Million Dollaz Worth Of Game - MILLION DOLLAZ WORTH OF GAME EPISODE 138: "FEATURING SNOOP DOGG"

Episode Date: November 8, 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. Uh-huh. The goat feature and Quilley, run it up. Uh-huh. Sold in a week, a million dollars worth of games.

Uh-huh. Soul a city. Yeah. Uh-huh. The money be coming and coming and coming and coming and coming and coming. Somebody's coming! Got it up. Add it up, bag it up, stack it up. Gotta add it up back it up Stack it up

Got it got it add it up Come on a job I'm gonna be the greatest To they buried men True definition of a pedigree Can't hold a candle to a man They can't match my energy Gotta get it got to get it

Doing dirt down your present Head to take it wasn't giving Lock a low of a business Fucking I'm a mama distance Having money with my addiction Hard hit I wouldn't listen Through pain I learn my lesson Gymnasional workout flipping

Fuck up! No time to the fuck your missus. She braggin' by the dick, she's missing. New rentals every week I'm whipping. New clothes every day you're dripping. They killed Davey was crappet I did it. Came from that and that's my mission.

I'm a boss, that's my position. Run the block up, math. Fee's got to jump in agabetics. Niggas don't want no steady. Get hit with a semi-automatic. Channel 6, lose and with a tragic. All about the binge of micups. Got a big bag.

I'm going to flex. Bitches see me that one sex. Niggas mad. I'm up next. Get up. Get up. Get this. The money be coming and coming it coming in coming and coming to go

Gotta add it up bag it up stack it up yeah Add it up back it up stack it up gotta add it up back it up stack it up Gotta add it up and stack it up I'll be sipping all buried these niggas just cap and clutch I got six bitches in a chop they gonna laugh it up bro put up in the colorin then why they mad it up I don't want to brag feel like every day I'm wreck chasing they don't want to crash Pull his four pound out niggins do a hundred dash This is two up top is three now cuz that's my other hat Run run Quilly shot running taking bubble baths

Left his drum roll with no recoil it ain't jumping back Got a turkey butt with monkey nuts you don't want none of that I told the line I'm on cups he hit me ain't one nothing back Hard rock like the cafe I serve in bag yay If my phone only do it down then that's a sad day I'm sick on my Keisha bitch this a money bag day That's too far nigger meet me halfway We're halfway.

The money be coming and coming in, coming and coming in. Dad, Dad, Dad, Dad, Dad, Dad, Dad, Dad, Dad, Dad. Then Go Feetcha and Quilly, man. Running up, man. So I'm gonna be a million dollars worth of a game. But, uh, you ready? Let's go. Let's go.

What do, Lo? Yeah. He heard the music, y'all. Boom, boom. What up in the smartphone? Oh, some murder, murder. Come on, Betty. Kill, kill shit.

Yeah. The butcher coming, nigg. Real hip-hop shit. Yeah. Murder music Just for this type of shit They cabanas Because this what they're gonna play

When they wipe They press off the hammers I really like that I ain't just write this shit For the camera I did in my city What Michael Vic did in Atlanta Casse for insurance

Them bad days was a forest Still hood Roach clips in the ass trays In my foreign In LA R&B bitch drunk With their hands around me The night Swiss introduced me

The Knows at a Grammy party When my strip introduced me The hard I had grams around me A star player never acts For the bar They just playing around me Niggas heard I took a shot They was asking if I was good

I looked at the shooter right in his eyes When that trigger got pulled Murder music Murder music Murder music Murder music Yeah Yeah

Murder music Murder music Come on Yeah Some come through the water Some come through the border Some of them get caught But that's depending on the porter

Old niggas hiding Young niggis sliding I'm being a man Just protecting and provided My only can see is if it cooked right my chain yellow way the diamonds set up and make it look white kill you for nothing cause they petty cutting the dog food with the fetti they're young but they ready no crowd i get my applaud off the beats i'm a bar so i make sure all of us eat say a couple funerals will bring a war to a season remember it ain't no reward for the streets this is not normal dicky suits is how we dress formal way i'm riding his tracks like a porno i ain't then what's up then i'm busts Every control substance I touched it

I know it's disgusting I'm just stacking Call me El Guapa And I bet you never had a brick From El Chapo Tuesday I just play the crib And making tacos A lot of niggas front and like

They nice but they knocked all Y'all soak that up Now soak that up They don't pull my coat nigga the goat got up What's up? Murder music Murder music

Murder music Murder music Murder music Murder music Yeah Murder music Murder music Yeah

Murder music Murder music Murder music Yeah Murder music Yeah I only got time to murder shit I bang them

I'm deafin in both ears When I'm making niggas Black and rep couches and throw cheers At times I be unleashed A raft at most fear I don't discriminate I even body close peers See I'm suggesting most you niggas

You get to step into the rear Uh huh This is a motherfucking classic right here. If you don't whip it right, you shouldn't come around here. Adjust my level up. Make sure a nigga sound clear. They want to stop and want to steer. They hate that I'm the best and it's greatness in the flesh

and it's pointless to compare. You need to describe this Jew and write to save this shit on the server. And type the way that I speak for moving space on a cursor. I'm not an advocate for violence, but push me. I'm going to push it further. The script. Hand on my hip, squeezing the grip a little firmer. These dumb niggas don't realize that it's better to be a learner.

Stupid nip. And when you don't this, when you don't this, Get the feeling a burner. Shut the fuck up. It's better to be watchers, listeners and observes. If you not, you fuck around,

that's how niggies like you get murdered. Murder music. Murder music. Murder music. Murder music. Yeah. Murder music. Murder music.

Murder music. Bring it back for the old school. Scratch. You know what a old school. Scratch it from our day. Murder music. Moodoo-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-mud-d-d-d-d-murred-to-mud. Oh, I bring that shit in right.

Murder was the case The case The case Was murder, murder, murder, murder, murder Oh, Ooh, put your hip-hop on it You know what I'm talking about that?

Put a little hip-hop on it You're now tuned into Me-Meem-Mitt-Million dollars worth of game Yes, sir I don't know where you at I don't know what you got going on But November 12th Snoop Dogg A.K.A. the Legend Hall of Famer

algorithm is coming out And it's going down, man. This shit is going down. There's no games. It's going down. The legend is coming back out. He's fucking shit up again. And he's listening.

He's bringing some of his friends with him. And he's bringing some of his youngans with him. This shit is going to be serious. And it's coming out on Def Jam. Hold on. Before we even get, go any further. We got to get right into this shit. This episode of me in Osberg for a game is bought to you by New Amsterdam Vaca.

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Let's get into it. So quick, so fast. It's my pleasure to be here, fellas. I'm all the way out here in Jersey, down the street from Philadelphia. Yes. We had a secret location Giving up some of this game

Million dollars worth of game to be exact Absolutely If you locked and loaded tune in So you can get you a bar of it Yes, sir, Ski Snoop Mm-hmm Came in the game

Decades ago Yes, sir Young man Long Beach With a dream I've seen Everything that come with this shit The ups, the downs, the going from broke to having money to going back fucked up to getting money back.

When you sit back and you look at all that shit you accomplished and where you're at right now today in life. Whereas though, it seemed like every time I turn on the fucking TV, snoop is somewhere. Like you so much of a chameleon out here, you'd be with gangbangers and Martha. Stewart. Then you're walking down the beach giving out Corr's lights to your friends. Corona.

Corona. I get that ad right. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, absolutely. That's a corona. You're fucking the money. You feel me. Now, Corr's going to come in when I finish with the Corona deal, so that's cool.

Right, you feel me? You're giving coronas out on the beach. It's just like you want from being a young rapper from the streets to now you represent so many brands out here. And so many walks of life, like, did you ever think it would be to this point? I mean, you can't say that you never did think it would be to this point,

but it's just a matter of having imagination. Like, I imagineate a whole lot. I got a lot of imagination on me as far as like I dream of shit. And I manifest. I was told that I was a manifester that a lot of things that I bring to life are because I put them in the air or I make them come to life based off of existing in my mind and feeling like they already exist. So I didn't think that it would be like this, but I knew it would be like this.

You know what I'm saying? I knew it would be a position that I could hold in music and entertainment and just do some of the things that the greats before me had done. Because I wasn't just in the music. I was in the culture. So who was ever, the man when I was a young, whether it was Muhammad Ali, Magic Johnson, Richard Breyer, whoever it was, I always would want to have a piece of each one of them because they were my icons.

they were my heroes when I was young and when I got the position of being in front of a spotlight I was like I want to do what they doing but to another level because they could only take it so far because there was so many rules and regulations when they was in the game and we broke

the rules and we made our own regulations I respect that because you know at the end of the day man you've been through so much like me growing up to your music you know I remember when you was fighting a murder charges and you was you've been through so much and then to look and to see that you just got so many corporations

that's invested in you, like, to the youth, that's just like a sign and, you know, like, you could do any fucking thing you want to do out here, man. Right, but see, what they got to understand is it's a professionalism to it as well. Absolutely. It's not walking to those offices with the hood mentality. It's walking to those offices with a business mentality. Right. But keeping the hood in me at all time.

but remaining a businessman because you could fuck up opportunity too. We watched businessmen bully their way right out of position or either try to, you know, gang bang their way into a higher position and lose out all the way around. Right. This industry respects business. It respects, you know, originality. And that's what I'm about doing good business and being original about what I'm doing.

And I feel like the shit that I went through as far as the losses that I took, they made me stronger and they made me a better business man for me individually to teach that you got to know the business is not who you know it's what you know a lot of people feel like if I connect you

with this person or I put you in the room with this person but what are you going to do when you get in that room right it's the what you know that's the most important and once I learned that this is called show business I had the show down Ricky Harris Rest in Peaks

always used to tell me this shit when I was a young rapper he was like Snoop you got to learn this shit is called show business you got the show but you ain't got the business and I used to always think about what that meant and I wanted to practice on my business

and making sure my business was strong enough to match my show. So now I feel like my show and my business is at the top of its level that it could be at so now I can teach, educate and give information through my examples of either fucking up or doing it right.

At the end of the day it's like you know when we first seen you right and I'm going to tell you some real shit that's personal for me because I was sitting in the penitentiary cell and it fucked me up when I seen you with Marshall Stewart because I'm like yo man I grew up off Snoop I remember he was going to fuck the trial so to show me that was motivation

me sitting in the prison cell and like yo how the fuck Snoop and Martha Stewart together and this dude was facing you know life in prison everything was on the line so it's like to be able to shift that

and say you know what yeah I went through that to see that elevation so far and so high it was like I'm sitting in the prison cell like yo everything is possible. It is. It really is, Wallow, because you got to look at it like this. People are people. No matter what color they are, where they come from. If you sit down and talk to people, just like you guys do with your podcast,

you find out that certain people are really people. Like when me and Martha got a chance to hang out, we discovered that we love the same things and we have the same beliefs in life. We love to love and we love to teach. And I was looking for somebody like she was looking for somebody. I was looking for a sister, somebody that could help me and navigate me into another world. and she was looking for somebody like me that could help her, you know, diversify herself

in this industry. So it was a blessing for both of us to get together. And from that one relationship, we created like a partnership of love to show people that people from any parts of the world can work together, be together and love each other. And that's the example of it all. It's not even about the money or the business.

It's that Martha's from over here. She's a white lady. Snoop Dog's a black man from over there. How are they together? Don't worry about it. Learn how to be like them and the world would be a better place. Just connect, because one thing I say about you, you connect with all people, man. You don't discriminate, you just show love to everybody.

You show love. You're always giving out that ism. You know, since the beginning of the time, you always been like that. And it's just a blessing to be still had you around because, you know, I always talk about some of our legends and how some of our legends, you know, they fell and they're not here with us no more.

But to see you still here and thriving, it's just like, it's unbelievable. You see what I'm saying? When you think about Pock and Big, they died so long ago. It was so long ago, but you're one of the people that came out. It was out dacy before them and still kept running.

I love this game. Yes. I love this shit, for real, though. I don't do it for money. I do it for love. Like, I really love this shit. I love what I do. Like, on some real shit, I wake up to it.

Like, my job is to entertain people and to give people what they want. And I love that shit. Like, I don't know nothing else. I couldn't go work at a department store, at a food spot, or none of that shit. This is what I do. And this is all I do. And I love doing it. And I've grown into understanding master myself.

And once you learn how to master yourself, everything else comes easy. And I think that's what's wrong with the industry right now. There's too many people trying to be like somebody else instead of mastering themselves. If you could just master yourself and figure out who you are and why God made you, then the world will be a better place because it would be a bunch of original individuals walking around instead of so many people who sound alike and look alike. And that's no disrespect. That's what all do respect.

Now, November 12th, the album come out. Why did you name it algorithm? The reason why I called it algorithm is because the algorithm is fucked up right now. You got computers and machines telling you what's hot and what's not. When I was making records in the 90s and before I was making records, there were people who told you what was hot and they could feel the records and it was a feeling that went with records. So my algorithm is to break that computer shit and put feeling back in music

so people can feel it and understand it and let people tell you what. hot not a fucking computer and not a programmer that's programming every song to sound the fucking like right can you imagine being a kid in the 70s and every song came out sound the same right or growing up in the 80s and every song sounded the same or when we came out in the 90s and all of me and biggie and Tupac all fucking sounded the same all had the same uh when it went right the beat had the same you know tempo listen to Tupac's first album biggie first album Snoke first album. It ain't no two things on that motherfucker the same. Not the lingo, not

nothing. Nothing. That's hip-hop. You can go to Eric Ben, Rock Kim, you can go to Big Daddy Kane, you can go to Carriz 1. Roxanne Chantelle. You can go to anybody, MC Light, Lite for anybody. None of these shit mimic nobody. And I'm not saying that's a bad thing. I'm just

saying that's what made us more competitive and more, you know, edgier to make that kind of music that's still here today. Right. That's me. tell whileo all the time you know that like all three of us are like

blessed you know what I'm saying because we older men who connect with the youth and one thing the youth don't care about is no old niggas oh boy we didn't when we was young you feel what I'm saying? When you was young did you give a fuck about the old dude they're trying to

tell you to slow down? Absolutely fucking not you feel what I'm saying I felt like nigga I'm the old Jew shut up nigga I'm woke you old nigga you ain't what you to be. Young nigga just told Gil that the other day. I'll put you in your pockets, nigga, shut up,

you know what you used to be. Gilly sit down somewhere. Shut the fuck down, nigga. I said, Gil. Leave them young niggas alone, man. Let's keep walking, man. But that's the fact that the youngsters really identify with us because we don't try to cramp their style.

We let them be who they are on. And when we give them information, it's just information. It's not to downplay them. It's to try to help them get above and get further than we did because we went through certain shit that they're going to go through. So they respect the fact that we could be honest enough to tell them the truth. That's why they call me. uncle snoop i didn't ask for that position or that name i thought i was going to be snoop dog

you know the rapper forever but i became uncle snook because of the love and the the way that they look up to me the way that they feel like this niggas my uncle i can come to him for advice information love security whatever i need he's going to be there as an uncle and and that's what the thing is now they call me uncle snook because that's who i am and that's the spirit that i give off to the young generation and because because people see it see you for what you see is what you get you feel what I'm saying because you see Snoop Snoop he'd be over here doing this thing he dancing you'll see Snoop at a basketball game dancing you'll see Snoop at it he could be at a tennis match he out there yeah you feel what I'm saying

Snoop would be with Matthew McConnell he smoking weed yeah so it's like it's like when I was on death row I couldn't smile you know what I'm saying because we had all this gangster shit that we was rolling with that we was living seven days a week but when i when i beat the murder case i wanted to smile because i was blessed to have a second opportunity so i learned how to smile and that rub niggas the wrong way because they wasn't used to seeing the gangster smile right they wasn't used to seeing the gangster have fun and unite and organize and and be friends with other people right they always wanted the gangsters just to stay in his own little circle but i broke that shit and made it cool for gangsters to have friends to smile to laugh to let people talk about

them to be able to accept and give it you know what I'm saying so just breaking the stereotype and making that shit cool and once it became who I was it's like I can't stop doing it it's who I am seven days a week do you think if you would have never had your back against the wall and you know you know was facing losing everything that you would have let go that early at an age no I want to let go my daddy was in the vietnam war in 1968 got shot three times i was born in 71 so that's the odds right there i wasn't supposed to be here he's supposed to be going in vietnam the life expectancy for a black male in like 1968 in vietnam was 16.4 seconds did you hear what i just said yeah 16.4 seconds because for one they dropped us off first then we had to walk on landmines then when we walk on

this way, guess who behind us shooting at us? The white the white ones from down south that really wasn't wit. Remember this 68? Yeah. It ain't like it is, and they was calling us niggas and everything. Martin Luther King, it just got killed, all that kind of shit, so

we're getting shot at from the back and the front and stepping on landmines and we only got 16.4 seconds to survive. So this is the odds I had to face before I was even born, so I feel like It ain't nothing I can't face My daddy went through it all

And I was with him when he was going through that So it only pushed me out to To be that who I am now Like that anti-bullshit You know what I'm saying Like the Black Panther, the gangbanger All of the above in one Based off of my father's experience

And my mother's experience From Mississippi to California To the shit they had to go through From the 60 to the 70s When I was born To the shit I had to go through Watching racism and all of that shit To be able to say that I can change this shit

by just putting love in there. Not change it by saying fuck all of them and let's do what they did to us. But no, let me love them and show them how to love. That's how you changed the game. Now, take it back to the 90s. Rodney King.

You and Dre and them, you're on the studio. No, uh, we went out. I went out. I'm talking about before. I'm talking about when it jumped off. When it jumped off, nigga, we went out of loot. Nick, I stole a TV, a motherfucking couch, a boombox, motherfucking phone. motherfucking furniture, all kind of shit

nigga I laced my apartment up I had a one bedroom apartment with no furniture nigga after 429-1992 I had a whole motherfucking apartment full of shit The day the niggas took over The day the niggas took over 29-92 I know that day like yesterday Nick April 29

Listen, listen did you know what to do the difference now Now Snoop looked back He said damn man that was fucked up What they did the Rodney King Back then when he got their sofa and all that He was like thank God for Rodney King I was happy as a month for

because the nigger was still a lot. Shit, he took that ass before that couch. But listen. But listen. But how was it? Listen,

Snoot. Rodley took that ass before that couch and after that big back TV, Nick. Hold on. That ain't that shit

you'd be smoking because I don't be coughing the shit. You'd be smoking. That's some serious shit on. That's some real shit. That shit you be having

to be bullshit because this nigga smoke Reggie. You're going to put some mud on my name? You smoke on? You're going to do that? You're going to do that. You're going to do that.

Smoke Reggie, because that shit got me coughing. That shit ain't, you got no head me coughing. I walk right through that shit. Can't put no smut on his name. No, I got, no smut. I'm being real. Hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on, I got a song called Smurter on my name. Oh, let's go.

Hold on, hold on. Hold on, hold on. Hold on, wait. Take a left on Croft Street. Good God. Damn. Never put no smut up on my name. Damn.

Oh, pain, nothing funny. Never put no smud. Never put no smut up on my name. Stop Smuddy. Tunes deep in the pump of ice scot pocket for the heat uncut. One smud niggins try to run out. Wobbershot cook line them up. A line cook.

Yeah, buses keep talking and I'm tying them up. Duffet, gasoline, we find them up. Talking wreck, out the neck. Can you check from a fack? In the park, it's not ready. We're a deck in a blast. Boat billers, lines and gorillas, stars and post-illers, cars and cat billers,

laws and rat billers. Ignore, you rat, niggas. She touched up the frame and fucked up the game. That's funny Never put this muddle for my name That's a holy Never put this muddle for my less That's the same

Stop smiling I was in my bag I was fucking I was fucking from I had my chucks on man chill Don't throw that shit on these screaming out west side nigger from North Philly Allegheny Avenue

I had my penduletons on hold My Cortez Knights I was in my zone Now but this is the whole thing y'all was in the studio y'all heard what's going on y'all ran the fuck about it there huh well actually um when the shit when the first first went down after the uh when the verdict went down and the in the riots and all that shit was happening i was in long beach at the homie house and we was watching on the news and the shit they broke out in l-a right so you got to look at the cities like this like i'm from

long beach we over here long beach right here you got to go through compton inglewood all that shit to get to l-a so when we jump in the car We're rolling, it ain't no fires in Compton, ain't no fires, right in L.A. It's all the activity going down. So we jump out, we get cracking, boom, boom, boom. And we're heading back to the house. Now it's popping in Compton.

We jump out and Compton and get our loot on. Boom, we're heading back to Long Beach. Boom, it's popping in Long Beach, too. So we're collecting shit all the way back until we get to the hood. Now we got three shipments of shit that we didn't collect it on that day. But when we get back to Long Beach a week later,

somebody tell, these rats, they tell and they start knocking on niggas doors like anybody, you got any new furniture? Like, no, like, hold on. Where you get that new TV and that new couch? Nick, either you're under arrest or get that shit up. Niggins start unhooking shit.

Here, nigga, take this shit. I ain't going to jail take this shit. I didn't live in Long Beach. I lived in Hollywood, so they didn't knock on my door. So all my shit was hell off. Yeah. And me? Together. Yeah. So what we did was when we seen that, we went out looting. And DOC went with us too. I gave him a shout-out because that nigga was gangster.

He jumped in the car with us. D-O-C went with us, RBX and the whole crew. When I stole shit, came back to the studio the next day and we told Drey, we need to make a song, nigga.

The data niggas took over. And he was like, break them off some. Yep. Put that talking in the beginning. Yeah. Real shit. That was some real shit that talking.

That was from a director named Matthew McDaniel. He would shoot all of the gangster shit in the hood. And Drey knew how to take like snippets. And make that motherfucker feel like a fucking movie when you listen to that shit was a movie. Right? Like a lot of young cats don't even know about the... Break them off something.

But I just witnessed the most snoop dog shit you could ever witness in life. That nigga was telling a story. Honk was telling a story and used three fucking backwards. See this Long Beach right here? I had to let your niggas understand. Then you even tell your stories with the weed. Your niggas ain't got no motherfucking props up here.

got to make the shit work so you niggas can understand what I'm saying for the viewer He sued a half of one A one that was a little bigger Yeah this is that shit

Yeah If you ain't down For the ones That suffer That's up Africa Um Mm-hmm

Mm-hmm To get what you need to step your funk ass to Get up And put them Fuck In that ass Break them all something

Break them all something Break them all something Break them all something Break them all something Break them off some Break them off some Break them awesome Break them awesome

I got my finger on the trigger Some niggas wonder why We're living in the city It's do or die I got my finger on the trigger So niggas wonder why We're living in the city It's do or die

One time Because they really understand They really really are they probably God in the cops And they're not rotney peace And we're not rotten in king The gun goes click My gun goes bang

We're riding in stop 10 And we're riding in Long Beach You're right in a finger They made a cease. Niggas does their loot and police start to shoot. Then they come up they got it like they root. They don't show no luck so it's up against them. They never ever know.

They fuck to the town. Come on. They kill Africa going to drink. They buy a cake and put it to them. How many niggas is Brettie Lou? Right. Well, I don't want to say riding, but there's a looting downtown. But right now, what I want to show you is they have started fires down to the end of the street.

But how many niggas are ready to lose? What you want to do, what you want to do. I said, how many niggas are ready to lose? Got myself a Uzi and my brother are nine. Nine. Nobody told us today, in other words, you still a slave. How much money you get? Sitting in my private rum, calm and collected,

trying to get my respect it, because what I just heard, got me and half in half in the first I know other niggas on the row is belling, laugh now, but how much later we said the niggas get together, they get mad because they can't fade us. Like my niggas,

from South Central Los Angeles They thought I doubt they couldn't handle us Bloods, Crips on the same start With the S.A. Slugs and run the time to rob the mother And break the white man on something lovely I don't like them so they can't love me Straight getting it down,

Fitting my suit on They're trumpet in the cops So I got to get my loot on And caught in some furniture or something Got the VCR in the back of my car That I came from the spot this like me And if you fuckers think not try to stop me They think you'll see it that can't be stuck

Because I'm a top and top And top till they all drop Yeah, yeah That's that motherfucker work right there That's that work right there You fuck me up with that because I wrote that verse And I have forgot all about it. That's that shit

Hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on That's that shit So you put the pen to that. Oh yeah I wrote that verse right there The one that just went off to Dr. Dre verse Yeah Daz wrote his shit

The reggae shit in the beginning That was Dad That was some cold shit How many niggas is ready to loot I did that, and then RBX was bought to come on in the second verse. That was powerful. That's a powerful song. What is your best song ever on death row?

My best song ever on death row? Your favorite song out of everybody, not just you. It could be somebody else. Your favorite song on death row records. Probably New York, New York corrupt. That nigga was killing that shit. Have you ever listened to the lyrics on New York? He was going in.

That nigger was so barred up on that. And just to know how. That song was created. See, what y'all don't know is that song was a St. I's commercial that Biggie Smalls had. That was a Biggie Smalls beat that DJ Poolehead did for Biggie Smalls for the St.I's commercial. And I heard it, and I was like, that shit banging, Cud. Let me get that beat. And he was like, it's only a commercial, so we had Biggie.

He was like, he ain't tripping. So we took the beat, and I was going to rap on it, but I was like, I don't know what to rap about. So I just put the hook on there, New York, New York, because it's an old Grandmaster. the flash song and I like, so I put that hook on there and then corrupt came to the digital shack and that motherfucker started writing that shit and only helped him with one line because he said, it's incredible. It's going to take a miracle like Nisi. Like Nisi, he thought it was somebody else. He said it was somebody else. I said, no, that's Nisi. And he said, okay, like Nisi, it's going to take a miracle and that motherfucker's just. When I listen back to

his verbs, his style, his cadence, his... Do y'all know that that's the only nigga that I've rapped against that I couldn't beat that we tied? That's how I met that nigga. I met him in the rap battle, Philadelphia's finest. And I'm from the LBC and I don't lose the niggins, so... This was some other shit, you know what I'm saying? Like, so just to say that, that was the best song that I ever heard

on pastro records because knowing where he came from lyrically and knowing how I put him in the game as far as like battling him and brought him to death row and he made the best song that we ever had on death row in my ears and my eyes as far as the lyrical context. That's go. Moving forward.

What was your best song going to no limit? Rive for my niggins. See murder. I knew it. Oh, yeah. That was that was a fuck death row song. Yeah? Yeah, but you know, we just, Master P was like

he don't do all that. but see murder, like, fuck that, fuck them other niggas. Like, basically that's what it was. If you listen to it, that's what it was. Listen to his day,

bitch I'm down with no limit. I'll ride for the cause. I'm the nigger on the tank with the big fucking balls. And if anybody fuck with Snoop, dog, I'm gonna make his niggas put his name on a wall.

He went in. He went to fuck in. Boy, did he? He went to fuck in. All right. Free C murder, nigga. Free C murder, nigga. Now,

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Good luck. So, um, you're running deaf jam. I'm running up numbers at death jam. Running up numbers at death jam. And what that means is I'm trying to put some talent in the building. I'm trying to help the people that's over at the building. and just restore the feeling of Dev Jam because I'm a big fan of Def Jam record

I remember when Dev Jam Records ran the music industry that music was the shit, they spirit was they shit, the jackets, the logo is the shit, the jackets, the logo is crazy. Come on, my nigga, so I'm just a West Coast nigga that love that shit and I wanted a job over there so I can help restore the feeling. And the first thing I'm doing is putting this record

our algorithm, which has a lot of classic Dev Jam artists on it and then has a lot of new artists from Dev Jam. And then it's got some friends of mine's on there as well. So I just wanted to come and do sort of kind of like what Cala is doing. You know, Caled is doing a great job of, you know, doing the compilation albums and putting that talent out there

and, you know, being a spotlight to the talent. So I just wanted to come compliment the industry and do what I do and just break the algorithm by putting out some music that feel good and not just sound good. And I remember one time when Def Jam was going hard on the West when he got Warren, they got a bun, didn't. Montel Jordan.

This is how we do. You know, that's a Def Jam record? Yeah, wasn't Doveshack on? Doveshack, Dobsie, Richie, Rich. Yep, you had a bunch of. watching people from West Coast. They was on their heavy in the 90s. It was Def Jam West.

Yep, Def Jam West was heavy in the 90s. But a lot of people don't know that Def Jam had like everybody, Jay, Murder, Inc. Everybody was over there. Man, to be on Def Jam Records was a dream come true. It was a shit. Like, if there wasn't no DeafJ records, our damn sure would have been on Def Jam.

Warren G got a chance to make it to Dev Jam record. Did he? Yes, he did. When he went to Dev Jam Records, he changed the whole shape of the building, he saved their ass actually financially. Yes, he did. You know what I'm saying?

It's documented. I read that on, Russell Simmons books. Yeah, because Russell was a real nigga. He's going to tell him like it is. He broke that shit down. And not like it was, you know, get credit with credit as built. Yes, he did.

You know, but at the same time, it's like, that's how much we love that building. We love Dev Jam. We love what it stand for. We love the originals, you know, the fucking slick Rick, Beastie Boys. Everybody. LL KooJ. Run DMC. No, RundDMC was on profile.

It wasn't on Def Jam. That shit, the origins of that shit that made us. Public Enemy. Yes. That made us one. Greatest albums. Public Enemy. Come on, man, the bomb squad, Hank Shockley.

Everybody was over there. I'm going to do some music with Hank Shockley. I made him about a month ago. He's a fucking, he's a legend. I told him, I said, Cud, let's work together, because I just want to see what it's going to sound like. Let me ask you a question. At that time, I can't even ask you this. You're going to pick you.

You're going to. Hank or Dre. Is they neck and neck? They tied. Thank you. Because what Hank was doing for the East is what Dre was doing for the West. And I feel like they shit was so similar, but it wasn't. Because Hank would take samples. He would take certain.

He would make brothers and sisters. I don't know what this was. Just like Drey's was. I mean, let's keep it one thousand. Yeah, they would sample up. They were sampled kings.

Where did Ice Cube go when he left Drey? He went right to Hank. And what did shit sound like? His shit went to another level. America's Most Wanted. Okay, then. Hank Shockley, he did all public enemy shit. He did Ice Cube first shit.

If you don't know, he's a fucking legend. This dude is a, I'm talking about, think about walking to the Teradone. Preach. Don't believe the hype. Terminator X. Terminator X. All that shit.

And then you just think about all the Ice Cube first shit. Hank is a fucking legend. Shout out to Hank and Chuck D is one of my favorite rappers of all time. He's a legend. If I see Chuck D that might pass the fuck out.

Wait, hold on, fuck this. I got to take this opportunity because one thing, I grew up playing basketball. We all know that. I started rapping later in life. It just so happened and having fast for me.

But obviously these two are fucking hip-hop historians. Yeah. Yeah. So, yeah, I'm a legend. We're going to see who know the most shit.

Come on. You got to ask Snoop three questions. He got to ask you three questions. Whoever get the most right is the hip-hop historian. I got you. All right, you finished the rhyme. You can ask me any question, but you finish this rhyme. Let me see what you're going.

They call me C-Loke. The G, that ain't no joke. The mystery of mass with the killer Snoop Rat Flo. See us. He called me slipping on that when you got me. You want one. What was that? That's steady dipping.

Bloods and Crips. I didn't fuck with that album because Battle Cat had the blood side, blood side banging harder than the crib side. That Paul Roo Love. Yeah. That killed the game. Yeah, that shit was hard. That killed the game.

You see, this is what y'all didn't know. I don't know West. We didn't fuck with that album because Battle Cat had the blood side banging harder than the crib side. It was harder than the crib side. All they song. Steady dipping was. It was, but that one didn't make a difference. Once that, what's the world got on the streets?

Well, hold on, cut. Why they signed banging a harder than I. That's when the shit was like the riots hadn't happened yet, so it wasn't really no peace in the hood. That project was pre-the-ri- Okay, that was beforehand. Yes. Oh, shit.

They was dissing on that project. Oh, so they was dead. That wasn't no, like, hey, man, we're bloods and cribs. It was like calling niggas out of their name. Yeah, all that of shit. All right, well, okay, well, listen, you got to ask another question. Yeah, give me some else. I'm going to ask you a question.

Who was the first rapper? Oh, I get one point, right? Yeah, you got one here. No, you don't get one boy. Fuck you mean, I asked him. I said my bloods if this is a legendary album. I was supposed to know that. Banging on wax was a legendary album.

I was supposed to know that. Banging on wax was a legendary album. I was supposed to know that. I still, he was supposed to know that. He was supposed to know that. That was, that was, that was banging on wax. I was supposed to know that. You were cool.

You're motherfucking right. Who was the first rapper to actually get on the microphone from New York? Oh my God. It wasn't, Grandmaster Cass? No. Hollywood. All right, so you got me. He got me, damn.

Big Big Big is one one. One and one. All right, all right. I just can't let Snoop to get you out of here with this with no fucking wins because I'm not going to not hear about this. Round two. All right, all right. Round two.

All right. Who had a song called Ryan Pace? Listen, DJ Quick, too short, Richie Richie Rich, rapping forte. Ryan Pace. No, no, no, no. Pace style. Oh, because Ryan Pace. Pays is ice-stile.

Yeah, because that's I-T. Pay-style. Oh, yeah, he fucked you up. He got that, though. You said Rob Piz. No, no, no, I'm not this. I said pay-style. My fault.

Pay-style. You said, Richie-Ritch. You said, Forte. I said, Richie-Ritchie, DJ-Quick, two short. Page styles. Because freestyles is the...

That's free shit. They don't do that shit on the West. Somebody was trying to get paid. I'm going to go with two-short. he got me oh he fucked you because he's a pill man he's trying to he fucked you over and shoot a what come on

let's go oh don't let him get the fuck out of it okay I got to get you a good one right here who was the rapper that Fresh Prince battled in the 80s from Philly

and lost to digger if you don't know this if you don't know this nigga Don't help in the 80s from Philly and they lost to me. School E.D. No, nigga. Who? Steady B, motherfucker fuck out of here.

Fuck out of here, nigga. It's over now. That's it. Damn, my fuck. That's I quit. I retired. I'll fuck your shoulder. I retired, nigga didn't know that.

How you get me? A little fuck he's going to ask you a football guy from Philly. A Philly question. Then you fucked up. Like I was even, I got to go back to the, too he went to Philly. God damn. But I beat anybody else, right? It's my first head.

You'd be Shaq. You beat Funk Flex. And now you lost to Snoops. You better know it. Now, hip-hop. It was set out in the dark. We used to do it out in the park. Snoop to rule his story, you, nigga.

Now. Fuck, you're going to look. He confused. Look at his face. You know what I'm going to do, though? While I'm going to tie you into this thing. I'm doing Russell Simmons. We're doing an NFT for all of the original rappers,

the ones we started in the beginning that didn't get no fame and didn't get no money. We created NFTs for them and they all going to get paid off of it. So I'm going to tie you into it. Do that. We're going to make it happen, man. You can be a part of his history, man. You know, it was crazy. I told a young cab where I told a young rapper this shit the other day.

He was talking about. He was like, man, I supposed to be getting more money. And we was on the phone call. He's popular. Everybody knows this motherfucker. I said, let me tell you something, nephew. Be thankful for your blessings. I said, you know why I said this?

I said, you run around getting 30s and 40s a night. You getting paid more than Tupac and Biggie he was getting, nigga. Like I said, what is you tripping about? We was getting 15 a night back there. You was, y'all niggas, you was on cover The rolling stone getting 15. The nigger was happy. My first $100,000 came from St.Eyes from a commercial.

You never got $100,000 for a show back then. My first $100,000 came from St.Eyes beer company for a commercial idea. You hear me? Remember when Ice Cube said, I told all my friends, don't drink eight, ball because Sanis is giving in. That was for real. They gave you 100 bands. A hundred.

And sure got mad when you got 200. and I had a blue suburb and he wouldn't got him a red one. Damn. So, so, so, so, so, so, so publishing checks. When was the first time you seen the publishing check? What is that? Ooh.

You mean my first couple of years? What is that? Publishing. You mean I wrote all the deep cover? I wrote all the G thing. I wrote all the Dray Day. I wrote 70% of the chronic wrote all damn the 80% of doggy style. I wrote 70% of Warren G out and wrote 50% of dog pound out and wrote 60% of murder was

a case. And what is a publishing check? We don't know what that is. Damn. I'm Snoop Dogg. I'm the hottest nigga in the world. Fuck publishing. What is that?

That's crazy. That was crazy. And still ain't got it. You ain't got it? No way. The deal I was signed to, I was signed to a publishing company call. Look on the back of the chronic album. You could probably pull it up right now.

It's called Nothing Going On But Fucking Publishing. I'm not making this shit up. And, and when we just, every time that song, none of that shit, you get... What? Only time I get paid is when I perform. God damn. All that other shit, if you hear it, see it, nope. But it really don't get looked.

It don't really get a look like that. You don't really hear death roll records and movies, TV, shows, and doors. You don't hear that shit. And it doesn't get synced like that. No. Not really so. It's just collecting off of, you know, history. and people that just classically buy the record

just probably sell a certain amount every year or whatnot but it don't move my pockets. When did you learn about like we're in the game, where was you at artist-wise when you first learned like this shit is important in publishing? No limit. Master P gave me a lesson on all of this shit

like sat me down and explained everything and he took me to Louisiana we drove around the neighborhood and said pick out the house you like. Picked out the house I like. I had to paperwork, that's the first thing that was in my name, ever. Took me to the dealership with me and my wife, C. Murder drove us down there, picked out a truck for me, picked that one for her, in my name.

First car is in my name. Account, here's your accountant. This is your accountant. That's what they do. They take care of your business. They take care your taxes. They pay your bills. Okay, I didn't know all that.

I just thought they could just put money in the shoebox under the bed and live like that. Structure, business. you got to invest real estate this nigger had a mall this nigger had a whole mall when i was on no limit had gas stations this nigga had different money the shit that was showing me like okay i got a thing different when i get back to l.A i can't just

buy shit and not invest in shit so p's showed me like the business like i was explaining to you earlier it's called show business death row told me to show peace y'all me the business let me ask you a question okay so you mentioned that you know deaf road don't really get no looks and you know

the movies the but it's a lot of fucking hits over there imagine if snoop dog was running it I know do you think it's like that because of the energy that's around the death row I think it should be in Snoop dog's hands I think I should be in Snoop Dogg's hands I think I think

All of death row should be in my hands. I should be running that shit, just like I'm in position that Jeff, Jeff, Jim. Death row means more to me because I help create that. Right. I think they should give me that, let me run that shit, put the merchandise out, put the music all over the world.

Oh, my God. Find some new acts, some new West Coast acts, because there's so many acts. Just look at it like this. If they had it gave it to me five years ago, I would have had Roddy Rich, Todd Dollar sign, Y, G. Anything coming out to West would have been on death row.

Right. Tell me I'm lying. Hey. Tell me I'm lying. I mean, you're connected, so they can't say you're lying. If I'm running death row records, all them little niggas need a deal, and they're all my nephews, and I fuck with them all before they had this. Right.

If I had a position, this would have been an easy, come on in. Layup. You up under the logo. Right. Who is administrative, like, who running death row, right? And what company got the owner? Death row was bought by E1, and then E1 sold to a company called Black. Blackstone. So Blackstone has death row and E1 right now.

But, you know, little birdie told me that it may fly my wife soon. Yeah. That's going to be, it's going to be unbelievable. So, so, so. Like I told you, I'm a manifest. I got to push you in the air. Hey, that was the bird. So everything that's over there. The chronic is over there, doggy style over there.

Tupac is over there. Tupac is over there. Tupac is over there. Dog pound is over there. Lady of Rage over there. Murder was the case. It's over there. Above the rim soundtrack? Above the rim, Poetic Justice.

What's the other movie Tupac was in? Where he was with Volusci. Oh, yeah, the cop joint. Mm-hmm. That one over there. McAvelli over there? Macaveli over there. God damn.

It's heat over there. Mm-hmm. It's heat. That's one of the greatest catalogs in the history of rap. It's a lot of heat over there. It's not being handled right. But like I say, a little birdie told me it may fly my way, and if it do, You'll get everything that I told you.

Mm-mm-mm. The relaunch of death row records. Mm-hmm. If I can get Dev Jam Popping, what could I do with Def Row? Just imagine that. A catalog, yeah. I mean, it's going to be a lot easier

because people, you know, when they think of Snoop, they think of Def Roe. Yes. I'm one of the legs to the table. You know, you've got to have four legs to build the table. Yeah. I'm one of them legs.

Dre, another leg. Exactly. Sugar's another leg. leg and Michael Harris is another leg yes he put up the finances those four legs right there started death row records shout up to Michael Harris he home now yes sir harryo we got some business we got

uh boss player unfinished business we created a company together called boss angeles you're on a lookout for a lot of projects that we're doing together that's why that music is necessary for the shit that I got lined up and playing shout out to the Ogee man yes sir and a shout out to the home boy 50 cent too

okay yeah man shout out the video is killing TV right now hey listen he deserve his flower for just taking a network making that motherfucker his and making every nigga in the world tune in every Sunday night from we used to watch

HBO we used to watch all the wire and all kind of shit in other networks tell me I'm lying niggas is locked in on Sundays nigger the stars

5-0 got it on lock that's my nigga we see you on there God got you I have to Swift past the Swift Swift game Swift looked like he

on some swifty shit too yeah yeah be I run aside Russell on the side. Swift looked like, because the way he was eyed, you know, mama, you know what I mean? Mama was eyeing me.

Other way around, man. He all in that bad house talking. It would be nice about getting a little dinner. Like, wait, hold on to him. Come on. Come on. That's how the pastors was back in the days, man. They was real friendly.

You did? Yes, they was. Lover to wake up with that nick on the couch. Like, what are he still doing here? Yep. Mom, mom, tired. The pastor was tired. I put it blanket around and he on the couch.

I gave him the big piece of chicken, baby. Damn, my. Show ass out here, realm? Nicking they can pass the pillow. Nick, they rode the Jay up in anything in the motherfucker house. He got the reefing, the tray and the ass tray and all that shit. Pass the pillow. Nigger, nigga, got the big piece of chicken gravy all on his shirt and shit.

That's player shit, though. We got to commend him, though, because when you get that position coming out of rap, like I like to say when you diversify your portfolio, 50 is going to be a legend in rap forever. His records, his music, his movie, his shit he did, just to change the whole game. New York and just run New York for a minute and put that New York spirit back in the game like fuck you niggas he did that to leave that to jump off into the TV world after like not having such

a successful movie world is amazing absolutely because he figured that shit out he got that shit on lock and I'm a student right now I'm trying to learn from him and it's true you can't teach an old dog a new trick that's if he's willing to listen absolutely I mean I'm studying them as well you know what I mean because the shit that he's doing is remarkable And we actors, nigga, you know that. Yeah, absolutely. So to see what he doing with those niggas, he's breaking niggins and giving niggas. Opportunities.

And they becoming stars. Absolutely. Nigger wanted to beat Tariq up in real life. They thought he was really the nigger. Absolutely. And they're like, hey, niggas, a TV show, nigga. You kill ghosts. Yeah.

You know, and what's so crazy is, to me, right, you know, a person's legacy, you know, is also tied to, you know, how many people did he. reached down and pulled out the water you know what i'm saying so you know for big meech and his whole family to be going through what they're going through and you know he go and get his son and make it happen for his son that's some real shit you know what i'm gonna do that and that's a million points yeah million points you don't get a million points in the hood that's a million to save a man's son absolutely give him a life and then tell your story at the same time through his life and that's that's god Absolutely.

That's major. Sitting back in the penitentiary, seeing this shit all coming in life. You know, you're written off when you're in the pen. So to see that? Boy, you know it better than anybody. Yeah, nigger, you're written to fuck off, especially when you're doing big numbers. They can stop writing. Everybody forget about you, man.

All that. Muffogers, you know, all that. Oh, this is, you know, this done the third. Oh, listen, motherfuckers, forget about you in the joint. And on that note, it's time for stories from the cell. Damn. Listen, man. I hate hearing that cell.

You remember that, John He's just reminded the nigga Motherfucking 9,500. When that thing first slainble you... I got to pull his pants up and get real tough then, like, all that smiling shit over with. Yes, it is.

Shaddened, nigga, what I? What's up, guy? Shatner. When they first... Shut up, nigga. When they first sat down... When I had that sale, I'm a different nigga, what's that?

What's up, Walo? You gotta be. So, no, give me a cigarette, nigga. Now, if Walo was going to L.A. County, and I just walked in there, where do I go at? Do I go to Seville? Do I go to Seville?

Or do I go to Beans? Do I'm not from over there? What cage do I go to? You go to civilians. You go with the regular people because you don't want to be, you know what I'm saying, misclassified with the wrong organization because you're out of town, niggas,

so you're cool with everybody. So you don't, blood or because you just, I'm from out of town. Because you don't want to get caught to a mix or where they feel like you want to the other. You want to be. Wait, wait, so in L.A. jails. We give out of town pass. No, no, no.

But they don't just place people. anywhere? It's called classification. They ask you, they ask you questions before you get to where you get into. What city are you from? What gang are you from? I'm not in a gang. They'll classify you by the city that you live in. Say, for example, if I live in a blood neighborhood and I sat on bang, they're not going to put me in a crypt cell. They're going to put me more or less with regular people or it's going to be a few bloods in there. That's what the classification is about him. When you say I'm from out of town, I'm from Philly, they know, okay, he can go anywhere

anywhere because he ain't a gangbanger. But you just can't get caught out with saying cubs of blood. Because that classifies you as a gangbanger in jail. Well, when I was in a, you remember colors, right? Right. I probably could play one of the characters. You remember me, man, you remember O.G. Bobby Johnson. Yeah, South Central.

No, not that one. Oh, you mean when he was rocket? When he was rocking in colors. Though he was high top. High top, and he was playing both sides. He was... He was a blood and a crib.

I'm not... I just got a... I got a confession, Snoop. It's been times when I didn't been in L.A. and I was in the wrong area, and I was whatever the area...

So you was high top? I was high top. I told Gil about that. I said, man, I was whoever the fuck area I was in. I got a confession. I'm just being real. This thing is a real-life high top.

So if I go... So if I go to the county, I don't know what you... I think I'm going to go to where it's over the most people at. So if it's... Well, if you watch colors, one thing you know your ass better not do is lift weights. Yeah, I'm not going to do that. I'm going to post up.

That's when they caught high top. They're caught high top. That's your ass high top. They whipped his ass. They whipped his ass in there. He was high top in jail, too. The fuck out of it. If the Muslims was winning a fight, he was in there,

Salah L'aqbal. If the Christians was with it, he was just, Jesus loves me. I'm going to be straight up, though. He was high top. I've been jailed, too. At the end of the day, at the end of the day. Rottenance, Nick.

I know how to navigate through life. It's called Navigate Through Life. It's called Navigate Through Life. So if I'm at L.A. Man, Hot Top died in the prison yard, right? No, he got fucked up in the prison yard. He didn't have to live. He didn't die.

He didn't die. He made it out. He was a hustler, too. He was getting money. He was. He had the package. So he was over here selling them the package over here. He was a package man.

No, he was a nigga who thought he was slick. And then they caught that ass. But the cold thing was that wasn't a movie. That was the truth. Niggas was doing that when the dope game popped out because the dope game was so fresh and new. You had niggas who was just trying to get the dope and they didn't give a fuck who they got it from.

So if he could come over there with a blue khaki suit on and say you some dope, you wouldn't ask no question. You'd be like, I'll send you over there with the bloods over. You're just trying to get the dope and keep it moving. And until he got locked up, is when the word got out because he, behind the walls is where everything is ran from the streets. That's what niggas didn't understand.

If you really play attention to the movie, movie behind the wall is what runs the streets. Blood and blood out. Every movie that you see that's based on West Coast culture, that penitentiary or that jail cell dictates what happens on their streets. So the big homie is really in the joint. They're still shot calling. But now, if you make a movie nowadays, that shit out the window.

Little niggas running shit. I don't give a fuck about none of you old niggas, none of y'all. Just like you just see it. That's what the young nigga told another day. Unless you, their uncle or their big homie that they respect. Other than that, fuck that. I'll put money to the pocket. We're writing our own rules the way y'all did.

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making it happen from the community that's going to give you a million dollars worth of game so you can make some paper out here Today we got my man King of Airbnb

And a lot of people got a beef to You know We got a lot of people Got a bone to pick With you man Because you did something For your wife

And you put a lot of pressure On a lot of dudes out here That's another story We're gonna get to that later But we got my man The King of Airbnb Zoda Goate here Mr. ZodaGo on Instagram

You can also go to Mr. Zodogote dot com Listen man Legend. Airbnb, he's killing him. I'm talking about, listen, he managed it own over 112. I'm talking about over 112 Airbnbs. He managing owned them.

Like this dude know what he's doing, man. I'm talking about he knows what he's doing. He's only here a million dollars worth of a game to get y'all some games. So y'all get it to the Airbnb game. Talk to me, Zoh, man. With just four or five thousand dollars. You don't even need that much. I don't need that much to get in the Airbnb business.

And then think about it, you know, I specialize in theme units. So I add that value inside of the unit to charge. charge a higher premium price when you say theme units he's talking about them illusion lunes them of them them them units that you go there you can think it's your career for a minute it's just magical got all type of shit up in there like yeah yeah so far as theme like i tell people honestly don't have your personal feelings involved because a lot a lot of things make me money that i don't like like a barbie thing of all pink unit i ain't gonna do my my house like that but i do at a Airbnb because i know i know females like that they're gonna pay that five hundred dollars six

hundred dollars per night and stayed out you know running it up so what's some of the most the most unthinkable units as you got you got the barby theme got the barby theme i got i got a i got a war i got a worthy thing i got a sugar factory thing we just did all you know all candy all candy in the whole thing so it's like i'm talking and and and anybody could do this if you got anybody to come through your course they could get up on here and they could go and design their stuff anyway they can get the game from you or how to design this shit how to design it and the crazy thing about this is it's passive so i tell people all the time it's like if you want to if you want to you know get to that wealth you know build of that passive because you can run your Airbnb

from anywhere in the world you know i was in Dubai the other week and i'm still making making the same amount of money for my Airbnb's you know so i teach people on on how you can have that and control it from your cell phone no because oh you ain't got to tell us it's passive you get money because you just like first of all you messed the game you fuck the game up so you you did you on your wife birthday you're going to get skittles shout out the skittles you going to get her, what was it, you got her, was it a Lambo and a Rose Royce? I got, bought a Lamborghini truck and a Rose Royce. Like, like, on the same day.

On the same day, private jetted her people in there all off of Airbnb money. Yeah. And also, we had a, we had a private party inside the private airport when she landed from the private, from the private jet. See, now he's putting, that's pressure. That's it, right. So you just spent a million-dollar weekends, huh? Oh, he's spending his Airbnb money to just flex for wife in.

do you put pressure on other cats that's out here that's like they can't even, listen, Lamborghini, they can't even spell Lamborghini, some people can't even spell Lamborghinx. I can't spell it. Fuck, you're talking about. I can, but that's another story. He was about to get one. That's another story.

I was ready to get you. But go ahead. Now, but now I've been living in his lifestyle, like, I tell people like, if you want to a bank account or your life to be massive, you got to do stuff that's passive. But now you can scale up, you've been quicker, you know. So I was always an entrepreneur for my whole entire life since I was 19, started my first business.

But I didn't always make money passive. when I started making money passive and I tapped in and, you know, credit and the other things I was able to scale up and live a whole other life I always dreamed of, you know. I ain't, I ain't go to college. I only got a high school education, you know, so I just had to, I had to focus on things that's going to take them to the next level. And I understand by wealthy people, they got two things in common. All of them got good credit and all of them make money while they sleep. They make that passive income. So, you know, just tapping in on that.

And just the whole thing, man, coming out of South Carolina, man, he just had bigger dreams than anybody. He said, man, I ain't about where I'm from. No, I'm going to turn it up. I'm going to come up out of South Carolina. I got a dream. I'm a bet on myself and we're going to take this thing to the next level. And hold up. Why are you right there?

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Mr. Zoda Goh. Make sure you check that right here in this number. But we're going to get back to this. So you got all these themes because I wouldn't even think nobody will have a Barbie Airbnb. that's the last shit in my mind. I'm thinking the only place you go see some shit like that

is one of these these, what's them, them amusement parks or some shit like that. I mean, not only that with the Barbie Airbnb's like, I tapped in

and I figured like how a way to make more money than I was making before. Like a normal person who got an Airbnb who got a two-bearroom unit they'll probably have two or three beds

inside the Airbnb. I figured out a way on how I can have eight beds inside of a two-bearroom apartment. Like I have three twin beds in one room, one cream bed in another room

and then three or four pull-out beds in the closet. So now I can charge a higher premium price because if people traveling with seven or eight people, guess what? They all can bust down the price, $100 a head per person and pay $100 a night, especially on the weekends.

So damn, that's a come-up right there. I ain't know you could do that off a twin-sized bed. That's like the size of Jones we had in prison. Hey, twin joints, so you get a hundred foot twins? You still sleep on the twin, naked. No, no, I don't do that. You know what I mean? No, sometimes.

I do got a little twin air mattress that I pulled out just with flashback reasons. This thing I got his low-ass bed. He told me, that's all I need. That's just the stay humble. That's the stay humble. You got to just remind yourself where you came from the stay humble. That's a humble sleep.

Man, you can get a queen-sized bed, man. Fuck as you're talking about a bed. No, no-ass bed. Your feet hanging all off. Then I'm like, this nigga got money. No, you got to understand what's going on. You got to stand the dark side. So I'm just reminding myself with the dark side.

But for him telling me that, I'm like, hold up. I can take my bed and throw it up in somewhere and Airbnb that shit out. That's major, man. The twin size is jail beds, man. Absolutely. but so all right now what other what other themes do you have that's like out there i got i got the pink i got a white and gold i got a blue and gold i got an all red one when they walk in got the throne chairs the black throne chairs and it's painted all red see one thing about me i i really

get busy like a lot of people a lot of my units i don't i don't necessarily own it like i control it like they might urbbs i have the lease but i don't own the property but the good thing about it is that i'm maybe going in and i got a vision i got a vision I go in and revamp the whole entire Airbnb. So I'm not afraid to paint the walls, paint the ceilins, paint the counters, because I know that's an investment. That's going to make me money. So I tell people when you get in this business, if you got the money to go overboard,

you definitely get overpaid when you go overboard and invest inside your Airbnb. So how many Airbnb's do you own? Be personally, I have 51. But as far as older than that, yeah, all the 51, right. But all together, plus the ones you manage, because people, See, if I'm out here and I'm watching this, I'm sitting on the couch right now, and I'm whatever, and I got three, four Airbnbs, and I ain't got shit going on with them.

I can reach out to Mr. Zota goat. Yeah. And you're going to say, oh, give me that shit, I got this, and you're going to make it break dance. Of course, of course, make you break dance. And then all you got to do is sit back and collect money. I'm managing. I'm doing all the work.

Somebody calling that 2 a.m. Send a toilet and not working. We're handling that. You send back, collect the money, you know, while we're taking care of your property. That's major. So how, is it hard? Like, is it hard? Like, if I'm a regular guy, I got a little spot, is it hard to get into the Airbnb system?

No, it's not hard at all. Like, you only need a couple dollars, and if you ain't got a couple of dollars, I tell people, use your credit. Because some people got good credit, but they don't know how to use it. I say, use your credit because, for example, right now, a lot of people don't know. You can go to Wells Fargo right now and get the active cash card, and they got a, they got a promotion going on with 15 months for 0% APR. So that means you won't pay no interest for the 15 months.

But I got a lot of students that is able to get their return back in Airbnb in a month or at the latest three or four months they're able to get their return back so you can use the bank's money buy everything in the furniture or the couch even get your money order for certain places

so you don't come out of the pocket paying nothing for your Airbnb that's major so this stuff is not like this is rocket science this don't take a lot it's just you got to be able to get up in there if you got to be able to get up in there

that's if you want to go to the next level and put the theme thing that you got going on but you educate people in your course or how to do themes do you give up theme ideas or stuff like that yes of course so we have a private group in my course like like a couple hundred students like three

four hundred students um growing every single day so every day you teach right teaching so so so we have every day you be having 300 400 students in your class and my now we have a private group so it's already has a class that's already pre-recorded so they can watch it on their own leisure like on their own time so we i'm in the private group so after the class if they need anything they come in a group they get on the call day right right so it's basically a private group where we messaging each other, you know, if anybody... And how do they get a part of that? Go to my website, or you go to my Instagram

and click the link and you can sign up for my... Instagram right here. You're right here. Right. And the website is www. Mr. Zodigote.com. Mr. Zodigote.com. So you go there, and how much is the course?

The course right now is on sale for $5.97. You know, yeah, because I, in a day, I want our... $597. In a day, I want our people. I want to make it so the average person can afford it. So, so that, you know, they can be able to help their family get to become wealthy. Because I know with one unit, that can take you to two units, take you to four units, take you to eight units. You got a theme of Airbnb.

You can easily make in a certain city. You can make $7,000, $8,000 a month profit. Yeah. You know, so a good month, $10,000 a month profit. Yeah. Because you charge them for photo shoots. You charge them when people want to do videos, content. So you're able to make, you're able to make way more money than somebody else doing Airbnb.

What is it about most of your Airbnb's in Atlanta? Yeah, most of them in Atlanta. And they just be smoking. Atlanta is a hot market. You know, when everything shut down about a year ago during the pandemic, Atlanta was the only city that really stayed open. You know, so to me, you know, the family I'm going there, you know, everything is the new mecca for us.

So I'm investing with the money at. And I tell people, I got students that stayed in North Carolina, that stay in Texas, but they got Airbnbs in Atlanta, and they don't even go to their Airbnb's because it runs on its own, you know. That's crazy. That's deep. Like, so, all right, I sign up. I get on your course.

What all I'm getting? You get in the class. You get the most important thing. You get in the private group because you're not lost after the class. So it'd be you in there, but it also might be. Yeah, you got other experts in Texas. Right. And he dropped some Jews on me.

Of course. And then Keisha from Tampa dropped some Jews on me. Right. Then Vicki from South Carolina, he dropped some Jews on me. Yeah, because you need that because the business, you know, regulations, restrictions change. And every city is totally different. So I tell people, like, focus on a theme unit because places like New York where it's maybe different than Atlanta, you probably can't do it.

Airbnb is easy in New York, but guess what? You still can have a theme unit and put it on peer space and still charge $150, $200 per hour, rent it out for a photo shoe. What's peer space? Peer space is an app like Airbnb, but versus you renting it out for a day, they can rent it out for an hour. So a lot of people want to shoot content. So matter of fact, you can put this on peer space and put it for $300 an hour and make $3,000 a day. somebody come in booking for the whole entire day, you know. That ain't bad, peer space, okay, so anybody that's doing Airbnb's or you ain't

even got to have an Airbnb, it can be something else. You just have a theme unit or have, you can have a, I got people on peer space or a regular warehouse and they charge in, you know, $75 an hour just to rent, just a small warehouse room, you know. That's major. So at the end of the day, no matter what, you're going to make, you're going to get, you're going to get your money back in that month, you basically say. Right, of course, you get the money back.

If you do it right, Get your money back in that month. At the latest four months, if you do it right, even a normal Airbnb, you can get your return back. So if I'm doing it in Atlanta, say, I live in Philly, I want to get one in Atlanta. You're going to give me the whole game. Do you find a unit for me or do, would you find a, would you recommend a unit? Do you find the contractors? Yeah, so that's an outside service.

I have a private Airbnb-friendly list because a lot of place, not a lot, but a good bit of places you can't do Airbnb because they have, you know, H-O-A or whatever. So I do have a private list and only in Atlanta, Georgia, where you can pay for that private list. the property that you can go in there and do Airbnb. You don't have to worry about the leasing office complaining and say, take this down. What you're doing? We don't like Airbnb. So I do offer that for, you know.

So that's major. So basically, though, they're going to walk you through this thing. They're going to be in support. And how long do you stay on that private group? How long do that go? I'm in a daily. We've been in that.

No, no. I'm just saying if I signed up the day and I'm, you know, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm cared from Brooklyn. I sign up the day, you know, how long can I stay in this group? I mean, you can stay in a fair of his lifetime, you know. It's all about building wealth You know

Not just me be wealthy Major Yeah I want all that people to be wealthy So you created a whole A whole base And a whole team of people That's just gonna keep giving you game You might

Some of my channel Damn man let me get in the call today Let me get on there Let me get in this group today Let me text damn All I got to do is ask the question That's mass text And then it's all type of information

Being thrown around No I got three Airbnb Bs in Houston Man that shit popping down there Man y'all might want to try to go down You know And so it's just It's just Because

No advice is like the advice of when you got a bunch of people that know what they're talking about and they trade and game right that's the that's the best room you could possibly be in you know the thing about it is like i tell people all the time like like my homies always say like if you want to you know you want to change your conversation you got to change your conversation absolutely you're being these private groups you be in the room you're going to learn so much that you never learned before you know what i like even a day even today we're like when i was in the airport i was i was in a you know american express private private airport lounge you know people

talking to me because they know if I'm in there I'm in the right room. Absolutely. Oh, American Express Private Lounge. Where that joined that? Right here in 40. It was at the airport, nigga. Fuck you mean.

Oh, you acting like you've been up in there. You don't know. I've been in there, nigga. Fuckers you talk about just because I ain't never been in there with you. You was locked up for 20 years. Fuck you mean. We walk past them bitches every time we go into the airport. Right there's 14.

Private Lounge. You don't never notice that shit. What's going on in the private lounge? Everything goes down. Nickers with money in there, man. He said, that's like the DM. He said, everything to do you go down every day. going down in the deal.

I'm not saying that he married man, but he said, hey, thing. I'm like, oh, what you fucking got strippers? He did 20 years. I'm like, he got strippers in there, some shit. He said, anything, oh, what fucking I'm missing? No, I don't know. But at the end of the day, it's just like,

damn, that shit, man. This boy, man, making it happen. So what you need to do is see that number on the screen, text that number on the screen, Mr. Zoda go get at him. Listen, I'm telling you what's going to happen is this. You're going to reach out, you're going to connect with him. And for five, what?

$5.97 right now. Might take the price back up, but. for 597 right now you can get into you going to get I'm telling me you can get a shitload of resources you're going to find out how to set you up you're going to walk you through that then you're just going to have a team of people a hundreds of people that is going to be access to you to you to get information from to keep adding value to what you're doing and it might add value to some other shit because I know people ain't just on there talking about Airbnb's you might slide into some other game credit talking about the credit we're talking about

crypto we got a matter of fact we got a crypto class coming up tomorrow you know and and when they purchase it and say nothing about crypto you You got Airbnb Masterclass, but I throw these classes in there because the knowledge that's going to change our whole generation. So you got hundreds of students. He already taught. He got hundreds of students that he already took. He putting this thing down, Mrs. Zoda Goh.

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Get this game. We're giving you all a million dollars worth of games. Zoh came doing you give you a million dollars worth of game you see what I'm saying he's listen matter of fact he spent the million dollars in one day on his wifey birthday so you know he got the game that was like over a million was it i ain't added up he getting money he ain't fucking added up you buying Lamborghinies and rose royces and getting private jets and written a whole private jet the whole landing strip and all this other shit you're getting money million dollars with a game mrs o the goat listen this is another

business spotlight on million dollars river game get the game right now and it's just like that now let me ask you this because you know you be having you You know, young ins from, you know, different areas who be, you know, they be gang banging. And, you know, I don't really be understanding, you know, it from some aspects. So I want to ask you, did you have a choice whether you was going to be a blood or a Crip or you was raised in a Crip neighborhood? So that's what it was. I'm from Long Beach.

It ain't nothing but Crips in Long Beach. We're the only Cripp City. So Crippa died. That's it. And I didn't have to join the gang because there's a lot of people from my city that didn't join the game. I chose to because it was fun. It was family. It was the homies.

They was hustling. They was getting money. They'd dress right. They had the bitches. They had conversation. They had cars. I like that shit. You know what I'm saying?

I didn't have a father at the house. My mama did a great job by herself, but them niggas was way more influential. And it was easy to get the shit that they had. I had a job at Lucky's, he was going to work five days a week, making $84 a week. my homie was standing outside one night and a nigga showed me like $3,000 like I made this shit today What'd you do with your first $85

With the first time you got your paycheck at Lucky's He bought some weed You know what they fucking did I wasn't even smoking back Oh you want smoking back then What you weren't treated yourself to Look I didn't treat myself to shit Nick I probably had money for school

I was in high school So it was about being able to buy lunch And you know look cool at school You know a nigga with $3040 in his pocket And in the 80s in high school Look cool You got the Cortez Knikes on the Chucks Well, that's Cortez, nigga.

That's right. Right with the blue shirt. And doing my time. Like, he disrespected you. You mean we had the shit out of some chucks. You all them chucks. He got chucks on down. He said, Cortez fucking wrong with you.

The chucks came when I became like gang acting. Oh, okay. Before I was like Cortez, the chucks didn't come until I became like really a drug dealer, really from the set, really getting in the fights, really getting robbed, really shooting that niggas, really getting shot at. Like, okay, these motherfuckers is doable. any any proof like fight proof run proof shoot proof you know what I'm saying

these motherfuckers is everything yeah but they have your feet they have your titsies tend them not me my shit this gang affiliate they're not a different feet when you jumped on the block right that nigga

that nigga played some basketball and some chucks his shit was and put up money his shit was bleed I put our money my shit was bleed my dogs was a little raw after the joint

but I want to ask you a question it's interesting question because I've been I've been trying to do some research. Like, when you first got into the game, what's the, how many blocks? What was the longest amount of blocks

that you got chased before? Blocks I got chased. Yeah, because, hey, you got to run from niggas sometime. Or the cops. I ain't talking about the cops. I'm talking about the, you know,

I'm talking about shit. I ran a couple of times. The furthest I probably ran was when I was standing off front and my home boy Cedaw, rest in peace. He came over there with a nigga from Hoover. And Hoover niggies don't like

olds and I'm from 20s. This is a big old buff, nigga We're standing out there I ain't really peeping I'm kind of like Still a square A nigga like Sizing me up

And I ain't even knowing it And I'm like What are you from? I'm like, I'm from 20s I'm like I'm from 20s I'm from 20s This nigga got a bottle in his head

That nigga hit me The head with the bottom Boom I bone out I mean blocks you ran About three I was like I know that It's crazy man

I ran about six before I'm like I know this nigga Can't catch you me now. That's cool. I turned around and look, my head starts

swelling up like a rhinoceros. That motherfucker was like, Gank, that can't, he broke. He said out of, I came back about,

I came back about two hours later. Now I was walking ginger as a motherfucker trying to make sure that nigga was nowhere around there. I ain't want no get back none of that shit.

That's all I was. I ain't trying to get back. Hey, tell him your story. Listen, so one time we was at a party, right? Nigga, nigga,

nigga, nigga, you know, he slid me. I took a little nap, right? So when I took a, nap, right? I take a nap. I get up, right? But I get up. I get up. I get up, I get up, right. The nigga slide me. I'm talking to one of them smooth joints.

He didn't slide you. Listen, he slipped. That nigga punched you so hard. But he sucker punched me. It sounded like a fucking 25 one-off. Listen, bam. That's just a bit. Listen, so listen, I go down, right? Niggas was ducking. Down goes freight. I go down, right? When I wake up, they don't understand. I'll wake up. Like, listen. What that? What that? What that? Oh, he left, bet. I'm glad.

I was happy. I was trying to figure out where. I was trying to identify his location so I could go the other way because I wasn't trying to get busy with him. So I know what you said. You ain't went no fucking get back. None. That's the game of life.

See, you got to know when to hold him, no one to fold him. No one to walk away. No one to run. You got to know when to retreat. I retreated, man. Kenny Rogers said that, didn't he? That was what? Snoop said, he said, oh, with his nigga had.

He said, I was all square. He blocks up the street, niggas, backlight. You had your head wrapped up. When he said this shit started growing like rhinoceros. You had your head wrapped up? I had nothing on my head. My shit was just growing. Nick, I was running down the street.

You know, adrenaline and all that shit, like that. My shit was growing fast, nigga. Let me ask you a question. Oh, man, this is it. Because you know it's different types of runs, though. Did he slap you into the run? was you oblivious of it and you took the whole bottle like

I didn't even know he was swinging on me when he hit me with that motherfucking bottle my instincts was get out of here before he do something else Hey Everybody got that fight or flight in them right Sometimes you got to be the deer And sometimes you got to be the line

That day I chose to be Motherfucking Rudolph Nick I was out I was rude off my whole life I was trying to be like It's too much shit being in a life Absolutely He's getting killed being a lion, man.

I know a lot of lions that got killed. All the dears I know, that niggins still living. All the deer I know they still living. I'm just being. If he was a deer, I was a deer, we here. Think about this shit. And if you ever saw him running up out of his clothes. That was me.

He got a gun. As I was coming, Oak. Soon as the niggas say, he got a gun. He got a gun. What? That's why you're still here, man. We were theirs, man. The dares run a wharf, man.

Same way in the prison. He got a knife! No, no, I played the coup. I played the cool. Even though I was scared, I played the cool. See, that's when the self-talk comes to it. He goes to running through the cell like Fred Flintstone. No, that's when the self-talk come.

Let me tell you something. No, they call me from up to jail, right? You're lying. No, you know, I'm not lying on me. They called me from up to jail, right? Because, you know, I had a couple of omies that was on the block with him. They tell me why he was. while he never come to the yard like that he comes to the yard whole time wallow out there he

keep looking all the fuck he keep looking over here full it's his little dark skin nigga keep looking over there oh yeah that was that was a moment the fucking key why the fuck darcy nigga come up out his start running while away he was looking at the nigger that was stand to the back while running through the yard guard

listen man no fuck that I'm gonna tell you some real shit though that nigga said guard no I ran

I ain't said God big fella it's too late you're gonna get stabbed with this state gone I'm gonna tell you some

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Stories from the cell. I'm in a prison yard, right? I ain't never tell nobody to shit, man. Oh, shit. So I'm chilling. I'm about an ice cream junk because, you know, they had ice cream in the motherfucker in the yard and shit. You can buy the tickets and shit off a commissary,

go out and they get ice cream. So I'm standing there. I'm waiting for one of my OGs to come, so I kick it with him because I had some. because I had some tickets for him. Gay, one of them, uh, gay boys slide up, right?

Uh-huh, wow. An old, an old, an old school one though. Mm-hmm. Tough one. No, not just tough. They old school, got the hair laid down, all that shit, right? So,

so, so I'm standing there, right? He pinched ass. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, I'm standing there. I'm standing there, right? This is my, this motherfucker, look, look for Snoop. This motherfucker, like, Like 50 something, right? This is the part where you're supposed to run.

No, no, no, no, I'm not paying attention. He's still standing there. No, no, no, no, no. I'm not paying attention. But the mother, listen, and I don't even know if I was violated today. I don't know if my, that was the day when my innocence was taken from me. Because the motherfucker said, there's no bullshit. I ain't never telling you what to tell you this.

I'm going to tell, you know, I ain't got no problem. I'm being straight up. So I see him walking towards me like the ice kids. I was like standing there because I was ready to grab something, but I was like, I don't know. Can't be eating no ice cream with a cup walking up right now. No, no, no, no, no. That ain't a good luck. I was ready to grab one.

Licking on ice cream with him walking up? No, no, he wasn't. I was ready to buy one. With his hair wax down. No, listen, I was ready to buy one. And it was, it was one of them older. You know what I mean? So, you know, no discriminating bomb anybody.

Motherfucking, fuck my whole life up that day. I went, I went back in the cell and I was, I thought it was over for him. What happened? He said, oh, excuse me, cutie. It was over for me. I was done. I thought I was like, oh, shit. You was like, I'm cute.

I'm cute. Oh, my God, I know that was cute. So listen. You're on the radar, guy. I'm young. I'm like, oh, my shit. You on their radar, man. So listen, so listen.

I don't know what to say. I ain't tell. None of the homies no shit like this. Because they had to keep, they had a roast to me. So I'm like, damn. So I slide away from the ice cream Joe and still walking the track, rethinking life. I'm like, why did I do these?

Why don't I want to be a real nigga of the streets? Why did I want to come to jail? Straight up. I'm thinking about this shit. Because I'm like, everything is on the line. I'm thinking my cheeks and anything on the line. I don't know. like old school he like that nigga flee johnson yeah old school motherfucker

because booty was more important than a drank of water he was a booty he was a booty warrior because see if this had been four five years ago i might have would have touched one of y'all's booty yeah he was in i seen that on cnbc so it was like it was called it was like damn listen that night i never forgot that night i was like damn man i don't think i'm going back home the same because he was like i was violated like because the motherfucker called me cutie. The conversation was a violation.

I'm like, that's what I'm saying. But see, that's what, that's what comes in. I got the fuck out of it. But that's what come with. I got the fuck out of death. That's what comes with being behind the cell. Yeah. This is all the things that come with being a real nigga, like you said.

These are the consequences that come with it. You got to deal with all of that when you were behind that cell. You ain't got no bodyguards. You ain't got no homies. You ain't got no gun. It's man on man. And if this man like you and he's stronger than you and tough than you, Call you, Cudy.

Hello. We may not see you the same way when we see you again. Right. I'm just saying. I'm just saying, you said, hey, told us that long-ass story, but you never told us what you said. I didn't say nothing. I got all the dyes.

I hit the track. He said, hey, cut it. Excuse me, I'm sorry. Oh, did you lick your ice cream after he said that? I didn't take, I didn't win the ice cream. I was scared. I didn't get nothing. I just walked away because I was trying to buy something.

Was it an ice cream cone or was it a big stick? No. It was never. It was the one of them. It was a freeze pot, man. You licked the ice cream coat. They probably had big sticks in there for the motherfuckers. This beat imitating shit.

Listen, man. They got big sticks tonight. Today is Tuesdays. I'm going to see this. Like, shit changed for me that day, man. I just was a little... I stayed away from the ice cream truck, though. But you know what's crazy, though?

I got a story damn to like that, but not really. Go ahead. When I was locked up, it was a gay dude in there, right? And one of the dudes that was a gangbanger with disrespect. calling him all out his name and shit. Then when they finally got into an environment where it was just them, the gay dude whooped his motherfucker fucking ass.

He whooped his ass. A nigga had a new respect like, okay, you can't disrespect no man or no person. No, no matter what they preference is as far as what they sex preference is. A man is a man here beat your motherfucking ass, and he whooped his ass. See? That would have happened.

That would have happened to you. You took an ass-wool-wool-law? No. No, I ain't taken. Only on the streets. And that was Stories from the Cell. Get in that cell, nigga. Well, listen, man, we got Oncare.

November 12th. November 12th. Can I play one more? Yes, you can. This one right here is Fabulous Davey. Oh, what? He is produced by high tech. It's called Make a Lot of Money.

High Tech a legend. High Tech used to do shit for Tile Qualia in him. Yeah. He's a legend. He's trying to see. He's mad he lost that. No, I am fucked up. I lost that John.

And I lost it to Philly. Don't worry about it. Make a lot of money. Check this out. Make a lot of money. So what you're trying to do, nigga? Make some money. I'm trying to make a lot of money.

Make some money. I'm trying to make a lot of money. Make some money. I'm trying to make a lot of money. Get your money like me. Yeah. You want to make a lot of money. What on the surface thing?

Make a lot of money. I'm trying to make the lot of money I get the money I used to take the money Now I make the money Saw my whole with a trick And told I make the money If it's grown on trees

I'm trying to rake the money Up the heat for the cake I'm trying to fake the money Back in showtime I get late of money No more swiftly I get egg of money I can hate your money

I try to snake your money And my OG said They act fake or funny When you're Man When all the strip is same Hey hey Hey, yeah.

Oh, my nigga's saying. Say that. And everybody like, Get your money, man. Yeah. Now, get your money, like. Ease, what else, though? There ain't no question we work.

More stress than a referee shirt. Go to the spot. We can raise. Guarantee you see dirt. Ease. No. A nigga never spit a cheap verse. Like a money.

Drop for the night. It's so I'm pepper. Japan with just this in the game on my lever. Probably fool I'm all by my pocket. Too much to measure. Come on. $1,000 a pack of full action How?

What all the strip is saying? What on my n'naker's ain't? Say that. And everybody like Get your money, man. Get your money like. Trin' Niggas stripping off a hose,

nigger, that ain't even yours, man. Ain't even yours. Uh-huh. Stick in the script. Trip, get chips in death, and just... Hey, some money. Chips and dead. I'm a young, too, gun.

to come to a nigga had to I'm willing to dealing and chilling death jamming the building We came to make some money Yeah, sure to make some money I'm trying to make a lot of money What you're trying to do? Make a lot of money

Oh Make some money What you're trying to make a lot of money Oh Yeah, sir We make some money man That's what we do Once again.

Million dollars worth the game, man. November 12. Algorithm. Hold on. Give it 12. Algorithm. November 12. Death Jam is the label.

Yeah. That's the label. We want to get this right. Yes, sir. Now, who all is on the album? The album has features from Redman, Method Man, Usher, Eric Bellinger, Mary J. Blige, Larry June. Larry June. Uh, fuck.

San Francisco Slim. Benny the butcher. Jenny. He gets a buster rhymes. Tide Dollar. August 08, Y-K-O-Syrus. Fabulous. Uh, shit.

Battle Loco. Whiz Khalifa, D. Smoke. Oh, yeah, my new group, Mount Westmore. We just dropped our school. Yes. Mm-hmm. Shout out. Q.

E-40, too short. The legends. Yes, sir. We ain't fucking around, man. This record is full of heat. It's an algorithm thing, man. It's just, it's just records from everywhere. Like, I just put together something that feels good to everybody and anybody.

You know, and it's something for the east, the west, the south, even some shit for the south. For the people overseas, some global shit. You know what I'm talking about? Absolutely. That's what it's going down, man. You need to get my artist on their penitentiary wild thing. I do.

That's him, penitentiary wild thing. You'd have been a wild thing in a penitentiary, Nick. I like that song that, uh, the no, uh, the one but your nephew and then was doing that she was popping a video for a while. Oh, yeah, that's my son. That's the son, right there. Magin cheese, nigga. What's the song?

Ignore. Ignore. That shit was hot. That's what's up, man. That shit. I liked it. Dance moves, the whole shit. That shit was hot as fuck.

Yeah, that's what's up, man. I appreciate that. You got to get that crack and hold up. I fuck with that. Yeah, bang that one time for me, because I fuck with that record. Absolutely. I like the step your head when y'all pulled a bitch. Ignore it, bitch.

That's my car. Absolutely. Answer my motherfucking phone. Bitch, leave me alone, bitch. I'm doing a million dollars worth the game right now. Leave me ignoom, bitch. I'm going to ignore your ass. What is you calling me for?

Making cheese. Yeah, bitch. How did that? How did that? Double day wet like water. Hey God what you need place your order Uh huh

Here we go Watch how that shit drop on Show how that shit drop Show me how I go My diamonds stay wet like water God what you need place your order More green than a forest You should put the rock like the forest

Hop up in the fort and out the floor We can't get fly like a tourist She's steady getting up I ignore it Ain't about the money I ignored My diamonds stay wet like water God what you need place your place your More green than a forest You should put the rock like a forest

Hop up in the floor Yeah Nick get fly like a torch Yeah Instead of you need up, I ignore it Ain't about the money I ignore it This call back Ain't gonna cash I ain't into it

Manitin We can get hammers in Can't get hammers in Angel and managin Niggas and then pop-all If it's up Nick we're leaving and stuck But that's he's bringing them clocks out

But a dime your head There's no fucking get fucked We know like that's in that all Let's kick That's all Yes Oh Yeah,

That's all The bitch would be fishing Trying to pull the brook You can bitch out my wheel Cause she's doing the moose Ooh Hey Tell you're making a bag

Should I be making a man I got this shit off the jack Fass We gotta get to the racks Run up get hit in your hat Run up your shit and go splat My dogs they wet like water Like water.

God what you need place your order. More grain than a forest. You should put the rock like a forest. Hop up in a fore and a floor. Did it get fly like a torus. She's steady in me up, I ignore it. Ain't by the money I ignore it. My diamond they wear like water.

God what you need place your order. More green than a forest. Hoose up in the rock like a ford. Hop up in a foreign out floor. Yeah, get fly like a tors. She's steady in me up, I ignore it. Ain't by the money I ignore it. Hey.

shit for like a waiter my bitch don't need makeup your bitch want me data oh i can't save her if she won't fuck i don't make her i've been bowling ain't got a ton of layer on the block all night i'd stay her if you owe a nigger then you better pay her and we run our city no mayor she see these diamonds a pussy get soken they know that i'm gifted they say that i'm chosen put it stick in the glids not poking won't get off slipping i keep my eyes open we spend this block night stuff like a dope fiend i know some killers my niggas got trophies niggas be telling these niggas be polis niggas be hain they don't even know me about to take off from Jimmy trying to make a wish come true like Timmy in my city young niggas rhyme with a simmy try and get rich a die trying like 50 and my

nigga just got to draw him on 50 hit the nigger up making pop like ditty and he's going frown when i win up in a bentley and ain't no weed out how this younger jimps like water yeah what you need place your order yeah more green than a forest used to put the rock like the four make sure y'all go down low stream that's shit hot that ignore that's that that's that young niggas shit that's like when young niggas come with shit like that's like Good energy. They got a whole good energy to it. They got their little step to it.

They move, dance. I'm like, I fuck with that. Right. And they tell them the bitch to, you know, about money I'm ignoring your ass. I'm fucking just money, man. I'm fucking right. Mac and cheese.

Mac and cheese, man. It's going down, man. This is a million dollars with a game. November 12 algorithm, right? Go get that shit, man. This is some solid shit that's coming out, man. This is like a deaf jam rebirth. Don't go snoop.

Can I hit y'all with some R&B shit before? Oh, yes, you can. Y'all got to know it ain't just rap shit on here. Yes, you can. There's some R&B shit on here too, man. So just, you know, so the people to know that we do got R&B shit coming, too. This is Jane Hancock right here.

Jane Hancock. I hope you enjoy the music you're listening to. It's brought to you by Death Jam Ricketts. It's yours. That's why Q inside of this algorithm. And I want to get something from Miss Jane. Yeah, come. Let's go.

If I wanted, I got it, I don't think about it. Inhale, exhale, and I've got these dreams and visions, I'm so just living. I'm trying to get it, burn by and by it, I'm trying to walk. If you look at my life to see it, I think you wouldn't believe it. If the sun just found me, what I see is different. I'm thankful. You surround me

Push on this whip I don't lack, like, lack, these niggas be killing me They cap, yeah That's crazy And I'm never fall flat Right now I'm hell of busy Call you back, back, back

I see you copy The Steve They all look when I'm brain Bobbing in this bitch for a while Just been ducking in here Trying to go visit for people That's just like me I come from walking through the corner

store to buy a white tea You feel me Damn and I'm too close I can't stop You feel me You either fuck you with me or not I grew up with niggas that are pet off your top

I'm used to walking on the court and I just match me the rock I need a song that I've got I put it in work on the cloud I'm nothing silly bitch and you can't tell me anything like that My real ones get me the game and I'm going to give it right back

real one guy in the game and I'm going to get it right back Oh I don't think I'm buying it I'm going to excel and Let you find you I'm going to choose and vision Yes, yes, R-B is back.

It's going down, man. What I see is different. I'm thankful. You see the angels surround me, yeah. Oh. I understand that all I'm saying I'm in my head by. Oh.

When I'm back over my life. Yeah, I have a little thing that everything is everything in a whole. Get on sometimes, but they go from me. Yes. Alorithm is the label of that R&B, some of that G shit, that C shit, that good shit, that hood shit. Depth Jam is a label. Come on, man, we ain't planned. You better know it.

Death Jam is the label. November 12th. Sir. Algarum. Go get it. Quit playing. Oh, with Snoop. Amen.

Thank you. It's always a pleasure to treat. Always a pleasure. Man. Million dollars worth the game. And we appreciate you just being so, you know, real about it, man, coming on, man. And, you know, honestly, just living your truth. Because when you leave your truth, you know, and the youth get to see, you say, man,

I didn't know shit about, you know what I'm saying, publishing. And, you know, I had to learn the hard way. and that just make them want to get up on their game more and they understand that, damn, I'm able to make mistakes and still win in life. Some people make mistakes and they think that shit over with. Shit, if you don't know how to lose, you ain't going to know how to win.

Absolutely. And the bottom line is mistakes is just, and every lesson is a blessing. Right. And you're just supposed to correct with the mistakes you made and keep moving so you don't have less speed bumps to go over in life. So we just appreciate you, man. For being a legend that you are, man.

Your flowers now. You're your flowers now, man, because you went, like, you went like a class of your own. You know what I'm saying? It can't even be like he a rapper or he, because you do so much shit. Undefatnable. You feel what I'm saying?

He's undefinedable. That's a great word, you know what I mean? And you just show, you know, niggas like me, man, that the opportunities are endless. You know what I'm saying? Like we just signed with WM.E. You feel what I'm saying?

Yes, sir. Shout out to R.E. Emmanuel. You know, so for us, it's like, we see the shit you're doing. We see the fun you have in doing it. That's really living life. You know what I'm saying? But you're keeping it.

Your way, but you're keeping it professional. At all times. And that shit is just special, man. And we just want to just commend you and tell you, man, keep being great, man. You want so many Hall of Fames, not just the Rap Hall of Fame. You're in, there's so many difference. You can't even put a class on that shit.

Mm-hmm. But you've got something else? Yeah, I want to play this record that Nipsey Hustle wrote for me. It's on my album called Kool-Aid. I dropped it maybe about five or six years ago. I came, when did the Kool-Aid come out? Yeah. Let us hear that.

It was me, Nip and Jess Blaze, was in the studio and because it gave me the hook and he wrote the first verse and when I listen to this song I'm like damn the shit is dope as fuck the shit that he wrote for me and the way I'm spending this shit

and y'all just made me feel like I gotta play this will be the last one it's called 10 toes 10 toes down RIP the Nip Written by the Homeboy Knipped the Crip A nigga like me man

A lot of gay I'm not a game. I'm not awesome. You'd be feeling like one of them ball-playing knickers, you know, like bird, magic or something. Yeah, you know, a nigga got dope. A nigga could leave to leave. But if I leave,

the fans still go on love me, right? You told you I was spotting you were big, huh? Came in this game, that's the kid, huh? Still down ten toes in this shit, huh? Or a sniggin' told they gripping to your kids, huh? Real! Sniggin' talk they gripping to your kids, huh?

A real! Sniggin' talk they gripping to your kids, huh? Still down ten toes in the shit, huh? People shooting at the gate on my friend, huh? I ain't doing. People said I did, huh? Rap music ain't what's fucking up their kids, huh? Gangster rap is fucking up the kids, huh?

Mindsumas wasn't something that I said could. Like I'm jukewis, all about the bread, huh? From the sewage, trying to get ahead, huh? I'm about to do it. Fucking up their head, huh? He's soccer, fucking up their friend, huh? Going for the marriage. The dance is a wrangle.

Crazy shoo. Rap sheet, impeccable. More type black. Do my pass. Put your head in now It's a professional Now my metal Undetecto

That my style Unselectable Niggas running your mouth That's unaccepted Come on cause My style undetectable Rest and peace Nip

That was a board Nick My style is Undetectable I just said you Undefonable But that nigga said My style

Was undetectable That's heavy Man, that's a board That's a little bar You can't find this down No matter what How long it took him To write that verse

When I was in the studio 20 minutes He already knew what he He knew what he wanted for me He knew that Then he told me what to do On the second verse Then he told me

How to start the third verse I'm like Write the second verse He's like no You should write the second verse It started like this And on the third verse Say this

Say what Do anybody in the house remember When it wasn't no Snoke dog Hell yeah There wasn't no rappers How about LB See, am I tripping, y'all? Hell no.

I'm like, all right, cool. Ah, yeah. Absolutely. You know how it is when you're in the lab. You just be vibing. You know what I'm saying. Everybody be giving up ideas. That's why I like being in the studio with a lot of people

because there's always somebody in the corner of the room or has some dope-ass shit. What you say? That shit up front, that shit goes. And they ain't even got, ain't even no rapper or nothing, just be sitting there. You ever thought about saying this?

And sometimes it don't even be something that you're going to use but it triggers something else and it triggers other thoughts in your mind and you be like oh okay cool yeah and you come up with something totally different but it was just that thought that they said that triggered something a different reaction in your mind to think a different way so i like it i don't mind when there's a bunch of people some people like you know i don't want nobody to be in there i mean it could be a thousand people in the room because when it's time to rap i zone out it's like there's nobody in there you're going to get that real feedback right now too they don't let you know if it's hot or not absolutely i love coming i love coming

in the other niggas studio and a beat his own and it'll be like it'll be a hundred niggas in there i don't care where they're from when i walk in the booth man i'm shitting all you niggis down it ain't personal niggis business yeah what i do nigga i'm a mc master ceremonies my job is to slay mcs so watch out master ceremony yeah that was some deep shit you're gonna be using that in the future No, that's the, that's the original word for MC. See, you don't even know. I'm in his story, you know what? Fuck you're talking about I'm using the future.

Oh, I didn't even know that. I didn't know that. I thought that. I was like, yeah, I'm a rapper. I'm sorry, I haven't been rapping. It's a loser. That's what MC mean? Yeah, man.

He's a loser, huh? I never knew that's what MC meant. That's what I don't take you. I thought it was my controller or some shit. I didn't know it was master of ceremonies. Like, damn, dog, just because that's all you fucking knew growing up. You fucking bootlegged Big Daddy King. No, Chuck D.

Oh, Chuck D. Here it is. Bam. And you say, God damn, this is a dope jam. Yes, sir. Listen, he already beat you, bro. Tats the fucking, he already whipped your ass. You still ain't trying to prove yourself.

It's over. That's over with you. Not him, no boy. You're the rest of them. You're not him. He's him. I'm the one, not the two. when I'm from the old school.

That's what I'm saying. That's what it's going down. Fuck is wrong with you. And if you ain't know, it's the Snoop D-O-D-O-G, Nick. Yes, sir. A million dollars worth of game. You better come get you some.

But listen, before we go, I got to give a shout-out to my brother from another mother, white boy, Cav. Yes, sir. That's my folks. Absolutely. Cave will call me four in the morning. I know you up, Wallow.

Connected dots. What's going on? You're making, yeah, I'm making my video right now. Yeah, like, Kevin, I'm jerking off with you. No, what's right? I'll call you later on, He never gets me when I was partying When I was going on a hand date

They call him hand dates He's like I'm strangling the monkey right now He never called me and it caught me slipping like that Can you call me back Kevin? Yeah, but Kev man In conversation with Palmer right now I got the chicken in a date right now I got the chicken and a chill goal

I have nightcap But no Kevin Cav is just a real one man He always he always holding it down Anytime I call we always having great conversations Whitewood Kevin Snoop Tim Snoop baby Tim Snoop He ain't playing no games Cab out here making it happen man

10 kid on man in any way possible and that's what it's about man yes sir teamwork make the dream man better know it i mean and it's just like that right