Million Dollaz Worth Of Game - MILLION DOLLAZ WORTH OF GAME EP: 102 "FEATURING POLO G"

Episode Date: March 1, 2021

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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. Wait. Mom. Okay, okay, okay. Don't get no fuck.

If 12 come, we're gonna take him on the chase. I ain't getting no fuck. Just a cold heart and a bang on my waist. Those glasses gonna buzz. And they hopping out, nigga, that ain't no debate. And those killers gonna jump out the woo. If I give them the green, my little nigger shoot. Uh, and I really got wrench out the blue.

But I see where when I'm in the boot? His advance, I spent that on the coup. How to really take a stand with the truth. Uh, so bitch, if you see me salute. And we two turn, we don't recruit. I say in this like this that was cute. Mala snobber going blow like a fool. And shout him to pop smoke.

But they don't really want to fuck. A little woo. Be direct, well you talking to who. I got shooters that don't need who. If it's that ain't no calling the truth. Why they mad, I'm just talking the truth. Bitch, fuck. Okay, okay, okay.

Don't get no fuck. If 12 coming, we're gonna take them on the chase. I ain't get no fuck. Just a cold heart and a bang on my waist. And they hopping out, nigger, that ain't over the bait. If you diss on the neck, get your scalp hit. You be bad off watch your mouth, bitch. Real killers don't cap on no clout shit.

They ain't drops in a block, we route quick. One hundred two, we stab it. We were really trying to use these weapons. Squeezing on that two plus seven Hollows bless you that's heaven Man, I really don't turn to a maniac And that storm's stuck where it's rainy at If they owe me respect gotta pay me that

So his mama gonna cry for a baby back And then follow them down, I'm okay with that Cause the G-A-N-G, we don't play with that Four nickel, I pack it's a Drake with that Walk up and make sure that his brain's flat Wait, slow it down. Okay, okay, okay, okay. Don't get no fuck

If 12 coming, we gonna take them on the chase I ain't get no far Just a cold heart and a bang on my waist And they hopin' out, nigger, that ain't know the base. That ain't no debate Hey Hold on I got something for this

Hold on I got something You ain't got it No more You're rusty Watch the rap I ain't going After that young

Digger right Yeah but listen You're now tuned Into Million dollars Worth a game We got listen The one

The only Polo G up in here man Polo G Chicago's finest Up in here Man The shop man

Up in Philly Man Listen man It's going down man okay okay okay is out right now man i know y'all vibe into that video crazy he ain't playing no games he got a lot of shit that's in store for y'all but let's talk about man who is polo g man to a motherfucker that don't know you know everybody i don't know it's 7.8 billion people on the planet everybody just don't know sure um polo g i're accustomed around yeah do whatever you want to say

you want to say yeah sure um polo g young nigger you fair me coming out of chicago a hard place to come out of life. I'm really just trying to make the game minds for real, really put my imprint out. That's what it's about now. Coming from Chicago, you know, people think that there's a dangerous place. And I think the media told the world, not the big media, the people that was reporting that wasn't from Chicago was reporting about Chicago, and they made it look like a city of savages, a city of animals.

you know and it just you know it just portrayed an image of like damn these motherfuckers don't care they're dangerous and it was like you know just a war report and you know being from chicago how did you feel about that and about the report and that was taking place from people that wasn't that never even been there yeah to an extent it get like like it's disrespectful because i mean these real people going through real situations it's real besides what's going on in the streets you know everybody like got families you know that feel any type of way behind losing the love one or whatever the case may be no matter what he into so it and sometimes it can make you can feel disrespected by it because they painting the city in such a bad light when really you being from that you know it's a lot more to the city than what they portraying it at believe that hold on we we didn't uh shout out our sponsor Amsterdam a new Amsterdam Brock This episode of me and I was worth a game

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for bars through sports and presenting sponsor a million dollars worth a game. Hey, let me get into this. Let me ask my man. Let me ask my guy. Man, man, man, something. Man, man, when you was in school, right? I can call you man, right? I'd call you baby, right?

What time your name was it? He was mad at him. Just before the polo and a G-connect. I see he looked over in his homies like this. I'm fucking. See, I go digging. You feel what I'm saying? They said, I got some information right there.

When Man Man was back in school, right? This woman might not even know this, right? Man Man used to hustle up that money, get his money, and at the end of every day, he would fuck every dollar he got up on chocolate chip oatmeal cream pies. Is that the truth, man, man? I think I forget what the cookie called. I ain't balding it so long. What it's called?

Damn. I think it's called a chocolate chip cream cookie Yeah, every day after school I want to grab one of them Then I came back in the neighborhood Like I thought I ain't been there in a little minute And we walked to the corner still That's the first thing I got my homie's like there You still eating them at the day like that

That was your shit huh Yeah Some things just don't change when you're coming up in there For sure For him you know he did 20 years in jail So for him My fucking oodles and noodles No I ain't on them no more

He loved them bitchies I ain't knowing them no more, but I will say this. Listen, he's a fucking nut. Now, they say you use music. Your music is a coping mechanism for the pain. Talk about that. Like, coming up, like, I battled with a lot of, like, different things emotionally. Like, you feel me just being, feeling like I'm bipolar or whatever case may be

or just going through what I was going through. And I ain't see no other way because I ain't like to talk. I ain't talk to a person, no social person. So I just use my music to cope with anything that I was going through. Whether it was at home, whether it was what's going on outside in the streets, whatever. I just use, you feel, me, my music as an outlet. When you say, like, you're not really, you know, you're more of a person that stick to yourself. Like, you, like, you, that's always been your mood.

Yeah, that's always been me, like, my pops used to trip on it, like, it'd be a bunch of kids come over to the crib, and now I'll be in the corner playing the game by myself, where I want to play, you feel, me, just about myself or be by myself, because I ain't just always been a type of outgoing person for real right but how do you deal with that knowing where you come from now you're doing shows all these people out there thousands of people how did you ever how was you able to transition into being receptive to dealing with people because you're in the industry that's based off a fan support because my love for music like help me to understand it like okay that's what I'm doing and me just appreciating

my fans getting me to where I'm at so I'll just be humble with it, so that's what made it be an easier transition, but it still lives a little crazy because I can remember a time back when I'm just in the hood or before I came up where only people who know me going to come up to me. Now I'm in a sudden there's 50 different people. They got their grandma on FaceTime, Uncle on FaceTime. Like, they talk to him real quick. I'll be in blue sometimes, but it comes with it, so you just got to take it with a grain of salt.

Absolutely. Absolutely. Do you think, do you think, you know, that was something that was, like, you just was from birth, or do you think it was always in you? But it was, because sometimes when you go up in the streets, you know, you see so much slimy shit happen. And niggas getting backdoor. That's what you would say, where you from. That would kind of make you shut shit down, too, a little bit. Like, hold on, man, I ain't even going to even play these games. deal with niggas because you feel what i'm saying you see when you see and you hearing and you like damn that was this man and that would kind of make you shelter shit out a little bit too did

that play a part in it all definitely because i know even come from where we come from like your environment so wicked that you even got to play play it like that like you got to be the one slamming the nigga out right i'm saying so you just keeping that that being your mindset you just weary or who you rocking with or who you mess with right go ahead now I'm gonna say

somebody you know you know how we speak about people in different ways now I want you

to use some words whatever words you do when I talk when I mentioned this person and you

could just say whatever words they come to your mind juice were I could say selfless that's a real

selfless person real humble dude just the type of really a good friend like it don't matter what you do or who you are you could be a rapper you could be the

engineer you could be the dude that's just coming to deliver a package he didn't damn never been to invite you in he like your vibe enough just real cool person feel me real genuine person uh tell us about a like a moment that you have a member a great moment you had with juice man that was just like you know it was just like a memorable moment it was um he used to always I stayed, when I stayed in Calabasas, he stayed in Encino. So, um, around that time, he had just always text my phone or FaceTime me like, hey, bro, pull up on me, we could get, go get on the bikes in the back of the crib. He had just ride the bikes up and down the street trying to show me, get hit at Willie and shit.

We, um, he had some paintball guns that day. So we was out there fucking with the paintball guns. It's like a little street sign we was aiming at. Yeah, everybody shooting at that bitch. We fucking it up. police come down the dryway and everybody gets taken off

you're in a rich neighborhood you're a rich-ass neighborhood your kids get to take it off and shit we all running the house and shit I'm just down laughing and shit just funny and say it to me because I'm like we're really doing this and so like you say

a rich-ass neighborhood running from the police anything turned out good though yeah yeah we was in that chilling they were just really tweaking the whole situation all us were yeah

so man you will name somebody else um two pot Tupac Um you saying like words to describe him How you feel about him Like I fuck with Park

Like it really took for me to get older To really like learn the importance of him Like how important he is to the culture Just not just rap the culture period Like that's somebody you could really look up to So um It was just like when I got older That's when I started like

Looking at him as to somebody To like As somebody to like Look up to in the music industry as far as, like, being outspoken, not caring to speak on social injustices in your music. Like, Tupac was the reason that I'd be brave enough to even do something like that. Like, when you remix changes, like, and you were spitting off of that,

before you was going into that, in the state of that we in now, because we're in the state where it's like the state of hip-hop, there's not the state of hip-hop, the streets and anything, it's like, old nigger, fuck you, young nigger, fuck you. It's a division out here. where it's about I'm gonna fuck with you based off your age It's like we fuck with each other based off the age

It seemed like for the people that's lost in that world When you was making that song going to create that Was it like some fear of damn They might not feel this shit Was that even a thought of your mind like Ah they might this shit might be too heavy for them No I ain't another second guess I ain't even look at it as what they're gonna fuck with

It was just something I followed my heart with Like that's how I felt at the time All throughout my tour when I was going I went on my first tour in like 2019 and that was a song we played on the road a lot so he was just on my mind heavily and I was trying to think of a way like how I can

pay tributes or show respect like pay my respects to him with a song and I felt like that was the best one because that was my favorite song from damn okay that's what's up now when we talk about Chicago growing up in Chicago is it a fear every day

you know because I know we see it from the outside but if people see it from from you know living in it was it a fear like i might not make it hell yeah all these i remember it was a vague moment of time just being in the streets probably like three four weeks straight i'm saying the nigga stretched out whether it's me going past a crime scene me actually being in on the block where a crime going on like you feel me you just you actually seeing it you're seeing it on the news you're seeing it on social media

so it's just embedded in your mind that damn Anything can happen. I might not see the mob, but you just, you feel, me, try to hope for the best. But in the city, it's really dependent on the area that you're coming from. You're going to definitely feel like that. All right. Now, looking at the culture, like, from rap music, and I know you go to different cities, but even in the rap, Chicago culture, language has infiltrated cultures

and languages of other cities. You hear your whole vocabulary. I don't care where you go at in America. Some way you're going to hear your vocabulary. Yeah. Forever's lacking, reverest ops, wherever, you know, or whatever. How do y'all see that? Like, do you all see that the influence that y'all had on the country?

Even to the music. You know what I mean? Even to the videos. You're still seeing Chief Keith's style videos today. Thousand guns, thousand niggas in the apartment. Like, that influence is so strong. And this shit, this has been going on for years. How do y'all feel about it?

I mean, in a positive way, It looks like we, a city that a lot of people look up to. Yeah, absolutely. And so, and that way, and they make us me feel like we got a lot of influence. Like, we could do a lot with that influence, though. Like, a lot of people follow our lead with it, whatever it is that we're doing. Like, tomorrow, if a motherfucker wanted to start running a bandana on their pants, anything, any little small thing that they take that and run with it. So it's like, put you in the mindset of what could I do with this?

Mm-hmm. Now, did you ever say, like, even in the city, like, you know, so many kids coming up and, like, a lot of people that they got to look to and it's like you're growing up as a kid and you're going on YouTube and you're saying damn I got to be this because this is the only way

that made it you know these are the people that was native these was the people that's popular from my city and sometimes it's like damn this shit was based off of like you know people looking at and they're like damn

young kid like I got to be a real nigga what would you say to that young kid that's from Chicago that fuck with Polo G to think he got to be a real nigga in order to be receptive in order for to be liked you know what I mean

in order for people to fuck with him what do you say that a young boy that's from you know south side Chicago wherever you're from

I mean you really got to be yourself because from you just paying attention to what everybody else doing or what everybody

thinking to you that can get you led astray trying to be something you not feel I mean and a lot of that play out of

people wanting to fit in a lot of that play out of self-love too like a person that ain't figuring ain't taking the time to figure their own self out so they'd rather be everything

or do everything that really ain't even in their mindset for real they just doing it because this is what they see absolutely how long did it take for you to reach that self-love point what age with you? I was young I ain't gonna lie it took it took me a minute to even really indulge

myself like fully into the streets like I was one of the kids that was from my neighborhood all my homies hopping off the porch at like my fucking 11 years old 14 years oh and I still weren't at that point yet because I'm still looking at like I just want to hoop you feel me

I'm in the neighborhood we doing a little bad shit but it's like that's not I at the time I felt like that wasn't me but as time went on that was just something that just came like damn this is all I got to do at least how I felt and it's pressure

it's pressure being because you see any you don't want to get victimized out there yeah so like is it you think you think the entry level and stepping off the porch is based more off I'm not trying to be a victim based upon I'm trying to be accepted It go both ways

Because it could be the Shorty who really don't got to do this His mama do for him His pops do for him Both of them taking care of him He ain't really fucked up Like the rest of us is Or the kid who ain't got no pops at the crew

Or the kid who just live with his grandma But he just want to do this Because he think it's cool Then it's another kid Like who really in that situation And predicament where he's going In a crib and his grandma he stayed with his grandma and she

you feel me heavily on drugs the he the community and where he live at he real poor you feel me his home his best friend he didn't see him died 13 somebody killed him so now you feel like he got to do this what else what else I'm gonna do what else I'm gonna be

all my uncle a killer my dad my daddy was a killer he just leaning in them footsteps for real right and a lot of times a lot of times the young's in the hood right that grow up and the uncle was a killer their dad was a killer you gotta you gotta understand that a lot of times what they lead with

is that you know my motherfucker dad was a killer like they they glorify that like you feel what I'm saying like that's some type of glorification like no your dad wasn't around to be in your life bro mm-hmm like the the harsh reality of it is yeah your dad knocks some things off yeah he was yeah okay cool he stood up he didn't do no telling him anybody but he never been any any graduations you've never been to none of your birthdays he never been around to enjoy none of the things that a father get to enjoy with his son when he's right there and so a lot of times to the youth man understand that when when you have your parents in those type of situations man and you think you're doing something by glorifying that shit no no the real win is when you become

successful and I follow after what your uncle and what your motherfucking pop did. That's the real win. I ain't going to lie to you older. My dad was a gangster. My uncle was a gangster. The apple don't far far from the tree. You know what the fuck that made me? I'm going right upstate

with them, niggas. Maybe I could be my dad silly and we can spend some time together. All right, that's on you. But the real win is a nigga to win in life. And to be able to go visit your dad, like yeah, man, you know, I just got that motherfucking job with the promotion yeah how much you make son

two 50 yeah got nice ass house married yeah man I'll bring your nephews and your nieces up here to visit you next time he just was busy that's the real win not you going through the motherfucker cell on seeing your motherfucking pop and he'll tell you he was cellies

with his motherfucking step-pop with his step-pop so how do you feel like it was crazy you know calling my grandma and then I was cellies with my brother so it was like generation and me and my brother used to go see my steppop as kids in the same prison that we wind up being in the same you know so it's like like i just be telling people like if you're out there you're operating outside of law you're a street nigger that's your thing i'm not telling you what to do you got to do whatever you feel you got to do in order to get money or to be accepted whatever but you got to be mindful of the what you're going to what your children is going to inherit after you leave a lot of times people legacies and their inheritance to their kids it don't be money it don't be property

it'd be some shit that a nigger that you ran the street with when they see your son man your pop was a real nigga that be that's all you got as a motherfucker to say that your pop was a real nigga yeah that that nigger was a killer he got money but you ain't got none you ain't got no property you ain't got no money

you ain't got nothing all you got is a memory and then on top of that most of the time your dad wasn't even your life because he was in jail of running the motherfucking streets so if you're a dad out there leave your kids more than a fucked up name a street name some street name some streets some street a street legacy of shit you can't take that to the bank you can't get no

money you can't buy a house with that or none of that so be mindful of that shit and even more than leaving your kids something man spent some time with your fucking kids man because that's better than any money you can leave them ever you feel leave them some fucking memories man because anybody

could be going tomorrow you feel what I'm saying for whatever reason so leave your fucking kids some memories man leave them something that they can remember damn me and my mom pop yeah i remember me and my mind for real man you got something you want to uh you got a sponsor

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I always get the FaceTime calls. It's just like. I'd ask you what you get. I ask you what you prefer. A text. Me and depend on my mood. It depends. A text, man.

say the right shit. Players, fuck up. Don't fuck up, man. Shit. I mean, if I have to say, though, I prefer FaceTime call, though. That's how I get it straight to the point, text it back and forth.

FaceTime call. Yeah, let me remix my FaceTime call, baby. He keeps me old play on his toes. He got me on my toes. My fault, player. You're right, baby. You don't want to see me? You just want to tell you.

You don't want to see my face. You don't want to see my face. You don't see how he just tapped. Play is fuck up too. No, you just tapped out. I hit my head early. I hit my head on the wall. I was doing something.

I blew off the day. It's cool. You said, we know who run the house. They don't know shit. I'll run that motherfuckering house. Yeah, that's why you just change your shit up like that. No, I'm just saying, you know. Tell me the player twice your age.

Twice your age. Oh, because I, that, we think of like. I know what I'm going to say the same thing. Shit, fuck up. Let me ask him something. Okay. We should. Let me say this shit right.

While you thinking about it, what you prefer? A sexy text or a video? A video. I get, you know, just in case if I'm alone, I can go on the date. You know what I mean? I prefer a video. That's my shit. So what you mean?

I'm just saying it might be a bad from there. You know what I mean? I can go slide up in there, get a little personal time. You know, I'm just being straight up. You know what the fuck I'm talking about. He'd be on the road. You know, I should get. You know, the rapper's life, you know.

I'll say a video for show. Video for sure. That's a no brain. though, for real. Yeah, fuck is you talking about doing with a text. Somebody like my one day.

In jail, you used to love of pictures. No, no. Yes, you did. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.

That was paper pussy then. They called that paper pussy the porno books. That was different, though. You might ain't, you know, you might ain't catch up

to the new wave. I knew he was going to say a video, but you might still been stuck in time. You feel what I'm saying? You'll rather go to the movies or watch a movie at home.

At the crib. To the movies. Because, listen, let me get used to the game. The movies is good because you get the movies and dinner. You bang that out on the date tip, so it's like, you know, they want to go on a date still. So, you know what I mean? You get that up. Oh, yeah, movies, Mill, cool.

They got their date. I'm always going to pick. I'd rather stay at the crib. Yeah, because you get all the movies. Oh, yeah. I'll be like, I'm going to the movies. You be like, oh, well, I can get that on the, I didn't even know you get these fucking movies that be in the fucking movie. No, not because of that.

Because. You can smoke your blood. I could smoke at the crib. I could smoke, watch the movie. I want to blow it down when I'm watching Denzel. You feel what I'm saying? I could be in my draw. She and a goddamns.

You know, I put a hand on the goddamns from time to time. No, I ain't going to fight. Hold on. As soon as the credits get the rolling. Yeah. We get the rolling. Come here. You know what I mean?

You ain't got to jump back of the car. It's freezing. You run to the car. Now I got to get home. I got to roll up and smoke and get blind first before we get busy. No, that's too much. One thing I'm going to say when Corona hit, right?

At the little beginning phase, people were scared. They was like, so we go to the movies, me and April go to the movies. We made a movie and the movie after the movie. Legendary.

Yeah, we made a movie at the movie after the movies. Legend. We used in there by herself. Big-ass joint. I'm like, hold up, baby. Come on, let's go on a big screen. Babe, let me put you on the big screen

real quick. I mean, it was crazy. Was it a silhouette of y'all on the screen? I don't know what the fuck was going on. I just propped my camera because I wanted to record my, you know, I'm styling on her. I wanted to get my, you know, I wanted to put my shit out there like, damn, just in case of this John, somebody might get his phone, this John Leak. They're going to know I'm a legend out here.

You know what I mean? I'm a boy, shut up. I'm in there, I'm in there styling on her. Styleing on it. You know what I mean? So, you know, that's the style, man. You got to do something. But when you, when you, let me say some real shit.

How do you feel about love? how I feel about love I don't know it's hard to expand on something like that man no it's not you know if you love somebody

you know you love them you know how you feel I could tell you how I feel about my wife I feel I mean that's just how you feel about love he's saying love in general like breaking it down like love

oh okay we know you love too absolutely baby just throw that out there I always put it out there I always fucking put that out there We be giving your game We're schooling you

I love you I love you For no reason I love you baby Man my girl I love him There you go That's what I was trying to get

Yeah I mean He was arguing really He looked over mad She know I love him I love her Damn man She cuss me out earlier Man but she know I love her man

Yeah you gotta get that shit out there How long you've been in a relationship Like three years Three years Yeah What's the hardest part about being in a relationship by the way his woman is in we're not going to show up but we just want to we like to put motherfuckers under the fire

why they woman right here we ain't shit that's right how do you feel about like what's the toughest part about being in a relationship toughest part about being in the relationship I don't know because it can be just um I say communication sometimes right that's the toughest part right sometimes you yo head in one space they're in another just really getting back on the same page that's all absolutely i mean and even communication is when you got years and years and years and it's still a challenge you know what i'm saying nobody never know a person perfectly or you know what i'm saying so what's the best part about being in a relationship you know them highs like you're just feeling like on top of the road

you feel me that's sitting back sometimes you can feel like you really appreciate the woman you with so right what about celebrating your wins what you mean you know when you you got an album come out a single come out and do good your woman there she you know because a lot of times your woman be your biggest cheerleader you know what I'm saying for sure a lot of times you and you know you need that because a lot of times too your woman to tell you what your niggas ain't going to tell you all the time you feel what I'm saying you may like a record your woman be like I don't know I mean That's cool, but I know you could do better

Like what A nigga would be sitting there That's all this shit That shit hard That ain't even my song nigga I was playing somebody else shit That's because they see it From a different perspective

The fuck And your homies do Right Right Because they'd be like I mean it's good I don't think girls Really gonna like this one

Like you know For sure It's too manly So That's what's up man I like though That you know You were young

young but you're rolling on some O.G. shit. You know what I'm saying? You got your team right. You know what I'm saying? You even, you know, flew your woman in with you. You know, a lot of times to the artists out here, too, a lot of times that shit keep you out of trouble, man. For sure.

Keep you way out of trouble. I know what I'm saying? Because you might be in a motherfucking city. And I'm not saying when I see keep you out of trouble. I ain't saying for the rappers, you're going to do nothing wrong or nothing. I'm just saying, You might be in the city. You know, you got your woman there.

You go do the show. You come off stage. You're sweating. She wiped down. Yeah, man, I'm going back to the tell you. My woman, man. We're going to get something to eat. Your woman ain't there.

Your niggas throw the battery and you back. Man, no such thing until you're popping, man. Munk fucking niggas be there, nigga. Let's go to Johnny Shootouts. That's a new ball with the nigg get shot every week. This gentleman open for 62 weeks. Everybody, every week, a nigga gets shot.

Johnny Shootout. We're going there. They've got their strips is popping niggins. We're there. Don't tell you everybody here though. Everybody,

you ain't got to worry about getting shot. They ain't going to shoot somebody but you ain't going to be shot and Johnny shootouts. Right. And then you end up there something happened,

some dumb shit or something. Your name all this nut shit. And some shit you wasn't even getting no money for. Right. You know what I'm saying? So a lot of times you know a nigger

and I'm going to keep it all the real. A lot of the artists from Chicago, that's how they be moving. Well, every time I see it, that's how niggas be moving, like, on some adult grown man, like, I ain't really, like, we're Herb. Herb was about to go on stage, right? This was not too long ago. And everybody in this dressing room smoking smoking, and herbs smoke like a motherfucker.

At his tour, the lab before this crew show. I'm like, you ain't smoking? He's like, no, man, I don't smoke right before I'm about to go on stage because I like to get my fans the best performers. I can get me shit. I'll be high and shit. I'll be forgetting. shit sometimes and I'm like damn that's some real live professional

shit because 99 and a half out of a fucking hundred rappers they not even think about that fucking I miss a word or two I don't give a fuck they they sing in it I don't but the fact that he really you can't you

I never smoke so my stuff but I'm saying the niggas that smoke they're getting high man they smoke and they you want to be when you get that stage but the fact that he approached it on some professional shit like nah i want to get my fans the best shit ain't even he chose his fans over smoking weed something that he loved to do so that was real you know i felt them for that shit like damn you know what i'm saying and a lot of y'all chicago artists that we get around i'd be like

these niggas they get it you feel what i'm saying they get it and shit so man you got the motherfucking new record out okay okay okay huh what was the process when you went in the studio you went in that booth who sent the beat over how long did it take what was the vibe i got a producer um from sweden that i meant fucking with damn sweeten yeah i forgot who plugged me with him i think it was one of my artists he plugged me with him and then i started um he just was sending me beats on the daily and that's how i hit the booth i was in Atlanta when i recorded the summer on, you know, and a lot of times I probably, you feel me, fuck with a little out of all just to make me motivated to do the work.

So you feel, you have one of those, took a little cram-gray to take it down. Crang-grim. I go hitting the booth. And I'm just thinking like, man, maybe I could do something different this time because I've been singing a lot more melodic for most of my career, so I just wanted to take it back because I started off as what they are called a drill rapper in the city. But then, you feel, me, took it. the melodic route to take it to the next level

but it's like I'm here now so I can show people that I can do something other than just make a melodic record so I just went in that trying to make something different now the Addys because I never had Addy's like I'm gonna keep it all we real when I was

coming up Addies with it we never even heard of that shit like no see Gil's thing was see y'all do average back in the day Gil used to take the blunt no no you should take the blunt throw a little coke in there and smoke that they call them Rambo's that was the shit like y'all don't do that But I'm saying back then he used to smoke a Rambo

And he used to go in the booth And that was his best shit He didn't even listen He wrote some of his best shit When he was down cash money When he was smoking the rambos He tried to get one The baby baby said no I wasn't with that woody

So I said No he was smoking a rambo They called his crack And he's cracking his weed You play you quote You put that smoke on my name again I'm gonna open your head You were that your best

You were smoking Rambo By the way Presented by New MJD and Vaca I'm over your head The only reason it was called Rambo because he used to get tough. He was like, oh, he's calling, he was smoking a Rambo.

He ripped his shirt off and all this kid, but that's another story. All right. I'm going to end up slapping. Everybody got these styles in their approach when they're making music. Listen, you know, when we was coming up, you know, we, of course, it was the Zanis,

it was the perks, it was the, I was a lean guy. You know what I'm saying? And weed and pills, I ain't never really, pills always fuck with me. Like, you know, I'm fucking with my stomach or something. I never really, you know, I took Zanis a couple of times. I fell asleep at a light.

Never did it again. But the Adderalls, I hear so many young niggas say, what the fuck does it do to you? I mean, for me, it just had me focus. Like, I wouldn't pop a Adderall just on some. I'd want to feel how fatty or something. It comes a lot of, the large foundation of this, if I'm not mistaken, it come from like the college.

They used to take them to stay conscious. and the focus on college. This was like a college zone, like a college coders, all type of brainiac type dudes. Wham! And they'd be, it'd be like limine as the movie.

It's like you don't see nothing but, you know, you're target. Like you zone in. How you zoned in, man? This shit like the Matrix, man. So you mean to tell me you put it, you Papa Addy.

Oh, oh, I'm a horse with blinders on. I can only see in front of me. I can't see to the sun. I can't have you zoned in no for real though I ain't gonna lie I only think I'm paying attention to was what I'm writing in my phone

can't anything else yeah oh shit that's his thing he pro he promote writing he you write it's nothing see now the new age the new age is oh no

punch in oh no sometimes that should be weak I ain't gonna lie would be weak about the punching because you didn't put no fucking thought into what you mean just saying you didn't

put no fucking thought into it like it's so for me I never write down on paper but I write it in my fucking head I'm still writing it because I came up with a bar and then I said that bar 15 times

in my fucking head then I went on to the next bar it's the same fucking thing except for you're not writing it now if you just go in the booth and say I'm off of Eddie hood of da-da-da-da-do- okay punch me in

I'm off of Addy Jumped in the caddy Alright punch me in That shit's corny man You didn't put no fucking thought into that shit But you had the cheek hole So if a motherfucker say Oh I punch in

But you write your shit in your head And then you punch in You're really writing your fucking music bro Like So it's a difference I do promote writing you right Because I don't promote Motherfucker just going in the booth

Saying the first thing to come off This motherfuckers that be like No, when I put thought into my shit My music don't come out as hot As when I don't put thought Well, you're a fucking idiot How the fuck can you just go on the booth And say the first thing to come to your head

And think Oh My music wouldn't be hot if I put some thought into it All right, cool All right, yeah, do what you want to do No, no, all the reason People got a right to say that I'm not co-sounding them

But your music wouldn't have been hot If you wasn't on Coke and weed So what the fuck? Everybody got their style an approach you was on cocaine weed when you wrote when you was hot as a rapper you you was at your best at your prime you was on cooking weed we were smoking rambos and and they say when I was in jail they said I don't know what it is there's something called the roofie or some shit and uh three two K some stuff you were smoking called 2K or some shit they said

used to be in a studio like like Rick James getting naked he was smoking 2K they say you were smoking 2K I don't know what it is I don't believe none of the goofy shit you yeah I don't know nothing about it. I was in jail. They said you were smoking 2K. Like the fucking game. Whatever that shit name. See, he's a master and putting mustard on the nigger's jacket. You feel what I'm saying? Don't, we just

wipe this shit off. You wasn't smoking 2K. We just wiped that shit off and keep it moved. They said they used to have a game on the packages. It's called 2K. They sold it in somewhere and they said use the strip out and the joint like Rick Jane. The shirt be ripped open and I don't know. This is the information I got when I was in jail. Okay. Now, since I was going just, you know, I just

was going just You know what I'm talking about No, hold on You know that 2K So, nigga This goofy ass Oh, I thought it was 2K

Talk about That's the fucking You know what it is You know what it is Okay But since You want to keep Just

Oh, you just want to keep Poked and bear You want to hit the pinata And all the candy On the floor I just was letting you live All right We want to grind your goofy ass up

No no no no No no No no no No no no Now we're going to grind your goofy ass up We're talking the other day right polo this nigga

talk about yeah because you know I was the man in jail you know what I'm saying I don't listen listen he's talking about you know I had perks in jail

I didn't have no fucking perks in them jail no not perk a set like perks like you had like you had more juice than other niggas

you feel what I'm saying get the fuck out of that man I say what perks did you have in jail he told me a nigga I had a sweet how do you get a prison sweet. I said my cell was clean

because you was not talking about why I was cleaning up there. You said my floor was waxed in jail. How do you get a prison sweet? I never said anything about no sweet. You said that. What you had to do to get a prison sweet? I didn't say that in the bottle of fucking sweet.

I'm just trying to my cell floor was wax. You was like why you keep clean the fuck up. I said no, because you know I remember when I was in the joint my floor was shiny. And that's all I was saying. And. And I said it was clean in the motherfucker. And I never said that he was sellies.

with a dude name Big Tooncy, what was his name? You lie, I totally Can I break it down? Can I break it down? Stories from the cell This is what happened, y'all

Let me explain something to you what happened. I would tell him about some shit that I've seen A altercation It was this big This big muscular gay guy on the tier His name was Big Stormy Big Stormy Big Stormy was

And he nicknamed him No, no, no, no, no, no, no, big stormy and little blizzard. You can't tell the truth. Listen to what happened. Listen to what happened. This is a story to the sale. Story to the cell. Big stormy.

Big stormy. Big stormy. Big stormy, little blizzard edition. All right, go ahead. Listen, big stormy came out of nowhere, moved on the block. So when he moved on the block. You moved on the block. You're not telling the story.

No, I did. You're lying. You got Big stormy. He moved on the block. Let me tell the story so they can hear it. So Big stormy come on a block. when he come on the block when our OG's

Triple OG OG OG in the third he's like he told him yeah they didn't move this motherfucker on the block they're trying to fuck the block up about a week later our OG he had a single cell was one bed in the cell

he leave his single cell and he moved in with big stormy but he was the one complaining making all the noise so you got to be worried about them dudes that keep worrying about whatever you know whatever so one day

we just hear we you know motherfucker I'm still a man you hear all this scuffling the cell do open a triple OG than the third he'd fallen out of the cell bleeding from the facial area

so like a slaughtered pig like a slaughter pig so after that I'm like oh shit so now I'm like oh man we're looking at our OG different we can we stop fucking when he but now I told him on some real shit I said man big stormy was no joke motherfuckers

motherfuckers wasn't playing with big stormy no more and did big storm used to clean big stormy cell and you was little blizzard This thing is lying on me. I've never cleaned this man's cell. This nigga lying on me. Listen, this niggas is lying on me. This is what happened.

I told him after that, motherfuckers, you know, it was like motherfuckers, you know, paid a little more respect to motherfuckers and wasn't saying a little slick shit no more. No, tell it true, if your ass was on a line, get the fuck out of it. Big Stormy.

I will say, I will say that Big Stormy because Big Stormy had them, um, them big down south hands. Some Jones different. They, you know, the big old heads from down south that shit's different bro I'm telling you run into a bowl from down south they you know me they just got these

what the fuck it's a different type of fucking thing man I'm down south south hands yeah it's just different I'm just telling you it's shit different because when he's listen man the way he when he slapped you no no the way he put it in the same he he won't tell it but he oh no no because he like man when he

the way he man hammered the O.G this motherfucker was like 6-3 man the way he ain't man I said oh man this muffler so he brought a little So Stormy ran the block No, fuck no, fuck no It was some real triple OG Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, hold on.

He just said This nigga was the triple triple OG to the full power Times Tots, okay, hold on I mean, so that mean he was the OG out of all OG No, no, it was a bunch of OGs in a block Stormy, stormy dusted him off, sent him out the cell Bleeding from everywhere No, no

I went to on a block with some fucking So now when Stormy walked up on you Because you worked in the kitchen So you made some stormy shit Was nice and hot every night I'm gonna say this I'm gonna say this I didn't make sure shit

I ain't anything to do with Storm But I will say this I will say this I just acknowledge You're trying to clean the snake up out of your years Along with me and others The other homies and people It wasn't as

They ain't had shit to do with us Because we wasn't in that world It was in triple OGs to the 15,000 power on the block. They wasn't going for that shit. But what I'm saying is, as a younger cat in the penitentiary... You were scared to death.

No, no, let me just explain. I just acknowledged, this is what happened. I acknowledged the danger that Big Stormy could deliver. So I just stayed clear of them. That's all it was. It wasn't about no, you know what I mean that. Just being real nigga shit. Because you know Stormy and knock your ass out on your stomach.

I ain't going to say all that. Rip your motherfucker jump on. I wasn't going to like that man. You know about rip his jump up. Keep talking that dumb shit. Tell the motherfuck of my jumper got ripped in the joint. You definitely did. You know it didn't.

No, it didn't. another story. They came in a cell. He was all in the same job. Once again, that was stories from the cell. Hey, you ever been locked up? I've been locked up a few times, but I ain't never did no like real bed.

That's like, let's sit down. There's a sit down. You was in juvie? No, I was in the county. How was it? Was it real in the motherfucker county? Of course it's real in the motherfuck county. Oh, shit.

It's real in every fucking county. I'm just saying to get real in different environments. I'm talking about in the major cities. Yeah, I already know, but like, was it the point where's though? You was in there like, yo, what the fuck is I'm doing in this joint. Shit, I always felt like that because you being in the county in Chicago, especially

like, all the niggas in there, they goofies. I mean, that's dumb shit. Our niggas grown goofies, they ain't got shit to look forward to to to get out this bitch. That's why they study coming back. What's the definition of a grown goofy? A goofy guy's got shit going on. You feel of me? Damn, they're probably still sleeping on his mama couch, shit like that.

A basement warrior. Then, you feel me, he got shorty's looking up to him, but he ain't really got shit going on itself. But he able to manipulate the young niggas. Yeah, like, don't. You ever go through

that phase when you was on a block where a motherfucker tried to put a battery in your back that was an old goofy? Hell now. See, in our neighborhood, a lot of places in Chicago, like,

the young niggas, they do what they want to do. You would be lucky to get a, like, a solid, a thorough older nigger and yo, it'll be able to tell you something, but a lot of blocks ran by a nigger,

probably the oldest nigger. And they look click probably like 22 years old. I mean, so that's just a young niggins sport in the city So, like Because that's just so So crazy

With the fucking gang shit Like when you go to jail That shit really just If you get put on the wrong block You fucking done Yeah You ain't had to go through that What you mean?

Like when you, the motherfucker Ain't slide up on you when you was in there Like yo man you from such a such such and such I'm now you gonna go through that regardless because the county like it's a

it's big but it's like everybody damn there no everybody or everybody like and in Chicago it would be like you went to her with a block and they clicked up with like three more neighborhoods so you ain't just worried about

your main op that you're going back and forth which you worry about like three other neighborhoods and niggas that's cool with them that get on your west they see you and what's so crazy is

like when did that shit start happening. Like, because I, like, I noticed now, like, that's a big, like, thing. Like, when did that shit start? Like, well, you don't got to say, like, such and such it, but, like, around what year? Like, when did

that, like, that's, like, I don't understand. Like, you, like, you could have clicks. They don't even fuck with each other, but they don't like these niggas, so they like, ah, all right, we're going to get together and we're going

to go against them niggas. Mm-hmm. That shit is like, that shit is wild to me, man. Because you got all these cities and they kind of following the pattern of that shit. You know what I'm saying? Even here in Philly, you got motherfuckers clicking up that don't fuck. And you're like, dumb niggas never like them niggas. But now them niggas is cool.

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I'm ready level up with life because I could die where the fuck how I'm living I could die I go to jail and that's not what I want

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Like who was Who inspired that Like, did you come up with it, or Cole just said, I got this? Because Cole will be on some real creative shit. Yeah, Cole, a different type of animal with that camera. I really just gave him a song. Normally, Cole won't, like, three songs for me to know which one he wanted to shoot. But I end up telling him, like, I'm ready for him.

Because after we shot 21, he's like, let's just keep building. And I ain't wanted to send him shit until I felt like I had the right record. And I thought I did, okay, okay, okay, I sent it to him. and like I say normally he'll want a second song or two to really fill him out but he was like that's the one we're gone he'd send me the treatment the same day damn shout out the cold minute all you directors out there he said he got the treatment back the same day he sent it to him early in the day he had it back that day so that's just a message to everybody out there shooting uh uh when you go when you go when you go for when you're going for them beats i know you got to do from sweeten but who's one of your favorite producers to work with and is any producer out there that you didn't work with that you don't want to fuck with it make create that sound i want to fuck with call it Oh, DJ Callie. Callet. Cali. Polo G.

Fuck with the young boys. Get up with the young boys. Reach out to the young boys. Don't get dated. Right. I mean, motherfucker's, he got a young cat, you know. That's pop at him. 13 million monthly streams on Spotify.

I mean, I'm talking about 13, 13 million. 13 million. 13 M&Ms. He's killing him. That's just one platform. One platform is Spotify. So when the young bull calls. call for you. Guess what you do?

You come running. DJ Callet. Allie the Young boy. Hallet the Young and who else? Who else? Like a producer I want to fuck with it. I'd be feeling like I really just, I'm just now learning about, like, producers and shit. Like, at first, like, last year I had was just now really getting to, like, I've been knowing these producers from their tags to know they work, but, like, really

trying to jump on getting on the songs with the bigger producers to elevate myself. like the DJ Musters and fucking murder beats and who's like them who really got a name in this shit right now. Right, absolutely. So listen, man, anybody out there? Because you know, you never know they might want to work with you. Yeah. And you know what I'm saying?

And you might not never know. Just like they might not never know you want to work with them. Yeah. And sometimes it only take for the damn dog. We could be writing your damn. I ain't know you want to fuck with me. Come on, man. Let's get it in because this honestly what niggas love to do.

Yeah. I can say two, yeah. up Metro Metro Boomin, I ain't never made some shit. Oh man, Metro is my guy had Metro booming and Sunny Digital

down at the studio house in Kansas City good dudes too, man work hard as fuck, man. So shout out to Metro you definitely can make that happen. What's some artists you want to jump on the track with?

Anybody shit. Really, the hitters in the game. I ain't never, I ain't never how shit that come out with Mika I want to fucking meke on some shit because I know he be rapping

for her. Uh-huh. So that's like me fucking with meek, um, who else? You'll meek do a joint you. What's your mentality when you're, meek like, all right, come on. It's set up the studio. Come on, nigga. What's your mentality on the way there? I got a big O.G. No, it's just really, I know I got to come with him. My man.

I know how he's going to. Hold on. We're going to get back to this. What's up, bro? What's happening? What's how with you? I love. I got my man here. He said, he said, he said, I got to jump on something with meek. Hey, Polo, what's up, Polo? What's the word?

I knew Polo before. I met Polo once before he got signed. I mean, we kicked it and busted up. Yeah. We got one, too, in the truck. It just ain't dropped yet. Yeah, for sure. Oh, he was spinning us.

He got the cheek, he was spitting us. He got the cheek cold. He was spinning. He was spinning. He was doing your thing, Polo. No, I got you that. Believe that. Believe that.

I'm up there cooking up. I see you're working, nigga working. Nick, and it's still working, B-rock. Yeah, and it's still working. That's what I'm doing. I'm in head closing the intro out, man. All right, well, listen, we wait for you on the couch as soon as you come. You got to, you know, come down here, we got to talk.

I'm not going to pull them over on. Y'all know that's my first stop. We got to talk about, absolutely. Absolutely. We got some things we need to talk about them. Oh, yeah, we're going to talk about that. Yeah, that's going to create. Absolutely, but we're fucking with the young.

And he said, man, I, you know, meek, man. I'm so, oh, okay. Because, you know, we know you're fucking with the young niggis. one day, I was talking me and Hove was talking about some shit. He'd bring a polo name. Like, you know, that nigga Polo night. I thought that was some shit that I heard

him speaking. I ain't even know he was on in your shit yet. Keeps on your thing, young name. That's what's up. All right, yeah. All right. All right. All right, love, y'all.

Damn. That's real. So hove up on you. See the shit you learn with you? Hove on. God. Oh, God. Damn.

Listen to Polo. That hoax. That nigga can rap. That nigga can rap. That nigga talking that shit. That's what is about. Oh, we need a feature too, man. I'm about the hook, low up.

I'm out of. Capital out of. Yeah, you know what I'm saying. But that's what it's about, man. It's about connecting people. But I'm going to say this, man. You keep doing your thing. I'm happy that you, you know, you're spitting.

You're bringing something back. You know what I mean? And you're showing young cats that you could just rap. And he's versatile, though. Yeah, he's a lot. He do it all, man. You know, I just salute you for being a great artist, man. You know what I mean?

And just, you know, and just, you know, and, and, and just keep being consistent in doing you, man. And the sky's the limit, man, because you're young, man. You're not even in your prime yet, man. No. You know what I'm saying? So you like a young, Brian, a young one of them, when they're 23, 24, they ain't even in their prime yet, but they're still putting up all-star numbers.

You feel what I'm doing? That's what it's about, man. And we like to salute the youth. I salute you. We like to give them their flowers while they hear. And, you know what I'm saying? And we wish you all the best young And you already knew me and I was with the game

We on your team We got your back Anytime you want to come sit on this couch Kick it Promote anything you got coming out You already know We open We locked in

No but hold up I gotta put a plug out there Like You know I know you probably don't know Polo but I got to let it be known I used to write his stuff And I used to spit So every time you need a writer Or you want me

Do you want a verse for me I got you for free You can have my publishing and all I just want to get a little You know my name out there. I don't care about the writing credit. No, I'm just saying because I used to write your shit. Don't you. I wrote some shit for you,

especially when you was writing Wayne's shit. I was really whitening but that's another story. Don't you believe that shit? Because I didn't get my publishing for that shit. You said I was going to get my publishing but some shit came off. I think I wrote Millie. I'm milling. I think I wrote that. Let me tell you. Let me just tell you just say you'd be capping a lot. You know

I mean? I don't be capping a lot, man. That's what you be doing. I don't be capping a lot. That ain't me. That's what they said. That's whatever, man. Yeah, I mean, shout out to my God Polo Thank you for coming through. Shout to PoloG. New single Ok, okay, okay.

It's going down, man. Stream that shit, watch the video, go buy that shit, everything, everything. Okay, okay, okay. Fuck with it, man, Polo G. And it's just like that. Right!