Million Dollaz Worth Of Game - BEST OF 2022: MILLION DOLLAZ WORTH OF GAME EPISODE 200

Episode Date: January 2, 2023

BEST MOMENTS FROM 2022 This year was filled with phenomenal moments. Too many to be the standard length of an episode. All the game, funny moments, and endless guests that can't wait to see Gillie on the blacktop. If you loved 2022 with us, 2023 about to be a movie.You can find every episode of this show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube. Prime Members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. For more, visit barstool.link/mworthofgame

Hey, million dollars worth of game listeners. You can find every episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or YouTube. Prime members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. Right. Left for a red my past, I did $2.20 on this die. Call them snitching here and lies. Stop that chop, I'll let it blast. Finger fuck that bitch real fast.

Newest in those brand-new mags. I'm fresh. I'm getting this money. I can sit up on my ass. I ain't no dummy. So please don't talk to me. Money, shmoney, yeah, I'm credit. Let's some shots off your game, start running, running. Little bro I want some schmany. Spent that blocky dine.

Brand new chop with a tummy. Got. Hooked on a stick like finny. Brand new standards ain't wanted, nah. Little bit popped this pussy for some shmany. Pussy. Had to put my wrists inside the bowl and scrape some shmany. They told me right it was coming home.

I put them up some money. I did. Smingo, bitch, we back on the throne. Ready to fuck up the frown. Shmoney. Shmoney. Shmoney. Bitch, I made some brand on.

I guess, smith, smith, money. That's my fresh all to-a-a-a-ha-ha-smoney. Smitty, huh? I just made so burn them. I guess money, how much, that's money. My little bitch, she's bitch, but my little bitch, she's badder.

The lip-a-teeep, but I already hit her. She's gonna go. Oh, the guy really slifty, though. You bitch fin a snitch. My bitch took the hammer. My bitch go bananas. My little bitch don't handle. My bitch, but they work,

work, don't go broke like hammer. Got it. Too legit the jammer Fresh about the brakes Fresh about the slammer Bish Bally, stupid My nephew's think I'm selling

Bricks my nest you think of Santa My bitch My sister's on a fan of I got a tip of dirty stick Liddy Danny cat Hey Oh Bolly

Stupid Oh Crazy P-N-up Pushin' up in these motherfucked up yeah Young nigger We ain't playing game

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Yeah yeah we ain't playing game fuck for Four fuck Fos No nigga no nigga no Nog nah

Nita yeah Yeah Fuck it you doing Fucking what you're wrong Fuck as you done Proffin' Dre What the bad bitches Your bitches in them pictures

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Madder luck I'm still pitching baby batter up Imaginary players Ain't in coach right Master recipes under stove lights The number on his jersey Is the quote price You order Diet Coke

That's a joke, right? All you niggas get it off the boat, right? But only I can really have a snow fight. Detroit nigger challenge what you dope like. If your bin's bigger, step it up the ghost life. The flow's untouched, the drums is tough. Drive coloring in when roads get rough. Snow's a must, the nose adjust.

Young G's like we hove and puff. Best jewelry's and holes we lust. Chanel ticket, same holes will blush. Crush hearts like pretty, boys, and we're driving pretty toys. Extendos will make plenty noise. Crescendo, make your car endo, pitch your car window, kilos per dimples and four temples, Nike box hole a hundred thousand with no insoles. The crack era was such a black era. How many still standing reflecting in that mirror, lucky me.

A manganary players aim in coach right. Master recipes under stove lights. The number on his Jersey is the quote price You order die of coke That's a joke right Oh right All you niggins get it off the bull That's a fucking joke right But only I can really have a snow fight

You was Talking that Blasses ass I don't even ask when to come To catch them blasts ass Jam get at that jam I give him 50 and got an axe again He was catching murders way back then

That's when the max was in I don't drink that red or that green Brick back that attic Fugler then she told me That she hate me now she back again And you still alive, you better be lucky, ain't no traffic in Hey, they ask so much, we dig him up and tell him that again I can hit that club all about myself, won't get my strappers in

Niggas told me all the rapist's pussy, ain't no rapid They told him what type of car was in, I had to go get it back again Saying when I get on ain't no more thoughts, you fucking actresses Bitch you know be loud, we fucking thought he's on the mattresses Pop out like a ghost, they like Prince Jay boy, he's back again If a body moving I spin back again clap again I be in annoying with a chopper like I'm so slim O Black, they're my brothers,

About 300, that's my woe now Don't be my fucking polis I'll be moving through this bitch Ain't read about no office I'm gonna fucking shot her And I'm jutting like a rosset I've been running up that bag I've been chopping out that chopper to get back

You know what you're gonna wait that You're gonna get back Project baby six four shawdy Got it on my back Chopper bullet make him somersault And put him on his back And shot squawk on beach niggins We're in toys, he's

You die. We're a street niggins. At your funeral, I might just slack. Rest in Pete, Witton, gee. I feel this. I bet whiskey's still twitching. He changed something different.

I got clips like Neil Gibson. I'm fooling another empty. I know nigger's scared to come around when I popped out outside. I don't know niggins scared to come around when I popped outside. All in day, niggins hold their sauces then I hop them down. This is crazy. Crook is doing all that boy. He didn't even make.

Now he got shot and the party started hot a shake. If the peas keep tweaking on the star, The difference between me and you is you'll be asking I'll be taxed I don't even ask when to come to cash they catch them blacks About every fragrance you can see So when I walk by you can smell Call up Durkio I need an evil twin This bitch

2050s I barely see some tins in this bitch All it takes All I know Front Road Fashion show Ballisi I'm my twin Gile

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That's my twin Uh Yeah Matching Ben Matching Bench Amit And my 10 Five percent

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And tell That just in my niggas Why juke You can frown me by the nigga Man you They come with me by niggas hook I don't even sound track

I don't know that nigger I just think them on the top phone I can be up in my face I took a nigger down fuck When I lose a nigger I just pop by they go Fats more As soon as I feel like my son get wasted Then it's time to go

I said they don't fuck with me But I think they can't fuck with me You like the I'm everywhere How you say it's up with me The bitch should stay now They couldn't be old with me But all they do just talk They're talking down

I'm like my old friend Both they're all right Thinking that she got one up on me, she got my hand But everybody was gonna have to stand out, She's like he was hanging Like that nigga Come on that, Come on that,

Come on. How's what I did you. Without guiding me, I'm looking for that's good stuff Bebechipi that they go instead of ducking dick I don't want to hang on the hell They don't want to be in this thing But I can't go find out

Why would I go chase you if I know you're going to Come back you if I know Come around this shit Shit. Little shit. They're really every fuck. No one's worth a lot of dollars. She's got to be a bunch of money.

She's got to be a bunch of money. Me, I got her rights to sit for all the time. I'm going to do. I'm going to buy it. I'm going to beat my phone. He's going to keep up. They're going to be my style. I'm going to walk with you tomorrow.

Keep me my feeling like I want you. I want you. I'm going to fuck the money. I'm going to be rich. Yeah. And then someone's sad. But that's why I love tomorrow. That's right.

That's right. I love, do you ever dream of? Can't be cold in rain drops. You're the same. I can be mad. Go ahead, Chris, you take the lead. Come on, you take the lead. You got it.

You got it. Have you ever loved someone? Never left someone. So much you thought you died. Giving so much of you self. It seems the only way. Tell me what you won't and die And I will give it to you

Because you are My love Do you ever dream of Can't be cold in rain comes You're the same My can't be man Boy, keep going Chris, you got this He the lead singer

We just advances. My love, did you ever dream that it could be so right I never thought that I'll find All that I need in life All I want Now I know I know I found in in you

I found it in you Cause in you Wake up Wrecking up I just have to fade away The sink up Got you in the table She wanted to

She wanted to She wanted to I just got the baby with the shake up She wanted to She wanted to I don't think you trust In My

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for wasteland this is one album I don't even know what the budget was we had a good ass budget though because the last shit did so good that we was able to like really put back behind this shit

is you over a million yeah and we do the money go to so for a person that's trying to understand this independent game because everybody think I'm independent means just

I'm put my shit on on a visuals creators marketing And promotion, like, everybody that I got on my team, I pay from my security to my... This ain't, though, like, some shit is just set up, and then I'm... This is all within a certain account. I got this account for that, that account for that, that account for that. And pay everybody accordingly type shit.

So even motherfuckers that, we got on retainer that just do certain shit, you make my merch, I got to pay you up front. I got to pay you on the back end. You make this, I got to pay you up front of them. I got to pay you on the back end, like... This man from Nigeria, man. Africa. A thousand fucking miles away on a thousand hours away on the fucking plane.

Them flights long as shit. And he sold out Madison Square Guard. When the motherfucker New York Knicks be having a hard time selling out Madison Square fucking guard. Put that into perspective. The New York fucking Nicks always be seven, eight thousand fucking short from a sellout. But a nigga from Nigeria Got motherfuckers damn They're falling off to fucking raptors up the top

So that's greatness, man You know what I mean? That's greatness in And that's a lot of fucking studio hours Don't think this shit happened overnight That's a He put his 10,000 worth of studio hours in He had about probably

Fucking 400,000 Studio hours now So to all the youngans out there that look up to them, that admire them, that, because we was kicking it with our African brothers, and we told them, niggas, we was doing you. Sheesh. Nigger, you would have thought we told them niggas,

Moses was part in the red sea out there. Boer boy, oh, my God, them niggas lost their fucking mud. We was like, goddamn. So, you know, that's a lot of hard work. Now, we got that, you know, CM10, talk to me about that. CM10, this is a double-ditch project. Double-diss.

Yeah, it's like, you know, two sides, two sides, one cover, me with my shirt off in front of a track house, and they represent their, I'm going to come back to that, and the other side, side B, is me with a suit on in front of a new phantom. And what I want to display on this is I think I'm one of the people who are in a unique situation. Like, you may see me, you may see me at the Grammage Front World with Jay. In this same day, I may be riding in the car with Black Youngst. Or you might be down Kentucky on the corner of the islands.

Or I may be in G-Hood. Or I may be, you know what I'm saying? And it's not forced. Like, I'm really living in these different worlds, organically you know what I'm saying like I'm really in the room with the top not just you know not A&Rs of the music industry like the chairmans and shit and I'm really in the means with these people brokering some of the biggest deals that's happening you in the hampers in today's times you know what I'm in the hampters with Mike Rubin and all that yeah I'm really I'm really

brokering in the rooms with certain people top people broken some of the biggest deals is happening and I'm leaving there and jumping in the track how come my little homies and and moving how they moving because we're living like that in real time and in real life and you know it's special though because especially because we can do that

you know what I'm saying and I think the album cover that's what we were trying to tell the stories that like you know I'm not don't get it fucked up like I don't ride track hawks and I'm only in phantoms and shit nowadays and because

we're so successful you know what I'm saying no I still I'm still on this shit, too. But see, that's why you get the cultural trust from the young niggas because... Because they fuck with me because they know I'm one of them. Right.

And not only... But not only you one of them, you still reachable. You know what I'm saying? And too, not only that I'm one of them, I'm one of them, it's giving them the information. It's helping them.

Yeah. You know what I'm saying? A lot of people don't do that. Yeah. Right. Yeah, it's like, you know, You know what I'm saying? You know what I'm saying?

Like all my little homies, I give them anything I know I tell them. We ain't had no information. We ain't, you know what I'm saying? He was on. Anything we learn, we bring back to the table. The fact that we made it out on limited information is fucking remarkable, man. Niggas didn't have the internet. Motherfuckers didn't have Google.

You couldn't just go. Wait, hold on. How old is such and touch? Wait, he's 40. Like, we didn't have none of that shit to our, you know what I'm? I'm saying. So the fact that we made it out of these fucked up environments that we grew up in with limited information, because now these kids got, they got everything in the palm of

their hands. You could be one of the dumbest motherfuckers on planet Earth, but you can get all the answers right off your phone. So, you know what I'm saying? So for us, it's like, but the reason why the young kids fuck with you is, What you said, you'll be at the Grammy's front row with Jay, but you also ain't lost touch with them young niggas. See, a lot of niggas come from where we come from,

but they get that money and they touch ain't there with them young niggers no more. That's the reason why the young niggas fuck with us so much, because we base our show off of young niggas. Only old niggas we interviewing, you got to be a legend, nigger. We ain't interviewing no old niggas unless you are a legend or less we personally want to interview you because we turn down more interviews than anything because this is for niggas that own tomorrow this ain't no throwback Thursday podcast man when we talk about niggas coming on here talking about what they was doing in 96 and all that

shit don't nobody give a fuck about none of that you feel so for us it's like that's why we appreciate you man because you got that connection to the youngans and the youngans look at you as a, what 20-something-year-old niggas give a fuck about old niggas? Man, I don't give fuck about no old niggas, but they fucks with you. Yeah, yeah. When we talk about longevity in the game,

I like to talk about artists and how they do these business, pivot, how do you be able to pivot? When did you start getting in the game? He was like, I got to have my own studio. I got to have my own restaurant. I got to have, when did you start with, because I'm seeing dudes, you know,

and you see it, I didn't see an artist that I haven't been up on, they were interviewing whatever. They go from a year and a half ago, getting $30,000 a show, now they wiped out you don't see them they done because there ain't nobody when did you say i got a pivot and i got to take this fucking money so i could be here forever that's a good question brother all right so when i did sell the weed i was selling the packs i started

that's how i even met wayne through baby i was i booked my session at patchwork you know i booked my session at pat's work and i was in the b room smoking and baby he wasn't smoking at the time but he had a bunch of guys with him you know what I'm saying? They smoked and so they was like who got that I came to the back

I met baby and whatever and I end up going to New Orleans shortly after that and that's how I met Wayne but for the most part when I was when I had my deal with with a DTP I used to have to ask for studio time you know what I'm saying like no matter how bad I wanted to rap I had to

go through a protocol which is which is cool I have to call this person and they would let me know if I could rap that night. You know what I'm saying? And, um, man, dollar was like, man, we need to get our own spot because primarily we still was trapping.

So we needed a spot to hang out at during the date. You know, we just needed a spot, you know what I'm saying? And so we end up getting a spot. It's called 5540. It's off old national and I got the jury pieces and I talk about it sometimes. So we end up getting this spot and we got it late at night one time.

And when we first got the spot, it was late at night and it was wintertime. and we went and got these little heaters from Walmart, and we just sat in there and then they got sick, just smoking just like, this is our spot. And it took us over a year to put a studio in them, man, we literally, like, built a relationship with Guitar Center. And, you know, we just was paying for this stuff ourselves,

but we were really hustling. And I'm really trying to wait on him to go in half, because we got to do the, like, half, you know what I mean? And we ended up getting the studio. And once I owned the studio, I went on tour with Wayne, and I learned what to do with the studio. It was just a, you know, a spot before.

And I rapped, but I did not rap every day. Like, it's a job. Like, you know, I get, like, it's a job. I don't was supposed to be, like, rapping only on Wednesday. What the fuck wrong with me? How I'm going to get something? Every day. Yeah, so I had a studio.

I owned it. And I did, you know, Wayne did a double bad boys for me. So he goes on tour. And the first night, he does my verse on stage. Like, I heard, like, someone like, Wayne did you up. I'm like, damn, people already thought. He wrote my verse because it was high level. And walking to the Gucci store, I'm home, popping shit.

I'm really living like that, you know what I'm saying? So I talked to him. He was like, bro, I can't just like stop on the hook. Like, if you don't come out here, I'm going to have to do your verse. So I end up going on tour with him and then just watching him get off stage, eat, shot, whatever, and rap to the next morning. Like, I go to sleep, wake up home, still rapping, sell a million records a week. He's still rapping.

And I started, you know, I write. really started analyzing my call like people I had on my phone. I started building up this thing where it was no baby, you know, ditty, Wayne, and I'm looking at this. And although I don't know what their account got, I know they millionaires. I know they millionaires. I know these guys are millionaires. And I'm saying, I got to be one of them off. I got to be one in the moment. I got to figure out a way to get me some meetings. This is what I want to know. If I'm a young cat, I'm from wherever in the country. You know you got audience there where you got young cats just trying to do this music from Harlem, you know what I mean, a broad

I'm talking all over America, all over the world. What game would you get them if they're trying to get into this music business? Are they trying to start popping? What information and what, you know, what does, you know, stay consistent here at that studio, you know, you know, everybody wanted to hang out, go to the club, all that other shit, tell them things, come to the studio, or shake their ass and go to the studio by yourself. It's like, if I hit at a club or do whatever I have, it's because, like,

Like, bitch, I don't probably put an invert at the studio so I could. I was like, I'm going to really balance it, I'm saying. If I want to go to the hood, then chill, I'm going, I'm going to balance it. Like, my vibe and the hood, how are we going in the studio? I keep dropping that shit, stay consistent. And, like, don't be content when done. Like, I dropped super grim, I didn't even know what it's doing. Like, it's still doing that good.

I thought it's all about that shit. Instead of just dropping music, instead of recording, instead of, like, I ain't dwelling on that, just, you know, stay consistent and shit. See, the part these youngers don't see, right? Is they see you, they see the NBA young boys, they see the dirks, they see the little babies, they see the jewelry, they see the cars, they see y'all living a lifestyle. But they don't understand how much work you niggas put in behind closed doors to be Kodak black. They don't understand.

They think that you just go to the studio, you lay some shit down, or you pop it. And it's like, no, he really want this shit. So that's why he's winning. Like, y'all don't see all the hours on top of the hours. Niggas fall in the sleep. Swabbing up coming out their mouths. Niggas don't smoke a thousand motherfucking backwoods. Motherfuckers, niggas tired of shit.

Niggas, go home, go to sleep, wake up, come right back, do the same thing. Go home, wake up, come right back, do the same thing. The niggas that's winning, Treat that shit like a nine to five. Sure. Yeah, you're going to have some fly-by-night niggas who came with one little funky-ass hit. They started popping on TikTok. He got his little money.

Now he's going. These niggas ain't that. He's not that. When you want to be this, when you want to come out the house, bitches falling out of all those Michael Jackson shit. Oh, yeah. You got to put that fucking work. man so to all the young kids who be misguided got a misunderstanding about how you really win in life

it's not that fucking deep you put the work in and when you put the work in god bless you shit it's not that deep man a lot of you niggas ain't putting the work and you think you put in the work in the work in but you need to work two times harder than what you're working now if you want to win so i just want to put that on y'all because y'all niggas look at yeah y'all look at him y'all be inspired, y'all want to be him, but y'all want to put the work in that that nigga put in. Y'all want to do, y'all see him, oh

he's a super gremlin, I want to be a super gremlin, ooh, y'all want to do all the street shit, but y'all want to do, put the work shit in it. Like, yeah, y'all want to risk your life, go to jail, but y'all want to put the working when this niggas really working, driving columns, fucking big tanks, ranges,

fucking betleys, whatever the fuck he wanted to drive on that day, he's driving. But Because he put the work in put the work into all the young niggas. And you got to understand, like, when you put the work and you see the backside of it. And it's like, the backside is like

every month, that's on Spotify alone. You know how many people listen to you? You know what I mean monthly listeners? You got 24 million people listening to you. Every month. You know, on YouTube, you know how many views you got? You got 4.7 billion people

would have watch your video. and shit. That's from the grind you putting in. You're something, that's like, that's damn that's damnly close. That's mostly half of the world. You know, 7.9 billion. So, you know, that's damnly half of the world and watch your videos or whatever or seen it that many times.

That's a lot of people. But that comes from like he said. Listen to what he said. I'm putting the work in. I'm in the studio, studio, studio, studio, studio, studio, studio, studio, studio, studio, studio. And you're looking at him, you'll look at the end game. You got the chains, you got the cars. You think this, you think all artists, is just, when these artists be in the club,

they're getting paid to go there, bro. They're not going to their posting the fuck up for free. They're getting paid. So you've got to be mindful, you've got to always, you know, just soak that up and watch that, man. It's two types of people in this world. It's that person who gets money

and they want everybody to know it. And there's also a person who gets money and they don't want nobody to know. I'm that person now. I'm wise enough to know. I don't want nobody to know my next move. Right? I want to make a move and be like,

boom, damn, like, what the, like, Cam did that shit? Like, what the fuck he was doing? Like, how the fuck did that shit happen? Like a Jay-Z? Like, when a deal gets done and it comes across, you know, whatever social media thing or however we gets equipped with our knowledge, it's like, damn, how the fuck LeBron did that? Mm-hmm.

And he didn't do it by just chilling. You know what I'm saying? On his off day, he probably had to sacrifice some time to say, you know what, son, I can't be with you today. I got to take a business meeting. I got to go on a Zoom call for the betterment of the brand, for the betterment of this family. And if you see that day in and day out,

and a lot of people don't use their resources to that, they'd rather say, bro, give me, give me, give me, rather than saying give me an opportunity so I can prove. They'd rather say, give me some money, rather than saying give me a connect that I just want to learn. Because it's a wise proverb that says, you give a man a meal you satisfy his hunger

for that day you teach a man to cook you satisfy his hunger for the rest of his life right but you know a lot of times with black people you know our problem is we want now we don't want later and entitlement is major that entitlement shit

oh cam you from my neighborhood you owe me you from my city you owe me oh I sat next to you in school I know you don't remember my name but you owe me yeah oh that nigga ain't real that thing don't do that for nobody he do something for his seven kids and his mom and his dad like he do something for them that's that's his responsibility right yeah they

they're the ones he oh he don't like but we don't get that and as our people we always we quick to say what somebody ain't doing for somebody but we ain't doing shit for ourselves ain't doing it for us how you ain't doing nothing how you're depending on like especially adult you adult how the fuck you worrying about another adult taking care of you I don't understand that yeah that logic is major in the culture man man it is big and I had to speak to

my children, you know, this was two weeks ago, right? And I had my children with me. And, I mean, I built the aesthetic right. I got a fire, set them down. I'm drinking wine. They sit back. They on their phone. I took the phones. Yeah. You know, because at the end of the day, you're going to have what you pay for. Did you pay for that phone? No, you didn't. So I handed over. Yeah, let me get that. You see what I'm saying? So I want your undivated attention. So I gave them the scenario. I say, listen, if I were to pass away, right now how much money should i should i leave you oh none i said you're right i don't have to leave you nothing oh i love what what son said that what child said that the oldest jaden i call i call him

china right and then Shakira kiri'm having i'm having a i'm having a conversation with them he's now 16 his birthday was on the 18th Shakira's birthday was on the 17th and And it's like when I have those type of conversations, I'm literally making them understand that nobody owes you nothing. Shit. It's my, it's my responsibility to be a father to you, right? Because you're my seed. And even, even to that degree, when I'm no longer here, you can't expect me to leave nothing for you.

I need to teach you how to cook, right? rather than giving you a meal. Yeah. And you're looking, it's like, you either an alley cat or a house cat. A house cat going to wait around until that warm milk comes by the owner. That alley cat got to go get it every single day.

Every day. And the bottom line is I got to teach you how to be the Wal-Mart. Because if I was only going to take one generation of Walmarts to fuck everything up. And they tried to. We've been running this shit like this for this many years. When we passed this shit down, We need y'all to keep it going.

Right. So when y'all pass it down, did Walmart to still be going on for 500 years from now? Mm-hmm. And we ain't going bankrupt because we had three fucking cousins and nephews and brothers who was all fucking idiots. And the dumb shit brought the whole company down. So, you know, that's how you got to teach them.

You got to teach them to them for themselves. Right. And at the end of the day, they know they're getting left something. Of course. But when they get left. It's what you're going to do with it. How you can do it is what you're going to do with it. It ain't supposed to be, oh, Daddy, Dodd, let's go get three phantoms

in the Rose Royce of the Ferrari and the Lamborghini and buy all the clubs out of any goddamn night. No. No, hell no. Man, walk light, man. Who in the league pulled you to the side and sprinkled some game when you get somebody that you, somebody that you called, you was able to call Young coming up in the league that always gave you some good game, man?

It was a bunch of guys. I had guys like Chris Long that was there with my rookie year. Will Hayes, Eugene Sims, Robert Quinn. There was a bunch of guys, man, that, you know, that schooled me to some things, let me know about some things, always pushed me, always motivated me to, like, telling me like, man, you're different, bro. You got it, man, you got to, you know,

you can be one of the greats. And at the time, you hear it, but you never know where they can really unfold and really grow into and just seeing everything come full circle. or to where we're at right now in this point of time it's like surreal man like you know because I always tell people

I always dream real big I thought I thought I dreamed big but I really surpassed anything that I thought was that I was possible like I promise you like I never would have told you like I couldn't tell you that I was going

I ain't going to sit there to talk about accolades but the accolades I got I ain't think that I would get them how I got them and be where I'm at and be able to play at that level but that all comes from

It's hard work. Absolutely. I live off that, so it's just something that groomed into me that I try to instill into my kids. What I try to instill into, you know, players around me, young players around me, older players around me, like, when you work for something, you can accomplish things that you can't even imagine. When you're playing, what quarterbacks talk the most trash to you?

I don't think no quarterbacks talk trash. Damn, they don't talk to you. I don't think, I never heard of quarterback talk trash. because we usually the one was trying to hit through him, so I can't even off the top of my head. Philip Rivers? I never, I played Rivers twice. He never said nothing to me. He never said nothing to me.

He never said nothing to me. So I don't know. Will players talk to Moose Trey? You got some offensive linemen, some offensive tackles. You know, it typically ain't the goers that's going to be saying because they over me. But you got offensive alignment, it's a couple of tackles that might say something here and there, you know, everybody trying to be tough. I'm just saying, did anybody ever come? coming, like, I'm going to wear your ass.

You had to straighten them out? Say that to me? He said, no, he's in there. No, he's in there. He said, no, I know better the league. You know, because I be getting my little moves when I might be having a day, and I might get the little talking, and they want to say something back, but it is what it is. Oh, so you, he, he, he, he be starting.

It's games, bro, I don't, I don't stop talking. I have to keep talking a little bit. Do that make you, that give you, because some players, like, like Kevin Gardnett, that got him. going. You know, me talking, me, you know, some players, they can't play when they're quiet. It's just, oh, the game's just going by. They got to get themselves going, like, yeah, I ain't a guy to need to talk. It's just, if, like, we beat the team pretty bad or if I'm in mode and having one of them days, you know, you know, you got to bark a little, you got to let

them know, like, come on, man, y'all know, y'all can't block me on them. You know, you start talking a little trash, so that's just how it is, competition. And that's, that's interesting, though, that no quarterbacks, he said, no quarterbacks never talk. I don't think, I don't, I never heard, you heard somebody say a quarterback was talking trash before? I know people say Rivers, we talk trash, but to a defense alignment guy that's trying to hit you every play,

I don't think they're going to want that. No, they don't want that. That's just, not just me. What about the running backs? Well, we had, he's just scared of you, man. We had, we had Freeman. Freeman tried to talk, he talked stuff before,

tried to fight me before in the game, but that was, that was about it pretty much, so. See how he tried, he tried to fight me? I just held him back way. That's when he was in. That's what he was in Atlanta. I think what year was that? Little Freeman, too.

Yeah, Freeman, running back. Because it's crazy, though, because when you watch it the game, y'all make a tackle, y'all get up, you see the helmets like, but you can't hear nothing. So it seems like y'all just be talking shit to each other all game. I can't even tell you, because sometimes I'd be blocked out. I can't even tell you half the things I say and how it be. It's just, you know, you be in a moment. It's just what it is, you know.

Who the biggest trash talk on the ramp? Jelling. Yeah, Jerry was, I'll be out of looking. I'm like, hey, I need you. Lock in. The record like this, get him there. I'm like, hey, come on, bro, I need you. Come on, bro.

I got you, big, bro. I got you, big, bro. That's just his game, though. He's going to crazy. I always get him to get people out of their game, though. He's different. He said, you see his face, like, you know who's talking about it. You know, that's my dog.

Sometimes you got a real jail. I got you got you got to, because he'll block out on something. I'm like, hey, bro, I need you. Hey, they said, that's the last one. I got you, big bro, I got you. But that's the last one. But I see him get under people's skin until they point. They're trying to fight him.

That's just how he'd do it, though. You know, he got playing, keeping up, dominating him. Ah, man, you trash, you this, you that. Yeah, you can see him talking. That's just his game. You know, he's got the mouthpiece don't even wear it. You know what he's talking? Yeah, you don't wear no mouthpiece.

No, he got it. He said, he got the mouthpiece. Yeah, it do be hanging. It just be gang. I'm like, what you got it for? I never understood that. I never understood. You see a cornerback out.

Did he like this in his mouthpiece hanging? It's like, no, why you got the mouthpiece even if you ain't going to wear it? Like, shout out the jail in door, man. That's my God, man. The first place I took Jeff Jam before I got my deal, I flew the whole Def Jam into Atlanta. Where am I going to take them to show them that I'm really? Trip Club. Magic City.

I know every girl in there. I know all the DJ. I know the door man. I'm having it my way. Then the homies in there, too. You know what I'm saying? And as soon as you come in. Jeezzie, what you want?

189,000. Get jeezing. But I will say. Def Jam like this, sign this, this d'nickers. I was giving some of the execs money. Shout out to Asana Ayers, which was my product manager.

I watched her put it in her bag. I was like, you know what I'm saying? I'm putting it out. He's tripping. What it was for me is just like, you know, I just think that I had, again, a vision. You know what I'm saying?

And I was able to understand. that I'm going to spend this money. Like my man used to say, I was like, you know, why are you spending so much money? He said, we're helping single mothers. That was his thing. I mean, my thing was...

He was a cold motherfather. And he was a tricking motherfucker. He helped me single mother's. And my thing was always marketing. I never lost the eye on the ball of that. But then also, there's no other place in the world. You can be cooler than a strip club.

That's the staple strip club in a major black city. That is the mecca of culture. You know what I'm saying? Like, that's a fixture in the community. Yeah. Meaning that, which is why, you know, any time somebody comes to Atlanta, they got to go there.

But my point in case is, it's like, you don't got to be big nowhere in the world as long as you big there. Uh-huh. Because every hustler in the world. Coming there. Come in there. And it's just like, it's like a monster. And if your shit is on rotation there.

They're going back to where they're from. And they come into that city and they see you, that shit raining. You're going back to wherever they're from. And they're like, yo, I was in there. And by, and by, By the way, people were assigned every word, like Trapp or Die, drop, and every, they played the whole mixtape. In the club, nigger. With the drops and all.

In the club. In the club. Same thing when I came to Philly, though. I'm talking about, this was the first time in the history of DJing. Right. With a motherfucking DJ, push fucking play. Right. And then he was in the motherfucking crowd with the niggas.

He's let the whole shit play. And then 55 minutes when it's over. And, bro, I pressed up. I pressed up, I know at least 600,000 copies myself of Trappadai. Ron saw me. He was running around passing them things out everywhere I can get somebody to take one. I used to go to this club on the east side called Prime Time. Every Sunday, they used to have like 3,000 people that I used to pass out CDs every Sunday.

And that's why I got my first showbook that just based off me. It went with $200. That was the happiest $200. Right, because it was like the first one for my work. I'm like, you know, it's like you being the artist and painting somebody and somebody like, well, shit, I give you know $100 for that. You're like, shit, let's do it. But that's when I knew I was on to something.

But I do want to shout out the girls at Magic City in that time because one thing it was when you came in there, all the girls were superstars. You knew them all by their name, who they was, you know, who they deal with, and they kept you on point with everything that was going on the city, who robbed him, who jacking, who talked to, who the police, who the snitches. that was what they did

and we just took care of them in that way but they was also the ones they had the influence to influence the real cats from other cities to like yeah because they like you don't like Jesus so a nigga feel like he behind

right right right right that's what playing now he don't like the snowman the nigga like oh no I fuck with the snowman he's like oh the snowman nigga lied like yeah but that's how it happened and it gradually just

happened like that and it just started spread and it was just like before you knew it and again it was a magical time in Atlanta it was like you came outside of Mad City it was like a car show and everything all you can think of and they won

I'm saying and it's just like don't leave that out it went out it was a car show and you niggas won yeah for sure it was a car show and at the same time you know what I'm saying it was a lot of money floating through the city

in a way that made it just magical and it was just like everybody was winning. You know what I'm saying? And it was like the music was the soundtrack to everybody winning. You know what I'm saying? Chopper die.

I was like, yeah, you know what I'm saying? I went from old school. That's what was going on. That niggas said it was just money floating around the city. Yeah, you niggas were throwing it. All the strippers had bent. Oh, yeah, no, they was living. They was living.

You said they were superstars. All of them had bent. Like, this was the only place. Right. where strippers was pulling up in the same cars as the rappers and the hustlers. He was getting that money. In Philly, the bits got beat up hinder's. Yeah.

No, that was, they were jumping out there shit. You hear me? And I'm, like, it was so crazy back then, like, Porsches and shit didn't even get parked in front of the club. Like, somebody in front of Magic? No, no, no, no, no. Nig, you, I wish they would. You got to be in the Rory.

I wish that shit, they would put a Porsche in front of that motherfucker. They're kicking a nigga in his ass that park that joint, man. We need to understand the importance of partnership. Yeah. Like, you know, why not partner with some people that already got the infrastructure? Everybody feels as though. I'm going to do it on my loan. I'm going to be independent.

You need infrastructure. That's the most important thing. Wallow, you say a lot of stupid shit, a lot of times. I know. Because I listen to you. Most of the time. Like 90% of the stuff, Wallow say it's stupid. Extra stupid.

But what you just said is so unbelievably corrupt. Like, when I shake your hand, if you don't shake my hand back, then your gesture isn't the same as mine. Right? Like, if I shake your hand and I look you and I, and I give you a real handshake, it's because I'm trying to give you a sign of respect, trying to give you a sign of engagement, nice, call it what you want. But it can't be one-sided. You're supposed to do the same back to me. That's the same in partnership, that's the same relationship. It's not a one-sided situation of value. And that's not a one-sided situation of value. That's where business takes a drop where you feel like it should just be about me. Right. Where you feel like, yo, man, what you're all giving me or what is going on?

Like, man, they were supposed to do and they didn't do. But it should be, okay, they're doing this with me and in return. I want to make sure that I do said thing for them. Right. So I want to see them win as well. Absolutely. When you guys have that mindset, both of us got to win. We both have to win.

And by the way, if you both want that to happen, nine times out of 10, you will win. Right. That's been the biggest, that's been the biggest piece of success for me. It's not, it's not the selfish idea of what I need. It's about what we can do to turn this over, hand, over fist. And also, I turn down the opportunities for one-offs. Because if you just want me for a little teeny piece. There's no commitment there.

There's no, like, how do we grow? What if that piece is no growth. It was amazing. Like, I want the opportunity to grow and see how you've grown while part of it. partnering with me and I should be able to look at the same right don't have me to Lee act in avatar but I just got one off no what do you mean avatar too come out I thought I heard you I was doing four I heard you're doing four avatars right so who's gonna be the who's gonna be this guy in this way right don't don't don't kill don't kill me don't

don't kill low what was your name little dirty do dirty don't kill a little dirty don't kill a dirty tar off it that's the that's the biggest that's the biggest piece of business that a lot of people override man and And you saying a while on us even having this conversation on your platform, right? It's needed because the idea and the want and need for success, it can't, it's so fucking polluted as to what it is and what it should be. And it's a simple, it's a simple approach and streamlining it. Success is what you want it to be, but you cannot get there without the help of. give a fuck who you are.

Yeah. I don't care who you are. You're going to, at some point, you're going to need help. You're going to need assistance. You will get to a point of confusion where you do not know what to do or how to navigate.

You will need some information or someone's fucking help. And I'm going to say this. It's different types of partnership. You have a financial institution can be your partner. And they could be financing because they believe

and you had a track record or your business looked good, your financial statements, you know, activate them to look out for you. So they'll be saying, okay, you need this funding, here you go. Then you've got the partnership of infrastructure, like he said, connection. When we partner up with bars through, one thing I could say, it would be times.

I'll be like, Gil, I'll be back. Where you going? I'm going up to New York for three days. For what? I'm just walking around the office and talk to everybody and get gained. And I would walk around the office, finance department, editing department, sales department, and they just give it to me. Oh, wow, this is how we do.

This is how we get ad sales. This is the ad rep. This is how we boom, boom, boom. Oh, yeah, we edit like this. Oh, yeah, boom, boom. And finance, this is how we do. Oh, okay. So you need all these to work.

Because I'm learning to be, and I'm taking time on because you've got to take time on. And you got to be willing to be dedicated to learn in order to grow because it comes from you being a person. Gilly is cool being gill. I mean, while it was cool being wild. But we're together. We're million hours worth of game. And that's more powerful than any of us by ourselves. And that's what we understand.

This shit is about business and the business that we're building. You know, we can laugh and joke people. No, no, we're on our business. And understanding that you've got to learn this shit. And more importantly, we're giving the bar stew, you know what I mean, as they're giving to us. Well, you're looking, and you're also going to look for the information. Oh, yeah, I'm not playing. Like, nobody's going to volunteer the information.

Fuck, no. Trade marketing. Let me ask you a question. I need that to be put out there. When you're talking about IP, intellectual property for people out there, trade marks. Yeah. How much money? Because people got to understand.

Yeah. How much money did you spend just in trademarks alone? Man, is you talking about this year? But I got hell of shit just, just, just, just, just, just, I'm talking about here. How much? For one, you can spend up to. No, no, no, no.

Total, because you got all this, you got to get trademarks so they can stand. Oh, yeah, yeah. How much you spun total on trademarks about, where you at? Man, the way I get down, probably about, maybe about, maybe like 300,000 wow in, in trademarks. Yeah. Real talk, could I cover all categories. All categories, because you want to do, you know what I mean? You might want to do the T-shirts, 25, all that, yeah, everything.

Yeah. You know what I mean? Entertainment. I can do that. You dig? So, yeah. That's what it's about. And I just want to know one more thing.

You said that you got your shit that you're getting your stuff up in the markets and all that want market. How did you go about that? You know, you just do your due diligence. You connect with certain people and one thing leads to another. You know what I mean?

And when you win it, you win it. And it's me being in that space with knowing a lot of people. I meet so many people in the wine and spirits game. You know what I'm saying? How long you've been grinding on the default? Now, this didn't happen overnight. A lot of people don't know.

Since 2013, it didn't happen overnight. Since 2013, I've been selling adult beverages. All from the ground up, 100% black on. No investors. If you ain't ready to put five years of grind into anything without making a quarter, right. Don't even start. Right.

Don't even stop because sometimes it takes that long to get over the hump. That's what people die. Everybody want to take the escalator. They're not ready to put in that work. Everybody want to take the escalator. escalator or the elevator don't nobody want to take the staircase right and people see the contract that we signed and you know and they see it paying off but i started million dollars worth of game in 2012 hello i remember now i watched y'all climb up the ladder i seen it i seen it now a lot of

proof a lot of people want checks but bosses cut checks so you know we don't cut a lot of lot of checks up here. Absolutely. And you've cut a lot of checks, too. You know what I'm saying? So you got to realize, you know, we want the money, but we also got to use the money to make the money. Right.

You know what I'm saying? So it's really about having that mentality that you're ready to work. You know what I'm saying? Because that's what it's really all about. It's not the reward come when you get down and you get on your grind. Do not complain about what you didn't get from the work you didn't put in. Can you repeat that one more time? Do not complain about what you didn't get because of the work you didn't put in.

Right. Because I'm a person that truly believe that the only person that got to be watching is God. When you put the work in, when he's ready to bless you, your blessing's going to come. They ain't going to miss you. You ain't got to worry about them missing you. They're going to be right there for you. So if you didn't get your blessing, maybe you didn't work hard enough yet. A lot of the younger cats that's in the game, they don't like fucking with interviews.

And I mean, you, you felt that type of way. Why do y'all be filling that type of way, especially you? Internet, wow right now, bro. So the wrong thing said on the interview might turn to clickbait. Then it's like, I want to get my brand up to the point where it's like, y'all know what's going on. Sometimes I watch an interview with an up-and-comer artist, And they, like, just reading Google shit.

You know what I'm saying? You know what I'm saying? So I'm like, I don't want to step into that. Let me turn up. So when I come through the door, they know what's going on. Like, man, that nigga, you know what I'm saying? But I fuck with y'all so hard. Just all I was telling you on the phone, like, you doing that 20 and you being a rapper that, you know what I'm saying?

And your boy is standing and still doing your thing. That's motivation. Y'all don't even know y'all putting out here, you know what I'm saying? So I appreciate that now. That's real. But, you know, it's like, it's like we just wanted to create something for the young cats right um but they can have an outlet because it seemed like me and cuss you know always talking about like damn you know it wasn't no outlet out here for the young cats it was like

everybody was going against them like you know it was it was a movement of people that was like oh man you know a lot of people trying to convert now because it's a fashionable thing they're doing and they seen a lot of people seeing what we done with me and i was where we gained but a lot of people they didn't fuck with the young boys oh for real down there and he used to be in the crib and he's hating ass niggas they're mad because they ain't making it motherfuckers ain't making them rap motherfuckers ain't nobody and you know people get on a microphone and they try to humiliate these young boys

or whatever for their approach and for them speaking their reality of what it is now me I'd rather you be rapping it than living it you know what I mean with young cats period I can't I can't say oh yeah they're doing this and doing that because we did some crazy goofy ass shit when we was young niggas you know and

I think it's just a stigma that people have where they try to they try to circumvent some trying to try to keep them down it's how to suppress them through media because media is a big thing and marketing is a big thing when you're an artist and you've got music coming out is a big thing to be when you go to platforms to be able to talk about your music talk about who you is be able to tell your story and humanize yourself instead of you being clickbait and a motherfucker try to make you look like a goofy because they can't relate to they can't relate to your world and say they don't understand

that yesterday is the fuck over you know what I mean and I just ate old dickers who life is a throwback Thursday. No, that's what it'd be. You know what I mean? And I was sitting back and it just seemed like niggas was just, you know, talking down on the young niggas because they wasn't lyrical and because they didn't rap like how we rap. Well, we didn't rap how the niggas that came before us rapped.

I wasn't running around here. To the hip to the hop. Yeah. I wasn't doing that shit. So at the end of the day, when I see the old niggas beating the young niggas up, because really it really come from the fact that a kid could blow overnight and the shit we had to go through

to get on for a kid to be able to blow overnight Oh, that's crazy You never got on. Shut up, nigga, you know how much money I got from this music shit? No, but you never got on no. You never blew up. I didn't, but I got a lot of money for this music shit. But you never blew up, so what?

Okay, a lot of money, nigga. Fuck you're talking about. See, you're fucking my thoughts up. Make me slap the shit out. Say what you're saying. Somebody can blow up overnight. Get my hand and sugar slap. Jolly Rans was out.

I told a nigga in the airport that the other day. He was like, baby face right. Yeah, what I listen to my music? I'm like, bro, if I hear you can be rapping like Jay Z right now. What can I do for you? Like, nigga, we dinner. You might make something. You might be out of here tomorrow and blow past me.

So, you know what I'm saying? I just got him a little gang. But exactly what you were saying is right for show. Right. But I feel like a lot of the older niggas got bitter because niggas could just blow overnight and it's like, no, they could blow overnight That's a fucked up thing

You feel what I'm saying Because of the work that the niggas That came before them put in That's the reason why they're able to blow overnight And for me To see any young Minority kid Black, brown, yellow

motherfucking purple I don't give fuck what color you are Come from out the ghetto From having nothing And make something of your fucking self I don't give a fuck how you did it Congratulations Because you know how hard it is to come from the circumstances we come from and be some fucking body.

Just to have an opportunity, you know what I'm saying? Right. To be somebody that motherfuckers all around the world is talking about. You come from this low-ass city, but niggas in New Zealand is talking about you. So you're supposed to beat the young niggas up. Artists put their second and their third and their fourth albums out. and you hear fans still talking about it ain't better than the first album.

Right. That is the rawest form of the artist you ever going to get. You're never going to get him again. That first fucking album. You're talking about an artist that nine and a half out of ten times was dead fucking broke. So once they make it, you're never going to get the rawest fucking form

of that artist ever again. Because he's not. not in that fucking lifestyle no more. So a lot of times the fans don't even want to grow with the artists. They want the artist to make the same fucking music he was making when he first came in the game. I'm not in the same fucking position. I grew in life.

I'm not rapping about shoot niggas no more. I ain't put the gun out on a nigga in three years. I like pulling this black card out at fucking Ocean Prize. What the fuck are you talking? Please tell these niggas they're important to be in that Just holding your man down some time Because we live in the world

Where nobody wants to hold their fucking man down That's one of the most important jobs you could have For anybody that's going to be successful They gotta know the rules to this shit Like everybody got to play a position And I played my position to the tee To the point that I'm well off in life right now And I can never take that away from Cam

We had a plan And my job was to make sure Endor Bios nothing happened to him And he was safe at all times And we was rocking at all times and anything that he needed or desired I would try to get or whatever it was I had to do

to get and things like that and in any situation we was in if I had to bite the bullet that's what I was going to do and I was willing to do that wholeheartedly and everybody knew that and that's how we carried it and from that it was like

it was a trickle effect everybody that was behind me took the same key of me like I took care of Cam and then same thing for Joelle's and that's how we kind of moved and accord like an army and shit like that

because we all knew at the end of the day was people that was important and something happened to them then it's nothing that's going to happen for us so you being a hype man you being fucking slash security everything you got to be for your man

and then you say okay fucking let me let me put my motherfucker feet in water let me see how this shit gonna work out for me you know like you really have to have a skill in those things like a lot of people think that somebody's being placed there for their looks

maybe in modeling but you know these other things you really have to have style to be, you know, a cup of architectus. Proof for concept. You really have to know. In your regular life, y'all had the proof that y'all do this.

You have to really put your 10,000 hours in those situations. And so when these companies coming towards you, you already put the work in. So it's an easy layup for them too. And we got to know that. You know what I'm saying? Like the key is like by the time they come to you, they already know how they're going to win with you.

So now you've got to figure out how you're going to win. Yeah. Because they already know how they're going to win. Because if they come into you, then that mean you brings a lot of fucking value to their company. They got everybody from a lot of assets off of that. Greatness come from greatness. If you never achieve greatness,

it's going to be because you never was with nobody great. Greatness come from greatness. I had to be a student with big. I rode his blunts. I went to get his weed. I went to drive his girls home for an opportunity to learn. how to write those kind of songs. Greatness come from greatness and people,

this whole new mentality, I can do it all by myself. No, Jordan needed Scotty and he needed Paxson. You're going to need a hot cameraman. You're going to need somebody dope and my boy D. King is here. He's helped me since, I mean, just since, just, I think it was 2009 at the lowest place in my life. He jumped on board and just, just engineered. camera man everything i need so i want i want to get him super rich and him soup up and i wanted to

put that on camera that's what i'm talking about greatness come from greatness man and that's what the fuck i was trying to tell you lo when i be sending you to the stores and shit like that you know what i mean i'd be having you wash the laundry clean up the house squeaked the motherfucker chimney out and all that i'm teaching you how to be great what you young niggas got to understand is a part of achieving your goals is knowing what the fuck your goals are what you after for sure know what you're chasing if you if you're a drug dealer and you just chasing the money and that's just your only goals then you're going to lose in then if you're a rapper and you only chasing fame then you're going to lose in the end because when the money come you

ain't going to even know how to handle that shit because you ain't never even want the money you just wanted to be known. Come on. He had, he understood what he wanted. Even though it was a small goal. It was a big goal to him at the time. For sure. It was some minute shit that he's like, man, we run circles where I can't even imagine

one in 50,000 now when I'd seen 50,000, 50,000 times. Come on. So to all the young kids out there, man, set your motherfucking goals, man, and then go get the motherfuckers. Accomplish them bitches, man. Chase them bitches down like you chase them. bitches down on Instagram and them DMs, man. You niggas got to chase your goals down like you be chasing them bitches, man.

I promise you that money of breakdancing your own fucking pockets and do a motherfucking Chris Brown, motherfucking Michael Jackson Moon walking your bank account, man. Yeah. You hear me? So I ain't want that to go over y'all heads before we get too far deep into this conversation. And I'm going to say some shit that, like, this is documenting. You know, I got a TED talk. I forgave him my brother's killer.

And I'm saying it to say this. A nigga that killed my brother. My brother died in my grandma in arms in that fucking house that we grew up in. They shot my brother. He ran to the fucking, he ran to the house. He died in Nanny Hogg when she opened the door. So I'm telling you there's some real shit, man.

If I ain't let that shit go, I won't be right here today. I won't be here for my niece and my nephews. Me again, I won't be doing this. I want to know me. I won't be able to get all this game. But I had to leave. I had to let that shit go. And when I let that shit go,

nigga, I started to grow, and I started to glow. And now I'm here today, and it was hard in the motherfucking, man. And I'm talking about this is my big brother, Nick, I shared the cell with him. I shared the bed with him with these fucking kids. This is little Steve.

But I can tell you one thing. Now I'm out here taking care of his daughter, paying for her to go to school, take care of my nephew. Take care of my mom and my grandmama. Talk to him. Sure. Because I forgave my brother killer,

but you know, I understand. I understand what you're going to. but I love all you young niggas in here and I mean that shit I love you niggas man and I hope y'all make it out I hope y'all make it the fuck out man straight up man

it's so craigs here this motherfucker really dropping tears for this shit like shit for real like I love being around the young niggas because like you don't understand y'all niggas got so much life and y'all plan to understand because you're all young but this system and the way this structure is

so scared of y'all because they're saying if these niggas ever turn that light cut on in their head we're in trouble because they're the most fearless motherfuckers that ever walk to planet earth these young black brothers in the ghetto don't fear nothing so when you switch that shit and you do an energy transfer oh it's the fuck it's over

y'all nigga ever wake up it's over man watch I'm telling you niggas gonna wake up it's gonna happen see for a while old right he always talked to me and he like cause you just don't understand how many young niggas I used to see come through that motherfucking jail man young niggas who just had was just full of life just now them niggas in there facing that

motherfucker homicide and now them niggas just be they be done them niggas just all the life done left them niggas them niggas come from that courtroom them niggas done 111 years

the niggas be done because you know what I'm saying so that's why we base our whole platform around the young niggas we don't give a fuck you know if we get an old niggas because he a legend and he got game to give

which has got his attention motivation and education. But our platform is the only platform that's based around the young niggas. The young niggas that could really give out game. You feel what I'm saying? So I know his passion when he's talking about it because, you know, my cousin, big Steve,

died when he was in prison. You feel what I'm saying? That's why I wanted to push that issue when y'all was like, let's do the interview. Last year, I'm like, no, we're going to wait. Yeah. Because it's like I know the moment right here would be like the perfect time for like all of us like love it guys with me get exposure

for us to speak our peace with what been going on in the world's like wait for that moment like just that moment so like we give it to you that's right how you drop it to you talking about this shit for real it's like I knew that environment was just going to bring the shit out of both of us absolutely man I always been a target I don't I don't know how having a life without being a target by the police seat, I mean, FBI, I don't know what life feel like without it. I always been a target. I witnessed those before me in my hood being targets, so I then became immune to it to a certain extent

because it'd been a lifestyle with me. But, you know, there's a couple agents, man. One by the name of Jack Schumacher, and the other one by the name of Chad Scott. I wrote about this in my book, The Arden Signs of Respect. And these guys, one of them, they killed like seven or eight people. Damn. That's why I call him a hitman.

This is an officer with bodies, which is highly abnormal for an officer to have, one officer to have that many bodies, right? So he was assigned to Jay Prince to take Jay Prince down, you know, and Chad Scott and one night they pulled me over leaving my office on the side of freeway

and I never been pulled over one spot to be told to go somewhere else and stop, right? Pull me over and say oh you go over there to the McDonald's and we'll, you know, I'm going to meet you over there. So bam,

I pull over to the McDonald's a black dog over at the McDonald's. I'm like, damn, I see a jeep and a cutlass over there. But I got homies behind me because I move in a special way, right? So I tell a homie, I ain't pulling over there. Y'all just follow me, you know, and also in the shell where the light at. So bam, I went over to the light. I'm a light, nigger.

I ain't trying to, you know what I mean? Embrace that darkness, right? You know, I know about the darkness. The fucking right. So I go to the light, and he come up to the car, and he's like, why you didn't fucking pull over? I say, sir, I didn't want to think you trying to harm me in that dark

and I didn't want you to think I was trying to harm you in that dark. What's the problem? You were swerving. You got the wrong man. I don't drink. And it's an FBI agent? This is a regular cop.

A regular cop. Yeah, what you call them? Patrol. They put him on me first. to send me to them. So I'm talking to him and I'm watching his eyes, right? And he's looking over there

in that darkness. I don't know what's in that darkness. I don't know that's who they do. You know you ain't fucking with that dog because I'm standing in the light. He's a light man. He already told him. So, you know, he tells me,

he said, where are your guns? So right then I'm like, damn, I ain't even get you my gun license. I got a license, but I'm like, called my name, my, I say, man, my guns.

Under my seat, I say my hands on the steering wheel. What's the problem? How much money you got on you? Say, man, you need to borrow some money or something? Why do you actually buy my money? Right? So he told me to get out the car.

I get out the car, and he go around and, you know, say, look at my guns or put them, you know, out of the protective spot or whatever he was trying to do. So the man passed my guns up and started looking and searching the car, so I step around him. man why you violate my rights man searching my car he jumped get back over there I said why you violate my rights though you're searching my car for what so he come back around and he's looking over there by this time the cutlass from

across the street come over and a guy with an army fatigue suit with black paint on his eyes like the football player right so I'm looking at this clown like what the fuck is this man, because I'm thinking, is this a civilian? I don't know what's going on. Like he was hunting. So by that time, you know, he pulled off the green jeep circling. So both of the vehicles from across

street circling, and by this time he come back and get me a warning. A warning ticket. I said, I'd be down. So I get home, you know, I leave a station. By that time, the shit was over, homies were swerving.

I'm sure. was discouraging because everybody showed up, you know, and that 15, 20 minutes or whatever. So I get home, check my gun, I got two bullets missing. Like, damn. And I go to thinking, like, what did they want to do to me in that dog? Right? What do they want to do me in that dog? So at that point, I knew, you know, because I had been getting threats from them on a few

occasions about what they're going to do to me, if this happened to their witness, and And, you know, they were sending shit to me. They was, like, harassing and assaulting, you know, people that worked for me, taking their jewelry. You know what I mean? So all of this went on, man, and I finally decided to hire an investigator to investigate them. You know what I mean? And that's when a whole lot of shit came to light because we tapped into an ex-lieutenant that was no longer a lieutenant of shoemarkers. And he just told us everything.

Oh, how many murders this dude had that was questionable. And it's a lot of shit. And that investigation came out, which ultimately led me going to Washington, D.C., with Congresswoman Maxine Waters and Janet Reno, the late great Janorino. And, you know, I always tell everybody, Maxine Waters, is what I consider a hip-hop angel for our race for people that are mean right because if she don't take a stand, then it would be a whole other story

if her and Jan and Reno don't take a stand and at least let me come and put some things on record. And all I wanted to put on record was I'm in fear of my life. that's what I went to tell them because if I happen to come on top of these people that's trying to hit me y'all don't be mad I'm gonna feel my life

What the fuck did a gang ever do for the neighborhood Yo? Like it could have started off correctly It might have been to protect the neighborhood But after that it went sour You know when I seat the Super Bowl I was mad happy to see that performance But at the same time I said Look at what we're painting for the kids

Niggas got niggas in jail suits Dicky's on, Crip walking at the Super Bowl. Now, the thing is this, the same way y'all celebrate in prison coaching, you're going to tell somebody, don't listen to Tacks Stone, that niggas in jail. But you got people Crip walking on the fucking biggest stage in the world. Like, why is this shit even being celebrated? You know what I mean? Now, for the people who have came up out of being blood,

Crip, whatever gang, and gave back and did good. See, Snoop Dogg, the only fucking gang man in America that ain't going to go to jail. everybody else play games they're going so it's like I don't like even Snoop to promote it and I love Snoop I respect Snoop as an OG as an uncle all that you know what I respect my elders but it's like yo what comes in time

and where we gotta talk to niggas and say yo ain't shit coming from this shit nigga ain't shit coming from this these niggas is killing niggas on the block over crack meanwhile the Italian nigga got the pizza shop on his block for 40 years and been taking money off his block but he not mad at him he mad at the nigga that's selling crack and weed

The best shit in the world is being able to make millions of dollars with my cousin. Yeah. My family. A motherfucker that we was out here robbing motherfuckers together. You feel what I'm saying? And now we're doing some positive shit and we're making real money and we're able to take care of our families and homies. And it's like, you know what I'm saying? That's just different.

So I commend you for keeping your peoples around. You know what I mean? You back there smiling. That's right. Before I went, I wasn't really polished like that I didn't give a fuck I didn't think I could go to jail Because I never been

I'm like that shit can't happen to me I see everybody around me going to jail I'm like this shit can't happen to me I ain't get caught I'm smarter than these niggas I'm way smarter than these niggas I'm never going to jail They finally put me in those cuffs

Nick I said what the fuck I'm going to jail Because of what you was doing Did you think you was going for a low You just think this shit ain't going to be that serious When I went Oh no hell no I ain't think I was getting out

Yeah man look I got niggas in there telling me You better take 10 years if they try to get that to you. Y'all came down here to our estate. There's a lot of people from Y'R city coming down here they're going to try to make an example out of y'all. Take the 10 if they offer it.

It's like there's no hope. At this point, you just got to just get your bag. You feel me? Have your kids, girl. It's a kid. There's a kid. Let me ask you a question. Who is our black love?

Like, you mean? Like you and Tudy, yes, right? Don't you ever disrespect the motherfucker? That's black love. But for example, But, like, who do you and Tudy look up to us, Black, like Michelle Obama and Barack Obama? We've been together longer than that. What are we talking about?

Were you together longer than this? Yeah. Is it pigs pussy pork? I think they're older than they. That don't matter. Okay, how long has Michelle Obama and Barack been together? Google that. That's what I'm saying.

Okay, what about, okay, besides them, give me someone else. It's, is unless a motherfucker been together 30 years, and then at that you still only got like five fucking years on us unless you've been together 40 years. All right, Deontze and Jay-Z. We've been together longer than them. Okay, so you and Tully. All right, so under you and Tune, you're number one,

who's number, who's the second? That's true. That's actually really true. You guys. Let me tell you something. But you know, it's rare. You're like one of the only men in this industry that really like, Like the way you, like the way you show your wife off and like how you just like, I'm telling you, you don't see that, bro.

Like you don't. Like you really love her. Like I feel the love through every single post you. Well, fucking right. Because when the motherfucker got your back 100% through the ups, the downs, whatever y'all go through in life, you're supposed to love that person. Because this person really got my motherfucking back in life. You feel what I'm saying? Like we went to jail together.

like she wrote me from one prison to the up to the prison that I was in while we was locked up up you feel what I'm saying so one thing about two I know they got you in two beat they got married in 1992 oh yeah they fucked us over sorry Barack I look up to Barack and Michelle that's who we look up to October 3rd Barack and Michelle and then it's Gill and two yeah we don't ever get that fucked up yeah but you know at the end of the day motherfuckers out here social media fuck motherfuck fuckers up because motherfuckers out here

have a motherfucker that's down for them that got their back but soon as they come up it ain't a we going to grow together thing is now I'm looking for somebody that look better than you now I'm looking for the joint

with the BBL you feel what I'm saying and you know so a lot of times you know the social media shit and what these niggas think is what's up ain't really what's up

you feel what I'm saying Because at the end of the day, you know, a BBL don't make your pussy better. Just make your body look better if your pussy is trash. Let me ask you a question. With the way social media is, don't cut me off when I'm talking even, nigga. And they promote when they all this.

Have you ever had a, have it ever been a time where you had any issues or thought you needed to get something done to be in alignment with the measure up to what social media got going on? So I feel like every girl wants a fat ass, I'll be honest. but I've never been pressured or felt like the butt that I have now is not sexy or good enough.

You feel me? Like, I love my ass. I think it's amazing what I would want my butt bigger. If I could wake up tomorrow and God gives me like a three more pounds on my ass, I'll be super happy, right? But I'm super happy with what I have now. So I just feel like it's human nature. And I like that answer because, you know what I mean?

And then listen, I was watching this video from back in the day with Maya and who was, it was Maya and who else Maya was on that music video and it was red background. It was an old throwback video and it was Maya. Maya and Fab? Was it Maya and Fab? I think it was Maya and Fab. And she was petite and so

fucking sexy in the thing and I was like there was nothing wrong. Like there's nothing wrong with these girls like they never made this a thing before so why is this a thing now? I'm like I'm sexy. I mean I personally I don't think nothing's wrong. You know what I mean? It depends on what

what type of I just think I just Be any man I think it's a I think out of the 7.9 billion motherfuckers on planet Earth is 3.7

3.84 billion motherfuckers that like slim women yeah you feel what I'm saying it's just a preference of what you like you know what I'm I just think the culture it's the culture that makes you feel like that yeah that we live in

that you know is you know BBL dominated and it's not necessarily dominated it's just that's what you see on your motherfucking timeline and on your what's that when you go to your

see all the stories and all that but you see slim chicks you see but you see a lot of you know so at the end of the day it's all a preference man the long as you secure with yourself and healthy but let me ask you a question how is it the best fight ain't the biggest fighters Because it's a popularity contest

Like a lot of these people They probably in the clubs every day They got the chains on Everybody looking at that Like looking at the flashy The jewelry and all that kind of stuff And the cars And they posting it

Like I got a nice car too I ain't never really even post up My car type shit So it's just a different game Like it's a popularity contest Outside the ring So they're gonna be the biggest fighters Regardless

But the best fighter is like Somebody like me or like Bud Who like you know we're really family man like i don't be having to i'll be with my family all the time so i don't be thinking about all that at this day but now i'm about to start playing the game don't worry okay yeah because yeah because you you celebrate when you get in and then you start to understand like wait hold on this person he got he got he got sponsors he got wait i'm i'm really the guy like he he's not going to be around three years from now soon as he get the right fight he's done

he's out of here you feel what I'm saying and then you see it so you start to be like you know what let me loosen up a little bit let me start showing them a little bit more

because as sad as it is to say man social media has taken over everything bro everything is boxers now there's boxing used to be all about

being a champion man you get niggas now and the champion to have 100,000 followers 200,000 followers The nigger that ain't the champion Got a million followers

He the number one He's your mandatory That nigga don't even want to fight you Yeah, fuck the belt He's selling out arena So he's cool He's good with what's going to know He like fuck the bell

I don't know He gonna beat my ass If I fight him I'm gonna sell an arena out Regardless nigga If I fight you or not If I fight a nobody That nobody ever heard

Bring a Johnny donut Johnny donut When I see motherfuck up on the ring. When I see motherfuckers like you and Tink and I see y'all flex, I'd be excited. You know, I'm hyped about it because I'm like, they understand this game like that whole just because when I look back and I see Tyson with the lions and shit, all the Rose Royces and shit, I get excited because I was like, you, I've seen that shit. And as a kid looking at it, you just be like, but to see y'all doing that and because,

listen, man, you know, if you're not from this culture, you don't understand the game. that jury and all that that's the celebration that's coming up out of the struggle fuck who don't the media outlist is disconnected from the ground and the culture of our blackness and what we're doing how we celebrate and how we celebrate that ain't nothing

listen that ain't none of your that ain't none of your business mind your fucking business you can't speak on all blackness and how we celebrate our struggle on how we come up is something about it is excitement and believe it or not it expired people from the ghetto to say

I got to turn my game up and this is and it is what So what I see it, I'm like, yeah, these motherfuckers winning. And it's a young cat that's in the gym and it's like, shit, man, I want to buy my my mom a house. I'm going to get me a Lamborghini. I want to be the next death because you don't understand what you're doing. See, you might do it like, damn, I'm supposed to be doing it.

I'm going to game or pop with me. But it's a bunch of the youngans, they're looking at you not just, I don't think it's just going to be in boxing just another sport. They're going to be looking at you like, I got to be a businessman. For sure. See, when I see you, I don't see, I see a business man. But the money that you got. not coming

is going to feed motherfuckers you never going to meet man yeah that's some serious scratch you feel what I'm saying your daughters they grandkids are going to eat off the money that you're going to make in the next 10 years man

and I just want to tell you man that you were young motherfucker that came up from the trenches man real trenches the real trenches man baltimore man niggas will shoot you to your out your fucking sneaks in Baltimore

yeah shoot your fucking shoulder blades off. Huge to your shirt catch you on fire. Right. You made it about that shit. And you had a point where you had the prime of your career, you're going into the prime of your career, man. Be the best tank Davis you could be.

Not just no boxer, man. Man, individual person. You ain't got nothing to prove. When you meet, when you come from the real trenches and you ain't got nothing to prove. And it's like, wait, I don't gay 20, something years of my life to the trenches. Now, I'm gonna do the next 20 in Miami with the palm trees.

Mm-hmm. In L.A., where they got the nice rodeo drive with all the stores. Because you like that drip. You like that drip. Yeah, a nigger, yeah. Drip, he'd be... Be more dribbier than the rappers, you know what I mean? He'd be having that shit.

Pulling up to the fights of Lamborghinis and shit. I see your black Lamborghinis jumping all out. You walk different when you got Diorps. sneaks on and shitty all of a sudden he bowling and shitty but but man I commend you man because you really one of the

children ones I go to damn I said look I got this diplomat shit I'm about to do I want to come bring Jewel's to you in my label Cam you just got here this is about a month and a half in two months Kim

look look look you got to relax you got to relax you just got here we're going to get it I said all right all right cool whatever you sure I said yeah yeah I got you cool go to Kevin Lyle's office yo

at this diplomat shit I want to do da da da da da this is my little man Jewel is dis amusing Cav hair I want to sign it I want to sign right now tomorrow

no I'm exaggerating we'll do the deal immediately I think he's a star and I think the label's out there we'll do a joint venture which are bet go downstairs I said dame

I bought it to you first but I'm just telling you I'm about to do the deal for diplomats and Jewel's on deafness what the fuck you're talking about I said nah listen you have to calm down because I knew you

no they're just doing that to get me mad fuck that if I would have went to them with this deal they wouldn't want to do it how much again that's an M

he's like oh hell no he goes up yo we're going to I said dang please don't fuck my money yeah please bro

he's like if they don't give if they cut fuck up on the deal I'll give you the million I said let's go you go up there start going crazy

Kevin Loud like you just doing this to give me mad Kevin Loud like bro I just like the artist I like the idea I think Cam is hot I think the diplomats shit is hot I like his little man Jewels

I'm giving him a deal nah nah nigga you just gonna do that because you ain't Kevin Loud said to Dame he said Dame I get a salary I get the same money

whether it goes through Def Jam or those through Rockefeller whoever I don't give a fuck what are you just doing I get mad so now

this shit taking a couple weeks. I'm like, yo, Dane, where is this money? You said, matter of fact, just give me the money

since you charge to give me. And when the deal come back, I give you the money. Now it's coming. I say, yo,

so now I remember saying, yo, I need to go buy these pounds because that's what I was going to do with the money. I was going to buy

a mad piece because I was like, I just came from a fucked up situation. This seemed great, but I ain't risking it. Dave always think everywhere is Wyatt.

He doesn't mean it, He starts talking to this guy. He think he's wife for town. Every way he's at, and he thinks he's wife. You're going on what side of this day? Is he a cancer? He's a torus.

Oh, because this nigger is the same way. Cud, don't say that shit, Cud. What's going on, Cus? Like, I ain't going back to jail. Cud, stop talking like that. Fuck that, the niggas, but I'm playing me. He'd be like, cuss, cuss, because you're 45. Now we're not.

to let him he don't mean it yeah yeah that's what he's just saying he's just playing y'all he doesn't mean it he's not buying any pounds yes the fuck I am man I need this money what are what are we doing bro so anyway the deal end up getting done

so that's how I did this deal no through rock a thing was not letting that happen they was not letting the diplomat Jewel's deal go through death jam it didn't matter it was because it was the same money I didn't mind I went to him first I went to him before I went Kevin Lowes. You just told me I need to hold on

I'm speeding. I kept it real and came back to you. I could have let you see this shit when we threw the party. I said, you know, diplomat death gym. I came right back and kept it a hundred with you. But I still went through Rockefeller and all the money was the same so I didn't really give a fuck. It was cool.

So that's kind of how to answer your question, how I kind of excelled at Rockefeller because I came from a fuck the deal and when I got the Rockefeller I just knew what needed to be done that wasn't being done at epic you know what I'm saying so I'm like boom boom boom

you can go cross these cortes oh we got free studio a Juan Lennel oh we're taking advantage of everything nigga that was like going from fucking the orphanage to the penthouse you know what I'm saying and I just took advantage of the situation

Calabas is like six flags you gotta come and enjoy the rides then you got to go back home now when you say enjoy the rides break that shit down You got to enjoy the rise, man You got to come see the ladies You got to come kiss the cheeks

You know what I'm saying? The ladies You, nigga You ain't got enough With the ladies You don't get enough of the ladies Bro, hold on I wanted to see if you was in a relationship

I'm just giving a real I wanted to see if you was in a relationship right So I said I googles it I did I said Let me see if you got a woman or something French

So I typed in French Montana Relationship Can I just tell you what came up, bro? Yeah. It said French Montana has been in relationship with Doja Cat, Cashdow, Evelyn Lazada, Rosa Acosta, Iggy Azelia, Sinai Lathen, Chloe Kardashian, Trina, Sophia the Body, Alexis Skye, Candice Brooks, Amber Rose, Drea Michelle, Jenna Shea, Keisha Dior. He got me on that. They got me on there, like a run-down thigh. Damn, he got that nasty-ass-h-h-h-h-ha-ha-ha.

Come on, he got this for me. What's that for you? He got this for me. I got that for you. Don't, don't touch my dashi-me. What the fuck is you doing, man? Thank you. Thank you.

I got a hook, guys. By the way, why try and piece this up. Listen, she's going to wear that, by the way. Listen, she's going to lay that mother. She's a, she's no flashy. My child pieces up. This is a gross brother, by the way. Listen, listen, listen,

He's a loose yo, come on, man. You're going to break the table, man. What's the wrong with that? Is it any truth to that? Is it any truth that? The Bronx is the dirtiest part. I listen. I don't know.

The Bronx and Brooklyn have a lot of similarities. They have a lot of similarities. And all of them is like cousins. Y'all know. They have a lot of similarities. You hear of the Bronx. The Bronx and Brooklyn definitely have a lot of similarities. Because we have a lot of similarities.

We're close symmetrically, don't mean that, that, that, we're not connected by family. You don't have a lot of similarities, like the style. No, that's definitely. We don't even talk the same. Timbleds. Y'all say B. Y'all say B. We're going to fuck the interview up.

Y'all got to get because this is going to go all days. This is an argument that we have every day. You could be the motherfucking Pope in jail. Your bitch, you get the fuck. Your heart is hurt. You want to smoke with everybody. Oh, no, you know how that shit. Nigger in jail.

You know a nigga. You know a nigga. This nigga called home head. Try to have me pulling up on his bitch. crib checking up on him like me like that come on loo no he's about tell me that bro he's a little he's a little he's not you talk about go through this see see if with cars out there I'm like nigga what come on low you ain't coming like that since you got a 20 piece bro fuck is you talk about

one thing about me set your dumb ass down like a lot of a lot of cash don't understand he was 17 you know he told me go through that no he was 17 you went that one 16 somewhere like that I'm gonna tell you some real shit they charge you as a Don't? Yeah. One thing about this game, you go to the penitentiary. Baby lay got your bitch. It's over.

You think you're going to jail and going to leave that little cute thing out here with that fat ass. You're done. That's the worst thing, nigga, do you think about that. You're done slim. You're talking about Slim. Baby Lake, baby Lake going to put it to you. You're going to put it to your people, man.

I mean, be thankful for so. So what you got to do is when you go to jail, you got to go from the boyfriend to the counselor. You got to call her. She's going to cry. Hey, how you doing, baby? So she keeps in. of them j pays that money order to keep the commissary right don't be policing no pussy from

jail man yeah not don't do no arguing right don't do no argument call there sending them letters because you gotta be you gotta be up there because she gonna go through four or five niggins a year right so it's gonna be times no no no no it's gonna be times where's though she gonna disappear for three months they're gonna pop up i was going through something and you gotta you got you got you got nurse her through that shit she come up on a business she a girl again you know i mean yeah baby I'm just tired. I ain't got tired. She's going to do all that shit.

You eat all the food and all the shit in the machine on the visits. Eat as much as you can because you don't know when she's coming back. She might leave. All them commissays, preserve your bread.

Preserve them J. Pays and the money orders. Preserve that shit. Because at any time when baby laid come through that night, after you hang that phone gup, yeah, babe, what you ready to do? You're laying in bed, you're going to sleep?

Yeah, I love you, too. I'll let you, babe. As soon as you hang that phone with, baby, baby lay might be in there already watching the game. Ray, tackle your bitch, like Lauren's tail. Listen, baby late. Listen, listen.

Listen, listen, man. I don't know if I was in jail, I would agree with that advice. I'm not nursing no bitch through no, no, no bad dicks that she took. You got to keep the money orders coming, right? She took a bunch of bad dicks. I'm nursing and through big, I work in the kitchen. What are you saying, I'm saying, listen, the bottom line is like this. Baby leg is coming.

He's going to be spiking your bra when you're in jail. Baby leg is. He has pop out, she's going to be with baby legs. And I told my young boys. And I told my young boy, listen. When your bitch taking multiple dicks, just nurse her feeling it. Listen, I told my young boy, right? Not nursing a bitch.

He was in the baby leg ain't a bad guy. He was in a bad guy. Listen, listen, I told my young boy, he in the yard bitch in the wind of it, right? I'm in there. I didn't finish running out. Anytime I run around the lap, they did the basketball court. You know the basketball court. He in there, bitches.

Yeah, man, this bitch, I told him the bitch. Ah, he's snapping, right? I keep running. I come back. Then I stand right next to him. with my calisthenics because they're standing right next to the bench on the basketball court. In my home, I said young, I said, I said, Neth, listen, man.

You ain't fuck your money up, man. Don't be calling her screaming and hollering about who you heard. You ready fuck your whole bank roll up. Right. No, man, that bitch ain't going to be, my man says she saw it. I said, you mad. Your bad got you. Your man's a nut for even telling you that.

He's all at the market with Fat Mike with the Ben's. Fat Mike sending you the money orders, Nick. How do you think you get that money? He's buying little boo-boo and Jerome some sneaks. but tell me this though is you saying that shit acceptable though I ain't saying this acceptable but you're why you're in the jail

it's over baby I'm gonna figure out you go to jail for a dime man come on man 15 years man I can't expect no more no hold let me explain it let me explain it in this day and time

in this day and time with the temperature and the mindset and this general and what's going on right now you better not go to jail for a fucking man month baby laid coming through. No, for sure.

There's a different breed out here, man. That's why I don't think it should be no hold on, hold on situation, especially on like a big sentence. Man, they got a girl, I just... Ain't nobody writing no letters. Ain't nobody doing none of that shit. They're in the hookah lounge that night.

Soon as you get sick. You're talking about the hookah one. You get 90 days. Bang, they're in the hookah lounge. Fat Mike in there with the big cheek. Put money on the books, all the type of shit for her. Next day you know, next day you know, she's sending you pictures, right?

You in jail, she's sending you pictures. You see a fat shadow holding the camera. Talking about, yeah, I was with my girls. Fat Mike with the beds. Flick Mike in the head with the big cheeks and who got his hair. Because he's going to pay what he way. Shit. I don't know why they actually cook for me.

The earth fry. She was the air fry. Oh, she's a air fry. A.FQ, air fry, queen. She's the air fire queen. Man, those spaghetti you made that time. Oh, my God. She made spaghetti in the air fry?

That was horrible. Oh, damn. God. Damn, damn. I was going to try to love about it. I was not, ooh, them noodles. Oudas and noodles? Oodles and noodles.

She literally gave me a head. Them noodles. About oodles and noodles. That can't fuck with her making them noodles. She made a Chi-Chi on the streets. No. Not the Chi-T and noodles. Yeah, they ain't fucking on her making them noodles.

Y'all eat noodles. Yeah. I ain't told this morning this. That's all he eat is noodles. I don't know. Tuna fish. Some udas and noodles on the side. My man, shit.

Y'all know that right. That shit ain't going to never stop. The jail menu Ain't gonna never stop. Oh, excuse me, shout out the air fry. We got the air fry queen over here. Get out of sock into a pocket like a rocket. You know, some type of partnership.

She needs a brand deal. She cooked noodles spaghetti and the air fry. Get that paper to them. Ain't nobody. I never heard of no shit like that. How you cook spaghetti in the air fry? Don't this shit dribble? Like, how the fuck you put a plate?

She's cooking in the airbrown thing. She just made me something. That shit just was bad. I just keep being crude and keep wrapping. Damn, you, bitch. That's crazy. So you just fuck some spaghetti, yeah, bro. She'd be making spaghetti, like she'd make the best spaghetti.

Oh, she did. Can't nobody fuck with my spaghetti. Wait, so all of y'all can just cook one dish, how? She made the best chicken. And steak, steak, steak. Oh, steak. She made the best chicken. She make the best mashed potato.

No, whoa, tell you. The best what? Don't get on their pizza. What did she say? You make the best. Rotel. No, I don't know about this I can't bathe for her roast

She said it's good I never had it, but her rotel It's good And you don't cook shit She don't do shit She doesn't be gone I don't do shit And you have my cooking You can't for me

Where are you having to cook Motherfuckers get on here and start I do cook Can't cook shit I cool I make peanut butter and jelly They ain't cooked shit I do be cooking

I can make good all pastels though spaghetti you're good I'm like that I know I fuck with my One more time Cooking Network How that Big Glow I think some type of partnership is going there

She's a spaghetti queen She's a great spaghetti I think y'all need to get with her It's a partnership I see good You know what I mean Yeah I make the best pitch is big I don't understand

Yeah I don't know, we got it. God, he tastes that shit. No, you haven't tasted that shit, Jay. Phil, you ever taste? Phil, you ever taste that? Yeah, Gagdi had money so long now. Godd ain't got to be shit we never heard.

My got to be taking me through some goddamn. Man, they'd be eating tacos by this little for that damn to be about $800. What the fuck is this? Ready to get those shit. I ain't gone not to eat with him. No. I had somebody got to eat and he has to fry bear with cheese. God.

Mine, they had some little shit. It looked like... Hold it, y'all. It looked like some little... No, it looked like some small turkeys with some little beaded pickles on it. It's so fucking nasty. I don't know what the fuck.

What's the name of that shit, Kyle? Y'all be eating the bullshit. Goddy beans and bullshit. It's got that shit, Kyle. Galdi being some expensive bullshit. So you're saying, you're like, why you got me here? We pay $800 for these baby tacos.

The chicken with the peanut butter shit. What the fuck is there? That shit is on the egg. See, Goddie, got it. The caramel and chicken ice-steak me. When you've been rich, when you've been rich for so long. You'd start eating all types of shit, take it all that shit. All that shit, they got flavor on it and all that.

He don't want none of this, you know. He can get a whole Caucasian dish now. Give me the, yeah, with the, yeah, low-on calories. Gluten free. Because you know what the nigger thinking now? I got too much motherfuck of money to die. I got to live. You can't have a heart attack

I ain't eating that Miss Brenda's no more All that motherfucking And sweet potato fluff And the macaroni cheese With all the grease into this shit And the fish No he eat chicken Once a month

Like yeah I'm a cheat Once a month I'm gonna eat some chicken I need the chicken I need the chicken brool Don't fry It's brool it You know what

All that shit Don't worry about it You be there in a minute You ain't be there in that shit I never eat that ness fish No you didn't worry about it I mean, like, we're the guttle food in. They'd be like, we're going to go meat at a restaurant.

Please tell me some black people shit. No, you got to show up with Popeye and she ain't got a hang for that. I didn't know what that shit got him. Look, last time we were to London, we went out to eat. I had a bag of season. You took a bag of season and loving. Fuck is. Because they already knew Goddy about this is a fucked-up dinner.

This dinner ain't got no seasoning on. Ain't got shit going on You can't see the pictures and shit Like where the pictures is I want to see what I'm feeling to eat Yeah that shit come out You're mad at shit I don't even know how to pronounce that shit on the menu

Right You hungry than the motherfucker God of embarrassing you when you got to order Can I get the The shrimp temper pour With the Dula Pakaki You put it

You gotta pull a waiter down Some motherfuckers don't hear What's the Hakataki sauce? He gave me the shrimp tempered pool road with the hockey talkies. All that crazy shit. I was in jail and I need to know this, Kaff. Okay. So this was when you was doing your thing, you was on your come up.

And I called home and talking to Gil. He said, man, he was with mine, Gil, did his mom. Man, she did some crazy shit last night. I said, but was it a time that you went to a Gil party and my aunt was on some crazy shit. I got to be honest with you, man. No. No, I've never seen your aunt on crazy shit. I've never seen Gil in a party-like environment through that period. I knew about Gil. I knew about the streets. I knew about major figures. I knew about all success that they were having in that time. But you got to remember, I was a guy in the hood from the hood, but that wasn't acting

with the hood. Like, I wasn't allowed to do all the shit. I didn't have all that freedom. I was a dude with all the extracurricular activities. I was on a swim team. I was fucking going way out to the northeast. I was going out to New York. I was in Virginia. You was on a swim team? I was on a swim team.

PDR. Philadelphia Department of Recreation. That movie called PDR is based off of my swim team. All right. Now, now, now, it's a bootleg swimmer. I was like, call me bootleg if you want. Brother, I'm the real deal. He's a real deal.

He can swim from here to Africa. But I want to say this, Kef. You think my fucking body is like this by accident? No, because you work out every fucking board. No, this is a natural. You eat grass and grapes I have a swimmer's physique I like that they refer to us

when I say us and talk about me and Michael Phillips They talk about us They talk about us in a certain man Hey listen Now listen I want to A real question though You say something that's very important And I think a lot of people hear this

A lot of young people hear this You said you have real activities in your life Because you had a parent That you know not saying that to nobody else's parent That focus on making sure that you was busy you was active. How important was that? And you know, because a lot of parents are going to hear this to the success

of you today. It was that was extremely important. Yes. I mean, you in the inner city. So, in any environment, hood, no hood, kids without activities have nothing but time on their hand. You got that time on your hand. That's when you get, you know, that's when you get stupid.

That's when you do dumb shit. Right? Okay. I like that. That's when you get to that. You just be running around. Well, that's what you just, you don't have nothing to do so. you're creating shit to do. Let's play knock a nigga in the head today. Let's rob somebody.

Today looks like a good day to take somebody's sneaks, right? Like that. You start doing that type of shit. You know, I was one, what do they call it? I was being constructive with my time. And my mom made sure that I didn't have any free hours. So from 8 a.m. in school to 7 p.m. at night or 8 p.m. in night, I had shit to do. I didn't have I didn't have the world of freedom to go out hang out I wasn't on a stoop by the way not that I didn't want to be on a stoop because I did I wanted to be out there I wanted to be out there I wanted to be out there I wanted to sit out there and talk shit with my friends and and you know you did dreams to be cool you had dreams of hanging with us on the corner up here yeah absolutely I'm not even going to sit up here and fake as if I didn't because my brother was a part of that yes my brother was my brother was the real deal from our household he had those stamps so my

credibility came from the credit that he got and that's for my passes to walk around and be free and cool and nobody fuck with me came from so those badges were earned they weren't given but I didn't have to do the shit that he did and he made all of them mistakes so my mom was like I'm not going to let

you do the shit that I let him do he didn't have the curfew he roamed and did what the fuck he went my brother was in out of jail sold drugs you know went to the army out of the army he was that child so with me they didn't give me the free range so Swim team, basketball team.

I mean, you talk about doing school programs in the summertime, furthering your education, all of that shit. I didn't have a choice. So the stricter side of life is what was presented. And I'm glad. Like, you don't reap the benefits to that until you get older. And you're like, okay, what do they do? What did all that shit do for me?

I'm consistent because of it. I don't do anything halfway. and the idea the idea of not being mentally occupied is frowned upon to me like that's that's the worst that's the worst shit ever to not to not have something to do or to not have a goal

or something that I'm working towards I don't understand what life would be but that's him better than me so it definitely taught you discipline absolutely absolutely and and you know when you start to see those that made it and those that didn't, I don't fault anybody in their choices, but you see the circumstances that came from my environment, right?

And, you know, not a lot of them end up being positive. It's a one-way road, and that road either ends to death of jail, and we lost a lot of people from area. A lot of fucking people. A lot of people that I really knew, no in jail or dead um came from my fucking my space of comfort where I lived where I operated on the day to day from the goddamn apartment to the bus stop to school from seeing the people what up hey what's going on speaking book bag and hand kid in hand and you slowly stop seeing people

and the stories never change it was it was all got shot yeah it was all the same got locked up Let me ask you this. Yeah, they got indicted. Yeah, all the same. I got a bunch of stories of lying-ass nigger talking about all the drugs I use. We tell them real stories of the trenches. It just so happened. A lot of your shit is like, I know these stories.

Yeah. I know these stories. It's deep, man. Like, you know what I mean? You know what I mean drug dealers turn crackheads? All of them. We listen. I know, like 80% of them, though.

Like, we was like. And you know what's crazy? Those niggas go to prison and be the man. Crack head. What? they be in there had all the food they got all the stores working out crazy they got they got the police on smash all that shit but he can never make it but when we was like i mean the time we was like listen if you smoke crack right to the point where it is uncontrollable and you're a crackhead

bro you don't you don't been to hell and back you know you know so going to jail ain't nothing you know what i mean that's my crack heads get there they run the jails they already been to hell this ain't nothing this is camp yep he was 19 and i was 16 the first time i seen he with a ass pipe it was like you know we was in the crib we was in the basement we was kicking it you're looking like

you believe that shit don't you believe that dumb ass shit he had the join he pulled the join out all I seen him was like he had the join was like a ball

right here and there was a pole coming out he was like this first of all don't ever that's what the fuck is going on

believe no nigga lost his virginity in jail man get the fuck out of here don't you how old was you got like that 17

and he ain't got I got 20 he didn't get no pussy was you fucking before you got like that what I was a man out here

no he was We were running around getting him. Come on, man. He was my BW. I was a fucking player. He was a fucking player back there. He was a fucking warm. I used to let him warm my bitch as a woman and suck a titty's get a ready for me.

I mean, he's lying. I mean, it's smoking a blot like this. Let him go suck some tities going, get him ready for me. We used to have our cousin Ness the car. They came in like this. What, your little cousin doing on top of him? No, he's going to warm you up. You're going to get you ready for me.

I'll be in a bit. You're smoking coke. You're lying. That's from the crack diaries. He would do an album called Crack Diaries. Listen, I remember all the shit when he was swung his crack. All his first happened in jail. He lied, man.

Did it. Everything, look at her face now. Look. Yeah, yeah, yeah, he ain't laughing now. Listen, Tien Wallow. She was like this. She team Wallow, man. She ain't going for that bullshit, man.

All this first happened in jail. Prison prime, everything. Yeah. Fuck out of here. Let me ask you all this. Prison prime is crazy. But let me ask you all this, right? Whatever job you got fired.

from um what other job oh it was this um I don't know I don't even know it was like a caregiver job what the hell you did the grandma you wasn't watching the people right it wasn't that you want to know what happened really change grandma's diaper this is actually

one of the craziest this is one of the crazy okay so it was a so this job I'm not going to say the business name but it was um they were I was on call so like if someone couldn't fill in they would asked me to come in and like but for some reason they didn't tell me that this lady had seizures so um this is not funny like it's not but like I am I was sitting in the

room and her her mom was there too her mom was a lot older it was a lady who I don't know she had like schizophrenia too like but she was there and she fell out her seat and she started to have a seizure and I did not know what to do yeah what was there what was the other people your supervisor nobody was there to assist you no it was like one of those things like I said one of those things were your on call and um I never I was I was like um I did CPR and stuff like that but I never knew what to do like with a seizure and it was a temp job I was just working

these jobs trying to bring home money let's all you did she had 111 jobs but she did what she's supposed to do because I got trained for what I need to get trained for but they just didn't tell me like I just wasn't aware that she And it's so odd that on the day that I was there, she had a seizure. Yeah, let me just tell you something. None of that shit don't matter. They trained me for the, yeah, they trained you in the army to shoot guns so they drop you out their fucking chopper in Iraq.

Somebody shooting that shoe. I didn't know. They trained you how to do. They trained her to her. I just trained. All I could do was pray. She didn't know what to do. She wasn't shocked.

So at the end of the day, you know, it was some gruefy. Did you quit or did you? did you still work? They just never called me back. Damn. You want to know the other. They had me doing some crazy stuff. What did they do?

I had to do a catheter for this man who was paralyzed from the waist down. I had to get his pee off. Tell him what the catheter is. You got to stick a thing up his peehole and have him pee. And what's the job description of that? A CNA. A CNA. That's the one to change.

I was a CNA. Yeah, yeah. I've got a lot, man, my life. Like, I've changed diapers. Yeah, you're stuck a straw on a nigger piece. I've got hit trying to wash her old lady up. You got a hit. Who hit you?

She's sucker punch you? She was an older lady. And she just sucker punch you? Her name was, yeah. Did you fall out? I'm going to say her name. Did she knock you out? She was, uh, I think she was also schizophrenic.

Um, no, she didn't knock me out. It's just, she was naked. She was hit me in a shower. And I was trying to wash her. I was trying to wash her up. Bad shots. She said, did not tell you to watch my ass? Yep.

Girl, in, you got some bad breaks. She said, you keep doing my knees. Didn't I tell you to watch my ass? You got to get in the crack. You're not getting the crack. She had a shower like this. Miss Johnson, I'm saying, let me get in. It was an old white lady.

It was an old white lady. Miss Karen, I'm son. Yeah, she works you out. But one thing about you, you kept trying to grind and take it. That's the thing. That's one thing. It's always been hustle in me. I'm going to say that since I was 15.

So when that YouTube came... Since I was able to get a job, it's always been... So when that YouTube came, you changed that. You were shooting that shit on the phone? You first started shooting your YouTube. Oh, yes. We was putting it on top of a cereal box leaning the iPad against, like... It was an old broken iPad.

We was recording with that. And you all uploaded right to the... Yep. No, because you know why, you know why. You know why? Because by the time she was probably 21, she had 46 jobs. You know how much shit she'd been through in her life? Queen 46 jobs.

So that's why when the cameras came on, she just used all her experiences because she had been through so much and she got slapped in the shower naked. She was sneaking sneaks out of the back of finish line. She was doing all kinds. I'm not doing that now. Now, listen. Sneak and sneak. No, because I wasn't even a sneaker girl.

You wasn't? I was never a sneaker girl. Yeah, and that sounds like two. They know where sneaks to, too, they're where sneaks to, she was 30, so. Oh, I'll wear them now. Oh, I'll wear them now. He's the boys around.

Yeah, no, because your tutsies get tired of being like this in the motherfucking. I'm not, I'm not going to lie. I was a sandal and boot girl, but when I met Clarence, he just wasn't feeling it. I'm, I'm the gandja guard. I'm tight in two point a. All that other bullshit got to go. Oh, he got the rhyme and anything. Yes, I do.

It's all about rhyme. Everything, it could be bullshit, but if it sounds like a rhyme. Did you ever write a rap before, Mike? Never. You have a freestyle like, like, bust. Well, I went to some shit like that. I don't know. You might have, Mike.

You might have smoked some shit starting to wear. No, I don't work right now. I smoke some shit and thinking about crushing people's skull. Now, listen, you went to the Tina Marie, and what happened? Oh, she has, um, Listen, I'm going to be serious, right? I want, she inspired me so much, right? Because she, she parted, they fucking ran when they started singing that hot.

They started, they all night long, they performed until they fucking passed out. Everybody was on the, everybody was on the fucking stage. Amlands came in, they gave it all they fucking had until they passed out. That fucked me up. My whole life, that messed my whole stuff that day. They fucked my whole life. Yeah, that's some deep shit. That's some deep shit.

They parted until they passed up. They must have been out some dope or something. They all passed out at the end. But they were partying so hard, never stopped. Then they were over. Damn. God. I never forgot that.

You ever, you ever been to a Prince concert? No, I haven't been to a friend. Damn. You? No. I've never been to one. I always wondered. Only Carrie Yoki night up to jail.

Oh, you're a prince. You want to hear Michael Jackson story? Yeah, yeah, yes. I'm in Cleveland. Michael, you're asking the performance. I'm with Don Kay. And he said, why would you come to me? Mike's going to perform in the air, and I'm in addition to Mike.

So I'm going, and this is where I beat everybody. I'm a unified champ. Everybody's talking about me. So I go up there, and Don goes like this to Mike. And Mike goes back like this. And I go like this, and Mike puts his fucking hand down. I said, nah, it's just my head fucking. I'm okay, it's just my head fucking with me.

He saw us together. And so I go in the... He's like, he knows. I'm cool with Mike. Peace game, right? So I go in the back. All of his, all of his musician, they've given me their fucking drumstick

that kiss to me, taking pictures with everybody. But I see Michael, he's where this nigga is, and the door's open, so he's waiting for a car to pick him up. And so everybody's going all crazy about me. I see Michael who gets to do it, just like him. And I said, let me just go say hi to Mike.

And I go, oh, nigger, you got to hear you over here. Fuck, I go over to Mike. I listen, the whole world normally, Friday of the year, champion, knocked the nigga out two seconds, whatever, the whole world's talking about me. I go to Mr. I go to him and I said, you listen to me, what do I know you for?

Damn. I said, oh, you're so beautiful, sir. I just wanted to shake your hand. That is brute my fucking mind. He just played me like a motherfucker. Hey, what do I know you from? Can you imagine that shit? I'm the nigger of the year.

Everybody's all over the world. The biggest thing in the world. And I go over and he said, and he goes like this. I'm going to say, how you, Where do I know you from? That fucked me up, but I said, oh, I'm going to try that on the motherfucker. Oh, my God. I said, I couldn't even do that to the last questioner, I couldn't do that to nobody.

He's a cold-hearted motherfucker. Yeah, because if you didn't know Mike Tyson at that point in time, he was vicious, that brother. He was vicious. Where did I know you from, huh? You said, what do I know you from? I said, oh, that was cold. You spoke to him and walked away. Stop me in my tracks, too.

Boom. Holy shit. I thought we were going to have a relationship because I was a big nigger, too. You know, right? Listen, when you think that? Yeah, like... Listen, man.

When you think that, right? Yeah, I'm up. Give me down. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah, hell yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. No, I didn't know.

I didn't know. I didn't know after the nigg was a cool, all that crew was cool and shit. I went over there and he said, what do I know you from? Biggest nigga in the world right there. Did you go back and tell Don, like, Don, he acting like he don't know me.

No, no. He did. So my friend who's working with Mike, now, he's this, Ronnie Juergens. Yeah, Rodney, Drewgins. So Rodney's working, Mike. He said, hey, man, come over here, my Mike. I'm over here with Mike at Wunderlandland.

I'm like, no, fuck that shit. Mike, this is like, well, this is like 10 years later. And then I fuck that, man. He played me. He disrespect me. I'm not going down there, man. Fuck that.

And they said, now what? Like, Mike, Mike wants you to come down. I said, no, Mike said come down. You know, Jake. I'm going to add it to the Jake. And Mike wants to do. He goes down. He said, yeah, Mike, he's why.

And he goes like that. Why do you think I'm calling you, man? He wants to see you. And so I go down and I meet him and he's very, and this is at the end of the, when he's going through that bullshit. He was very fragile, very kind. And he was just beautiful. He was just really good, you know.

Under all the pressure that he was dealing with. They ain't that crazy. When you so much of a superstar, make Mike Bluff. Fuck that motherfucker. Wait, Mike, he said personally my hand of guard. All right, I'm coming there.

I'll say, fuck that, nigga, this is. I said, Mike said, Mike, you said, Mike want me to come down there? Stop fucking with me. He said, Rodney, everything changed. He said, all right.

He said, all right. He said, you know, you know, this is the joke, Rotten Nut? Is this you saying this? Or is this Mike said this? Pretty much, yeah. No, Mike said it.

All right, well, I'm getting a flight right. I drove that. I drove down. I was telling him. how you be in jail, you might be doing a year, you might be doing two, but it feels like you're doing that because you're seeing niggas, you're Selly, go home, you come back, go home again. Right, let me ask you a booth a question.

Did y'all cry when you're close to Selly were home? No. Yeah, she did your lion-ass. You cried one side for home, bitch, you don't like. Nigger free here, best. Do you say, yeah? Hey, my cellar them was fucked up when I was living. Like, out of nowhere to?

What? They said, Trump? Yeah. Man, I swear to go out. But niggas who I'm fucking with every day and shit, they're like, they ain't say his name on the radio. Hell, no. I'm like, hell.

You, I think you're fucking with me and shit. When you go home, you got to kill that shit. Hell, yeah, bro, bro, boo, boop, blah. Damn, but you know in the morning they'll go to call them shit out. Oh, yeah, yeah, Tiger King type shit, Louane, call that. Niggas, like, woke me up. That shit, you know, like, around breakfast time. Niggas is bad you can go home.

Hell, yeah. Damn, that nigga go on. They're like, hell, nah, me, he ain't going on. Nigger, that nigga's sale looked like motherfucking shop, right. Listen, but they came. That's why. They had anything.

They ain't saying, man, I don't listen to the right. Niggas. You know why? You was making them, y'all was making them spreads any night. You had the nigga that was making your food, didn't? See, shit. Now, now, what was your favorite meal in there? What was the favorite hookup you used to make all the time?

I had the nigga make. That nigga had the guard bringing these men's shit. I ain't going to have. I ain't going to have a. boo. Hey, you know, niggas throw that shit with, uh, put the rap,

putting an iron on that old, and fry that beer, shit. Burrillas, making pizza and all that shit. That's why the niggas was mad when they said you got to go because you had all the ingredients, Nick.

Oh, that nigga, that nigga sell looked like the supermarket. That nigga was, you know what I say me was. My nigger drank him. Like, and I was drinking bucked that whole, like,

from, Like, they still in the Gene River, my mom. Buck, moon, son. Buck, Moons, that was drinking. You was just, the old head. The old head was hooked in there. I knew what was going on. I went on in a telling me.

Like, oh, yeah, what I'm at the street? I was kind of like fan shit. Like, well, yeah, yeah. And a nigga's like, um, because, you know, damn, my nigger leaving the smoo and shit. I understand. So, like, after the smoo, you go to, like, another prison and shit. Yeah, lower. Yeah, I got most of, so.

I'm like, shit. You ran out that motherfucker that morning? What? Dead I. Yeah. They came to your joint Higley you said what You know I'm telling me

I'll kind of shit Yeah bro I got you I remember your people Number my heart off I got you real I said Ran up out of prison I didn't say by the nobody

He understood That that That was just PR Prison relationships You're my man Because we locked up together When I get out, I'm going home to my real homies, I don't know you like that.

What the fuck's wrong with you? Make sure you take my mama number. I don't know you or your mama no more, nigga. If I come back to jail, we back homies, nigga. You see how I fill the sale up for everybody, nigga. For sure. You know what I mean? I look out for everybody on the blocks.

They ain't got to be stabbed. Take my food. Take all. You can have a food for shit. You get a little nigga $25, man. Get him right, man. I'm gone, man. You know, we represent for the youth.

the owners of tomorrow We glad you're in a new situation Glad you back You know Distributing the streets With that motherfucking butter To make the fiend stutter Give me another

Yeah, I mean Keep dropping that shit Don't stop So, so So, so, whileo We're gonna get back on this EJ And, um We ain't gotta get back on that

Anytime I talk about boots You stutter So we ain't I'm gonna I just want to shout out To my nigger You know what I'm saying Man down

Shout out to him I'm a big fan of Errol I'm a big fan of Spence. Let me just say this for the record. I'm a big fan of Terrence Crawford. I'm a big fan of Errol Spence. I'm a big fan of Geron Boots in us.

Just no boots is the best. That's all boots coming. I mean, you're supposed to say that. He's from your hometown. I don't give a fuck. If he was from Dubuque, Iowa, if he was from Guadahara, that nigga named a truth for a reason.

Manacarana, Houtuna, Kattalas, Amorah, Zilala, Cabala, Adela, Cotas, Mexico. Hey. Earl Smith is the truth for the reason. He is But Boots is Stepping on shit Yes sir

Yeah you like that You see a young nigga See the young nicker See the young Nick He said he's stepping all damn He couldn't he say that He just had to laugh And we're gonna kick y'all at one place

Philly No big shit nigga I'm hunting you down Because you're about 5,000000 up on me Nick I need mine's back to shit I mean who far was that That's my fault

I picked the wrong niggas Yeah you ain't picked the wrong nigga I get you back this time I get you back this time And his girl went and bought some shoes with that money, man. Remember you said, Walo, send him the money. He said, no, send it to my girl, man.

She's going, I said, what? Rotten ass knick. Yeah, man. He's a rotten motherfucker, man. I get it back, though. Shout to be her boutique at the same time. Y'all go get them the stenches and big bundles. Oh, that's your woman?

Yeah, man. Oh, that's why you ain't in no DMs. So who gave back? I ain't even know you're in a relationship, right? Yeah, yeah, man. You know, get them long-hats and stets. So don't feed you get out of here, man. Mm-hmm.

Don't be no nutty-ass, big. How was she the one that got you out of all the DMs? Man, I ain't gonna lie. That bent my shoulder for the long. You know, it just be off and on shit. Oh, okay. You know what I'm saying? But that motherfucker ain't going nowhere.

Oh, you know, she was the opposite one. She wanted the one. Oh, baby, get off there. She's now. A nigga, fuck you. You should have done that off-ass shit. Oh, yeah, she cussed you to fucking. That's why you love

That she was the one that cuss you out Your slits trying to come back to me for somebody No you're going to add that bitch Uh huh As you buy it all the time's upside You do what I love Yeah you're about the doghouse fellas Stay at the doghouse and shit costly

It's costly It's like little dirty You put me on that blog list I don't like to be on that blog list you did it like you tell me just keep it real real nigga the real nigga right did you shout a tear to get her back no

I told her the only thing that what what hurt in me bro was that they were playing on my kids no but I know your woman was she was hot yeah but I ain't nah I was just fucked up about that so you just mixed the sorry in with that

No, man, why are you worried about how I wiggle my wiggins? No, man, for one, hey, I don't even know what bro talking about, man. Black men don't cheat, you got there, you know what I'm saying? Diggins don't cheat. You know what I mean? We was at the downtime at that period. That's all it was. Ain't nothing wrong with that, man.

If I ever did some shit, we won together. That's all of this. I'm glad you're back, though, man. Yeah, for sure. Because if she's back, she deserved it. Yeah, for sure. As women today, do y'all feel is, though, Instagram really fucked up people's self-esteem as women. And have y'all ever been affected by that?

Because you got little kids, you got a lot of people that's going through all these different things based off of social media. I didn't get no followers, nobody liked me. You know, I was talking to one of my homeboys, he was talking to his daughter that was going through something. And I went over the career, we was talking to her. She was going through something because she would post a picture and nobody would like it and stuff. I'm like, yo, this shit is getting real, this shit is getting out of control to the point where it's, though, we're using the measurement stick of light, if we should like ourselves or whatever based off of other people. So it's like, has it ever affected you all as women? I mean, yeah, it's affected.

I've had consultations for surgery and never gone through with it. I've, you know, like, okay, I want to get a lipo or get my butt bigger. I've had those thoughts as a woman. And I think you just have to do the work outside of social media and love yourself and heal and grow. so that doesn't affect you when you're on this fucking app, you know? And take time away from it, I think is a big thing, like, stepping away. I know for me, like, I don't post pictures. I'm pretty modest for the most part.

I'm not showing my ass. I'm not showing my tities. I don't have ass or tities, but I don't, if I did, like, I'm not showing that. I'm more concerned about the substance of things. Like, if I write, this is how it affect me. If I write a long caption that has, like, something to do with my mental health or something spiritual, like a in-depth caption, I'll get 200 likes, right? But if I show myself in a bomb outfit, it's 3,000 likes. So that played not on my self-esteem physically, but it played like on my, like, you're not interested in my mind.

Nobody cares about the person. They care about what it looks like. Right. So I think that fucked me up a lot. Fuck what's going on. I'm going to keep it all we real, though, because what Mace was in his prime, he fucked all the bitches. I'm keeping it real, bro.

Listen, it ain't been a rapper alive. A rapper alive, Gilly? It ain't been a rapper alive, man. That's a high stake right there, Gil. Dog, I'm keeping it real, bro. It ain't been a rapper alive that had the bitches like you, bro. You had the bitches like an R&B singer, man, in the R&B era. You feel what I'm saying?

in the R&B era like not now because the R&B shit ain't big now you have bitches like the R&B singers in the R&B era and like I'm keeping it real I was at a concert you come on you want to dumb bitches follow like Michael Jackson what the fuck's going on

as I said hold on man I got to start doing bitch records man I'm doing all these shoot him up bang bang records let me start talking to these hoes this nigga come out he come out with it he do his little dance he got his little voice he, like he ain't really rapping

he's just talking to you can come or you want to run or you want to hunt So what happened now? Why do you all the wrong stuff? I just fall up Because he was popping niggas bitches I'm telling you, man I've seen you playing basketball Oh no

Chris Brown I got somebody falls out No I'm just saying I've seen you playing basketball You know that's what I do You know oh you didn't know they call me Damian Gillard. You tell me what this bullshit.

I don't heard a few times, but I ain't never seen it. I heard you say it. Oh, no, I'm never going to see no shit like that. I'm never going to say that. You'll fucking hate it, dog. You know, everybody call me Damien Gillet. They call me Chaunty Gillips. They call me Grant Gill.

I see him on a jump shot, though. Got a little left hand. Shit, yeah, you know. See, he's trying to not really give me my props, but he really know, like, yeah, oh, yeah. I give you pros. You're not fucking with me. You're not fucking with me for sure. it's a difference from young leg

and old head league I only play young niggas you know what I barbecue big young niggas like I throw young niggas on the grill like oh we playing basketball all the day oh we're having a young nigga barbecue okay who's going on the grill today

you know what I'm saying so anytime you you know you want to go on the grill I would just love to you know we have an old buffet got down I ain't gonna lie though but I ain't gonna be the one on the grill damn

right I ain't going to be the one on the grill. Yeah, he must not be cooking out that day, huh? No, right. Because I definitely ain't going to be on the grill. You know what I mean? But I see, you know, you got a game. Out of all the rappers I've seen play, I really seen.

And you was with the little white kid that. Tristan. Yeah. The way I seen you, you move like you really can play. You know what I'm saying? Like, Little Dirk moved like he really can play. I actually played against Russ. Russ can play.

So, you know, but I'm going to be in a city that you went soon, and I'm going to go barbecue, bake, you throw you on the grill, and I'm going to throw you on the gram, and they're going to be like, damn, man, Ali, you're like, oh, yeah, do that to you, damn. Just know, before we was rap during this, it was hooped during the show. Oh, that was for everybody. Oh, I'm saying, so.

If you're selling crack rocker, you got a wicked jump shot. What's you over there shaking your head for? You go get barbecue baked, too, you know. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Now, me and bro, bro, bro, first you on Walu, we can bet. Oh, no, no, we're a crash, crush y'all. First of all, he's not going to score Wildo Street Prison Rule. I'm going to shut his, I'm not going to lie.

He got the D. He's from the D, though. He played like a prisoner already because he's from the D. Oh, yeah. Nigel Mike. Oh, rebounds. I ain't worry about that shit. Oh, he ain't getting no rebounds on Lowe. You ain't got worried about that.

I ain't worrying about none of that shit. Low was the National State Prison Rebound champion. Yeah. In a row. For real? Yeah, a defensive champion. I'm a legend. What you say?

Oh, yeah, Black Fort's Four Ones. They're dangerous. Them Rashid Wallace signed them, too. You know, he played for Detroit. He screamed that I'm coming into Black Air Force once. And I'm coming miles on signed by Ben Wallis. Played for the hardest. Oh, you're okay.

Oh, shit, man. That's what I mean. Gil, you still are. Supported, young nigg. You owe him, you got a barbecue. him on the court. Oh, yeah. I really want to play him, though.

I ain't a lot. You don't want to do that. I want to play him because I just want to test my shit out. I don't lie. Because I really ain't been hooping for real. I got to get back in for real. I know. Every time we get close to me and make me mad because I know how good I was and I really

gave up on this shit because I've been doing this so much. It's like I don't be having a lot of time because I got to multiply my time so much and that ain't making excuses. But I really fuck niggis like you are for real. I'm going to you really good though, but I don't think I can really beat you now. I still think I give you work I really think I give you work But you think little Randy would have got me to fuck out of it

Yeah I fuck you I would do yeah In my prime I know because I would have been just too I'm a savage I got real deep I ain't gonna let you score on me like that Unk for real And I'm gonna go too So it's like we gonna be just hooping

For 30 minutes To one of us get games It's going down like that You think you got 30 minutes in you again Not right now hell no I was right saying I'm my prime Hey cook

We're still talking about the prime I ain't talking about right now Hell no talking about yesterday. We were still talking about the ocean prime, man. He's talking about flashbacks. I'm talking about flashbacks.

That they didn't tell about how you used to be, who, who you played in the game that they had the best game. Like in rap games? Who really had the game? Because they'd be saying a lot of trash motherfuckers. They'd be saying a lot of trash balls.

Man, let me see. Who really got games that I really hooped, who are really hooped with for real? Who's hooping where they got games for? A lot of hoop. with a couple of things. Chris Brown got really got game. Gil got him. Did you cook Simba? I ain't ever played somebody. I ain't ever seen some.

Chris Brown got G for real. No, no, Gil got him in his house. Yeah, he cooked him in his house. Yeah, he got Gito. He hooped for real. So it was like, who else? A lot of niggas really be them clips and shit, man. Yeah, that's all. I was just hooping with Drake the other day.

Drake really, he, uh, he, right, Drake. No, Gil, he'll go barbecue. Yeah, you'll fuck him up, but, yeah. I'll fuck Drake up too, though. I'm gonna take Drake on to Ryan on barbecue. He just, he shoot, he shoot a lot. I got a real shot But you got a real, real shot

I ain't know I'm gonna take him on a Toronto A lot of niggas, yeah I ain't, yeah, I ain't, yeah, I ain't a lot A lot of nigs really in. I might take him on a, he's from Toronto, I might take him to Vancouver and cooking just because I knew he don't like vancouver like that. No, Drake got G, though.

He do? Yeah, shit, I'm washed, though. I got to say nis got G if they were doing better to me a little bit, I ain't gonna lie. I got a guy, I got a little credit. I ain't seen Drake. I'm a little washed right now. But this shit different.

Damian Gillard. Damien Gillet, Johnson Gillips, Grant Gill. Grant Gill. Sam Gilsell. This nigga got a real, I don't know how to fuck his name goes so perfect with so many NBA players. Gilber arenas. Like I'm everybody but Kendall Gill, you hear me, don't ever do that fucking bum. Shout out to Kendall, though.

He played a lot of years of the league. He was garbage. He got to come out. When you do Philly, he got to come on and do this, man. Y'all got to do this somewhere. Y'all shoot a video for that? Yeah, we got to shoot the video for that. Survivors, remorse.

Don't get that motherfucker. Shit, I got it to do with MJ. Mike. Yes. Mike signed the shit out of me. What, George? Wait, who are the fuck up? Wait, you, wait.

So, niggas really talk shit to Mike? Man, let me say what happened. So I was playing in Charlotte, right? This is before, you know, the first year I got that, we got to the playoffs for the first time. And so MJ loved me. for that alone. Right.

But when I first got there, it was kind of rocky. You know what I'm saying? I just got traded to him. So we got to ask beat by somebody. And he came in the locker room after the game just going off on us. Like, we need to get our shit together, right?

And I made some little comment or something like that. He ain't saying that. So he came in practice the next day. Back on that shit. Yeah, y'all think y'all did something? I'm six, oh, he's talking about all his accolades, take my shoes off. because, you know, he had gave me, you know what I'm saying?

He wasn't just talking to me. He was talking, because everybody had a shoe up. He had gave me a deal and all that. Yeah. This shit kind of directed to me and J.L. Wallace, because we're the leaders of the team. Yeah. You know what I'm saying?

He's going off. Mike told you take his fucking shoes on. Right. Damn near. You know what I'm saying? Look at all the shit out of done. Y'all went to him just going off on his right to the point where he gets on the second team in practice. And we lose.

You lie. You ain't losing 50. Mike's too low. Mike's too low with Mike. Listen. This was, nigga, this was in 2010. Mike suited up. No, he, whatever he had on, he came out there, got on, got on,

pushed, I guess the guard, whoever Gerald Wallace was guard, the three guard kicked him out and got in that spot and played with the second team. My second team wasn't Scrubs now, but he just made gay, them niggas confidence through the roof. And he scored a couple points, you know what I'm saying? Back a couple of them. Oh, he scored a couple points, and to the point where he talked so much shit afterwards, he grabbed the bond with dunk one on the way out. Yeah, the true story.

Anybody that was in my Charlotte team, and he came in there and bust the ass. Tell me that, did you feel like shit? One thing, one thing. Did you, like, this old motherfucker just came in and did us dirty like this and don't go on the way out? Nah, I'm a real one. This is what I told myself.

You could ask my partner to when I got home. That's why he did go. That's why I'm wearing the shoes. Mike had to come in. See, the prior nigger from point. Court of the author, Mike came in there, talk crazy. He won't want my mom and this. Fuck out of the old hair that shit.

You washed up now, niggas. I don't know what you said. You washed up now. I don't hear that shit. I thought we had him. Mike show up the next day. Take my fucking shoes off, nigger. You niggas don't deserve to play in my shit.

You niggas deserve. Damn, Mike. Playing something else. Fuck off my. Get out. I'm in. And then, what? Hey, but let me tell you what's crazy, though.

Show, that's, let me say what's crazy though. We went on a run. I had one of the best years in my career after that. We made the playoffs, all that. We finished the league, number one defense in the league. You know what I'm saying? From that moment on, we took off. So he knew what he was doing.

You know what I'm saying? So it's more a reason from basketball, from him being the goat. You know what I'm saying? He knew how to get to us. He told y'all niggas, y'all can't guard me, nigga. I'm 51. And we turned up after that. They're like, damn, our defense ain't shit.

That's crazy, man. That's a hell of a joint, man. I never heard Mike Cave in the locker room cooked you, nigga. Who was y'all starting five? Me, Raymond Felton, Gerald Wallace, Boris D.O. and Tyson Channel. I think that was a start-fired. Shout out to all the niggas that got cooked by a 51-year-old man. Yeah, we got cooked.

Fucked y'all up. Him and the DJ Augustine was going to work on us. Get my shit off. All right, before we get last. No, just hold on on the last thing real quick, because I want to. want to say this. It was Mace better than you because he said he was.

No. Mace is, look, Mace was better than me. Mace was better. A lot, niggas from a time, 11 years old or 15 years old. And niggas just started getting a little better. Mace, he said he beat me last time you play.

He might have. He talked about at the Reebok gym. That's after niggas had deals and all that shit really wasn't playing. If you're talking about high school? But Mace came off the bench behind you. I started.

Mace came off the bench. And Mace was older than you. He's a year older than me, yes I don't know murder I don't know murder But this is the last thing Basketball for me This is what I'm challenging you too

And it's not part of me And we're gonna see because listen I've seen a little bit of Chris Paul I didn't know Chris Paul did But I seen you play And your arm came out of socket Like a broke chicken wing nigga One game when some nigga hit you

For football player Next year Give y'all the heads up Big three get a team in the big three. That's niggas your age, a little younger. You could do your million dollars games from the big three, and you get a team, and you go against these niggas who just got out the NBA,

and I want to see what you're going to. I'm not saying you won't bust the ass, but that's a real test. I'm going to keep it all we're real. Let me hear it. None of them older niggers that played in the NBA. None of them older niggas can't fuck. Well, then go win the big race. I'm going to tell you why.

They legs too beat up, man. They played too many. years on the knees. Cam, let me take something. Cam, let me take. You got to stop this shit, man. You got to stop some of this shit with the basketball, bro. You got to stop, man.

Listen, Kim, I'm not talking. Listen, no, no. You got to stop, man. You got to stop this shit, man. I'm not talking about, listen, I'm not talking about the niggas that just retired. I'm talking about, like, the older older niggers. That's my age. They can't fuck with me, Cam.

Because they play too many games on the knees. The knees don't move to say, I beat my 23-year-old son in the race. It's on the gram. Then I beat my 26-year-old brother in a race. You are in good shape. That's on the gram. None of them niggas is not running like that no more.

You know, before I got across the niggas over there. You know who couldn't run, who wasn't fast, couldn't jump down on nothing? Paul Pierce for years. He's six-seven, though. I'm not talking about for you. I'm talking about a nigger. Don't because you faster or quicker. And my jump are more silky.

Listen, but if a nigger. I ain't going to get none of that on how to get my shit off. You, listen, man, listen, man. See all the dribble now I'm talking about, that's what three dribbles I'm playing. That's just about playing them. This is what we're going to do. Yeah.

We're going to say, we're going to take the cameras to the court. Cam ain't never coming, man. Cam and Meeks is talking shit, man. Cam and Meeks is talking shit. If you want us come to the barbecue featuring Cam and Mease. I'm going to invite a bunch of him by everybody. Nobody heard of you.

I mean, go to show, go watch me on Showtime. night basketball doctor but that shit they do no documentaries on philly they talk about me iverson rashie bay motherfucking they're talking about uh uh motherfucking rachie wallis they talking about motherfucking randell turner they talk about pool richison they talk about randy woods they talk i'm in there i never heard of you the graham came out i'm in there once the graham came out i'm saying he ain't i'm saying cam i just i never heard of you to you said you at gay back in the day I was like on case who can't I well no man that's why they called

me for these shit niggins you played at the guard because you play in New York nigga because we went to the chip you know I played at the guard yeah oh okay you've been checking oh you're scouting me okay I'm gonna say you've been scouting all right I'm fucked up

I'm all right cool man play as fuck up you know okay you've been scouting play as fucker I say no more now I will admit you very good for being older like me we're the same age You're in great shape. I want to see big three and I think it'd be great

for y'all show you go play three, four games as no excuse you can't miss work. You can't miss work you'll make some brave while you're there, listen, I promise you if I play three games

in the big three they're going to want me that permanent. Well, listen, man. Don't cut the check. I got a hundred I got a hundred fifty back through my wrist

and I'm going to go this money, this money, this money, bitch money, this money, this money. It's money. It's money. It's money.

It's money. It's money. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I don't know. That might have been a little central. It got crazy.

Hell. It got crazy. It got crazy. That shit got crazy. I might have been with this intro I ever been a part of. Yeah, that was crazy. Yeah, me. That was crazy.

God damn. Listen, man. You're now tuned into me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me, million dollars worth of gain. Yes, sir. It's going down, man. Gay.