Million Dollaz Worth Of Game - MILLION DOLLAZ WORTH OF GAME EP: 105 "FEATURING LIL YACHTY"

Episode Date: March 21, 2021

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bitch can't keep quiet The big bad hood She says you from me's looking mighty quiet I don't leave my main bitch Puss him on a straight die My shooter looking like a center Homie 6, 5, 6 kids could even kill me twice shit I got six lives

I'm thinking moving to Africa I'm married six wilds I'm in New York We still got several poles and seven big nons I take his life and tell him several lies Can I shit floss? As we do it'll tell the next guy and then it's all bad I say that you could come around inside without a half-past

I used to tweak pulling foes a walk inside of wineglass These niggas burn, ultra pop and zanz for a bough pass I see you niggas every single time like an eyelash Bitch that shit like athletes I walked in with them thigh pads I'm paranoid I can't raffle on bitch I'm a nomad Christmas came around and I had bought my step or drummats I started with deceit so bright orange like the lorrax

I'm built tough as made to be outside just like Cortex I think a song about Ferraris, I don't do that My brother need a new take My mama want a new pad These niggas flip-flop Every week, they're in a new set I know these niggas hate me Cause I ride a new sin

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah You now tune them to Me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me, million dollars worth a game, listen, man, A day, beautiful day We're on the water, we're selling, Little boat, it's going down, you see what I'm saying?

Listen, man, we got a young, a young monster Listen, young monster for this today that's out here making his shake and the great thing about it he's making his shake and he's making his shake

and he's being him he ain't got to escape itself he ain't got to fit the you know the status quo of I'm a real nigga he ain't got to do none of that

young black boys please pay attention to him please pay attention to him it's cool to be yourself it's cool to be yourself it's cool to be you you do what I'm saying because everybody else

is taking out here So ain't no need to be faking So Welcome We got a welcome man We got a welcome man Little boat man I appreciate it man

It's an honor I'm honored to be here That's what's up And we respect that man It's like man you The way you got in the game Was rather unique Yeah

And you stand on your own island You created an island You must have took the boat Went to an island And said I'm gonna do my own thing Yeah well I mean You know I wasn't

You know The most favored it so you know I kind of had no choice but I like at first I kind of hate it but I love it now I love that I stand alone and it's just me because I have no competition seriously you know like I'm so much more than just artists

you know what I'm saying like I don't know if I'm like yeah I don't even I don't even at this point like I don't even like try and compete and I respect everybody so it's like it's good absolutely I love what everybody doing how you felt when your brother came home

Cool that. Man, I loved it. Seeing you're blessedy. Yeah, we need more people out than the end. I see you're blessed him. You ain't stressing. No, no, I have to show them. You threw that goddamn bag, toy me.

Sock in his pocket like a ron. It's just good, you know what I'm saying? Because you never know somebody's situation. You know, you just want to make sure when you just want to come home and make sure that they're doing good or that they got something. You know what I'm saying? Like, you know. Absolutely.

And for me, seeing. and you do that, that was like, you know what I'm saying? Major. That was some major shit. You know what I'm saying? Because the status quo is that, you know, as blacks, we don't stick together. You feel what I'm saying? And a lot of times we don't, but for him to come home

and, you know, and get that love and for Bobby Smyrne to come home and get the love that they receive and that's just a beautiful thing. Well, they're solid. You know, when you're solid, you know, it's just like, it's bonding. happen absolutely they definitely solid now the game that's unsolic in the game that's very unsolicited man it's fabricated those are two solid nick what do you find fabricated about the game everything you know i like it's like high school you know um you know it's just a bunch of

personalities you know but it's not a bad thing you know it's entertainment you know that's all it is this is not this is not to see who can you know be the hardest you know this is pure entertainment. It's music is art, like it's creativity. You know what I'm saying? So I never, I've never, I would never get mad as someone for their way of making money.

Because at the end of the day, it's all we want to do. That's all you want to do. You want to be able to feed your family. You want to be able to take care. You know, sometimes it gets a little bit deeper when it goes into morals and cold and ethics and then it starts crossing over to the streets and all that's other stuff. And then I get that. But at the end of the day, when it comes to like this persona, like rappers,

It's entertainment, you know what I'm saying? And that's all it is. And people get lost from that. Like, people stray away from that and then they start to take it back into, you know, the hood and where you, wherever you came from. But, man, when you, this shit is music. You know what I'm saying? Like, it's like, it's like when you watch wrestling and they come down that aisle and they taunt and they do what they do and they got the uniform on. And again, they get the chair and they slam somebody and you win the title or you lose.

It's just wrestling. Like it's, it's entertainment. Or it's like when Denzel goes and do a movie, you know, he's a cold hearted killer. But you know he's really not a cold-hearted killer in real life. But he sell it. Absolutely. But people don't, but after that, people don't treat Denzel like that. No.

People don't go to Denzel and be like, oh, man, you motherfucking. Only person I know that people actually do that for us, like, Tyreek from Power. Like, I heard a lot of stories like in person. Maybe I'd be actually mad at him. Yeah, they'd really be mad at him. Like that shit is real. I never watch Power yet. Me either.

I never watch that shit. Me either. Not because it's bad either. I just don't really watch TV. I never seen. Yeah. I never had time. Yeah, I'm not big on TV.

I'm YouTube. And you know what's crazy, though? A lot of times for that same shit you're saying, a lot of times a lot of rappers don't get it until they're in a bind. Well, you know, I mean, I can't speak for everybody, but I guess what I assume is some people come from certain backgrounds where it's not entertainment, you know, it's real life, you know what I'm saying? Well, that's where they fall victim to the bullshit,

because all of this shit is entertainment, man. You know, exactly. You feel what I'm saying? And I'm trying to tell, I just probably even try to tell my guys that I keep around me, like, who just, you know, love me and want the best for me. I always try to let them know, like, you don't have to be that person that you was because this is, it's like, it's not real, like, it's not, right, you know what I'm saying? Like, I don't take, I take everything with a grain of salt lightly.

Like, I would never let some, a comment or something online, like, upset me. You know what I'm saying? Like, I'm like, because I have a real life, you know what I'm saying? The internet is like. And that's, that's you showing that you secure with who you is as a man. Because, because, right, because comments, I see comments tear and fuck people over every day who ain't supposed to give a fuck about. Well, you know, like, and my whole thing is, bro, that could be a fucking 16-year-old boy in fucking Bogota. Or a 7-year-old.

Right. Or a fucking 50-year-old. Right. Who live with his mom. Right. Absolutely. So why the fuck would you let a comment from a person that you have no fucking connection to? Fuck with you.

I'm not going to act like it's not easier said than done because the only way I've gotten over is through experience and through time of like being successful and then finally understanding like this shit does not hurt my career. Like at first I used to think if a bunch of people in the comments are saying something it's going to hinder me. But like it's, I learn

there's so many people in the world bro. Like it's so many people in the world that like just because over here it's no over, it can still be yes over there. You know what I'm saying? And sometimes your eyes You know, your brain doesn't see the yes. It only sees to know.

And sometimes your eyes may see the yes, but see the knowing it will overpower. And then you, like, seem to, you know, get discouraged. But, bro. And you know when you recognize that as an artist, when you perform? Word. Because you might go to. Well, for me, is when I succeed. Not even just perform just when I succeed in general, you know, I succeed.

But what I'm talking about is when you realize that it may be a no over here, but it may be a yes over here. You learn that when you perform and doing your journey because you might come out in fucking Tallahassee and it might be like, all right, cool. Then you come out in Cleveland, they lose their fucking mind. So you're like, hey, hold on. They really wasn't fucking with me in Tallahassee,

but over in Cleveland, they fucking with. And every artist go through it. And even more, I may not even be just in Tallahassee may have been in this venue, you know, at this festival or on this lineup. Absolutely. Like, me personally, any time I've done, what's the New York one? What's the New York show car, the radio show? A Hot 97?

Every time I do that, they hate me. They just stare at me. Like, everyone's just like, you know, we do rolling loud, though. We're going to shut it down. Absolutely. You know what I'm saying? It's a different crowd. And I learned to understand it and respect it.

You know, like, you can't please everybody. Right. And at the end of the day, you ain't supposed to be on a festival with certain motherfuckers. It's almost like it's a setup Like exactly You feel what I'm saying? I think it is I would never

But you know I'm to the point in my career Where I would never take the money Or setting myself up Or something like that Yeah Like the line of I'm not gonna say

Because I remember when we first came out And they threw us on a tour date For two tours And it was like some backpack shit It was like It only took for us to do two cities I was like, what the fuck is this shit? Right.

This ain't our crowd. Did you continue it? No, fuck, no. It was two dates and we was done. Because it wasn't, we street rappers. So to come out and to be on a tour with a Taliban, a Taliban, a Taliban, or that's just a whole total different. Genre?

Like, ambiance. Right. That's just be for real. The niggas that's in this crowd ain't trying to hear what the fuck we talking about. we need to be on tour with somebody else you know what I find a little fucked up though like when I was growing up he was growing up we were 40 and shit

me I was more into music than he was he was a dude that like listen to a lady I was a dude that I listened to every fucking thing from guns and roses to iced tea whatever that's me like cold play like I mean so it was like it was like damn we had so much more because hip hop was our thing yeah it wasn't

It wasn't about, like, it was about, like, I'd be in the crib and I'd be dubbing the mixtape, like a real tape, and I have like, it'd be like public enemy, De La So, Soul, So's of Mischief, uh, uh, iced tea. It'd be a bunch of, it wasn't no rules because hip hop was ours no matter what it was. It wasn't about, oh, I only listen to, uh, drill music. I can't listen to the guys that we're back. No. Yeah. Everything because it was about like these sounds and it hit us different ways because it was like a struggle going on in America and it was the soundtrack to the struggle of America, soundtrack to the struggle of the ghetto

in the 80s. So it was like, all this shit is ours. We happy. We got this. But now it's like, it's this division and separation of hip hop. And it's like, yo, what the fuck? Like, all that shit is ours. Like, why is we not going to break something that's ours where everybody to where it's though it forced people, even on a creative tip

because I see people and I'm like, dog, like, you're not even no street. I understand this entertainment, but it's like, you'll be more successful if you told them the story of your journey and your life, And you just rap that. Like, you know, you know, so it's like... People go, it goes back to when he say, you know,

not sticking together one. And two, it goes back to the easiest route and rap is to go street. Like, to talk street, to act street. It's just easier. It's harder to rap about things that are, like, just going on in life because people really don't,

A, not doing anything at all. And it's overpopulated with street music so you can listen to enough to know how to make it sort of on hammer, like you get the ingredients from just listening to shit. Absolutely. A lot of niggas don't do anything in life to know what to rap about anything else. Absolutely.

Most people, when you start up rapping, you start rapping about things that you don't have yet, you know, cars you don't have yet, money you've never made. So you don't really have the right amounts when you rap about certain things. Nothing's right except for the shit you listen to, you know what I'm saying? Until you finally start making some money. Then your rap's a little bit more accurate. You know what I'm saying? The prices you talk about for a watch is not, like, you hear a nigga saying, my Rolex,

$3,000. It's like, no, Rolex isn't $3,000. knowledge but you don't know that because you never had one you know until you start making the money and everything starts then becoming a little bit more accurate so most people take the approach of street nigger street uh trap it's because rap is like ideally when someone says rap the first thing to come to mind is it's a street you know street trap and it's easier it's quicker it's like it's just it's like it's like it's a blueprint already made for it so that's why it's so much more of that then it would be Malane or someone who raps about just other things.

But that's why I feel like you came and you skyrocketed like you did. Well, yeah, well, I think I came skyrocketed because we changed rap. My generation completely changed it. 100% we changed the rules. We made it. Like my whole thing was to make it so that rap didn't have to be so angry. You know, it was so hood. It was so street, so gangster.

So I'm a kill you, Glock on my way. waste when I like you know what I'm saying like I came and I was like it doesn't have to cold like Minnesota you know what I'm saying this were things I was genuinely going through like my dad is taking Minnesota was fucking freezing right like just like I was just like finding shit to talk about you know what I'm saying one night I didn't want a girlfriend like I don't just want you I was just whatever I was going through or some shit that I thought was funny or cool was what I was doing I'm saying plus I love melody you know I didn't grow listening a lot of rap I listen to I'm

a lot of melodies. I love melodies. So that was my thing. You know, so. And I just wanted to shake shit up, you know what I'm saying? Like, and prove that, like, it's possible. Did you know you were shaking shit up at the time? Well, when it's-

Because you young, you know what I mean? Of course, people hated me. No, I didn't get any love. It was nothing but, hey, especially after the whole biggie thing, it was no love. You know, and now my words was taking so out of context. But I wasn't discouraged because I still wanted to, I looked at myself like as a voice for you, you know what I'm like? Because knowing from my generation would do interviews because all old heads and all these radios would turn on.

They would turn on words and try to turn us. They tried to divide the newer generation in the older. But that's why I continue to do them to let people know. Like, that's not what it is. And a lot of people thought we were so dumb. You know, a lot of people thought the new generation, I can't speak for every artist, but they think we were like these drug addict, stupid, mumble, rap. That's why I always do my interviews to show like, I'm very articulate. You know what I'm saying?

I'm very smart. I'm very intelligent. And I can rap. You know what I'm saying? And so that's why I continue to do them, even when people, a lot of people were trying to break me down and say, oh, well, he didn't have any hip-hop background, and he never heard the Tupac album, and he does, I have nothing to do with the crap? It's art. Right. And at the end of it.

No one says to a painter, have you seen the Picasso in real life? If not, then your painting's invalid. Your art's invalid because you never actually saw the work. It doesn't work like that. And nobody, you can't tell a motherfucker that, you know, he can't come on the basketball court because he don't know Michael Jordan. He didn't see Michael Jordan. You feel what I'm saying? And one thing about our platform, we not them old heads.

You know, we understand that it's a drought on thorough old heads out here. You feel what I'm saying? We understand there's a drought on old heads that's not living in the fucking past. Yesterday's old heads. Except when you saw them golden goose shoes, you didn't understand them. I didn't understand the gold. He didn't know what the fuck's going on. I didn't understand the golden heads.

I mean, at the end of the day, at the end of the day, I don't hate on the youth. We embrace the youth because we understand that we're not trying. to compete with you we're trying to eat with you right it's a total difference you feel what i'm saying it should be family right today and for us it's like y'all niggas is like our our nephews like we're old here j'all like our nephews we just trying to elevate and in any way we can help what a motherfucker guy going on that's just all we're trying to do you feel what i'm saying we don't bring the you the young guys on here attack them trying to see where they knowledge is at in certain places we're comfortable with who we are absolutely i'm not i'm not you know i don't have you know like oh

Oh, damn. I'm not looking at you as in competition and none of that shit. I'm looking at you. How could you educate our audience? How could you educate the community? Give them some game about how you done it because like I said, there's a lot of kids out here that don't want to be their self. You know what I'm saying? And how can you tell the next yachtie? You feel what I'm saying? That nigger, this is, you could be you and still win out here. I mean, I think the thing, it blows my mind when people blow up when they are copying someone else. You know, like it blows my mind that that even works. nowadays because it's like

I think the music is not music rap is like very over saturated so it's like I feel like the easiest way to get in break in with is to be different you know what I'm saying like to do something different whether it be visually different like you know with your art

artwork or videos or sonically different like with your sound and your cadence or your production style or something that separates you know what I'm saying I'm not saying it's guaranteed to work you know I'm not saying if you go and make some shit that's completely opposite because they might be trash, you know what I'm saying?

But it's all about chance, you know what I'm saying? It's all about trying. Trying to, and being willing to fail. Being willing to fail, being at the right place at the right time, exhausting your... That's a big thing. Being at the right place at the right time. Exhausting your contacts.

It's important to know people, get to know people, socialize, get out. You know what I'm saying? But it's also important to utilize the internet. The internet is the world right now technically. Absolutely. And it's only going to become. more of the world. The internet is

this is right now, this is the internet. No one's watching us. This is the internet. Everything is in it, you know what I'm saying? So it's important to learn how to utilize the internet. A lot of old people or older artists who still trying to become rappers don't know how to work the internet. Therefore, they mad at the youth. It's a lot of niggas still

staying outside of them all with CDs at this moment trying to give you their city. Niggas is tripping. Nothing against it. None of my cars have CD players. No, no, no, no. There's something against it. You niggas is stripping. You niggas is living in. What camera is me? You niggas is living in a time that don't fucking exist. Dinosaur.

I come out the mall. You hand me a CD. Fuck you think it's going. In the trash, the fuck is wrong with you. Like, I don't even know if my fucking, I don't even think my car has a CD player. No, it doesn't. So, like, who the fuck is running around here with CDs and DVD players? What the fuck are you doing?

Like, that shit's going into trouble. I'm just keeping it real. So if you out here and you're pressing up. CDs, you either you better give them to the right motherfucker with an old car or that shit's going in the trash, mate.

I feel you like, motherfuckers are still living in a time that don't exist. And if and let me just say this. It's a certain way to hustle and I respect all niggas that put their hustle down, but you got to put your hustle down right. You feel what I'm saying?

So if you were young nigger in this game and a nigga come out to Lennox Mall and you give a nigga a CD? Man, you're selling pussy in a gay bar, man. You're hustling backwards. It's over for you. What are you doing, man? You're not even up on what you

supposed to be doing as the youth. Like, he's the youth, he knows. Niggas don't even see these. So if you're a young nigga and you run around with CDs that just say a lot for your character, man. My computer don't even have a CD player. Right. I know. I'm so crazy, like, because if you're young and you want to do music,

Like, if you are young and your brain is well developed enough to understand how to rap, you know what I'm saying? You have the advantage. The younger you are, the more of it, like, the young you are and skilled you are at rapping, the advantage you have, you know what I'm saying? The older you are, the more you get looked at as an old nigga, you know what I'm saying? Like rap used to be adults, you know what I'm saying? Like grown niggas, niggers with lives and it just got younger, slowly, younger, younger. I mean, I came in, I came in at 18. And our niggas coming at 16 and 15 and like, and they're blowing up and it's just, it's going to keep getting younger.

So you have this advantage, but you have to manipulate it the proper way. You know what I'm saying? Absolutely. It's so important. And it takes, all the thing is, when you're young, you have time. Like, like when I lived with my mom, I had time and I have bills. I didn't have, even when I was in college, when I went to college, I hated college. But I had time because I was in a place where I had a place to sleep and I had off time to think about how the fuck to make it.

Right. to get people's attention, how to get people's, like, to look at me and, like, notice what you got going on. Exactly, because it's one thing when you, it's one thing when you put something, say, I put something in your face, right? Look, this is my cup. You know what I'm saying? I'm trying to sell it to you.

It's going to be one thing trying to get your attention, but if you saw that cup on your own and it caught your attention, it's just, you're going to be more likely to be intrigued to that cup because you, on your own liking, opposed to a nigger that just popped up in front of you that you don't know, it's going to be harder for you to want to like that cup. Opposed to, and the same thing with, this is nothing. I tell people, like, when you know somebody, they're more likely to want to help you,

opposed to not knowing you, you know what I'm saying? So that's why my plan was, before I became famous, was I wanted to move to New York, and I knew there was a bunch of social influencers in the city, young niggas, who just had big following. So that's why my thing was, I didn't want to go out there and show, yo, I'm a rapper. I just went out there. Took the picture, your tag, you tag me.

He was like, yo, tag me. me. You're running around New York. Let's be friends. Yo, look, you can tag me in that. Follow me back. And I did it for three months straight. That way, by the end of the summer, these are my boys. Like, they like, they're down the support. They can't wait. You know what I'm saying? Opposed of me just coming

too much. Y'all do music and y'all, how much can I pay you to repost this? They're doing it. They're already, like, on the strength, like, what you do? Man, send me that. Let me, you know, because it's love there. Absolutely. And you built a relationship. Exactly. That's why I was that's why it's, you know, it's, I'm not, I'm not wrong with paying for promotion.

You know what I'm saying? But it's always better to get that connect, you know what I'm saying? Because they're going to go harder. They're going to go harder. Absolutely. Let me do it, sponsor. This episode of a million dollars worth a game is bought to you by New Amsterdam Vaca. Presented by New Amsterdam Vaca.

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Now what we're going to do is This is what we're going to do But we got people be calling it to our hotline Okay So we're going to use you We've got to help us Get these dudes some game In some type of way, man

Now let me go Let me see what we got We got all these fucking All these goddamn It's 40,000 in there, man It's 40,000 I'm just trying to see Like

I'm just going to pick a city Let me see Let me try this shit My man is Paula White I'm from one of the robinson Respectfully I would like for you on Gilly to call my baby mom For me man

She from North Philly She's from North Hick Street Right now she's living on 20 We have an 8 year old son together We were defense contractors together Making 150 bands a year She invested in me to open up a night spot down here in GA My fucking brother-in-law burning that big down

My nigger, she took my baby from me And she completely has broken contact with you She knows that I got a good spot down here I want to rob me She frustrated with me You feel me, she want to raise the baby in North Philly Something we agreed that she wouldn't have to do I got a good spot down here

I'm a great father man I want to try to call her and talk to her for me man maybe y'all can communicate with her with a physical Philadelphia content that I can't get to, bro, I can't get through to him. You see the shit we've got to go through? That's crazy.

So listen, I got to tell y'all, man. When I went to Philly, man, I begged my brother allowed to take me the ear your ass. He wouldn't take me over there, though. I'm going to call his baby mom. I'm going to call his baby mom, see if she answered.

That's the president. She might don't answer. She don't know this number. She probably don't answer. I'm going to try to hook. I'm going to hook. She's not answering. She's not answering.

He said that shit's depressing. That's crazy. Niggas out here be going through it, man. I'm not disconnected. Let me call him and see what the fuck. Did he get his baby? I want to know because it's like, damn, he's going through it. I was trying to help him.

I was going to call her and see if we can line that shit up. but he not even answered his phone, so that's crazy. Damn, he did. We tried to help you, brother. We felt you fucked up about that bullshit. We tried to, he said that's funny. It's unfortunate, man.

You got people really going through shit in line. Yeah. Let me see. Let me see. And you out here living life real. That's why I'm so thankful and blessed. Yeah, here go another dude. You know, my name de Carlo.

My Instagram is chick underscore solidi. C-H-I-T-S-O-L-I-D. I've been trying to contact y'all and I've been BNU, Lalo, and Gilly pertaining to my book. He got a book. Yeah, he wanted promo.

He wanted promo. Let me ask you a question. So you just dropped this. Oh, let's go one more. All right. Hello, Gilly. What's up, O'Geefe? Let me run this past hour like, Creedman.

So, Pete, I've been talking to this girl on her for about three years. Like, now mine, she had a boyfriend. when I was talking to her, and she got at least 10 bodies. So, am I wrong if I, like, you know what I'm saying, make that my excuse to her to fall back from her? Or I think, like, I should just dip out without saying shit. Because I got feelings for her and shit, but I don't want to, you know what I'm saying?

Her feelings are break her hard on the night day, you know what I said? Because it was kind of serious at one point. So when y'all didn't know what y'all think, hopefully I get back to me. What you think, yeah? What you think, Bill? very immature. I think that's a lot of growing up to do. You're very childish. You know what I'm saying? I feel like if you, if you

love a woman or you like a woman, but your brain is not allowing you to because of her history, sex count, your child. You're child. I feel like that's a little boy shit. That's what I feel. I'm a fucking child. He can't have a little. He's a

child. Teen bodies. No, no, no. 10 bodies. But what I'm saying, if a bitch had 70 bodies. Would you take seven? Would you take? No. Your limit, you got a limit, Beau. I don't, I don't. No, don't be childish.

See, you take 70 bodies. I don't know. You know, I don't know. It depends. Like, of course, the way your brain works. So if you meet a woman and you, the first, you look at face to face and you all talking, she says, hey, I got seven bodies. Anyways, my name is Tasha. Then your brain is like, what the fuck?

But if you meet each other six months downline, you really like his woman. And then one day, it's like, you know, I just, we've been talking so long I want you to know. I fuck the 11 niggas. You know what I'm saying? No, I'm out. What? Well, see, but then you didn't really like her. I did. I just realized that when you

told me all the dicks that slapped you in the face. Wait, 59 dicks like you. Oh, no, no, I don't like you anymore. I'm sorry. I'm not in love. I'm sorry. I was in love till I found out 119 pistols pistol with you. I'm not in love anymore. I'm sorry, maybe I need to grow to fuck up. You giving me some game. Yeah, I don't know. I don't think. I don't, it doesn't bother me

man, you know. It's like, I Sex isn't important to me in the first place, to be honest, you know what I'm saying? Like, well, my girl, I love my girl, you know what I'm saying? To death, you know what I'm saying? Before you had your girl? Before how my girl was a demon. Oh, shit.

No, I was. He was a DM killer. You were sliding them DMs crazy? I ain't going to lie. But I told my girl that. Because, you know, once you get in relationship, girls get salted, they're going to try and out you. I let my girl know.

If it's maybe, yeah. Yeah, I'm in. I ain't going to lie. I'm in them. Listen, we don't want him to get caught up right now. Right now we're going to get it to one of our other sponsors, Manscape. One thing about Manscape, listen, man, they're the masters of, listen, the best below the belt grooming. Like, if you're trying to clean yourself up down there, you're trying to be clean.

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Yeah, he do. Little Bo do, too. Once again, man, this Wallow 267 million dollars worth of game business spotlight. Today we got my man, Josh. One thing about him is, He's killing a territory that all of us is familiar with, and that is Amazon. This dude says, you know, he'd say, listen, I'm that guy in Amazon. When it comes to Amazon, I'm going to get a people game.

And not only is he going to give people the game, he's giving away $100,000 worth of free courses. Like this is, listen, $100,000. Like, these courses cost $1,000. He said, no, no, no, no, no. I'm giving away $100,000. I'm blessing the people with a hundred. I'm giving away $100,000 worth of courses because I want you to get this game. And I want you to be able to, you know, just add value to your life.

I want to get back to the community, man. I want to get back to the community. And that's major. But before we get into that, I need, Josh, I need you to break down how. How you became the number one Amazon guy in the world. How you break dance all through the Amazon system and stock it to your pocket like a rock. He didn't breakdance to do that, motherfucker. We need to know that.

He breakdance right to the millions, didn't he? Tell us that. So it's crazy. You know, I got out, I beat a charge. I was facing 15 years in prison, beat a charge, got away with 11 months. It was a gun. charge, drug charge. I got out, didn't have no money, didn't have a pop to pissing

window, throw it out of ninth grade education, no car, no credit, nothing. Staying back with my mom's. You was a basement warrior. Where would you sleep in the basement or the couch? The couch, yeah. Damn, he was a couch warrior. That's like a living room worry. Yeah, so. He was the LRW.

Yeah. Living room worries. So I met my wife through a mutual friend. I would go visit her. I ain't have nothing to do. I couldn't get a job, so I was going to temp agencies applying, trying to get a job. ended up getting a job for minimum wage. Oh, when you was a couch warrior, you met her, and she was talking to you? Yeah, and the crazy thing is we went to school together, same age, never crossed paths during school,

and we were linked through a mutual friend. Somebody showed me, I was like, who is that? You got intro me immediately. Right. And that's how I got plugged with her. And I would go to visit her, and her boss was a small entrepreneur owned a Bath and Body Company, and he was taking all the calls, older gentlemen, taking all the calls, running all the shots. And he was telling people, Amazon's going to be the next.

thing don't take this stuff and sell it in the mall don't sell it on the streets don't do the MLM stuff get it on Amazon so basically where I give you some product kind of like the Tupperware I give you some product you go pitch it you go pitch it somebody else go pitch it and he said run with amazon it's going to be the plane nobody ever did it and I asked them why if you're telling them and you're a successful business owner why is nobody doing it he said they're afraid of doing something new but if you want results that you've never had you got to do things that you've never done yeah so I was like listen I got no money but I got plenty of time. Because if you got money, you don't got time. You got time. You don't got

money. He was like, I'll give you 50 grand worth of product. You figured this stuff out. What was the product? So they was bath bombs, saps, lotions, basically stuff that was sitting that he couldn't move. Right. I took it within a couple weeks, figured this thing out. I mean, through trial and error, losing some money here and there. Within a year, I made a million dollars. Went from minimum wage, hands sorting through trash my bare hands for a temp agency. Couldn't even get a real job. Made a million dollars my first year. So you mean to tell me, you just took it. And what was your first steps to taking that product?

He gave me you that 50,000 product, right? What was the first thing that you do to get it in the Amazon system? What was the approach that you're going to, you know, break down some of it that you're going to teach these? Yeah, absolutely. So it's sweet. Really, once you have the product, you ship it to Amazon. Amazon facilitates the product. Yeah, they facilitate the product.

Their staff goes and puts it in their own boxes. The brown boxes use their tape, their shipping labels, everything. The consumers, the customers are already going to Amazon. Right. You go to Google when you want to find some shit out. You go to Amazon when you're ready to buy. I need this. I'm looking for this.

Right. So you get the product to Amazon. They put it up. Customers are already there. All you got to do is create a listing. You don't got to create a website, create a listing. So slap the picture on there, description, some bullet points. You're ready to rock and roll.

Oh, so, so when I, if I go on Amazon and I look up something, you created that description right there? Yeah, yeah. So you create that description. But how do you mark, was you mark paying for it? For marketing, what was you doing? Yeah, so when you get on there, it works one or two different ways. So you have organic. Like, you go to Google and you type in baseball bat, they're going to pop up.

So depending on how many people are selling it, how keyword rich your listing is, basically how many keywords you got, how good your listing is, you show up. So I was grateful because what I was selling really wasn't big at the time. So it ranked organically, meaning I didn't have to spend a bunch of money. Right. Then I went in and started using PPC, which is pay per click. So the beautiful thing about Amazon is you've got to go run Facebook ads and Google ads and all these other ads, which are complicated,

you go right on the platform and say, hey, this is my product, bath bombs. I want to show up for bath bombs. Like, you can literally start a listing. You can start create a campaign in about 60 seconds. So it's simple, because I wasn't smart, man. I got a ninth grade education. I didn't know nothing about marketing.

I'm from the streets, didn't know nothing. And I was able to figure this out through trial and error. And it took off, man. Now you 12, 13, 14, 14, 15, 16, 17, 7. 8,000, 20 million strong. Yeah, it's crazy. Eight figures in three years with this business, so. Damn, so anybody to do this shit.

I'm ready to stuff bath bombs. Hey, I wasn't special. There was nothing special about me. I was giving an opportunity. I took action on it. And I figured it out. You know, I figured it out. He gave me the product.

I went on there. I figured it out. Through trial and error, lost a little bit of money, and I made it happen. I asked you a question. Yeah, go ahead. You got some old fucking products sitting around you. Yeah, we could get off. I got you.

Went to the funnel. Now, now, it was something that you said that was a key ingredients of this but I think you spoke about and you went over you was a living room warrior at the time you met your wife and for some reason she brought some value man because y'all still you know y'all married now then you was just looking at like oh she's a hot chick I want to talk to her

now y'all married how important was that was that a major player because oh yeah that's how the play got put together because without meeting her I wouldn't have met the plug which was my mentor would have broke this down I didn't know what entrepreneurship was my entrepreneurship was I got work at X I sold it for X and kept the difference.

That's what I knew. So it's the same thing, but different scenario. I met her. I met him. He broke the playdown, gave me an opportunity, and I ran with him. The thing with opportunity is like, you've got to take action on that opportunity

during the lifetime of the opportunity. Opportunity is a lot of times better than money. Mm. Because the money can run out. The opportunity can have you getting money for a long time. Thanks. You feel what I'm saying? He took advantage of the opportunity.

And that's what a lot of people don't do. They have the opportunity there, but everybody's thinking about the fast money. I need the money now. They're not thinking about tomorrow. They're not thinking about their kids 10, 15, 20 years from now. They're thinking about right now. He wasn't thinking about right now. He was thinking about the opportunity and what could be if I take advantage of the opportunity.

so I didn't want that to go for y'all heads. And that was major, but it's like, the Amazon thing, like, it's so strong because everybody is using it. I was at the post office during the, you know, the pandemic. I'm going back and forth in there. And the guy telling me the post office, he said, we're getting more mail running through the post office in the history of life than ever.

But most of the shit was, everybody went Amazon crazy during the pandemic. Everybody's just in the house. Absolutely. I want this. Business was booming during the pandemic. During the holidays, other businesses slow, crushing it. Q4 is the best time of the year.

Pandemic happened, what happened? You couldn't go to the store. You couldn't get toilet paper. Couldn't get water. Couldn't get essential items. So basically, you killed them. Your bank account was just... Crushed him.

And I hate to say that, you know, during the pandemic, like people losing the job. That's a lie. I hate to say a bag. I made a bunch of millions. Yeah, yeah. You don't hate to say that. But now, in your course,

Of course, because what I just find, and it's so great, because there's so many guys out there that don't, they're felons, they feel as though they can't make it. They're living on the couch. Or they living in the basement of their mom or their grandma and crew. Or the middle room. Oh, the middle room. I was a middle room.

When I came home, I was a middle room warrior. That's cool. Salute, you know what I mean? The warriors. We got a warrior, the warrior, you know, fraternity. But now, now it's like this. Golden State. Yeah, all that shit.

Now it was like, you're out there, you're sitting here. You got a felony. Ninth grade education. A lot of people don't even get that far whatsoever. And you, right now, if you're in your house, this dude is going to give you, if you're one of the people that's chosen out of 100 people, a $1,000 course.

What's in that course? What's in that course? It's the AMZ formula. So inside the AMZ formulas, everything I know, it's 15 plus hours worth of content. It's coaching, it's resources. It's going to show you step by step, how to start the business, how to find the product,

how to validate the product, how to do the product development, how to find a supplier, how to launch the product, literally anything and everything. What we do is we're building brands and launching real physical products, real assets, just like Beats by Dre, just like Apple. So now everyday people like me and you who aren't Fortune 500 companies who don't have tens of thousands of dollars to invest can start a real company, a real tangible asset that we can build, grow, and then sell. So you mean to tell me, I could go on, like for instance,

do you remember the one place, you know how these businesses be having these, these, these, these closings and they just like everything got to go. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So I could just go to one of the places to get a couple of skids and shit figure it out, send them skids, get a truck, send it to you know, because the facilities you tell my Amazon got them everywhere. Everywhere. They got them facilities that you were sent it to. I sent it to the facility

they'd take it and it'll be over after that. Yeah, we find the product, find a supplier, ship it to Amazon, they do everything else. You can run this from the computer anywhere in the world during your spare time. And what's so beautiful about it is you can have a thousand different products. Absolutely, thousands. So, Fun fact is there's

190 million products in Amazon's listing in lists inventory right now. And guess what? There's only 2 million sellers. People say, well, Josh, is it dead? 90 million? Almost 200 million different products and more added every day.

That many things on fucking earth. Yeah, you'd be surprised. And you'd be surprised. And you'd be surprised. And you'd be a fucking. Worm, he was alive. And it's only, it's only, it's only 2 million people selling.

Yeah. So look at the number. almost 200 million different products only 2 million sellers over 150 million prime members only 2 million sellers worldwide so you know what that mean that mean the 2 million people who are on there selling got down made a shit load of money and said uh I'm selling shit for the rest of my life yeah now I'm selling lights I'm selling cameras I'm selling microphones You motherfuckers Want my old sneaks at the crib That you couldn't get People sell this You can say Drake's

You're selling everything Use books The books is really Oh yeah books That's what people would have It started as a book company And it's like There's so many places

That shutting down You got bookstores shutting down You go there Yeah I need all this How much Give me these kids All right here People never going to stop

Buy and use books Never But the problem is Like you say You got to have patience You got to have somebody That's going to document All them books

And put all them titles It's different if you get light bulbs. But when you're getting money, that shouldn't be... Because at the end of the day, if, like, he's made millions on top of millions on top of millions of dollars. So I know a motherfucker right now that I could get $70,000 to a year

and they would sit there and mark up 90 million fucking things if they had to... Yep. All right, that's marked up. That's marked up. Mm-hmm. You're a good type of. Absolutely.

Pay you. When ain't no laptop here. I can't do that either. I'm one hand. One hand, Dan. She'll look good. Yeah, I'm one hand, Dan.

The point type. Yeah, I'd be like this. I can't, I can't do that. I'd be seeing people, I was like, damn, it's magical. Like, they're playing the wisdom. Now, now, how do they get this? Get the course. How do they get a chance to get the course?

Yeah, so what I've done is the course that you can go to the AMZ formula.com, and the course is $1,000 regularly. I got something special for you all, so I'm not going to hunt it off the top. We want to choose. 100 people and give it away for free. So I want to put 100,000 into the community. That's beautiful. Yeah, and you don't even go to my website because you guys are going to get taxed.

Right, you go to MWG, FBA, that's for a million dollars worth of game, FBA.com, MWG, FBA.com. I'm going to give you my book for free. I'm going to give you the templates and the resources for free. We're going to pick 100 people and give you my real course, not some fluff, not some BS that I put together, 13 plus hour

worth of course, that I, everything. It's my full course. I sell for $1,000 every single day, and I'm going to give it to you guys for free. And if you're not one of them and you want to take action and join the program, I'm going to knock a hundred off. Don't even buy it from me. Buy it from the community and save some money. Let me ask you a question.

Why don't you don't use ads? You know everybody would be up on the ads. So if you really use ads, you're really destroying, but you had to be doing a lot of money out. Yeah, you destroy it. So here's the thing. We do run ads, but starting out, you don't got to do the Facebook ads, the Google's ads. Like, if you go and do Shopify or Drop Shops, shipping a traditional e-commerce,

you can have the best website in the world, the best product in the world. If you don't have an audience, you won't sell shit. Right. So on Amazon, people come in there. There's already an audience.

They're coming there. So literally all I got to do is say, hey, I'm going to pay you to show my product when they type it in. That's it. Then when people buy it, I'll start to show up naturally.

Absolutely. And that's like the organic ranking. If somebody's selling something like, if you're selling the most, when you go in and you punch that desk that pops up the fastest, right? Absolutely. That's why it's so powerful.

It's called algorithm. Algorithm, absolutely. Like, I didn't want to go techie with him, but, bro, you don't have to be a marketer. You don't have to be a genius. I knew nothing about this stuff. You literally take pictures of the products, take pictures of the products,

post it on there, write a title, what is this? Headset, what's the name of the headset? What does it do? Write a description about it. Boom, you're live. If it's $5, how much Amazon get? So here's the thing. Amazon takes about 20% of what you take.

But listen, to store the product, to ship the product. product, to handle returns, customer service, everything. That's not cool. You got 80. 20. So when it's set and done, if I get this headset for $5 from the manufacturer, and I'm selling it for 25, right, Amazon is getting another five. I'm left with 15.

I sell 1,000 units of this a month. I'm making 15,000. Right. Profit. One product. That's why we say you're only one product away with the AMZ formula. One product changed my life. Took me from a felon, earning minimum wage, to a millionaire in one year.

What was the number one thing you sold the most of? Bath bombs. Listen, man, it's dude. Thank God for the bath bomb. Hey, stupidest shit in the world. Thank God for the woman. That's not stupid. I didn't know what they were.

That's not stupid. Yeah. You can't say stupid. You got rich off of it. Yeah, my father. You better have. Hey, I love bath bombs. You better be the bath bomb king.

I'm the BBK. I'm BBK. Josh to Bathbomb King. Now, before we get out of here, you all, listen, man, million dollars worth a game, man. We give me you the free game. We give me you these. I'm talking about, listen, this dude,

giving the way. thousand courses right a hundred courses 100 thousand dollars worth of courses now tell them where they got to go at again tell them how they can find you on social media and let them know anything right absolutely my man so what you got to do is go to mwgfba dot com i'm gonna give you a bunch of free resources we're gonna pick a hundred people to give my full course away sell these every single day for a thousand dollars that's a hundred thousand i'm planning into y'all listen if you're like you know what i heard what i what i heard i shop on amazon i get the boxes every single day i want to join. I'm going to knock $100 off my

program. All you got to do again is go to MWGFBA.com. You're going to get all the resources for free. Maybe win the course for free, not even have to spend no money, but if you want to join the program, you could join us $100 off, so it's $8.97. And you can find me on Instagram at Official Joshua Crisp. That's my name, Joshua

Crisp with official in front of it. YouTube channel's Joshua Crisp. Official Joshua Crisp.com is the website and the podcast is from nothing to something. That's five minute episodes. I'm breaking down the game, the best lessons, most important lessons, and the biggest mistakes I made so you don't got to make them. Listen, man, on Walo, 267, this is Gilly the kid, man.

It's Joshua with Chris. He's going to teach you how to get them Chris $100 bills in your bank accounts using his Amazon form. So what you've got to do is right now, check him out, get at him. We're signing off this a million dollars worth of game, business highlight. Joshua Chris, the Amazon King, and it's just like that. I ask you a question. Who was the, when you was coming in the game?

you coming in you getting big who was the person that walked up on you and like really fucked you up like really fucked you up didn't it what did they say to you they just said hey Audi that's all he had to say yeah

knew my name and I was like you need you You was just like I think it was stuck like Chuck Queen B Did you call it Beyonce and Queen B? Maine America. Philly?

He was in Philly. That's what I'm talking about. Yeah, we was watching Coldplay. Okay. He was watching Coldplay in the VIP section. Yep, it was crazy. And who came up, Jay or Beyonce? Well, Coach Kay, my manager knows Jay.

So he introduced, like they were standing and then he introduced me. He was like, you know, Yaddy, what's up? Then he had Beyonce. And you were in, hey, yawdy, and I was like, good. And so at one time, Rihanna at Coachella also spoke to me in the crowd. Was you in a relationship then? No.

No, no, no, no. You ain't tell her get that ass over there? She had, like, 10 bodyguards. All I saw is, like, her ear. Oh, you ain't really get that makeup. Because she was surrounded, like, the whole proximity was, like, blocked down. How long have you been in a relationship? uh since november oh so this is kind of fresh it's fresh

i've been chasing it for four years hey it's somebody out here that had you chasing them for four years yeah since 2017 and you just got it he smiled at that ass from the back like a he smiling too he's smiling too he's smiling too big ain't that ass for the back

Did you have to sign of her deal? Yeah, in 2017. You signed an idea of 2017. Yeah, they get there to 2021. And what she was, she was brushing? That niggas said, I finally got you. I'm going to fuck the leather off. She was brushing you off?

Yeah, she gave me a hard time for a minute. Nick, if you've been trying to get a motherfucker for four years, a course day was brushing him like fucking waves. Like this. Dura. She was brushed him. Yeah. It was worth it, though.

Hey, let me ask you a question, though. You ever talk your shit now? All the time. Yeah, you made a real nigga wait like that. Fuck is wrong with you. Yeah, I sit my balls on my forehead. Oh, dang. This boy ain't playing out here.

I'm saying I sit my balls on my baby for you. Like, you don't sit your balls on your baby for it? Yeah, sometimes. Oh, all right. You ask like you said some shit that. I just never said. I never thought they just said, yeah, I put my balls. Like, like, it's a connection.

You chased her for four years? Right. No, I remember every few days. Right. You fucking played with me. Oh, so this is a little resentment there. You're fucking right.

Yeah. Because let me just keep it all be real. When you are, when you a star, I don't get fuck how much how humble you is, how less of the ego you got. When it's dealing with women in a certain extent of. I'm not supposed to go. I'm that fucking nigger, though. Don't act like I'm fucking raggedy Rahim out this motherfucker. Then when I got, I found out the reason, like, you know,

Like, the niggas, she was real, was a bum. I was like, I was on a, for this. That's crazy. The niggas delivered his mama to this day. Damn, so you, you was curving me for a fucking loser. A basement warrior? A fucking middle room warrior. Dude, he was a basement warrior.

A fucking, like, like, come on. But one thing's for sure, two things for certain. That go to show you that when a woman love you, it don't matter what the other nigger got. When a woman loves. love you and she rock with you? That's real, because my sh-my-my-shoot-make bank. She was taking care of him.

She was rocking with a middle-room warrior, right? Yeah. At his mama house, man. A bum. You know what I'm saying? You know what I want to talk about? I just want to change the subject. Masculinity.

Okay. I want to talk about masculinity because I feel like in hip-hop, it's lacked. You know what I feel like a lot of niggas. I mean, I feel like in general in hip-hop, a lot of people lack. like self-esteem you know what I'm saying like that's why

you put on tin chains that's why you know diamond teeth and two watches and because it makes you feel it builds you up you know what I'm saying so then and I think but I think with people in general you know negative comments and censor and shit

tearing people down I don't know if it makes people feel better it makes them feel bigger but I feel like a lot of niggas in rap or a lot of niggas in general I don't know if it's African-American culture or what it is but black men lack masculinity, you know what I'm saying? And I'm not saying that you have to be okay with something,

you know what I'm saying? But I feel like, if something has nothing to do with you, right? Like, say it's a situation that has zero to do with you. You don't make no money talking about it. Like, you go out of your way to be negative or try to break something down. I think that's so corny. To me, that's corny as shit. I think it's corny. You know what I'm saying? And I ain't never, I don't get a fuck, you know what I'm saying? Like, because I, at the end of day, bro, I really make, I got, I make good money. you know what I'm saying so when if a niggas a nigger you're trying to be

helping right now talking about I make good I make good money I'm just saying like I never I never understood why people gave a lot of money I said here talking about because last winter I threw five's in the fireplace to keep the house warm all winter you know I just know a guy about people

care so much about what other niggas do because they ain't doing shit they ain't doing shit but it's it's niggas that are doing shit it's niggas that do good their cells but they care about the way either another niggas like my nails.

You know what I'm saying? Niggas, it blow niggas minds that I paint my nails. I love painting my nails. I got a nail paint line just about to drop. And I will make millions off it. You know what I'm saying? It's niggas that raise

their families certain ways. They, you know, gay's in their family. People hate it. I just, I don't understand it. Like, it has nothing to do with you. Right. But it goes back, I'm saying, masculinity.

And that's how we feel. We don't care. You don't, you know, we, we, we accept. people from all walks of life, the LGBT. No, that's what... From the LGBT, ABCD, E-F-G...

I don't know how long it'll take until rap... Like, is there any gay rappers? Oh, it's a little non-z-ex. But, like, not saying he's not a real rapper, but like, like... Like, what kind of rap? Like, not like...

Because he did country music, kind of, like, like a rap... I don't know if that's offensive. Not to be offensive, but, like, I don't think there... There isn't. I'm saying? Well, probably is, but niggas probably just ain't. There's one from New Orleans. Big Frida or something? Yeah, you had all the singles yet.

I'm just, I'm just sound. I know all music, bro. I'm just on it. I know what I'm saying. I remember I got in the car. You was banging Big Frida. I ain't know who he was. I think I think that's the name.

I'm just saying. I don't know what I'm saying. I feel like a lot of niggas not comfortable with themselves. I'm comfortable with me. You know what I'm saying? And you play Big Frida. We know. Think of damn.

I just, I just, I just feel. You know, these people's over there crack. Yeah, that's my folks. Niggas be too worried about what other niggas doing. I feel like it's why a lot of niggas don't succeed in life. Right. You know what I'm saying? A, because they're scared to step out of a box.

And B, their brain doesn't allow them to see things differently. Like, a lot of people, I'm going to use him, for instance. My guy here's from Brooklyn, New York. He can't see nothing but the way it is in Brooklyn. Yeah. But that's every New York, nigga. You ain't, he can't be from New York, he could have been from Queens.

Every New York nigga ain't like that No, Brooklyn ones, especially What? You can't tell a nigga Nothing, son Nothing. If it don't happen on his block It's not real. Word is mother's mother. You're like, why you just ain't see your grandmother, dog?

And his lingo is crazy. Like, he don't say sausage. He won't say sausage. Wow. Paul. Exactly. Paul, son. It's so much. Facts.

Facts. The point I said that was to say, like, you know, some people are, like, built, if you were raised an environment where all you know or all you see is one lane, you know, it's, it's unfortunately a lot tougher to open to, to accept different things. That open your mind. Except different people, except different images, different beliefs, like religious or any type of, it's a lot more difficult if you were raised. and a tougher environment. Absolutely. And a lot of times, too, when you're raised in a more of a kind of mixed environment. Or hostile environment, what are you about to say?

Like mixed environment is like you'd be a little bit more well-rounded. Yeah, well, exactly, of course. More than a first. Absolutely. Opposed to being raised in a more hostile environment where it's more judged or more, you know, it's more like, you know, it's one way. You know, like, it's this way, if you do it that way, you're weird or you're, you, you, you don't do it like everybody else do it, use a nut. That's our word and feeling.

You know what I'm saying? Like, and then when you come out of that or to make it out of that lifestyle of my frame, you have to, it's so hard to, for some people to break past all they know, you know what I'm saying, which holds a lot of people back mentally. Absolutely. You can go far in life, but you can, you can, you can, you can, you can, you can, you can, you can, you can, you can, render your growth and your success because mentally you wasn't ready. You wasn't ready for your blessings.

When your blessings was coming to that door that you wasn't there to receive it. And you just and or you just don't understand. The blessings. Or you won't accept things. Absolutely. And I'm going to keep it all the way real. That environment that you talk about,

I came from that environment. You feel what I'm saying? Where's though a time something happened. bad in the hood it was the white man fuck oh the white man locked Ronnie up no no nigger Ronnie got caught fucking robin the fucking store convenience store fuck as you're talking about but when you in it you fall victim to that bullshit then I then I got out the hood and I went to a 95% white college and that shit was

totally different from what I what I had expected you feel what I'm saying so a lot of times that being a product of your environment shit is the realest shit you could be yeah you feel what i'm saying it took for me to to to go away from the hood and you know basketball took me places that in life that you know so that i was like ah everything ain't what they're saying back where i'm from you feel me some of it's true but all of it ain't how they how they how how they how to how We portray it to be. Show you to feel what to life. There's more to life.

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But now it's time for stories. from the cell. So listen, I'm going to tell you, I'm going to tell you the scariest time of my motherfucking life when I was in the penitentiary, right? I'm in the pen, right? And I just hear a little back and forth, motherfuckers hollering outside of the cell block, right? I'm in Dallas penitentiary in Dallas, Pennsylvania, right? So they're hollering.

At this time, I'm fresh in the joint, right? I just turned 18, they put me on an adult, they put me in general population. They transferred me from one prison to Dallas prison. Would you SDD? Scared to death. You're going to tell you, I got a reason to be scared. Like, this wasn't a regular scared. This was different scared.

So I hear these dudes talking. All right, motherfucker. Yeah, you watch. Watch, motherfucker. That's all I hear outside of the cell. So I'm not, you know, I'm young in the game. I wanted to look out the cell because I'm trying to be pointing my environment. When I go to look at my cell, my, my OG, my cellmate,

Umar, he grabbed me. No, don't do that. You know what I mean? Because at the time, I'm still learning my game. You don't look at nobody's cell. You don't look at nobody in a direction of anything going on. So all I heard, right, was, yeah, motherfucker. Yeah, I did you, motherfucker.

I couldn't stop. I ain't any of you going for it. I went to the cell. I went to the door to look out the door. Motherfucker hit the ball with some stinger water. Stinger water is something you plug. You plug a sock into the wall and put it inside a bowl, and it heats the water for you. This is how we heat water up in prison, right? That shit be piping hot. He threw that shit on the ball. He put stinger, baby oil in there. He threw that shit on the dude's face. It looked like dude's face just jumped off his face. The skin just jumped off and ran. Listen, I lie to you not, man. This kid jumped off.

Ran. I'm talking about this shit was hot. This shit was smoking hot. That motherfucker, he screamed so much that I wanted to. I screamed inside. I didn't scream out. But I screamed inside. It was a scream that went off inside of me, right?

There's no bullshit. Was it like a white woman with a scary movie? It was, it was a hot. It was a scream like the scream. I'm telling you, I never forget that moment. So I'm going to try to relive the scream. And the scream was just like, I was scared of death.

That shit was hot. It was a different vibe. This shit wasn't no regular, this ain't no regular shit. You know, you know, motherfuckers talk about that shit. But the motherfucker hit you with some, that, that, that, that, that, that, that, that, that, that, that, that, that should be so hot. That shit, I'm talking about this shit was just, like, it jumped off his face, jumped back on and just was, like, rolling off the skin. I'm telling me, this dude was like, after that, he was just fucked up, like, and I was, like, I realized that this was some real shit. You know, you, you, you see, Gerald, you understand, and you look at the movies, but, like, you, the movies show you said a lot of time that shit be capped.

be really will it be but at the end of the day it'd be like yo you gonna see some shit in the joint that you're never going to see in your life he hit him with that 190 anybody know what 190 have been to jail that 190 hot-ass water that shit is a different type of vibe you know what I mean I'd rather you stat I'd have the motherfucker stabbed me didn't get hit with that like this shit was just different but I'm saying you know and you know once again man stories from the cell man jail ain't a cool place to be but I had to be there but once again another edition of stories from the cell He got that shit loud as shit, though.

Yeah, it does. What was the point of that? The point of what? Telling that story. That's the part of the show. Stories from the cell is the part of the show. He went to jail at 17. He went to 10 years.

He went to jail 17 to 20 years. He just came to 13. So, QC, our studio manager, his name is Orion. He's just like that. He went to jail like 16, they're like 25 years. You see what I'm saying? He's just like you. Like, I watch a lot of your videos on YouTube, and that's how he talks.

That's how he is. And that's his mindset on life. and he does push-ups and he sleeps on the floor because, like, he rather, like, he has a bed but he sleeps on the floor because he's like... No, I'm not sleeping on the floor. He's back. No, he's right.

It is good for your back. Yeah, he's, it is good for you back. And he's really interesting. He's a really different dude. Like, he makes his kids sleep on the floor. No, no, I ain't doing that. I ain't doing that. Like, they have beds, but they sleep on the floor for, like, back.

He said he's just like... He may be a little bit more psyched out than you are, but, but, like, he's really motivated and like he's really he's really I don't know he basically calling you another ass

that's cool I don't know no no no I'm not he's crazy he's crazy I said that's not what I'm getting that's not what I'm speaking

listen one thing about yeah he did it real cleverly it was just crazy no but it's real and he thought was so funny because because this is

people actually love it to hear these fucking stories from the cell and usually his shit has some type of final message to it

that drink was just like a nigger's face got burnt off it. It was great. No, the message was I was scared to death and you don't want to be scared to stay the fuck away from there. That's the message but I'm going to say this, listen I know you're always working, you're always grinding. Always. I mean, the boat shows the shit on YouTube. That's the one

is just, the crib, when you bought the crib, I'm listen. Oh, he's a beast then. Shout out to you. When you bought the crib, right, I was like damn, this motherfucker out here, haven't things. The crib, I'm like, like, this motherfucker, it was just, it was so vast. Because the crib you was already in was cool. Yes. It was just so vast. But, because

first, before I saw the bow show and the sneakers, I mean, I seen the sneaker drone first when they was in the closet. And then I, then you went back, and then I went back to the boat show and I seen that because it was complex that did the sneakers. But I'm looking at this fucking crib, like, yo, this motherfucker is killing it. Outside of the music, how many brand deals

you got? Oh, my gosh. Just name some brands. Sprite. the target the ugs uh gosh all major brands rhesies puffs all major shit reboc all major shit um nautica nautica um what else i did jac tic tic tic tic i did ticot um man i've done so many um burger king um wonderful and then and i'm about to release I'm about there at least a frozen pizza. I got my nail pain coming.

What else, I didn't do? I didn't did a shit ton of more. I've done so many things. I'm so blessed. But what is you working on right now music-wise? Well, I'm about to drop my Detroit, Michigan Boy Boat Project. You know what I'm saying? Oh, Michigan.

Break that down. Well, I'm just, I love Michigan. You know what I'm saying? I love Flint. I love Detroit. Who all you got on there? Rio. Rio, the young old G.

He, baby face, Ray. Louis Ray YNJ YNJ Krispy Life Kid I said V's You ain't got Piz

It was done before he got out It was done before he got out I got a tone 42 Doug I think he's using it for his project A baby smooth Saddle Baby of course T Grizzly

You got the whole Michigan on that movie Oh yeah You got Pac-Man on it I have a song of Pac-Man But I'm not using it Yeah, I'm not using because I'm like, I just, it was, but I love him to death. His energy is high quality. Well, the song, you know, sometimes the song.

Yeah, but this is volume one, you know what I'm saying? Because I didn't, I was trying to get a song from Big Sean, but it couldn't, I couldn't, I couldn't, I couldn't, I couldn't, I'd talk, but we just couldn't get the song. So I really wanted him on there, you know what I'm saying? I was the only, like, older Detroit person I wanted on there. And I'm glad you came on here and you talked about, you just broke down the sponsorship. shit because a couple episodes ago, a couple episodes we was doing the baby. And I broke down the fact

that a lot of these rappers when they be so concerned, then coming into the game with the guns and a certain look that you fuck all your sponsorship. I've had, I've had I think the most. If not, me and Chuck, between me and Scott, you know, neck and neck,

but I think I'm going to have had the most my stuff because I probably left out 10. I'm probably left out 10 to 12 that I haven't, that I can't, on top of my head, I think. Is that bag bigger than where? 100%. 100%.

100%. Tell you y'all. So to all your youth out there, when you're coming into the game, man, be aware and be mindful that a lot of the times the shit you do in the beginning to fuck your money up in the end. Toastino's. Right. You feel what I'm saying? Call the duty. Right.

Call a duty. Yeah. They gave me a chain. They made a chain for me. See what they do when you get them sponsorships? They take care of you for real, man. And like he said, that that sponsorship money is just as big or bigger than that fucking rat money. It's way, way, way bigger.

Unless you, Drake, getting Drake rap money. Absolutely, because Drake rap money is way bigger. Any kind of Drake money is. It's different, huh? You got anybody? I talk to Drake all the time just because for good motivation. I talk to Drake all the time for good motivation. I talk to Tyler the creator.

I talk to A.S.R.R.E., just, like, motivational purposes. Is anybody out here that you ain't. work with that you want to work with? Frank Ocean and Kit Cutty. Frank Ocean and Kid Cutty. Frank Ocean. They kid Cutty. Kid Cuddy?

Yeah, yeah. Just make it the fuck happen. Yeah, yeah. I want to, you know, I want to talk about, is it cool if I do that? Do you, do you, man. I don't want to talk about, I hate, when I was coming up, like, I used to listen, watch interviews and shit, like, before 2016, I just think some shit was so corny. Like, my niggas give advice, but I'm, I got to say, like, I love, it's so important

for me to tell people. like the youngsters coming to the game that it's not important to buy jury. You know, I always want to talk about it because I spend $4 million on jury, you know, when I got it to a lawsuit with a jeweler and it caused me on my mom to finally take to go because I don't use cash for anything. So we went and pulled all our statements for every piece, any diamond we have ever bought since 2016, and the title totaled up to $4 million for a point something. And then I realized I don't wear any of it, none of it.

of it and half of it more than half of it you got that shit on now well i just this just got clean that's why i got this on but i don't word jury you know what i'm saying like i really don't i playing watches my big earrings you know what i'm saying but that's it you know what i'm saying but i 50 million chains rings all that i stop wearing it because it becomes less important i may not be everybody because some rappers still wear all they change but it just the value of it is it's it depreciates it's like it's worse than a car it's way worse than a car you know what i'm saying unless you're buying solid stones, you know, like with GIA certified, which you're not, you know what I'm saying? Because because people think, you know, like, and there are some jewels that are ripping you out,

but for the most part, quality, you pay for quality and people don't pay for quality. They like to pay cheaper to try and get the same thing, but it's not the same thing because the quality is way worse, which then depreciates insanely. So point I'm making is I understand it because I was young, I wanted to buy jewelry. So I get, I'm not telling you don't, but don't make it. get a necessity like you need to you know what I was a necessity for me I was spending a hundred grand a week

in a jury store I needed a new piece every week I was bored I want a new watch I want to two years I was I was crazy every nigga around me had some kind of jury on my mom was more I see than these rap niggas you know what I but I learned so much from it you know like had I I didn't have anyone I didn't come for money so I didn't have no one

back then to tell me no you don't do that invest in stock or I wish I had someone talking about cryptocurrency back then. I knew about it because I used to scam so I knew about it but I didn't know about it in a way of investment. I knew about it in a way of using

Bitcoin to hit the black market but if I knew about it in an investment in terms of using it to flip it You would have put that $4 million on Bitcoin. Man I would have put many more millions before. You know what I'm saying? On Bitcoin, Ethereum, we ain't going to get into that. But I would have did investments

some bombs or bought about actual gold gold bars silver bars you know what I'm saying shit that with value you know like real assets some paintings or something also don't lease don't lease

you're young like I was young they told me I couldn't buy a house because I was so young unless I was going to buy it right out but that credit is everything I'm saying credit is extremely like credit is more important than having money yes it is every nigga around me all my niggas who live with me they'll tell you I made sure I helped all my niggis

like credit banking bank accounts all that shit is important because no one really teaches it to us nobody no no one taught me had I had learned it I would I'm still good but I've been a lot better right and but no one I had no one to teach me financial literacy and then you get a big bag of money at 18 and it's like okay well let's go buy jewelry and let's go get chains and pin house and mama get the roll you know what I'm saying but but had I had I had financial literacy at some point I think you know I think labels when they sign new artists they should put their artists in financial literacy classes that would be amazing because they need to not only are you setting your artists up to make money like to do well but to make money living forever unless they don't care about that because all they care about is them making money off the artists but if you had a label that did that man I'm saving I saving I saving I saving I saving

an artist's life because rap does not last forever unless you drink because he is still the number one artist but other than that other than that other than that other than Drake rap does not last forever everyone's not stayed the hottest rapper forever and that's not disrespect it's just life

because times change and so ears and generations and things change you know what I'm saying unless you drink but other than that that's my guy I give process unless you fucking to the truth. He's the realest. We've been doing 15 years. Absolutely.

Like, so you have to have things set in line for a rainy day, which we don't do. Like, I know Corona opened a lot of eyes for a lot of artists. You know what I'm saying? I know it opened a lot of eyes. A lot of people got creative and then a lot got really quiet. A lot of them realized that they didn't have as much money as they thought they had. Oh, he fucked a lot of money. A lot of people realized that they have a lot to maintain.

You know what I'm saying? Like, me personally, this ain't got shit to do nothing. need to say this, but I pay every monthly, I got it, $52,000 in bills monthly. You know what I'm saying? And I have to work. You know, like even if I had, let's say I got

$13 million in the bank, right? If my overhead is $52,000 every month because of my houses and my staff and cars and insurance and all these things I take care of and all these people, that 13 will run down because that's just the bills. I still like

to live. I'm still a rapper. I still want to go nice dinner. Eat well. I fly my girl out. Go to my see my girl. We still and do all these things. You have to be making money while you're sleeping. You know what I'm saying? Like never just have one source of income. Never. Even if it's six figures like nigger could be making 200 a show,

six shows a week, but that still should not be the only bag. No. I'm saying? And I think it's so dumb if you just let the money sit in the bank account. That's dumb. Because it's just sitting. It's just there. It's yours, of course, but it's not going or it's not going up unless you, you make it go up, but it's so many things you can do but make that money double.

Increase. Why you sleep? Why you're showing? Why are you working for the other job? You know what I'm saying? Yes, I do. But no one tells no one this. Like it's becoming, stocks,

it's becoming so popular now in the generation, cryptocurrency. I think that's dope, but it should have been popular. Right. Kids should have been interested in Robin Hood and all this other shit. But one thing's for sure, two things for certain way. You said your generation changed the music industry. Your generation changed a lot of shit.

That's true. Well, the internet change, too. Everything changed. Like, it just changed. Because I see more, like... Rich young niggas. And more, motherfuckers, there's 21, 22 that's invested in stock. And, yo, such and such airlines.

And, yo, you don't be on robber hood. And it's like, at 20 years old, we wasn't thinking about... That's what I'm saying. We were thinking about running up and some shit robbing some shit. That's why I said that young you are, you're not fortunate. That's what I'm saying, you're more fortunate. The younger you are, especially in today. time because we have the advantage of

the internet, which is the world. You didn't have the internet. No, we ain't had that shit. You know what I'm saying? Like how it is on my phone and I can, you can get knowledge if you, but you have to of course you have to want to get the knowledge. And they can just pop up on your phone. I have to go do research and homework. But if you care,

it's there. You know what I'm saying? A poster where it could be niggas who cared back in y'all day but you had to do a little bit more. You had to go a lot more. In order to get on back in our time, you had to bump into somebody. Then you had to express your talent right there, and they had to like you. Like, that was the only way you could get on.

It wasn't no, oh, I can jump in your DM. Oh, I'm hot. I'll let me check this little nigga. Hold on this song, hot as shit. I want to sign? No, it wasn't none of that. You had to ask me. I don't want to forget to ask this.

Is writing really lucrative, writing for people? I think so. You loving it, huh? You loving it, huh? Well, the two thing with me is, people hate me for some real reason. Like, a lot of people just throw salt on my ability. Chef Boy, O'D, too. Did you do Chef Boy, ID?

You wrote, you wrote for it? Yeah, I did do that. Thank you. That's a bag. How are you writing a theme song for Chef Boyd? I forgot about that. Chef Boy, Dee, we did do that. How y'all, let me forget that one.

That was a big one. He talked about that bag. That was a big one. Yeah, but other. Writing for people, it's fun for me because it's almost like becoming a character. And also it's because people just shit on my ability as a rapper. So then I go do it for. someone else and then

they praise it and that's when I realized like, niggas just be dick-sucking like it ain't, it ain't me it's just niggas be dick-sucking right But you know what's crazy, this was crazy Do you think you had the cheat cold? I'm talking about from genetically from your people's

the connection that your father had, your grandfather had, I think I was... His grandfather used to take pictures for Mandela and Ali. I was blessed. I think I was blessed I think God just placed me You know It was everything's for a reason You know what I'm saying

Like for my dad To know coach came My mom to have went to college with him And me I only wanted to be QC from the beginning I always It was black-owned They were two black brothers

And they were on an independent label And they were in Atlanta I always went to be QC I didn't want to be nothing else So And for my dad and mom to no coach And I weigh everything aligned

It was I feel like I was less. And it may have been a cheat code, but I still had to put a lot of work in. You know, like, I could have signed a Q's scene and did nothing. You know, I still had to be me, be the person I was, push out the... No, but I ain't talking about just QC. I'm talking about your

grandfather was legendary. Your dad was a legendary photographer. Yeah, but they were like legendary photographers. I rap, you know, and I produce and I create and I don't, you know, I love taking pictures too, but that's not what I'm known for. I'm just talking about the creativity. That's all. Well,

I think I definitely, you know, And whether people believe it or not, you take in what you see as what you've grown up. So I watched my father take pictures of rappers. And I watched him blast all genres of music. And I watched him dress different and gross mustache and curl it out. And my dad was different. My dad was really different. He was his own person.

You know what I'm saying? So it definitely rained on me. Right, because you're your own person. But then I also watched my mom be a serious business woman. on her own handle her own sharp as a needle made it happen worked she did what i never seen my mother asked nobody for nothing i've never seen her cry i never seen my mom never never my mom never brought her home she never told me she was she kept her personal life personal and i appreciate that because growing up it it made me see nothing it my it made my

standards for a woman be too high that's why i chase one woman for four years because she so to me I stand at my, she was like top of the line. And that's because I watched my mom growing up. I never saw another man. I saw my mom and my father when I was really young. To this day, I've never seen my mother kiss another man. Never. I never seen a hold another man's hand because she didn't want her children to see that, you know,

to like, because that wasn't our father. She didn't want to bring a bunch of different men in our life, you know what I'm saying? And it helped me, you know, have standards. for myself as in what I wanted a woman as in what I wanted and a mother for my future children, the type of woman I want to know. I'm not going to just put a baby on Instagram out because she looked good because

shit, she may grow up and she may be retired as fuck and raise my children and be dumb as fuck. You know what I'm saying? My mother was extremely smart. So it made me like just be on my shit when it came to women. Right. So to answer your question,

I wouldn't call it cheat cold, but I'm thankful to be given the parents I have because my mother was very business having my father was super eclectic if I said that word right he's really artsy you know what I'm saying so I got these two worlds that's where my business eclectic that's where my business man it come from and then my my creative side they mesh and that's why I'm this dude that it's all about you know all the brands and um yourself exactly you know so I wouldn't say I chico but I was saying that I am I was just giving a cool set of parents

That's what comes down from. That's what's up, man, that you even look up to your parents like that. That's major. For sure, man. Man, if it wasn't for them, I wouldn't be here at all. That's what's up. So, man, you got anything else you want to elaborate on that? Man, we talked about.

I think those are things that were pretty much important to me because I just feel like, A, no one's talking about them, and B, if you don't talk about something, then someone will never know. You know, like, you're just ignorant to something because, you know, you were never exposed to anything other else. So that's why I like to talk about those certain things. I feel like out of all of Yaddy interviews that I've seen, this is the most, you're like you've grown into a man. Oh, yeah, I haven't done an interview in a long time. You know what I'm saying?

I'm going to be 24 years old. So I've been through a lot, and I got a lot going on in life. You know what, Corona really changed my life, you know, not in a bad. way in a really, really, really, really good way. Because when the world slowed down and I wasn't traveling and I wasn't all, you know, every day, every other day in a different city, I was sitting at home. I had time to think. You know, I had time to actually understand all the accomplishments that I've done, everything that I've done for my family, for my life, for my friends. I was able to, I never took time to sit and think about it. I moved so much. So when the corona happened,

I sat and I was, I had time to, I thought about everything, you know, I was. I was. I had time to, I thought about everything. That's when I bought my house. I had lived with all my friends for four years. That's when I finally moved alone. You know, just everything. I finally started, I got time to think, you know, and I think it matured me a lot because I had never had time to think and think about my wrongs or my rights.

It made me want to be closer with my family, my grandparents. I never had a real relationship with them. And my little sister, because we six years apart, and I love her death was just like she's a senior high school I'm fucking 23 so it's like where's the connection but it made me

my grandmother died also during crime so it made me want to be it made me want to know my sister it made me want to know my grandparents and my dad's out they're still alive

like you know I went to my grandparents house a few days ago and I sat down for like four hours and that was the first time I ever talked to them you know like actually like of course

you go over there every holidays but it's the first time my grandfather had a real conversation every life and he was just so shocked to see what type of person I was because he didn't even really know me like he just know you

as his grandson and that was it but like it was the first time I guess as an adult even you know recently during Corona I had sat down and went to dinner with my father and I guess that was the first time I had sat with him as a man and you know it's just me and we look at each other in the eyes

and we talk about these things and he's telling me shit I had no clue you know like because I've been a child on my life and the way my life was I was a child I graduated at 17 and then I became famous you know so i i skipped from being a kid like a real kid 16 17 in my mother's house all my life to a celebrity and i had to become adult instantly because then all the

responsibilities came on everybody looked at me i had job i just everything just became real you know what i'm saying so i my life skipped a gap you know what i'm saying so i didn't so many things that i didn't never got to do you know what i'm saying and and so it was like and that's that's that's a that's the harsh reality of being famous at a young age because you never really get to be a full kid. You feel what I'm saying?

No. Like I didn't I didn't, it's a lot that I didn't experience, like I didn't experience college. I went to college for two months and dropped out because I hated it. But I feel like college is, I'm not saying, I don't feel like you have to go, but it really teaches you a lot of skills about

the real world, you know, because you spend your whole life with your parents. So when you go to college, unless you're staying at home, you learn so much about money management, about time, man. I was away from home when I went to college. Exactly. I shouldn't have fucked that $40 up yesterday. Exactly.

What the fuck am I going to eat them tonight? God damn, you try to steal shit from the cafeteria. Money, man, time. All the shit, yeah. We're learning about waking up and you learn about maybe I shouldn't party. I should study. So college definitely has a lot of good attributes to it. It teaches you a lot about the world world.

But I think college is a scam also. It all depends on what you want to do. Absolutely. Absolutely. I don't want to sell false dreams. I'm not telling anybody I go to college if you want. No.

Uh-uh. Well, shit, man, we appreciate you coming through, man, and tapping in with us, man. I think that was a billion dollars worth of game. That was definitely a billion dollars worth a game, man. And I appreciate how you opened up and you really,

you really gave the youth some game, man. Yeah, I mean, it's been a minute since I did an interview. And I hate a lot of interviews, because they always twist like black friends, he's a bitch. I hate the niggas like him because, you know, they take your words and they're listening. And, you know, I've seen nothing to solid men here,

so I had no choice but to open up and be real, real and vulnerable for a second. So, yeah. Appreciate you, man. And he's a federal agent. Shout out to QC, man. Coach P.A. Anybody over there doing anything to the right stable, man? But listen, man, we appreciate having you little boat.

Listen, man, keep doing you, bro. Keep winning. Keep flexing. You know what I mean? Keep getting them fucking. Spons. And checks. Yeah.

I'm trying, man. That's all love, man. Let's add about 10, 15 more sponsors. And, uh, man-scape. Yeah. Come on through, man. Man scape? Yeah.

Banscape. Call on my man. Hey, listen, man, we appreciate you for tuning in, man. Hey, bye. A little boat, man. A little boat. Wow. That was deep, man.

Appreciate you. And it's just like that. Right.