Million Dollaz Worth Of Game - MILLION DOLLAZ WORTH OF GAME EPISODE 128: "FEATURING 21 SAVAGE"
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Hey, hey, hoes right down
One be on me
Before you hop in with you
D-O-B
Airplay nigga like B-O-B
I'm a boss-hice nigga no J-O-B
Niggas told shit never P-O-P
Shapsed to my niggies in the P-O-D
Fly-A's hoaxe like T-LC
They don't want no scrunch, just T-OC
T-C
T-O-C
I'ma-T-O-C
When they come to my bag is C-O-D
When they come to this shit
I'm a G-D I'm a G-O-D
I'm a get mine off T-OP
Yeah, I'm a get mine off T-OP
Bok in a spot making P-O-O-P
Everybody in the court trying to be on me
Ain't on me better know they was broke
So much ice you can hit up a slow
Niggas ain't shit so I stay on my note
Ace Town King yeah they say I'm the goat
Me and little bro trying to fill up the bank
Brand new whip make you get up and think
So much gas he can fill up a tank
Brand new cup gonna fill up a drink
Any spot I hit this thing to get packed
VIP the shooter here in the back
She is staying trying to get on the back
I'm a savage I don't know how to act
Brand new bag got me looking like a store
All in the house
All this off when she get up in a car
Talk my shit I'm boy after bar
Can't beat stop, niggas ain't up the paw.
Hose right down on B on me.
Yeah.
Before you hop in with she D-O-B.
Yeah.
Airplay a nigga like B-O-B.
I'm a boss-hast, no J-O-B.
You know what?
You know what?
Listen, man, that's that off top, man.
That trade of truth, man.
Listen, it's going down.
But listen, right now what you need to do,
as you tuning in to that song of the week,
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Talk that shit drops in your eyes
Oh, hey
Yeah
Talk that shit, little harm
Yeah
Come this shit
My family and my friends
I always try to be a better
Night
Say man
Me no idea
Yeah
Talk this shit
Fuck a hundred round drunk get you drop
Get you drop niggas in my city, yeah they ox
You got a badge in the pencil, you're a cop
You a cop
I wish he nothing that bitch is ya
Leave me long
I'm trying to move my little girls into a bit home
I wish the dude was still here to see I'm lit now
I know you're proud of me nigger
I'm on my shit now
That's my best friend, he got kept on my birthday
That will October 22nd
2013 right damn my up my little brother take man he got killed march 19th
2014 you know what I'll be on fun on soldiers
yeah fuck this shit he doesn't die back to back I'm gonna try and do some new shit so
now when I start rap I talk the city down about my bro's I know kill a knicker about no ho
rule one never beat with a rat
Never.
Number.
Never.
Never.
If you got to smoke.
When you come outside, man.
When you come outside, nigger, get your heat.
Listen, man.
That's that little Harold Savage, man.
Go fuck with him.
Check him out, man.
On all platforms.
Get with Atlanta, man.
But right now, you see what's going on, man.
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We got 21.
We got young nudie in here.
Huh?
It's going to fuck down.
Huh?
Huh?
We're in big, big, big a lot.
Atlanta.
Huh?
It's going down.
Shout out the rugs, man.
Let us, let us hold the restaurant.
Listen, man.
Copper Cove.
I came through here.
I fucked, listen, I was on some jail time last night.
I fucked the tray up like it was a, like it was a tray in jail.
I had that salmon.
I had the mixed vegetables, that yellow rice, and I had that mac and cheese.
And yeah, I fucked it up like it was a tray in the child line.
My fuck was looking at me like I was crazy.
And I mean, and I had some ginger ale on the rocks because y'all know I don't drink.
So I was turned to fuck up last night in Copacol in the senior.
was unbelievable.
Yeah.
It was a magical scenery.
You know, if you know, you know, if you don't, that's all you'll get here, get down
Atlanta, this shit is going down.
Right.
But the day we got, you know, you see what's going on, man.
Listen, man.
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like share we're gonna get into some shit man let's get into it man now let's get into it savage
let's get into it it's been a lot of shit going down yeah internet clubhouse yeah back and
forth before you get into it i'm gonna say i'll fuck with whack yeah whack is my me and whack is good
I don't like the narrative that Wack is pushing
That that kid is a civilian
Yeah
Civilians do not pay niggas
$10,000 to go shoot at niggas
Right
Civilians do not run around
And tell niggers that they know
operate out here in them streets
To suck they dick
Right
Civilians do not tell niggas
that they know is street niggas
that
fuck you, your brother got killed,
bitch, why you ain't did nothing.
Right.
Yeah, they just killed another one of your
motherfucking homies when you niggas
going to ride.
Civilians don't act like that.
Right.
I know if my motherfucking uncle who dropped
SEPTA buses for a living
in Philadelphia getting to a beef
with somebody at work at SEPTA with him,
he ain't putting down no pension
to get a nigga wiped out.
Right.
so whack is my man but i just don't like that that narrative of a niggas a civilian
once a nigga cross a certain line that civilian should go out the window and a nigger got
a stand on what he's standing on right the bottom line is a nigger jumped in the streets
and a nigger told that's just the bottom line yeah fact but i just wanted i just wanted to
speak on that because whack is my nigger but i don't i don't like the fact that he's pushing that
narrative right you know what i mean right but how did y'all end up in that type of shit going down
oh i just came in the uh little club where i seen the interview well um with the whack and six
nine interview and he was on that time i stuck telling me suck his dick and all this type
shit so i call academics like uh call that nigga and tell him i want to fight type shit i'm like
I called academics like tell him I want to fight whatever
so academics
called me back after he called him
and was like
oh he wants your number
type shit so I'm like hell no I ain't giving you my number
like I was like call him on the other phone
I'm just going to tell him like what it is type shit
so he called him on the other phone
like he got one phone with me
and he got him on another phone type shit
so when he answered the phone like
bro look I ain't fin to argue I ain't trying to
none of that extra shit over the phone like how academic set it up we could fight box whatever
you want to do type shit and then after that we ain't like that was just the end of the conversation
he started yelling on the phone up with whatever whatever I get on I see a room on clubhouse the
next day so I'm just looking at looking at my phone type shit and somebody I know called me like
yo whack said you got a problem with him about the interview so I go in the room really like I wish
I wish I would have had a fake clubhouse
because I'm really just going in the room
just to listen and see you with the niggas sand
type of shit.
But I'm on my real page.
So as soon as I go in the room,
he's like, yeah, yeah, yeah,
yo, savage, woo-doo-oo-da-woo.
Um, I heard you got a problem with me,
woo-woo, and I told him what my problem was
then shit.
And it went from there.
Like, I seen what happened after that type of shit.
Yeah.
I just don't understand, like,
I, the, like,
because I look at you as a street,
nigger, I look at whack as a street.
Yeah.
You feel what I'm saying?
Yeah.
I just feel like as niggas that come from the streets,
it's just a certain way we got to handle shit.
Right.
Going back and forth on clubhouse and that's not really, you know what I'm saying?
That ain't really for us.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
You know, that's for the mothernickers.
You know what I'm saying?
When you come up in this street, when you come out this gutter,
when you make it out of this shit and you really in the streets,
that shit ain't for us, man.
You know, that shit for them other niggas, man.
We can get on here.
We can have our differences.
We could not see out of eye.
But we ain't got to do the extra shit.
Yeah, see, I ain't doing the extra shit, though.
That's why I'm telling a nigga out the real, like, say less.
Like, I ain't from to argue because I don't, what I come from, I demonstrate.
I don't really, like, talk about shit.
Like, niggas just demonstrate, you know what I'm saying?
And I can't demonstrate nothing on the internet.
I can't do that.
nothing to you on club so if it's gonna be that i'm gonna let you have it i ain't gonna go back
and forward with you when we see each other it's gonna be what it's gonna be like i ain't doing
no arguing i don't care how anybody take it like you gonna never you ain't never gonna see savage
arguing and raising his voice even in the street like i'm not even arguing with no nigga face
to face like it's gonna be whatever it's gonna be let's get straight to it like i don't want to
no talking let's get straight to it whatever we're fin to do type of right so for me you know
it was just like i ain't want to see that going down and i hope y'all honestly
I don't know if it happened, but behind closed doors,
work that shit out.
Because at the end of the day, it's like, for y'all to go through it,
it'll be like, for what?
He talked to my manager.
I know my manager had talked.
I ain't talked.
Well, he came in another clubhouse room, and he was kind of calmed down and shit.
So we ain't really like talk, talk,
but it was like he was in the room and everything.
At the end of the day, man, we all black men that's getting money, man.
And that beat the motherfuckings.
The system, man, beat the motherfucking
Everything that was supposed to hold us back, man.
We beat that shit, so, you know,
let y'all let that shit go, man.
Because at the end of the day, that shit not worth nothing.
And a nigger ain't, fuck,
ain't kill your homie, ain't slap your mom,
ain't.
I ain't gonna lie to, I feel like back in y'all day,
like a lot of rappers was bitch-ass niggas.
So a lot of niggas from the old school
just got that same mindset.
Like, they still feel like every nigg.
that rap is a character.
But in our generation,
a lot of the niggas who rap
really come from that shit.
They really cut from that shit.
This is what I'm going to say.
I won't say just a lot of dudes
in that back then was bitchy-ass niggas.
A lot of dudes stayed in the lane
and everything wasn't based off street rap.
Because you had some majority of rap
wasn't street.
It was a small person.
No, I'm talking about the rappers who was street.
Oh, yeah.
A lot of them was.
I ain't going to say they was bitch-ass nigg.
That was the wrong words.
No, no, they was bitch-ass niggas.
Maybe they was faking back then.
They was just telling the story of the environment more than...
This before motherfuckers actually was doing, putting work in and talking about it.
Bro.
Okay, let's...
A lot of dudes were just narrowing the environment.
Let's just be for real.
That's what he's saying.
And this, in today's society, you could be a shooter, you could run around, you could
have grenades on you, you could do all this crazy shit, and you get, like, worship for that shit.
Back when I was young, I was crazy.
Oh, don't fuck with Gilly.
He crazy.
Oh, these niggas is bitch-ass-knickers, man.
Let's just call it what it is.
See, you're crazy.
A lot of these niggas was bitch-ass-nick.
My crazy was based off of, no, nigger, I know a little something.
I ain't allowing you to fuck me, nigga.
No, I need the proper deal that I deserve.
And when you know more than what you're supposed to know,
and they can't lay it down and fuck you over when you're coming in the game,
because that's what the game is all about.
When you're coming in, we're going to fuck you over,
and then you're going to learn as you get as you're in the game
then you're going to realize we're fucking you're over
and then you're going to try to come back for yours
I couldn't get fucked over
I knew shit
so to me if a motherfucker
just like today let's be for real
let's be for real
how many motherfuckers
call us
on a type of time
yo man we got to get some money together
all the big niggas name them
all the big black niggas
on our fucking phone.
How many of them
niggas we got money with?
None of them.
We get money with the white people,
nigger.
So when they come down
to it, if you know,
damn, I can get some money
with these niggas.
They don't do that.
But you don't get money
with to me, you're a bitch-ass nigger.
Fuck out of here.
I get money with the white folks,
nigger.
Yeah.
A lot of these niggas be bitch-ass
niggas.
They don't want,
they be scared.
You're going outshine them
and all that shit.
They can make a shit load of money
with you.
These niggas be
operating off of ego, man.
Yeah, I don't be bitch-ass niggas.
I'll be scared to death when a nigga walking the room.
Not that you're going to do something for them.
It's just you take these shine.
But you could tell them, you could always tell them type of niggas by just looking at
their crew, though.
Like, if you look at my crew, everybody turned up.
Everybody got all tight jury cards, whatever a nigga talking about money in their
pocket.
My young niggas, 17, 18, 2,300,000, like.
So you could, you could just tell that nigga, that type of nigga out back by looking
at hunting.
Good for keeping the real.
A lot of niggas from wherever was bitch-ass nicks.
Yeah, and niggas from that era start to think, like, oh,
that just every nigga who rap, like, ain't cut like that.
Like, niggas got to start thinking like that.
No, but it's a lot of niggas that rap in this era that ain't cut like that that's front and though.
Yeah, but it ain't all of them, for sure.
Like, that's the first thing a nigger say when a nigger getting into it with a nigger,
you're a rap, that's like, like being a rapper automatically mean you ain't about nothing.
That's what I'm saying.
Yeah, but I'm going to keep it all way real, though.
Back when I was when I was coming up,
been doing my thing.
I had a couple niggas say that to me on some.
Yeah, but yeah, you, that's just some rap sheds.
Like, what, thank?
Yeah.
Or just because I rap, and you don't, I could put words.
Because back then, back then, but back then it was different because rappers wasn't
respected, like it is, like, now rappers is the street nigger respect the rap because
street niggas want to be rappers.
Right.
Because the money, and they're looking at it, but it wasn't like that back then.
It was like, oh, you're a rapper.
Get the fuck out of it.
Yeah.
Back then, the rappers respected the street niggas.
It was different.
See, back then, the rappers
wanted to be like the street knickers.
You, that nigga pulled up
in that motherfucking bends with them hammers
on it. That 500, nigga, he jumped
out. You was like, damn.
You wanted to be like the street nigga. Now,
but now the rapper is the street
niggas. Yeah. But hold on.
Now, a lot of times
the street niggas want to be like the rappers.
That's why, that's why a lot of these rappers,
that's why a lot of these rappers,
could run around here with a $1 trillion worth of jewelry on
and never get robbed
because the niggas that's supposed to do the rob
and they're coming to rob them.
They're coming to get a picture for Instagram.
They're jumping over couches and shit.
They're coming to get a picture for the gram.
I jump over the couch.
They're pushing bitches out the way to get that picture.
Savage, I need that.
Then they're going to post a bullshit caption.
Savage told me he's not the only savage in the building.
Wait, do you see this next move.
But sometimes the niggas who post the rob and be with them, though.
Yeah, that too.
That too.
That too.
You know?
That shit go out tight way.
You know what I mean?
That shit gets crazy.
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Before we go any further, Savage,
you got to check this nigga about some shit that happened.
You see, you need to holler at this.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Hollad that nigga.
Yeah, yeah.
Check that nigga.
You tried me a couple times.
No, I did.
Speak on the line.
Let's break this shit down.
The first time, the first time,
You know, I'd be on YouTube for real
So I'm looking at everything
Yes
I go on YouTube
I see a video
This nigga Gillie's talking about
Oh yeah
This nigga Savage or sucker
He's holding up a sign at the slut
Brick it!
Get him to talk you,
I say nah
Okay, hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on
I'm gonna keep it real
I was mad at you
I listened to your music
You were gangster
And you hold the sign up and said
I'm a hoe
I said
What the fuck's it?
But then I had
I had to push you into perspective because I know Amber.
Yeah.
She put your dick in that South Philly headlocked.
Nah, hell, no, hell, no, hell, no.
Fucked him up.
He was a young nigga, too, right?
Like, 21, 20.
She put his dick in the blender.
I want you to go to the show with me.
But look, though, if she's saying,
the sign, this is what the sign mean, right?
If she a hoe for fucking niggas, I'm a hoe, too,
because I know she ain't fuck more hos than,
she ain't fuck more niggas than I fucked hos.
Okay.
That's what the sign meant.
Okay.
You see what I'm saying?
He did a little straight.
That was a little straight.
All right.
Now that make a little bit more sense.
Yeah, that's what the sign.
Just to see a nigga that I'm like, this little,
little gangster nigga, hold up a sign.
But you got to be a gangster to do that, though.
Because you can't give a fuck about how nobody feel them, but they got to say.
That's a gangster part about it.
I was a little man there.
I stopped listening to you for a money after that shit.
You know how many screens I get there?
Yeah, just talk.
Talk that shit.
But look, fuck out that though.
But look.
Then the nigga tried me again.
No, I didn't, no, I didn't, Nick.
And I DM you about it.
I DM you left me on scene.
Oh, you bitch-ass nigga.
He left me on scene, John.
He was the bitch-ass dude.
He don't lie.
He on lie with young chalk.
Big for a hell.
He on lie with young chalk, man.
You lie yourself.
Oh, I remember that.
Who lied?
What I did?
Watch this.
Look.
Look, hey, hey, hey, we're showing this.
What's your Instagram?
No, no, no, no, nigga you probably deleted it.
He did it.
Oh, you deleted.
Oh, geez, don't condone it.
Oh, he checks you!
He checked you, nigga!
He didn't send me a message, but I ain't seen that.
No, no, we screen-in-that.
I need that.
That's going on the big screen, nigga.
He did, he sent the message.
No, no, no, don't worry about it.
I get that screen, send that to me.
I'll take it.
I'll take it.
Get the fuck out.
What the fucking, you check you in that ass,
using that ass old head.
Hey, listen.
Use him that ass all he said.
I know he's dangerous.
Big trial.
Use a that ass.
You scared of the same.
No, no, no, no.
He didn't hear scared to death.
He checks you.
He checks you.
I know what's going on out of that.
Man, that shit says seen.
I said, damn.
He didn't say nothing, man.
Yeah, you ain't even say nothing.
Yeah, damn.
I promise you I ain't see that, man,
because there's no way I would have to say this.
You probably got somebody else on your Instagram too.
Yeah, I do.
They probably seen that shit.
But what did I concept about?
You on the phone laughing and shit, I don't lie laughing.
About what?
When Chop said, you said, so who's the scariest tough nigga in the industry?
Who he said?
First he said, I think he said meat meal.
Then he said, Sat, you spoke up for meat, though.
I guess because he's from Philly and shit.
No, you're going to do that.
He's a right nigger, man.
But when he say savage, you're going to say nothing.
He got to laughing and shit.
No, hold on.
I said, no, I told him he was tripping on that joint.
No, you're not about my name.
I told him he was tripping about everything he was talking about.
Because I see you laughing.
Honestly, listen, right, if I were the new chop was going to come on there and do that,
I wouldn't have never put chop on there
because every day I went on live after that
chop was trying to come on like no bro we're not doing that
you feel what I'm saying
yeah so when and I know chop
so what's crazy is I didn't know he was going through
whatever he was going through so when that nigga came on
there and just started talking crazy that shit kind of blew me
like what the fuck is chop on this joint doing like
I figured he was I figured he was just
having a break down so I tried to like
like calm the situation down
I'm like, I DM him.
He takes that ass, me tuck in my tail.
And you go to all these hoods in Atlanta, you get shot at and shit.
And I'm trying to calm the goddamn situation down.
Like, look, you tripping, bro.
Like, why the hell are you doing all that for it, bro?
Like, I ain't got no problem with you.
I don't even know you.
How can you call a nigga a hoe by watching the nigga on the internet?
That's what I want to know.
Because everybody be calling every rapper a ho, this nigga a bitch.
You ain't never did nothing but seeing him on the internet.
How the hell you know what he did?
Like, I tried to calm it down.
He took that ass.
I'm tucking my tail, I'm scared or something type of shit.
I'm like, oh, all right, shit, you got it.
But in that brother's defense, he wasn't in the, he was going through something.
You know what I mean?
Because I know chop, I don't seen chop a shit a little of times and chopped it up with him.
And I never seen him act in that manner.
You feel what I'm saying?
No, he's been saying lame shit, though.
Oh, yeah?
Yeah, but pray for chalk, though.
Pray for him.
I think he.
But I will say this, though.
But like years ago.
Are he locked up right now?
I think so.
I don't know, though.
Just to put this on a record, and I understand what Savage is saying,
and I seen the dim so you know.
Now you know you didn't fuck that, right?
That's all I'm saying.
Now you know you don't.
That's all I'm saying.
Hey, so, so, so how did I fuck?
The only reason why I said something was because that was the second time that he...
Yeah, you did some whole shit.
You ain't say nothing, but you was a part of some shit with the chop shit.
All right.
So if you felt like that, I wasn't really a part of no shit.
But as a man, if you felt like that, I'd get you an apology.
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That's real shit.
I'm a real nigger because I didn't mean to offend you.
And I didn't see your post.
If I'd have seen your post, I'd definitely would have hit you back.
Like, no, Brian.
Because if I come at a motherfucker, he's going to know I'm coming at him.
Right.
It ain't never no in-betweens.
Even when I posted up the shit with the sign, it was a joke.
Yeah.
It wasn't like I was like, you know, really coming.
I'm just like, damn, bro, like, what's going on, gang?
Oh, that's it, but...
No, you said some more shit about that shit, too.
Yeah, see, this nigga don't forget
nothing. He's...
Hell, nah. Hey, he's...
So, what's you just be...
You just be putting deposits?
Hold on, okay, that nigga did.
I call me...
I call me, man. I call him.
Like, hey, man, what's up with the nigga?
Gilly, man? What the hell wrong with Gilly, man?
Why he keep just doing me like that?
Well, hold on. What the fuck Meek say?
He was like, shit.
I don't know. You got a holler at him.
You got a holl at him.
That's right. I'll let that nigga.
I said, that nigga better not bring his ass to Atlanta.
Oh, I saved you, nigga.
You say, I saved you.
I made some calls, man.
I know some niggas, man.
Savage could get me wiped out.
Savage, listen, he probably remember.
He probably remembered.
He was made in America.
I said, get a cousin past.
I said, get a cousin past, nigga.
I remember that.
I saved you, I got a car down there, Nick.
Nick, you better have to give me no way.
You better.
You better ask them Nick, listen.
Listen, hey, Carl, tell them niggas I used to run Atlanta.
All right.
When them niggas chase me from what's the name, I ran Atlanta, Nick.
What is he talking about?
You're talking about you ran to Atlanta.
No, I ran Atlanta.
When I was in Atlanta,
You ran it?
Listen.
Listen.
Well, yeah, there was.
Let me get it right.
Let me get it right.
Newton.
Listen.
Carl, they don't know I ran Atlanta at one time.
One time.
Explain this.
This is what happened.
Let the record reflect for anybody in ATL when I ran Atlanta.
What happened was some shit happened, right?
I was on Peter Street.
You know, that was my spot.
And, you know, I'm fresh out the joint.
And at this time, some niggas, I've seen some niggas.
they had some uh you know they was operating their hip they hip was you know they had their hip
decorated and some words went back and full some niggins went to go reach and that's the day i ran
a lanner i ran from peter street all the way down the linux the fuck nigga i'm still here but you
can't say i ain't run alana nigger i ran alana that day the fuck out that was in 2017
man let this let this reflect for this doesn't matter what this sort of record too that's what this
He's an ultra bitch-ass.
That niggas, they're going to operate the pieces.
I didn't even know.
Nick, I ain't going to tell you all my business, nigga.
I didn't even know he was backstage and made in America.
I had it.
I see a plea in the 21-7.
I ain't plead, no.
I said, that's a game of pass.
Give my cuss of the past.
No, no, no.
No, I knew he was going to operate the piece on you.
That's what I said.
No, I knew he ain't going to take his hip already.
I checked his waist.
He's seen, he's going to take this shit.
He listened to me, he walked up tomorrow.
Get cuss of past, man.
You know, see, listen.
Some of us OGs out here
We understand the game of life
So when you're approaching a young cat
And once you
You do the problem
You got to evaluate his
His waist
You evaluate the waist
He was trapped that day
No no
And if the waist is
See
What about the pocket?
No no no fuck that
Fuck the pocket
The waist
A lot of times is the waist
Because a lot of dudes
They got the tight shirt on
So the waist is going to give him away
Now this is the moment
Where he's dope
He's just a regular young nigga
Or a nephew
Now, if the waist is decorated with a bulge, nephew, what's up, baby?
What's up, Neff?
I got nefts all over Atlanta.
Nick, I didn't bid all the nine, all that shit, West End, all that shit.
I got to be on point.
What's up, nigga?
So you got to be on point.
This nigga don't know no better because he was to smoke that PCP back in the day.
That's why he had these little reactions.
So young niggas, all you young niggas out there's real about this shit, if he can do something, hit me up.
Because sometimes the shirms sticks, he just strip out, get butt-necked.
So some old-haired shit.
No.
How let me if he get crazy, man?
Oh, yeah.
They'd be fucking out.
No, you just smoked that wet.
Bottom line is he caught 21 Savage backstage and was bitching.
I told him, no, get that nigga.
And I'm glad you exposed that nigga.
I made that nigga when he first got out, though.
Oh, God, I did.
And I was making it happen, you know.
He had the camera and shit.
Oh, God.
Yeah, the hats.
I was going back.
I was going in.
Oh, God.
And I gave him a drop too.
Yes, he did.
He gave me a drop that day.
Them drops caused the motherfucking money.
Because this nigga said, you know, he got to get the jet with that part of the booking.
I did that shit for free.
No, I'm just saying.
I'm throwing my shit out like I had a bank roll at the time.
I was fucked up.
I was living in a nanny crib.
But I had to throw it out there.
I just, y'all might win the quarter, but he exposed my hand.
That's another story.
But just the question.
Young Newton, you're doing your thing.
Savage, you're doing your thing.
You take it back.
2006.
Just take it back.
Would you would have signed or you would stay independent?
I signed late, though.
I ain't signed early.
He signed late, too.
really had like plaques and shit like I probably had I had a platinum album before I signed my deal
see what I'm saying so you had a platinum album independent you owned your shit you're publishing
and anything yes I own my master okay I own my master's right now every song you ever heard no heart
everything I own it a lot my split I got a 70 30 split with my label I get 70 they get 30 I own
all my master's so my deal ain't no deal where it's like damn I wish I was independent you see what
I said, I still, I make money, I make more money off my album sales than I do off torn.
You know what I'm saying?
Like a lot of rappers, most of their money comes from torn.
I make more money off my album sales and my music sales than I do out of torn.
So you passed the game down to Newty because of 2015 you had a song.
No, we learned at the same time.
Y'all learned at the same time.
So you're in the same position, Nuddy.
Were you on your shit?
You on, I don't know, my shit.
Oh, God.
Damn.
How old is you, Newty?
28, young cat, owning the shit.
Old niggas, you got to get beat down in the game.
That shit revert back to you.
No, but we learned from all the OGs who fucked up, who ain't doing it.
Who directly gave you the game, though?
Was it somebody directly in Atlanta or?
I think it was just all of us, like my whole crew,
just like us just seeing shit, watching interviews,
watching niggas speak on how they can't get their music in this movie
because somebody else on it.
I was different type of shit
or just watching a nigga
like watch a nigga jump the gun
like I didn't been around other rappers
and we was at the same spot at the same time
and they jumped the gun and went and signed a deal
for 200,000 because
they ain't have enough leverage. So I waited
until I had enough leverage to go in there and say
hey I want this much money
for this album I'm giving y'all this much
and I'm keeping all this type of shit.
Do you ever think about selling your masters
and cash in now?
I don't know.
I really win.
I feel like that's like
that's like some shit you pass down
for generations type shit.
But then again, if a motherfucker come and say,
Hey, Savage, I got a billion for your master's.
The motherfuckers are gone.
Right.
What about $500?
$500 million?
Yeah.
I probably would take $5 million.
Because that's some shit you can pass down too.
I mean, fuck that.
Yeah, yeah.
Fuck that.
The shit ain't about, it ain't always about ownership.
Sometimes, most of the time, it's about building
some shit up and selling it.
Right.
I mean, we always preach ownership because we always feel like, oh, ownership, ownership, ownership.
But niggas be owning it, don't know how to make no money off it.
And if you look at it, all of the smart business people, a lot of them, they build these
companies up and then they go in and sell them for $300 million, $400 million.
$100 billion.
What the hell of Zoom just sold for?
Oh, shit, $100 billion?
Something like that.
They got the bag.
They got the bag.
They got the bag.
They got the bag.
The bag out here.
Off an app, though.
Yeah.
We're talking about the app.
We're talking about data.
We're talking about information.
People information.
Instagram is nothing but information.
Facebook is information.
Clubhouse is information.
We ran the valuation up on it.
Because, listen, I thought 21 owned the motherfucker when it first came out.
Oh, say, no, see, smart man.
But I ain't.
But I ain't ever put no antics.
No, no, I ain't saying that.
But I'm like, I know you ain't, but I didn't seen people say that.
Like, oh, the whack shit was set up.
Oh, no, now I'm talking about before this.
I'm telling me when that shit was popping when people were still
When that before you remember
Somebody had to invite you
Before it got burnt
That shit was on a different level
It was more powerful conversations
Yeah yeah
Everybody wasn't a mastermind or something
And that shit was it was different
This dude was on matter of fact
He on there talking about love and all his other shit
He was in his own
On this joint
He had the love rooms
Oh yeah
We're talking about clubhouse
The R&B rooms
All right
I heard you
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I love...
Top-5 R&B all-time.
I love women.
Okay, but top five of R&B all-time.
Then we're going to get to that.
top five arm be what artists
your artist
your artist
I can't really say in no order
but I give you five
Mayor J. Blatch
Usher
Key Sweat
Nick your last forever
Alea
and I ain't gonna lie
Avant I fuck with Avunt
I fuck with Avond
Damn Avon I ain't think he would have said
Avant got them motherfuckers
Why was it
I had this moment
Yeah
He definitely had his money.
A lot of these young motherfuckers ain't even going to know who Yvonne is,
so you know he, he knows a little R&B.
But then you got groups, too, because I love SWV, escape.
What about Silk and all that, troop?
Yeah, I fuck with Silk.
I just feel like they ain't have a lot of songs like that.
Okay.
See what I'm saying?
Jagged edge.
Jagged edge for show, once in 12, 702.
Now, when you say you love women, you love them with the heart,
and how many times your heart got broke?
Shit.
Once.
And it fucks you up?
Nah.
I'm not really
Because shit
Everybody ain't the same
Okay
You meet another motherfucker
And that motherfucker
A heal your heart
See what I'm saying
So when she broke
Is somebody else healed it
Yeah
And how long did that take?
Shit, it took a minute
For me to be open
To lend the motherfucker
To even get
Close to me again
See what I'm saying
Yeah
That was like young nigga shit though
Yeah
We all go through that
I got cheated on
You got cheated on
You get cheated on
I ain't going for that shit
Now
I ain't going for that shit now
Cheater on me
It's over with
Never speak to you again in life.
Hey, wait.
Wait, did you, did you, did you, did you, did you still talk to her for a while?
No.
Back, but when I was younger.
Yeah, back then, yeah.
Yeah, yeah.
I tried to forget it, forget.
They clean fly-child-ass out.
Every time you do something wrong, that shit just, bitch you, you were sucking dick.
It just automatically would contour a nigger head.
I couldn't never look at it at the time.
You can't look at the women.
Like, let me keep it all we real
Y'all accept
us blazing a bitch
better than we accept
you getting slapped in the head with a dick
But that's different though
Because we conquer women
Yeah, just the thought of a nigga pistol weapon
Like your girl got you
Your girl gonna look at it like, okay
My man conquered a woman
So it's like your nigga won in the situation
She just got hit
But in vice versa, you my queen
So if a nigga conquer you
our whole castle is now like
It's in jeopardy
Vulnerable
All shit is in jeopardy
Once I get between your legs
He can get anything else up out of you
He can
He can know where I live
How I move
My stash
Our problems we have in the house
Nika fuck your spine
He got your mind
You know what I'm saying
It's like once you conquer
Once you get a girl
In your bed
You damn that can get her to do anything you say
Especially if she got a nigger
If a girl willing to risk it
To get in a bed with you
She's ready to do whatever you say
Yes she is
Mm-hmm
That she is
And I just, I just would just have problems
because I just think all niggas is like me.
So I just would think that he talking to my woman like I talked to her.
But the fuck that thing.
Yeah.
Oh, God.
Oh, God.
No, the fuck that thing, most of these niggas go, they're not going to hit your girl.
They're going to, they fucking gilly bitch.
Oh, Lord.
They're not fucking Sarah or Lisa, whatever her name is.
They ain't popping too.
When they talk about it, when they talk about it, they're saying, yeah, I just hit gillie.
bitch that's what that's how they're going to say i just was a savage on savage bitch
oh god i was savage i was a savage on a what oh my god the nigga on that the whole
motherfuckahood no nobody know what they just yeah no rhyme wrong who damn who the fucks you
talk about no right right so it do be a little different it's way different man it's a whole
different i do you we ain't fucking with emotions we just man just do that shit just to do it
we can hit a bitch never talk to it right and we go doing it
Especially if you got a woman that's
She's not
She's not just giving no pussy up
That means this nigga had to put in a lot of phone conversations
Oh God
She she's telling this nigger
All your business
Because she's trying to justify to this nigga
Why she's about to suck his dick
Oh God
She don't want to be looked upon as a smuddy buddy
So she
He'd just be coming in late all the time
And I'm just getting tired of it
Because she still might need him to say her
If you find up
Right.
So she might need a rebound.
So she wanted to kick it to him, like,
because she don't want to look like she just no teen-ass bitch to him.
Right.
You know what I'm saying?
She want to add, like, she's damn that done already.
I'm really done with him already anyway.
You know what I'm saying?
That shit just be way more like.
No, no, save her.
No, no, a lot of times, a lot of times they're going through that
motherfucker finesse game on him.
He's going to tell the bitch who he wants to hear
so he can drill a bitch like oil.
I don't cheat, though.
But most niggas when they cheat,
you never got no pussy on the side
I have before but I'm saying like
as the man I am today
I don't cheat shit
don't be worth it
like on the song I said if you lose your home
for a hotel you ain't you a fool
so I ain't risking it
you know what I'm saying
but most niggas shit
they're just gonna knock something down
they're gonna act like ain't nothing happen
a girl starts cheating she gonna start
start arguing with you for no reason
all type of dumb shit
you ain't you ain't even a nigga
she arguing with you I was calling you last
that you ain't bitch you was in the bed with your nigger fuck as you don't
texting me bitch right so women get is a whole emotional thing yeah i don't think that
you could put dick to a woman if she like you like she she she i don't think she you
could put dick to her and she not get some type of attachment man yeah you know what i'm saying
yeah but let me ask you a question you've been unless that shit wet yeah unless you know but
you, any nigger that you go get the opportunity,
you're supposed to fuck the lever off of a bitch.
Supposed to fuck the leather jacket, zippers, everything off.
You hear me?
If you, you get the opportunity
and you don't put your work in, then, you know,
maybe your daddy and your granddaddy
wasn't blessed.
They passed you down the wrong type of pistol.
They patched you down a little-ass-38
with the tape on the hand.
That shit being the nigger jeans, huh?
Yeah, it's a nigger jean.
Your whole family was fucked up.
Yeah, nah.
That's why a nigga mom slid out
and all this dumb shit.
That's why your mother was an ultra hole.
Now, you've been in all the cities.
You've been all over.
Who got the most beautiful as women,
the most hospitable women that's just next level in this country?
Every day, everywhere, really, brother, to keep it honest.
Every city out of the city is beautiful women.
How you like Philly?
I fought with Philly women.
They gutter.
Like, I like down the earth, like, gutter women.
You know what I'm saying?
I fought with Philly.
Damn.
You're the first motherfucker I heard to say that.
She said they got a
This nigga street,
niggas.
But I didn't been in the real Philly too, though.
Well,
what's the real Philly?
I probably didn't encounter
different people
than what
the average motherfucker
would come to Philly.
Break the real Philly down.
Shit,
I haven't been on them blocks
where they skinny as a motherfucker
and it's a hookah spot on every corner.
He was down north.
Meek had you down north.
I was in the South Tudor with
Tehrall,
South Philly.
Free TV Bay,
man.
I was on Tee Blok.
Yeah.
They had him in the pee and shit
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Your shit is a macula.
No, I appreciate it, boss.
Yeah, nigger.
Definitely appreciate it.
Your shit is a macon.
To be a young black man.
He didn't have no Instagram.
No Instagram at all.
Out here with two Lamborghinis,
the off-road pup,
he had another little joint park little wall on the side.
With that $2 million dollar crib, nigga,
you're doing it.
I appreciate it, man.
Appreciate all love, fellas.
But let them know about you.
I told them enough about you.
Let them know about you.
So what I do, I actually am a serial health care entrepreneur.
So what that means is I own a lot of different health care companies.
And my main company is what I like to say, an in-home nursing, private duty nursing.
So what I do, I take care of individuals inside of their own home using registered nurses, LPNs, and CNAs.
So I make money every time one of my nurses are inside of the home.
And just to give you guys a little bit of insight off of a,
unskilled case, which is a CNA, taking care of somebody to have cerebral palsy and things like
this, I make $8 an hour. That's what I take home. I take home $8 an hour, and the state or the
insurance pay me $20 an hour. So I pay the staff $12 an hour. I take home eight. And when
most people think about $8 an hour, they're like, wow, that's only $8 an hour, but that's time
40 hours a week. That's $320 a week that I take home, which equal to be $1,200 a month.
And at the end of the year, I take home around $16,000 off of one case.
Now, when we talk about cases, let's get a little bit heavier.
When we look at the unskilled, when we look at the skilled cases,
that's where I make most of my money.
Off of a skilled case, I bring in around $18 an hour.
So what's the skill case?
So a skill case is where I have a registered nurse or an LPN inside of the home.
That's somebody that's doing like medication administration.
That's somebody that's doing like wound care and things like that.
That's a heavier case.
So I make around $18 an hour off of that case, which ends up being around $2,800 a month, which ends up being around $35,000 a year.
So off of one of my cases, a skilled case, I take home $35,000 a year.
If I have four of those cases, that's $120,000 a year that I bring home.
One of my actual, somebody, one of my mentees, I help her open up her company.
Within three weeks, she had five cases, and she was making $2,000 a week, which means,
she was making $8,000 a month,
and now she brings in close to $96,000 a year,
and she opened up literally a month ago.
That's major.
Now, you say you're strong with the kids.
Yes.
Like, how did you get in, like, your specialty is most of your clients is kids.
Yeah, so I end up getting into kids because I end up getting one of my Medicaid
numbers to be able to take care of children.
But just one of the things I love about kids is kids, they're our future.
So I want to help somebody that I actually love, and I love kids.
So I want to help our future grow.
A lot of kids that are coming up, they have a lot of different type of medical problems.
So my company comes in and take care of kids who have things like cancer.
They have things like cerebral palsy, and I go to all the different type of charities,
and I do a lot of different things like that inside of my actual network and inside of my town and all over the state of Georgia.
But for my company, I help people all over the whole United States to be able to open up their digital.
different companies because we have such a big need that last year we spent somewhere like around
$115 billion on home health care alone.
Every year it raises by 6%.
When you think about 6% of 115 billion, that is $7 billion a year.
So that means that if they're spending this much money every year, that mean that there's a
need for this, and that means that there's a need for new companies.
So everybody, company, who I've helped open up typically within 30 days, they see around
three to five clients in no matter what area or what city or what state that they're in.
Don't you also, do you staff schools or school districts?
Yeah, and that's one other things I do.
Once you actually get this license, then you can actually become a staffing agency.
So up in Rome, Georgia, I staff all of the schools with nurses.
So my nurses go out and go into the schools and that'll be like their daily nurse for the
actual school and then the school system pay me.
But let me tell you something else that most people don't know.
You actually don't need any medical background or medical.
degree to own this type of organization.
What I've come to come find out is a lot of people, when you hear them want to be in
healthcare, they always say, you know, oh, I want to be a doctor, I want to be a nurse,
but they never say I want to own the hospital.
I want to own a type of health care company.
So that's when I'm here to change because anybody can own this.
I used to be a tattoo artist for 10 years.
Now, I'm made closest.
What type of tattoos?
Did you just do the names or did you do the real stuff?
No, I did real stuff.
I did real stuff.
I didn't want to get a dragon on his back.
You say you want to get the guy with the dragon.
tattoo you wanted to get a dragon on your back hey i got him he gonna hook you up you ain't put no
dragon blowing frames to your neck it's come around his neck no and that's the thing about it so i was a
tattoo artist i didn't have no method to see you to had them two Lamborguities no i didn't have it so i did
all this in four i made seven million dollars in four years within my first year i made a million
dollars within my first year but let me give you some insight with no instagram with no instagram
with literally with no instagram so i made a million dollars within my first year of opening up my
company because it just grew so fast because there was such a big need for it. So anybody out
here, no matter who you are, you can be 18, you can be 64, no matter where you are in life,
this is the company for you because you get out to help people and you get a return on your
money so quickly after you actually get your permit and you start operating, everybody
need health care. If I tell somebody right now, if I say, hey, you have kids or you have a mother
and father, if they are sick, if they are sick and they are dying, and I tell you give me everything
that they have, everything that you have to be able to spend one more day with your mother,
with your father, with your child, you're going to give me everything that you have. When somebody
is sick, nothing else matters. And that's the serious part of it. When you're sick, nothing else
matters. You don't care about work. You don't care. You just want to be healthy. And what I do
on a day-to-day basis, I help people who are sick, be better and get better. I help people
live. I change people lives. I change people's family lives because my staff take care of the people,
that nobody else know how to take care of.
So that's why I love what I'm very,
you can hear it in my voice,
you can see it in my face.
I'm passionate about this.
So I'm sorry.
And you can feel it in your back.
And you can definitely feel it in your back.
Yeah, but see, you know what?
You know what?
How, if I'm sitting here and I'm watching this, I'm home,
if I'm in the trap right now, I'm serving,
or if I'm just a little, you know, whatever.
Or I'm somebody that got some money
and looking in to open up a new business.
Yeah.
How do I go about it?
How do I go about it?
So one of the things is,
you definitely, you could text 833, 638, 4721, and you text MWG.
What do MWG stand for, fellow?
A million of worth a game.
So, a million dollars worth a game.
So you guys can text that, and then we're going to send you guys all the information to be able to get to my site.
And actually, I'm giving away a couple of free things for a million dollars worth of game to the people that tap in.
So I'm actually going to give you the blueprint on how to actually start your home health care business for free.
So wait, wait, so you, so you're going to tell them all the steps.
You got to make sure you.
Hold on.
Hold on.
Yeah, so, so what I'm going to do is I'm going to tell you the first five steps of how to actually start your home health care business.
So with these five steps, could I go make some money off the five steps?
Yeah, you can go make some money off these five steps.
So for free, you just not, I ain't got to get you nothing.
No, you don't give me anything.
The stuff will be a good person to the people that you're going to help.
That's all I ask for me.
All right.
All right.
I'll do that.
Could you do me a favor?
Yes, sir.
Did you put the dragon tattoo on the back in the phone?
Blame blowing out of his neck
If he wanted to the flame to blow out his neck right here
A big black dragon
No I definitely
I definitely definitely
With the black dragon on his back
No no no I definitely got it
Flames blowing
No because
I'm just saying though
That's another story
I'm sorry
Keep touch my fucking neck playing around
Go ahead what else
But no so what I tell people is
When you look at home health care
The increase from 2019
All the way they say into
2029
That there's going to be a 34%
increase of employment that's needed
for home health care. That's
more than any other occupation.
So that means that this industry is growing fast.
We have a need for it. When COVID-19 hit,
everything stopped except for 18-willers and health care.
What stopped the whole world?
Like it was unprecedented.
What did it?
Healthcare.
It is literally recession proof.
People, all these other industries
literally came to stop.
Healthcare means everything at the end of the day.
So being in health care, you can literally become recession-proof, and this is the type of business that's going to become a legacy.
If you have a portfolio, it doesn't matter if you're a multimillionaire and you own X, Y, Z, you want some type of health care inside of your portfolio.
If you work at McDonald's, you can get into this industry and become your own boss.
What I've seen too much is I've seen too many people try to get into other things and do other things, but they never look into health care because they just don't have the knowledge.
I'm here to teach you guys the knowledge that you guys need.
to be able to become your own boss
to be able to come a multi-millionaire
and it's actually deeper than that
if you have a need for taking care of people
then you can actually
be able to own your own home health care business
you don't have to go to college
you don't have to have no medical background
you don't need any of that
and what state can I be from like you from Georgia
but what if I'm from Mississippi
or what if I'm from Jersey
when I'm from Delaware Pennsylvania
no matter what state you're in North Dakota
they have a need for home health care
and I can help you open up your business
So my home health care blueprint is for the whole United States.
You need health care no matter where you are.
And the thing is what COVID-19 of shoulders is that being able to provide health care inside of the home is more cost effective than the actual hospitals.
And it's safe to say, right?
Before this, you was doing tattoos.
Yes, sir.
So you're multi-talented and multiple things.
But it's safe to say you're not the smartest man in the world.
No, definitely not.
So if all you did was take time.
find something that you was interested in, did the research on it, put it in the play,
and years later, you're helping people, and you're making millions of dollars.
Yep.
So that's a blueprint right there to everybody that's sitting home on that couch
that's thinking of something that I got to do, I got some money, I want to invest,
I want to do something.
health care is where is that and i get paid by the government and i get paid by insurance and
private pay so multiple streams down insurance so when you look at different type of
insurances we mean like private insurance which is for the state of georgia we have blue cross
blue shield kaiser permanente tri-care is military all over the whole country then we have medicaid
medicare and then we have private pay so a lot of my patients are actually medicaid medicare
most i have a lot of patients that's private insurance and private pay so at the end of the day
regardless of whatever's going on, whether we're in war, whether the economy fall,
health care is going to survive because the world cannot run if everybody's sick.
So health care is here to be able to stay.
And, you know, just to get on to the point that you just made earlier, like you said,
I was a tattoo artist.
I'm not the smartest person in the world.
But at the end of the day, when people think about health care,
they think they have to be the person out there giving the shot.
I'm just a business owner.
I've run the business.
My nurses, they staff, they do all the clinicals.
I'm just a business owner at the end of the day.
That's why, at the end of the day, like I said,
that's almost like the guy that on Chick-fil-A,
he don't have to necessarily know how to flip the burger.
I mean, flip the chicken sandwiches.
He just is the business owner.
So with me just being the business owner,
that means that I don't have to have all the education at the end of the day.
When you look at Obama being the president of the United States,
what did he do?
He hired people.
He hired people.
He put the people in a place that was the best at what they do.
did.
And that's like the coach of a team, a coach of a basketball team.
That's all I am.
You know, a coach of a basketball team, he go out and get his assistance for a reason
because he's a great defensive coach.
Yep.
He's a great shooter.
He's a great play designer.
He's a great, and my job is just to manage all this shit.
Yep.
But I understand that he knows defense better than me.
And I understand.
A lot of times the head coach don't even be the most knowledgeable.
basketball person on the team.
He's just great at managing personalities.
And that's the key.
The key is you just have to be good at hiring the best to be able to work for you.
And that's that end.
Like when you think about what I do for a living, I don't have to be the best at health care.
When I go to these meetings and things like this or when my staff go out to these meetings,
or when I go to the meetings, I don't have to be the best or the most knowledgeable person in the meeting.
I just got to make sure that I hire somebody to be the most best and the knowledgeable and in the meeting.
And I may not even go to the meeting because I have somebody I know that's going to do their job.
That's going to represent my company.
And this is something that you can do passively.
You hire the right staff.
This is something that you can literally do passively.
You don't have to be hands on.
And then at the end of the day to start, most home health care companies take around $10,000.
That's the key.
You can literally take $10,000, open up a home health care service,
and then offer that one client that you bring in an unskilled case.
You're going to make $15,000 off of that one.
case. It get deep, don't it? One other reason why? Because people don't have this knowledge.
I'm here to be able to give people this knowledge. At the end of the day, when you look at how when
people made money doing real estate before 2008, you thought you used to have to have a real
estate license. As we know today, people are flipping houses becoming multi-millionaires
without having a real estate license. Same thing with home health care. You don't have to have that
knowledge or the background. You just have to be able to open up the company and put people in
place. I make sure that you're able to be able to do that. And just to make sure, if you guys
want to get into the home health care, just text 833-638-4721 MWG. And what they stand for
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And once again with that, they could start doing it.
Yeah, because at the end of the day, for what I do, you have to be able to help people.
I do a lot of different charity groups.
I have charity Halloweens every year and things like this.
I give away a lot to the people because at the end of the day, we need to come together as brothers
and be able to help each other out.
And why not be able to come together as brothers and sisters and help each other out
and be able to help the people around us?
So doing these type of agencies and stuff is actually helping your community,
being able to help your family, being able to start legacies,
and be able to make sure that everybody around us are healthy enough
to be able to get out and be able to help the next person.
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Once again, it's another million dollars worth of game,
bidding the spotlight.
You had a show.
I think it was a Spotify show down by the waterfront.
Yeah.
We come on your tourbuzz, me and rock the world.
You was on there flying the plane.
I said, what is you doing?
You're talking about I'm learning how to fly a plane.
Yeah.
I said, what the fuck is you, like, whatever happened to that?
Did you ever really?
I'm working on my license.
Out of COVID shit really set me back.
Yeah, he had some type of machine and some shit.
Simulation.
Bro, like, so do you mean to tell me you're going to go from Simulation on the bus?
I didn't flew a plane.
Yeah, yeah.
I didn't flew a plane before.
He had the simulation.
I didn't flew a plane in a real life.
And he was dead serious.
You know, I'll fuck with you, but it's safe to say I'd never get on the fucking plane you're flying.
I'm never jumping on Savage Airlines and he's in the fresh.
Savage. Come on.
Big, for well, air lines.
I know what I'm doing.
He got his pen in his hand on 30,000 people.
Yeah.
I'm fucking running.
Hey, Ruggs, if she getting on the plane, that Savage's flight.
That nigga don't fly here, though.
He don't fly here.
He drives.
He drives back to four feet in New York.
Right.
Old school New York, nigga.
Who get on new flight, son?
Where'd the mother, say?
I ain't going to like that, Pete.
Beat 9-5 down, son.
Yeah, fuck, get on the place, son.
I didn't drive 49 hours.
He drive a black car is all the way back to motherfucking New York from Atlanta.
That's day crazy.
Yeah, a black car back up to Brooklyn.
That nigga drive everywhere.
A nigga catch an Uber from here to work.
Cali used to be like that, too, though.
Calut.
He just thought about flying this shit.
DJ Callet?
Yeah.
Oh, no, when I first time to cash money,
them niggas was crazy.
Them niggas wouldn't jump on the plane for shit.
We drove everywhere.
Mm-hmm.
Motherfuckers drive from New Orleans to fucking Connecticut.
I used to be like that, too, though.
We got to leave three days in advance to get for one fucking show.
I used to be like that, too.
Oh, God.
Yeah, I used to hate that about cash money that them niggas.
The motherfucking source awards come around.
You drive from New Orleans to Cali.
The fuck.
I didn't draw from Atlanta to Calibur before.
Man.
Tour busing it.
Just grinding on the tour.
In a minivan.
Minivan.
This was your first?
Oh, I need to hear this because a lot of you young artists,
y'all just think somebody managed you, y'all.
Y'all supposed to be on first class.
Y'all got all this shit.
Y'all supposed to get the whole kid.
When you was doing this, when you was driving in that minivan,
this was the beginning, right?
Because we need to know this.
Yeah, yeah, this was the beginning.
Like, shit, he went through that shit, too.
He was with me.
Yeah, see.
I like this part with y'all about, huh?
Most nigg need to hear that shit.
Yeah, so go ahead.
Go ahead.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, like in the beginning, like, but I'm still hot, though.
But this is probably like 2015, early 2016.
We used to have to get on that van or get in a sprinter and shit.
My manager would be there.
We'll have a couple other people, and they just rotate.
We'll drive all the way to L.A.
We had to lead, like, that should have taken, like, a whole week off my schedule.
So we had to already know, like, I can't do this show, this show, this show.
and just cancel all of them show, what not,
don't take no dates right here.
We'll drive from Atlanta all the way to L.A.
At that time, what was it for the budget reason?
You ain't jumped on a plane?
No, you know, I wasn't born here.
Okay.
So I, like, I was, I didn't have no social security number,
so I couldn't get no ID to fly.
Okay.
So when did you get that right?
After I got locked up.
After they locked me up.
Nigger, that was recently.
Yeah.
But I started finding private because they don't really ask for the idea.
So before I got locked up, all of them other shows, I was taking Jets.
I had to take Jets.
Because you always said, your travel fees.
You talk about that in the Raps a lot.
Yeah, nigga.
Those travel fees are serious.
So you was like.
So hold up.
I need to know something.
So because, and then we're going to get back to the arts.
So if somebody booked you, they got to pay for your travel fee, which is the JET, the P.J.
Yeah.
So how much did the fucking P.J.
Cause if I'm booking you as an artist?
It depends where I'm going.
So if I'm going, like, say you put me in Philly, that's like, what, hour and a half flight,
that round trip might be like $20 to $30,000.
But if I'm going to L.A., that shit, $70,000,000.
And the promoter paying for that shit.
Yeah.
Oh, my God.
But I'm going to keep it a brick too, though.
Early in my career, I didn't have to sacrifice it.
So let's say I'm getting one 50 a show, and I got three shows.
I got two shows.
We'll book another show, and then that show will just cover the trip.
So it ain't always being like, oh, where the promoter pay for the travel.
At first, if I got three shows in there $100,000 apiece,
I'm really only going to get $200,000 because I got to use this show to pay
for me to get to all three of these shows.
See what I'm saying?
Right.
That was major.
That was me.
So, and you had Newty was right there with you in the minivan.
Y'all in the minivan, stopping at hotels, stopping at 7-Eleven's rolling your weed up on the road.
We went on, we went on tour and a sprinter.
8-D.
They take shout out in the green room.
Nine deep, taking a shot when we get to the show.
Now, this is for all you rappers.
And I ain't make shit.
I was getting, I was probably getting $1,500 a show for that tour.
So I broke Eve.
But I had to do that in order to build.
A build a tour in history?
Yeah, a tour in history so I can get a ticking in fan base.
And I was getting 40 a show in the club then.
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Why did you transition from the club to the tickets?
Because a lot of people don't understand what hard tickets is.
Why did you transition?
What was important today?
My manager, like, early on, like, we all, really, everybody, we just was learning as we go.
Measy?
Yeah, mez.
Measy.
Shout out of him.
So he broke it down to me, like, because at first I'm like, man, fuck that tour.
I'm getting $40,000 in the club.
Probably like $30,000,000 in the club at the time.
And you want me to go on tour for a month and get $2,000.
dollars a show that's 60,000 dollars for the whole fucking tour that's that's two club shows
and I'm wasting a whole month broke it down to me like the most you can get in the club is probably
100,000 there's people going to doing ticketed shows getting two three million dollars so if you
want to be a nigga who get 100,000 for the rest of their life keep going to the club if you want
to get a million dollars a show go sacrifice do this tour build this audience then go do your own
and just keep building on that.
Yeah, so listen, just for everybody to just,
on them clubs and they can't sell no tickets.
I don't seen that happen, whereas, though,
motherfucker can't sell no tickets when it's just them
on the bill.
And the club, a lot of times you just got promoters,
oh, this nigga popper, let me get him down here.
Not saying that the people in the club is all for you.
Everybody's not for you, but a lot of people
was at the club because they know the club going to be popping
that.
Yeah, that's it.
The chick's coming out for this dude, so they had come,
so you've got to be mindful of that.
When you build it up, and you've got to be mindful of,
you got a artist
let me just say this to all the artists
stop thinking you're just going to come to Atlanta
you're going to blow the fuck up
because you got your watch and you got your chain
like you got to put some fucking work in
yeah like could we go back to putting work in
put the fuck before you go get the chain
before you go get to watch
nigga go invest in your product
make sure you got some good music
number one make sure you
you're going to invest that same amount
put that shit into some marketing
right some digital market
because digital marketing is important
wherever y'all know it or not
motherfucker
back in the day where they had street teams and physical shit
because it's not like a lot of
offline marketing that's happening. So you need
digital marketing. You need money for that?
Yep. So when you go by the chain and the watch
and you're going to these jewelry stores, make sure you've got
your business infrastructure together. These
brothers own their shit. They was doing
something right at the beginning, paying some lawyers,
making sure they had to put, make it sure they was
paying some lawyers and some shit.
Administrative side. Or they had the right
people around. I would say it's like
a nigger just hustlers. Yeah.
You know what I'm saying? So it just
don't make sense like
it's just like basically
like for street nigger terms
I confront you this brick
but I want 35 if I front it to you
if you buy it you can give me
31 what makes more sense
yeah see what I'm saying so all
the label is doing is friend you the money
absolutely so they friend you
your advance nigga that's still your money though
like a motherfucker I think
oh they're going to give me goddamn a million dollars
nigga they want this million dollars back though
right and then by that
right right
And then they're going to put so many fees, distribution fees.
You're going to get hit with taxes, too.
You're going to pay like $2,300.
Taxes is a motherfucker.
The worst part.
Listen, man, I'm going to tell you like this.
Me personally, been out of jail, you know, four and a half years.
I just gave these people $500,000 for taxes.
That shit, I couldn't believe.
$5,000.
$511,000.
For fucking taxes.
Because we paid our taxes.
My account told me, I was like, is you fucking kidding me?
I said, what?
It's a good thing and it's a bad thing.
It's a good thing to know that you have to pay this amount of money
because you've made a lot of fucking money.
But it's a bad thing when they don't take that shit out your motherfucking checks
and you got to go to the bank and take that type of money to fuck out all that one time.
The way I do my shit, like every money that come in, every show, every check that come in,
my account take out the taxes and put it in a separate account.
So when I look at my account, my taxes is already in another account.
So I don't even see that money.
Do you pay quarterly or you pay you leave?
Quarterly is important.
And then I give him the half of him.
And then he said, all right, for the beginning, all the way to now,
you got to give him 88 more.
I said, damn, this is like two, three months later.
You got to pay state tax.
Oh, y'all got to pay state tax.
What?
You got to pay city tax, state tax, and Fed tax.
So I'm paying Philadelphia County, Philadelphia City.
TGI, New Jersey.
The Treasury.
You know, that she goes right to the Treasury.
So it's like, artists.
You got to think about all that when you're taking these advances,
all this shit, and then when you get in this money,
and then you got the motherfucking certain places,
you know, they'll report the money that they gave to you.
You're thinking you got it on the strength and you ain't reported.
And now the people saying, no, no, no, no, no.
What's up with this $175,000 you got that you ain't report?
Right.
Yeah, a million dollars, really, you ain't really going to realistically see number 600 off a million.
Mm-hmm.
Talk about that.
That's shit real.
So it's like-600 off a million.
Yeah.
So you, you said.
sitting here talking about I'm going to turn it up
I'm going to do this so you got to figure out ways to invest
that shit back into your music
your brand oh let me say something
we got young nudie over here in the building
he's in the cut right now he's on some chill shit
but we we got listen
you got to give it you got to give us something
man you got to talk to the people man give me
drop a jewel on them man for young I want you to
talk to the young cats man
say you man oh and he got a new
project out on all platforms rich shooter
y'all better go get that right now
because he actually rich
pass me them keys real
quick. Let me see the keys.
Give me the fucking keys.
Look at them. Look at them.
Little Harold, where you at, man? You're playing games, man.
Get over here, Neff.
I know he got six motherfucking joints on that.
Look, look.
Them red Jones mean he getting money.
Red keys mean you get money.
All the motherfuck for the red.
Listen, listen.
Listen, some of y'all might don't even know him.
He's getting, he's getting great.
And I'll give it all the way real.
A lot of y'all baby mama's probably been in one of these cars.
That's a little Howard right here.
Look, look.
Look, look.
Look, look.
He young, right?
He's young.
Look at it.
Turn around.
Turn around.
And this is 21 talking about all his man.
Look at him.
That's what I'm talking about.
Everybody is winning out here, man.
That song that you heard on the intro was Lerl Howe Savage.
He's doing his thing.
Go ahead, talk your shit.
Go ahead, Neff.
Tell him something about you, why these shit fuck with you?
Why should they fuck with you?
Come on.
No, no, right here, right here.
Talking to my.
Tell me, rob your shit, think, don't get this.
Don't freeze up.
See, a young girl that came from none?
I mean, she.
Worses the worst.
You know, all the street shit.
I've seen a lot in the streets.
Got authentic music, man.
Yeah.
If she's just real, this.
Did you real life with that stuff?
She's real life.
Let me ask you a question.
So that's your artist.
Yeah.
My little brother, yeah.
Your little brother.
Okay, all right.
So as your brother,
just because he's your brother,
don't mean he got to embrace you on some music shit.
You know what I'm saying?
So to be your brother,
and to embrace you on the music shit.
How they make you feel like?
You feel what I'm saying?
You kept sending you back to the drum board.
He kept telling you to go back.
What, to my life?
With the music wise?
Yeah.
I mean, at first, I ain't, I ain't, I ain't want to do this.
I ain't want to rap at first.
He just, I don't know.
He, he's seen that shit in before I've seen it in myself type shit.
That's what so.
Going back to the drawing board.
Yeah, I say he.
I ain't feeling that.
Take it back.
Yeah, he, yeah, he did.
But I ain't going to lie, like, I don't know, man.
This shit lie?
Yeah, man.
I just got it.
You got on.
You got on.
Don't worry about it, man.
He was in the cut sleep.
He was in the condo sleep.
He had to pull him about it.
Come on, now.
Going back to the drum board, yeah.
Yeah, yeah, here.
Remind me like to go back.
The music-wise, like, I should try to.
one time, and then the streets were fucking with it.
I had a song called, whoa, and he would be fucking with it,
but I was on some shit like, right?
Everybody's rapping, who's going to shoot?
You know what I'm saying?
Just thinking crazy.
You know what I'm saying?
So I tried it at the first time.
He was just like, bro, they fucking with you, bro, bro, like, rap.
And you was like, I like shooting better.
Now, he just going to shit like, bro.
Not shun, but you mean, like, who's going to be like the soldier,
who going to hold it down.
Yeah, we do what he be.
they're going to watch out for everybody like
yeah
I looked at it like that
and he was just like shit bro
right
this shit would get you out the street so
try it out just leave tried out for me
bro
try it out for me you don't do it for anything
you'll try it out for our people
passed away
try it out for your kids
try that for your family
try it out just do it for me
yeah
and lessen all the young niggas man a lot of times
man I saw y'all be need
is a little push
a motherfucker who you see doing something
who he can be an example
for you to be like no nigga you could do it too
nigga you could be great out here too man
so shout out to Savage for you know what I'm saying
for seeing the greatness in the young nigga
even though he your brother because a lot of times
people expect you to just
embrace them because they're in entitlement
because they miss my brother nigga you're whack
nigga you sell better
you sell shirts better at Macy's than you do
raping nigga
Get the fuck to work.
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For him to embrace you and see it in you,
and you feel what I'm saying?
Shout out to Savage, man,
because that's a lot of times what the young niggas need.
And the key to that shit,
you say he's seen it in me
before I even seen it in myself.
Because if he'd never seen it in you,
you might still be out here shooting niggas.
Oh, now I mean I shoot niggas, but.
We're talking about shooting basketball.
Now, now,
Nudy and Savage,
y'all have to go through the entitlement thing
when y'all come up with everybody
think they just automatically
ain't got to put no work in family members, friends,
they just think y'all have fallen out
with motherfuckers, they're just looking at y'all,
like, y'all's still trying to figure it out
and come up yourself.
Y'all not even always where you was at,
but motherfuckers put pressure on you, like,
I pose that niggas got...
Did y'all ever had them situations?
Mondeut.
You know, family shit, like Mondeuton, that type of shit,
but...
I feel like certain people is entitled, though.
Break that down.
Yeah.
Hey, him to you.
Right.
You don't want to hear mine.
Go ahead.
Now, you know what I did.
You want to hear yours.
Hey, man.
Listen to him, man.
I did what I did.
What I had to do in the street.
I don't owe a nigger shit.
Yeah.
Yeah, for sure.
Not no nigger, though.
Yeah, a nigger don't owe a nigger shit, but.
Do what you want to do?
Your mom and your kids and shit.
Yeah, we know that.
I feel like they entitled.
Yeah, that.
Yeah, that.
But anybody outside of that, I don't owe you shit.
Now, can I be a real one and help you out if you a real one to me and you my brother.
and we rock, yeah, for sure.
I ain't going to leave you down bad,
but I don't owe you shit, though.
But also the niggas that surround you,
eventually they got to put themselves in position
to be an asset, not a liability.
Like, okay, when we first get in the game,
we wanted to get in the game because it's all love
and then now a nigga making money,
and every time I go to the Gucci store,
fuck it y'all with me.
I don't want everybody getting something.
But three, four years down the road,
it's like, my nigga, I'm $4 million in the motherfuck.
fucking hold fucking with niggas with this shit.
Yeah. You feel what I'm saying? So now
no, no, no, no, no, no.
Nick got to figure out what you're going to do, what job
you're going to play to get put on this motherfucking
payroll. Yeah, for sure. Because, nigga, I got
to put you on my motherfucking taxes
instead of keep fucking
200 and 300 and
no, no, no, no, no, no. No, no. Because I
just, I just pay some serious taxes
last year, nigger. So the money
I give you, nigga, you
coming in the system, nigga.
Fuck is it? That if you
don't pay your shit
the white man on your ass
I'm getting him off my ass
So at the end of the day
To all the niggas that's around
Man
Don't just be around
To fuck the hose
Don't just be around
To rock the jewelry
Don't just be around
Play your position
As this shit is a team
Together each achieve more
Everybody got a fucking role to play
And let me tell you
Like I told you all before
If you see your homie grinding
If my homie grinding
I don't give a fuck
If Monday I got to be the DJ Tuesday
I got to be secure
motherfucking Wednesday got to be his assistant
Thursday I got to be his blunt roller
motherfucker Friday I got to be his hype man
if that's your man
roll out yeah don't be too cool
niggas be too cool and that's how the shit fall out
because the nigga oh I ain't doing that I ain't
nigga what the nigga who gonna have my back
then you ain't going to have my back
right I need to be able to relax to keep making
this fucking music or to keep doing
whatever we're doing so we so nigga you
could be cool I'm paying your bills I'm helping you out
but you can't help me out
don't never let that cool shit get
in the way. The only nigga I know in the
history of life in the black community that ever
got paid for being cool was Billy D. Williams.
That cool shit don't do nothing for
nobody. What the hell of that? Oh, see,
you only have a cold 45. He used to be, he was
a leaguer. He wasn't that cool. Nicky, he wasn't that cool.
He was a cool, motherfucker.
He had a slick back, wavy, wavy
ass curled drink malt liquor, man.
He was a hell of a motherfucker. He just tripping.
To old bitches. Yeah, yeah, he was. But what I'm
saying is, be there for your homies, man. But like, man,
at the end of the day,
We appreciate y'all, man.
You're doing your own thing.
You got some good, you got good examples, Harold.
Just stay focused.
I'm glad you started spitting.
You know what I mean?
You grabbed the mic and start doing your thing
because you didn't see the other journey.
The other, you didn't see what happened to the homies.
The motherfuckers from the set.
Shit ain't turned out right.
You know what I mean?
Some people in a different place, you know, you know, ground, penitentiary.
And it's like, you know what I mean?
I'm glad you listened to big bro and you took his advice, man.
So just keep doing your thing.
keep turning up, keep, keep doing things without them even telling you to do it.
Damn, you know what?
I got to go, let me go to Houston.
Damn, let me go to L.A.
Let me go here.
Nah, he do that, though.
He do that's what's up.
Like, he do all his own shit.
Oh, damn, that's what I'm going to do shit.
Like, he'd shoot his own videos.
Oh, you want some shit.
Oh, you want to call him and be like, hey, why you ain't working?
He always working.
That's what's up.
Now, now, I'm going to ask y'all two different questions because you're all in two different positions.
You're in nudie in two different positions.
But I just want to get out there.
video calls what a video calls you knew and i know your video is probably like or do it matter
how much you spend in the video if you grab somebody to guy know how to work that camera
the budget wise yeah yeah because i pay for my own shit so so so so so what's a good price range
for you it depends what i'm trying to do with the video if a nigga hi would you would you
would you shoot a $5,000 10 000 video like would i pay that for a video yeah yeah yeah i didn't pay
that i didn't pay way more than that i'm telling me i ain't talking about
I'm talking about going down now.
I'm talking about like now,
you'll get somebody five,
10 bands for a video
on that quality because...
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Yeah, because certain shit is a certain look.
So it's like,
you might want a $5,000,
$10,000-looking video for this song.
You might want to want a black and white look,
grimy look, you know what I mean?
Everything don't got to be as scravagant.
Like, my videos, never them type videos anyway.
I don't got videos with 50 bitches
and, like, I don't really shoot them type videos.
All the money, you need all that shit.
How about you, Nuddy?
I don't have them bitches, big booty bitches.
So your videos be costing.
But he loved video.
He loved that shit, though.
He loved, he liked directing shit.
I did, direct and all my shit.
I like, I just into the shit like that.
I really want to get down, like, you know,
help motherfuck fucking shoot their own videos and shit like that.
I'm really to enter shit like that.
Well, listen.
The technical side of that shit, huh?
So it make it a little cheaper for me because I put my input on that shit.
Absolutely.
Well, listen, man.
What we're doing is we're going to get out of here, huh?
We ready to get out of here, but it's going down, man.
This is that shit right there.
Hey.
Uh-huh.
Go get that right now.
Go get it right now.
Hey.
Hey.
Yo.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Talk to him
Ah
Ain't shit green
But they're gonna my bin
Don't get ate up
Like some colloquine
Like colloquy
You know I'm always
Trying to draw some green
Out right now
When they want some bridge
I'm spreading their words
You know that I'd be spreading it
I'm evil
Yeah
This is DJ 404
Coming to you live from Atlanta
Listen man
Cabacob is going down tonight
We got young news
Lord Herald 21 Savage in the building
It's going down
Listen, man, you better get down here right now
This is 404
Radio is going down right now
Man, I see you call 1-5 in the building
Rug in the building
Bartonville everybody is in the building
He's hot just got clean the fuck out tonight
And Cobbacol
They knocked him in his head
His head is bleeding
He's bleeding from the head in the air area
Somebody calling ambulance
Security help that man out
It's going down to Cobbacolv the night
Listen, DJ 404
And we're signing off
A million dollars worth a game
And it's just like that
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