noise for you. Because you know why? You know what? Chase drugs. Free Mac. All right. Stacked bundles, but let me just give us something about my nigger.

Yams. You know, I came to y'all. show. By the way, do you remember that day in Miami? Yes, I do. Listen, I come do. Oh, I was there with you too. You was? That was when the shit happened. No, you wasn't.

Okay. The shit happened. He wasn't here. I was there, mine, too. I was there in my opinion. Listen, Fred, hear me out. Drinking all of this right here. These things tell me.

A-Sat Rock, he didn't think he's got the show in Miami. Yeah, that's, with Gino. I don't go with, no. Shout to Gino. Like, niggas. We go, we chill. Oh, come on, man. I don't know, I don't know what he's talking.

No, you wasn't. Listen, we liked. Listen, we light. So I'm saying that. I'm saying, I'm saying, I'm sitting there. You get more than you. I didn't use a fucking host. Stop his, French.

You know him, you know, I'm here. You know, you know, I'm here. You know, put it in a shot, Nick. Let's go. You got three minutes. All right, hold on. Let me just explain to what you. So these niggas making alternative music.

So I'm thinking I could go to there by myself and a couple of people. I go there. These biggest beat the shit out of this thing. Ain't San Brock here now. That's the past, bro. Listen, I'm going to change, man. I'm a good boy. I ain't have a case since 2011 and 12.

My niggins. Exactly, and I'm only 28. I don't like jail. You feel me? Happy New Year. Ain't no bitches in jail. Every day's happy New York drink. Ain't no bitches in jail.

We have nothing to defend ourselves against, man. I love the Ti-I's the lawyer. The Liga. We had not here. We are not here for nothing but a celebration. You understand that? We're feeling to get back into here and goddamn start back to get more money

and make more music. And it's true because I got to get pissed too. So this is how we're going to end it. Listen. I think you've been drinking wine on fucking damn more. Let's take another shot. I told you, I feel so disrespect. Let's go.

Ever look, no, but look, though, back to the par. Nobody has to get in the bottle, bro. They're going to drink. Back to the part. Nobody else in country. You were saying you're going to end it like this. You got a liquor, Tiava?

Huh? You got a liquor? No. You want to get into a liquor company together? I do not. My name, Jake is shot, bro. You got a restaurant. I do.

Let's pick up that restaurant because you know I got a food show. Stop, stop. I got a food show. Anybody that I want to associate the restaurant? You don't want to fuck with drinks. No. No, I got a food show, bro. Let me get a shot.

Damn, Tim. We're not good enough. It can happen. You know what a story. You're the Tia just started us from his fucking restaurant. Damn. We're the all-time load? Did you just ban us from your restaurant?

Not drink-chance. Norriegel has his own food show. No, that's a time out. I'm not bad. Listen. You were pouring it. I don't, I actually. Pour it.

Where is that? I'm actually, I'm trying to step up from the table. I got work in him. You got to work. You got to work. All right, so you don't listen, Ti, if you got to go, can you please the people know what you got going on before you walk away? I mean, I said, Yachtmaster Roli, you still get a lot of money.

It is not a Yachtmaster. That's not the right platform. What is that? What is the Milderwax? Squad brothers. It is a squadron. We're on you, think. Let's make some noise.

You still get a lot of money, my name. I love it. I love that. I mean, I get enough. We're doing it to. But not enough. Not, we ain't got a squadron. Nah, I'm working.

I ain't getting enough. And nothing enough for us. Never enough. Never enough. Never enough. So tell us what you got going on. Man, shit, I ain't doing nothing. We got some of whack coming.

Shy of my next to the city right here. We got more more than we can handle. Big of City Boy, Dee. We got a son of Graham, Maryland. Come on, what's up? Come on. We're a shot at, Trench. Go on.

I'm going to let y'all head this shit. No, no, no. Please tell us what you got going on before you leave. And number music, movies, and money, man. That's it. That's all there to it, man. A little fashion. Can you give us a big word before you leave?

Can you give us a big word before you leave? Give us a big word that we... Indubidably. I don't know what that means. A-Sat, come over here, come on, move over, move over. What's that you got on? I don't even know what kind of animal that is. Mark Jacob.

You know what I mean? So is it an animal or it's not? It is. Yeah, I know, my nigga, yo. Peter's going to fuck with you? Yeah, they might. It's a shave me. I can't talk to you.

My name, is that a shot? Look at that. Come on, nigga. Come on, nigga. You know, you've been disrespecting off. Bro, you ain't shit nothing, even your man been babysitting a little. My man, you want to drink this?

I told you to drink it, though. I'm off the hem rocked from early hands. I got the Moeck. I got the Tiger Bar, y'all niggas got me on children. I build up, French. French, I build up. No, you ain't going to take that show.

What is that, bro? French, you ain't going to take that shit. What is that? French ain't taking that shot. Don't need to give a shot. No, no, not, French, French, French, French, French, French, French, Fray, Fray, Fray, Fray, Fray, Fray, Fray, Fray, Fray, Fray, Fray, Fray, Fray, Fray, Fray, Fray, Fray! Oh, Slime, I ain't one of these Jersey boys, the Jersey Shore niggins.

Hand pumping, dancing on the carpet to the carpet, stop smoking. We were drinking for two days, slime. You ain't going to take that shot, though, Fray. You ain't going to take that shot, though, Frank. We ain't start drinking to the show starter, come on. Let's see it. Let's see if you're going to take that whole shot. and pour me another one

I'm going to join you I'm going to join you I'm going to join you with that Hey I'm like a style pretty boy Come on Hey hey hey hey Oh I like a style too

Come on straight No no no no no What kind of drink is that Yo You can't take that whole shot I'm not taking the whole shot I'm not taking the whole shot Of course

I'm not saying some of this Holy shit I never lie to you Wait wait wait wait where's Aesaps Now, hold on, come out. It's in my system. Now, you're going to take one. I took two.

I took two. Here, here, I'm going to give you half. First, I'm good on that. No, this is good on here. You're going to lie. I'll take it all. I'll take it all. Come on.

Now, you got to give him something, Frisch. Give him some. Did you do it? No, I did. Look, look. Oh, my God. Now, give him. That was no part of the plan?

Another. I can't fucking. No, no. The game was this, man. Come on, A-Sat, come. Y'all not going to take a shot or what? Yeah, I'm taking a shot. We want the same team.

All right. Boy, you gave them half your shot. You're not going to have your shot with that. Look at my shit. Look at my shit. My shit is flooded, bro. What you bore? Come on, A-Sat, A-Sat, don't leave.

Are we standing up? Come on, no, you're standing up. No, no, you're going to hit that. You got to hit that, A-Sat. Come on. You'll haul them out right now. You leave them out right there, though. I'm holding it at that.

Look, Queens, the Bronx, too, Brooklyn right now. I'm watching the guy. I'm going to have me, my name. I watch y'niggins. That are, like, elbow on each other. Asap, you got to finish. Come on, everybody. Everybody else finish it.

What happened? Nah, A-Sap, you can't do that. You're the only nigga for the new generation. You got to represent for the new... That one is making me feel like we back in high school. Yeah, we are. I'm not sipping, though. Rocky, Rocky, Rocky, Rocky, Rocky, Rocky, Rocky, Rocky, Rocky, Rocky, Rocky, Rocky, we did it.

We did it, we did it. Come on, you got to finish. You gotta finish it. Next time you do a show, have everybody drinking, bro, and make a lot excited. Relax, French. What was that?

What was that? You're not drinking, man? That's my water. That's my version of water. Oh yeah, we're not drinking? Here, I told you to drink. You're not drinking none of this shit. Who not drinking another?

That's how I do it. I'm flying. I let the fans see me sober and build up to it. This is what the show is. what the show is. That's the gaffo, come on. That's the OG gaffo. Nah, and all.

Hey, hold on. Time on. Time on. I had 50 cents do this. We had DMX do this. 50 cents drink vitamin water. No, no, no, no, no. Stop.

He drank ethanol. Stop. He drank ethic. Ever and vodka? Come on. Yeah, yeah. He drank four shots of his joints. Let's get to the bottom of this.

Sit down. Did you ever go to the club or order of EMPBaka? Yeah, I did. Do you know what's even in that bottle? I don't, I don't know. Explain it. No, no, no, he drank. He drank.

He drank. He drank. That man got a vitamin water there. My man, he drank. I never saw that man drink a bottle of fucking liquor. Like, never. He got drunk. He got drunk. I guarantee you.

What shot? Yeah, he got drunk with it. Because y'all don't get drunk. All right, let's take another shot. Let's take another shot. Let's take another shot. Come on. And you ain't finished your shit.

A'sat. Now, he didn't want to drink it. Listen, my name. Let me tell you something. You're letting down a new school people. I'll be all the real with you. They be all the real niggies. Hey, hey, but talk to the mic.

Talk to the mic. I'm coming up. I'm, pick it up. Come on. Come on. Well, sit down there. Come on. Look, I'm gonna keep around with you.

You fucking around five million viewers. Come on, come on, come on. Sit down, man. Sit down, come on. Come on. You got the fabulous change on. Come on. Yeah.

Come on. But look. Not your leavelet. Come on. I'm gonna go on there again. I'm not with you. I'm not with you. I'm not with you.

You're smart. Sit down. Come on. Look. You got to come correct The viewers can't hear you You got to talk to the money Why are we not correct?

You're A-Sat Baki No, no, no, no, come over here A-Sat, come over here Go ahead, no, no, no, to you. Come back to me, bro. Yeah, to you. You got to come back to me, bro. Please, let's go back.

You got to come back with us for you, like, really that's going on. So, no more maggots for it. When you come back, there's no more no way, it's going to be straight Tigerbone, it's going to be Park, it's going to be Henney, it's going to be some real shit.

We did that? We were going to have a real stuff. Puff edited us when we did that as well. Why do you do that with Puff? You don't do that with me? That's what I'm trying to say. We were scared because you're on bad boy. You're on bad boy.

We were scared. Yeah, we kind of changed you like a bad boy. Hold on. I'm with you, bro. All right. All right. All right. All right.

All right. We got to take a picture. We got to take a picture and a drop. A drop. Come on. All right. We're done? We're done?

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