Million Dollaz Worth Of Game - MILLION DOLLAZ WORTH OF GAME EP: 106 "FEATURING JADAKISS"

Episode Date: March 29, 2021

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Hey, million dollars worth of game listeners. You can find every episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or YouTube. Prime members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. Right. Hey. Uh-huh. Uh-huh. Yeah.

Yeah. Uh-huh. Yo. Yo. Yeah. Hey, yo, never will it stop. Handguns with double-digit. I'm going to work on other blocks.

Leave out the club. with another watch body that man and let other watch only thing worse to the coward Oh ho ho ho

Oh oh oh Start this shit over Start this shit over We never started no shit over We never started no shit over Top five dead or live Nicka fuck wrong with you Start it over nigga

Listen we got to bring that beat back We're gonna do this again Come on y'all We don't need kiss the rap You kiss I'm kissed You're my hyperman You play and flage

Uh huh I'm just saying. Nobody ain't going no good. Just play your part. Yo, yo, yo, yo, hey, yo, never will it stop. Handguns with double-digit. I move work on other, blocks. Leave out the club with another dude.

Watch. Body that man and let other-d-watch. Only thing worse than a coward is a coward with power. He's a coward with power. He's a cow-we-with-power. He's a cow-we-with-power. He had the 40-out. Hey now.

Might see me in the burgeoning thing on black on black It was black in the inside The guts was black and red I had a meat black ruck I'm rich alone clapping them down backing them down

Yeah, whatever happened before I was happening now Nigel gangsters live Huh Grab your soldiers Ride Discipline nigger

Glish your moms Glish your pops Glish your Cid Gliss your girls I'm DJ W Wollie Dahl On the ones a tooth Shout to all my niggins in the back Hustling

DJ loose cheeks on one to two. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Get that smut off my name. Yeah. We give it to him. I had to try to point. Listen, man, this is a legendary.

And in prison. This is a legendary moment. In prison, he was DJ loose cheeks. See, back in the day, it was a desert storm mixtape that came out, right? And first of round, if you don't know, you're now tuned into me, me, me, me, me, me, million dollars worth of game.

It's understandable. It's understandable. Now, back in the day, when this loser, because I am a rap historian, a hip-hop historian, he didn't know nothing about what was going on. So I come through, I had this tape. And so my one homie, he used to get the Desert Storm Jones, dub them down, pass him off, and then I'd double them down and do whatever I do. Sell them, niggots.

You could tell kids you made some money off him. Yeah, I made some money. I was bull-laking the shit. Yeah, I only bought $1,000. And I mean, this back when the tapes was in, I had to, you know, all that shit. So I go to go to, I say, listen to these niggas, right? He told me some, man, you're always hyping something up. Because I'm the dude that told him that Master P was the shit.

When nobody in Philly was listening to Master P in like 95, he thought I was tripping. I said, this nigga, yo, check this nigga out. I definitely turn you turn that shit off. I said, check this nigga. That nigga came in. Because you got to listen to this. N-na-na-na-na-ha.

He said, that nigga sounds like he's taking the shit. It's cool. That's his business. So he said, my man, here you go with some old bullshit. I played that shit. He was hooked. It was fucked up. I played him, Mace.

I was hooked up. I'm talking of all the motherfuffer. I'm talking, I'm talking of 16 barbarians back then. Cardane, I was playing all types of niggas from New York because it was just niggas was talking shit and you ain't really hear that, that slick talk, that, that, I get money, I'm just, I'll pop you if necessary. I don't want to pop you, but I will. I got that shit on.

It was just a different thing that was going on. I passed it on to, and I really put you on the kiss, you know what I mean. You did. And, you know, and they wound up becoming brothers. That's history, man. That's history. I put him on to the whole lot. And murder Mace.

That's what Mee's murder back then. He was a fucking animal That's history That's what That's when Meeks came The motherfucking Uh Uh

Dancers until Tommy Hill You think you hard Nigel Ain't enough cops And cuffs to chain me Gaste to rain me He was going in Cague to hang me

Insanely You need ice picks to bang me Nigger look at you And look at us Your guns don't bust You can run Bring it with a thrush I don't need

All I'm bringing it with a thrush I said that nigga Fuck Tommy up in this show But one thing about this shit, man. You just got a salute kiss, man. A zillion years later, man, niggas still here, still getting money, still looking young, still out here, glowing and showing dudes how you make this shit happen. This is what it's about. When a lot of niggas died. A lot of niggas died. A lot of niggas died. A lot of niggas

fell and started pumping gas. Yep. You ever see a nigga at the gas station in real life, like a nigga that used to be like on the charts and shit, you're like, damn, mommy, you cool? I mean, what the fuck is going on? Pussy, I could have been at the cast. They had you at Ross. They had me doing Ross security. It was a couple of niggas that came through the jail. Like, yeah, Gil, like one mixed table away from working at Ross while I'm in jail like,

you're in jail like, yo, cuz you're cool out there? You cool out there? I'm like, you cool out there? Gil always knew how to get to a bag. Thank you. One thing about Gil. You know what I mean? When you try to keep the band together and do right, but then when it, you know,

when shit don't go right, you feel. find you you had gil them found another bag somewhere so I just go find I just wait hide and seek man they hide the bags from me but I keep finding them and shit yeah use a bag finder

we'll see that we got the motherfucking legend in the building to me top five did or alive regardless of what anybody think because longevity supersedes all of the rest of that shit

and you've been around for a long long fucking time, Kiss. That's the fact. It goes off relationships, though. Like, even right now I got a song in New York. That's, you know, people was fucking with it. Big O'll call me one day, say... Shout out to Big O.

He had two phones and one of his men from the feds, like, yo, Kiss got this new song on the radio. For people that know what I'm talking about, the new joint that I got with Flex, called Damn Shame is all really wild. on Gilly, they had Flex on FaceTime on live, and they was chewing them up about his top emcees and going back and forth with, you know, the new rap and the old rap

and real bars, and that's what initially got me and Flex to work together to drop that song for his album. So I appreciate y'all brothers for making it happen. That's what's up, man. That's your hot too, though. But, you know, sometimes, you know, sometimes when the DJs don't, don't hear from the vets as often as they hear from the young niggas

they tend to believe that the vets ain't got it no more so it was beautiful that you came through and you laced that shit like that because we stood up for you, nigga I don't fuck what you talk about kiss that nigga you need him on the joint all right cool whatever he felt

you know yeah he was a little nonchalant and now you know it's energy's where it needs to be absolutely I just needed flex to know that's my brother I just needed him know don't forget who kept the lights on in New York City, bro. Don't never forget who kept the lights on. In the streets, niggas kept the motherfucking lights on.

And that's to any DJ, anybody that's making moves. I'm going to just say this to you. If you're out there, you're doing whatever, and you're the fuck hot right now. Look at the niggas that's lukewarm and throw some motherfucking heat on them. Absolutely. Because there's going to be a time where you're going to get lukewarm and the nigger, you're going to get cold. So when you're up, you got to remember who keep them fucking lights on.

And the hardest thing as a rapper is when you become a cold pack, nita. And it's like, and it's like some, yeah, for real, shit, shit, shit, shit. The motherfucking, my motherfucking, my motherfucking showdies go from, motherfucking, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90,000. See, you see, and see, one thing I love about my cousin, he know because this nigga was doing bar tours, man. Like, he was touring bars in the city, in the country and shit. Like, this nigga was going on bar tours, so he was at the bottom, but he came back. And I'm, and that one thing about his comeback game is historical, man. My fucker was doing bar tours.

But look at him, he's back. On real life, man. Bar tours is crazy. He was doing, I'm saying he was doing shows for 40s, man. Six-packs. They was calling him six-pack, six-pack gilly, man. Oh, shit. Want some real shit.

Hey, Kiss, you go, you go jump in that bullshit. No, no. Bar Tours is crazy. At the moment, at the moment, at the moment, we're talking about a bars. Let me talk about our presenting sponsor. Absolutely. New Amsterdam Vaca. This episode of Million Dollars is,

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Make sure you pick you some New Amsterdam Vaca, the official Vaca of Barre Stu Sports and a million dollars. was worth the game now what was you saying right i was just talking about i like that i like that right i like that you know what i'm saying now well i was talking about how you well i'm not i'm not gonna get off your touring schedule that's another thing but i'm just saying like on some real shit like for instance right now we in the a kids pull up on us kids got d jones one of you y'all don't know d jones d jones from north philadelphia he's from our section of you know philadelphia but but not just that is the It's the point of

He give access to motherfuckers Like, and that's, he's always showing him Like, I just seen him throw a Nick Buck video up Like, you know what I mean, from New York, Young Cat It's about, he'd just be passing off He'd just be on some Ali, who, ah, he just be passing shit off And that's major this day Because you don't see people do that shit

Motherfuckers ain't doing that. He always passing somebody passing a rock When you got, when you hot, man, like I said, man, Pass that heat to fuck off, man because I don't give a fuck who you is. Nobody's always going to be hot, man. And you're going to have, you know. Unless you kiss are fabulous.

The niggas been hot for 40 years. Yeah, you know, listen, man. Kiss, you've been doing this shit. You've been hot forever, man. Forever. When the fuck you're going to cool down. When the bills stop coming. When the bills stop coming.

Long as the bills come on the first, you're going to be hot, huh? Facts. That's what I love when I see about older artists is there. we're starting to really get our rock star shit off and when I say rock star shit I'm talking about how the rock stars the motherfuckers be performing 60 years old like our shit we got to stop

limiting our shit and stopping our shit like dudes got to keep getting on tour keep going to fuck overseas because the motherfucker would be the shit over here five years ago but he still be he ain't never go overseas yet there's a bunch of paper over there you know there's a bunch of paper over there

you get a whole new life over that motherfucker so it's about just reconnecting and let me ask you something when you was writing that shit and you was going at beans, right? When y'all was going back and forth one of the greatest drawings because at the time when y'all was going at it

it wasn't about y'all niggas, it was about some lyrics and y'all just going at each other. I don't think you wanted to fuck beans up or beans wanted to fuck you up when you all seen each other. It was just about, we're going to do this shit. Like, where was your mind

at when you was writing that shit? Did you have any, like, who was around? Like, who was the vibe like when you was writing that shit? Believe it or not, like, out of all the you know, the 50, and the beans weren't really hurt it. Like, it, you know, it taught me, put it like this, the shit with beans made the shit with 50, like easy.

A layup. Yeah, it made it because my feelings was in it with, like, my shit. He really caught me with a left hook. I knew that, I knew that he, some, they was behind that. The bosses was That didn't just come from him Because it had no way to come from Like, you know what I mean

So, yeah So that, that one like fucked me up So I had to go I had to go And when I went in My feelings was in there So when you hear on checkmate I say, I ain't mad

I feel fucking marvelous I ain't, you know what I mean I went in on a different thing But yeah, the whole The Seagoo shit fucked me up Because I was there We was there we um you know when we did reservoir dogs it was like the stamping of mac

like when we got when we got in the lab oh this is mac even though we met him before i think and just made him dump he was dumping dumping and we like oh he niggas nice stop making them rap and then we went in the booth and made reservoir dogs so when i heard him say the sun kiss or whatever he said that shit I was like, where'd I come from? So I went in there a little angry and, you know, it was still whatever it was, but it prepared me for the next one because I wasn't angry at all. I was just, you know.

You said, okay, this shit is for the sport now. Yeah, like, you know, can't go in there with feelings and you can't hear the difference when you don't really, when your feelings ain't into. Yeah, because that was, that was legendary now. You know, you know what I find interresting? I find interesting that in hip hop You hear people talk about a lot of people A lot of CEOs

A lot of motherfuckers that was this dinner third Nobody never mentioned D&W Like they, it's like crazy Like would they like Like what they done And they had a crazy run Like what they done did It was like nobody

Nobody like You know why? Because it's from the mud They revolutionized the game They put people in position That just came home from doing 20 years and they did it. Whatever was the manuscript of way to do it, they ripped that shit up and made their own way to do it.

You know what I mean? Which they should be acknowledged and always, you know, spoke about when they speak of the great CEOs and legendary labels. But, you know what I mean? That's just how I go when you come from where we come. Because them niggas was putting... But the real niggas, like, y'all, the real people...

Yeah, they put numbers on boards. The real people, no. They put a dent in the game They made a huge impact I mean for a period of time They ran the game Facts You know what I'm saying

They had the hottest producer They had the hottest artist They were switching out You feel what I'm saying Walking crazy Million band dandas Million niggas dogs The streets

You know so Absolutely And that cash money Roughrider tour was unbelievable I heard Yeah That shit was unbelievable I heard It was incredible He was on there.

What was the best tour you was ever part of? It was either that or the No Way Out tour for me. Yeah. No, because No Way Out was our first time actually being on tour, so he was learning on the whim. Right. Shout out the junior mafia. They really showed us how to work the road

and, you know, by throwaway underclothes and how to wear a sweatsuit on your day off and, you know what I mean? figured it out because we ain't fucking know what was he was like new niggas in jail that they ain't know nobody you just like to figure that shit out

they pulled us they were like the OGs now you got to do this you got buy shit from Walmart you got to all right and we figured it out and the Walmart runs on tour they be so precious don't they should be happy. Nicker you be on their fucking bus you can't wait to get the Walmart your balls boy

you're talking about salt teens oh boy The motherfucker, you have the mustiest nuts You've been on a tour bus For 82 fucking cities You just laying down You get up, you play PlayStation, you lay back there Listen to every song

I read books, I did everything you can do You still ain't there Yeah, that should be guilt But you know what's so crazy You know what's so crazy now Artists from about the gate They want a motherfucking plane Not a PJ

But they just flying regular First Class from here to there y'all Now my first the first initial promo tours in a custom van. Absolutely. There's no fucking tour buses. You got to earn the bus. You got a big-ass white thing is the van.

Yeah, you know, you got to work your way up. You got to work your way up to the bus. Y'all niggas packed in there like motherfucking. I mean, these new ones are they skipped all that. They got it made. They happen straight on Delta or straight on PJs. Watch your taxes in a few years. Hey.

Be mine for your taxes. hopping on all them PJ collecting all them cash from them cash shows that should have come back to bite you on the ass young boys I'm just telling you from experience you know what's crazy is that

these niggas don't be having no record sold and be on PJs man that's what's what makes me a little nervous like I'd be happy for him but I'd be nervous because I just hope the man yeah I just don't think some of them are mindful

which when you're young you're supposed to fuck some money that's just a part of the whatever it is if you're an athlete if you're a violinist whatever you do if you young and money is coming in rapito you're gonna fuck some of it up but you got to learn after a while to prioritize and situate your money correct

absolutely because quarantine boy and this COVID shit this COVID shit will expose was a lot of motherfuckers, man. Never thought who didn't have a shit right and who thought that it was going to be peaches and creams for the rest of your motherfucking life.

A lot of niggas downgraded, cribs, cars, some big bricks of money that was on the gram. Those shit's got used for sanitizing. Paper towels. A lot of shit changed doing. That shit is exposed a lot of shit. Are being them big bricks of money, you were seeing niggies on the gram?

with them shits with the pancake mix. All that's all the tight shit with the toilet paper and fucking paper towel if water's and shit. She got crazy during quarantine. Like, how much money you think you lost as far as show? Went a lot, right? I definitely lost a nice grip.

But thanks to y'all two and my man Big Trills. I definitely made so. I made a nice grip of that back. Because what's so crazy is that I can't imagine being an artist like Drake where you get a million dollars to come perform and now

ain't none of the millions coming that's that's a rough fucking I got Drake, Drake is a different type of business man so the pandemic didn't hurt yeah shit was still he was still cashing checks before that shit even started

I think some of the other niggas that never thought no shit like that would happen I think they ran into some real Yeah and I'm not saying Drake Some also problems as far as no money problems or nothing but No it's just a shock

It's a shell shock to be getting You know doing crazy numbers And then they just like Right Because we don't know when this is going to open up again Right Because the actuality Drake might have missed out on It's probably 82 shows last year.

Yeah, 82 M. Right. So, yeah, you think about it. I don't get, fuck, how much money you got. When you miss out on 82 M's? When do y'all get me another Margarita? It could be Amsterdam. You're still keeping the plug.

Come on, baby. I'm a business man. That's right, bro. We're answering in it. Get somebody in Amsterdam. That's how we, yeah. Get me and Margarita and get somebody in them.

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you see the blue shirt that's Neo. You know what I'm saying? It's going down, man. And he's the girl, the lady, the Oracle, right? That was the lady? I'm just saying it don't really matter. But once again, it's a million dollars worth of game. Business spotlight is going down.

One thing we do, we like to bring people in here to get y'all low information. There's a little something new that we're doing. It's not going to be here all the time. This is a momentary thing, but we bring some people. people in here that's doing things that can give you information, that can give you tools that you can go out there and you can take to the, I'm talking about take to the business game and make it happen. One thing about Neo, he specialized in event spaces.

You know, that's just one of the things that he specialized, but he's real good in that, helped a lot of people get events spaces. And what he's going to do today, he's going to give you some game on how you get events spaces in, and, you know, a million dollars worth of a game, we always giving something in the way. We always given something in the way. And we told Neil, listen, man, you got to get something in the way. He said, oh, no, that's what I'm doing anyway. had the plans to do so.

Neo, listen, tell him who you is, man, tell him all the things you do and tell him how, you know, this event-based game that is up here is really the thing to have. Yeah, so first shout out to y'all, man, super excited, man. Look, quickly, I want you all to understand. I'm from West Philly like these brothers from Philly, dab in the jail since I was two, got kicked out of high school, got kicked out of college, fire from 10 jobs.

So everything that I'm going to break down for you. Fire from 10, though? Ten jobs, bro. He was in every job I had. He was slacking. That's what he was doing. He was eating the food and Big Donald's and Burger King and shit. He was bull.

Almost I was my father the grader for it, but luckily I didn't do that. He was up to bullshit. I know that's what I said. But he was born. Listen, Neil was just eating all the food. He kept going and eating all the grubs. Like, I know motherfuckers that got far out of like two jobs. Ten.

He didn't want to do shit. He didn't want to work for nobody. He knew he wasn't working for no fucking back. 14 years later, I have not punched the clock for nobody. I don't even know how I feel to do so. But yeah, so I teach people all around the world how to get events spaces to date. We probably help three, 400 people all around America get events spaces. We're talking about million dollars worth a game.

That's a billion dollar industry that none of us is tapped into. How many times you've been to my event space, Wela? I've been to both events space. The one on Lancash and the one on Ridgehead came and picked you up for one. Multiple times I've been in there, and I see every time there's always people coming through there. And the best part about it is always people there. I don't have to run it. So this is a business that runs itself and you don't necessarily have to do it.

So for anybody listening, for those who don't know what the event space essentially is, it's an event venue where people having baby showers, book signings, repasses, seminars. Parties. parties and this is happening every single day and what most people understand you can own one without necessarily owning the real estate. So I teach people how to go lease it for the same amount that you probably paying for your household rent. One of my locations is all in 1900 a month. That includes my rent. That includes my lease. That include the water bill. That include electric. So for 1900 a month where I live costs way more than that. But I'm making bread off of that one

venue. You can make anywhere from $10,000 to $15,000 a month. And let me break down how you do this for free. So one, once you go out and grab your venue, once you go out and grab your venue, the idea behind grabbing you only put down your first month, your last month security. If there are some sort of maintenance and things you got to get fixed up, they can cost anywhere from a grand to five grand depending on it. But what I teach people is, I'm going to make it free within the first few months. Why, we go get the church. So one of my specialties in the last couple years, we had churches in our venues. They pay us anywhere from a grand to $1,500 a month. What's you doing Sunday morning around 9, 10? Sleeping. We're getting paid.

Why? Because the church is going to use your space every single Sunday. They're going to give you $1,500. So they're paying most of your rent. After we find a church now every month we have a sipping shop, right, where people could come. You know how you go support all these businesses. We go in there support businesses. All the vendors in there are now paid us $100 to be there. So now that's 10 vendors.

That's another thousand. So now we have $2,500 a month. Once we run that play, we have an art show. So every month we have pop-up artists coming there. we do 50-50 rev share where we get 50% of whatever the customers are buying or they we just charge them 250 to be there so that's another thousand so just from you having two events they're going to happen no matter what you're making all your money back and then we charge anybody anywhere from $700 to a stack every event we doing four to five events every single weekend so one space

that costs you anywhere from $1,000 to $3,000 a month is producing you 10 to $15,000 a month one of my students. She's in Atlanta right here, and she's making $25,000 a month. She's a student with one space running the same play. So the idea is once you find the location, now we fund the location. We can fund the location with 0% interest credit cards. You could call Navy Federal. That's one of the sweetest plays to go and get some free cash. You could do the divvy play for those who already got an LLC. You connect that to your bank account. They're giving you credit. You don't even have to use your Social Security. So no PG with people. That's like no personal guarantor. So you can go ahead and run this play. Never use any of your money or get a bunch of

homies together. Y'all go in. We just talking about the event space franchise. You get a bunch of homies to go in. Now we got us a venue that's giving us anywhere from 10 to 20 grand a month. And then the final thing is we automate the entire process. So what I do is we got virtual assistants. So you hire a virtual assistant. In Philippines, they run all the bookings. They post all the venues for you. They handle all your phone calls. Then we put one person that runs it. I had my venues for the last five years. In the last year, I've been in each of them a total of three, four times. So this entire business can automate after about three months following this exact process and system that

we put in place. So I've been teaching people how to do this because this is like an untapped market. We're at an event space right now. We're in the room. We're running the room to do this, right? And everybody's doing that across the world. But we're on the receiving side getting paid from it. That's a beautiful thing. Because I'd never looked at event spaces as being a way to really clean up. Like I'm just saying that just never came across. my mom when I was thinking of. I mean, baby showers you've been to. Exactly.

But, you know, until something is really thrown in front of you, you don't really, because at the end of the day, I've never looked at, you know, I'm going to invest some money. Usually you say, okay, I want to go get real estate. I want to, I want to try to get a bit coin. I want to, you never said, I never said to myself personally, let me get some event spaces. And you feel what I'm saying? So this is even good knowledge for me Because I'm about to be event space Gilly

Hey, why not? It's called me ESG But I think I think we really got to get creative out here Like even event space thing Like I don't know if you know Mere And Philly, Mir got a sitting pretty Yeah, yeah, yeah, no mayor, yeah Now it just amazed me

He ran chairs at my venue You know, it was just crazy because like We go into me and Gil I went to seeing one time I'm going to the warehouse You got thousands of cheers in here We run that play, bro. And I'm like, yo, man, like, you got people out here.

That's what I'm saying. There's no excuses out here. You got people out here renting chairs because everybody, it might be a wedding. It might be a boy. It might be this. It might be a big dinner. It might be a ball. It might be all type of.

It might be a baby shower. We need 100 chairs. Peep this, right? So what we teach you also, we teach you how to go. So we're not just teaching events spaces. We teach you how to do rentals. We teach you how to do weddings. We teach you the whole gamut.

Anything that got to do with event spaces and making money in a rental industry. So if a person want to have a wedding, you're going, And y'all ought to set stuff up, do anything. We got event planners. We show you how to get the event planners, and you make money off the event planner. So you're not even doing that work. You're a middleman in a lot of these deals, so you don't even have to do anything. But because you got the event space and you got the connections, you just making money off everything.

And Pete does, Gilly, my events are six-hour events, four-hour event time, an hour set-up, hour breakdown. The event planner sets it up. The event planner breaks it down. In my contract, we signed. You got to return the venue back the same way that we gave to you. that's how I'm got to show up because you got to go in there fix it up the way you want it

and you got to break it down the way we want and we get $700 to a stack every time take it another step you can go ahead and buy a throne chair. Throne chairs are $1,000 those big king chairs. The woman sit on when they're pregnant. We rent them out for $2.50 to $3.50 every time. You could go put it on a credit card for 30 days. Go put

ads on Craigslist. Go put ads on Facebook Marketplace. Go ahead and rent yours out, right? Never use any of your money. Now you're getting $2.50 every time. After four rentals, you got your money back, and now you get paid over and over and over again. So always ask people, how can I make the most money with doing the least amount of work?

And this is one of those industries that you can literally build the team up and let this thing run for you over and over and over again. That's deep. That's deep. Call me ESG. You're not playing. Listen, but this is the thing about it.

As soon as I get back home, I need five events spaces. This is the thing about it. Immediately. This is the thing. Now, you said something about capital. What was the bottom line on the capital that you probably need to give it. I literally I got I got mentees who've got spaces for

for grand all in once you pay your first month last month and sometimes right now the pandemic we win in right now a lot of my mentees we're making more money we ever made because now you can go negotiate with the commercial what's happening with the commercial real estate most people are afraid the rent commercial because they're like man

what if nobody pay my rent what if they don't know what to do a commercial right now you can go get in the game but cheaper cheaper and makes you get a longer lease so you be And the owners are like, yo, we're going to outfit this thing for you. Just promise me you going to be here for a year or two years. Why? Because I want to get guaranteed rent.

And they don't know we know this event space play. So now we're making 10 grand, 15 grand over with the overhead costs. And we're able to do this over and over again because no one even know this little small little industry even exists or that you can actually make money from it. And then when you throw the chairs in the play, that's a whole other thing. When you do the fog machines, you go buy a fog machine for like $500 with the I paid $500 for them to come do fog at my wedding. You're getting $500 to pop off of a fog machine that costs you $500.

So you're making money every single way. Then we're renting letters out. You're getting a letter costs us. The big letters. A letter costs 175. You're renting a letter out for $125. So in the game, you're able to make your money right back with pretty much anything that you rent out.

Absolutely. Damn, that's crazy, man. This game is just like on a whole other level. ESG. EST. Event Space Gilly. Oh, we read? How many will you go?

As soon as I get back. I'm getting four. I don't know if you talk about we. We're not going to full. We're all family. You go ahead and you carve out a room for the podcast and now people rent in a podcast studio from you. Oh, you already gave me the game.

We don't give them to do me. You're spilling too much over this. And I didn't even say nothing. That niggas taken by ideas and shit. We're killing. My fucking talk about Gil I got events space for you to do your podcast. I own all of them in the city. So you got to go through me.

Yeah, I'm ESG as soon as I get back. That's what it's about. All right now, this course, like, you're ready to bless our people. Of course, it's a program, bro. This is in death, but go ahead. Now, break down what they're getting at it. And, you know, first of all, who's going to be able to get this? I mean, people.

So, ideally, anybody can get it, but I want to choose 100 people. Like, anybody listeners, I want to choose 100 people to receive this entire program that teaches you everything about business credit to go out and get the funds, even if you have credit is messed up. It teaches you how to find the location. teach you how to fund the location, teach you how to automate the location. You get all my leases, you get all my contracts. I mess some money up not knowing some of the things that I've known, right?

I'm going to show you how to market these spaces. So within 90 days, you're not going to be spending any more of your own money. This is going to be a business that works for you so you don't have to work for it. In addition of breaking down all of that, we're also going to throw you on our database. So when we're getting calls to our office, oh, I need an event in Texas, we can go ahead and send that over to you. So once you get your space, it's overweight. And not only that, you may be like, yo, I don't want. Wanted space.

All right, let's go and get you in the numbers game where you renting out numbers. Let's go ahead and get you in the chairs game where you renting out chairs. So we got one of the most in-depth. It's pretty much an event university, right, that breaks all of this down to you step by, step by step. So you got the chair game, you got the letter game, you got the event rental game, the linens game, everything, anything with events. Tables, this shit. Tables, chairs, this is what we do. So, my wife can just get a little warehouse and just stack all these chairs and letters and all that shit,

and then they just rent them joints out, rent it up. Hire one or two employees to do a truck of VA in Philippines that you're paying $3 to $5 an hour working 40, 50 hours a week, and everybody's being paid off of these jobs. So everybody on my team, they're getting paid essentially from everybody on my team. Like from one booking pays my virtual system for the entire month. She's pumping 50 hours a week for me, one booking.

You're getting three to five bookings a week. That's just with the events. That has nothing to do with the chair rentals, the letter rentals, all the other. Right, because with all the events. come, well, now we need chairs. Oh, I can provide that. We need, oh, we need decoration.

I can provide that. We need. No, no, no, no. I got everything you need to spend that money here. So you came in, Gilly, to spend $700 with me. You spent $1,500 with me. Right, because you thought you was going to have to go in other places. And it was like, now I got everything here.

You, a lot of people say, I'm going to get the spot, and I'm going to go to Johnny Zoomzums and get the tables. I'm going to go over here to get the chair. I'm going to get the letters and the balloons. You all got balloons, too? Yeah. No, we don't do the balloons. That's only we refer that.

When I don't make enough money on it, I'd rather just refer and get money off of the referral. So you don't want to get in a balloon game. It's nothing wrong with the balloon game, but we're not in the balloon game. You can't make a little got that money off of it. I want to make the most amount of money to do the least amount of money. Listen, I dig that, man. At the end of the day. All right, so what else you got going on outside of that?

So, you know, my other thing that I do, a lot of social media guru. That's my thing. That's what I heard. I've been running a social media game for a little bit now, 3, 400, like 20. 30,000 followers on Instagram. So I specifically monetize social meeting. I teach people how to create a digital product that could pay you over and over and over again. For example, my ebook, we talked on the farm.

I'm like, yo, bro, I need you to turn this thing in the funnel. So I teach people how to start a digital product where they can go out and make anywhere from $5,000 to $20,000 a month. My ebook averages $100,000 a month. And one of the reasons why it does this, and that's on the low end. That's just one, I'm doing okay. You know what I'm saying? But the thing is, I help everybody else get the same amount of bread.

up. So the thing I teach a lot of people, you know, instead of having a website, a funnel. So when somebody come to my site, they're able to buy five, six things, didn't even know it. They walk out. They came in to buy a book for a hundred. They walk out, spend $500. It's all about your systems and processes. So we teach you got to go out and get a sales funnel

where you're having an extra bump so they can add more things to their cart. Right. So I had to call a while. I'm like, bro, add this. You would increase your income extra $50,000 a month by making one small change. And then we show you how to go out and grow your Instagram following. Because there's a lot of people, on social media, but they ain't making money on social media. They spend all this time scrolling, doing all of this, and they all not to do it.

So I created an e-book that breaks down my entire social media game, step by step, seven steps to turn your social media into a cash machine. Why would you be on this thing all day long and not making money? And the other thing is, once you create a digital product, once you never got to do it again. What can I create one time that'll pay me forever? That's a wealth question. That's what I ask people all the time. And anybody to do that.

That's a wealth question. You know what I'm saying? What's you good at? teaching podcast and bet got it what you're good at real estate teaching real estate got so everybody in the world you have something that you know better than someone else package that up turn into a product and you're able to make money over and over over again on autopilot with the right systems and the processes absolutely man well i need you to let them know when they come for these hundred courses where they're coming to we're coming so we only doing this one time for that million

i was working just let you know facts so i'm pretty shit ain't ever happening again facts You can pray for it. This shit's never happening in the fuck again. You ain't never lied. So you could go to MWG EventSpace.com, and they can go ahead and get the course for a stack, like a gram. So if you call my team right now, you go get on the call. You can go to Event Space Secrets.

Go ahead and book a call with my team. The minimum package is five grand for the program. I'm giving that to you right now for a grand, but I'm only going to be able to do that probably for the next 48 hours. So if you're looking at this episode, go move forward now. Absolutely. Hey, let me, don't be out here slipping like. a bad transmission on the icy road.

Yeah. Try to come three days late. You'd be too goddamn late. You get 48 hours like Eddie Murphy, you hear me. Yeah. All right. Well, the day, man, I played, you know, this big movie time, man. You was in the Matrix today.

Once again, I'm Morpheus. This is the Oracle, and that's neat. I'm just saying that. You got to play one part. Which is Mr. Smith? Yeah, you're the angry dude. What's a dude, Smith? Yeah.

All right. Well, it was whatever. No, I'm just saying, you know, you know, you got ways like that. So I'm just saying. That was good. Once again, this is a million dollars worth of a game, business spotlight. We're signing off, Neo Davis, man.

Can I get my social too? Yeah, absolutely. Hey, you guys, got to follow me on Instagram, guys. Neo DeViso, S-E-O, of course, D-A-V-I-S-O. And guys, I got so much free game. And the final thing, guys, go to MWG-G-I-G book. The book is $100, $20, bro. Listen, man, $1,000 worth a game,

business spotlight, and it's just like, you know. Now we're going to get into The million dollars worth of a game hotline where people call us, you know, they ask us for advice. Kiss is going to help us that they give them advice or whatever they need to talk about. So we're going to get into, let me check these messages

and just, you know, hear what messages we got? Listen, a million dollars worth of game, this is your boy shot baby. Please say the baby. Coming straight out of Shot Town, the North Cat, we put it down. I just got a real simple question. How do I become a nut-ass mill?

I don't want to be a regular nigga. No-mo. Do you about some crimp-ass, poop-ass, one of the ass. to be a nut-ass nigger. What? All right, well, listen. We're going to let kids say this.

How, kids, how are you becoming a nut-ass? Well, if you ask me to be a-guil. I was the illest shit I haven't heard. I didn't become a nut-ass nigger. Wallow going to say, just be gill. Just be gills. I think it's strange. But you just be wild, though.

That's the easiest way to find out how to be a nut-ass nigger. Just do nut-ass shit like he do. We welcome you right in. Let me try one more. Oh, shit. Hey, yeah, yeah, this ain't no question y'all just some nut-ass niggins. Damn, niggas is just, man.

Y'all niggas ain't shit, man. You see what y'all? You see what y'all? You see what you got to start? Let me see. But it's a beautiful thing. Well, let me see. Because in Philadelphia, when you used to call a nigger a nut-ass nigger,

that it'd get you shot. Or that'd get you killed. Let me see. Or that it'll get you. All right, here you go. So, can you just give advice on how to turn the street, bread or two he said

can you give me some advice on how to turn the street bread to legal street bread into legal bread you want to give them some advice on that kiss I would say a good way to turn some street bread into some legal bread is you're going to have to kick

back from the table from your prior partners and let them know that you want to take another route you know I mean which is going to be beneficial for the entire team if y'all all on the same accordions. And, you know, take some of the profit out of what y'all been making off the street

and put it into something, you know, storefront, some type of Uber Eats type of thing or whatever type of business, whatever the vision, whatever you see the vision where you want to take it. But you ain't going to be able to do both. You ain't going to be able to have one foot in the street and one foot in trying to go to the legal route because it's going to get everybody jammed up. So it happens every day, but, you know, you got to really take whatever out and do that

and dedicate and channeling to solely what you're doing and not try to dip and dab because it's going to hurt everybody in the long run. But if you take some money out and do something positive and really focus in on it, it's able to be done. It's done every day. Let's try too. I want to, hold on. I want to elaborate on something he said, too.

The first thing he said is you wanted to take a step back and surround you're taking a step back and surrounding yourself around people that's not in the game. Acts, yes. You got to surround yourself around people that's doing legitimate shit. Like mine.

You feel what I'm saying? So when, so when eight, when you surround yourself around that type of energy, that's what type of energy you get back. You feel me? You surround yourself around niggas. that's doing all positive shit and doing all shit on the legal aspect,

that's the type of energy you get back. When you're dealing with niggas that's doing all criminal shit, then that's the type of energy you're going to get back as well. So I didn't want that to go over y'all here. The first thing he said was sometimes you've got to take a step back and reevaluate your shit and the niggas that you're dealing with. You feel what I'm saying? Because that right there is the biggest thing,

the people that you deal with. You feel what I'm saying? I make money off his sponsors right now because I deal with New Amsterdam Vaca. I deal with Roman swipes. I deal with instead of dealing with, well, fucking... Johnny, dude, my connect was Dominican, nigga. Fuck you're talking about.

No, his name was Johnny... How about you getting it from... Dudey from around the way? I ain't know no nigginsch. I knew he was a rat. You just ratted on it. You just ratted on a club. I told you he was a rat.

He was a fucking rat. He was a fucking rat. Rat! He was a rat. He just ratted on a plug. Everybody see this is not me. He's a rat. I told you all this nigga was a rat.

No, you tried to put a low-budget, dude dirty. No, budget, a low-budget hustling. You're going to make my connect a little niggins. I was dealing with big niggins. I wasn't going to say, Poppy. I was going to say. He's going to make my connect some low-budget-ass nigger from out West Philly. Oh, no, do-dirty.

I try to, I try to shield the connect. And you fucking told on him. You just fucking wreck. The Statue of Limitations done ran. the fuck out. Well, listen, we're going to get into two more of these questions. Let me see what they ask.

Game, that's your boy, Mardi-D6 from Cleveland. She's a local rapper. I've been watching y'all cast for a long time. You all been definitely showing love to the youth, man. Respect. Shout out a million dollars worth of game.

Keep giving them that game. Man, that was cool. They just want to salute us, man. That's all they want to do. They just want to salute us, bro. Ain't nothing wrong with that. Oh, here go another one. man I want to hear from a older

I'm 30 but I want to hear somebody older than me that's gonna give me the real true answer like straight up what happens like if you got fucking family who's just jealous of you siblings parents and everybody

and these motherfuckers do witchcraft they Haitian but like what is there ready to do how to fuck to get away from around these people like I just got my CDL license I'm trying to do my thing hold it down

with my kids and my DM. I'm like, man, I'm just fucking frustrated and tired and annoyed. They got to be going through some crazy shit. Like I said, that's great. I ain't working around because these motherfuckers being around. It's a sad story, sad situation, but I just want to really hear what the fuck you got to say on your end.

Thanks, man. That's for you, Gil. That's for one of y'all. I'm scared to answer this. The whole family, he said his family is they do witchcraft. everybody yo let me hear

yeah I don't want to fuck with that case they switch it than me oh yeah fuck that

all right one last one yeah yeah man amen man

man man I love a game follow you a nut you're not you're not

you're not you're not you're yeah y'all you're you're creating these monsters

man we created of these monsters. No more fucking messages. No more of them fucking do. No more fucking messages. Every message we come and they tell me, Gil, you're nut.

Walo, you're fucking nut. A lot of times, guys, my DMB crowded. What's going on out here is that, at the end of the day, what's going on at the end of the day, my DM be crowded. A lot of rappers being my DM because they need help.

A lot of them can't reach the halftime show. They don't reach the halftime show. So to solve that problem, I got with my people over there at Roman, Roman Swipes. For all you guys that never make it to the halftime because you just can't, and your lady's trying to figure out,

this guy don't make it past the halftime show. The halftime come, you'd be a part of the show and then they don't see you the third quarter. You've never seen the fourth quarter in your life. This is why you use Roman Swipes. See, one thing about these Roman swipes, they can fit in your wallet.

Nobody got to know what's going on, but you, and the lady of your dream, the lady whose life you're going to change. You know, ask the lady, before you use one of these, say, oh, hey, baby, you know I'm a hot shot, right? you know I'm a real hot shot

you know they call me Ronnie Romeo you ever been to the moon before and you're going to take it there with Roman because Roman is going to make you last longer and stronger I'm talking about you're going to be in the end zone break dancing

with no clothes on Roman swipes but what you need to do is I need you to get with my people with Roman because one thing about Roman when you wipe it off you wipe it on you let it dry you're ready to fly I'm telling me you're ready to fly I'm talking about like, I'm talking about, don't worry about Delta. Don't worry about American.

Don't worry about none of them. You're going to be fly. I'm talking about you're going to be fly. I'm talking about you're going to be fly as person in your neighborhood, fly as person on the continent. You're going to be fly when you wipe it on and you let it dry. You're going to fly. Now, what you do is when you want to get with Romans,

you go to get Roman. Dot com slash million. And what we're going to do over here because they're going to take care of you being stripped of us, you're going to get for $5, for just $5. Right? You get your first month of swipes. When you choose a monthly plan for just $5. but uh wipe it on and guess what you don't need no prescription none of that you don't need

you don't need you don't need to worry about none of that but i know a lot of you guys have never seen the third quarter saying but listen you rappers stay out of my damn i can't help you i'm giving you all the plug roman go here i got this big bag because every time i come to the city with rappers there they're looking for i'm the plug roman swipes get roman dot com slash million they're waiting for you back in the day you're coming in the game who walked up on you and said Chada And if That's when you knew it was real

Like oh shit Like they fucked you up You were young nigga You coming in the game And you might have been at a ward show or something And a motherfucker walked up and said Kiss I love you man

And you just was like Oh shit I don't know I think probably shocked early Like wow young he called me i think he said he was going to spend 10 000 on my first cd oh damn that's heavy damn shack been doing real shit since 2000 uh yeah yeah shak always been official i think he said he's going to spend 10 bands on your CD huh yeah something like

that i don't remember what it was a real cool gesture yeah coming from shock absolutely Jack is like a hip hop historian to him and Valo. Oh, man. One added and I think Shaq got you. Did you beat Shaq? No comments.

Uh-oh. You just fucking snitching again. What the fucking mean? You just can't stay away from the cheese. More cheese, please. You can't stay away from the fucking cheese, Gil. What's your whole thing, man? I went to jail.

I don't know what happened to you out in these streets. Probably, I've seen you in my paperwork, too. I ain't want to put that out there. I'm just putting it out there right now. Oh, shit. He was in my paperwork. What happened was, you just did this all that was in the paper they said

when the cop got on the stand they said well how did you know uh the defendant wallace p was there well we grabbed uh gillie the rapper guy and uh he said whileo come out we got him and then he ran it then we knew so you fucking rat hey kiss i'm gonna let him get away with this shit kiss told on me you hear me because uh

because you hear you a good friend i ain't gonna fuck him up in front of you man you know what i'm saying i know you got a lot of love for walo I would black as fucking eyes in here talking like that, but I'm going to let him live, man. So let me ask you a question, like, in the future, y'all dropping any Lox music together? Yeah, yeah, yeah. We just finished building a new studio.

That's what I'm talking. He has the sauce bars. Yeah, we got our own, I'm part owner and one of them. Oh, you know that? The Yonkers Jus is for life, yeah. Part owner, me. He's style is, my man, hit.

Oh, what's up with hit, man? Hit, chilling. He up there getting all that money. That's why you ain't seen. He's in the juice bar. Yeah, Stiles, he got four. We got four. I'm part-owner and one of them.

Yeah, we just opened a new studio. We had D-blocked the prior studio for like 18 years. You all came and bought the building. So, you know, young rappers, when you open the studios, try to purchase the building. So, you know, run into no problems down the line and it'd be better lucrative for everybody. We just opened a new one.

So we're about to get the ball rolling. We got a new album coming. A bunch of new projects. And we're just working. So the juice bar shit, because that's some shit we was. We're trying to live, girl. We're trying to live.

That's all. Put some life in your body. Right. And, Walo, you big. And I've been telling me he'd open up a juice bar and funny. That's my thing. You don't... A while every morning,

especially during the pandemic, the COVID when it was heavy, heavy, heavy every morning. You see them... Dumping that seymals and that black... Fish. Those shit's kept them... Yeah.

That's that force filled around them, believe it or not. Yeah. Because I was out there in the trenches. I'd be out near all types of catastrophic disasters and shit. I'm out there. I'm not never... You know, that's just with that black seed oil.

Listen, get that in your body, man. You got to worry about nothing. The black seed oil, the seamaws. All that. that good shit, man. This dude, he put Reggie in his body, so. He smoked bullshit weed. Come on, dog.

He smoked bullshit weed. He smoked bullshit weed and drank 40s on the law. I'm putting it out there. He drank 40s. He drank ICFs. That's another story. Hey, I'm gonna let it. ICS.

Yeah, ICS. With the skirt on it. With the skirt on it. With the margarita. Let them get it. Let them get it, Jones. With the, with the whistle names on it, with the, you know, the skirt on it. You know, let the skirt dry.

The bag, they call the bag of skirt. He liked his skirt's wet. No, if the skirt ain't wet, I don't drink it. It means it's not at the right temperature. That-ass nigger, man. Hey, hey, and I got a kiss in here. He didn't have brought my Philly niggins in, they're in the back laughing and this shit like this shit funny.

They know you're not fucking, this shit not-ass-nick. This nut-ass-nick over here. Talk about I smoke Reggie and drink 40s. Lying-ass niggins. You do. I ain't even going to tell her, kiss, because I, I, I don't want kids to look at you different. So I'm not even going to tell kids half the shit you did in jail.

Well, you know what? Is that time? Stories from the cell. Now, it's going to go like this. What's so funny about this is my brother's in the room right now. My brother Seifem, right? We was in the penitentiary, right? And we were so crazy.

Syf said some of the realest shit. You never forget this day, Syf. We was walking in the yard. It was snowing. I'm telling me a lot of motherfuckers that go to yore. It probably was like six people. in the yard we had dollars penitentiary y'all was out there on some losers shit

no yeah actually but but we was on different blocks we was on different blocks so we that's the only way we connect because we used to we already had a little hustle the sugar hustle we used to sell a white gold right we'd call that white gold in the joint we used to take the sugar packs right and bust them open put them in like a bag like this

and sell it for a pack of kite right and and we had load the kites up run it up and sife would go go to the poker table gamble run it up and we had just bust the bust the you know, the kites down so we could send dudes to commissary, whatever. But we was in the yard, right? And he said some of the realest shit, and I tell people this to this day, especially when I talk to people in the penitentiary, you walk in the yard, and he stopped.

He was like, damn, bro. He said, you know what? Motherfuckers only love you when they see you. And we were stuck. We were stuck there for a minute. We looked at each other, and then we just walked the yard for, like, a couple more laps, and didn't even say nothing, just thinking about life and how it is and how you give so much to the culture.

That's why when a lot of people say that, even if they try to use it as the music to whatever, I don't be trying to hear that shit. It's like a con to me. Yeah, do it for the coach. You do it for, yeah, the culture. And you just be like, man, at the end of the day, everybody is trying to use some type of language

to spin you in some type of way. You see what I'm saying? And I'm not just saying it as that. It's like, motherfuckers only love you when they see you. It wasn't about seeing you. It was about motherfuckers only love you when you winning. And it was like, you know, when you go to the penitentiary, it's like the world forgot about you.

You don't even matter no more. You're dead for real. You're just dead in space. And you're a dinosaur. So it's like you just be in there. But it's like, to the young niggas is out there. We give so much to the streets. And I'm always pushing this.

And motherfuckers are like, damn, wow, nigger, I'm going to be dead in the graveyard pushing this shit. Because too many niggas, we highlight it. And a lot of times. you hear rap music I don't I don't knock rap music because of rap music is just people there's poetry people telling their story and what they seen and he just verbalizing what they seen growing up and all they know some niggas ain't never make it out of their city they ain't they never make it out of the hood so that's all they got to talk about but i'm gonna say this a lot of times we think this the only route when it ain't when it ain't it's so many routes

now you got this right here and like kiss it you got some wifi you can rock and roll but i just want dudes to know like i see little i see little man when he comes coming in the yard for the first time. I seen them young cats when they started getting the tattoos on their face and all this shit and they came in the yard for the first time of me and Sifeby just standing over there and we standing over there

praying all them. No, we ain't doing all that. I wasn't doing all. It was dudes in there doing that. But we wasn't doing that on some real life shit. And you see a motherfucker walking the yard, right? On some real shit. Yeah, no, no. You see a motherfucker

kiss walking the yard on some real life. life shit with the tattoos on their face. Oh, you see a motherfucker walk in the yard with the tattoos on their face, and they're looking around like, yo, this shit real in, like, I go home when I die two times, come back, die two times, come back die two times, then they're going to let me go home with my funeral.

Like, I tell, niggas, from the rip, you out there running around with the peace on you, I hope you got a good 10, 15 years up in you. I hope you got that bit of me. I hope you ready for that. Or I hope you ready for your Janazzo, little, bro. I hope you ready for that. But, oh, I'm just saying this.

Understand, it's a fine print in the street game. You're going to the penitentiary. It's somebody going to put you down. Nobody never talk about that. Yeah. Nobody never talk about that. And I'm telling you, it's lonely than a motherfucker in the joint. Because when you go to jail, you got there because you earned that with your performance,

your street performance. That's yours. you bought that that's on you it ain't about all nobody done this nobody nigga you've been to everybody out here ratting like the all time high don't talk about somebody rat it on you know the game

but when you go there don't go there and be mad don't go there and blame everybody don't go there and be come home angry nigga you done that shit but if you out there and you in the street gang know what you signed up for get ready for that box or get ready for that box

and it's just like that stories from the cell me personally I just wish you to you know told a different story from the cell I mean about when the guards broke in and you and the nigger

was in the same jumper but that's some other shit let's don't worry about that that's some other shit we get that one laid on yeah so why you looking at like me you're about to cry

nigga you're not in jail no boy fuck as you what you're touching deep into the jail joint you and here you shed tears or shit tap out that shit man he over in about to cry You'd have been somebody girlfriend in jail.

You'd be crazy. Shout to stab somebody to my fucking arm fell out of socket. You'd have been a joint in jail. I'd have stabbed you into my arm full out of socket. Your name would have been Twine in jail. You'd have had the shirt tied up, nigga. Fuck, you'd have been a fucking Maytag in jail. You'd have been clean niggies, draws and socks and shit.

You'd have been a fucking Maytack. I'm telling you, kids. He'd have been a fucking Maytack. Kids, first of all, you know he was a pimping jail. He had a couple holes, so he'd think he was doing something. Little Ricky Minaj. You're still talking about Ricky in them, man You're lying on me, man

You fucking putting smart on my jacket, man You used a nut-ass nigga That's all I'm gonna say He had a little joint in there, Kevin Nostalian And he's just, Kevin Megan Nostallian wasn't even out then So you're lying No, by far, it was low him

Not, you fucking lying on me You're lying, man You're lying. Little him. Well, Joe, it was low him A little him. Yeah, this is nuts, though. Man, this nigga lying on me, man. Can't take this shit. This nigga, this nigga.

You was a vicious liar, man. You just want to put smut on my name, man. I ain't want to do that, but no. When is we going to go shoot these jump shots, man? That's bullshit, man. He's scared today. Come over to the crib. I got a, I was warm enough for you today.

He wasn't, not for me. I'm, you too. I see you with the goggles. I see you throw the goggles in the different jerseys and all that. No, no, listen, I'm going to give you the game. I'm going to give you the cheat cold. See, a lot of times when we go to play these young boys, we be bet money. So when I come on there and I got the whole fit.

You got to throw them off. Throw him right the fuck off. They see me. And then next year you know, he's on fire! I'm like NBA jams because I'm NBA jams. All this new games, I don't know none about these new games.

Back in the day, they had NBA jams. You remember in the corner store you in it? He's on fire! I mean, Dan Marley and all that shit. So I'm still in that mode. So I'm like, damn. It is about this kiss. That's where the nigger been locked up too long, man.

When I go to go off more? Bigger NBA jam mode. I'm in that more. It's PlayStation 2 out. I don't play all that shit. Huge of a big. They got too much cheat code with that. So when I come, let's think about this, kiss.

This was throwing them all. When I walk on the court, they check rock. Bang. So dude trying to figure out, hold up, why this nigga got Portland Trailblazers socks on and Indiana Pacian Shorts on? By then, I whet, whet, and the color storm off. Yeah. It's like a rainbow.

They see the rainbow. I get one move off. I can do the crossover. Pass the gilley, pass back. He's on fire. So it's like, my whole joint is my whole. I get it. I get it.

Hey, kids, I see you working out, though, man. Hey, you did some shit today with the, and then you swung your head around. I needed the guy from the Robococop to go, eh. I mean, for Police Academy, I needed the, he was on his shit. The voice nigger to do the sound effects from them. I know, you know, movement is medicine, and we ain't getting no younger, so, you know, just trying to work out, man, I got to be here to run around with the babies. That's what it's going to want to roll up in the wheelchair and go to the trampoline joining the kids.

jumping around and you your knees don't work in there. Yeah. Ain't nothing going in for you. Ain't nothing working. Yeah. Movement is medicine, baby.

Let's get out and movement. What's the best studio session outside of Big you ever had? Outside of Big. I mean, had a lot of great one. I had a few beautiful rememberer ones with Big,

but like I said, that Reservoir Dog session, um, sessions with Mariah. All the type of shit You was really in it with Mariah though Yeah

MC Shout out the MC Sticking Gil's straight Oh we just asking man I'm just saying Like that hot Nick in there with Mariah God damn

I'm gonna just say this That's why I felt meek when he said that I did shit with Mariah I really did shit with Mariah Oh okay So you I was that line really You know

I'm on fire Yeah, I feel you, mate. Now, let me ask you this. Three and three. No bullshit. I'm putting it out there. You got three 16s going up against, I'm going to name people. And is they getting trash?

Is they getting killed or is they getting wounded? Trash, killed, or wounded? you got three verses three 16s you and nis what's going to happen before we even go before we even go before you know

I'm trying to I'm trying to kill everybody it don't matter no no if it happened right now trying to kill everybody yeah because they're trying to kill me since 9-3 nigger you ain't lying

Why they was just coming for you, though? Because he talked that shit. Yeah, you got it. I mean, it's a good, it's a beautiful problem to have. Mm-hmm. You know what I mean? Did you and Jay ever have like a, like a, you know, Jay is real, he's real.

Schlicht with it. Consenting. And he's, he's the curve, he's Kurt Shillings, Randy Johnson, and his prime. His, I'm talking about his curve game is legendary. Did you ever had that join, like, you all together? he'd be on some slick shit and you'd be like, yeah, try me. Like, you know how to wow.

No, no, in the beginning, like, see, we, when we came in, we didn't give a fuck about any. You know what I mean? We had to learn, we became grown in and learned how to rationalize and figure shit out as the years went on. But in the beginning, it was, we didn't give a fuck. Oh, he was just blacking out. You know what I mean?

I think everybody was like that. Absolutely. I think in the beginning when you are artists, you don't really know where you're heading. You just know this shit going somewhere. You feel what I'm saying? And you know that I'm better than the masses because I see the way these niggas react when I rap.

You feel what I'm saying? So I don't really think as artists we really know where we're taking it to. I just feel as though we just be doing us. Especially when you young, you raw, you're coming in the game, you don't give a fuck, you might just been fresh off the block from seeing the motherfucking shooting, shooting dice. Oh, that shit was part of your adrenaline. Yeah, that shit, that shit added to the fuel of your studio session

and your whole aura and everything that was going on. You know what's deep about this? Like, I'll buy your opinion in this, but you, you was a D-League rapper. You don't fit the criteria to speak on that shit. You was a fucking D-League rapper. I didn't understand how you just spazzed out, and you just broke down some shit that you're not qualified to break down.

You was a D-League fucking bum-ass rap. I'm letting him get off this episode. I can't be. I don't know. I don't got the nerves. I got to stop doing this to me. I'm just putting it out there, you kiss. Hey, kiss. See, what happened is he always got a little stench in his heart

because. I was a better rapper. Honestly, honestly. I was a better rapist. Just the fuck out of it. And I was your first manager. Fuck out of it. Listen, right.

If a nigga take you to the same. studio kiss kiss kiss if a nigga taking you to the studio picking the beat out getting the logo done you didn't pick the beats up what I picked all the beats out the fuck is you talking about I was your first manager

you don't want to kiss and I was going listen if I went to me if I went to jail I was going to burn your first two years what what what what I had that was getting burnt you didn't even dig it I had shows I had I had I had black party shows lined up I was going to I said I would get it because you ain't know what was going to

rap. This nigga was happy to rap. Kiss. I said, I'm going to burn this nigga's first two years. Kiss. First of all, kiss. He wasn't my fucking man. He's fucking. First way, he's three years younger than me. What that got to do with it? You think I was 19. Who took you to the studio? Who took me to the studio, though? Okay. Did I take you to the studio? You took me to the studio? Because I wasn't trying to rap. I was trying to rob some shit.

It don't even fucking matter. I do it. I do a rap with some that shit. And I had you on the contract. Fuck you talking about you was the one. Because you got the mouthpiece, because that shit crazy. Yeah, I took you dumb ass. I'm trying to rob these niggas, man. And what happened? You wind up being a fucking rapper.

No, you begged me to go to the studio, nigger. And then when I got there, niggas was like, damn, you bought a nigger that's better than you. No, you remember that time? Fuck as you talk about it.

You remember that time? Listen, no, no, no, no, no. This thing took me. Listen, this is how real it was. This nigger took me everywhere and was like, my cousin liked that. He only got one rap,

but that niggas was like one rap. I say rap. That's manager shit. Like, on the spot here. rap. I'd be like rap. Because I was valid in him. Want some real shit?

Want some real shit? Kiss. I had one rap. Nobody never noticed this. All his 90s. Nobody don't know this shit, right? You remember we was in the nanny basement? And I was like, cuss.

I was like, yo, man. Did this this is the stuff, man. Write your name on this. Because we got to, I got to, no, for the logo shit. I said, write your name on this, this and the third. He don't even know that for real, for real. I could have sued Tony Draper. I could sue baby.

You was in contract with me when I was in jail. I had a, I had you in a life. and a sign your life away records contract, you nut-ass niggins. I still got that joke. You signed your publishing and anything. You remember I was reading the books. This business of music, and I would have, you know I had all the books. He lied.

You couldn't read till you went to jail. No, that was when I was younger. That was when I was younger. I knew how to read after that. That's why I had all the fucking books in Nanny House. Fuck you think I was in, I had this business of music. What knick on the street had this business? You know this thing you used to look at the pictures, man.

This thing I was doing no fucking read. They had no pictures. I have wrote a contract in the basement. You signed that shit. You fucking loser. You're a fake-ass rapper, man. You got to take rapper off your jacket. That's not...

Hey, kids, don't... First of all, I'm a highly respected nigger out here. I don't know what you're talking about. That doesn't seem a lot of motherfucking money out of this rap game. You want me to name all the deals, Nick? Baby took a hell.

You're still in the rig. I don't get fucking... Let me just tell you something. Let me just tell you something. It don't matter. The baby. Let me just tell you something. Let me just tell you something.

It don't matter about if a nigga took a hell not long as he socked it to my pocket, like a rocket. I ain't worrying about what him and his family got going on. You was a tax right off. That's cool. That's cool. Tony Draper talked about that. Yeah, but, you know, Stunner gave me $200,000 just to come around, nigga.

Talk to me. Yeah, Stunner, listen. Stunner gave me $200,000 just to walk come around, Nick. Stunner, another-ass niggins, if he gave you 200,000. He wasn't worth it. You was doing fucking, you was doing platter parties and shit. He was going to picnics and shit, nigga. Nicky was doing black parties and shit.

Stunner, you're a nut-ass nigger. You're my man, Stunner. Hold up, Stunner, Stunner, you're my man. You know that. We're right here. But you was another-ass nigger for giving them to $200. You fucking...

He's seen you coming, man. I don't know how to fuck you done that. I'm a hustler, nigga. No, you... Fuck, it's wrong with you. I'm disappointed in Stunner. I ain't know he gave you that fucking much money. I thought he gave you like $2,500 or something.

I ain't know he's fucking crazy. Fuck is wrong with him. I would hit you with the $2,500 deal. Listen, he'll go $2,500. He'll fake roly. He'll change. It's a rap. You're done.

Out of ice you. Out of fucking ice you. I already had to connect. That can work right now. Yeah, it can work right now. I would deal, but that's what... $2,500. $2,500.

I know a nigga right now. The fake Ralee? With the fake Rale? Listen, I know a rapper. You sign a nigga. You go outside and sign five niggies. I know a nigga right now that's signed for $2,500, right? A veteran artist signed this nigga for $2,500, and then sold his shit over.

And got, got cash. out by the label when he signed his doing to get him off and join he had him on some paper i ain't gonna say his name he from new york but listen that's another story talking for 25 yeah 100 one of your boys one of my boys yeah not no he's he's not the rap he's not it wasn't stows as she no no i ain't talking about the rap fuck is he's not one of your boys oh one of my boys signed yeah oh i mean saluted him yeah they was a legend they was legendary

all right listen let me ask you a real question though uh uh How many contracts you got to go to, both of y'all before you. How many rape contracts you got to go to before you get it in the rap game? Like, how many do, because the, you know what I mean? You're a real jewel. Every contract got some bullshit. Absolutely. Every, every last one of them.

Absolutely. You could find bullshit in any contract you sign. Absolutely. Every one of them. Any last one of them. But it's just that, it's just that when you got some momentum, and the contract's a little better. That's a fact.

But it's still bullshit. You're always going to be able to find some bullshit, but the more momentum you have, the more leverage you'll be able to. Absolutely. Because one thing these record labels always fear is that you're going to walk out that motherfucker and go right down the street.

And do it there. And then they look up, and then you've got to understand over the years, record label is lost out on a trillion dollars. You feel what I'm saying? Like, you got to understand, like, a nigger like Jermaine DePree had Nellie. And then Nellie leave and sell 10 million records.

You feel me? You got to understand, like, Alicia Keys, was that like... Alicia Keys, the same record is the one that did 10 million. They turned their down or something. Right. She came right back with that same project, and that's the one that went through the fucking moon. So imagine you work... So imagine you work over...

The niggas who told her, no, they probably... Fired. Yeah. You feel what I'm saying? So that's what the record labels don't be wanting. They don't be wanting to say, oh, no, we're going to pass on this, and then you go down the street, and then you look up, me, you know, made the record company down the street $300 million, and these motherfuckers looking like idiots.

So when you got that, when you got a little, you know, fire up under you, you got a little steam up on the use. It's leverage. You know what I'm saying? Perfect word. You can leverage a better deal. I was just always able to leverage. regardless of the shit you say It's what you negotiate

Right Ain't what you ask for Is what you negotiate Right You keep talking But you was ready to leverage man I can't take these nicks I just can't

I can't take the bullshit man I can't Wait wait wait hold on Wait a lot of deals man He had deals Hold on wait I was signed the Swive House He gave me six figures

He got that Tony Draper money That's my man Tony Tony Tony I was signed the cash money That's when I knew you was a special different type of nigga. Tony really... The cash money didn't... The cash money deal didn't surprise me.

Because I already knew you knew how to maneuver about it. The Tony Draper one, I said, oh, this nigga's different. Cash money actually came to me and told me if you can get out the situation, I got to ask for you.

That's what baby said to me. That's what that would even made me... What's your ass? The cash money piece. Oh, you signed for a chain? No. No.

I knew it. I knew it. I knew it. I knew it. I knew it. I knew it. You're a real nigga. You lie!

You sound for a fucking chain. He said he had to ask for you. I just told you what I signed for. No, but he said he had an S. You signed for the chain. Yeah, man. He said he had to ask. He didn't tell him about the money.

And hold on, hold on, hold on. Hold on. And everybody around cash money notice the God honest truth. I was gave a cash money piece. I never put the bitch on. I felt like it was disrespect. Nigger, my jewelry, this motherfucking big.

How you come in here and hear me a cash money piece this little, man? The fuck is going on, man. I ain't putting that shit on, man. Fuck is wrong. You don't see how I'm doing it, man? No, no, no. It is extra. My shit, extra husky, man.

My shit got a thousand ninety-six diamonds in one piece, man. Hold on, man, what I'm talking, man. Hold on what I'm talking, man. If the jewelry is fake, it's going to be, big. Hold on what I'm talking, man. A-fucking course. You got that from Rahim to Jewel. Nick, nigga, come in, give me a cash money piece this big ass money this big ass shit on, nigga.

What did you sign for a chain? Nick, nigga fell some type of way with me, too, because I never threw that shit on. A platinum chain. Nigel, you shouldn't even want this low-ass cash money piece to sit on this big-ass MF piece. Man, it's shit disrespectful, man. Shit disrespectful, man. No disrespect, but I don't buy a little pieces, man. I don't buy them a little ass.

I'm a rapper, man. What the fuck I'm doing running around with a piece this big, man. Oh, my W piece that small. I'm conservative. I'm conservative. You're the karaoke night. My shit flooded up, too. You want karaoke night in prison.

My shit flooded up. I got two of them. Nigger was a karaoke went up, gratis for a prison. He's all in there. I'm every one. You're fucking lying. You're nut-assed. It's all in me.

My dime is willing to yours, you nut that ass, nigga. Anything you wasn't done. You're doing that real good. Oh, oh. You're doing that real good. He was up there. Low, low, low. He's doing that real good.

Hey, kiss. He's doing that real good. He's spicy. The real, the real spice G, not spice. Let me use spice G. Hey, kiss, man. I just wanted to just, I just want to just send you the ultimate love and a salute, man. Got to.

Likewise. That you've done something that only a handful of artists can. do and that's be relevant for fucking decades man and i also went from ball head yeah that was some back what the fuck is yeah yeah we know we know we know doctors is none of that yeah like kiss was the only nigga that was bald for no reason he got to connect deion gave me to yeah i think prime gave you to connect i don't know i never met prom i only met tory a few times tiger once or twice i don't know none of them doctors none of that might I always you know X was the big homie, so it rocked the ballhead was the thing to do for me.

You know, Luchin Stalsallor, they had high-tive fades and chemical blowouts in school. But once we got- Chemical blowouts. All that kind, they had all them crazy cuts, you know what I mean? Activated. Yeah, that was the shit. They had a Jerry Curl was the shit activated. When we got the deal, I told them, you know, down the line, when y'all's shit go off, I'm bringing my shit back. And they thought I was joking

Then, you know I was just watching the chart That shit went away I let my shit grow And you're the first nigga in the history They had a ball here for no reason Like my shit was coming back a little No reason

No no you was trying to be like me It was totally different You had a ball You wanted to be like his big cousin and shit I'm like dog You got pitches I'm like you I had a fucking ballroom

14 with a ball head bro You're looking sick bro like Like, bro, you're looking like a patient, bro. This is a goofy. Hey, listen, when anything I love, when anything I love, man, you stole my swag, man. That's all I'm going to say.

I wrote his first rap, so I ain't even worrying about this shit, kiss. I was a ghost writer. So, Kiss. Wow. From jail. Don't you believe that shit kiss. Man, we just want to commend you, man, for, you know, for always being a solid nigger, too, kiss.

You know, since I met you from day one, you always was a solid nigger. every time I see you You're always the same nigger Ain't no switch up in your game Ain't no you just a solid nigger All the way around the board man And I just salute you for that

I commend you for that man And I commend you for just being great Man And showing motherfuckers that you can really Achieve longevity in this game Man Because when you look up bro And you say

How many niggas been doing it as long as you When still able to get the bag being too many fucking too many motherfuckers out there you feel what I'm saying so we just like to give a nigga his flowers why he's living man you know what I'm saying and let

a nigga know man you really the shit out here man you've really been the shit for 25 plus years out this motherfucker man and that's some hard shit to do that's a factory that's some hard shit to do I appreciate y'all because you know

you know y'all y'nagas is hot in the street um hot on the internet and y'all reach out the niggas and y'all you know the same shit wallow said about me i do that often i got good relationships with the the dudes on the top of the billboard and i got them same kind of relationships with the dudes that's up and coming and you know i mean trying to make their bones in this game and that's a that's a beautiful thing because a lot of people when they get obtained status or get to a service or get to a service level in this game. They shit on niggas.

They shit on the people that really need to help. So, you know, that's why we click like this because we understand the game and, you know, one phone call away. While I called me before y'all got on a flight. Kiss, we need y'all. We need you today. When y'all, when y'all get here, just call me.

I'm going to come through. And if we was able to do more shit like that, it would be more generational wealth for our people. But, you know, real is rare. And there's only a couple of them. So I salute y'all. Appreciate that, man. Appreciate that, man.

Shit, man, we just, man, y'all got a whole hour to kick it with kiss. Kick it with. While I'll go in on him. Yeah, I killed him a little bit. Long as I killed him, Kiss. I killed that nigga. You know why, Kiss, I know really you, you, you, his favorite rapper. So I don't want to stun on him in front of his favorite rap.

I went to battle kiss when I was in jail when I was writing my battle rap. I said, if I'm running the kids, I'm a batting. That's another story. I'm glad you ain't running to me and then, mother. Kiss what they ate your stupid ass up told me you to battle the stupid ass. No, everything is about the location. I ought to make sure I got a location where most of the people

would have been ruling for me. So it had been the bad of my, oh, oh, shit. You all right, you didn't know how to do that industry shit, huh? Yeah, get him and get him. He'd been about to say shit up. Home court advantage. I got a bat of him in Philly on South Street. Most people are like, yeah, well, oh, even though I didn't win.

Hey, you would have never won. what you done ass thing. I know. Hey, listen, we appreciate y'all for tuning in each and every week, man. Oh, Stu, holler at me, man, Gil. Wow.

You see that? Okay. I'm coming to talk to y'all, man. We're setting it up. You hear me? Set it up. Get it up. We got to get a layup.

Eat money. We're setting it up. The Leigh up. It's the lair from the goat. I'm hitting him with some fucking jumpers tomorrow, but today it's a lay. We got to get out there. We got to get out there. You know what I mean?

Yeah. And it's just like that. Let's call me. Right. Thank you.