Million Dollaz Worth Of Game - MILLION DOLLAZ WORTH OF GAME EPISODE 119: "FEAT FABOLOUS"

Episode Date: June 27, 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. Beeph in this shit crying. Love for that beat drop. I got that heat vibe. I hear these hate and birds chirping.

I tell them, please stop, please stop. You don't want beef now, do you? Better take the easy vout. Come on T-Sixie Come on T-Sexie Call and say they need me now Show these bitches How to do it

Ain't nobody flow As well as mine Pulling up in the rows No valentine All these hitting bitches broke And got a dime To go back and forth And got the time

My name ring bells alert Trying to run down Back and shout at you first Screamin' fuck 12 Free all the gang I'm done gels My road tick a L in the dirt Holy water drip a spirit shoot

Take it there I take it there with you Then it bear a shoot They barely got it They can bear the truth I burn the roof And they repair the booth T-Sia animal

No son and no come I look the same off the internet Don't need a filter Kick like Matilda Still keep it really than most of you niggas I make them feel like a bitch Bitch when I am approach you niggas To keep a finger

Close to the trigger Ice cold walker flow in the blizzard Flow like a boat in the river Broke in a joke Now I can laugh when I want Cause my focus is bigger Now Heat rock

Ooh I hear these hate and birds chirping I tell him please stop Please stop You don't want beef now do you Better take the easy route Be easy now I hear that

You hear that You hear that You hear that Oh T sexy She's sexy She's not playing no games She's sexy

She's giving that he-rock T-Sixie Turn it up Turn it up Go back in That's what you call me Sexy from the block Make it hot

Oh sexy on and she can't wait to drop Oh sexy going all the way to the top DJ hit the bass And play my favorite part Ooh Love of that beat drop Love all this bad boot I just dump on the beat

She's out of dumb man They want what she got Yeah yeah yeah Yeah yeah yeah yeah Yeah, yeah, listen, man. Shout out the T-Sexy, man. New York City, man. That's that heat rock.

You ready? F-A-B-O-E-L. Let's go. Right. Hey. Oh. You ever had a cold in the summer? Just be the worst.

It gets better, though. How they turn the top dog To a hundred dog Oh It's a cold world Even in the summer dog Like a hundred miss calls in my number law I talk to God

For I talk to people from them bloke You can talk that shit fad if you want You can talk that shit if you want baby You're a million dollars or for gay baby Yeah It's going down Come on They bite

They might Let them Bosses park where they like Yeah Oh, trick you Mm-hmm You that nigga that they got their eye on So I think I know just how I feel

It'll be a Zion Uh-huh Being number one I'm a Brian Tim's Uh-huh, I'm a Brian Tim's Uh-huh, I'm gonna get a king some gems Like look You're the gray hope and escape go

You know, I had to make quotes And take notes Yeah Mm. Those are learning to make Stay aflo Yeah Listen, we're going down

It's going in, man Y'all now tuned into DJ Wallo 267 Listen, all you Brule ladies in the back Come up front All you niggas right there Get off them couches

Y'all keep bombarding niggas sections and shit Let the ladies run up In them sections, man It's going down This is a million dollars Worth a Game Nightclub You know we got fab, man

It's going down It's going to be a cold summer, man. We ain't playing this summer It's gonna be a cold summer Yeah, yeah, yeah We got Fendi in the back man He's coming through man He gonna grab these ones and twos

When I'm done with him It's going down man We ain't playing the game DJ Fendi man Yeah he's the DJ back in the day He came over flexing all of them They was DJing in the parks back in the day He told me

First he was carrying the crates for Flex And then flex He'd go ahead jump on You can start DJing He gave me that whole game He leveled up He leveled up Fendi gave me the game

He said man listen Because it was FNF Fenni and Flex He said that was the whole drone We used to run around I carried his crates I used to have a book bag on You know what I mean

With all his other utensils His needles and all that shit And he leveled up And he started DJAM But right now you're now tuned Into me Mee me Million dollars worth for game

To get me Meeming me me me me me me Million dollars worth of game Players fuck up too Fucking nut Now We got somebody here today My nigga Spiz

We got Spiz here today Spiz in the mor fucking good We got Spids is here today. Some of y'all don't know who Spids is. Listen, some of y'all don't know. We're taking it back to Brooklyn. We're taking it.

We're taking it down. We're taking it back to the books, man. BK, man. You know we know people Aidwell. We ain't where. Y'all never, you know how they go. You know what I mean? That's my motherfucker homie Spids, man.

Let me ask you a question, man. What's up, good? Top three DJs in New York. DJing. DJing. That's easy for me. It's Clark Kent. It's, uh, Kit Capri.

And it's DJS and S&S. Bam! Those three. Okay. Wow. They're gone. Oh. You know, not like that.

Shout out to those three because these, those threes are legends. Those legendarys right there. Legends on top of legendaries. You don't throw, you went through a clue in there? You said party DJs, right? Yeah. I'm saying DJ in a party. At DJ and a party, those is my three.

I didn't hear a clue in there, but, you know, those is my three. You wouldn't throw flex in there? No. definitely not throwing flex in there's what i'm saying about i's oh that's why flex might be mad at me though because i stole fendie he think yeah fendie finny finny listen fendie was a i'm telling me he's a hit listen finny is in the hip-hop hall of fame for being a crate care he carried he was like he carried more crates than anybody because he was carrying crates from flex and it just carried whole i'm talking he was a legend but he leveled up he he helped gil get in the game

for gill in his first battle no that's a that's a that's a crazy level up right now A lot of niggins. Right. Run from the craze to the grates. That's the crazy of the grates. You know what I mean? You know what I mean? He won some money through Gilly in the battle one day.

Got a bunch of bag off in Gil's shit, seen him down the highway to Philly. Finney came up. He learned the game because Flex told him the game, but that's another story. Now Flex mad at me. Like, you know what I mean? Flex ain't mad of you, man.

I think it's a misunderstanding, that's all. You know how the game is. Okay. I think he's a little mad about something. I don't know what he's mad at, though. Me and Flex always had a, the crazy part of our relationship. relationship has always been a little strange because him and Clue had issues.

But, um... He apologized to Clue, too. Yeah, right here. On here? Yeah. He apologized to him. But you know what? You know what he needs?

Well, it was his apology about why was he? He said, because he explained that. I thought it was competition and they just... Yeah, it was. Well, he explained that, you know, him and Clue used to work together. They was really close. And then Clue got a position over at the other station. And before they left, they had made a deal.

Like, you know, we fucked with each other. I don't think they was really close, though. at Hot 97. To be honest, I think it was still a competition there. Flex was already that guy at Hot 97, and he probably thought Clue was coming up. You know, Clue had a name and, you know,

Energy up there. Clue only had one night, though. He was doing Monday night. It's up there, you know what I'm saying? Flex got every night, you know what I'm saying? But Clue, a lot of rappers coming up on his Monday thing. Clue got exclusive records. He got freestyles.

You know, he's making his way up there. And I think, you know, Flex, you know, not, I can't speak. for him, but I know the energy that was going on in the city at that time, and I feel like he would have, you know, that's where I think the restraint and their relationship started. Yeah. And then Clue went to the other

station to do what Flex does at 997. Right. So now it's really competition because now it's station against station, ratings against ratings, DJ against DJs, who has the better connections and relationships, you know what I'm saying? So that's what I said my relationship. Who got to, who gets the exclusives, who gets to drop the bombs, who gets to

off crazy on the record you know what I'm saying it became that in the city every artist in New York will attest to that and say that that you know it was a clue versus flex name

so they their competition strained me and flex's relationship a little bit but not to anything crazy like you know he still talked a lot but it wasn't like

like even if I know they got a competition I can't be arms around flex right right right you know me because my man is your competition So at the same time, we could be cool, we could be cordial, but I can't go too far.

And that's how I always really played it. But I don't know. I don't know. It seemed like he mad about something, but I don't know what it is. You think he needs some new Amsterdam. That's all. Absolutely. We need to go on chill for a second.

That's all. Take some shots of this new Amsterdam. Let me take something about New Amsterdam. The official vodka bars through sports and a presenting sponsor of me and I was worth a game. Now, I told you, it's playoff time. Mm-hmm. you know baseball going on you know a lot of sports is going on it's great for pregame and it's distilled five times and filtered three times for that clean crisp

and finish you know and you could drink it straight up you could drink it on the rocks you know you can drink it with soda juice you can make a new amsterdam mule so when you're out and about and you're at your local liquor store make sure you pick up you some new amsterdam vodka the official vodka bars through sports a shout out to the new amsterdam queen to you know at the house with a girlfriend's making the cocktails and you know all of those things so let me ask you a question for that do you think the mixtape would ever come back when i'm talking about the mixtape i'm not talking about how they rebranded the mixtape as it's all me do you ever think that the mixtape would come back whereas though a DJ would get in position

and be able to position up becoming dudes like you had where you could just get on there fuck a verse up or you know fuck somebody beat up and it just do you think that shit would ever come back not really um i think just because the way the internet is and the way music is um digested through the internet i don't think that mixtape lane is like uh it would take a whole this this generation they didn't come up on the mixtape like that so they're not gonna you know what saying they're not going to jump to it like you know what i think in a way what calid does like the albums that he makes is his way of almost doing a mixtape. You know what I'm saying? If you look at it, that's where, you know, how clue tapes was. It was, you know, even though it was different songs by different

people, they were all blended together to make, you know, one solid body work. You know what I'm saying? And I think that's what Callet kind of does, but he doesn't do it with, you know, up and comins and, you know what I mean? At this point, Caled is a big, a big artist at this point. So he, you know, he connects with other big artists and make songs that way. But I don't think the mixtape for your question i don't think that style of mixtape uh needs to come back really i don't even think it needs to come back i think they got they got other platforms now they got youtube they got tictox and you know they got all kind of other things so i don't think they and what's even great about those other platforms you can make money from yes you know what's

mix tapes in our era they was free or supposed to be no no they was selling them motherfuckers them A lot of people, though, make their mixtapes and you should just give them out. When you're starting from the bottom, we're trying to get people to hear you. You know what I'm saying? Like, it's, this niggas who printed up, printed up thousands of mixtapes just to give out. You know what I said that shit before. Yeah, but the whole twist is like, I'm just saying, I told you about, sorry, and get a new, get a new ringtone because that joint sound dumb.

Don't let me just step me in front of the company. Also, when we talk about relevancy, you have so many people, artists come and go, You know, I see like 6,000 artists come and go, eight, three, six months, right? Literally. What was your keys, you know, to your staying power? What was it, what was the whole, the blueprint to your staying power all this time and still being relevant in the culture of now and tomorrow?

Um, I would say it just, just staying who I am, but also adapting. I know staying who you are, even that at some point going to get old. You know what I'm saying? But you got to be able to stay who you are. and adapt to what's going on. And that's the thing that's going to keep you. It's just like how technology keep going. But without wave riding.

Right. No, you can't jump wave to wave because when the wave, the wave going to keep changing. Right. So what's you going to do? The wave and hip hop going to change maybe every two, three years. So if you ride in a wave, what you're going to do when it change? Try to jump on the next wave.

You're just going to grab your surfboard and just be, you just ride niggas. wave or he hopping. I'm gonna try to sound like him. Right, you're a fucking surfer out here. And the reason I talk about longevity, because when you look at the game, you was on Electric, Atlantic Desert Storm, deaf jam, rock nation,

I'm telling him, you had... So you know what he just said? To all the young niggas. You know what he just told y'all? Without telling y'all that Fab is a hustler. He said, he said, you just was on check, check, check, check, check. And he wasn't talking about no Nikes,

and being able to get the check through all of those situations is based on your relationships. Absolutely. Relationships is worth more than money. Absolutely. So who you disrespect on the way up, you're going to see them on the way down. Understand that.

And, you know, I know certain niggas, you know how niggas be hot, so they're hardheaded because they're hot. You know what I'm saying? They could say whatever they want to do that, but that ain't going to last forever either. Absolutely. Now when you ain't the hot nigger,

now the same motherfuckers, like you said, the niggas you was disrespecting and all that. Now they don't want to help you. They don't want to do nothing for you. They don't, you're not the same hot nigger from three years ago. When they had to put up with your shit.

Right. There's a difference. It's like playing basketball. You come in the league. You get a little perks when you're a superstar. You can talk back to the coaches. You get coaches fired. You can do a lot of shit.

When you're a superstar, you call the shots with the general management. As soon as the motherfucking legs and the knees and the McKillies burn the fuck out. Guess what? We don't want to hear what you're talking. You listen to the next nigger now. It's his turn. They're going to remind you.

Nigger, you keep living in yesterday. Your life's still back Thursday. You ain't who you used to be. Nigger, you used to average 30 and, nigga, in 9 and 8. Nigger, now you're averaging 17, 2, and 2. Shut the fuck up. You're a role player. Now, now, this is the thing, like, you say that about relationships, right?

The right relationships. And I think I need a lot of artists. Certain relationships you need to let go. Absolutely. The right relationships, keep them shit sturdy. The business relationship. Did you ever feel a time where as though you wasn't as hot as you was or in a position as you was in one of the relationships

through your life-reserving? Was it ever a time like that where you was like, and the motherfucker made that call, you made the call and he said, I got something for you. Yeah, not even if it, like, really super saved me, but, like, put me in position. Put me in a position to do my thing.

That's one of the most things somebody can get you, not just give you money, because somebody give you money, you're going to spend it, and then you back need the money. If you don't spend it right You know what I'm saying If somebody give you opportunity

That's one of the most valuable shit somebody could get you Somebody give you a chance to do something Like it's on now it's on you Right It's like you give a yo I'm gonna get you studio Let me see what you go in there and do Now you go in the studio

Sit around and fuck around and smoke And drink and don't do nothing I gotta get you the opportunity You can't say nothing bad at them Niggas are still trying to come out of it And say yo man He gave me studio at this time I had to get in my vibe

I ain't have enough time. Niggie, we gave you studio, and you said you're a rapper. That's it. That's the most somebody could do for you is give you an opportunity. So on me, anytime somebody gave me an opportunity,

I look at it as I got to make the most of the opportunity. That's how I got in the game. Right. That's how I rap for clue. I just got a random opportunity to rap for clue. And I said, I don't know when I'm going to get this shit again. Right.

I ain't get, you know what I mean? That's my story. My story is making the fucking most of something. when you got a chance to make the most of it. Absolutely. I didn't get shot nine times like 50. I ain't have, you know, build my own label like Jake. My shit was I got this opportunity and I fucking burnt it.

And it led to where we sit in that now. Now, for you to be in this game this long, I'm a young cat. I'm a young rapper. What advice would you give to a young rapper making the M's but got the pressure on him from social media, the pressure of being a real nigga, the pressure of I ain't no pussy What advice would you give a young nigga that's getting M's right now and getting $60,000 a night

Three times a night Doing three shows jumping on this flight Going from here to there Doing that what advice would you get to a young cat That's out here You know what I mean My main advice is Don't let none of this shit trick you

Out of what you're doing You're doing this God put you in this position To do this for a reason So like trying to live You could be a real nigga Without trying to be a gangster without trying to, you know, do anybody wrong.

That's not what make you a real nigga. Even money, none of that shit don't make niggas real niggas to me. Like, it's not, you know how somebody say, yo, that's a real nigga. That nigga gave me some money. Right. I don't mean nothing.

Right. He gave you some money. I don't mean he real. Right. You might have had a pocket full of money and could afford to give you some money. Absolutely. You know what I asked somebody before,

yo, somebody gave you $100 and they had a million dollars in their pocket. Do that make them real because they get you $100? No. Oh, it's just $100 to a nigger with a million in this pocket ain't nothing. Right. $100 to a nigga who only had $100 or had $200 and gave you $100. That's real because he's taken from something that would affect him. Right.

And doing it for you. You know what I'm saying? That's real. Now, for you being in this long game, once again, about longevity, how many times you had to basically, you know, waive members or cut members off the team because they wasn't bringing value? or they couldn't or they didn't be able to connect with the opportunities that they they was running into during your time on the road or they was being they wasn't being assets

they was being liabilities i don't feel like i ever cut anybody i felt like people cut their self off from me you know what i'm saying like you just you just pass me the scissors really i don't i didn't i don't i if my people around me and people that i fuck with and love and genuinely like i have no reason to try to cut you all right you off. Yeah. I'm not even looking to. Like, you got to do something to make me even feel that.

And sometimes somebody do something that you let slide because you got so much love for them or you got so much connection or years or, you know what I'm saying? Like, so they really got to go to that point even for me. You know what I'm a loyalist. So I'm loyal to what, who I fuck with and I'm loyal to it. So you got to really, I never really had to just cut somebody else because I feel like they're not doing what they're supposed to do because sometimes. That's what's around you a lot of times.

Like we just was talking. You come in the game with 20 of your homies. You know what I'm saying? Because it's just about just y'all doing it and doing it together. Right. After a while, you've got to figure out, all right, which one of these 20 niggas is for this shit or just here to be here? Right. Just hang around.

Yeah. Like, niggas who just hanging around versus niggas who trying to be here and want to work to be here. Right. You know what I'm saying? And the niggas that want to work to be here, they show you. they show that they want to work to be here. For sure. Because when a nigger like, when a nigger got them long nights in the studio, he's like, damn, I'm thirsty.

A niggas like, yo, what you want? I got you. What you need? Bam. Yeah, a nigger trying to make the whole circle win. If you know that this is the mill ticket and this is my man, I don't have no problem playing no role. Secure the bag.

I don't have no problem playing, no fucking role in us, winning. Those are the niggas that stay around a lot of the times because we know that it's genuine with you. You was like this from day one. Because you believed in the dream, but

before I had money, you was willing to run to the store, go get the pizzas, go scoop the weed, Uber, my bitch's hair, whatever I needed to do. Anything to keep the ship together. Right. You was willing to do to make the ship run right.

Those are the niggas that stay around. And the niggas that's just around for some pass-off money, some dick sucks, some pictures with Chris Brown, and Trace songs, and the baby. The hang-around is mad at the niggas who work in. And y'all doing it, y'all doing it just to be on the road and really be shitting on the niggas at home. You're making a big, a long conversation. You're taking pictures with everybody that you're man with, and you're just really trying

to shit and stunt. You ain't trying to make nothing out of this shit, though, be the niggas that don't last that long. See, I played my part with me and Gil first started back in the day. I was his manager, and I was an artist in the group. And I was your fucking manager, man. You remember that show you did at the block party? I got paid for that.

I ain't tell you about it. But I was getting you book for shows and anything, nigga. And you wasn't get no money. But I was your fucking manager in that ass, nigga. But like, I'm just saying, if you, if you're my homie and I'm rocking with you. And this is how all homie is supposed to be. Nigger, I'm flavor, flavor, whatever it got to be. If we rocking it.

Because the whole thing is when you win, I win. Nick, I got to be security. I got to be DJ one night. I got to be whatever. I got a roller blunt. niggas don't want to do that but the niggas sit back home be on the block and catch a case

because they wanted to be a real nigga oh fuck that nigga man I ain't bro gave you opportunity you know what I mean like he gave you opportunity to get out and now you mad when you back on the block that niggas a bitch ass nigga he ain't no real nigga

nigger send me back home no you you wanted to be a real nigga you was too cool to do anything and you start thinking that you was the rapper and she was the artist and let me say this and a lot of times even when because when you get with an artist

It's like he said he came in the game. He had 20 niggas. I guarantee you them 20 niggas did at least a three-year run. Because it takes time for the artist to grow to even start realizing that. Hold on, wait. Every time I go in the motherfuckinjoochee store, I'm buying 12 niggas Gucci shit. Every time I go on the sneaker store, I'm buying 12 niggas sneaks because we all was in the club last night.

All our shit got stepped on. All our shit fucked up. Every time I go to dinner, my motherfucking, my dinner at these restaurants. is motherfucker $3,200. I never even was mad at that, though. No, no, no. But what I'm saying.

My niggas, and I'm getting money, I would do it. But it's like doing that to somebody who don't deserve it or ain't grateful or, you know, don't appreciate it. That's when they get, you know what I'm saying? And to my point, even for the niggers who

go on that three-year run with you and then you go home, a nigger still gave you something. He gave you some shit you would never see before. He introduced you to people. you would never meet before he had you on flights that you would never take before he had you in parties that you would never be before he had you in business rooms that you would never that you would only dream about being in you just didn't take advantage so when you're back at home after the three-year run after all the parties all the bitches the tremendous dick sucks and don't nothing resonate from that shit be mad at yourself because you was there at least you got some memories they got memories you got memories nigga, you was in the moment. You was in the moment and you didn't take advantage of the moment.

Fab. Top five rappers in New York of all time. Top five in New York. Because we're talking I did in the live. We're talking about both. Damn. Jay. Nas.

Big. Kiss. On a growing up tip. I would throw cane in there. Kane was my first favorite rapper. So you didn't throw yourself in there? No, I mean, no, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm cool with that. But if we asking who the five that, niggas that I fucked with, that's, that's, that's, that's, that's, that's, that's my five New York movie that I fuck with.

The top five New York niggas, living. Living. So you got Jay Z and Nas in it Yeah J-Z and Nas Kiss Kiss Kiss me

That's what I'm telling about I don't I've got him thinking This is a good one Living This is a great one Wow This is a great one

Man He keeps saying You're talking about He's keep saying living I'm talking about Live Live No I'm talking about

But on the scale of just nice or you mean on that list on that list that's all I mean oh that list and

oh shit goddamn goddamn it's it's so many that I could put at that fifth slot I'm crazy see we gave the easy one

Jay big nah shit that was easy shit come on now we got a double back like the niggas in the bubble act yeah it's hard

that hard in the whole new york history you're gonna miss some niggas you're gonna miss some niggas right so let's do it okay come on all right what's your top 10 a live

new york rappers are all time so you got jZ you got nize you got jade kiss you got you got you got big daddy cane I need five more that's hard that's not hard I can't do no list like that

I'd be having niggas you never heard about Yeah, I can get, I mean, I can name my motherfucking top ten. New York of all time. Yeah, I mean, I know it can't be that hard for F-A-B-O-L-O. Yeah, I mean? Can I put Wu-Tang? Yes, you fucking can. Did your W-Tang six?

Okay. Because it was so many of it. No, no, no. You put the whole woo in there. That's six. It's hard, man. It's not that hard. Just name them.

Just name. This is why niggas duck these. These top shit It's like It's hard Shit, man Stiles P Okay

Mm-hmm Um Nice that I'm about to throw somebody in there That niggas Sleep on But they was nice Who

Nature Nature All right That's That's Damn That's eight That's eight

You got two more I'm Nature I just had to throw him It was a time I'm gonna say some shit A lot of niggas don't understand It was a time that

P, Prodigy was holding shit down In New York That nigga was holding New York That nigga said It was like the time He was like the fucking That nigga in New York Prodigy had me feeling like

He had a moment Made me feel like a thug When I listened to it A nigga had a moment It's the pig peed up But you ain't throw the deep up in there I would definitely Because on a

On a scale of I love their music But I loved them collectively kind of as a group so I would Yeah It's hard for me to But you said Woutain you can say Mop Yeah all right so I put Maw Because y'all has

They had some legendary groups Mo Okay so so who's 10 Who's 10? Who's 10? CNN it was a bunch of let it finish this all L LL bam so you ain't So no no Nikki

No dip set No dip set No No You're talking about rapping or you're talking about Popular artists I like that All right cool

You said you 10 Yeah You said you said, okay, cool. I do, and even I do nature in there because I respect because he was nice. That's what I, you know, I grow, I'm, I like niggas who talk their shit. See, for me, when I, when I look at the top rappers in, in New York, right? Like, I hold you and kiss, you know, at a different standard because y'all niggas was really able and still as able. You just had a show in Philly

You feel what I'm saying To still Do generations, man Generations You came out in What's the first year you came out? My first album dropped in 2001 I met Klu

And rap for Klu in 98 though But you was buzzing in 2000 2000 Right, okay So you came out in 2000 man's 2021 man and you and kids still run around here and do shows and get checks and to me if I'm an artist I me personally I would rather have a career like yours like a kiss because you got people that came out here they sold 10 million records yet they got the money

they got the money fast they but they ain't heard the roar from the crowd in so long and When we get in this motherfucking rap game, we don't get in this rap game for the money. Yeah, the money is going to come. We get in this rap game because we love it and because we want to be recognizing because we want to hear that motherfucking roar from that crowd, man. Because that roar from that crowd is everything.

That's what make your fucking blood just circulate at a different level. That make your heartbeat just knowing you're about to go out there in that crowd. And niggas don't get to hear that roar. They might get a lot of money quick. But they get a quick-ass roar. You feel what I'm saying? And now they're sitting at home with a lot of money. But they ain't heard the roar in so long.

Only roar they're hearing is the motherfucker engines on their car. So to me, you know, I just want to salute you and give you your flowers because you're hearing. What? I said flowers. Oh. I flower on my shirt. Right. You deserve it.

Okay, man. Flowering my shoes, too. That's a good. Perfect day. Right, right, giving you your flowers, man, because you've been hearing the roar for a long fucking time. Thank you, good. And the only time you are able to hear that roar for a long time

is when you got extremely great talent and you're extremely consistent. Other than that, the roar ain't going to go on. So I salute you, man. Me and I'll look at the game, I want to give you your motherfucking flowers today. You know what I mean? And I know you to fly, you know, you wanted to fly.

Oh, before you get it. Before you get it, I got to say something. Okay. Because it was some, it was some mention. that I just got to mention certain niggas that when I was coming up I was listening to from New York them niggas was not Oh wait wait wait I'm throwing Cam in my list too

Please because y'all forced Mob Deep Even I love Mob Deep I love my know I know Prodigy lyrics word for word I know shook ones word for word Okay But when we was talking about rappers I'm talking about And you're throwing Cam in it

I'm not talking about my favorite groups You know what I'm saying So Cam like we're talking about my top You said the top rappers And you said alive so I don't know You threw prodigy Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, my fault, yeah, I'm driven. So, Cam, after I say, RIP, Tony.

Listen, and then I'm going to say this. X ain't alive either. Oh, yeah, you're right, you're right, you're right. But you forgot DMX. In the first one, in my first list. Listen, but I'm going to say this. It was three people that I was going, four people that I was going to mention that I had to. These niggas were spitters.

It was Cam, it was Bigel, was McGruff and pun. Like, you remember McGruff. This nigga, these niggas, you know, Bigel was a barbarian. He was not. Nice, and a lot of people know them. Big L is, is, is animals. It's ridiculous. Right. They personify New York, that fly shit.

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because I know Fabb, since Fabb came in the game, Fab been a fashion nigga. Fly, Nicker. One of the fliers niggas ever to come out of motherfucking, Brooklyn. You feel what I'm saying? You know, I'm on the phone, I'm arguing with one of my homies, right?

He's just talking shit. I said, man, nigga, I'm talking shit to him around. I said, nigga, you ain't fly. Nigger, Fab, the flies niggas come out of Brooklyn. You should know he's not. He's not. He's not. I said, tell me a nigga that's fly.

and fad I'm gonna say who white mike nigger said white mike leader of the bGS white mic did he said fav thought he was the leader so I want to know who was the fly is you or mike white mike and who was the leader of the bgis man

in that time white mike was a fly little nigger at that time but i don't bgs ain't really had no leader it was really like because the word on the streets that i got is white mike thought he was the leader and fab thought he was the leader that was the word We all was just taking money

So we really just come collectively together To take money But it's no leader really to take it It's like nobody sent anybody to Oh, okay We just all go do our thing And we formed the crew of niggas who just take money We go to the city and take money

No, so White Mike was the flyer's nigga White Mike was a fly nigga He might have been a flyer that time White Mike had you I was on the fucking phone arguing And White Mike had you WM had you shit. White Mike was taking some money, man.

He definitely was putting it together. At the top of the fly. I was up there. I'm up there. I'm not, I got to give myself, I got to pat myself on the back. I was up there, but white Mike was, might have been a flyer in the whole little crew. Damn. Like, you was arguing like a motherfucker. I was arguing like a motherfucker. He was arguing like a motherfucker. Like, he was your lawyer some shit. Then a nigga said, I just want to know this one.

Who? Who, like, when y'all was growing up, you was young. You and this dude had multiple scuffles. Like, I just want to, who won the most rumbles? You were Nick Mick. He and Nick Nick? You were Nick. Who, like, who, who, who were the person?

I don't really have those scuffles with Nick. I don't have no scuffles. Nick got a scuffling, first of all. He said, well, he actually, you want, is a Nick isn't a scuffler. He's a n'n't a scuffler. You don't, he ain't doing too much scuffling. Yeah.

He's not a scuffler. And in that era He was small So he wasn't He wasn't playing Say no more I know what the fuck He was at

I know what he was doing Shout out to Nick Mick Brann You know what I know I know you fucked up right now You're like How these niggas I see what your mind is thinking

You're like How the fuck the We know niggas We know niggas We know niggas Even to know Nick Nick Nick Because I ain't in his name

In a long time either So You know They took her back To Nick Nick Yeah we know what Nickelbag you did something back in the day

and I don't think people understand it because I've seen it at the moment when it was going on even though I was in prison but I was people what was going on right now and a lot of artists don't understand you got artists out here making more money than brands with brands than they are with touring or whatever

Travis Scott pulled a hundred million in I'm talking about Nike, McDonald's, PlayStation, Reese's, Jordan I'm talking about Nerf, I'm talking about Hot Rods, Fortnite, whatever. You did something And a lot of artists don't pay attention to this. A lot of times we wear stuff and we market brands that's not paying us.

And we wear this shit so religiously, you know what I mean? We got it on and big logos and names. Explain to me how the whole jersey thing came up because you started wearing jerseys. You was wearing a jersey so religiously in a video, everything. We're talking about sports jerseys. Thowbacks. And mostly from Mitchell and that you was wearing at the time. How did it come back?

Did you just start wearing it? Was they paying you? How did it evolve? And what happened? Well, at first it was just, I just liked it. It looked cool to me. I was a sports fan, so jerseys as a whole just was like a cool thing to wear. So at first I had no relationship with Mitchell and Ness.

I just would go there, bottom, you know, I guess after a while of me, keep seeing me in there. It was like, oh, okay. And then I was fabulous. So it's like, all right, this guy keeps coming. So we developed a relationship there. Then I knew Big Rube at the time. Shout out the Big Rube.

Big Rue was also over there at Mitchell and Ness. And what Big Roo really was, too, was like the connection between the culture and Mitchell and Ness. You know what I mean? Mitchell and Ness, I sat with the owners and he was like, we just like a nostalgic company, people who like jerseys, they like old guys who was Willie Mays fans, they'll still go pay $300 right now because they were tired and they just went. That was their audience, like people who just wanted. the old jersey a old fan you know what i'm saying and what we came and did was put it in the hip hop

world and you know when hip hop jump on some shit we jump on you introduced the jersey game to a whole new audience you introduced metro nest to a whole new audience and it was a couple different aspects i liked about it too because i had saw at one point um hove when i went on tour with hove i went on tour with clue a part of the heart knock life tour and I saw every night Hove would wear a jersey to the city Now Hove didn't wear jerseys To me that much

He would wear white teas and shit all the time But for the crowd The city he would wear the jersey So I caught that little thing too I thought it was like a cool connection Because like you know man You in Kansas City you wear a Chiefs jersey Right right

Cleveland you wear a Browns jersey So I caught that connection And I was like All right that's a cool little thing there too But he wasn't wearing that outside of the shows really that much of me. He might have wore, not saying that he never wore jersey, but it was mostly for the show thing.

Right. So when we got back and then like in the early 2000s, I remember that and I said, let me wear a jersey for the season, but then I also like, I'm going to make it like everyday lifestyle clothes. Like this, you know what I mean, it's casual, it's cool, put a t-shirt on Monday, and it just popularized all that because I think in the first video I ever did or all of the videos I started doing, I was wearing it in the, in the, in the video. So it became like my connection to me, you know what I'm saying? But going to where you were saying, that's where it started building a relationship with

Mitchell and Ness. Now, at first, like I said, I was paying for them. Then it grew to a point where I would come and they would give me a discount. Then it came to where they gave me something for free and shipping. And then it came down to where we had to have like a little business relationship. You know what I'm saying? Or they doing ads or they doing, you know, things of that nature. So it just grew and that go back to what we was talking about relationships.

I'm saying. I could have, you could have came in on some hard-headed shit and blew the relationship and it was somebody else's opportunity, you know what I'm saying? Or you could say, you know what I mean, let me, let me develop the relationship, see if it's a relationship there, you know what I'm saying, and then, and keep it moving. So that's how my relationship grew with them. And I, you know, shout out the big group because he was kind of like you said, the connection to that, because that was, it's like how we talk about brands and companies now.

Sometimes these brands could be humongous big brands, but they have no connection to the culture what's what's gonna make somebody want to fuck with your shit in our culture one thing i could say is though the figures we introduced throwback jerseys to the world we was the first ones to wear them in a year that's us video and and and really was by default because i was wearing the philly joints though right yeah no no no no because he had the leaguers no no the first three that was ever made we had the uh the doc jersey the magic johnson jersey and a larry bird one in the year that's us video 1999 right you had the warm up jacket on too right right because, and it was so crazy

because I get a call because I'm the most popular rapper in the city, so I get a call and they're like, yo, shut the fuck up bitch. They like, they like, Gilly, we got, we got this, we got these stowback jerseys in.

So at the time, people wasn't really wearing jerseys like that. So I'm like, all right, so, like, what's so, what's up with him? He like, no, it's Doc Magic and Bird. And I'm like, all right. cool I was like and then that motherfucker told me the price of him

he was like I think he said 475 or some shit stuff was at least 300 a pop right but some of them was even higher yeah so I'm like I think the biggest sizes was I'm like wait so in my mind I'm like wait it's some fucking jerseys that calls four

some I hauled ass down there bought some jerseys that we did the video and I bought the warm up jackets the warm up jackets was like probably 400 to you feel what I'm saying, and we did the motherfucker video and then FAB came and took the jersey game to a whole different level.

Philly has a lot of foundation to the throwback game too that they don't really, you know, Mitchell and Ness get the, you know, the brand of it, but Philly as a whole, the streets, the stores, the, you know, even with the jerseys, Philly had started coming with the pinwheel hats.

You know, but the pool of a different color, that was something that I used to come to Philly to get these hats too. Because at that time, Mitchell and Ness, it was only one Mitchell and Ness And it was in Philadelphia It was nowhere else So no other store

Had throwback jerseys They had branched out To where it was all over the place I introduced the throwback jerseys To cash money When I went down there With a jersey on Baby was like, wait who are that

I called Rube Rube brought every Jersey they had In Michelin S And I bet you they bought all of them Every last one of them bitches Everybody would pull up the Michel and us and go crazy in that.

I had it to the point with Ruth would just fly out with all the jerseys and then just do its thing. You know what I'm saying? So, you know, shout out to the big room. What a time. This episode of a million dollars worth of game is also brought to you by Roman Deli. One thing about Roman Deli, they're easy to swallow

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We all have some off nights. Give me an artist or two artists. That when you left out the studio that night, you said he got me. That motherfucker got me tonight. Took off on me. Damn. Got me. Shit.

I like when you got like what you got to think like that I like when he go first of all I don't be just getting took off I'm just saying but you did a thousand you did a thousand yeah that's why what I'm thinking of the I'm thinking of the time it's probably a kiss verse or two that I felt like

he took off yeah he took off and I already was a big fan of kiss growing up as well you know what I'm saying I know like people put us at a you know even when we did the verses you know what I'm saying I'm like a little bit under to me I feel like I came up under absolutely to his music and all of that so like I always been a fan of the locks and kiss for my whole career right so um when I when I do records with him I do I I I'm not even like so

much in competition to be him i'm in the competition to make sure that i'm on the same you know what i'm on the same wave like you know what i'm i'm i'm here you know what i'm not going to let you let your little brother not going to let you down you know what i'm on that that's that's that's the mentality that i have like i know what i do right but i want to make sure that we you know collectively sound our best you know i i i don't a lot of times when i collab with niggas is is that is that for me like I want to be, I know I'm, I know I'm, I say it. There's a lot of times when you collab, you take niggas to put them in the oven and bake the shit out of them.

It's cool. You can say that, man. Most of the times I bake niggas. You know what's crazy. And I think a lot of people don't know. You got like over like a thousand features. You've been featured on a thousand motherfucking shit outside of that. You also got two Grammys.

You got two, people don't even know that. You got two Grammys. Sneaky shit. Sneaky shit. You got one with Hove and one with a, I forget the homegirl name. It was one of them girls singers. coming in it was a clabo joint coming in the game right when you was young just getting in the game fabulous everybody's starting to know them now what artists or what person or what

actor or what you were somewhere and they walked up and they was like fabulous oh my god i love you i fuck with you and you was like oh shit getting real now yeah god damn that was just Mariah Carey. Oh, shit. You, you, you were young. I mean, you might have been at an award show or something. You might have been out and about they walked a fabulous. Oh, my God.

I love you, man. Might have been a dude, man. I fuck with you, man. You hard. And you're like, oh, shit. That's, uh. I think it's probably like, uh, Michael Jordan. Damn.

Mike said, Mike said, was that. Mike came up to me and was, you know, just saying that you fuck with our music, you fuck with. Damn. And, uh, and Michael Jordan is my life. like yeah top you know what I'm saying like that's somebody like you looked at it you I don't even ever even thought that Michael Jordan hear my songs right period like like why he need to hear my song so for him to even give me that and know who I am you know one time too I I met big and um big big called me spiz when I and and and that fuck me up

Because I'm like, even if somebody told him about me or shared music with, like, for him to know deeper to say my hood nickname, it was like. Like I did? Yeah, yeah. Yeah, we'll be on point. Yeah. So Big called you what I just called. Okay.

Baby, baby, yeah, me all I pita the Greek, yeah. I didn't even think Big know my name. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? So that's what, and this is not, while I'm famous, this is just me in the hood. I'm trying to. We actually going up to crush on you video Just to be around the mix

You know you back in them dick You know this might have been 96 or something You said your name Spitz what's up I'm like damn I'm popping out this joint I'm good but I ain't I ain't fuck me up I'm fucked up right now

Oh big fuck Joe He says Spitz what's up Yeah Paper baby And the nigga said Biggie talked to me Yeah It's the fuck on

It had me like Martin In the Biggie episode So when did you change from Spiz to Fabulous? My name really was never Fabulous. Clue fucked that up and that's how I became my name. Wait, wait, wait, wait. So what was your name? I was rapping and I said, I'm the fabulous, vocabulous or something like that.

Like I said something in the, like some wordplay shit. You said Fabulous. This nigga thought my name was fabulous and started telling everybody, yeah, I got this kid Fabulous. And my nickname was Spiz or Sport. And he's called me Fabulous Sport. but he just kept saying it to where it was like I had to adopt the name

because that's what people it would have been it's like being harder to change the name that's like y'all got a billion dollars worth of game is your name and then you gotta change it

it's like hard it would be harder to change it you know what I'm saying because everybody still going to see you and be like yo what's so a billion dollars you know that's not the name no more I keep having to do that about my own name right you know what I'm saying

nah my name's fabulous you're like no no no it's a name my name Yeah, no, no, no, he made my name, my name, my name is Smith, but he's telling everybody I'm fast, when they come to me, they say, fab, I'm like, my name not, you know what I'm saying? You know what I'm like, you're fucking, you know what I'm saying? I'm not, you know, I'm rocking with it, it's popping.

And I just had to, and in the long run, I think it might have been, you know, something that got, came to me like a blessing because it's also a name that's just different, like, you know what I mean? Like, it don't, it don't, it's, you mean, it's a little regular. Yeah, Spitz would have, yeah, it would have been, yeah, it'll flow. It's going to stick more. What the fuck is fable? You know what I mean?

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That you listen to right now Well, I've been checking out some albums right now A lot of shit just dropped Migos Polo G Lloyd Banks I was listening to his shit Shout out the bank Shout out to PoloC

Shout out to Louis Banks I try to battle him He's still scared I told him in the DMS battle Nick I cook you I told Lloyd Banks that he didn't ever respond He laughed to some shit I was like he must think I'm playing

You think you're scared of you? You think they scared? Yeah, I think Lloyd Banks. Yeah, I say Lloyd Banks. Yeah, I say, Lloyd. Oh, they don't think you're up to par. I think Lloyd Banks was a little scared. The nigger's not up to part.

Because he was a, he was a 16 bar barbarian. But I was like, I was in jail. You're like, I'm going to cook this nigga when I see him. Yeah, I think I could get him, but he was laughing at him in the DM. No, because he, he hit, he hit, he had, he hit, he had, he had, he had, he had, he had, he had, he had, he had, he had little bit of you in the prison cell. I ain't say nothing about no fucking prison cell. Oh, was there. Was there any nice niggas in prison?

I was nice. I used to rap. No, I mean on some real shit. We'll spit something, nigga. You're on fad right now, niggas. You ever made anybody in? Hold on, fuck that. Hold on fuck that. You verse fad right now, nigga.

Go ahead, nigga, fuck. Get baked. I'm saying. I need a beat. I can't just, I mean, I used to get beats and shit. Oh, get the fuck out of that. All real rappers can rap, I can wrap Acapella. I'm going to air that shit.

Dumb dumps with dumb ones, slugs for bugs. Don't use my shit. Don't use my shit. You know what's not your shit. I was right go. No, chill, man. Don't fuck my rap for my rap, chill, chill, chill, chill, chill. Don't use my shit from 90, fucking eight.

No, no, chill, chill, chill, see you. That's 97, you fucking nut. I'm ready to rap. Try to use my shit, use the fucking nut. No, I was going to use my shit versus fam. Don't use my shit. That wasn't your shit, we wrote that together. The fuck.

We wrote that rap together in nanny basement, man. Damn, I was ready to get my shit off, man. But I'm just saying, I, it's technically half yours then. It's half much. I got his, I got his publishing, so he didn't even know about it. I got his fucking. He wasn't hollied that baby. I got your fucking publicity.

Cash money. Baby slapped you on the ass game. No, baby gave me your fucking publicity. Stop disrespecting my fucking man. I told you about that. Me and I'm starting a label. He slapped you on the ass, gave a kiss and gave him 12% of my publicity.

He's a real little of his nigga you ever ran into. He changed your life. He gave you a check when you was broke. You know that ass nigga. He was doing fucking bars. Baby gave you a fucking check. That's my nigga. What's up?

It's my nigga. But listen, back to what I'm saying, Fab. Yeah. He willing to die about stuff. That's my nigga, man. That's my nigga. But listen, back to what I'm saying is this At the end of the day

Fab, you came in the game You're still here, you're making shit happen I'm gonna tell you some real shit I don't think nobody get booked more than Fab This nigga stay booked This nigga stay going to flyers up Because you know what motherfucker

I'm popping out here You're not popping you're not popping You ain't got no flyers on your page Because when the promoter pay You got to put the flyer You get money This nigga What is the key?

Like how the fuck you stay But like what is the key What you do? You just do a great show You do it You know he got good songs and keep it real though the bitch is like you fan

you bring them out you can say it that's the only thing I can say I'm blessed I'm blessed I'm used the other B word I'm blessed I'm blessed I'm blessed this is crazy you can be blessed with the bitches too damn that's crazy

it's blessed you know I mean I'm blessed the niggas respect you and the bitch is like you you know you make good music you make feel good music you make you know I want to get up

I want to have fun music I want to have fun of our You make music with emotions in it So you know You give them every aspect Of what they want to hear From artists And you touch the people

Niggas be getting money And go hide somewhere Or something like I don't know why that's cool What you mean Touch the people Elaborate if I'm a young artist Like seeing real people

The people that come out And fuck with you It's people that really Support you Right Let me ask you a question Because I got a little Like people

People was trying to come at me Did you like Jay Z's verse On DJ Collison? I got to b then another b that's a double b if i can't forget about the other b oh i don't i don't think it was the i don't think it was one of jay's best verses you're saying it like that uh fab i didn't say it like that i said did you like the first fab f a b yo hello i like it for what it is oh come on fab i like My guy, oh, my guy's because you got a rock chain off.

Is that because you got a rock chain off of that? It is because I got a rock chain. I love it. I love it. All right. At least he kept it real. God damn, mad. At least he kept in real because.

I can't talk bad about my brother. It's not, bro. To say, I don't like a verse that's not talking bad about somebody. Publicly it is. You ever had it? You ever had a, you ever had a, no, you ever had a bank? Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. Did you ever have a bad verse?

Well, you was like, damn sure if somebody felt like that. I might have not felt me personally. I don't feel like I Because I go into every verse Giving my all Giving my best So somebody else could On their opinion

They could be like yeah That wasn't fat best verse But I know I gave my best This nigga had like 1,500 bad verses I only like one of your songs I'm telling you I only like one So listen right

That's your So that don't mean that He's mad he missed the ride It doesn't fucking mean He missed the ride It's a little I can rap better than this nigga back in It's like

I can rap better than him fat I can rap better than him fat That's a trash You know what I mean He had like one song Nick He missed the ride But what I'm saying is Fab

So you tell him If If Okay How he gonna talk bad About a nigga With his logo on your neck How

I'm power No no No no No no I can't I can't Fab Fab see

See And that's where Today's society Because Fab We're from the old school Fad Where we call it Like we see it

We're not from Today's society We got a massage I am No no hold on Well we got a massage Eagles and all that all I'm saying is it one of Jay's best verses no no no no I'm all for Jay

am I going to tell if I'm going to tell the world on then I was a game that Jay's that I don't like well I don't I hate Jay's no I'm not no let's get off of Jay what I'm saying is we got to as artists even as artists we got to stop taking start taking the emotion out of shit you could be my man and I could be like no I don't like that verse right I could If I wanted to tell Jay that, I could tell Jay that. But listen, I just want to say this, but I'm not going to go on a podcast and say, yo. I understand what you're saying, but I'm going to say this. But I understand what you're saying.

Like, we on the podcast, right? I don't like this nut-ass, nigger. That's why I'm telling them right in his face. Or the podcast. And I would say it if you were here, I don't fuck with him. I don't even worry about that. You think I'll fuck with him? Listen, fuck all you talking about.

Udo and noodle cooking ass niggas, nigger. Still stuck in a fucking time. Don't exist no more. I'm going with you to the brunch. I got my suit already ready. He tried to turn the motherfucking room upstairs to a cell. No, no, I'm coming by myself. I already got my suit from Ross.

I ain't got no designer suit. Hey, keep it real. Hey, Jay, going to take a picture with him. I'm taking a picture. Fuck here. Jay, I'm going to smile. Jay, I bet you don't smile. I bet you don't know you is.

I bet you don't laugh when the fuck we together. I bet you my bitch. First of all, let me just say something. The first nigga to get Jay Z to smile in a motherfucking brunch picture. When I went into the fucking Jay Z. The first nigga to get Jay Z to smile in the bruntch picture is the motherfucker winner. You said he's looking like he don't want to take the picture?

That nigga, no, listen. Every picture, you know, you know, nigga. And guess what? I'm keeping it all we real. Jay only smiles with a certain amount of money around him. Like if, like, if it's us four niggas and we add up to like $3 billion, no, yes, the fuck he do. He won't smile when the fuck you with me.

Let me tell you some. Let me tell you some. Let me tell you some. Let me tell you. The only time you ever see Jay smile, right, tell me the truth. Tell me if this not the truth. If it's him, right, it might be puff. It might be two other niggas.

But all together, them niggas is worth $6 billion. Ain't nobody saying nothing, but everybody in the picture like this. Because they're laughing at the rest of our goofy ass is like, look at the broke-ass dick. Listen, he's going to smile when I take it. I'm getting my picture. You ain't got enough money to make Holtz smile. And I already got my catch you. We know Hove were for B.

I'm sending the back of the jail. Right? That's two Bs, right? That's a double B. No, no, no, no. The other B was Beyonce. So he worked for double B. He only laughed with niggas

That's going to make it You knuckle He's just, you in the picture That's just still a double B That's not even a That's not even a fucker It's a Lord It's a W

It's a win No It's a win It's still a double B And you'll add nothing on I'm gonna tell Jay some crazy shit Like you don't even turn it To a 2.5

I'm getting a picture I'm getting a picture And that nigga smile I'm sending back up to jail I bet you you don't And I can't wait for this pick And I got my fucking I bet you hold you

don't smile he already know hold's going to smile what's the percentage his whole smile in the pick it's not a high percentage but listen in and i believe in your picks listen sometimes hold on my motherfucking pitch i'm low nigga i got i got non-smiling whole picks and i got smiling nigga that nigga what you said to get hold of smile i don't know maybe i maybe maybe i crossed over to the other side or something where i could get smile on my pics you know what i'm saying oh okay believe it first thought you might not have i'm getting one from the Because I'm going to keep it all the way real.

You knew that million dollars worth a game only two only a couple years in. He's going to be like, I ain't. I don't smile with the new niggas. You might not be here next week. Hey, smile with you, niggas. You niggas got to put a certain amount of time in for old to smile. I'm going to tell you some shit that a lot of you niggas don't know.

Oh, follow me on Instagram when it's burning a page. Nick, you got me fucked up. Oh, DM me before, nigga. He DM me. You ain't know that. Well, fuck it. Yeah, they DM'd him. Jehovah Witnesses.

Come on over and join us. And join me. Swallow, you'll be a great spokesperson for us. You running up, ringing nigger's bells, knocking on doors. Oh, my God. Our, our, our, our, our, our, our, our rate to go up. Our fucking turnover rate to be through the roof, which you running the fucking hove. They're trying to use them.

My fucking, did your hove of witnesses, he called you to fucking DM'd you. You know, and I know. What is he talking about? Ain't no fucking hoax, GEMU on the fucking burn the page. You think we're going for that? No jokes is out. You think we're going to lie to you. But no jokes is out.

Just like the one time, he won't, he wanted to say. Michael Jordan spoke to you said, listen Jordan told that nigga I like your music George, we in Chicago with the All-Star game Mike coming out

he's trying to be you know I'm trying to get to the truck That's why I know the connection This nigga like Mike So Mike don't even turn around He like

Hey Mike No the fuck I didn't say that Yes you did Mike turned around They're like this right He like Yeah nigga Mike know me He don't fucking know you

The fuck out of it You screaming that man's name out front of the fucking four seasons like this what the fuck else he was going to do but turn around you your fucking head, nah. He wasn't running around until, yeah, me, me. I think it was a rich call, whatever it was. You want to run around tell niggas.

I was busting it up with Mike. But see, we was 200 feet of work. Me and Mike had a back to four. But I'm going to tell you something. And you know this. One thing you do know if you don't know that. You was with me in L.A. You know I'm fucking connected to the next level.

You know I got connections. Could you say that? Yeah, you're in Illuminati. No, I'm not. Oh, whoa, whoa, don't use that. But I'm just saying. You know I'm connected. Don't fucking sleep on me.

Hold DM me. I'm just telling you down the burning page. All right. Well, whatever, man. But listen, Fab, you know, it's just great having you, man. But when I get my pitch, I'm telling you, I'll let you know.

Absolutely. It was great. Fab, before we get out of here, one artist you was in the studio with and you got over on him. I got over. And he was like, I got cooked you tonight.

You called him later on that and you know, I cooked you. Oh, all right. So that's a good answer. He cooked. Also, if you was ever on a song with Fab, just knew he cooked your ass. Just know that.

you know what I mean damn he said I feel I'll cook the hay boy that's my body damn that's what I want and it's just like that brilliant