Million Dollaz Worth Of Game - MILLION DOLLAZ WORTH OF GAME EPISODE 146 FEATURING SUGE KNIGHT

Episode Date: December 27, 2021

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Hey, million dollars worth of game listeners. You can find every episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or YouTube. Prime members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. Right. Oh. Oh. Big a low, come on, man, Jersey. Come on.

Oh, oh, oh. The street's crazy. I love my dog. To be real, the streets change seem edited to France and Grammy. like he famous let a call myself an artist i don't do no cheap paintings i really show you just how i live dirty nigger with a dream and 50 roaches in the fridge really got it out of mud i had to running with the pigs we're from sleeping on the rug to like i'm sleeping on the rug sometimes i really got a thing where can i be in where i was big a low come where would i be without my plug where

i be without his gun where would i be without the love where would i be without e drunk Soon as I asked you take the pain away Where would I be without the love? I'm just hoping it don't fade away Who? Why would I be? I really think that I was made that way I never knew I'd be a thug

No, I'm guessing that I can't make a pain that way Don't be without the love Where would I be without the love? Where would I be without the love? Where would I be without the love? Where would I be without the love? Where would I be without the love? Come up with what I be without the love

What's happening to everyone I love Just like Kobe they all fade away Bullsweet this one under the rock I got some shit I gotta say today This tree's crazy and it's crazy That for years I really thought this street Shamed me I ain't think video shots Was the shots that would get me famous

Fell in love with four nickels We don't do no 380s I really show you Just how I live dirty nigga with a dream For these in the fridge Really got it out of the mud I had her running with the pigs We're from sleeping in these streets Tonight I'm sleeping in the crib

And it was what it was Nah, it is what it is We draw blood You take cause, we take his It's a scar for scars Split a wig for a wig It's not dog for a dog You take one, we take six

So we call it revenge Where would I be without my stick Where would I be without my bitch Because she'd run it in my friends Where he's survival if you get hit When bullets fly, Mama's cry Nicker that's just what it is I put my pain inside a dodge

Soon as I ask you Take the pain no way Where would I be without the love I'm just hoping they don't fade away I always knew I was the one I really think that I was made that way I never knew I'd be a thug But I was thug and so I'm guessing that I came that way

Where would I be without the love Where would I be without the love Where would I be without the love Where would I be without the love Where would I be without the love? Where would I be without the love? Yeah Bigelow

We just that Bigelow right there Song of the week Bigelow Where Would I Be? Jersey Where would I be without the building, man Gil trying to steal your song Bigelow Get Tainou I love that shit man

He would have love He was driving in the in the way man On the highway, man banging that shit man We would I be without the love Where would I be without my trucks Where would I be without my drugs Where would he be without his record?

Where would he be without his reggae? Where would I be without my drugs? Where would he be without his reggie, man? This is a special interview Straight from Shug Night Live from prison Million dollars worth a game I'm a straight rider

Fuck with me Got the police bushing at me But they can't do nothing to a G Get ready to rumble Hold on, nigga But you can't do nothing to a G My ambitions as a rider My ambitions as a rider

My ambitions as a rider My ambitions as a rider Rida, Riding So many battlefield scars by driven and plush cars There's life was a rap star was nothing without God was born rough and rugged And dressing the mad thuggin' my attitude was fucking Because motherfuckers love it to be a soldier I lost my headphones

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Now these money hungry bitches getting suspicions started plotting the planet and don't They come and get us But to hug niggas Be on point game tight So call rap At the same night I'm jealous Because deep in their heart

They want to be me They'll got you right beside you Hoping you listen I got you paying attention To my bitches as a rider I'm a straight rider That the police bossing at me

But they can't do nothing To a G I'm over with the night I'm a straight rider You don't want to fuck with me Got the police bussing at me But they can't do nothing to a jee You're now tuned into

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because motherfuckers love it. Oh, all right. That pock shit, y'all know what I, you know, rest of peace to pop. This is the Shug Night Edition. Let's go. Stories from the cell. Yeah. Shug, what's happening, man?

That was good, with you? Oh, man, listen, man, we doing good. How are you doing, man? Every day's a blessed. That's right. What's the circumstances is? If you're alive, you're doing good. That's what I'm talking about, man.

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And like one of it is very important that, you know, like I said, I'm a firm believer that always less is best. But we gotta be real careful out there because you got so many people that constantly talk and say certain things, They're doing it for what's used for publicity. And it's getting a lot of people in handcuffs,

getting a lot of people, you know, on the worst thing in the barrel. And like I say, at the end of the day, by me being older and the older generation, it's a young people turn. There's a lot of good people out there doing great shit. You know, I think the city of confidence is still great. They got, you know, artists out there is incredible. I don't personally know that young.

but they still great 211 doing great shit TREL my nephew doing great shit and it's just at the end of the day it's time for us to move forward to the constantly move backwards that you got people who say they're from my neighborhood they grew up my neighborhood it really came from a different neighborhood you got people saying there with this crew don't even know that crew and he when he came down to Jeff Rowe

I came over to name Jeff Rowe and not a fact Another guy had the name already. It was Jeff Roe, but he said it like, Jeff, like he said, Death Jam. The DEF. The same way. Yeah, it said, bro, after now, you know, we can begin on. I'm going to do some gangster shit.

So I bought his shit and destroyed his trademark and did my own, and my little homie Hindo rest of peace, through the logo. Okay. And a lot of times people go and say, well, there's a guy named Mike he said he started death row this person he started their throw all these different

people now true enough I do know Mike through my attorney we had some conversation about doing some things but at the same time nobody had no real money to do that shit I did all that shit on my own even when it came to the fact

when people say well you lose in court I didn't lose it in court I said the first time it came around because you gotta realize one thing When I met Inescope, Ted Fields, and Tim Yen, they're about to go, they're about to call it during the time. I say they company and lunch my company. But at the same time, they settled.

Any person said they had anything to do with me and knew me, I gave everybody signing off on stuff. $300,000, you know, with $300,000 or $200,000 or $200,000, say, hey, even though y'all had to do my shit. Interscope felt that's the best way to do it. that was settled. Later on in life, moving forward, they went to court and got a default judge with me, saying they had something to do with my company along with the lawyer David Kenneth. When that happened, none of my lawyers came in as represent me, and I got a default judgment because I went there and I never got served. So instead of going back and forth with I did another settlement for a million bucks.

The ear, take the goal, was open. I didn't know at the time, but it wasn't a problem with Lydia. There was a problem with Michael Harris. His lawyer turned around and said they didn't sell. So when it was going back and forth, I did a chapter 11 that showed this is not true. The reason why I had to do a chapter 11 in the federal court because the state judge was on the phone

where they were rushing the state judge with Goldberg was Michael Harris attorney and three other guys all on the phone on a record and saying how they got the judge in their hip pocket he's going to fuck over me, just too fuck over me. So I was advised to do a chapter 11, show him the settlement

and let it be done with. Moving forward all this time now today, I just recently found out. I wasn't a thousand to say it's sure, but as if he found out, it was Michael Harris and Goldberg his attorney. He had the biggest fraud in the history

of the music. Everybody want to pat these guys on the back and show praises that they hang out with me, but these are the same people who were following a black man trying to fuck up his motherfucking shit. I fuck this shit up. Because at the end of the day, and you can show it,

and Goldberg, which is Michael Harris' attorney, he emailed Castleman with Lydia Harris attorney, and, hey, we're going to take the Depart judge from here and capitalized on the basis. He said, no, you can't do that.

I got the judgment for Lydia Harris. Goldberg, who Michael had the attorney, said, well, if you don't stand down, you guys are going to get in trouble because at the end of the day, you filed bankruptcy. Your client filed bankruptcy. And if you file bankruptcy,

you don't missing these types of things, that means it's illegal. You even have a trustee. So her attorney with this casket around and said, well, you know, what? I didn't find out to almost a year after we got to default justice as a lawyer is off to the court. You both are going to immediately and get that straight. And like I said, when it's all said and done, because I'm a black man from Compton

and a businessman, I... This call and your telephone number will be monitored and recorded. I think it treated the same way if I was Apple, if I was... Universal, Warner Brothers, Tapicola, or whoever. But we're always against each other in the ghetto so much that they're used to all-fighted amongst each other. Like, you everybody against each other. Like, if you say something about this person,

I'll give you more views. If you say something about this person, I give you more views. Like I said, it's people from my neighborhood that just started in my neighborhood. They came from kitchen crypt or hanging with the main street. When they moved in my neighborhood, they didn't run without the school or go to school because they wouldn't. Most people who were in tough, you couldn't go to school. That's like sport.

How you could tell if a person could fight when I was growing up if they played sports. If you were good in sports, he was good in fighting or anything else that came with as long with it. I grew up with Kennell. My name always meant something. So that tells you a lot about that. But more importantly, I think it's real important that. we don't get caught up and trying to bring

each person down like the old crab in the bucket essential that's like this is like when you look at it I'm from the West Coast

I love anywhere who is my people but I don't love no coast better than the West Coast because that's why I was born to raise that and right now

in the West Coast we're getting arrested out there people getting killed out there and they're not giving any money back to the West Coast. But you've got all these people who's a really good

youngsters who's crashing, who shouldn't have to crash because they should be giving money back and putting money back into the city. Instead of doing that, older motherfuckers got everybody arguing among their sex. Like, I don't have absolute the fact that they do

himself for Larry. That's a great thing. One of these youngsters said earlier, he was like, well, damn, we got people on the West Coast who's crypt, bloods, fire rules, and different neighborhoods, who's in prison, who's in the railroad who need lawyers.

You might do nothing to get them lawyers. So when you start giving concerts and shows and you're doing these places for one person, you've got to do something for people in the city. Because we do need the West Coast who got so much stress, so much influence, to be able to benefit from all the work we are in the West Coast. We got too many people that live in the West Coast

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unjustly convicted and all that? Is there anybody that you know personally that you could mention? I mean, of course, but some of them got out. One person I could say, you know, the one person I could choose more than anybody is one of my big brothers. I ain't going to say his name, he did 38 years. But there's so many people

that's been, it's like, like this and I ain't even trying to blow my own horn and it didn't bother me because I'm doing my time but at the same time my defense was so it's not like they didn't allow me to use my own attorney they had me getting all these other attorneys I'm meeting the visitor walking by and all this type of shit I even put it on a record let me hire my attorney but I had no outgoing mail no income in mail no phone purposes. If I want to hire an attorney,

a P.I. or use the bells numbers, they got to get approved by a DA, county council with the shares attorney, and the judge brought me to hire them. And if they don't want me to see them or hire them,

they won't let me talk to them. Even the person who they gave community to, amenity to, you can't get in trouble. I thought he was going to tell the truth. They turned around and had the fact on where these people have weapons. This person

called all these people, these people show up here. And each person was saying what he was doing? It was his get-out. In other words, his hit. His setup. Now, when you do something for a movie company, a universal

movie, they hire a production company, and after the movie, they destroyed that the kids, they get food, the pedestrian company gets through. So if you have guys getting $100 or $150 a day and you wanted to get him some money, it was a company universal or a pedestrian company. And if it was straight, it would come from his business account,

not a personal account. Now, these guys got personal checks, 20 grand and more, right? And when they ask these guys, well, why he could eat his money, these big checks if he don't know you. Well, it was murder for hire. He paid us just to kill a certain person and you know who that person was.

Instead of them taking that and say, okay, let this man go, but don't arrest this man just leaving it alone. They didn't want to take it to trial because they know all the truthful comes. But at the same time, it's not the fact that I got 28 years. I ended up the crime

that gave me here. to six and eleven they try to say I had a strike or a path which really don't don't be a strike so they doubled me up then they gave me another enhancement so they just gave me enhancements right now my base term is up in reality I should have been done but I don't want to take up all my time or it's time for it's time for being there speaking with my people that fit it all on me because not on me there's people from federal institutions the state institutions that really need our help. But more important, it's not to the people in the institution. It's people who's on the

street these younger generations who's not having jobs on the right outlet. We have 60 seconds remaining. Take care of their family. We out here is glorifying. This call and your telephone number will be monitored and recorded. We'll grow up by the man who's a drug dealer and did a lot of telling. Instead of this man who came hard knocks and started. from the bottom and made it to the top person's like my whole life is nobody never gave me nothing to god if you do a background check on me it is what it is and if you do a background check on all the people who talk he's their informant or how they what they call them uh uh f i whatever they call right mhm and let me hang the car right sure yeah you know

and one of the things is like this first they gave me at no bill then they gave me a $25 million bill. There was only two other people ever had a $25 million in the bill. The guy who killed all the kids, 800 people in Oklahoma, McBade, wherever his name was, and the guy who killed all the people in the marathon in Boston or whatever, right? Now, that's crazy shit, right? Then when you turn around, when you give me a bill,

you don't allow me to sell out. And you take away all my rights where I can't fight. Well, I'm not allowed to prove myself. That's the same way when this guy, a 17-year-old kid, comes from where with an AK-47, and he shoot two people, kill two people, and one another one. They say, well, that's the step to this because they were telling towards them. So he gets off.

Well, should have nice, he calls over. You see people with guns attacking me. They even said they had guns. It's proof they had done, but they took my rights to be able to use attorneys to defend myself and give me no choice. Either I get 100-some years or I'll take a deal. And so at the end of the day, now, the whole world understood what happened to Florida. He couldn't breathe. And I felt that, and I felt, I felt I was great that people got justice.

But at the same time, it's a lot. This call and your telephone number will be monitored and recorded. There's a lot of people who can't breathe, but they take companies from you. They take your money from you. Two things they can't do. If they can't take the money from you, they take you from the money. Either kill you or put you in prison. All these people want to come and talk and fight when it's too late.

Won't you fight for us? I always want to be at the end. Well, okay, he was a great person. But it's nowhere you can find anywhere to anybody. that he got every one of my attorney visits was recorded definitely when i want to have most of these attorneys when i told when i told the court my brady violation was violated because i told the court but you know what i want to um fire the council i have and give me time to order two new counsel because there's my second day in the court so I had a right to do that he said no

if I'm paying for I like this you know they've been fired I said you know what I tell you what I like to exercise my rights and go per per per per you know what the judge tell me no you can't go per per per if you want to go per per per per one thing they both be able to do is see if you've been in high school and you know to read the right obviously I've got a college degree and I know to read right instead they denied me and then when I went to go to have the hearing of the next courtroom it would allow me to come and they had the hearing two attorneys who've been fired who agreed to move my case in counten to 6db which is another illegal violation yeah but you as you get out again I'm not you not can say nothing negative

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and nobody step out and say, let me check out his case, or in common, you're going to go and talk to some of these guys who's in prison,

who's debrief, who told on everybody in different prisons and talk to these guys but you won't have a conversation with Mr. Knight. But you're a black man, but you're talking to you're a guy

who used to be in a racist prison game, who debriefed. so all they see that everybody always talk about it's up, us it's never know us until it really be here

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Instead, you've got to realize what to think. They got to look good for the sectors that Universal or Interscope or, you know, Sony. So they got a bad muffles. You know, you get, you get motherfuckers.

I don't talk to none of those motherfuckers. I'll tell you this, it's not, if it was, if it was Mary J. Blige being signed to a protection company, but that's in town, Uptown with MCA, which is universal. So if a dollar came in, everybody gets their piece about time to get up to that piece and that left. I went in and got off a production company, got off uptown, and did the deal straight to MCA. it meant from getting Andre off of Rufless where

he would only get one penny for producer and they would cost collateralize his producer royalties if anybody in a record company failed. I went to war

and got that man off that contract. Shit, the first time Pluffy did his album I let him use my samples for free. You've seen all the death samples on that. $1. But at the same, what I do say, and it's great to be able to say, what was good about

us, we all need each other. Because if whoever was in the business put out a hit record that made us work harder to do another hit record. All these people talk about Tupac, nobody when it got Tupac out of prison, wasn't me. How would you talk about Snoop? When it came to Snoop, I knew the twins and down on first. before we even met but when Snoop came to death row and when Snoop got in trouble and I don't regret none of this

Snoop, we only had one song done over there. So when I did, I said, look, I took my company. I said, I'll tell you what, give me $5 million right now. They said, for what? I said, I got to

put a defense and together for Snoop's murder trial. They said, you know he's probably going to lose, and we know you're going to lose your whole company after what's worked his life. So I put my whole company upon, got the $5 million. Who gave you the $5 million? I don't want Brung in David Kenner.

I don't want Brung in David Kenner. I don't want Bruggin, Johnny Cochran. Hold up. Shill, who gave you the $5 million? What label gave you the $5 million? Enescope. Enescope. Jimmy Avin?

Yeah. Yep. I want them to say, here. Give me this money right now. They tell me, don't do it. you'll be done to do it. He's going to go to prison. I said, all right, a chance I got to take.

So not only did I do that, I walked in, as everybody talked about, all the lawyers head down said, we can't beat this case. I said, why not? They said, the guy who was willing, who was supposed to be the security, has a 9mm.

Stoop has a 380. Allegedly, he shot on the ground, the bullet hit the ground. This call and your telephone number will be monitored and recorded it raised up and killed it right all right and once it killed me right so I said what to have if the bodyguard had the 380 and Steve had a 9 we fuck but instead the bodyguard is got to tell him he was shooting 380 bullets out of a 9 millimeter but a 380 can't shoot 9 millimeter bullets but a 380 a 9 millimeter can shoot 380

bullet. But Snoop with the court, it was a hundred-pile rules out there every day. They told me they was going to arrest me if I keep coming to court because they're scared to tell the truth. I said, oh, well, I'm still coming. The lawyers wanted to put Trey on the stand for a character witness to Snoop. He wouldn't do it and wouldn't show up the court because he was told by Interscope and he's going to prison and he didn't want that bad luggage. or he never came. Let me ask you a question.

Now, when you went and got Pock, what made you go get Pock out of jail? What made you say, I'm going to get Pock? And did you really write a contract down on the paper to Sani? Man, Pock is one of the best. That was my little brother. Before he was when my little brother was just the truth about it. Interscope didn't want him.

They went to give him to me because Pock would always come up there, call him the devil. God's the devil, right? So when I talked to him to throw it down, Park was, you know, being Pac-cock cocky, everybody was mad, and I'm not letting him be him. When Park guy shot at New York, I guess they ever sending flowers and roses, I sent him a blood-proof desk with the death of the death row logo on the back, they don't get scared now. So when Park went to prison, Keisha kept calling my office saying she was his wife, everybody laughing. I talked to her call one day. He was telling the truth.

I grabbed my lawyer I'm on hop to rest of the house ankle bracelet Got my private plane Took a private plane out there Took another plane To there took an hour and a half ride To the prison

Went to go to business And got parked out of prison Okay So let me ask If it was for Keisha I went to business So she'll share story with us That about Tupac

That don't nobody know nobody's ever heard. Well, true. One of them is that when I went to go busy, I tell him all the stuff, I'm going to have for it. So when Park gets there, I sent a private plane, I sent

a limo, picking him up, all that shit. He gets to the studio, I give him a briefcase with a million dollars cashed. I gave him all this jury, all this shit. The song, the first song we ever did was my business as a writer. Okay.

The book was already on there, the track was already done. Plot goes in and start rapping on the motherfucker, right? And I couldn't believe how good is that. And so, say, what do you think? I said, oh, man, it's all right. Do it again. And I'm coming to the engineer told me, so he does it again, you know. So what do you think?

The man, I ain't cried as convinced. I'm trying to see, because I'll piss him off and say, fuck this shit. But I couldn't do it. So he just kept getting better and better. So finally he does it. we stack it you come in we play it back as a hit

right we go outside and I open the motherfucking limo up and it's literally 10 neck of business in the limo for you said what's that

that's you I said go to the hotel have a good time talking in the morning I said you don't take none of this motherfucker

money don't smoke all his weed up right we laughing as we're talking he fells up and I grabbed me about to bust

the head open I wake I said what's somebody oh man I had too much drinking, too much smoking. My sister was too clean. I see, I can hear it now. I pushed you down if you bust your head open, right?

And that's one of them. And the other one was in Cabo. But we're in Cabo, and, you know, we got a couple of things. We had to have fun. And I was always taking care of people at Cabo, but we was on my yacht. And we look at the deep as all these pretty girls out there. Oh, man, we need to get over there. I said, you can swim like me.

We can swim over there. I can swim better than your big ass. find out. We take our watch off, you know, jury off. We jump in ocean. You know, I'm taking my time swimming on top of the water. Hocke's sweating underwater. He's backstroke. He's sci-stroke. He's doing all this crazy shit, right? Then he gets tired. He says, I can't swim no more. I can't do it. I'm tired, so I swim to him, and I let him get his rest. I say, okay, I'm spreading the water. I said, man, okay, get the rest of him, but he got to swim. So when I let him go, he just back on me on top of my head and push me under water, right?

I said, oh, fuck. So I throw him off me, and he goes under water. Then I got to go underwater and find him. Once I find him, I'm pulling back up. I'm trying to swim to the beach, but I'm calling everybody. We need help. We need help. About time he gets there, right?

They help him. They take pot. But they leave me. I said, oh, now here I am, about the tram. So I'm down he made two motherfucking beats. Dragon, sweating, and shit into pot. But it's a dude from a little doubt of the dog I was on trying to give him out of the mouth.

But I said, no, man, don't do it. I can't move my leg, but I don't want him to give him out of the mouth. So I'm going to pick him up. And when I went to pick him up, all the start, water starts going to come out of us. So I had to carry this motherfucker to a way with a little, these-time old pickup truck

that took him to the hospital. And the dude said, if he wouldn't have threw up, he would have died. You know? And, you know, we went on purpose. That's a blessing that we got blessed and we made it through. but Fox is one of the most loyal You have 60 seconds remaining

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How do you feel about all these CEOs, black CEOs, black companies that's out here doing these things? You got QC, you got Godi and them. You got all these cats doing anything. how you feel about them? I mean, I appreciate all the fact that they're still out there. Now, if they're not taking care of the past the baton

that these young dudes, that's a problem. I don't want to be the CEO no more. I want to be the guy who kept the younger generation stay on top and be on top. I'm not trying to take their position. I think that's a problem. Because half of the motherfuckers who talk to take their position, they ain't going to do shit in no way.

Yeah. Half of those motherfuckers, tell her. But when you say telling who, what do you mean? Shit. It's only obvious why certain people never go to prison or never go to jail. When I decided to take rap music against rap music, hip-hop to radio, they told me it would never work. I made sure it worked.

I was getting 95% to 97% 97% of the stuff you hear on the radio either my stuff or I was somebody that was managed Oh you said oh take that back So you said What was that? You said you'll take that back You said it was only 5%

Yeah they was only getting 5% We can't wrap And they got 10% They was having a party So when I sent out my pack radio They said don't do it it would never happen But one thing I did did do, I started getting

I set up a company where I was getting 95% radio play and I went from 95% to 97% 97% stuff you heard was my artist or my label or somebody I was managing.

Who was you managing that we don't know? That we don't know nothing about. Who was you managing and nobody would ever know you was managing? I'll say the best one of the best producers most talented to do was one of the most talented producers in the world still today is Devante swing. I was met up as Joe he'd see in the Devante swing. Devante was the guy who can write the music, play their instruments, do the melody, produce it.

He wasn't as a beatmaker. He was a real producer. One of these things I want to say before I go for my time cut off is this. They use our people to get the talent. Say best that if I can go to Compton, if I can go to watch, I can go to anywhere, talk to it too. If I can go somewhere and get an artist, once I make them make them make them make them a store, the majors want to take them from it. When you look at it, I got some real people I know it's real sorry. The homies like Gee and all those guys, Roughriders.

They had the MX, Jeddicus, the locks, teens. They took the MX phone. They took all on from them. Look at Devote. Devote had Junior Wine, Kimberly, and Mississippi. They took all on from them.

It's just the thing they do in the, they've been doing since the 50s, and they're doing it now. And a lot of these guys who want to be street guys, a big day street guy, they say, well, I'm going to be in the industry. I'm better than him. Well, a lot of things you don't know about me. I can play league guitar.

bass guitar, draw, and write music. It's not a coincidence, and it's not smart being stupid. I ain't with the broke talk, but I'm with like,

you've got to be intelligent to make yourself better. Absolutely. Even when it came to little Kim, ma'am called a goat. They took

Afro puff that I own the whole actually real reels that Jimmy that the little producers do is you and did the whole thing didn't pay me a dollar I could have been like okay I'm pulling the project but no I'll let it go not that I'm scared of my word about because I don't got to be petty if the next motherfucker being fucked up I don't got to be fucked up like that you know one time I was at Storich got stories was a really good friend of mine we do business again

partnership together. Snoop comes over with his son. I look at Snoop, I look at his son. Now, if I wanted to be an asshole, that was my opportunity to be an asshole. But instead, we embrace each other. But when I looked at his son, his son that looked at me as just my father enemy. This is my father, um, boss in the past. He looked at me like I was his uncle that been in prison somewhere and I'm home and now he gets to see me. And that trains a whole lot of shit. Actually made me feel good

the fact that as black men we can take a position and do great shit together. Not that we need to, but it's the idea of the fact that we don't always have to be on the negative floor of shit. One thing about Snoop, every time we see him, he always speak good about you when we asked him about you.

Yeah, we had him on our show twice and he brought your name. we bring your name up and he gave you your flowers you know what i'm saying i mean look i only want the best for snoop i got made the love the truth be told snoop did help me deal death row that's the only person really did because now corrupt was the death artist in the world best rapper but snoop helped me build the company because when we first did a deep cover i've seen the movie and i tell snigwood brought the movie a suit right

deep cover 1-8-7 on another cup of copse when i turn around and say Snoop let's go to New York and we're going to end up in salt pepper fucking party he's going to say who's going with us he's going to I'm going to pick him up he's going to we're going to jump the car we're going to go to the airport we're going to show up there and Snoop and I going to go to this party and it's in basement somewhere and he was hey well we're Dr. Dre at we look at each other and we said oh he just in the conference smoking off some weed drinking the 40 gets some more tattoos even though I was alive but you know we can't be real

with the people they wanted to hear. Mm-hmm. So he did indeed been there to have me create. Pop was unbelievable because Park came in and wanted to bring everybody together.

Yeah. We did All Eyes on Me. I don't know what name All Eyes on Me. Park like, I want everybody to be on him. When the dog town was in New York, New York, New York, New York, the city of Drain, and they trailer got shot up

they called the studio clocked me of every motherfucker in that studio who wasn't from the West Coast behind six years this call and your telephone number will be monitored and recorded

now I don't have nothing bad to say about I never had nothing bad say about this matter of fact I want all those dudes that have they blessed to keep winning anybody trying to help me get out of prison

hell no they have Mike, who, when you read these documents, you'll see how they sprayed lies. Not Lydia Harris, Michael Harris. I thought Lydia Harris was the one doing the boyhood, and that was her. It was him and his return. Straight lied, fraud. But at the same time, if you get a company as big as death row doing so many great things happen to everybody in the industry,

and then you praise the motherfucker who lied and committed. to fuck their throw up that don't make sense it wouldn't have been no copy one for me the dude they called whack he got that deal because he met those people through one person me there's another dude named james william goes around and saying he knows this he knows that come on jane hood business hood business you didn't move to the hood to later on you from soft sense yeah but we ain't gonna be all that little arguing back and forth, they ain't going to be my style. Like I said, when I was like, when I was on the street, same mothers that was out there and they had nothing to say.

Now all of a sudden I'm doing time. They think it's 28 years, but they say, oh, I got, every person got a teen, everybody got something to say. But I promise you, I'll be there when I get to, you go, I'm going to fill up. You know what I mean? I ain't going to say, okay, you're a bit and all that, just express yourself better, you know? Look, I just got to ask you this one question. I just got to ask you this one question.

The streets want to know. We had Wack 100 on the show. You know what I mean? You know, he was hyping his Mac up. And we told the nigger, uh, nigger, shit up. You were Shug Night driving. Nick, you ain't do nothing but warm Shug cars up.

Was Wack anything more than that? I mean, Wack drove truck, right from the Valley. But I think it's great he got his crap for him to get some bread for his family, but enjoy your family. All this extra shit.

arguing everybody, speaking on promises you know nothing about, trying to put the next person down. That'll make you no motherfucker. Jason, matter of fact, you're all on the street. James and you and this person arguing, you're a stud-up box organ.

Man, let's show up some other sucker where it's getting a ring in front of the PD and pay-a-view and squabble up, you know? Mm-hmm. Shee. I'm 335, 340. It's shake. I'm with all the bush.

you still got you you still got you still you're a little older shook you still you still can move around you can move around you go move around right look hey when I was in the county jail they wouldn't see me I had blood clark when I got shot now listen when it comes to selling records right the reason I mentioned some of the CEOs that I mentioned because they're young cats and they doing anything that you know the quality control the CMG all these dudes out here making and making moves you know what I'm saying and and I just wanted to get one is you is there any the wisdom you could give them when they're playing on the big leagues of this music industry?

Well, I think that you always do keep their paperwork right, keep their ownership. It's a difference between owning something or somebody got to sell it back to you. I don't want to no deal and say, you know what, Sony, or whoever they fucking with? Well, I want to hold my business, my company. They said, well, you know

later on, we're going to sell it back to you. It didn't go like that. It's true from the start and you should never have to buy it. on your master's, on anything you do, your name, I don't care if it's the internet, truth be told, it's not the old school no more, you don't need the majors no more. You've got social media. Well, I think what they should do is you have to figure out how to get along with each other. Because one day, you ought to be able to get together and buy a football team,

or buy a basketball team, or bar a baseball team. You shouldn't have to go to the bank. If you've got five or ten people who's really doing their thing, they should be at the call and tell us to say, hey, man, that's by the record. Let's buy the record. Because the NFL really don't care. They treat the athletes like shit,

and say if they get caught smoking weed, they get in trouble. But they'll let anybody perform at the Super Bowl who promote one thing. Or they'll have anybody pulling the show. And we've got to stop hiring people who's well. know informants who sniffed on everybody and put them on the sand. I put them in prison. They run your companies. A lot of these people, the FBI is the most smart people in the world.

They get these people and put them in the industry for one reason, to get around everybody in the street to arrest you motherfuckers one day. You have 60 seconds remaining. But like I said, the most important thing is less talking. More action. more action. Calling back shoot?

It's not about me. I did my thing. I feel I'm part of history regardless. No, you definitely part of history. It can't wipe you out of history. It's a state turn. It's a state turn to run every other sucker thing.

And you know, come on, whack. I ain't going to hold this person to get you. Calm that shit there. But it's because of me, you got something to say we'll hollered when I get there or who anybody else. But the most important thing is in the industry. Y'all got the industry in the problem of y'all

you got the whirl in one hand you got the gun and other which one you're going to use that's a million dollars worth of game right there that's a million dollars with a game shit that's a million dollars worth of game like that hey man y'all enjoy y'all stuff you too sure i need hey a lot of times i don't get no jay pay i love y'all i don't get no jay and stuff like that but i do have a uh official Thank you.