Joe and Jada - The Real Report - DJ SpinKing on touring with Cardi B, introducing Pop Smoke to 50 Cent, making “Timeless” with A Boogie, & surviving a car crash as a teen

Episode Date: August 5, 2026

DJ SpinKing joins Tony Yayo and Uncle Murda on The Real Report to break down his return to music with “Beat Go” featuring DaBaby and Fetty Wap, the making of A Boogie wit da Hoodie’s “Timeless,” and the relationships that put him on tour with Cardi B and in the room when Pop Smoke met 50 Cent. He also opens up about surviving a teenage crash on train tracks, explains why he refuses money to play records, weighs talent against social media popularity in today’s DJ culture, recalls DJing Pacha with broken equipment and no headphones, and reveals how investing his last $30,000 into “Adult Swim” helped generate 150 million views.Stream "Beat Go" by DJ SpinKing feat. Dababy & FettyWaphttps://open.spotify.com/track/3QtsVavoSXlvL09gCNJAOE?si=75326dc700b94a79See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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You took my golfers call or something? Who you called? I took celebs call, my older brother's call. Shout to a celebrity, man. Yeah, and I went. There's some dumb stuff that I regret to this day, but that's why you don't see me. I don't drive. You see black outside.

So that's my God black. I don't drink and drive. I'm with security. I'm with the team and that's it. But I made a mistake when I was young. And I feel like it blessed me where I am today. You feel I'm saying? Like, my parents, you know, West Indian, Guyanese

that said, Patti Dhan. You're not going on. You're not going on. Oh, so you was grounded. And how did that would be in the team? So I took some left call. I picked up some kids that was my friends at the time. Right.

He didn't get stabbed. Right. Shut the fuck up. Okay. Provin. Roving! You get movies with me. Oh, come from .

All right. I'm a video. You know, I would get to work. I was a lot. That's out. No spin king The baby Fettie Watt, yeah, baby

Oh, one the fierce, let's go Oh Bego Hey Branson boys in the building Hey Beiko What?

Biko Biko Yeah, hello Tire your spirits They call me baby They say my music like crack in the 80s They say my music bring pretty Back outside you my

around had you a baby Oh, let's go. I want you to save a fine ask and not act like a teacher say keep your eyes on your own page. No single. Spin King. Video on the way. Yeah. Shout to the baby.

Sping king. Fetty, Jersey. Let's go. Shot the boy won. They shot the fierce. You know what it is. Yes. Oh, it looks like we in the club right now.

We need some singles. Y! Stop, baby. Girls, we need the strippers. Hey, let me see that, um, yeah, um, yeah, um, yeah, we got up this, um, we need a stripper pole in the real report out here.

Yeah, we don't get a stripper pole in the real point, man, if you two let us do it. Shout to Fannie Wop, Jersey in the building, let's go. Brand new keys, brand new keys, if you don't, I'm gonna leave, yeah. She said, boy, we don't need no lights your diamond spars. Ooh, said she shine, says she do not do this all thing. Got some, stand by her tall a call her call.

Call him. Betty, this might be your best first of the year, baby. Hey. Don't that ass when a bigo. What? What did you ask you in the video? Oh. Throw that ass when the bico.

Oh. Do that ass when the beat go. Oh. DJ spinking, baby. Yeah. DJ spanking, baby. The baby. Betty Wop.

Boy Wanda. Yes. 1738. Yeah. D and Rwanda. Oh, man. Spinkin is in the building. You got another one.

Congratulations. D&R. Yeah. Yo, man, so how did the single come about, man? You got another one because you always come out with hits, bro. I appreciate that. I ain't allowed to you. I haven't dropped in six years.

Damn, I didn't even realize you. Pandemic was the last time. Yeah, I haven't dropped. You know how I go. One thing, one of my mentors, big up DJ and I told me, I love the music industry. I love the music, I hate the music industry. So that's why I'm at with it, you know.

But the space I'm in right now, I just want to put out music, every genre, everything. And I was in the studio and then I was like, you know what? I hit on my main vinyl, I hit up Boy Wanda. He sent that. And I ain't a lot. You can ask anybody I've been in the studio with. I don't play packs.

I play one beat. Right. Sent it to the baby. He said, give me two days. He finished his verse in two days. I went to the studio. Wops in the studio, Wap just came home. I go in the studio.

He said, load it up. In 10 minutes that verse was done. Shout to Fetty, Wob, shout out to the baby. Verses, I think that was Fetty. Set out the Binals. Yeah, I think that was one of Fetty best verses of the year right there. Yeah, he went, bro, 10 minutes. 10 minutes and knocked it out.

And everybody in stood, just when you hear that beat alone, it's just like. Yeah, the beat gets you from the beginning. Yeah, the beat is crazy. Talk about, that's a young buck sample. Talk about that, man. That's the get buck sample. Yeah, that's crazy. That B is just.

I ain't even realized that that was a young book sample. Yeah, 50 cleared that. Yeah, baby. Yeah. Yeah. Oh, yeah. Well, video we're wrapping up next week. And then we're going to drop that.

The video dropping next week. Yeah. We're going crazy right now on TikTok. Pau 105.1. The family just added it. We have 200 spins last week. That's dope. Yeah, we're going on it.

And it's organic. There's no machine mining right now. So once that video drop, it's when we're going full force on it. Man, you stay working, man. Shout to your brother, Starr, too. Shout to Starr, of course. And you know, Star was texting us, right? And he was like, yo, make sure you all on time and shit.

Because this is my bro right here. Yeah, you know how it is, man. You know, you know how he is with his time and everything got to be coordinate. One thing about stars, he love his brothers, he love his family, shout out to your family. That's my brother, yeah, mom's pops, the kids, everything. Everybody, bro. Tell us about the beginning, man, like, because you were 17 years old, you couldn't even

really DJ in the clubs. No. So, so how did you get known? So I first started throwing my own parties in hotel ballrooms in Jersey. Okay. But we were only there for one time. Got kicked out of everyone. Those videos on YouTube.

All the videos on YouTube. Why didn't leave it the way we went in? Copy. So rental equipment, you know, wasn't allowed in clubs. And then I met the Simmons family, shot to Jojo, shot the Rev, shot to Diggy, shot the whole family. And then I was blessed to go on tour with him with Diggy. He started rapping.

Oh, he was on tour with Diggy. Yeah, Scream tour. We did like four or five of them. We was on the road. I ain't come home. What's the big record Diggy had? I didn't come home for like two years. Look at that.

I remember calling started, bro. I want to come home. And you were 17? 17. 17. I was on, I was on, I was on University of Phoenix online. I tried. Meet and greets, sound check.

You know how that go. It's just, I tried. I tried school three times. I just couldn't get it. I went to institute auto research in New York. They'd give me to work for the week. I finished it in a day because I learned it just being in the studio. Why am I paying for something I already know?

I was coming home with flight club bags. They had just opened a flight club across the street. My mom was like, where's your books? I'm coming home with Sneak and. He said, you don't want to do it, you gotta pay for it. It's all my money I had saved. I paid it off and then I just... How did you meet Diggie?

How did you meet the Simmons family? Starr was a promoter back in the day and he was to throw parties. He had met Jojo in the mall and he booked him for hosting from Runshouse. You know, Runshouse was that show back in the day. No, definitely Runs house. Yeah. Yeah. And then Jojo and him connected.

He started being with him handling his stuff and then that's how me... I couldn't really go out because I got into accident when I was 16. I was grounded. So, um, what you mean? So when I was six, I was grounded. That's what I'm saying? You took my mom-tham's car or something, we call you to? I took celebs call, my older brother's call.

Oh, shit. And I went. Yeah, and I went. There's some dumb stuff that I regret to this day, but that's why you don't see me, I don't drive. You see black outside. So that's my God black. I don't drink and drive.

I'm with security. I'm with the team and that's it. But I made a mistake when I was young and I feel like it blessed me where I am today. You feel I'm saying? Like my parents, you know, West Indian and Guyanese and said potty done. You're not going on. You're not going on. Oh, so you was grounded in.

So I took some left car. I picked up some kids that was my friends at the time. I flipped on train tracks. Oh, damn. We had to get out of the back of the car. Train came and hit the cars. My kids do not drink and drive. There's Uber's, there's lips.

Do not drink your life is not worth it. Trust me. I don't drink and drive. I just drink and they drop. Damn, that's scary. Drink my brain sitting and they drop. But yeah, so it was a whole. was a whole thing and I couldn't go nowhere.

And my older brother's celeb was a DJ at the time. StarWother promoter, they had their own thing going on. So the equipment was in the basement. So I used to always watch BET and be in love with hip-hop music. So I started messing around with the equipment. I started going live on Ustream at the time back in the day. And then people from like my local town will watch. I'll be high.

There was eight people in there watching me. Facts, you don't care though. Yeah. And then I just started doing YouTube videos and putting myself DJing like that. And then that's how I got into it. I have no choice. Music saved my life. Not being cliche, but it's true. How long you was on tour with Diggy?

Four years, three, four years, bro. Damn, look at that. Yeah, we was on the road for a minute. Shout to Diggy, shot to the whole Simmons family. Yeah, people can't act like Diggy ain't. Diggy wasn't it, back. I used to write to Biggie Simmons. My used to be crazy, man.

He had me working on Dickson. Oh, yeah, word. I'm gonna leave him. Yeah, Perry, yeah, Perry the whole team. Rap Run told him to stay out the rap up. He told, he loved it. He always said that. He always said that.

He didn't even know. Look, Queens, Mr. Queens over here, right? We had a spot, you know what I'm saying? Red Run pulled up like, oh shit, murder my God. You ain't looking like, get the fuck out of here. This nigga don't right bro too. No, because murder be knowing everybody. Real talk.

So Red Bruhn comes like, you're murder. What's up, nigga? He's like, yo, you crazy for the fucking rapos, nigga. I just try to make sure I always stay out from shit, snick. So shout out to Red Brother. That's my brother. That's my brother.

That's my brother. That's one of my mentors. He helped me with a lot of, like, he put me in that position with Diggy, even like, on tour, like, the DJ, the artist. Like, he, the Jam Master Jay. He even said an interview, shot the red around, man. That whole family. They definitely took me like one and my own. I really appreciate you.

Said out to my guy, Pee over there too, definitely. Yeah, Perry. My son, Perry. Yeah, that's my God. Perry was with us on the road the whole time holding it down. Uncle P. That's my God. That's my God.

Thanks. So how do you meet all these people? Because sometimes in the game, right, in the business industry, people say it's not what you know, it's who you know. And then later on what you know is a work for you if you handle a business, right? How do you like, because you got a hit record with A, Boogie. Talk about that. Like, well, A. Bougy's my brother.

Like, I remember when they was coming to a club in Daikman called Playroom, and I'm like, who are these dudes from the Bronx? They're doing a hundred bottles. Like, who are these guys? Where? And you know, like, people come up now, they're like, yo, I'll give you money to play a record respectfully. I don't take the money.

But I'll listen to it and I'll play it. And then somebody asks me, why you never take the money? I'm like, because now I feel like I'm in a lifetime contract with this dude. Every time I see him, like, you remember that time I gave you, I played it? No, I'm gonna play out of love. I don't, sometimes they give a security. I'm like, that's on y'all. Now, you got a lifetime contract with them, niggas.

You don't got a guy with me. I don't like taking money for records. But these guys, I mean, they're doing their thing. I'm like, he got a buzz going on. I never forget. Buggy shot my shit right there, downstairs across from Cliff. And he's blowing up. And it's like, this kid is nice.

And I see, like, it's not just, you know, people come out the hood. I'm like, these kids are going crazy for him. Fastball today. That's my brother. We was on the farm earlier. I was in Home Depot. We were talking about power washers. And that's where we're at now.

We talk about our crib all the time. We talk about our crib all the time. Yeah. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? Free Double M, like the whole, that's just, that's the whole hybrid, bro. Noon, Luski, everybody, bro. QP, M, everybody. Like, it's just, it's a team, you know what I'm saying? Like, it's just everybody just, it's different.

Like when we together, it's like how you out together. It don't feel like work. Right. We just hanging out. We might come up with a record in 20 minutes and then go back to, well, we was doing another day, midnight till three in the morning playing pickleball. Right. Me, Bubba, hey.

Pickle ball. No I'm saying, but it's like. A real rich nigg shit. My basketball, pickleball. My man Bubba runs it out the gym. But I'm just saying like it's just cool shit. Like being here's family, bro. And we get money together along the way.

So Boogie's my dog, that whole team. Like just been like that. And we're working on another one right now. So we got something soon coming for y'all because- You're on a boogie working on another record. Yeah, 100%. Talk about your new deal, man. Congratulations.

Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. T-K. Shout to everybody over that 10K. It feels like home. You know what I'm saying?

They're doing the right thing. So after six years. Like, what made you want to, you know, get back in it? What made me want to get back in the music industry is because I'm playing the same records in the club from six years ago. Chief Keith Finito, Bobby Smurda, Rowdy, Computers, rest in piece of my dog. If he was here, he would have been a megastar, pop smoke. That's my dog.

West in peace, pop smoke, definitely. I talked to my dog. Tell Spin, King, can't play it back, while the woo's throw the bag, all of that. You know what I'm saying? But I want to make something new. I want to give a different vibe. I want to make the club dance again. When that song come come back.

on, shout to Jersey, because that jersey bounce has been it for the past years. And shout to all the Jersey DJs, DJ Taj. That's my boy, Slink, a Jay Hood, everybody in Jersey. Walla. It's just that sound has been going for so long. Even Philly, B. Moore, you know, that's that sound. But I'm telling you something. Right now, when that beat comes on in the club, it's just a different animal right now. You know how I knew it was going to be something, something special? I was premiering it. And shout to my man, chaotic. Because chaotic, because chaotic, been going crazy on that record every day, every way you go. Shout to chaotic. Like, Cyan Simbaugh is chaotic, going crazy on that record for me.

People don't know it, but it comes on. They dance into it. What does that mean? It means something. It means something. And I'm coming with every type. I'm going to make a Dembo record for the Dominicans, the Latinos, a reggae record, house record. What else we're going to do, murder?

What else we're going to do, yeah? We ain't got nothing else to do with all the relationships. Now and ever. We just came back. What was at? We was in Italy. We was in Ibiza. Eating smoked duck.

You heard? He didn't have smoked duck. in that Russian and Persian caviar. And, you know, Bubba was out there, shout to Bubba High Bridge was in the building. The jet was nothing but jokes and fun, man. That's what we do, man. Iheart Radio invites you front row for Iheart Live at the Horseshoe.

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to actually getting a shot to be a DJ on the radio, Power 105? How did that feel? Well, that was different because coming up, I always wanted to be on radio. Radio was everything. Like, you guys know that. Like, even my first time I heard my song on the radio, shout to Red Cafe and Chris Green

because that was the first song I had on radio. Cafe Chris Green. It was Tabit B to drill it. And I remember I was on a school bus. I was on a varsity team. in Bergenfield, we was going to our game. And I heard it on the radio and shot the pro style because it's pro style.

Pro style. You see my man got that billboard and all that in the city, in Times Square. But like getting that call, because I used to be up at hot for a minute, like the rest of the pieces. So Mr. C. DJ enough, like Camillo, Cast 1 being up there watching them.

And then I got the call. And he was like, it was pro, like, yo, we want to bring a pot. I'm like, what? Like, I ain't really believe it. Because here and there, I would do Angie show. Right. But here and there, like, I pop up.

I did it one time with Torrey, free my man, Torrey. Shout to Angie, she on the volume, too. Shout to Angie Martinez. You love you. Angie Martinez. Make sure you watch her podcast. Her barbecue is Sunday. We're in the building, Power family.

But I would do that here and there. And then I got the call. I'm going to give you on a show Friday nights, 12 to 2. I'm like, word, bet. Then we came about just the Sunday show, me and Nila. playing all the new music. And then Thea calls. Shout to Thea, because Thea holds me down a lot.

I got a love for Thea. Shout out to Thea. Thia. Thia's coach, you know what I'm saying? She's the true. Yeah, she's the, she's the codest. She never gave no problems when my record get played. I love you, Thea.

And then Saturday they gave me 2 a.m. to 4. And then twice, three times a month, I do Angie Show, too. Shot the Elbeck's Ivy, the whole power family. But it's just a blessing being up there, bro. and the opportunity that they gave me, I don't even know I got ever repaid him, but that powerhouse set, that Sping King and Friends is just something different every year.

Like, that was just, that right there. Like, it just gives me chills every time. Yeah, you bring, you bring up some of the biggest heart. Do you bring up Pop Smoke one year, right? No, I never got to. Oh shit. Oh shit. His first time me and fifth,

because that was his idol and that was the last time I seen him. That was in Miami and he was doing, we were doing an I heart. And he'll go, fifth, he wanted me to shot the B-boy. Right. And he was like, he said, bring him. He's like, his last name Jackson. I'm like, yeah, he's like, I bring him. Last name Jackson.

And we brought him, and it was just dope. And there's a video on my page. Like, even when I watch, sometimes I get emotional watching it, because it's me telling him, like, you're going to be a star. Like, you got it. Pop was mad young. Damn, man. And then the Powerhouse, you know, I brought a baby, 4-1,

boogie, Fetti. Powerhouse is every year is always a movie, man. So I'm thankful for that opportunity with power. Like, people, I don't care what people say. People say Radio, it matters. It matters, no matter where you go. Because you got a person, you got, you got gentlemen, real men like envy and pro style.

They play a record once. How many spins is it? That's about 40, 50 spins across the country. Yeah, radio matters. Shout to the breakfast club. Shout to Andy. Shout to everybody. Shout to everybody.

Shout to everybody, man. Talking about syndicated shows, my brother. You know what I wanted to ask you? And this is a big question, right? Do you feel like social media presence and popularity also counts as much as like more as much as talent. Because like a lot of people, like a lot of DJs can be talented, but their name will never really get out there, like other guys' names.

So you're talking about the TikTok DJs? I mean, I mean, will we say that? Yes, yeah. Is TikTok DJs? No, it's because there's people that that you would say is push button DJs. They don't know what they're doing. They're just present. They're doing for content.

And everybody get their money. How you feed your family. How you feed your family. But then you got people that are the go to this, that set the tone, like kick a And you got people like, I still to the day seem getting big fat fingers. Like they be in Japan going crazy. Like, people I respect, I watch, Cass 1, Big Ben, like, it's just the art, right? And obviously it changes because I came up in a time.

I wasn't carrying crates. It was turntables, but the vinyl was one vinyl, but then it became CDJs. So I came up like in between both eras. You know, I was born in the 90s, raised in 2000s. But social media matters on how you look, how you dress, what you wear, how you talk, the cars, all that stuff. It does matter. And I learned that from my envy and pro. I'm going to get cars for days, jewelry for days. Growing up, DJs, no disrespect. What DJs was big, they really wasn't like on flash shit. So I wanted to like bridge the culture with the music and

that and put it all together. But it depends now because you got a lot of girls' DJs. There's some girl DJs that are dope as hell. And then they're going overseas and they're getting their money. Not even getting it here. Right. So it depends on like what market you're looking at. Right. But that house market, y'all see when was in posh's ass? That shit, no joke. Talk about that, Pasha, Cardi B, man. How do you do it? Shout to Cardi B. Shout to Cardi B.

Like, how do you get on stage with Cardi B? You was on tour with Cardi B, man. Yeah, you was on tour with it. Yeah, talk about how do you get them calls, yo, I need Spin King. You want to know when Cardi called me? We was in my crib and we was watching Super Bowl. And B-Boy was there, Bill was there.

And she had just came off stage with Bad Bunny. Right. And she's on the phone. She's like, yo, Spin. I'm like, what's up, sis? She's like, y'all need you on this tour, bro. I'm like, I bet. Hey.

And she's, you thought that was industry talk at the time? Cardi's, there's, there's two people that were never, four people that would never be in this street talk. Cardi, Fifth, Florida, and Rocky and Boogie, five. And shout to all of y'all, no industry talk. No industry talk. No industry talk. That's straight like, so the next day, Star calls me like, oh, Boston, Connecticut, Miami, Philly, MPA, you on that? So whatever should, yeah, we're in there.

You know I respect Cardi from other artists with DJs? Shout to Cardi beat. Shout to lust, you heard? Shout to lust, good old days in Brooklyn, man. Is that she's real genuine in a sense of like, she means it from her heart. She don't got to. She's like, she changed my life same way, 50 and so many ways of like things like,

I would never think I'm DJing the Met Gala after party. I'm in a booth and Billy Isles just there chilling with me drinking, telling Joe. Wow. Like, she makes me. that happen, you know what I'm saying? She's, she don't forget what she came from. That makes sense.

And how much she does behind the door she puts off of her people. Her team is still wear her from, I remember back in the day. It's a blessing to see that, you know, shout to her whole team. I'm glad, yo. She put on for me a couple times, reping me on Instagram, shout me out. She's a real one. She's definitely a real one. She's definitely a real one.

Yeah, Hennessy, Hennessy's family, yeah. She's a real one, too, yeah. And this is what I talk about. And I'm glad you brought up 50 because it's like, niggas get at us for like, showing people love that show you love. Like, when I say 50 did a lot for me, he not only did a lot for me and murder, but we could name other shit. Like I thought of so much shit because Meph Bleak was talking.

Like right now, I'm trying to still figure out who's more relevant. Rick Ross with his record sales or Memphis Bleak on his rents. I'm trying to still figure out who's more relevant, right? But when you look at Fifth, right, I thought about that shit made me beefing with these niggas made me think about shit he did for other people. Kay Slay. Straight stunt magazine, rest in peace, was about to be finished. 50 came out of his pocket like 20 grand to help Kay Slate keep going to keep going with that

shit. Eiff Rivera, a nigga that was shooting videos. 50 call him, yo, shoot 12 videos. And then from there, everybody in industry wanted to fuck with Eif. The list goes on and on. Now he's doing movies. Kid, kid, banks. Al Pacino.

You know what I'm saying? Eiff is no Al Pacino. This is what I'm saying. I just think about all the people when you say fifth also helped you and Cardi helped you. That shit count. Like, that shit means a lot to me. People don't even know even with the record. I never forget.

I finished your, y'all go to him. I ask for advice. I'll ask y'all for advice. Everybody that's around the people I generally fuck with and care about their opinion before it comes out. I'll never forget. We was chilling at the headquarters. Right. And I played it for him.

He said, all right, give me a second. Fifth, A and R that record. When you hear the girl saying, you can't handle all that. That's fair. Oh, he A&R, the new record. He had a new record with the baby and Fetty. He said his Mitch or something. That's the fifth on there.

Look at that. Yeah. So I'm saying what he threw behind the scene. People don't really be like knowing it, but it comes from a good heart and a good person. You know what I'm saying? And I didn't think about it. And when I went and added that part,

it made the record complete. Now when you listen to Beko and you hear that girl saying, you can't handle all that, it's her answering the baby. He said you want to have something for the girls. He ain't out the record, damn there. Look at that. Yeah.

Fiffby doing much for me, for me, for our family. Don't worry. We know you're going to sell more than Rick Ross. Tori Lanes, made you think I was gone, earned 19,700 units the first week. Out selling Rick Ross that did 17,200 units. Ross, you need some help. You need the Drake stimulus package. That wasn't there for you.

Beefing with 50. That wasn't good for you. It's just nothing been good for you, man. You know, just find a new career, man. Do something, like Fifth said, the bum juice. and the record sales ain't working for you in the wings, man. And I like American Deli wings, by the way, motherfucker. So just remember that.

Yeah, I like American Deli wings. I don't do wings stop. And as for Memphis Bleak, that comeback on Twitter, that shit was whack. Murder went fucking Ultimate Warrior on you, Hulk Cogan on you. You know what I'm saying? For the Memphis Bleak, too, man,

because, you know, I see a lot of comments and I recall, right, about the whole Memphis Bleak thing, man. It's like people feel like, first of all, I'm not taking up for Yale. Fuck you then. Yeah, yo can talk for him. Fuck you then. Y'all know, yeah, y'all can talk.

I was so Brooklyn, Queens thing. All your, Brooklyn niggas was like, wow. Yeah, yo, if y'all know one thing about my brother, yeah yo, he don't need nobody to talk for him, right, at all. Yeah, yo love to talk, and he talk his shit whenever he wants to, right? So people like, yo, that's people, I think those in the comments, like, yo, you take it up this. No, no, no, no. When you say things in these interviews, like when Bleak was on the breakfast club,

and he's saying things like, if 50 stop rocking with these dudes for a year, they'd be in the shelter. When you're saying niggers, niggers, if 50 stop fucking with these niggas, they're being the shelter. Who's niggas? Niggers is yo and murder in 2006 right now.

So when you're saying shit like that, you're taking a shot at me. And I'm definitely gonna shoot back up and nigga take a side at me. So hold on, if he just was talking about me, you wasn't gonna- You're my brother, nigga. Fuck you that, nigga.

Fucking Brooklyn, niggas. Shut up, nigga. You know how to fuck we rock, nigga. But you know, that's, you know, but real shit, though, yeah, you see people talking, said, me and you, and I'm in the car with you, and you're in the corner. What the fuck is I talking about? Murder.

Murder, you know what it was? I've been with the unit for 10 years. Like, what the fuck is that talking about, man? Now, murder, think about this, right? When you look at everybody, Fifth Health, like I just named Kay Slade and just named Efevere. We could name Cassanova.

That was signed to him too. Shout out to my brother Cassanova, Cassanova used to tell us. Y'all y'all niggas treat be good over here. Definitely. He was getting in clubs. He didn't have to, you had to sneak in a Jay-Z brunch.

Come on. You know, free Cassanova. But it's the truth. That was your artist. And 50 was looking out for him. And it ain't glazing. It's just the truth. It's the truth.

Just like how you said Cardi B was looking out for you. But fuck these fuck niggas. Yeah, Cardi, always looking out. What's y'all niggins think about LeBron James going to Philly, man? LeBron James, that's going to be five. Fuck Gillian Wallow on that one. Oh, man.

They're my boys. I'm a LeBron fan, man. So I'm rocking with Gillian Wallow on that one, man. You know it's New York. It's the Knicks first. But I'm not mad that. What you think is being here? I'm not mad at LeBron going to Philly.

I'm still trying to process murders rocking with Philly on this LeBron thing. I'm not mad because I rock with LeBron. So I'm not mad at that, man. So it's the Knicks first. First, you're saying? Of course, it's always going to be New York first. And then Philly's your second team? I'm a LeBron fan, man.

So I'm a New York fan. I'm on my Instagram. You seen that picture when I was a kid and I was sad on my passport picture. I've been a Nick fan my whole life. Shout to my pop, shout to my mom. They do not play about the Knicks fan. Oh, yeah, your dad is a die hard Nick fan. And so my mom.

Shout to your Pups. I went to every playoff game this year. Nixon 5. I don't care what nobody talking about. You know what's another thing I did? What's that, man? A full circle moment for my pops and my mom, being a Nick fan. I DJed the Knicks Championship Private Party

with the Knicks players. It was just me and 40 people in there. Damn. It was me, Brunson, Kat, Clarkson, Duce. Shout to my man, Marquise. You know, that's the fan. My boy, Marquise. Yeah, that was a full circle moment.

Shout out to the check. I'm not going to, I haven't been home since the Knicks one. Shout to the Knicks, man. Yeah, shout to the Knicks. They got the city on fire, bro. They definitely do, man. We turned up in New York, right? Let me ask you a question.

When you in the studio, when you did a record like Timeless with A. Are you in the studio with him? He just sends you the record or you prefer to be in the studio. I want to be in the studio because like I said, I like to play one beat, right?

So we were in the crib and it was me and him, star and Bubba. And we were playing 2K. I'm like, I got this beat. I played it. We went to studio the night.

He recorded it like that. Done deal. We put out a snippet of it on SoundCloud and it just went. And we're like, oh, this is going to be it. And then it is what it is today.

Thank God. That's a blessed. I record is literally timeless, bro. Shout to CP Doug. Shout to Jagan. It is. Yeah.

Yeah, that record definitely is, man. Yeah, definitely one of them ones. But that Cardi, Boogie, fifth. That Cardi, I'm Pasha, but we was in Ibiza. I've seen how that is. Full Circle moment. A month later, I did Pasha in New York. That was crazy.

How do you know what to play? Because Pasha's not playing hip-hop. What are they playing? This is the first set I've ever done it. I want to have no microphone. Straight. No, it's straight. House Afro beats.

That's it. I had no microphone. It's just my life. laptop and I ain't gonna lie to you, the equipment wasn't working. Oh, so if you were DJ and you watching this, I did my whole posh set internal. No CDJs. What do you mean internal? To explain I'm DJing on my laptop. The CDJs didn't have the CDs in the time and the music was off like three minutes and I didn't want nothing to come back to Cardi. Like, I'm not ready. I'm not prepared when the music wasn't, it was a mouthful. It happens. But being in the situations I've been in,

I was able to. But the hardest thing to DJ internal is house music. And that was my first time Why you say that's the hardest thing is DJ? Because that music, you have to blend. Like hip hop, I could talk, drop out, go in. You can't do that with house music. Especially I had no mic. Is he right? I mean, yeah, absolutely.

I mean, that's just his ears and. Oh, and I had no headphones. Oh, you had no headphones? Well, watch your videos. I just sent you. That's crazy. I had no headphones. And no video's going to be up there, too.

I ain't a lie, bro. When you goaded, you goaded. Yeah. I'm going to be honest. I love what I do. I love music. I'm not cocky shit, but I've never used headphones. I don't own a pair of headphones.

You know, it's the latest thing I bought because the Cardi tour was in her ears. That's the only headphones I got. I don't have headphones. In the club, none of that. None, I don't have headphones. That's crazy. You turned a punishment, being on punishment, crashing his brof, celebrity call into a career, into a brand and a million dollar brand at that, man.

And Cardi had me front stage, Madison Square Garden, both nights sold out. Like, that was a, and that's why I said. How that felt, man. Because she didn't have the, when you see people concerts, like, not what we do with the art to other artists. Where's the DJ booth? On stage, their concerts.

Yeah. She had me front-center stage, and I did the whole Potsmoke tribute when you see, go around, I premiered the record there. Yeah, bro. Shout to Cardi. Shout to her whole team.

That's a beautiful blessing, man. It's been a hell of a year. I ain't gonna lie. That's what we want to get back in music. I'm doing all this with Fifth, Cardi, Boogie, Skiller, Rocky. I'm like, yeah, I got to get back in music.

Definitely. You running around being the Branson boy and all that. Yeah. Of course. Shout to the whole Branson, DJ, You know that. Shot the star, shot to Steve.

Yeah. We're gonna get A-Sap Rocky on the album? Because I know y'all like family. I ain't gonna lie. I'm not doing an album. I'm just hitting in the head, pause, straight, direct shots. It's single, single, single, singles. I'm not talking about nobody, but as y' y'all see, album sales ain't really selling right now.

No, you can talk about it. It's not my, I'm not talking about. We know Rick Ross not. No, I'm not talking about album sales right now isn't what they used to be, so I just want to put out singles. That's where I'm at. All I hatein' all that hatein' on Drake and his shit, loud. Yeah. Crazy.

Shot the boy won and shot the vinyl, shot to the whole OVO team. Yo, yeah, we back in the lab with it. So how do you manage, because every time I look on your page, bro, it's like three parties a night. How do you manage that? Like, how do you manage the time slots? Day party. So I'm not gonna lie.

Like when it was like, you know when it was heavy, heavy right before pandemic. I did 71 parties in a month that year. What the fuck? Seventy-one. 71 parties in a month. That's crazy. Who was the guy to baseball player? I forgot his name.

Was it the LA Dodgers? He had like a high number. I remember I put myself in his jersey on the calendar, and that's how many parties I had. Yeah, but you know the market and that flyers, all that stuff. Like, that's me and Star. Like, there's no PR team. Like, my role manager, Noel, but other than that, it's just.

And Star is his brother, y'all. It's a family business. He loves his brother, but that's my dog. Yeah, but how do you, so give me, give me an average night. Okay, so Saturday night, the Pasha night. Okay. Pasha was 12 to 1. I had to do Vibes in Queens,

130 to 230 to 30 and I had I icon indictment 3 to 4. And while I'm out, I'm on the radio at the same time. Crazy. That's why there's Young Graveyard, there's Spinkane, there's the goat, and there's S. Spinn King. We all got to be somewhere at one point. Oh, so you could pre-record on radio. I ain't pre-recorded on radio.

I ain't pre-recorded. That's DJ Spin King. I got to find a house name for Pasha. But he was at Pasha, and then Young Graveyard was at Vibers. and then as Spin King was indictment it's for me and we all spread out

that's how I do it every night yeah because you gotta know what to play like say you in front of a whole Spanish crowd I wouldn't know but that night was that I wish I had like streamed that night because it was an hour straight house hour and a half

it was an hour straight hip hopin vibes and then uptown was an hour straight Spanish that's three different cultures three different crowds and I'm blessed to say I could do that and I got the West Indian community too shot out of my West Indian But how do you know

I know when you're in that But how do you find the best Spanish record or the best, you know, house record? How do you find it? Like, how do you know? My son is Dominican, half Dominican. And then all my best friends are all Spanish, damn near. So I've been in the culture.

Like, that Dyckman, they took me in as, like, one of their own. Like, people think I'm Spanish. So I'm cool with the artists, some of the Spanish artists. Yeah, you'd be on Dykeman so much. I thought you was Dominican. I just, it's the culture, bro. Like, it's just, they really got it. Like, that culture, that dembo right now is just,

in pocket, even the Afro beats. That's why I want to tap into everything. I want to put stuff together. You know what I'm saying? Like, put a regular artist with a Spanish artist and mix the cultures. Like, when I first started, I started up with hip house house. I was trying to put hip hop and niggas on house music. And what do you hear today?

And that was 13 years ago, 14 years ago. Doing that Pacha said, does that make you want to do more house sets? I've been wanting to do that. Like, I was with me and my man. That's what me vinyl is and Starr immune and listen to. It's all house music. I'm in a crib playing house music. Like, you know what it is?

there's no beef in that world there's no competition look at Diplo look at Dead Mounds look at my man A-Track all of them they shout to A-track who's on the show

They don't even I'll just talk about But the biggest DJs on this show Yeah my boy A-track A-track A-track said he's doing a remix To Beiko A house remix

That's what's up man Shout to A-Track We need Kit Cutty on the show Man So Oversee it's enough For everybody to eat And they dance

They part That's what made me enjoy Pasha. They, bro, there's no VIPs besides behind. But the whole floor you see of all the people, they just did a party and dance. They had the ball, they're having a good time. Well, we did Pasha overseas. What was that? It was Ibiza.

A Beza, shout, yeah, Beza was a vibe, man. I don't know why I kept thinking it was Italy. It was when Michael Jackson, the airport. I'd never seen Virta push so many people on the airport in my life. That seems crazy, man. Yeah, that was pandemonium. That was a good time though. It was.

So when is this video dropping with you and the baby? Is the baby directing this one? The baby directing the video. Oh, man. Oh man. The baby's definitely directing the video. You know, he's going to have baby elephants in there, girls with faties, all kind of crazy shit.

Shout to Ty. Yeah. Baby definitely directed the video. It's 70% done. We gotta shoot two more scenes. Okay. And then we're going to drop that and go crazy. Okay.

And then we're going to keep dropping more music. I got studio tonight. Skillababy. Me and Rocky got studio this week. Me and Florida working on something. Yeah. You stay consistent. What would you tell the young DJs out there

that's trying to get on? Because I see, you know, you're doing radio, then you three clubs at night, then you go home to the family, and you got your kids, and, you know, then you wake up, and then you do it again, and you might do a brunch, and then you're on radio.

It's like, what would you tell the kids? You got to want it. You got to be consistent. If you don't want it, don't come involved in this. Because this right now, and y'all can tell me, y'all craft is similar to my craft. It takes way more work now than it did back then to stay consistent.

So many outlets, there's so many ways to do it. But if everybody's doing it, you gotta do something different to stand out from what everybody else is doing. Like when you walk in a club and no shade to no DJs and you see them and you see me, you know who you're looking at, you know who you're not looking at. And that's the honor true, because I put a lot of money into this outfits and his cars and his jewelry. Definitely, definitely.

That's my man, that's why I let them know. Tripp play a big part for the DJ. He said envy and, you know. Not envy or not, you gotta promote yourself. You gotta invest in yourself. I told you all before the show started. for what I got paid for that event, went to my production for my video and my intro. I invested in myself.

I don't look at the money then. I look at the money's going to bring me by everybody seeing what they saw then. Because that was the moment. That was the look. So you got to invest in yourself. I'll tell you one thing. When I shot a Doe Swin with Tiger, Asaf, Ferg, and Jeremiah, the label said they got $5,000 for me. I cleared ASAPFerg, Jeremiah, and Tiger for free.

And all they have was $5,000 for you? The video director, Tiger can confirm. He said, you, I want my man to shoot. He said, if we do it without permits, it's 15. We do it with permits is 30. I said, we're going to do this, right? We're going to do 30. I told Starr had an envelope when I was younger.

He used to write every week what I put in and I saved. All I had was 30. I went to L.A. with that 30. I came back with $100 in my pocket. That's all I had. 30Ks, all I had saved. I put it all towards the video. Damn.

And that video got 150 million views. I reckon went crazy overseas for me. Shout the Vela, shot the vinyl's yet. Of course. It paid off. So what I'm saying, what I could tell, anybody coming up, you're still investing yourself. You got to.

And that's the only you gotta keep, look at everybody, you gotta be consistent. These kids are streaming 24-7. Definitely, man. I ain't gonna lie, I can't do that right now. You're not meeting the same here. Yeah, but that's how you have to stay consistent and stand out from everybody else.

I'm gonna be doing the same thing. And that's what is it? Definitely, I mean, what do you feel about New York Nightlife? Like, because I know you DJ in Queens, you DJ in Dykeman. What's the difference like in the crowds besides just, you know, nationalities, you know what I mean? I mean, it depends like, because like, there's a party right now.

Shout to GQ. It's in Queens. It's called Kiss. South of my Guyanese, they own it. But that is 2,000 West Indians there every Saturday and they party in. But then like yesterday, it was a Dominican day, Sunday was the Dominican Day parade. You couldn't drive on the block. Like they were, they had the flags out.

They had the, they was wild. The big-ass speakers you'd be seen in the art. They had all them shit. Oh, it was crazy. But that's what I love about my job. My job is I never get tired because I'm involved in so many genres. I thought if I was stuck to one place, I would get tired. Because I'm tied in and blessed to be where I'm at, I don't get tired.

I keep, like I'm more motivated now than ever. That's why I'm back to making music. Like fifth having me, allowing me to come overseas, being on a jet, being with y'all, seeing these people like, they don't know English, but they know every single word to many men is insane to me. Backs. You ain't lying about fish. That's just, so it's like, yo, bro, music could really change your life and it

did for me save my life. I didn't have a choice. But to anybody watching this that wants to get involved in music, DJ and producing, even if you don't like the camera, pen game, produce, be out there. Fags. Yeah, because you got into an accident where you could have died. That should change your life. Changed my life. And why I am today, yeah, I turn to music. I had no choice. I ain't know what's going to be this. But hey, we blessed to be here. Now, you know, you know, I always murder say I ask this all the time. I ask this all the time. Then he's going to try to say this on one of the episodes.

And I know that he's about to say. He's going to try to say this. I think we should stop doing it. Like he don't always do it. But go ahead. I know what you're about to do. What I'm going to do? Why are you yelling at me like I'm never speaking right now,

my God. Here this guy going. Better chill out. Here this God go. You better chill out. But you're about to ask? I know exactly what you about to ask. Because murder, I do my homework.

I don't want to talk about. We save that for another part. Okay. All right. All right. But me bleak, you better chill. You better chill. You better chill.

I'm telling you. So I'm going to ask you, man, who is your top five DJ? I got to ask him. It's DJ speaking. I know he's going to say Camela. I always throw somebody out there, right? He always got his, so he wanted to throw a damn. Like, that got to be in there.

He going to throw Camello in there? Which one do you want to do? Do you want to do DJs now or all time? I mean. No, I'm not doing DJs now. He got to be all time. He definitely doing that. He definitely doing all time.

He might be beefing with a nigga and. No, it's not even that. I might put myself like Dylon, Spin King, Spin, King, Spin, no, I'm not doing that. But listen, it's not no order. Got you. Okay. So you try to flip this and, yeah, all that.

No, no order. Just. Camillo. I know, told you. Camillo, Camillo. Envy. Envy. No, this is tough.

So, give me 10. Fuck. Alright. Give me 10, yeah. We're gonna stop doing the top. You know why. You know what it. We're doing some new shit.

Top 10 on here, man. Top 10. You know what it is. There's so many great things. DJs. That's what I'm saying. That if I put five, it's not enough. I got to go see somebody else after then. Like, yo, I ain't mean to do you. Like, it's five.

So, no order. That's good. Tom 10. I mean, envy, self, pro style. Cast one. Mr. C. Mr. C, rest in peace. Brooklyn.

Kid Capri. Kid Capri. Legend. Oh, man. This is a little tricky now. Because there's so many DJ. It could be any genre. Yeah, any genre.

Oh, Diplo. Diplo got to go up there. It has to. Just because he's one of the reasons that I want to bridge just, like, go into that world. Damn. Oh, enough? DJ enough. Heavy head is it.

How many is that? That's nine. That's nine. Because I'm going to give you my 10. Murty, you better have your 10 ready. All right. Jam Master Jay. Mm.

I like that. Mm. You like that? You like that, Paul? I'm not mad at that. Can I give you my 10 now? I want your 10 of the end. I want murder to go.

No, he, I know DJ guy. Listen, I got, look, I got, I'm gonna put Flex on there. I'm gonna put DJ K Slay on there. I'm gonna put Mr. C. Fuck, red alert, gym master J, Terminator X. I don't care what nobody said. Why you have to say that? Nah, because some people might not know

public enemy terminated X. I'm talking about the DJs that. You know, he's a little younger than us. So, you know, I'm like, yo. Speaking, no term in that. Yeah. Not from Public Enemy. What was that?

Six, right? Yeah. I got to put Camelo on there. My man, DJ Rough Hands. We're not getting no more Yeh Records players. Grand Master Vic. Grandmaster Vic. Grandmaster Vic.

And I ain't going to lie, he changed the game. I got to put DJ Clue on there. Oh, damn, fuck. See what I mean, bro? Because Clue change it from blending to tape. So I got to put DJ Clue on there. Yo, three I forgot. And then my guys, bro, Funkmaster Flex, Cyper Sounds, and DJ Clue.

I forgot Clue. You see, that's why I don't like this 10 shit. But yeah, shout to those three. Those are ghosts right there, by this. That's why I'm not naming those 10 DJs. There's too many Ds out there. I love all of D. Oh, he's political now.

The rap up. He just was going crazy. Bitcoin for Bitcoin. Money's in the safe. And now you political correct? There ain't nothing in the safe. Fuck out of here, man. Ain't nothing in the safe.

The wrap up. Whoa. Ain't nothing in the safe. What else going on the news? Who had a fight? Anthony Joshua Did you see that fight? Come on, bro.

Who's the guy he's fighting? Look it up, man. No, he won, but he came back. Yo, he came back. He had to come back. It was like a fucking Rocky fight, man. He got knocked out in what? The second round, third round?

Yeah, Chrisa Pringer. That was a gentleman. It was a second round knockout. Second round knockout? Yeah. Joshua knocked on. He used to be working out to my music and all that shit. I was in Saudi Arabia, too.

Yeah. Really. Earl Spence had a fight too. He lost, man. Shout out to him. No, man. I think he said he didn't. He ain't fighting no more, if I'm correct.

He definitely said he's retiring. I think he said he retired, man. I mean, he made enough money, man. Yeah. You know? Did we really get into LBJ going to Philly? Oh, LeBron James going to Philly. I'm talking about that shit, man.

Listen, this is the way I look at it, right? I look at it like, if they don't make it to the finals and they stacked up like that, like you got Jalen Brown, right, and you got LeBron, they're stacked. They got a team, you got Maxie, you got Maxie, and B, and B, and B, you got a B, and B leg, I'm gonna be honest though with Nixon 5. I don't care. Nah, I'm not. I'm not talking about.

But what I'm saying is the way they're stacked up, if they don't make it to the finals, it's going to look crazy wild for Philly, man. I'm gonna keep it real. They said he's staying in New York while he's playing. Yeah, I heard that so he's staying in New York while he's playing. He's taking a helicopter. Yeah. Because my whole thing is, of course he wanted, LeBron want to stay in New York.

He want to stay in the Hamptons and chill out there. Of course. We know that. Maybe in the city, too. Probably in the city too. Yeah, he might be in the city. Jalen Brown and him, I don't know if they're going to mesh together. Not saying they can't do it.

It's LeBron James. But are they going to get along? LeBron power forward. Jalen Brown, small forward. They're good. They're going to get along. Andre Drummond's on the Knicks. I like that.

Yeah, drumming on the Knicks. We definitely got... That's my guy right there. We got somebody that can shoot at the foul line now. You know what I'm saying? Mr. Robinson. See, that's the whole thing. Murder, what I'm saying to you is now,

you're seeing a lot of teams in the NBA. Like, I think Dallas just did. did it now, Eddie. Um, Dallas. What they did? They got college players that played together. I forgot what, what's my man, the new kid on, um, Dallas? Cup.

Cup? Cup, the kid, Cup, Cooper Cup? Yeah, they got, they got two of his players because he played for Duke, right? Right? They got two his players from Duke. You can look it up, Edith, because, you know, I'm trying to remember everything. They got two his players for Duke to play with him. It's like everybody's still in that.

They're trying to follow the Nick Blueberry. Exactly. You talk about Flag and lively, right? Yeah, Kuper. Yeah. Yeah, Cooper Flagg. Yeah, Cooper Cup. Yeah, Cooper Cup.

We had too much Branson. It was Cooper. It was Cooper. It was Cooper. It's at Cooper Cup. You know my football season next. What are you? Coolegg.

It's the Branson. My fault. Now look, now he has, I'm worried about the Knicks. Now he has two players that came from Duke to play with him, right? Yeah, those are those are so it seems like that's the format. Now we got Brunson. Because they're trying to copy Villanova.

Right. Brunson Hart and, um. And McCall Bridges. They all played in college together and won a chip, right? It seems like that. That's what a lot of teams are doing. Even when you've seen the draft, there's a lot of guys that played in college together that's going to the same team.

But it's like what he said. I'm not even being here because a lot of people, especially New York, they think I'm biased because I'm a Nick fan. But that's not the case. It depends on if you jell together, if they're going to pass the ball to each other. You see, the Knicks, they're not selfish. That's a fact. OG will give you 31 night, but then he'll rebound and pass the goal.

Yeah, there was some games where Brunson only have 15, but he had 12 assists. So it's like, everybody can say what they want. They said the Knicks say, we're going to do it. We did it. I'm just saying, look, no hate towards Philly. I love Philly. I love Philly. You know what I'm saying?

But if he couldn't do it with Luca, what makes you think he could do it with, man? I don't know why because a Philly cheese is not, a Philly cheesecake is not better than chopped cheese. Say that again? A Philly cheesecake is not better than chopped cheese. Oh, no, definitely not. I put a chopped cheese first and then a Philly cheese second. So that's why it's Nix over sixes. Nix and five, baby.

Yeah, definitely. He's a LeBron fan. Yo, don't go to, don't wear a jersey in the garden. The LeBron jersey. We're gonna have the half and half. You might not make it out. There you go. You might not make it out.

It's the Knicks all day, man. But what I'm saying, if the Knicks happen to slip up and don't make it, let's go LeBron. That's respectable. You're a LeBron fan. Let's go LeBron. Just don't play 2K with the sixes. I'm definitely playing 2K with the 6s. Yeah, don't do that.

Don't have the kids. You're going to have the kids six it out, man. Had the kids six. They're going to play the Knicks too because they love Brusset. My kids love Brussing. Yeah, definitely. Everybody loves the Knicks. So, Spin King, what you got going on before we get out of here, man?

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