Joe and Jada - The Real Report - DJ Envy breaks down luxury car collection, Murda behind the wheel, 50 Cent's Ferrari, Cardi B's Bentley, and annual car show

Episode Date: July 13, 2026

DJ Envy pulls up on The Real Report for a special car episode with Tony Yayo and Uncle Murda, giving them a closer look at the cars, stories, and culture behind his collection. Envy talks about building his reputation in the car world, the celebrity whips he has brought out from 50 Cent, Cardi B, Offset, Pusha T, French Montana, Snoop, Trina, Killer Mike, Kevin Hart, and 85 South, and why old schools, foreigns, and custom builds mean so much in hip-hop. From Ferraris, Lamborghinis, Bentleys, Rolls Royce Cullinans, and Bugattis to the Impala SS, 1969 Camaro, 1970 Chevelle, Demon 170, Hellcat, and BMW 850 CSI, this episode is a ride through luxury cars, classic cars, car shows, and the stories only DJ Envy can tell.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Don't drive with two feet, bro. You can drive on one foot. Remember like how you was in the worst? You know, Envy a real friend letting me drive his shit, right? He a real friend. Yo, Envy, teach him, bro. Tell him no. He got two feet, man.

He got this, he got this. He got this. And this one is the big one is the gas. Oh my god, that's the break. He didn't get stout. Right, shut the fuck up with him. Brooms, bro. What's that point?

You get movies with him. Oh, my brother. You got my friend. You know, I'm getting out. My dad. That's how my fucking list. Yeah, it's the talk of New York. And it's the boy, Ledget Jet Lennie.

And we were one of the kids. And Carl Kings, DJ Envy. Oh, some noises. So, Murdo, I know you don't know a lot about cars. Yeah, I don't. Y'all got to put me on today. Shout out to the Breakfast Club. Make sure y'all watch them on Netflix.

They're doing big things. You heard? To the whole breakfast club. We're with the Carl King, though, man. When we talk about car shows, cars, we come to DJ Envy, man. He's one of the Car Kings in New York City, and we gotta give it up to him. Any car that's on the road from old school to foreign, Come on, man, and you know how his car shows is.

BBS boys, shout to the BBS boys, and all the rappers that, let's talk about your car show first. Before we get into cars. Let's talk about BBS boys, 50 cars, Snoop, or just name all the artists that bring their cars. I mean, we've had, of course, 50 set, we've had Cardi B, we've had Trina, we've had Killer Mike, we've had, I'm trying to think of so many,

we've had Offset, we've had, damn, it's been so many. We had 95 South, we've had, we've had, Damn, I'm trying to think of all the people. Just every, every celebrity, you got a dope car, nine times in the 10, you let me your car. Push a T. We've had so many people. What did Cardi B's syndrome? She sent me a Bentley Bintaga.

It was orange, and people were more excited about that, not because she did customization to the car. Because when they opened up the back, they actually see her car seat. They were like, oh, she really uses the car. She gave me her Rose Royce Cullin in before, her Lamborghini before. Cardi got some toys.

She got up for Carly B. You know the vibes. And Cardi's the dope is me. And Cardi's the dope is me. me pull up to my criminal just get the car so we pull up the cars and go get it well offset what offset gave you i know they not getting along now this was this is before offset gave me a lambor before he gave me a coloring him before uh this is when they was together they probably borrowed it from her man that nah no he got his all right

he got his own but now they call me all you know whoever it is pushy t gave me a call we had to go get it um 50 cent you know of course fifth i mean fifth is gave me like eight nine cars and the funny thing about fifth is fifth's cars just be sitting there like i remember his His Lamborghini, we had to jumpstart because he don't drive it that much. I know we went to one facility. He was like his Ferrari was there. We were looking for like 10 hours. Can't find his Ferrari.

Wow. It was stolen. He know it was stolen. It was there that long, didn't know somebody stole the Ferrari. That's great. Just didn't even care, but that's fit for you. So where your lover calls come from? You know, I know you from DJ and shout to DJ Clue to, you know what I'm saying?

You and Klu, y'all kind of changed the game because, you know, before y'all, it was blends and shit. Yep. But y'all was like the first, exclusive DJs from Queens, man. You can talk about that, too. How to mix tapes and the cars and Queens and everything coars this for you. So Queens is a place called the Ave, Jamaica Avenue, Coliseum,

where all the buses kind of went to. I don't care what high school you went to in Queens or what elementary school, the buses went to this one place called Jamaica Avenue, Coliseum Block, right? Behind the Coliseum. So you would run into kids from everywhere. I don't care if you went to Catholic school, if you went to public school, if you went to private school, you was with everybody there.

Either you had to take a bus to get home or you took the dollar van to get home. And we would run into each other. And back then in Queens, you got to think I grew up in kind of the crack era. So all the local drug dealers would have the craziest cars. And back then it was about Honda cars. It was the BMWs, three series, the eight series, the Benz's. And then every once in a while, you see something a little crazier than that. And I just remember wanting one of those cars.

And that's kind of where my love came from cars. I was like, I want that car. And as a kid, you'd be like, yo, that's my car. And the story is I knew Ernesto. Anesto used to, me and he used to play basketball, we used to ride bikes, through wheelies, and I didn't know him as a DJ. One day, I'm at the bus stop.

It's freezing outside, and, you know, you're waiting for that bus. And I see Anester pull up in his Honda. I don't know, it was a Honda called a BMW, or BMW, and I just ran over to the car. I'm like, yo, what do you do for money? He was like, come to my crib after work, after school, and I'll show you. I'm like, I'm like, I, so after school, I went to his crib,

and I thought he was selling drugs. Knock on his door. His mom goes, Anestle's downstairs. I go downstairs. I go downstairs, I start seeing records and this and plaques. He goes, I'm DJ Clue. I'm like, Clue, because at that time,

nobody knew what he looked like. It was just the question of all. Exactly. And from there, I'm like, you do, make money doing this? He was like, yeah, and I was like, this is what I want to do. And I just started doing it, practicing ever since. Definitely.

That's crazy, that's crazy. And that's how you ran into the clue. And what was your first call? When you made your mixtape money, what would you want to? Now, well, my first call was a 1986 Honda Accord. I put rims on it, and then he stole it.

Then I bought a Nissan Stanza. That broke down. Then I bought a jetter. Jetta was a shit. Then I bought a M.C. Remember M.C. Light video when she pulled up with the both jettas? With the both jettas?

Yep, yep, yep. I had a green jeta. Then I had a Montero. Remember the Montero? Mount Terro. Yeah, Montero. Yep. Because the nigger in the hood,

put one of those. Yep, yep. I had a Montereau. And then the first real car that I got was a rangeover. I bought a rangeover. And then from there. What?

What? Now that was like 90s. 99, 2000, I bought a range. And then from there, you felt you had the 4.0 or 4.6? 4.6? You know how good that felt? You know how good that felt? No, I just had to ask you.

First range, you know what I'm saying? And I remember the first part that I did was it was about Starry City. I don't remember what the club was over there, but it was by Starry City. I remember pulling up. Yeah, I remember pulling up. This was wonderful used to manage me. Remember wonderful one used to manage it. Yeah, definitely, definitely.

So one used to manage me. So I remember we pulled up to that club and it was just like, I like this feeling. And then from there was a Bentley GT, Bentley GTCC, Ferrari and they just went from there. Yeah, I'll try to tell murder, the rush of the car just pulling up. Yeah, I got, I got, this might be my year at Billy Lurie. Like, you know what? I miss that feeling, though. Like, I miss

going to the club, going to the spot, the Avenue, the Avenue, the Avenue, downtown Brooklyn. I miss that pulling up and people just staring and looking at your cars. We don't have that no more in New York. You still have that Atlanta, you still have that in Houston. But we need that back in New York, where you could pull up in a safe environment. Everybody could get out and just talk shit and chill.

You don't have that no more. Yeah, every new car used to go, Queen Harlem everywhere everywhere yes everywhere are we going to get into the cars now because we got this is this a drop three in the quarter this is your drop m3 so this is what biggie was talking about murder okay oh school needs this is a line though 8 this is a 98 so this is what big he was talking about yes I didn't know that I'm not going to leave a lie I didn't know that yeah this is a stick shift so I can't drive stick.

Three of these cars in here are stick shift. So stick shift is the reason that my first car that I ever purchased was a stick shift. And the reason why back then it was cheaper to buy a stick shift, right? The automatic was more expensive. I didn't have the money at the time. So I had to learn how to drive stick. And it's just one of those cars. The stanza?

What was the stick shift? My jetter. My first new car was a stick. Yeah. So it was just one of those things that was cheaper to learn. And it gave you that little extra power. And then I kind of fell in love. What did you do that?

Because, like, driving with three pedals is like crazy, murk. It's not... Stick shit? I only knew Jamaican niggas for driving stick shit. Nah, it's just powerful when you can do it because you can control when the gears change yourself. And not only that, it's like, niggas ain't stealing this.

Because 90% of the niggas don't know how to drive stick. Look at that. That's some funny shit right there. That's funny. Hell no. I don't know how to drive regular. From Ben Dean, I went to school with his brother drove stick. And that's Jamaican niggas I knew just drove stick.

You know how to drive stick. So... What made you want to collect this? particular baby right here. You know what it was? I love when I do these car shows that I have a little bit of every error, right? So that's why if you look at here, you'll see muscle,

you know, from the 70s, 69 muscles. You'll see the paid-in-4 era. You'll see the brand-new demon 170s. You'll see G-Waggers that they're only making Europe. You'll see the, you know, the Impala SS that the police used to drive. And then you see some classes. Like, you know, I try to do a little bit of everything.

Like, my dad is from this era. The old-making. Get this. Get this, get this, show. What year is this? What year is this? This is the 67. This is, you restored everything?

This looked clean. We didn't restore it, but what we did is we just, we just kind of did just enough with it that we could drive and really enjoy it. So, like, this is the- Well, you say restore it, what you mean? Because I don't know the car language. So if you look at this, right, this is the old, oh, engine, old everything. So this is all original. So we just add a little bit of it to just make it pop a little more.

Oh, okay, okay, okay, okay, okay. Okay. We can go to the ground if you want to go to the ground. All right, all right. West coast and the East Coast, all right. We can make it sit a little crazy, you know what I mean? Fire, fire, fire. You wouldn't even think this had hydrolyx on it.

So this is called airbags, and airbags is just the way to raise and lower it, so when this park, it just looks mean. Hydraulics make it jump up and down and all that other stuff. This is airbags, yeah. Oh, okay. So this is how you can do it, so when it sit, it's sit low and everything looks perfect on the car when it sits. That's airbags.

But this is, if you look at the engine, this is all, this is from 67. So this is all original. I got to get that. This is all original. What's all original 67 cars? All original, all original. Everything's all original. Everything works.

You know, and then for a lot of these old cars, you've got to create this little switch right here that unplugs the battery. So that way, when it's sitting, it doesn't charge the battery. So now it's your battery engaged. When you plug it back there, the battery's engaged. Got you. So a car like this appreciates instead of depreciating. Yeah.

So I pay to probably. about 40,000 for this car a couple of years ago. I got an offer for about a hundred bucks in. Look at that. Yeah, yeah. Paul me, Ebby, no, he's right, because he just told me. I'm teaching you about cars.

So when I say depreciate and appreciate, it's like, this car is not gonna lose value. No, this one, no. But you could get a phantom. And that soon as you drop off the lot, that's what I have about. How much you drop? You bought a hundred grand.

You lose about a hundred grand. You brought this, so you brought this, so you brought this for 40 bands. a couple years ago and somebody already offered you $110. Yeah. But with the work you put into it, how much would you say after the $40,000 and the work you put into it? I really didn't put that much work on.

I put some airbags on it, cleaned it up, repainted it, and that's it, put some rims on. I really didn't do too much to it. This is a show car. I mean, this is the car. The top goes down. People just love to sit inside. People see, you could drive this on a Sunday after- anywhere in Jersey.

Yeah. The old folks, all of it, young folks, every generation is going to stop by. Look at it. This is a cruiser. So this is one of them joint. But this is this is one of them joint. this one right here. Oh yeah, let's talk about the demon.

This is the demon 170. But hold on, when we talk about demons, because we gotta explain the murder. You got what, S-R-T, right? You got S-R-T, you got HEM-E's. You got, hold on, you got Hem-Ey and then Scat-Pet-Pet. You got Scat Pack. You got Skatpack as the Bumblebee.

When you see the Bumblebee, you got Hellcat, and then you have Demon. Then there's demon and it's Demon 1-17. Just the Red Eye. Well, we would say Red-Eyed-Dien. Right. Now this one, they only made 3,000. 3,000 miles of this one, I said?

They only made 3,000 cars. This one, 1,000. Okay. So this will never lose value. This is a collective edition. This will never lose value. This is go to my son, and my son is probably selling it when I'm going and probably make a couple hundred.

Copy, all right, gotcha. Yeah, so brand new, this is about one in a quarter, 115, if you could get it at sticker. They were selling at one time during COVID for like 200,000, 180. So we was blessed to get it at sticker. And I don't even think this car has maybe 30, 40 miles. This car is a...

Not even 30,000. You're talking about 30 miles. 30 miles on it. That's crazy. 30 miles on it. This car is a... That's crazy. It's a trailer baby.

It goes on the trailer, goes to the car show, off the trailer, right back in the same. Got you. Don't really drive. The only time you drive it is around the block to keep the fuel and everything going in the car, but this car doesn't go anywhere. And when he say he got 3,000,

there's only 3,000, it's going to always see. This is keeping value. This is keeping value. But these don't go anywhere. This right here, I'll be honest with you, the only... Only reason I bought this car. Why did you get this car that used to harassed niggas right here?

No, this is Florida. I want to hear why he got the car. Because this is the police. Talk to me, Amby. It's not the police car. It's not the police car. Yes, it is. This is the car that the police used to driving.

This is the police car. Thank you. This is the car that I know as the cop car. As a kid growing up, the police used to pull up on us with this, right? The reason I got this is when I started doing the car shows and I started touching down south, I would pull up in a Ferrari and they wouldn't even care about my Ferrari. They would go to the Impala faster than my Ferrari. And I'll be like, you nigger, that Impala is 30, 40, 50 grand.

That's Ferrari's $500. So I was like, you know what? Let me get one just to have one for the car show. So I'm like, you know, you know, when you're with your girl or with your wife, she watches reality television, I'm always on the phone scrolling looking at cars. So this car right here has 3,000 miles on it. Only 3,000 miles. If you look inside, it still smells fresh, still smells good,

still smells everything with it. Oh, yeah, this is clean. And this is another baby. threw some big shoes on it, but this is, this ride good, everything works. It's one of those ones. What year is this again? This is a 95 Impala.

The 96 has everything in the middle. This has here on the side, but for 3,000 miles, I couldn't beat that. And this car's appreciating too? These cars appreciate, too. We got a nice offer for this one too, but I ain't letting it go. What was somebody offer you for this?

About 90. 90,000? Damn, I didn't know that. And this is this one right here. My daughter actually bought me. So my daughter paid this. Oh, shout to your door. to your daughter for that woman that look at that.

Shout out to your family. You got a beautiful family. Shout out to the daughter for that. That's what's up. So we showed you, the Caprice, we showed you the D. She knew you wanted it? Yeah, she knew I won it. All right, that's dope.

That's dope. So was you surprised? Oh, she still paid for it. Grab coffee. Shout out. She still paying for it. Appreciateing two to three and a quarter? Three and a quarter?

How many miles is on this? This has 40,000 miles. That has 40,000 miles. It's crazy because every car is like totally different. Yeah. I'm saying? You got you got you drop three in the quarter. Rest in peace, Biggie.

You got the young boy shit, the demons, all the young boys, any young, like, that's like the most stolen car, right? The hell cat's in the demon. That is. Like that he's all crazy. I don't know for that much. Ferraris, lambos, you name it. That car is the highest with insurance. Wow.

Because it's one of the most stolen cars. Yeah, because the demon is like the top of the crop. See, I got a hellcat. You know what I'm saying? The demon, red eye, 170 is like the top as you can go. Talk to me about these right here. So these baby, you know, my favorite color is red. I like red.

This red is just my color. I'm not gang related. I just like... En B, not blood, all right? It's a 1969 Camaro, right? And you asked me before, you know, what's rest of them all? Did you change it? So this one, you see how old that engine is.

But then you look at this one. All these cars is making the money. It's not losing money. See, we totally did this over. So this is a new... All right. So that's all... Oh, my.

Everything is replaced, redone. When you kick it, it starts right. That chrome is crazy. I know you bring this one to the car. I drive this, probably. I drive this and this the most. Oh, you just mean driving it regularly? Like you.

Okay, okay, okay, copy. And these are sticks here to. They both stick shit. So now when you say a swap, what they do is they take a vet or Camaro engine and put it in here to make it run. Okay. So these were swapped.

So now when you go, these go. Students, you put the key in this and turn it. There's no problem. It's not like this. It's no matter. Got you. And it goes and these are beasts fast as far. The chrome working here.

How much does this cause? This is sick. This car, if I probably wanted to redo it now, it would probably be like 180, $200,000 on this car right now. And you ain't never selling this one? No, I ain't never selling this one. These are cars, you pull up, the good thing about these cars is sometimes you go to these car shows, you run into different people, you run into old, you're running the young,

you're running the black, you're running the white, you run into Asian. These two cars, it doesn't matter who's there, when they, you run into these two cars, It doesn't matter who's there. When they pull up, it's just like mouse drop. I want to see what it is. That's why we do these car episodes, because I love cars. You know what I'm saying? Like you said, coming up in Queens, you know, when the GS first came out,

when the Lex Bubble came out, when the three and quarter came out. You know what I'm saying? And now you've got old schools, cherry red, sick Camaro, bro. Now, this is the 1970s Chival. This is probably one of my favorites. Yeah. I look for a long time to find this car. I found it.

And this one, we did the same thing with... Woo! What the fuck is that? So over, like a thousand? Yes. What about that? What about that? Last thing.

This is faster than that one. And you would say on the Camaro, how much horse power? Maybe three, 400? No, I'll say about five, six. Five, six? And the hell and the demon, forget about that. The demon is just, I don't even know what's on that demon. And how much this call from this one is set up right here?

Yeah, I need to sit in this choice. So this one right here was, this was about one. 60, probably work about 200 now. So it's like certain people I call when I'm into buying these cars because I'm not as familiar with the older cars. This ain't my error. I wasn't wrong with this. So I'll even call my pops or I call Carlos Miller from 85 South.

So who's highly into cars and he'll guide me with these. But this is, I love driving. My kids love when I pick them up. The only problem with this car, no seat belt in the back. So my kids be holding on a day of life when they be in that. So much. Because it got so much power. So much power.

Show that engine again, bro. I got to look at that engine again. again, bro. This is ridiculous, bro. And the whole thing is murder, you gotta understand. He's making money off the cars, bro. His car collection, like, who you look up to? Jay Leno, who's your car enthusiast? Because I know his garage is pretty sick.

You know what? A couple people. One is the owner of Essence. His name is Rich Dennis, Black Doo. We live out in Long Island, brother. He owns Essence. He used to own Shay Moisture. When I say his car is a freaking animal,

car show is his cars are crazy old new million dollar cars and three million dollar cars his shit is crazy and you know who got a dope collection Kevin Hart Kevin Hart got a dope car collection and he loves his cars and he rest omar's car he has old new he has a dope dope dope dope dope dope collection I thought I thought Jay Leno was top of the crap though you know what Jay Leno I don't he got cool cars but I would say Kevin Hart represent us he gonna do the shit that we gonna do and the brother you talked about from Long Island that we could touch a little Yeah, yeah, we've seen it.

Yeah, yeah, we've seen it. And this is my last baby. So let's talk about this one right here. Oh, yeah, now let's talk about this car because a lot of people, who, Travis Scott got one? This is like an exclusive. How many of these is made? They really didn't make this for the states.

Your est-eye, grab the key? What do you mean they didn't make this for the states? Name the rappers that got one. I know Travis Scott got one. So the first one to ever have this call for me to ever see was Little Kim. Little Kim at this. Yeah, Little Kim had this.

And I think she got it from, um, Brooklyn. What's homie's name? Producer, Scott Storrs. I think Scott Stores, okay. So she was the first one to have it. They didn't make this in America. They only made it in Europe. So if you wanted it, you had to get it from Europe over here.

Drop the top on that bitch. I'm about you. We move up a little bit. Let me move up a little bit. This is the stunt right here. Get one of these? It's over. Here we go.

Yeah, we gotta go for a ride in this one, bro. in this one bro oh yeah she was going on on the railroad's part to the side so this was like backseat in my jeep back in the day you know the Suzuki samurai so this is my version of Suzuki samurai so i mean Suzuki samurai was the shit so i drive this car so i drive this probably the most out of all of them and those two but i drive this my daughter loved this car. Of course. This is the one we, you know, we rock out for, system rock and it's...

Red guts. Red guts. Drop top. You put the system in there just because it's dropped out. Of course. Of course. Got you. And then this is the last baby right here.

I call this the Nix version, right? Uh-oh. So this is... Rose Royce, baby. This the Dawn. Uh-oh. Let's go Nix. We're in the playoffs right now.

Let's go Nix. So the thing with this right here is Rose Royce announced they're not making a convertible probably to 2029 to 2030, right? The Spectrum, which is the Eleventh, right? car which people don't love they like the actual gas car so cause they didn't and they're not making it the prices of the dawns went up in price so this is my my New York Knicks version so this gone this ain't losing value neither this is probably stay around the same because people are just continued right yep perfect look at that I like that and how much this going for right now

everyone anywhere from I would say maybe 250 to 300 yo do you take your shoes off of Nah, nah, nah, you ever see them rich dudes do that? Yeah, I'm gonna take this shoes off. I gotta take your shoes off in this job. No, man. You're not doing it right. You're disrespecting Rose Royce. That's right.

That's right. That's right. Kick off your shoes, man. Disrespect of Rose Royce. You gotta take your shoes off. Carpet. But you know, Envy got like 30 cars. Okay, good investment.

You don't care, man. We don't care. We'd be small with the cars. We'd be smart with them. Huh? I said, we'd be smart with the cars. I'm not, I'm never sold to a car. Like, when I like, when, when it's time to get rid of it,

if somebody offered me, I get rid of them. Like, if it's the right office out of here. Everything's a business move from me. Oh, you would get rid of all these shit? If somebody give me the right money, absolutely. Hmm. You're on last, you know, 50's Lambo. I've been trying to get him to sell that for the longest time.

And one time that Lambo, he probably paid 400 for it. One time it was probably going to give him 700, he would not sell that shit. Now, you know, I remember one time you was talking to 50. Did you get the virgin? I didn't get the Virgil. Why you didn't get the Virgil? I didn't get the Virgil. You know what?

The last Virgil made back was in Manhattan Mercedes. And the person they gave it to, he was cool to a Virgin with me. I mean, I really didn't know Virgil. I was just to have, but he was cool little Virgil with me, so he got it. Talk about how the relationships get you in them good prices, though. Relationships, not only get you the good prices and put you on the list before anybody else, right? Because if I get the car six months before anybody else, everybody still wants that call. So you can get over for that car if you want to get rid of it.

But the whole idea is just get those cars first. You know what I mean? And then when you want to get out of it after a year or two, you can still make your money back on it. It's the people that don't, that get in too late, you'll never get your money back. All your cars, because we know Envi got 20 cars. Shout out of the Breakfast Club.

I need some of that. I agree. I agree. I agree. I agree. What is your top five favorite out of all your cars? Out of the cars I have or the cars you have. You have.

The cars I have. I would say the G-Wagon convertible. I just like that because every time I drive it, nobody knows what it is. Did you do that? No, we got it like that. I'll say that's number one. My number two, I would say the Chevy Chavelle convertible. That 70 Chavelle is just a mean look.

Then I would go with the Camaro. That 69 Camaro is just a... So this is your top five. You said... One, two. One right here. Two. Three.

Another car that's not here that's in the shop right now. You know, all the NB cars ain't here, by the way, people, so... One of my other cars is the 850 CSI. So that's the old... It's a 850. It's a 94. It's the stick shift. So they only made, I think, 1,100. And I think only 600 came to the states. It's black. You remember the old 8 series with the flip-up lights. So I have that. That's in the shot right now getting worked on because it is car show season. That's probably one of my favorites, two-four. I would say number five. It's crazy you said to 850. 8-50 CSI.

What's the difference? So the CSI was a limited diversion that gave you more power and was stick shift. So it was stick shifts. So that one. And I would probably say my last one was my impoverty. My 1964 Impala. I bought it to the last car show, and the driver driving it got into an accident, and it flew off. What? It flew off. My 64 Impala had everything on it, but

so we rebuilt in that. Okay, okay, God. That would be my favorite. Yeah, how the fuck that seems to like that for you, like a nigga, drive your car at the car, so when he crashed his shit? No, no, he was traveling. He was carrying on his truck.

Oh, okay, okay, copy, copy. I was, at first I was pissed, but then, you know, you gotta think of it. He didn't need to do it on purpose. He was driving the cars up there, shit happened. he got insurance so it was able to be covered but it was just one of those things like when

when I do these cars and I go city to city I'm putting all these on trailers you know what I mean and you just hope that they make it there safely and out of all the times we sent that now was the only time there was an issue of problem but shit happens but we're working on and make it better now what does it take because I've seen your car shows you know what I'm saying it's to the point

where you know I remember Flex had car shows I remember unique auto sport had car shows shout to them to and now it's like it's all about DJ envy now It's like nobody does car shows, but it's like just only you. And every turnout, Atlanta, New York City, Jersey. Like, what does it take to put the car show together? Tell the people about the work.

The calls you got to make and get these big artists like Vianna card, Cardi B car, car, 50 cars. So that's why this office is here. So if you walk the other side, you see the office of where we work. But, you know, I wanted to create a show unlike all the other car shows because everybody does car shows and I salute to all of them. But the difference with mine is I got six kids. So when I bring my kids to the car show,

after 10 minutes, they're like, all right, dad, I've seen the red car, seen the red car, I want to go home. So I was like, well, what's going to make kids want to stay? What's going to make parents from want to stay? So let's kind of do it like a fun car show. What does that mean? All right, well, let's bring rides, activities, games, shit like that for kids. So now kids want to stay there all day. There's jumpies.

There's jimpy. They're riding. They're gaming. Your son and my son is gaming. Your daughter and my daughter's jump roping. So now it's like, oh, now they want to be there long time. Then we bring the music aspect. You got a DJ, DJ, it makes it fun.

Monster energy, salute the monster. So they got the bikes. You see the bikes somewhere or see the bikes? They'd be coming in there do tricks with the bikes. They do tricks, man, monster. Yeah, they do tricks with the bikes. Then we got the cars. We got all the dope cars, new cars, the old cars.

Then what takes it to another level, it's like, now I got Uncle Murder's cars. Uncle Murder fans, like, y'all want to see what Murder drive? Oh, where are you drive that? Well, I got Yale car. I got Yale car. I want to see where Yale drive. All right, cool.

And then it's just like you're getting celebrities cars from different regions. Like, I mean, we've had everybody's cars that you could have named for Michael Strayhan to you name it. And so now you got celebrity. You got dope cars. You got kids' activities. You got stuff for women.

And then we bring the food trucks out. So then now it's like we bring a taste of what we do. So it's like we got Caribbean food on this side. We got soul food on this side. We got Spanish food on this side. So now it's just like a whole fun day. And it just makes it dope. And people love it.

And we get anywhere, you know, we'll get 10,000, 17,000 people out there just for a car show. Dang. That's dope, man. That's dope. So when is the next car show? So the next car show we're doing is we got a couple lined up, but the one I can tell you all about is going to be July 24th. That's going to be in Virginia, Hampton, Virginia.

Of course, I went to college in Hampton, so that's like my second home. So we're always out there. So they show me a lot of love. Last year we did about 15,000 people. So we're going to see. This year we're going to do New Jersey and we're going to do New Orleans. You're going to do New Orleans and then I think we're going to do Atlanta. Okay.

I'm going to do four this year. That's fire. And how long are you been doing this, then? I would say about maybe this is it must be my six or seven years. Okay. Okay. And it's all me. So it's not like I got big corporations behind me.

Nah, this is, I have to put out the money. So I'm buying, I'm paying for the venue. I'm paying for transportation, hotels, flights. Because you know, ours is different. We got red carpets. The game, we paying for all that. So, you know, we try to make it affordable. We do five, kids five and under a free.

And the first ticket we put out of 1999. Because we really try to get people that can't afford it to come out. Just have a day with your kids, you know, I mean, I have a good time, you know? And talk about the responsibility of having these big stars cars, man, what it takes. It's like, you got Michael Strayham car. Like, you don't want to get scratching. Yeah, so we had two incidents with cars, right? One was fifth car, right?

And I don't know if it was my fault or somebody else's four. Because, you know, when they deliver it, fifth and so, he's such a guy that, like, yo, anybody take my car. So you'll be driving, people would be driving his car. So when they came there, the whole window system wasn't working. But I can't call Fifth and be like, yo, Phil. they brought the window fucked up. I used your car for my car show. So I had to fix it.

So I took it to Lambo, oil change, fix it. They were like $3,500. Hey. And he was like, dang. I was like, dang. But, you know, what do you do at that point? Because he gives you his car for nothing. So you just got to fix it.

Just eat it. Yeah, all, cool. And I never even told him I did that. I think one day he went for a service. It was like, yo, there was a problem with my window. I was like, yeah, the window was broke. So I fix it. But that's the thing.

And then Push the Tea. Push the Tea gave me his Ferrari a couple years ago and when they were delivering it, it kind of fell off the lift. Had to fix that. Whatever that was like $7,8,000, got to eat that. You know, so those are the only two things. Everything else, we were clear, never had no problems with issues with call. The craziest person to give me a call was French Montana.

He gave me his $1.3 million bugatti, right? French had that Bugatti sitting outside in L.A. Window down, and he just went on tour. rain, the elements, all that. Carl's fucked up. So he gave it to me. So we picked it up. So the guy I remember went to pick up.

He was like, you know, this car don't start. I'm like, Nick, it's a Bugatti. You better bring that shit. So we brings it. So we get here, you know, I got everybody here that helped me. So we started, jumpstarted, we driving and shit. I'm like, oh, this shit is cool. Turn it off.

Shit, it stops again. I'm like, we had to push the Bugatti, but we got to work in this time. And we set that shit right back to French. First, take this Bugatti. Got it. You know, these rappers are so rich that cars just sit around and get dust on them, man. It's like you had dust on the deed. You're right.

But you know what is, is everybody's on the road and on the tour, so it's like, they don't even think about it. They just read the cars there. Like, I know Cardi had, Cardi got a Lambo. I think Cardi had that Lambo in the garage for six years. Dang. I think you got maybe 500 miles on it. I know for a fraction, then plug it in on the battery attendant. I think Cardi just left deuce.

But it is what it is. I mean, if you're grateful to own one of those cars, it's just dope. But, you know, I just want them to, everybody to treat their cars better. But when you don't drive a car like that, right? Keeps his value. No, it's keeping its value. No, I mean, it doesn't matter. A dope car is a dope car.

But you want to keep the cars on the battery tender. You want to keep them running because you want the oil, you want the gas. You want every, all the fluids to run through that system. But once they just sit there, it's stale, it messes up the pipes, it rolls, all that stuff. So you want it to be moving. So with these cars, it's like, if you see, all of them are on battery tenders. And then maybe once a month, I just drive them around the block.

I'm just driving around the block, picking my kids from school, come right back. You know what I mean? And, you know, it's my enjoyment. It's something that I just enjoy. You know what I mean? It's like some people play video games. I don't play video games. Some people, whatever.

But my enjoyment is taking out of car and driving. That's my gentleman. I mean, you know, we're from Queens, man. I'm a car dudeiest. I'm a car lover. That's why we do these car episodes. Unfortunately, murder can't drive nothing today. Which is crazy.

Too expensive. You know what I mean? We don't want him to... I drove the cadion. He was about $150, that, but I don't anybody. But you're not driving, that's 3.50. You know, and he might not trust me, driving one of his cars. That car's 3.50.

You're definitely not driving a demon. Nah. You ain't driving none of these, bro. You know what I'm saying? It's the real report. Another car episode. Might be right. I don't see.

Listen, he ain't test driving nothing over here. Listen, it's the real report. Another car episode with the car king. Keep a lot. Before we close out, I'm going to pull this one out. We're going to let murder drive that one. Which one? This one right here?

Yeah, this one right here. Oh, yes he was going to. I'm gonna let murder drive there. I'm gonna let murder drive. I'm gonna let murder drive it. I'm gonna'n't. Yeah, I don't think we should do that. You know?

Nah, nah. Nah. Let's go. And I'm gonna put Yeo and the Demon 1-7. Oh, there we go. I'm gonna go around the block. So that's how you know they, my car's real and I'm running. Because I'm not even need to drive my car.

So we're probably, pull all these bitches out and let them drive around the block. And we're gonna cross our fingers. Let's go. We're gonna cross our fingers. That's your fingers for murder. I'm not. Coming murder, get in the back. Pause.

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Ready? Now, this is a lot of horsepower, right? How much horsepower? A lot. A lot. Y'all good? Yeah, we good. Y'all see what's the real report, man.

I already know what's going to happen here. So this is like the fastest car, so when it go, it just... Oh, shit, go, go, no! She felt, nigger. Hey, this shit crazy, you gotta be knocking up. Ridiculous right? Yeah, like this. They go.

When they go, when they go, they're scared, they're scared. Yeah. This is crazy. Oh shit! Shit! Wow, this is this motherfucker. This is jumping back here, this is like, like as fast as the demon then. It's crazy, bro.

This shit got too much power. It'd be probably the only motherfucker in New York that know how to drive stick ship. That shit crazy. This is what I do all day, this driver. Yeah, this is it. This is what you bring out on a night. sunny day. I see why you just one of your top five. Yeah, this is just cool, chill.

Like I said, everybody love it. Everybody know what it is. Don't matter if you white, black. When I talk about need for speed, this is a need for speed right here, bro. Look, what? These ain't rented cars. This is the fast, this is as fast as the Hellcat or the demon. Oh, shit.

Oh, shit. Oh, yeah, man, that's right, man. That's right, man. I was trying to get out that shit, son. That's the real. This is the real. Shit, we're about like, who's going to lose with. I don't know.

What's going on? I got a picture of you on. Murder definitely ain't driving this one. Hey, don't go. No, six shit? Not him behind the wheel. Ha ha ha. That's your boyfriend behind the wheel.

This summer. I'm driving. I'm driving this stuff. Y'all think I'm playing. That Camaro is sick, bro. There's going to say, I'm getting in the back to this. Murder, do not fuck up. Envy will be talking about you on Netflix.

That's that, ma'am. You know. Back up a little bit. Back up. So, Envy, man. You're gonna be talking about me on that reflection. Yo, Envy, man. You sure you wanna do this? Ride in the front with your boy.

Come on, Richie. This shit, fire. Got the Phantom doors? Yeah, this is it right here. Yo, murder, please, man. I'm good, man. You know, envy getting the front. Get in the front.

Hold this. In the back, get on that side, Richie. So, take this. Your murder. Murder, take it easy. We're just gonna go a couple of feet. There you go, Mark, yeah, you're doing good. Stick it slow.

You're good now, now. Just let up, you don't gotta give it no gas. You don't gotta give it no gas. Shut up, ya. You heard that, Nicky, I took a balance. Yeah, you proved, yeah. I'm gonna listen to some gas. I'm gonna my little, fuck all that, digger.

All right, slow down a little bit. There you go. Good, good. All right, cool, cool, cool. You really ain't got a license? No, man. Why you let us get the call with me? Don't say that shit now.

Go, man. No, he don't know how to drive. Am I, I'm over here, right? I'm good, right? Don't let him go too straight, envy. Let them tell. Right, slow down, slow down, hold on. I'm smooth with it right now.

But you gotta look both ways though. I got this, boom. You know, no signal? It's old school, yeah. One at a time. That was hurt, right? All right, cool, see, look at that, come on. Good, Murd.

No, you're doing good, you're doing good. I ain't gonna hold you. Like, slow down, slow down, slow down. Look for cars. The gas, so much. This is what I don't like. All right. on your side then yeah see not too much not too much gas though just keep it slow

feeling good now slow down my lingo go on tip man slow down slow down car's coming he's making the left right here but get on your side murk you in the middle of the street yeah get on your side slow down this car feel wide slow down so big it's a boat i know i'm not barking right this is it's a big is car go let him let him go i just brought it See how to love you get. When he got these old cars, That's what I...

Mark doing good. You're making it right. Just look both ways though. Oh shit. Take how old, no. But Envy, don't let him pull it in the parking lot. Whoa, hold, hold. Whoa.

Let him stop right here. You don't even got to pull in. Stop right. Pause, this nigga right. Put it in park. Yeah, yeah. Put it in the park. Yeah.

Park. All to put in the park to the P. That's it right in. It's in the end. It's in the end. It's in, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. Whoa. Oh, hold on.

Started getting a little skis here Yeah No license nigger No Yeah y'all see what's up The real report my brother DJ envy Thank you my brother Good shit envy

Damn You my motherfucker fucking boy Yo I'm proud of my boy Y envy is crazy for letting him drive that car But I'm proud of my boy He let him drive 130,000 on the real report Another car episode

Murder learning how to drive I don't know where we're going to be next. Dodge, Ford, Chrysler. I don't know, man. Murder going to learn how to drive, though. Oh, I ain't even. We was talking about in the next 20 years, he's giving this to his son. Right now, this is for your son.

Shout to your whole family, beautiful kids. You know, a wonderful family. In the next 20 years, this could possibly be worth like 500. No less than three. Come on. I think so. So I'm being careful driving this, man. I feel like that's just a tap of the pedal.

He's ready to go. You let this car go and you get it in air it. Wow. It's crazy. It's ridiculous, man. This is ridiculous. Just a tap of the pedal in this shit is blind, bro. Ridiculous, bro.

Make a left up here, right? You can make a left here. Shit. Right here, another? Yeah, you can make a left here. Shit. This is nothing to play with. A little airtime over here.

So what time of tires you got on this? These are drag strips. So this is this for the drag strip. This ain't really for the street. low tires, it's just made to just, when you heat up, it just goes. The amount of shit that this pushes it, it's ridiculous. How many miles on this? 30, 40 miles? Yeah, 30, 40 miles.

Never drove this. And somehow how important it is to have the battery tenders. Yeah, so the battery tenders, make sure your battery never dies. Make sure you always keeps the car fresh. So every time you start it, it starts right up. What's on right here? Yeah, you're left. So with these cars, you got to keep a quarter tank or less on them.

Like right here? Yeah, you make it. When you put it in the venue, the venue is one of a certain way. It's ridiculous, man. Where's the garage at? Just wait out there with them cars. Oh, I'm cool. Yeah, I see. When you pull out the cars, everybody want to come and stop and talk and chat?

Yeah, definitely, man. I mean, you know, cars is a part of the culture, man. That's why we do it on the show, man. But you know, that's why I love the car so much is, it's a time where I ain't got to talk about music. Yeah, definitely. You just come in there and you get to talk about cars and your enjoyment of cars, like, you know, whether it is. Like, this guy right here, I don't even know what this is. guy right here. I don't know if he's with us, so he's just excited.

Yeah, he just pulled over right over here. This is too fast, bro. Another episode on the real report. You already know, yes, sir. DJ NV let him drive $135,000 a car. I don't know why, please get the money. Look out for his car show. What's the date again?

Yes, right. In July 25th, in Hampton, Virginia, if you haven't got your tickets, get your tickets. Yes, sir. Bring in all these cars and more. I can't wait to see you down. Show to Virginia. No, it's the real report. It's the real report.

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