Million Dollaz Worth Of Game - MILLION DOLLAZ WORTH OF GAME EPISODE 152: FEATURING YO GOTTI

Episode Date: February 7, 2022

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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. Jay French, come on, baby. That narcissist by Jay French. You know, that's what they say about a lot of us sometime. The women's...

She said I'm a narcissist, because I don't want no part of this. She said I'm a narcissist, because I can't give my heart to this, heart to this, narcissist. J. French. I can't get my heart to this, baby. She said I'm a narcissistic, because I don't want no part of this. Oh, no part of this. Oh, so did that day.

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this one's for the douchebags bro one for the jerk off that I never take a joke on I got real love hit my I got too much self-control You said that you comforted But you just emotional Yeah

I was doing what you can't do What if you're the toxic one Want somebody I'm a nauseous I'm nauseous Because I don't want no part of this You know She said I'm a narcissist

That's what I can't give my heart to this, heart to this. That's what she said, baby. Because I don't want no parts of this. Hold up. And she said I'm a narcissist. Because I don't put my heart in this. Now hold up, hold up. Yeah, do-da-du-b-ba-ho.

You're trying to take do-song. You're French. Jake, listen. You're trying to take your song, I ain't got nothing to do with this shit. Now, listen. You all ready for Gotti? You ready?

It's just like that. Let's go. Hey, Gotti. What's that? You never heard that story about when the real niggas came in the last place? Nah, no, no, I don't believe that. I'll need that shit either

Real niggas coming at last place Uh huh Never that Uh huh I die for them three levels Make these treats respect us Go ask

I did deals That didn't benefit me Why would I do such a thing So my niggas could eat My nigger on that dog food Throw the hundred k It was a million in that safe Why the fuck you play

Pussy If you gonna take it take it all nigger Niggas Can when I see you I want it all Nigel Oh nigger Baby mama

Up and left Why She let me Scare But I can't play my All this shit I know it's hard Yeah

We got the balls In this motherfucker tonight A room dedicated to Wow $600 for a rich A meal Now I'm selling brits

I'm rocking niggas Record deals On my wrists 20 mil for Advans 20 what I fuck around Declin'

I don't do it Fuck First we want the money But now we got on the mouse How you live in the match But you're on the land Never This mother shit

I gave these niggins the game I gave me Fuck I told them Big homo rules They pay attention These niggins Some stories

They place on the ground They show their little rats But they live with their mom Uh Gunny Moji sandwich With the smoke Down won't no drum Uh

Let me clear up the earth No beef or no rappers at all My focus is billing my niggas I get them some money and free in my dollars When they come to these bras don't different I buy a shaneh and I tiffin I'm fucking around selling like 10,000 flowers to her job because I know that she missed me

You're talking that shit You're talking that shit But back to the issues at hand Don't want to play on your dog Don't sacrifice your little man's You got to fill up the team Getting a hundred racks was a dream Get a million didn't even see

Like it was possible to achieve Now I'm playing with a fog Riding in a rarned strut with a father That were four one hundred k in a nigger about it I ain't just talking You're talking this shit Yeah, you're talking that shit He's talking next

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Listen, we're going to be straight-to. I'm filming. We're going to get straight-to-this shit, got him, right? Real nigger. Real nigger. Hold on. Fuck that. Let me get this shit out the way.

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is like pure it's like I think it's used in vain too much okay you'm saying like what makes you real

what makes them ever real and what people think makes them real I like I like to say like a nigger pure because I'm pure to myself and I'm like

I ain't never like gonna move funny for beneficial reasons or so it's just just pure to who I am. I think there's better than real. I could vouch for that. Superior nigger right here.

My first dealings with this man right here. First, first, the way you, the story come about it, I called you from prison. And I said, yo, boy, you, yo, Gotti. What's up with that, nigga, man? I see him shit all around in the magazines and you know him.

And you told me a story. He's a real nigga. A pure nigger. A solid one. This was so long ago Goddy was getting $25,000 for a verse. I called him, reached out to him. I said, Godd, I need you on the song.

He said, I'm charging $25, Gilly. I said, how much you want? He said, just give me 10 piece, Gilly. I fucks with you. I said, all right, bet. He said, send me the record. I sent him the record. He called me back and said,

Gilly, this shit hot, I'm going to do this shit for free. I always respected that. I always, to me, you was always solid for that. Because at the end of the day, you had the money on the table, but you showed me that it wasn't even about the money. The record, how'd I fuck with a nigga? I ain't even fuck the money. I got money.

Yeah, it ain't always about the money all the time. I got money. Really when you're in the same game. I think a lot of the young niggins need to understand that, and like, you know, relationships and shit like that is way more important than money. Money comes and go. You're going to spend this shit quick as you make it, you know what I'm saying? the right relationship lasts forever.

Thank you. You know what I'm saying? Like, needs to make your money with each other over 10, 15, 20 years or you may get money with a nigga in one day. You know what I'm saying? Mm-hmm.

Now, 1996, this is when you was little yo. Young and on the come up. You know, Memphis, Ridgecrest, projects. You ever thought you would be here? Nah, I ain't on the last, I said, like, I thought I'd be, like, exactly where I'm at the day, you know what I'm going to have some money.

You know, and it's like, what I was going to have it, the right way or the wrong way, I'm just one of them niggas that's supposed to be lit. You know what I'm saying? I'm supposed to have this shit on. I'm supposed to have money. I'm supposed to be moving in a certain type of rooms. Now, rather them rooms is the rooms are moving in the day, I can't say I'm supposed. saw that, but them ones probably would have been this to the street. You know what I'm

saying? Whoever them players were would be in the street, I'd be in the same clubs or the same buildings. They were being at, that's how I saw it back then, you know what I'm saying? I ain't know I'd be like, you know, in the Hamptons with Michael Rubin and Jay and the crafts, you know what I'm

saying? Like, I ain't think that. You know, I thought I was just, but I knew I'd be one of the guys who would get into the paper. When I speak about you, I'll know, I'm always on some music shit and I'm always on some like CEOs of the game

that came from the culture fucking them up when I'm thinking about Tony Draper when I'm thinking about Jay Prince when I'm thinking about Baby Slim when I'm thinking about Shug when I'm thinking about when I'm talking about D-O-Y

I'm thinking about all the people that came I always give you props because it would fucks me up in this day and time it's so hard for artists to come through and have enough heart I'm talking about have enough heart to execute in the way you execute.

You execute an unbelievable like your choice, your choice game. Like, I don't know who you, you know, this shit like Yankees, like you got a mean general manager or some shit, man. Because the way you pick these artists and the way you put people on in this day and time, you don't see that shit like that.

An artist of your, you know, caliber just executing and putting a team together. I'm talking about the solid players. This ain't, you ain't, this ain't no bullshit. This ain't no fluff around. you know, wherever it's Black Boy, everybody that you came through with, these motherfuckers was, they was hitting shit out the park.

So it's like, it's just so great to see that in this time, that execution, and just that, you know, me personally, the black CEO. I love that shit. I love to see somebody that's come from us that's just putting plays together because a lot of times they go, you know, you know how the game go, they get snashed up.

They go to the majors. They get snashed up in a different way, and they don't have nobody to groom them because a lot of these artists that you have, I've seen the growth in development. I seen that shit. It wasn't just like they just gripped them and they were just from the rip.

I seen the growth. I see that. I seen money back go up. I seen blank. I said, do his thing. I'm seeing four or two. You see that shit. So it just be like, you know,

I got to definitely get your flowers on that because you listen, at the end of the day, you're going to stand with who I mentioned. And it's not about the records that were sold or the money that was made. It was about putting a real live championship team together. You're in the fucking books.

Y'all won the chip already. We ain't going to get that fucked up. The peas are coaching, everybody. I give all them shoutouts. But it's like all of y'all, y'all stand in the class of extraordinary motherfuckers that put on engaged dudes' chances. Like, you may cast millionaires out here, man.

A lot of us can't say that. You really made millionaires. And I'm going to keep it all we real. It's even more deeper from his standpoint because he was an artist. A lot of motherfuckers ain't an artist, so they don't have that ego to push to the side. when you are artists you got to push your own ego to the side because let's be for real

most of the artists that have artists it'd be like oh I'm gonna put three million marketing in my shit but I'm gonna put 800,000 into your shit I'm a no it takes for real it's true story it take for a real motherfucker to be like I'm gonna get you the same chance to win that I get myself I'm gonna get you more you feel what I'm saying I'm gonna give you more because you know there's no cap you know what I'm saying but I look there artists and say I think you're going to go farther than me. So we're going to get you more than what we gave me. You know what I'm saying?

Because you really got this shot. You really got this shot to play on another level. So I'm going to make sure you have all the resources. And there may be more resources than I even had. You know what I'm saying? And that's because I'm a hustler, though. You know what I'm a hustling? I'm a business man.

I'm an entrepreneur. You know, when they come to money and when you speak of ego, what is ego for real? What is ego? You want the badest bitch? You want the best car. You want the most dreary. Like, I ain't never had their problem.

Like, I don't care nothing about this shit. Mm-hmm. You know what I'm saying? Like, you know how many? Chains I heard. You know what I mean? The car's I heard. How much money they print any day?

I think people with ego, to me, it's like an insecurity issue. Absolutely. You know what I'm saying? Like, why as you worry about who's going to have the most, really in super, in the super problem if you worry about it inside the house? Mm-hmm. You know what I mean? Like, you're my brother. Like, you think I want you to, like, if you might.

I shouldn't be calling you my brother if I feel like you can't have as much as me or more than me. You ain't really my brother for real. I'm really slick. Hey. You know what I'm saying? If I don't feel that way, it's a slick, you know what I'm saying? Like I said, I want to raise like that. You know, I was lucky to have like the OGs around me.

When I was a young guy coming up, they weren't like that. You know what I'm saying? Everybody put their life on the line together. Everybody wouldn't get the bag together. You know what I'm saying? I never know, like, you know, I reach my life, but you can't. Everybody went together every time.

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You know what I'm saying? Like the D-N-M, it ain't nobody that's been in his position. that I ain't studied their story. I ain't studied their moves. I studied everything about everybody. So, you know, and I learned a lot from them, not even the people that, of course, you know, my relationship were buried and slim and Jay and, you know, so a lot of these,

like them I get to learn, like, you know, face to face and direct. But even the ones that I don't know like that, I don't know personally, I still, if they put out a book, if they put out a documentary, I watched it, I studied, I read up on them. because I want to know, you know, what was their moment in them that they was able to see to do the success they had and what was they fuck up? You know what I mean?

So I don't run into the same issue. Absolutely. You feel I mean? So, for me, one of those things, and, you know, this is not saying nobody in particular, I'm just saying in the business, you know, one of my thing was always was I don't never want to have no money issues.

You know what I'm saying? Anybody who fuck with me, everybody's going to make money. everybody going to get with their old we ain't never taken from nobody ever under no circumstances we'll give you more than you deserve before we give you less it was always the number one thing that we when I started to be a CMG that we're going to be the shit and that be the real fallout behind a lot of record labels man is that you know when you first coming in the game a lot of motherfuckers get it stuck to them you know what I'm saying and then

you know you'd be you be at a vulnerable position because you ain't got shit but talent that's all you got so you be in a vulnerable position because when you ain't got shit a little bit sound like more than what you got and a lot of artists get in the game and then as they you know they might get whatever type of deal

they got as they growing as they're growing they start to realize that damn I don't even know how much money out of me directly but I think I think that's a catch 22 though it is right because it's like it all a risk and it's all gambling and if you come from the street right if you come from the street right

if you come from the street, it's like saying I get a sack in the street and then I know what come with this shit you know, the police come with this shit. Niggas trying to rob you come with this shit. Yeah. You know what I mean? You know what I'm saying?

So it's all this, it's the game, right? So if I get caught up by the police, what the fuck I'm crying for? I knew this shit came with the game. If I get robbed, what I'm crying for going to handle your business that will come with this shit, you know what I mean? So I think it's a, it's a, um, it's a um i think you gotta look at it i think a lot of people speak on it from what you were just saying

from one side of the story right because it's easy for an artist to run around and say oh a nigga fuck me or i got or i don't know what i you know what i'm saying but but also you got to think about what if niggas how many how many labels lost on niggas oh they lose more than they win you know saying like everybody talk about how much the labels make how much the labels lost yeah because you like you say you got you got a hundred motherfuckers that never they never come to light that they gave Yeah, they put millions of dollars in these dreams every day. They go nowhere. And I don't see nobody saying, like, you know what I'm saying?

Yeah, nobody's talking about that. Oh, how much is it? Yeah. You feel me? So it's like, I'm just saying that like, there ain't no artists ever said they put investors three million a bit like sell shit. Yeah, like, you know. How much I owe you y'all?

We are sending this check back to you. They let you get there. They release you. They release you and they take the L. And I'm, and I'm pro artist. I'm just saying that because, you know, it's me. not worth a game my shit called free game yes and I feel like I'm the one they're like because I see a lot of shit being said and I feel like a lot of time you're like damn they don't

speak on another side though it's just like glorifying the streets but never talking about the consequences like I see a lot of their talk but nobody talk about how much money it takes you know it's the same thing of you know artists want to be independent you know they praise being independent and then or not being independent and they made it this thing where or you're more superior or bossed up or some shit if you're independent. I don't believe that shit. You know what I'm saying?

I don't believe that because what does independent mean? Like one most motherfuckers that want to be independent ain't got the money to be independent. And even if you had it, nigga, you wouldn't spend your own money. Right. You don't want to spend your own money. If you had one million dollars, you wouldn't go spend $950,000 on your own rap career.

You'll go by calls. You'll go by chains. You wouldn't spend that $950,000. thousand of your million on studio time marketing ideas and shit like that. So you damn sure ain't finished spending on another motherfucker you go sign an artist

because you went spending on yourself but some of these same people that are moved like that they're independent campaigners. Oh yeah, I'm independent or I got to be independent. So I just think it's like you know I'm one of them niggas that like

whatever fits you it fits you but I always know both sides don't understand and respect the game and respect both sides you know what saying you can't just be like saying shit saying shit just to be saying it because somebody else has said it and somebody else is said and this seemed like the movement you know what I'm saying let me ask you a question because you said something important because to a lot of artists and I need to get your opinion because you expertise of this because you you won a lot of artists think investing in

themselves is the chain of watch and the whip they think that's investing they don't the digital marketing, the promote, they don't, so what is investing in yourself and how much money do it take? If I'm Johnny, if I'm Johnny Donut and I come get with CMG today and you sign me, I'm from North Philly. I've read, you heard me, I'm popping. How much money do it take to get me popping and get me out here? A lot. I'm going to put it like this a lot because I don't think we have, I know it's not at CMG. We don't have a number, right? We don't have a number that we say it caused this much to break every artist because everybody's different.

Everybody's going to need something different. Like, you know, artist A may need something different than artist B and C. So you can't really say so. With us, you may have heard me say this term before that we're not infest us, we believe us. I said this a couple times, and I said it to say that if we sang you,

that's because we believe in you. If we believe in you, we'll spend it all until we get you there. Okay. Or until we ran out the paper. because we believe in this shit you know what I'm saying like so we don't it ain't up to a certain number to us

we're gonna we're gonna believe in you up to five million and if if it don't do it in a five million we ain't fucking with you no more that ain't how we move you know what I'm saying so if we believe in you we believe it like okay that shit didn't work we up to five million and this shit and connect you gotta go back to the drum board

you know what I just keep going and that's the thing about being a believer versus an investor but to answer your question how much money it takes bro it take a lot of fucking money to like you know and even more time to break these artists it matter how you how often is the artist in the studio how much is the studio

studio I know the studio we go to 1500, 1800 a day engineer 700 a day there's 2,200 a day but studio time artists in the studio every day everybody in the studio every day you know what I'm saying so I don't know

artists flying around they're flying with their home is car service they all type of shit they show video rooms they hotel you know what I'm saying the drip yeah this shit costs it costs a lot you know three four bitches at suchies

but you know I mean everything I say all this shit like it's the game we don't complain about it you know what I'm saying you're putting it in yeah because we believe though you know the special thing with us

which I think you know is a unique situation and what we got with all I with all the artists I work with he's like my brothers though so they make it different too you know what I'm saying

so everybody that I work with we're going to go to extra extra mile with them because it's personal he's like the little he's the bros too you know what I'm saying so we ain't even like we see them it's like looking in the mirror like you know what I'm saying

we treat them just like we treat like we treat ourselves so you know it's moves niggas we want to do that don't make any sense but we still do the shit because it's important to them it's important to what means something to their artistry or they creative or whatever it is

so it's like we do this shit knowing that's like a no return you know what I'm saying we're gonna spend these people and ain't gonna come back from it but it means something to brodo you know what I'm saying

so and you're an artist so you know you know as artists you have those things in your head sometimes like nobody can see it but you nobody believes it but you nobody understands it but you

you know what I'm saying so I think like so I think that's one of the good things when you're working with somebody like you know a CMG versus a major record label they don't have them personal feelings to care about what the fuck you care about

you know what I'm saying like this shit don't make sense it just don't make sense you know what the very thing is that type of music isn't music is it moving in the marketplace right now it isn't good right now yeah so so um because I because it's like you know

everybody everybody like everybody just bosses you know what I'm saying everybody like if they want to do it It's getting done. Who was the first person to believe in you on the rap shit? First person of believing me on the rap shit. Like, no, nigger, you could do this shit. Like, nigga, you're nice.

Before you even knew you was like, it's like, wait, nigga, I'm nice. Like, you might have thought the nigger was capping at first. Like, you sure, nigga? No, nigga, I'm telling you. I got a unique story, you know what I'm saying? Like, again, I see a lot of artists that complains about nobody helped them. Oh, my hood didn't help me, my sit in and support me. The radio didn't support me.

That ain't my story. My story, like, the story, like, the totally opposite. Like, I probably was, like, the only nigga or the last nigga in my hood that didn't really fuck with the rap shit or believe it. You know, all my niggas were pushing me, like, well, you can do this shit, bro, go do these shit, bro. You know what I'm saying? Like, you know, I had an RIP, my big homie poochie.

He was like one of the guys that really used to push me, one of the OGs from my hood. and he always tried to like spend me a little bit when certain shit were going on in the hood he tried to spin me and I used to take it personal because I thought like why you didn't tell me what's going on that I need to know yeah one time I pulled him to the side

and I'm like I want you down soft or some shit like why you keep playing me like that like I see you spending me with the info and he was like no bro like you know what you're doing what you're doing you got a chance to change all that life what we're doing this shit what we're doing he's going to end like this room

but the shit you're doing if this shit worked you can come back and change all our life and I understood it so I always had niggas like him you know he's instrumental but I'm saying that was the whole vibe though in the hood like because I wasn't like in the beginning I didn't have all the money

and shit in the hood so these niggas had expeditions and cat legs you know the shit nigga right back there so all these niggas had cars on rims and shit and when my album would come out we'll hop in seven-eight cars no rentals We ever had a car

We had a load up Six, seven cars Right at Atlanta Hanging up posters and shit But everybody was in their own cars I wanted to rent six seven calls For niggas to go On a promo campaign

Me niggas were getting in their own shit Paying for their own gas Binding their own room Pushing my shit You know what I'm saying Because the hood They just supported me like that They just like

They believed in this shit Like I can say Like I feel like they believed in the shit Or they saw the shit Before me You know what I'm saying And they had to like they had to help me see it

so I ain't got one of them like mad rapper stories we're like oh ain't nobody to fuck with me all these niggas ain't support me man everybody in my hood but see the thing is that's because niggas fuck with you before you was rapping

yeah because there was the same nigga that were hustling with me right so you know what I mean it's a big you know it's a big difference when you got the kind of respect and a love from motherfuckers that's just genuine before you even doing something then when you start

doing something and you look like oh you could win at this year the hood gonna go all the way out for you yeah know what i'm saying they gonna show you all the love because they knew you was a genuine good dude you know what i mean even even motherfuckers putting that protection on you were trying to put that protection on you like no bro you got a different talent than everybody else that's why i'm spinning you it ain't because i think you saw for none of that but you can help everybody get out it's like the basketball player in the hood like bro you're six eight bro you're about to go to duke why would i had you out here on the corner you could

change everybody's lives or just give us some inspiration you know because you made it out we know you from the bottom we you know somebody that come from where we come from made it out that's a lot of inspiration even to the youth this episode of Middle Island's worth a game was brought to you by

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Printing his own CDs up They just know the guy that Giving out 750 on the gram Yeah, they know that we're going to get to that too Now, what we're talking about When he first was doing his thing So you can understand how long he'd been putting his hustle down This is when you used to have to print your own CDs up

and you said to send them to the distributor. You'll send them to the distributor. And they, in the distributor, you might be Southwest. You remember Southwest distributing? Yeah, I used to use. Selecto hit. Selecto hits. So Pete.

Because Selecto in Memphis, so a nigga pulled straight up, get the check. You know what I'm saying? You can have right off the estate, get your check, be back in the hood. You know, back then, we want to, we have other motherfuckers to cash, the checks for us at there, that we put in the, we're getting into the motherfuckers. We want the cash. We want the cash. Like he said, selecto hit.

Some of these, like, selecto hits. his name, you had to, some of them, you had to print your own CDs, say you print 5,000 CDs. Then you take them to the distributor, the distributor had the stores, the mom and pop stores, that could hit that barcode. Remember the barcode gun? You being your mom and pop stores probably all down in the Chitlin Circus and all that.

So he'd been hustling since then. He said he was putting his own flyers up. We got to think about that too artists because a lot of people, and I'm going into the 750, a lot of people would say he told you he was putting his own posters up. I did all my own shit, My nigga, I was a promotional team. I was the driver, the security. You know what I'm saying?

Like, we did, we was everything. Like, we went to the, we were going to the show. We were taking turns. We were taking turns driving. I drive four hours and then I drive two hours. We swapping up in the car again to the show. You know what I'm saying? Like, we did it.

I played every position. So he was already operating as a company and pay attention to what he said. He said we would take shifts. so for everybody that's out there you worrying about the whole city get your home boys together first make sure y'all pushing and moving as a unit your company already

so you got to make sure that they rocking with you because a lot of people will be sitting there blaming the radio they blameing the promoter they blame the club they're blaming the... No you got dudes that you smoke weed with a day. That don't support you So y'all got to figure that out. Your shit come out he never pushed your shit on the gram, yeah his shit no your avatar whatever they call it

the profile pick all that And ain't your album Yeah so at the end of the day And I'm saying it to say this I ran into a lot of you young cats y'all know y'all be in my DM y'all be seeing me on the streets wherever I'm in New York

wherever I'm at yeah man you see God he gave hold up hold up stop talking about that 750 because a lot of y'all told me yeah label got to do this and do that bro there's a lot of work ESTG ain't come out of nowhere and just get that 750

y'all keep measuring that y'all don't know his story and you don't know what he went through and how did he get your attention and how did the lead up to the 750 because people need to know for g yeah man um i think i got on the g and during the pandemic i was at home

that was the first time actually i ever been in the house like three or four months straight so all i'm doing is looking at youtube and watching shit and seeing shit but um y'all know nigel right y'all know nigel yeah so why giant man so niger hit me one day and he like yo and i think he texts me like yo hit me i guess i want to speak to you about when i hit him like man it's this artist from um artist from Kentucky. Dang, gee, he's hard. I just feel like he fit

what you're doing over there. And I'm like, man, just send me the music. You know what I'm saying? So when he sent me the music, I think he sent me like three videos and a couple songs. And this nigga was so hard. I'm like, God, damn, this nigga hard.

You know what I'm saying? So I like just listened to him for like four or eight hours. It's great for I even got back to Nige. I think I'm just listening to him, listening to him. And I did some kind of a little. different than I normally do

because we got A&Rs and all this shit. We got like this ain't just no like just for the record like we're a real label like we got A&Rs we got every department right so normally you know the normal A&R can find an artist or I send the music to A&R but G was so raw that I sent them to my brother

I don't normally send the music to my brother you know what I'm saying because but G was talking so much you know what GB talking about he talked that shit That shit was just so like, I sent it to my brother first, and I'm like, listening to this and this nigga, tell me what you think. And you're bag, like, I mean, hard. That nigga talking it. You feel me?

What was, when I first heard it, was it? Did you get it like that? When I first heard him, I could see it. I pinched her the whole, like, he visualized. The way he rapped, I could visualize that shit because I knew it was just real. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I mean, you know. You know, if you know, you know, you know, you know what I'm saying?

You can tell in the. in the tones and then the pain and then in the dialogue or how you say certain things if you if you live this shit. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? So, yeah, it went from there. I sent the music to my brother. I sent it to the A&R, but I was already fucking with it.

I hit Nigel back. I'm like, you'll put me on the phone with brunt ASAP. So I think that next day from when I hit Nigel, or the same day, we was on the phone. So we're on the phone and we, you know, me and him talking, and, you know, we talked for a minute. You know what I'm saying? The shit, we was talking about you telling me about what he was going through, like, actively in Kentucky at that time. And I was like, yo, when it was a pandemic, I'm like, I need to get in front of you, though.

I need to see you because every artist that you see me work with, they'll tell you that they spent time with me before we did business. You know what I want to make sure that, like, you know, we have the same goals in line. the same drive, the same hustle, because you can be the coldest artists in the world. If I don't fuck with your mentality, I can't fuck with you. Right. You know what I'm saying?

If I don't fuck with your hustle, I can't fuck with you. Yeah, like, because, you know, so I told, gee, I'm like, when can I, I'm like, you know, it's the pandemic and shit, and I actually want to move in it all. I get the pandemic and shit, so when can I, oh, we got to figure out what day when this shit slow down when we can get together and bro,

like, shit. I'll come out of you tomorrow, some shit like that, or where you're going to be in? So, like, even a little shit like that, let me know like what type of nigga he was like I ain't know like sit back nigga and wait for shit happen I'm gonna go get the shit I want I'm gonna do the shit I want

and that's how I moved so when I seen them say this it's a little signs like that already made me fuck with him you know what I'm saying then I had a video actually a recession proof video if you go back see their recession proof video yeah they're buying there

that shit was like anyone even playing like this something had came up in Atlanta and we was all out there And everybody, I noticed I've seen everybody posting their calls and shit. I'm like, damn, everybody out heard with their whips and shit. I'm like, yo, tell them everybody bring their calls to the house. I'm going to shoot a video like the next day. You know what I'm saying?

And G was out there. My brother hit me like, G said he's going to pull up to the video. And G pulled up if you go back and watch him in the video, him and his home is all going to pull up with the chains on and shit. Pull out the money in the video. You know what I'm saying? You know what I'm shooting my video, but I'm watching them. You know what I'm watching him.

I'm like, you know, I fuck with this nigga. He's one of us. You know what I'm saying? So I just, the music was already during the, you know, one or two times being around them. I think he came to Miami and fucked with me. He pulled up at the studio, two, three raves, done with those, a couple of Rolls, Royces and shit.

You know what I'm saying? They already APs down, skydwellers, you know what I'm saying? So I know what type of niggas I'm dealing with. You feel me? And then I went to his hood, too. I actually went to his hood. The island. Yeah, I went to Kentucky.

And I went to his hood. You know what I'm saying? Like I like to feel this shit I like to know what I'm dealing with I like to know who I'm dealing with You know what I'm saying I ain't just talking to no niggas over no desks And then coming out of her selling this shit

To the world like I want to know This shit really what it is Right You know what I'm saying so Yeah but GG Authent Solid you know what I'm saying And he was already

He was already getting his own money He was already doing his own thing You know to me And I think to him too The 750 probably I know big thing to me or him like it was to everybody else yeah you know what I'm saying damn it was cool that was good no because it's good because you know every artist to run around telling us me I need this I need that I need you see what's name got 750 I'm like hold up

that's cool you know what I'm saying but shit I think god he just be sitting around like it's oh it's a nigga birthday I'm about the shit on the industry today fucking tell money bag pull up a million five niggas is somebody who birthday is it next week Get the banks ready. Tell him we need 2.5. All these my niggas, bro, and to me, bro, they worth way, way more. You know what I'm saying?

Absolutely. Like these, like cool. But that's a hell of a fucking birthday gift. Yeah, these cool gestures. Nick ain't never gave me a stack. These cool. That's this shit for you, me. You know what I'm saying?

Like, these cool, they're cool. You know what I'm saying? But, like, bro, you know, Gia 40, you know, this is a, I said, Gia walking, 40 million-dollar nigger means to me like what he's worth now, walking, you know what I'm saying? Not saying he had that. Yeah, I know what you're saying, absolutely.

You know, bag, all these niggas junkster like Doug, all these niggas, like, that's how I see them, you know what I'm saying? So it ain't no amount of money. It's just, you know, it ain't, you know, it's cool, but it ain't, like I said, it should may be big to people who see it on the internet. Yeah. But to us, you know, it's why I think niggas appreciate it. You know what I'm saying?

And I think it's a good gesture. Everybody, because nobody gives somebody $750 for a birthday gift. No, that was a son. Oh, so $1.1 million for a birthday gift. So, no, that's big. This is how I look at it, though. Why not when you've been getting money with a nigga for five years? No, no, no.

I'm not saying it's a bad thing. I'm saying it's a great thing. I love to see black men doing shit like that. Yeah, you've been getting money with a nigga for five years. five years and it's like you know bro it come down to team shit like me you gotta get something back you know what I'm saying you gotta

you gotta you it probably should have been three million all the money we're getting you know what I'm saying you feel me like like he the bros my nigga like I give them anything you feel me real man yeah and it's good

that you say that now after this interview I'll tell you one thing he gonna have every artist in the country trying to cut their pinky finger off to be on fucking see I mean if they got what they're taking their hustlers and what you look for in the artist

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is me with a suit on in front of a new phantom and what I want to display on this is I think I'm one of the people who are in a unique situation like you may see me you may see me at the Grammage front wall with Jay in this same day I may be riding in the car with black youngsters or you might be down Kentucky on the corner of the islands

or I may be in J-Hood or I may be you know what I'm saying like and it's not forced. Like, I'm really living in these different worlds organically. You know what I'm saying? Like, I'm really in the room with the top, not just, you know, not A&Rs of the music industry, like the chairmen's and shit.

And I'm really in the means with these people brokering some of the biggest deals that's happening. You're in the Hamptons. You know what I'm saying? You're in the Hamptons with Mike Rubin and all of them. Yeah, I'm really brokering in the rooms with certain people, top people broken some of the biggest deals. is happening and I'm leaving

there and jumping in the track hawk with my little homies and moving how they move and because we living like that in real time and in real life and you know it's special though because especially because we can do

that you know what I'm saying and I think the album cover that's what we was trying to tell the story is that like you know I'm not don't get it fucked up like I don't ride track hawks and I'm only in in phantoms and shit nowadays and because we're so successful.

You know what I'm saying? Nah, I'm still on this shit too. But see, that's why you get the cultural trust from the young niggers because... Because they fuck with me because they know they know I'm one of them. Right. And not only... But not only you one of them, you still reachable. You know what I'm saying?

And too, not only that I'm one of them, I'm one of them is giving them the information. It's helping them become one of me. Yeah. Right. You see what I'm saying? A lot of people don't do that. Yeah, right. Yeah, it's like, you know, you get what I'm saying?

You know what I'm saying? Absolutely. Like all my little homies, I give them anything I know, I tell them. We ain't had no information. We ain't, you know what I'm saying? He was on. Anything we learn, we bring back to the table. The fact that we made it out on limited information is fucking remarkable, man.

Niggas didn't have the internet. Motherfuckers didn't have Google. You couldn't just go. Wait, hold on. How old is such and touch? Wait, uh, Oh, he's 44. Like, we didn't have none of that shit to our, you know what I'm saying?

So the fact that we made it out of these fucked up environments that we grew up in with limited information? Because now these kids got, they got everything in the palm of their hands. You could be one of the dumbest motherfuckers on planet Earth, but you can get all the answers right off your phone. So, you know what I'm saying? So for us, it's like, but the reason why the young kids fuck with you is what you said. You'll be at the Grammy's front row with Jay, but you also ain't lost touch with them young niggas. See, a lot of niggas come from where we come from, but they get that money and they touch ain't there with them young niggers no more. That's the reason why the young niggas fuck with us so much, because we base our show off of young niggas.

Only old niggas we interview and you got to be a legend, nigger. we ain't interviewing no old niggas unless you are legend or unless we personally want to interview you because we turn down more interviews than anything because this is for niggas that own tomorrow this ain't no throwback Thursday podcast man when we talk about niggas coming on here

talk about what they was doing in 96 and all that shit don't nobody give a fuck about none of that you feel so for us it's like that's why we appreciate you man because you got that connection to the youngans and the youngans look at you as a what 20-something year old niggas give a fuck about old

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with that I talk to every week, every other week. It asked me information. They called me like, yo, my label was trying to play me like this. how you think I should handle that shit and I, you know what I'm saying? I wouldn't never say nobody name because I would never put nobody business out there. You know what I'm saying?

But it's like, I fuck with them. I just fuck with the young hustlers, man. You know what I'm saying? And I'm always just giving them information and that's why I call it free game because, you know, it don't cost nothing. You know what I'm saying? It don't cost nothing to help someone.

It don't cost nothing to teach someone. You feel me? So I had to learn. I'm still learning. And I don't have no problem with giving anybody the information that somebody gave me or did I learn the hallway either way. You know what I'm saying?

So whether the artist is with me or not, it's a lot of artists who get information from me, bro, on a daily basis, weekly basis. You know what I'm saying? Because I fuck with them. I like what they're doing. I like where they're going. I think they can go the distance. So I invest that time,

my time, into having them conversations with them for free, with nothing to gain in return, you know what I'm saying? Outside of the family, I know the family. CMG is on his album. Who else is on our many big features? Any surprises? I got 21 Savage on the album.

21. I got 21 Savage. I got the girl from Jamaica, since she'll. Yeah, she's hot, too. Yeah, we got some hard shit on there. But, of course, you got G on the. Yes, T-G, Money Bag, Yo, O2 Doug, Black Youngster. Who else I got on them all?

I got two sides, man. Two sides, yeah. You're giving us a two-pot. You're taking this year, the double-disc. How many songs on each side? 11. 11 on side A, 11 on side B. And I got, you know, it's treks on that call, like, going back to what we were saying,

living in these different worlds, I got a trek called strapped in Calabasas. Right? That's both, that's the mix of both worlds. You know what I'm saying? I'm in Calabasca and I'm strapped. Exactly. Like, I'm down the way. You know what I mean?

Like, I'm ready for some dumb shit right here. always i'm always i do you have to always be really you have to always be ready so like this if you listen to the titles i'm trying to take you to like this was really going on really going strapped in calabasas or palm trees in mephus you know how you get those there you feel me we're in point this shit you know they represent like they represent the success you know mean we represent the success within we steal the same type of niggas in the same type of niggas in the DNA that we've been from the

get going. It may not never change. You know what I'm saying? Even with the success, you know, we're going to get smarter. We're going to move smarter. You know, but we all. But you all, you all, man. We all who we are, you know what I'm saying? Showing anybody that this shit is possible. Yeah. You got to understand this.

You're looking at Yo Gotti, but you got a thing about this, 1996, that was a little yo. Yeah. That just had, you know, he's like, man, I'm trying to figure this shit out. Yeah, spray you up me. On the cover, you know what I mean. Little yo. Young and on the comer.

And my man, my old, my old, little yo who the old hair used to lie. No, there ain't no beef around here, man. Chill, man. Yo, go get the fucking rap, man, nigga. You know what I mean? And then, you know, you hit him with that live from the kitchen. That title was just magical. All white on.

Yeah, all white on. That was his twist for a long time, the all white shit. I'm still fucking with that white. White my favorite color. You know, it means it's a special color to me. Yes. It represents the struggle, man. It's a lot.

Like, we got a lot and we lost a lot. Lost a lot. For that color, you know what I'm saying? Yes, yes. So it means a lot to me. But I got other tracks on that, too, man. One call, I just left the Hamptons. One call just left the Hamptons.

And I did this record the day after I went to their Michael Rubin or the Michael Rubin part in the Hamptons, you know what I'm saying? Like the next day I came home, I went to studio. and I made the record just left the Hamptons and I say some shit in that motherfucker like a Michael Rubin just inspired me all white party was the irony

I used to think getting the honey bricks was ill this nigga put a honey meal in a crib you know what I'm saying like do you know the difference of the value of a hundred bricks and a hundred million dollars you know what I'm saying just from a because in a street term if you get a you know

you're in a hundred of them joints like you you're that guy you feel me but think of how small it is to a nigga that is putting a hundred million in a crib. You get what I'm saying? Absolutely. Like the thinking process of what's money and what success changes. Absolutely. You know what I'm saying?

Because like, come on, man. Like if you're from the script, bro, you'll die for a hundred bricks. You're going to say, you risking it all every day for less. Absolutely. You feel me? And it's like to now I walk in a spot and he's got a hundred million dollars in the crib. And this ain't, it's probably just one of them. you feel

me like that's the type of motivation that I'd be wanting to see and I'd be wanting to experience I see shit like that I go back and call Doug I go back call bag I go back call HGGX him what we're doing

you know what I'm saying yeah we're getting 100,000 the show you're getting this you're getting this but man this thing I was just at storm so I didn't put a hundred million in the crib you know what I'm saying but we got to go harder

right you know what I'm saying we get money we got to get more money but see you know what I'm saying and in life as you grow

it's different levels of motivation. You feel what I'm saying? To the young niggas on the streets, 42 is the motivation. Moneybag you is the motivation. Yeah, and they should be because they're showing niggas. It should go from where they came from

to where they had. To them, Yo Gotti is the motivation. A nigga like Jay-Z, a nigga like Rick Ross, but to them, Well, Jay already got a billion, so we're going to take Jay out of that conversation. But to them, then you got a niggas, like, probably that Jay and Michael Rubin

and certain other people that's on a different level than y'all, even though you got an asshole full of money, their money is different from yours. So it's like, damn. So it's always levels of motivation as you climb the ladder. You know what I'm saying? And Jay most definitely motivation to me. And for the record, Jay, the first hundred million other house I went to. So Michael Rubin will be the second one,

so I've been to two of the motherfuckers. I'm hoping that the third one will be mine, you know what I'm saying? So how many square feet is in a $100 million house? Like, God damn. Like, God damn. Like, that's an amusement part. All I can tell you is the shit fly, and I'm one of them niggas who I see shit,

and I'm inspired by it, and I'm going to get it. What is, you know, being his daughter's album, you know, CM10, it's free game for the street. you know, for the people that's trying to come up, just trying to figure this shit out that don't know what's going on. What is some free game

that hold gauge you? Man, so much, man. I mean, like, sometimes, you know, sometimes, like, what I learned throughout the years, sometimes you learn from niggas moves. Sometimes you learn from just being in the room and it ain't even a direct conversation.

You know what I'm saying? Sometimes you learn from a nigger allowing you to be in the facility or where the play is happening in it. You know what I'm saying? So in that magnitude, it's a lot of games, you know what I'm saying? But it's one-on-one conversations too. It's one-on-one conversations, too,

there was direct shit and direct questions that I asked them, you know what I'm saying, one being when I was about to purchase my masters, you know, at the time, they were like one of my biggest purchase I was ever going to make. So I went to Hovehouse and talked to him about it, you know. And some of the things he said to me helped me make the move, you know what I'm saying? Now, coming in the game, you got it.

First coming in the game, you're getting hot, you're heating up, you're starting to get to just do. What was that moment that you might have been at an award show, you might have been, you might have just been out and about, but you. bumped into that person and they was like hey you got oh man I fuck with you and you were standing there like oh shit

oh this shit changing now my fucking Beyonce just walked up on me at the motherfucking awards or you feel what I'm saying when you was a young nigga in the game what was that person that moment when you was like

all right shit shit might be getting a little different now um their moment I remember a couple shows I remember I got booked to do a show in Jersey

that was like the first show I did on the East Coast and you know at the time I didn't even know the difference between Jersey and New York Yeah All this shit with New York

You get a nigga from down south They did everything is New York I'm from Philly Oh yeah New York I was actually booked in Jersey But I'm thinking it's New York And I had a song called That's What's Up

And when they dropped it in the club These niggas went crazy I couldn't even believe that shit. I'm like, damn, you need to know my shit in New York. And then I end up doing... New Jersey, man. Yeah, I'm saying, I'm telling you what I was thinking of. Oh, yeah, okay, yeah.

Yeah, but I was in Jersey, and then I'd done a show in Baltimore, shout out to Tracy, like one of the first promoters ever to bring me to Baltimore, and Baltimore came up and showed out. The shit was sold out. And being from Memphis, I couldn't even, like, believe that shit.

was even listening to a nigger's shit like, you know, up on the East Coast and shit. So that was that moment when you was like, no, nigga, you left out of there and called niggas back at the trip. Nigger, this shit was crazy in Baltimore, but I couldn't even, you know,

I won an artist too, bro, that you know, it was special to me to even get paid to do a show. Okay. You know what I'm saying? Like when you're trying to get on, I used to throw shows in Memphis.

Just to rap on the motherfuckers. I used to book niggas bring them down and then we just open up. You know what I'm saying? So I used to do shit like that. So a niggas started paying you to do shows. This shit was like, damn, niggas paying me to rap.

I'll rap for free. Like, I just do this shit. You know what I'm saying? Like, so, you know. When you first started getting paid, how fast did it escalate? How fast as these niggas is today? Yeah, that I'm saying.

They're getting that. He said a nigga He said a nigga on the first of November Be getting $2,500 By December 1st, Nicker getting $45,000 out this bitch Yeah, these niggas getting money I love it

Yes they are You need money, I love it But that's because the niggas like you, man The niggas that came before them You know what I mean That set the presence down For them to be able to come out here And the crazy thing is

To make a lot of money Doing shows back in the day you had to sell a lot of records now you don't got to sell a lot of records and you could still be making 60, 70,000 some shit that Big Daddy Kane ain't never seen at a fucking show

or you know what I'm saying because you can have one of the first motherfuckers that really come through as far as the young niggas and really just take over on some personality shit

black youngster yeah personality everything yeah youngster turned the gram up he turned that shit up talking out with the money shit and all that shit

like you feel me and he showed you that in this generation it's about entertainment man even a lot more than it is about music

a lot of us about entertainment and the cool thing about bro is that you know it's him though Yeah, he don't give a fuck. You know what I'm saying?

Like, that's what make it cool is that all this shit that he be doing, that's what he'd be doing in real life. Like, he ain't doing this shit because of the camera, like, that's what he be doing. You may pull up on a nigga, he got $800,000 in the car. And you're like, you know, a nigga like me, like, bro, what you doing? I'm just riding around. I'm like, what, 800,000 though? Yeah.

Shit, why not? You know what I'm saying? Like, it's him, you feel? me so if a nigga in the car go up on the gram he got eight hundred in the car this what's gonna be shown you know what I'm saying but it's him absolutely I see I fuck with black too man shout out to my guy another pure one yeah me now what's so with that uh you know the people waiting for you know the streets is waiting for that CMG album the whole I'm talking about the whole the collector's edition we've been working on it we've been working on it

man it's coming it's coming I mean that's what I'm talking about man it's gonna be hard too I already know. You already know that shit can be crazy. Yeah. I mean, but we just want to give you your flowers while you hear, man. You're a real one, and I told you, you're going down on my list. You're on the list with anybody else. When I think about everybody, and it's not taking them from nobody,

but I'm talking about your execution and just how you putting cats on the things you say today, like you don't hear that often. Like, you want them, you know, you put more into a budget for them than you ever seen in your life for yourself. Yeah. And that's what's so real about you, man. We want to salute you for that. We want to thank you for coming up here, giving these young cats some free game.

You know what I mean? Y'all got to go check that album out, man. CM10, man, it's going down, man, that free game. Go go check it out right now. Stream it. Double-sided. Double-sided. You got to check out side A and side B.

And we're going to merge them. Actually, tomorrow, tomorrow we'll merge them. And it'll be one component. But I wanted to do something different. You know, and what I'm doing, it was kind of against what I was advised. to do. Okay. But I ain't never been a

nigga that was good with falling rules and shit. Okay. So when motherfuckers advise me to do something, I mean, if it's a good idea, I fuck with it,

but I thought my shit was a good idea, and they said it was kind of complicated how it got to be delivered to actually separate the records and to drop them

on the same day, not put time in between it, and that type of shit made me want it to do it even more. They made me say, nah, fuck that. That's why I'm doing it.

Because I always want to do some new shit. I always want to do some fun and shit. I want to do some different shit. I don't want to just do with the same shit everybody that was doing. That's why I see them 10 and double this side A and side B. So make sure y'all fuck with it, check it out.

There's a lot of game on that motherfucker. Follow your visions over thoughts, too. He had visions and other people have thoughts. We don't think it can happen. While my vision say, make it the fuck. And I'm telling you all like this, the next time y'all see Gotti on a million dollars worth a game, we're going to be in Memphis.

Hey, who the hottest nigga in Philly? Oh, man, you put us on the spot. It's a few ones. They want to kill us about this. You know what I'm saying? It's a few ones. Listen, it's a lot of them, man. And I don't want to just say one.

He just put the pressure on me. Yes, he did. Hey, can we ran with a bag, ain't it? It's a few of them, man. Who the hottest niggas in Philly, man? Tell me what's going on. Shout out the Leaf Ward. You know what I'm saying?

Shout out the Poundts out. Shout out the Rocky. Shout out the Mac and Cheese. Shout out the O. T. Quine. O. T7 Quani O T7 Quangang Bang, bang

But check this out, though What's my man? I respect that though One K Sue I respect that though But check this out If you had your paper And you was going to put it on one nigga

Who is it? If you're going to put your money On one nigga Who is it? And I'm going to ask you this It's part of how I got 42 Doug Y'all familiar With the producer, hell of him

Yeah, hell of him When I came to be I came to Detroit I called him to my hotel room and I asked him the same question. Who the hottest nigga in Detroit? He named five niggas. I said, but if you're going to put your money on one nigga, who is it?

He told me 42, Doug. You're going to put your money on one nigga, who it is? You know. That's a hard fucking question. We're like, don't too many motherfuckers come up here and get us stuck on some shit. Hey, million dollar of a game, man. They're going to kill me.

My young guy's going to kill me. Yon'allel, I'll take my record or what, man. I respect it. I put myel right on front of you. You were two with all the young niggas. They're going to kill me because, you know, I got bang. I got leave. I got OT at 7.

There's a lot of them I got, I don't want them, you know, Sue. It's a lot. Man, I can't just say one. You know what I? So you feel like different one of them, they're different. They're different. All of them numbers on YouTube, though, is nice. You know what I'm?

saying all these numbers when they put videos out all of them shit do you know what I'm saying so to you know what you know it come with time in life you got to roll the dice you got to roll the dice no but what I'm saying is another nigga can't make number one bit you know what I'm saying but my man my man DJ such as he told you that shit behind closed doors uh what you got this shit double of nothing I mean you got rock type shit you got rocky got rocky like but hold on the DJ that you asked he told that she's behind clothes He didn't tell you that shit on the spot. Listen, Youngers, y'all know I love y'all, man.

Listen, Philly, though. He won't put us on the spot for the club. So we say what, nigga, everybody else calling us, damn, that's some hate-n-ass shit. Now, listen, I'm going to put you all on Front Street. We can do that. With the camera stop. I'm going to do that.

We can do that. We can do that. I respect that. We can do that. But shit, man. I fuck with Philly, though, man. Well, absolutely. Who from Philly that you ever heard that you like?

Um, now? That you heard it in general? I'm talking about now, the young cats. Um, I ain't gonna lie. Meek just sent me an artist, like, recently. He was like, this nigga dope. You know, I fuck with Meek, so. But I like Meek for that, too.

Meek be sending me young kids. Okay, that's what I'm saying. Shout out to Meek. Mick be sending me young boy from Philly. He goes hard. I see. You know what I'm saying? I talked to another young nigga from Philly, though, one time.

Bang, bang. But not him. I talked to his people one time. young K or something shit Yeah, yeah Shout out of the Boone of Young K and them too

Yeah I talked to one of these people That was their shine The jeweler Yeah And he put them on the phone Young K And Lil Muck too Shout out Little Muck

I seen Bang Bang with you in L.A. Yeah Oh yeah I probably remember With the name But Bang Bang Bang Licekin Yeah

Yeah Yeah I seen it with you in L.A. One time But you know It's a lot of a man And he's not You know

It's just a lot Man But we're gonna talk about that don't blow my phone he's my youngest man don't blow him damn you ain't seen me OG what the fuck man

calm down youngies million dollar worth a game man we're trying to get out billion dollar of a game and it's free billion dollar of a game one of the things I want them to I don't know if we're wrapping up or not

but one of the things I want them to for the artist to lead with the independent shit you know what I'm saying the independent shit versus major shit my nigga get your money

get your money how you gotta get your money you know what I'm saying and I think for me the most important part is who your team is you need to land yourself over with the right team fuck the term you know what I'm saying because you're independent and it's just you

or even if you're majoring it's just you have it is like what's your team like you know I mean like a lot of people brag on the independent shit and you ain't really ready and there's some niggas who are doing it independent they're doing it right out my hat's off to them but quit thinking that shit is just

like the um like the Bible to to being a boss in the music business you know what I'm saying because a lot of niggas ain't ready you know what I'm saying you ain't ready to have

a 900,000 $800,000 amex charges a month you know what I'm saying we have any these type of 900,000 1.2 million dollars a bill a month just on one Amex cards you know what I'm saying like you ain't ready to

spend that type of paper on not only yourself on another nigga so you know you know You know, just get the right team. You know what I mean? And when, I think independence is a mindset. Whether you do a deal with somebody, whether you do it with a major label,

whoever, independence should just be your mindset. I mean, you wake up every day and you make sure that you're going to get to where you got to go regardless or what any motherfucker supposed to do for you, going to do for you, not going to do for you. To me, that's the independence part. Your mindset, you know what I'm saying? All the other shit, my name, get your money, however you got to get it. And the most important thing to all the young niggas, what he said is the team. Wallow.

Yeah, I'd rather hustle with the right team any day. You know what I'm saying? And what's 100% of zero? Yeah, you independent, you own anything, and you're only making $100 a month. I bust it down. We make $5 million a money. We buzz it down. Absolutely.

Who the better hustle? Yeah, absolutely. You know what I'm saying? And you got to understand this. It takes a lot of different department, the sink department. because a lot of people say, oh, I own my master's. You don't even know what to do with your master. You don't even have no relationship to be able to monetize your master.

They ain't worth shit. That's all I'm saying. I'm not. Hey, damn right, you own them. They ain't worth shit. I know. You own them, but you can't get nothing for. Shit, motherfuckeruckers signed me for $300,000, $1501.50.

I'm taking that $5,000, $6,000,000, go right to BNH. Give me an studio. Give me an Apollo. Give me a motherfucker MacBook Pro of Mike. I seen G. I seen G on her. Say he bought a studio. for six i didn't even know that yeah you know what i'm saying nobody could have told me that

you was recording on six hundred dollars studio started maybe maybe that was some of the you know you what i'm saying i don't know but i i didn't know that i didn't even know that you know what i'm saying but they just showed you they're like and gee at the time i'm pretty sure you way more than the six six hundred dollars than the nigga tennis shoes you see how the nigga be wearing yeah i see yeah yeah yeah he's been six hundred on a hat you know what i'm saying so but you can get it done like ain't no excuses you can get it done with whatever

how whatever is what I'm saying you know what I'm saying so just go get the money you know what I'm saying get with the right team quit complaining and shit you know what I'm saying quit quit quit quit spending so much time

trying to be a boss you know what I'm saying and go make the moves go make boss moves and this shit gonna speak for you because you're not a boss to you really a boss and that shit ain't even number

of the four letter word itself like what did this shit even mean you know I mean, like, I'm a team player. All right. You know what I'm saying? I'm just one of the members on the team. But, nigga, you're going to try to downplay shit, just gave

a nigga 70. I'm a team. I'm a dedicated member. No, nigga, you're a boss. I'm a dedicated member to the team. You know, you know what I'm saying? Yeah, and you're the older of the team. He, Michael Rubin, a C of G.

I'm just a player. This is all that shit, bro. You're a player and an older. It's a little different, God. You're a player and a older. And when he say team, team mean together each achieve more. Absolutely. Together we can win this shit.

Tell them again. Together each achieve more. That's what team mean. That's what team is going down. This is all our shit, man. When you see me, when you see my youngings, we represent this shit at the end of the day when you hear how we ran all this paper up and cash the fuck out, you ain't going to just hear about me. That's what I mean.

Oh, no, no. But at the end of the day, the way you put your youngings in position, man, is a different level of respect. from the streets, man. I want to tell you, if you don't know, the way you put your young niggas in position is it, and the way they speak about you when you're not around. You feel what I'm saying?

Money Bagu spoke the most highly of you. You feel what I'm saying? When I'm on the phone, I'm kicking it with black youngst and we just chop it up for an hour and a half and we don't even realize an hour and a half went by. God, he's the realest nigga, man. I'm telling you, Gilly, man. I'm set the interview with him.

So, you know, one thing about it. Fuck with you, man. Yeah, I fuck with them and I fuck with them too because they know that, and we fuck with each other. Yes. We like family, so they know that I'm with them. You know what I'm saying? They know that I'm with them, and I ain't just with them

when it's time to cash a check either. I ain't just with them. I'm with them in the courtroom. I'm with them when it's pressure. You know what I'm saying? Even though we don't really have pressure. You know what I'm saying? But I'm with them anytime right or wrong,

I'm with them. It don't matter. Any nigga that's with me, you don't even got to ask me if I'm with you, you already count me and I'm going up with you. I'm going down. with you. You feel me? Like, that is how we move. Like, so these my

bro's my bros, man. I can't even say nothing. You know what I'm saying? Like, I'll fuck with them like that. And they keep me on point with a lot of shit too. You know, they keep me on point with a lot of shit. Like, you know, they bring, they bring when you say I put them in position, they put me in position with certain shit. You know what I'm saying? There's mutual gain being treated. They put me on to artists and all this

like, yo, we need him. We need to go fucking home. We need to do this or we need to fuck home. but you're going to say out with him and I'm going to fuck with it through that way. We just, you know what I'm saying? Right. I think we got a unique situation. We got a unique situation that's going on

of, um, likewise type niggas who come from similar places, who got similar visions, who want similar goals, you know what I'm saying? And, and we solid individuals. That's what it's about, man.

What's all it's about, man? What's man? Shout out to Gotti, man. CM10. Go get that To double this You hear me Both sides

Both sides, nigga Go get that And this in the game It's free You know what that game Mean God's attention Motivation education Mm-hmm

That's that game right there That's that game right I'm waiting for man And it's free It's free Go get that For me it's free Yes

Somebody else might try To put you in a trick bag From us is free Yeah Yeah It's free We ain't charging We ain't put you in

No trick bag right we ain't gonna put you no trick bag to get info absolutely man CM 10 out right now right now go get it right now go get it stream it buy it it repost study it though study it study study study study i like that study it's some shit in study that motherfucker because you can learn something free game like a audio book like really listen and really study I'm pretty sure you you're gonna pick up some shit that's what it's about, man. Man, we got the legend in the building,

man, appreciate you for coming through. The next time we're going to be in Memphis. We're coming to Memphis. Yeah, why not? We might do it. Next time we might pull up, do a motherfucking how I'm living a dish. Yeah, we don't know.

Show all them goddamn powder blue pups and on that shit. I was thinking about this shit. Like, I was thinking about like in the crew, we might have like 50 over 50 calls just in the squad. I was thinking about this shit. Damn. You know what I was thinking? because I was thinking about this video.

I want to shoot them like, damn. That's about to bring their cars. What's the most you ever spent on a car? Me? On a car? Probably 500, some thousand. 550, like one of the new rose trucks or the Big Phantamom, some shit like that.

I ain't ever bought no Bugatti or nothing like that. I thought about it, but I think just coming from where I come from, I just don't see no reason. I can spend a couple million dollars on a car. But you don't spend the least $3 million on ice. On jury? Yeah. On watches.

Damn, just on watches, huh? I probably spend on... Nick, a check me. Don't disrespect me, me, niggily. I count. I think I got six or seven million in watches. I said three million. You're talking about fucking watches.

You're talking about, pinkie rings. Fuck you talk. Yeah, I'm more into the watches now. And what is it about the watches? Like chains and shit. Investments? Yeah, watches hold their value. Watches hold their value.

So buying watches is like buying real estate. You know what I'm saying? You know, when you were like, this cool, this is an AP skeleton. When I bought this watch, it was 90,000. They're selling this shit for $2.20 now. And that's just because the market, you know, went up. Is it a hard for you to get rid of that motherfucker? What you mean?

Is it easy to sell? No, I'm saying. If I bought some shit for $90,000, the motherfucker wanted to purchase it from me for $2 something, I might be like. No, that's when you fucked up. He ain't fucked up, cuz. No, no, no.

I know. It's a pretty investment. I do what you're saying. I do what you're saying as a hustler. But he said it's going to keep going to. I mean, I don't know if it's going to keep going up. You don't know if he's going to keep going up. This ain't Bitcoin.

But the watches I'm really collecting, they're more playing watches and shit. Like most of these jewelers going to try to say you bust down watches. You know, this to all the youngest, too. I say that in in a song called Free Game. I said the jewel are going to try to sell it till you bust down. They're going to tell you the same

thing. I say keep your value by playing Jane. You know what I'm saying? So. You got a little. a lot of my watches I've been buying lately the plane yeah I like the plane

shit I've been buying lately this old this shit old like I said when I bought this motherfucker was 90 no it's 22 yeah so

I've been had as a while yeah we see that's the low key he's nothing shit 15 years ago

he let niggas know I had money for a long time niggas yeah we've been fucking around for a minute but we got a lot

of cars in the count man but you know it's crazy I got the list probably Now, I got out of, out of everybody, I mean, I see black youngs are having the most cars for no reason.

See, who got the most cause? Money bag. It's probably between Bag and Doug. Doug got a lot of shit. I think bag, I think Doug and Bagg, they got about, they got 15 cars or something shit. Mm. I got a little phone.

He's got a lot of shit. My shit ain't nothing. Youngster got a lot of shit. Yon still got a lot of shit. But Yon still got a lot of shit. Youngster, like me, like, he got a lot of shit, but he don't really drive it, you know what I'm saying? Like, youngster, like, super militant, the way he move and shit. But youngster's growth, though, now that I talk to him now, his growth is unbelievable, man.

Yeah, he's super, like, like me, like, like, like, the move, like, not being seen and shit. You know what I'm saying? So, like, we got a lot of shit that you don't even drive it. I probably got the less cars out of everybody right now. But you got 11? No, no. I got 11 cars. I got the least.

What? All the bitches cost 300,000. I most definitely got the less calls out of everybody. Come to think about it. But it's because that shit old to you. It's older to you than it is to them. No, but I love to see it, though. Yeah.

You know, I'm FaceTime. I'm all the time I see them. You know, what's that? Nika, what you got? Let me see this shit. You know what I'm saying? You know what you put fours you're going to do? You know what I mean?

Like, I love the energy. I love the energy for real. That's what keep you young, though, man. I'm into this shit I was just talking to Doug about a demon I had seen a demon I facetime like what's up you like man you gotta get that motherfucker so I don't even like I don't normally ride them type of car

but fucking with Doug and then I didn't grab some shit like that you know what I'm saying he got me on my uh my trek hogging SRT shit and you know what they got him on his young boy shit you got a red eyes some shit like this so um yeah with all I love them young and fresh man I love them young guys they get money man

and they fly young niggas they get money and they're putting it on the right way you know what I'm saying like I love to see it because I remember when I didn't have as much money and I was around Burring them you know what I'm saying and it was their same energy Burdenham had all the calls the jury

the niggas with niggas from New Orleans that was giving it you know what I'm saying that this shit and that shit motivated me you know what I'm saying like this shit motivated me to want to have some money and have 10, 15 calls too, you know what I'm saying? You don't wrong with that, man.

But listen, man, once again, we appreciate you. We're giving you your flowers. And I'm going to keep it all ready. Listen, yo, got him. I'm talking about authentic. He's pure. He's doing his thing. He's putting people on in real time.

And he's elevating people out of the trenches, man. And that's what it's about, man. And he'll a million dollars worth a game to give a billion dollars worth a game. And it's also for free. CM10, free game. Out now. True story. Just like that.

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