Million Dollaz Worth Of Game - MILLION DOLLAZ WORTH OF GAME EPISODE 163: FEATURING TAXSTONE

Episode Date: April 24, 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. Yeah, that's that new mac and cheese, man. Detroit float. Feetian Icewear Bezo. Little Yadi.

Yeah, it's going down. We have a Mac and Cheese. It's all. All these rapes up You know, let's go, go, come on Be here on Shima and niggas All these rap is acting like dick pay We know that he broke

Saying he the hottest in the city It must be jokes Reverts me like Clarence him be rap We know he'd know he'd be rude, I got my own bitch But I know for sure I'll make his deep throat Before the pandemic, he wasn't nobody He's a lame X-ray rapper, ain't no chat he'd been paid

Tuller broke job more because he loved digging grand He don't know he ain't a hustling shooting He's in the way One wrong move and he got subs out the game He acting tough like he was that dude They hit his burn All these niggas at

It's all that cap Got y'all in the time Don't do no this in any tracks No, we won't speak on what's his name Lada sticks up in the crib We don't need a arm And we know that boy a pussy He don't mean no harm

I ain't got a move I drop a bag He won't see them arm And your bitch won't me slide in it Like a VCR I keep a tool like bop To my mama 15 I don't need no job All his ice keep me cold

When it's hot And she won't suck the dick Until I tell her stop How this nigga's in the city Yeah they show it's love Yeah, we slime with them glizzies and them tinting trucks You the type to eat the pussy and don't never fuck I'm the type of fuck off a perk don't never bust

Dude the dash, drive the foreign like it stole her Way before I had this like they knew I was the cold Don't you ever pull no gun out You really try to blow it And don't ask me about no niggas, I don't be what I don't know No Biss you trap in peas Hell of mud I can pull a big act for weeks

Get them whacked for the cheat by the rack of piece Heavy ice diamonds full of water like mac and cheese Not up 40 in this bitch drop your height man A quarter mill of y'all hundreds in my nightstand Got a drip's on dog I got white in Running round girl I'm on a drinker like a mic stand Bitch, I'm a real demon

Fuck a nigga baby mind when the kids sleep Drunk I ate the other day and I'm still living I'm gonna stop fucking love games Cause he killed pitch Went to the hood for the purse I got bored with me Shoot a goofy in his chest took a shoulder with me Had a one man a diamond

Ain't a coat a fan Got a million dollars worth of cheese Like low and gillow Bitch I don't like niggas I don't work for three times I don't fight niggas. They had to his face like he bite niggas.

They're just hype niggins. Go man. Spent on jury. He got you're icy. I'd have been, plus these bids because they're too shite. Off a ex, trying to get tired. Natsy egg nicely. Not in a thousand dollar wig.

Now she's actually fisty. All right. I bet if you want to get back, give him an alternative. Go niggas. Then you janitate them. I heard. What you said. You bitch.

You made him. Don't want smoke. I still I'm lame. I'm lame. I raise up. G wagon. Two monster jam. Yeah.

Put that bitch in a hell lot. Like this time of sound I'm ready to ask. Let's go on court. Like that's 600 grounds for the cops. Fuck the hops. You know we're here. It's us.

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This story is you said. Let me just tell you something. Before you introduce a, nigga, let me just tell you something. You're so excited that we got this nigga on here. You don't fuck the whole introduction up, nigga. You're now tuned to...

Million dollars worth for game. The fuck out of a nutt-ass, nigga. Million dollars worth a game. He's a special edition. This is another-ass-nigger, tax. We got the one-and-a-old. This shit fucking homie, taxed. This is your fucking right.

He always talking about me. He always talking about Gilly, my man. I'm like, yeah, man. You're fucking right. You know, gangsters stick together, nigga. Yeah, you don't be. I'm a nigga. I'm a nigga.

I'm traditional, too. So, like, I loved Gilly way before I met him. So I can't act like I don't love a nigga when I meet him, you heard. Right. See, he wanted him type niggas. He love a nigga before he meet him. And then when he meet a nigga, he act like he don't love him. He lied to himself.

You know. This nigga lying. We just saw, listen, this no bullshit tax. We saw Big Daddy Kane like three fucking months ago. I went fucking. crazy in the airport. Cane was mad at me, too, Tacks. Kaine told, listen,

first of all, Tacks, right? Kane, old Brooklyn Dunster. Yeah, he was mad at me, I think. It's six of the border, right? We had the motherfucker airport. Kane walked past. I said, yo, that looked like Big Daddy Kane. He said, man, no, it ain't. Kane turned around. That nigga walked up on him. Here I am. R.A.W.

Terrorists. He'll break trouble two. Fulliams. That nigga was like, you're supposed to do. That nigga put his hand on Wallach. I love what you doing, brother. Chill a fuck out, man. Oh, but listen. This is what happened. I think I drawed the tip on him and he didn't want to be noticed because he had the mask on and all that.

And I made the spectacle and shit. And Gil told him to say, man, that's Kane. I ain't letting that nigga walk by. I ain't never seen Kane. Is you kidding me? I've been dying for this fucking long. I mean, this thing is going to be cool, man. Kane don't fucking know you. I said, how the fuck will he know me? This Big Daddy Kane,

he was fucking with Madonna. So you don't know that. Kane was fucking with Madonna. He was a ball back then. He was definitely getting some legendary boxing in the 90s and the 80s. Yes, he was. And now listen. This episode of million dollars worth a game

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get you some right right I was going over some shit with Gil about the joint what do you think Gil will be doing in the joint will he be making macjack for people or will he be watching like

matagg like what would his job be in the joint I don't I'm like Gillie might be Dominican in the jail like what would that mean Tex break it down for him like the Dominicans

the Dominicans they do they do some box they put um they put pearls in the niggies dicks so when they go home they can let their girl come for some reason i think all the spanish niggas got a little dick's head because they be all can't for what they get i don't know what they're talking to you know what tax hold tacks why you go throw me like this fucking i don't know the nigga told me he said we're going to throw gillie under the bus today i said i ain't say no more so the nigger been talking to you sent me up you know i'm saying first of all i want get tax his flowers number one got to get his flowers

was the first nigger who brought me on his podcast. I ain't know what the fuck it was. They was like, Tex Tony, he got a podcast, that shit popping. You'll go up, you need to highlight him. All right, I got the call. All right, let's do it. I got there. We had a great fucking time. So really, Texed. You put

me on to this podcast shit. You introduced me. Shout out to all the niggas that was doing it before us, man, because... I'm just happy. I'm happy that you're doing it. You know me? I'm a nigger that I don't I love seeing niggas win because I always tell niggas if you help somebody win the day you lose that niggins might help you win again so I don't got no problem with ever

helping a nigga build up and get right I think that's the problem right now in the game is that so but niggins be in secret competition when you don't even got to be in competition because the bags is everywhere right you know what I mean so I guess when I when I found out that y'all shit really took off I was so happy because people don't know how deep to go like I got Gilly on the show right just because I love Gilly and I was a fan of major figures right and I also wanted to roast you about that

chicken man song you had made that's why I really wanted you to come up because I hate a good okay cool dude he threw shots for the penitentiary you hear me throwing shots from the penitentiary it's cool go ahead keep proud of me up go ahead I want you getting up

but then and then my son P&B Mark from out there for me that was managing P&B lot he hit me while I was in jail and say yo, my boy Walo just came home. He just did a 20 piece. This nigga trying to get in the podcasting, and I immediately just started buster moves,

introducing them to the people that I dealt with so niggas could get million dollars worth the game off the floor, know what I mean? Listen, listen, one thing I want to thank you for because you introduced me to Jonathan Mina. That nigga right there. Listen, shout out to Jonathan Mina, man. A lot of y'all might don't know him.

But he gave me so much game. I was on the phone with him, and he would just call me, oh, do this, Walo. Do this, do this, do this. And that dude, he gave us a million dollars with a game and that all come from you tax and it was just a plug because when we first started kicking me and you you just was giving up all this information like yo do this do this

do this do this do this i'm like damn you know because we live in a game where people really don't give out game you know people hoarder that shit because they think you know they think you they don't understand it's enough money it's enough women there's enough cards there's enough juries enough houses it's enough for everybody but i don't think a lot of people see that and people just be like man some like you said it'd be competition but i salute you for that's why That's why I recognize the beautiful niggas. Like I told them out of the day, I said, Walo and Gile are some beautiful niggins.

The shit they're doing is beautiful. Like, y'all niggas just raised $3 million in cash for your neighborhood, and y'all ain't even raised that shit for your podcast equipment. No. Y'all just was in the studio putting your own shit together. Y'all need to give yourself that money. No, we had to take care of businesses. We had to take care of businesses.

We had to take care of businesses. Like, you understand. I think you're going to win forever, though, real shit. We might have to rethink this shit, though. No, you're right. All right, we ain't giving out no money no, but. No, you know what? You know what?

Tax is like this. When you're from the ghetto, right, and you can come up and you could get, you know, popular or you become a celebrity, you don't have to use your own money to take care of your people in the hood. You can always utilize your influence to partner up with people that got money that want to be connected to your influence or be connected to what you got going on. and you can bless the community. You know what I'm saying? It ain't that ain't a lot.

Yeah, 100% facts. Ain't wrong. It's a bunch of corporations that got billions of dollars out here that just want to partner up with people that they know is reliable that can connect with the people that really need it. You know what I'm saying?

We come from a place, you know, where, you know, we're part of the people that the world forgot about. You know what I mean, the ghetto. So it's like, that's all that shit is about, man. And that's why salutation's got to be given to y'all for the simple fact because I want to just know who else did that.

Whatever podcast platforms took that initiative to say, yo, let's look out for our neighborhood. But see, because y'all from a neighborhood that y'all know went through so much detriment, it's probably some detriment that y'all might have caused in the past. You understand how much your neighborhood need replenishing, how much it needs to grow, how much people need education. That's why the whole name, a million dollars worth of game is important also because you're giving away knowledge that people never going to give. And some people scared to give. You know, some of these dudes are so caught up in their ego and self that the shit that you said, the little dirt, they would have never said it. and they agree with you,

but they would have never said it. Mm-hmm. But they agree wholeheartedly with you, but they would have never told Little Dirk that shit out loud because they don't want their friends and think they're not with the... I don't know what these dudes is into. I know I've been outside so long that I don't even give a fuck what outside look like.

And, and, in text, you know, you know, you know why because at the end of the day, you know, we was the little Dirk's. We was these niggas before they, before you feel what I'm saying? So, for us, you know, Because, Dirk, for us, I'm one of your biggest fans in the world. But I'm not your homie.

I'm your OG. I'm your uncle. I'm your muscle. I'm your big, bro. I'm the big cousin. I'm the nigga that's going to say, no, dog, you're slipping out here, make you. You know why? Because I don't need nothing from you.

I don't need your money. I don't need. So for us, so for us, it's genuine love when we say, no, we fuck with y'all. Man, don't let these niggas tricky off the street. don't let these niggas put you in a place that you don't deserve to be in because you already made it through the hard times once you make it through the hard times why the fuck do you want to go back to the hard times yeah who the fuck wanted like why yeah i don't know what i'm man listen man that that shit that's you that's you know when i seen that shit man i almost

cried i said these niggas right here is doing doing the work because i've been sitting in jail for over five years my nigger and you know i was a gangbanger back in the days i stopped gangbanging in 2009 and I just be in here all the little kids that come around me they drop they gang banging flags whatever they are folk crib blood whatever they are they drop it when they around me because they see the power within me because I don't bang and all the niggas that bang be needing me and the thing is this this what I tell niggas what the fuck did a gang ever do for the neighborhood yo like it could have started off correctly it might have been to protect the neighborhood but after that it went sour you know when I seat the Super Bowl I was mad happy to

that performance. But at the same time, I said, look at what we're painting for the kids. Niggas got niggas in jail suits. Dickies on Crip walking at the Super Bowl. Now, the thing is this, the same way y'all celebrate in prison coaching, you're going to tell somebody, don't listen to Tacks Stone, that niggas in jail. But you got people crick walking on the fucking biggest stage in the world. Like, why is this shit even being celebrated? You know what I mean? Now, for the people who have came up out of being blood, crip, whatever gang, and gave back and did good. See, Snoop Dogg, the only fucking gangbang in America

that ain't going to go to jail. Everybody else play games, they're going. So it's like, I don't like even Snoop to promote it, and I love Snoop. I respect Snoop as an OG, as an uncle, all that. You know what I mean? I respect my eldest. But it's like, yo, what comes a time

and where we got to talk to niggas and say, yo, ain't shit coming from this shit, nigga. Ain't shit coming from this. These niggas is killing niggas on the block over crack. Meanwhile, the Italian nigger got the pizza shop on his block, for 40 years and been taking money off his block, but he's not mad at him. He mad at the nigga that's telling cracking weed.

Let me ask you a question. You just said something that was very interesting. You said you're getting the young brothers in jail to put the flag down. Elaborate don't explain that to me, so I can understand. Well, what I do mostly is this. A lot of the kids, they are influenced by hip-hop, right? So because I work in hip-hop culture, they respect me. They take what I say seriously.

since I've been in jail, I don't really start trouble. I don't get into it with people. Everybody knows me. I'm cool laid back. I take care of everybody. But since I've been in here, I've had several people who have issues with me in the street, try to send people at me. And I've had to take care of myself so I can survive, you heard.

So when the kids see you handle yourself in a way that they think, because, see, violence is currency to these kids. They think the more drills you got, the more richer you are as a man. Meanwhile, I'm telling them when I came up, the dudes that was rich. the gangsters. So I don't understand the broke gangster shit that's going on outside today where the guys that's doing all this violence are filthy

and they actually trying to get next the squares that got money and claim that they down with them. So what I do is I tell the kids and I say, yo bro, where your mom's work at? Where are your mom's work at? What does he do? Because see, he's only famous in jail. And some of these niggas get home in civilization and women

don't even care that their penis exists. So why would you even look up to a nigga that women don't even care about. Only little boys with no fatherhood is looking up to this person. And this nigger is such a fucking empty-minded person that he's about to put you through the same shit that he went through.

What kind of nigger is that? That's not an OG. That's just an old head. An OG going to give you a million dollars worth a game. He's going to say, oh, listen, this is how you got to do it. I didn't get to do it that way. But if I could do it over again, I would do it this way. These old niggas is suckers.

That's why I don't respect the old gang-banging culture, the extortion culture, these dudes try to do it with being regional. I don't respect none of it because, bro, if you really was in the street, believe me, you're not trying to be in the street. The niggas is 35, 36, 40

and they're acting like they want to be in the street man, them niggas wasn't outside. It wasn't dead, bro. Anybody's tired of this shit. Absolutely. You might want nothing to do with this bullshit, bro. Absolutely. I want to elaborate on that, man. If you motherfucking,

if you motherfucking 35 plus and you still acting like you a super duper street nigger that's because you ain't you want no street nigga when you was in your 20s man you still trying to because if you was your street nigga when you was a teen and you was a street nigga when you were in your 20s by the time you hit 30 you ain't trying to be no street nigga man you trying to get you trying to get some fucking money and get the fuck out the way because if you was really in the streets by the time you 30 nigga you done seen more niggas take that escalate ride to heaven

at a meeting my god then you could even count nigga before by the time by the time me and Wallow was motherfucking by the time I was 17

Wallow was what 14 how many niggas done died a lot of niggas we know died from Lord Larry to Lord Ritchie

a lot of niggins think about it yeah so by the time you 30 you don't lost a shitload of niggers to gun violence

a shitload of niggas to jail your aunt send your grandmothers to cancer and all kinds of shit. Man, you're trying to get some fucking money in live life, man. You ain't out

here 38. Talk of, ooh, I'm tough. Oh, look at me. Oh, I'm trying to prove myself, I'm a gangster. Ooh. So, what's sad is watching the 40 in rows, trying to act like the 17 in rows. Right. They'd be reliving

their second childhood. Yeah, like, come on, bro. Go go be a adult. Go get some good to change and chill out. Right. Yeah, take care of it. Because I can't wait for knitted quilt. I'm going to knit a quilt like an old grandma when I get home.

You ain't need no fucking quilts, tax. How about he going to knit a clip? I'm in jail sewing right now. I'm in making shirts and then I'm so bored. Oh, oh, so, hold on, no, no, no, no. Wait, no, no, no, wait, so, no, no, wait, because, you know, Walo was in jail. You know, he had multiple jobs, you know.

He was the motherfucking, he, you know, he was the coordinator for karaoke night. You know, he was, that nigga, you know, he was a lifeguard in the prison showers. He was going to tell a nigga that in jail. Yeah. I mean, he was, listen, he was a lifeguard in the prison showers. He also was a cook.

You know, he was the chef up north with it. He got left up north. I know what I'm saying? The nigger was, hey, listen, he was the captain of the wrestling team. They used to call him Dick Flair up there. You know what I mean? He'd be all on the block. Whoa.

No, this nigger is a dick, listen. You know what I mean? Like, the nigger had multiple jobs. You feel what I'm saying? So you mean to tell me tax is up there teaching the gangbangers how the nils? how to knit in sweaters? No, that's the thing. I'm not teaching them that.

What I am teaching the niggas is this. What I am teaching the niggas is this. Mind your fucking business because it's your most lucrative business. The other thing I be teaching these niggins is this. I sew shirts. I really do. I'm dead serious. You know, I'm from Honduras.

We come from sewing. Okay. But the only thing I really be kicking with the kids is like, man, just stay the fuck out the way because y'all sitting here. You know, it took me to go to the feds to really realize my history. because the feds count your points up.

So when I'm sitting there looking at all these petty crimes that I caught in serious crimes, I'm like, what the fuck? Now, half of this shit was when I was a kid. I'm a grown man and I never would do half this shit that I did when I was 14. And what really made me start paying attention to history was this Me Too movement shit. Because I've seen Judge Kavanaugh almost not become the Supreme Court justice because a chick said that he grabbed her pity in college freshman year. This nigga is 60 years old. and it was about to lose some shit

because of the history of grabbing a kitty when he was a freshman in high school and I said damn tax this is wrong that these people who could go back and say that you did something wrong at 85 you know what I mean I said I used to throw rocks at cars on the highway back in the day

I would never do that shit as a grown man knowing that I could cause a 20 car accident but I was a kid and I was stupid but my mind is mature now you you give you charge me for the shit that I know and understand Don't fucking charge me for some shit that I did when I was 12 years old.

Right. Now. You know, I got a bail when I first went to the federal jail. When I first got to the feds, I got a bail that day because the judge felt that the case was completely weak and he gave me a bail. The AUSA took my case to a higher judge the next day and they took my bail back because they said that I was a danger to the community because of my history because I punched somebody in 2014. This is why they have a bail So I'm like Yo, in 2014

My life was changing for the best It just so happened If somebody hit me And I hit them back And they just reported it to the police And that shit took my fucking bail I could have been home today Because I got a bail on January 18th

2017 But January 19th they took the shit So You know, it's just certain shit But I'd be like, man, this shit is fucked up that we get charged for our history The things that we did when we was kids Like, I think about women

I remember there was some women I used to joke on when I was a kid And I would call them hoes And I would say, look y'all hose Y'all got the train ran on y'all And a couple years later As a grown man, I see these women on Facebook Taking care of their kids

And all kinds of shit And I said, nigga, you was over here judging this entire woman's character Because she was promiscuous Meanwhile, this bitch is the best mom on earth Yeah, that's wow and we all do that shit growing up young we just don't fucking know

It's like Yeah, what's good boy She's still a hug though She's just a good mom She's a fucking nut right here She took the dicks If you can't attract the dicks All the dicks she took

She slapped herself in the face with She is what she is She's a great mother She's a great mother But she's the ultimate slurier Now this nigga's crazy tax Uh huh No but I understand

But listen I understand saying what tax is talking about, how you could pay for some shit later in life that you did when you was younger, because we're going through the same thing. Yeah. You feel what I'm saying right now? You know what I'm saying? It's crazy.

Nigger trying to give us a lawsuit right now for some shit Walo did when he was 18. He grabbed a nigga in the yard. You feel? What? This is a liar. Nick, we got some money. Nigre trying to sue us, man. Oh, this is the fucking.

This is the fucking. This is lying on me, man. I don't know what the fuck he talked about. Because while I'll grab a big a titty in the yard. I want to know something. This episode of a million dollars worth of a game is brought to you by game time. One thing about game time, it was created by the fans for the fans. I'm talking about if you're trying to score some last minute tickets, I'm talking about the great prices, unbelievable prices.

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Who gave you the game? Well shit, seventh grade right? I had a teacher, the nigga used to say, yo, you got a radio voice and I never knew what it meant. But then the more and more I started listening to radio, I started hearing dudes for people's voices. and then

I just used to talk shit I started some shit called the Swagger Report when YouTube like first started where I used to just roast niggas from my hood for being swaggilless

so it started with that shit Hold on hold on used to roast knickers because they couldn't dress bro you can look the shit up it still is some shit called the Swagger Report by Tack Stone well my name was Pax Dollar

and I think that was like 2000 I became Tacked Stone in 2002 but go ahead what you used to do with it? But I just used to joke on niggas from the hood And just talk about whatever they did And that shit was like You know like the first shit I ever did

But then as I was going on I just was watching and my manager She was managing Kid Fury from the Reed podcast And she used to tell me your tax You need to get into this podcast shit is lit So I was getting real popular on Twitter By promoting music So Ebro from Hot 97 hit me

He was like yo bro like what you're trying to do Because you got a voice out here So I say yo I'm I'm trying to get into that podcast space. So Ebro said he was going to help me. So then about, like, every day I would speak to Ebro, you know, he kept telling me how he was going to help me, and then it didn't happen. I ended up meeting Charlemagne at breakfast club,

because I had an artist that I bought up there at the time. And I told Charlemagne, like, yo, the dudes that beat you up at the show, one of the big is his dad right now. So he was like, what? It walked away from me. He told him the dudes that beat you up at the show. Yeah, when Charlemagne got snuffed at breakfast club, the niggil who snuffed him got killed the next week.

So Charlemagne didn't know. So I told Charlemagne, and then Charlemagne just walked away from me. Like, I don't know who the fuck this nigga is. Later on that day, Angelie, DM me. She was like, yo, tax, you never met Charlemagne? I was like, no, that was the first time. She was like, yo, he wanted to know if that story was true, you told him. So I sent him to the article.

And then she was like, yo, how do you know it's true? I said because my man did that shit He locked up for it So that was it And then I went and did Headbutter Bullet I went and did Prairie Idiots podcast

and Charlemagne And the episode was called Head Butter Bullet And then from there He was like You need to do a podcast I said I'm trying And he helped me

And from there We just fucking took off Combat Jack Ken Fury and Charlemaine is the ones who plugged me Into the game Rest and piece of Comback Jack Real shout out to

Shout out to Eve Fury to read podcast Shout out to them Because even though Ebro ain't do nothing for you. He put the, he put the spark. He put the sparking. Shout out to Ebro, man. You know what I mean? Yeah, yeah. I, you know, I still

got, you know, them dudes is like, them doves is real sensitive towards me. I don't know why, because I joke on them a lot, but I ain't got no beef with the niggas, but he was mad at me because Charlemagne helped me. And I'm like, bro, I'm looking at the beef, like, hot 97 and 105 got beef. Like, I thought that shit was like a joke. I didn't know, like, niggas was like serious. You know what I mean?

When I found out the shit was serious, is when the dude, the dude who beat Charlemaine up, the nigger Flex actually paid that nigga to do that shit That's when I said Oh these niggas really got radio beef I gotta stay to fuck away from these niggas Because I'm really in the streets

And I'll be having beef And I don't want beef So This is what the dude Don't coming at me Oh tax you a bitch And all kinds of shit And I'm just taking it

Just laughing because I'm thinking It's a joke So like as it goes on The nigga Ebro ends up Writing MTV Showing them my tweets Got me suspended for a week All kinds of all kinds of

weird shit and I was like damn I ain't even know this shit was serious like that so you know it is what it is I ain't got no beef for none of them no I respect dude you know what I mean even if they don't respect me I respect them because one thing I respect about them is they know they're not gonna do nothing to me so that's what my respect now now now when did you know you was taking off when did you know like I got some serious shit here what was it an interview was it where was it at damn I think probably about the fourth or fifth interview I did I started

feeling like I had some shit going on and then I got an email saying and Russell Simmons wanted to come on my show and I said Russell Simmons for what and it bugged me out because he only did my show that day I think like Dr. Phil and a today show for his media role for his book and then after that it just went haywire

like the label started emailing me asking me to interview artists that I didn't like any shit and they just went that way. Now, how did you deal with, you know, the labels emailing you and trying to get with you for the interviews? How did you deal with that? Well, some of the artists, I like them, you know what I mean?

But if I didn't like an artist or really want to talk to them, I felt like I might have disrespected them in the interview because of something I felt about them. I didn't do the interview. But, you know, they was real pushy about trying to do it. And the thing is this, I don't respect media-run interviews. I don't like them.

Oh, oh, my God. Oh, we don't do that shit We don't do that shit Because you think you're going to go interview with a nigger And then leave there Go interview with another nigger And then close on Go leave with another nigger

And then come to us You got five interviews out You got the same fucking fit on Talking about the same shit We ain't doing that shit We're doing this You know what they don't know They don't even know

their labels is hurting them by doing that Yeah, it's too much It's over saturating I talk the labels I talk the labels about this shit If you do all your media in two weeks The two weeks later The people who didn't get to see it

They don't see shit So you're supposed to spread your media out You're supposed to go a million dollars Work the game on Monday And then do drug chance two weeks later For three weeks Oh, prime example Little Dirk

Shout to Little Dirk You said no I'm coming to million dollars With the game man I'm letting y'all roll my shit out You all in the interview I'm doing I'm letting y'all roll my shit We said nigga we're gonna take your shit The number one nigga

We're gonna do everything in our fucking the possibility that we can do and marketing and promote them to take your shit to number one. Behind the scenes everything and shout out the door because he went number one and then now he went number one like you said it's a week later his album out

he just did another big podcast now he's getting more marketing because this is about stretching this shit out the artists the artists don't know what the label doing the label don't want to spend no money so they let your ass come into New York City and you sit there in four days and do all your interviews

and four days. No, you're doing this shit one day now. They're doing this shit in one day. Right. And I'm listening. See, Gil don't hear it. I'm the one to be fucking dealing with labels and shit.

And I'm telling them like, listen, let me do this. You're ready to spread them out. And then later on, two weeks later, they're calling me like, damn, Wala, you was right. Ain't nobody talking about them now. Right. They worked the whole week or fuck.

They worked their whole shit on the week. Yeah, exactly. You don't let these make his exhausts all their remedies within one week. And now people don't care about it. So now look at the artist, right, who leaves number one, and then they go back up to, like, about number two or hit number one again. This happens because the way you spreading out your fucking media. You can't just give everybody in one week because you're chasing first week numbers.

Right. Because, you know what's... How many people went platinum, but they didn't go platinum in a timely fashion, but they still went platinum? But you got to understand. A lot of times there's no disrespect to nobody personally, but a lot of people at the labels that'd be working this shit, they don't be understanding the culture

and they don't understand temperature and the pulse of the culture because a lot of them it's not like back in the day. New York City days back in the day these motherfucking A&Rs and the marketing department they was out here in the streets

they understood the pulse they understood that oh no we got to make sure they go to this one record store we got to make sure they go here we got to make sure they be here we got to make sure certain spots and you know it was a little different

but like that rollout like you said is really important artists come out all right bang they got the first single out they dropped the album bang all right everybody talking about that so now you're going to do the when you're going to do an interview you might be talking about that it was coming

but like a month later or weeks later it might be another single out this is some different energy and it's some different energy and it could come like that I remember when push icy came out free push icy he come through a hell of us he went number one went down he dropped came and did our show you know because nobody really talked to him in a manner that we could talk to him bang shot back up to number one but it was something to do after the fact of the album coming out

You know, you can do an interview before the album that could drop because we control our own shit. We could drop our shit whenever we want to drop our shit. We own our shit. So say if we drop it, you coming out on, like Dirk said, Lo, can we do this on a, you know, can we drop it like a day before so I get time before?

I said, cool, we're going to drop it on Thursday. We usually drop on Sundays. We drop the bitch. Wham! They went crazy. But the buildup to it, everything is about the buildup. Everything is about behind the scenes, that content and all that shit that let people know.

This is what's going on. This was the buildup. They're seeing it. The blogs is gripping that shit up. Because at the end of the day, if you drop an interview and these blogs ain't gripping that shit, something ain't right. It ain't catching that shit. It ain't, you know.

And at the end of the day, at the end of the day, you could have won, you could have did, whoever podcast. There's a lot of podcasts that's popping. But ain't none of them niggas coming in Chicago. Ain't none of them niggas going to come to the jungle. Ain't none of them niggas going risk their life for this shit. We from this shit. this shit normal to us

we flip this shit we was right at home I noticed that I said look at this beautiful shit I said they're the only make you everyone over there I said who the fuck else is gonna go to that motherfucker

and do that but not just that but see text this is the whole thing we established that we go like certain people we're gonna have you come

to the studio you know what I'm saying right now we're in the process of building this massive studio but that's another story but in the studio we got another figure we're gonna have people

come there but we're at the point where it's though We might get a call, you know, and certain people, we got, we got, like, a list of certain people that we fucking went heavy. So if we get a call or something, we're shooting at A-town. The baby here is, we in Charlotte. What's, Durkett? We're there.

We're over there, L.A. We in Miami. Wherever you at, we come to that shit. We go to, so New York, we always in New York, because, you know, some people come up there for whatever. But, like, it's about, like, just getting up, like, we big on traveling, going to the artist and doing that. We're not no, we're not no, just no spot. we're going to go wherever so we already do that shit anyway and what the and what the record labels don't be understanding is right

if if I got an artist right and I'm rolling him out I'm going to I'm going to I'm going to set my artist to the motherfucker that I know going to get the best interview we're going to bring the best shit out because when everybody's right because when everybody's hitting YouTube and everybody's Googling them right now I want this interview to represent him I don't want them to come up

and they got five interviews They got five interviews to pick up Hold on low They got five interviews to pick from And they don't pick the right one They pick this one Now they're watching some dry shit Now they're watching the artist

His album coming out They're watching some super dry shit on them That they're not interested in That's not driving them to go listen to the album We don't put artists on here that after the motherfucking interview All you see in the comments is, damn, I fuck with that

nigga, I fuck with that nigga now. Damn, I ain't, I ain't never was in tune with him, but I fuck with him now, man, that nigga thorough, man, that nigga this. This is why I know y'all is doing what the fuck y'all supposed to do because I watch everything. So I see that. I see that. And the

last time I seen that was when I was dropping my shit. And I'm saying, and I'm going to tell you some real shit. And I'm going to tell you some real shit. And then you know this. If anybody know you know this tax. And then it be the artist that supposed to come through

not on the titan tip but you know people or fans always ask what about this artist this artist this artist then you had an artist that's supposed to come through but them niggas be scared to come through and I don't know physical shit but be scared because they can't dictate the interview and we're going to ask them what the fuck

we want to ask them and a lot of this shit this music shit it'd be an illusion or where dudes just be in the character mode whereas though the character is supersede who they really is in life and they don't want to get around motherfuckers that's going to ask them some real shit we ain't trying to blast nobody

or lay no lane Hey, Miles, but we're going to ask you shit that the people want to know. We ain't asking about no beef, even. So, so, so, so, so you know how it's be. They'd be skit. They don't want to, they'd pick certain platforms. Let me go over here safe. Let me go over here safe.

I can't take it. I can't do this. You see certain niggas. You're being spots. You see certain niggas, you walk up damn, nigga, when you're getting on the show. Motherfucker tell you shit like, man, you know, I got, when I come to y'all, y'all, y'all eggs that real shit. Y'all, what the fuck they're talking about.

That's what we're supposed to ask. mother, the power, the power shit, the Power 105 concert right before I got locked up, 2016. I've seen Buster Rhyams. I say, yo Buster, you got to come on my show, my nigger. He said, hell no. You'd be asking crazy shit.

I was never crazy shit I be asking, so I know what you're saying, because before I interview, Plaz and his brother super pressed me before the interview. Like, listen, you ain't going to ask this or ask that. And I was mad how. I just was sitting there

laughing at them because I'm like I'll beat both these little niggas up but I'm like I'm like I whatever bro like them questions y'all asking me to ask I wasn't even going to ask that shit anyway because I ain't really no goofball nigga but I ain't on that type of time but I get y'all drift like I'm lucky I'm hard though I'm chilling you're what was the best interview you ever done damn ever yeah like out of when you was doing tax don't what was the best I'll give you two I'm to give you the one that the fans like the most

which is surprising my fans like my therapy episode the most that I first did with my therapies. That's major. That shit crossed barriers. Like to this day, other podcasts like podcasts that's like in white genres, they take the podcast

and repost it on their shit. So I'm going to say that and I'm going to say the second Beanie Siegel interview. And what was it about that? The second Beanie's interview was big because that's when he had just got knocked out by Tee Free Day at the concert, so everybody wanted to hear

from Beans. You know what I mean? And it was like, I was such a bean for so many years. I was like I had hit the nigga up like, yo, bro, please don't jump out the window because any nigga could get knocked out. Anybody get knocked out. I got knocked up on dead out Lou back in the day.

He knocked, he knocked a little, clean out, lobe, hit the ground, rolled up under a car, like he worked at Jiffie, Lou. He socked me, way him. I went down. Did you hear me? He got me. That nigga is stupid No, I actually did roll up under the car

That's real shit I rolled up under the car He ain't come out to Lou left Lou turning around look at me What's up I started changing the oil I rode up under the car I started changing the oil I gave the motherfucker oil change

Hey Lou Hey Lou turn around I asked all the niggas on the block What's up like on some divo shit Niggas like nigga What ain't nothing up You just see how you just punched him What did you talk about

I ain't got that your cousin Ain't that your cousin He was my fifth cousin That the man is a fifth cousin Man you know that shit That shit don't count You know what I'm saying That nigga's a chump

That nigga's a chag man That's my cousin through marriage Man I don't know that nigga like that Me Niggas start bitching Start remix and shit So That interview was big

With beans because So many people Wanted the hair from them And I think the squares The squares Wanted the hair Or more than the street Nakers I feel

Because The squares are crazy On the internet They're on the internet They're on the internet They're calling them pussy Because he got knocked out I said bro

Anybody can get knocked out How many times you got knocked out And you like, Tex? No, I never got knocked out. I've been knocked down. Oh, I ain't got knocked out. I got knocked down. No, because I was conscious.

I just rolled up under the car. So if I rolled up under the car, obviously, I wasn't knocked out. I was knocked down. Yeah, and I hooked the car. Whoever car that was... That car, they like, they was like, damn, whoever done this shit?

I know he drove away different. He was the first nigga changed. He was the first nigga changed the battery from up under the hood. Yeah, I got... I took care of that joint, man. Took care of that car, man. That's the day I knew I could have been inspiring mechanic after that shit.

Just from that sucker punch. I mean, because, you know, I thought about life when he sucker punching me, man. This shit was a lot of shit. Those shit, that interview crossed barriers. And the reason I was hype was because I love the roots, you heard. I love the roots. So the first tweet I seen was from Quest Love, talking about listening to the BD Segal on tax season.

That shit had me hype as a motherfucker. I said, nigga, Questlove listening to my shit. Yeah. So, you know, I was hyper for that. You know, Quest Love got a podcast too now. Yeah, I heard. He in the game, yeah, Quest's doing his thing. Shout out to Quest.

I'm telling me, like, there's a lot of podcasts. I'm happy that y'nigas did all the shit y'all day because y'all just made it a lane for me to get some more money when I touched down. Yes, absolutely. You know what, kids, listen, the whole thing is like this, man. It's enough. Everybody, you know how it is.

Everybody got a different ear. You know what I'm saying? And everybody, they like to get their commentary from different people, you know, different slings, different energies different humors so it's enough space for everybody so there's no reason to trip out and nothing about that now since you've been in jail right who are some of the people that that you can shout out first of all i want to give a major shout out to barilin right because barilin we was on the phone with barilin she called this she's like to listen barilin that's your

fucking campaign manager bro when i say that's when i say barilin love you man like sis she she she better love for you shit she barilin is real people man she's and she out here she really got the air to the street. She knows, she knows music. She's going to be one, listen, she's going to be one of these presidents, the vice presidents, one of these labels in a minute. I'm telling you. Now, you know one thing about Barreline, Barreline Grand, man, I like Barreline. I met

Barreline at P&B Rock, um, feeling like Diddy Video in Philly. Okay. Word. She was, um, interning for Marilyn and Sir Rock. And I never forget, she took a bus to Philly and bought a fucking a, uh, uh, uh, uh, Boxer's a Rock to the video shoot because

I think I know, Maryland. Yeah. When you're all connected, what happened? So once that day after we connected, she just was hanging around and I would always be around. I'm like, yo, this little chick like the work, she was hustling. So I just always kept her around. So she had hit me, be like, well, you were at tax? I'm like, pull up, pull up.

You know what I mean? So she went through a couple things where people trying to like, you know, force out the industry. And I'm a street nigger. So I'm like, bro, I ain't with that corny shit trying to stop nobody money. You know what I mean? because of an argument type shit like stopping somebody money is like the most serious thing you could do

so when I was when somebody hit me up on something like oh we're gonna make sure Barreline don't eat I was all the way against that I was like oh now we're not doing that I actually called up the next week to do my podcast with me to show them what my position was so that's why me and Barreline

got the type of bond we got because she understand that it was niggins there with her when it was raining outside even though it was sunny outside now You understand? Yeah, and she's, I'm talking about she, like, man, she's, listen, man, bro, man, she holds you the fuck down, man. And a lot, in a lot of, in a lot of rooms.

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staying the fuck away from these niggas I'm scared at them you're but um like the same people I've been fucking with you know

Charlemaine you know what I mean that nigga P&B rock always holler at me selling like you know it's just

the regular traditional people I spoke to Ouzi the other day for like two hours that nigga's purely solid no I mean

like Kodak is official Kodak always do right you know what I mean it's just certain I don't I don't really fuck with too many like I got more industry friends

at the labels, you know what I mean, than the artist because the artists don't like me. I'll be talking shit about them. They can't even take a joke. You say one joke about them to be a whole beef. Like I had gotten to an issue with me and I wasn't even trying to diss that nigga. You know what I mean? So that's

why I know I got to watch the fuck I say because I ended up in beef with an artist that I was listening to every day. Okay. Yeah, but you know what I liked that interview too when y'all was in a, uh, y'all was in a matter of fact, I seen that joint when I was in jail and I had my, you know,

that joint when y'all was in the raf or something. That's the first thing. Yeah, yeah. Y'all was on some shit. That's how you had to get a rave. Huh? First how you seen the rave? Yeah.

That's what you was about say. He was first time you've seen a rave. Yeah. It was like, it's got the stars in it. I was in the cell. I'm like, what the fuck is that? Look like the sky.

It was crazy. That shit was crazy, man. You know, to see it like in real time. And y'all was driving around in the joint. That was a dope bad interview. Yo, how was you shooting? Listen, how was you shooting your shit on the phone or a camera? Where, in the car?

No, yeah. What, you had a camera or phone? Oh, no. I had some GoPro's hooked up in the car and shit. Oh, so you was just, you were shooting your shit on GoPro's and shit like that, man. My nigga, I would shoot my shit anyway. The same way y'all was doing, that's why I laugh when I see y'all doing y'all shit. Because I'm like, yeah, them dudes are from, they from where they're from.

They're going to pull up on niggas. Like, that's what you're supposed to do. Because I did that interview with Meek in Atlanta. Like, that wasn't in New York, Australia. I flew down in Atlanta to do that. I'm right. Got to get it, man. That's one thing about us.

We got to get it. That's one thing. Now, welcome to another episode of a million dollars worth of game, been in the spotlight. Yes, sir. Listen, man, I'm talking about this dude. He'd do the storage game. He got the storage game on like he's not playing.

He's making moves with the storage game. Young Mobile, mailbox millionaire academy, right? We got him on here. He's going to give you the game of how to get in the storage game. Young nigger getting that money. Now, tell us how this shit come about. You listen, young mogul, give us a game. Tell us where you started at, where you come from, and how does it become a thing?

Yes, sir. First and foremost, I thank y'all for giving me the opportunity, man. Yes, sir. It's a blessing. Y'all giving out of me and I was worth the game, so I'm ready to do the same thing, right? 29 years old, born and raised in Brooklyn, New York, right? Serial entrepreneur, commercial real estate investor, story like anybody else, right? Every hood got their own jungle, whether you in Brooklyn, Philly, L.A., Miami, everybody got their own jungle, right?

So welfare, whose damn is free lunch, we come up on that. started rapping that didn't work right started playing ball that didn't work next thing you know i got into the streets right and when i realized like yo it's only three opportunities that they tell us we could do is black men coming up in the hood so that's when i got in the real estate because i'm thinking like i need i need another way out and all i need is the the whale and a skill i don't need to have a wicked jump shot or the best bar is to do real estate so i got in real estate jumped into some courses right start marketing and find it motivated home mortals are looking to sell their properties so seven years ago that's when i got into the real estate game right

My first deal was a two family in Brooklyn, got this property under contract for $590,000, right? But here's the game, right? I had no money. It was my first deal. I was making $55,000 working that Pepsi, and I couldn't afford the mortgage. So out of desperation, it was either I was going to lose the deal or figure out a way to pay for it. So I started going hard. I went and got a mentor.

He connected me to a capital partner. So a capital partner is somebody that comes in who got some money that could put the bread up, but you've got to get them 50 percent equity split. So we bought the property. I put no money out of my pocket, paid $590,000 for it, put it on the market, total for $1.2 million. I made six figures in real estate, my very first deal. So just imagine, like, not even about the money, just the opportunity of me being able to do something outside of what I knew, which was rapping, trapping, and playing ball. So I took that money and I started to double down, buy more properties, now I got 40 doors right now.

But when you buy more properties, you're dealing with people, you're dealing with tenants. They call you the toilet is clock, kitchen sink is leaking, no way's kids is upstairs, banging, right? So I said, how could I make money in real estate without having a deal with tenants? Oh, that's crazy. Okay. I had this one apartment. You remember the joint, I had an apartment before, right? And that was a crazy thing like this.

Like, it was just, it wasn't even, it was just noise all the time, right? Because the kids. I didn't know I could, I didn't know you could say something to the father. You're supposed to be like you're supposed to go knock on the door. You know, me tell him my fucking kids. Shut up, man. I wasn't going to do that. I'm trying to fucking sleep, man.

No, I ain't going to get into no scuffle with none of that shit. But I ain't know that these motherfuckers be calling you all about that. They call the property manager, and the property manager called me. So the property manager is the guy that you hire. So once you get these whatever, you and his doors, you got to pay somebody to deal with this shit. To manage it. As a fun. And every time they come to you, you know, I got to fix this.

You know, I got to. All right, so go ahead. So it's cutting into my cash flow. So I'm thinking, how could I still make money in real estate, get the benefits, but don't have to deal with tenants, trash toilets. That's when I got into the commercial real estate game, which is self-storage, facilities. So I jumped in. I purchased my first cell storage facility, 88 unit storage facility in Pennsylvania, right? And now with the storage facilities, I don't got to deal with tenants, right? I don't deal with toilets. I don't deal with trash. A lot of the tenants, when they put their

items in the unit, they don't even come back for years. So you're not getting no phone calls, right? It's low turnover. The cash flow is crazy. And guess what? People still got to pay, though. What if they don't pay you? That's what I love about. It's only 30-day leases, right? So in the apartment, you got a year lease where the storage unit is 30 days. So as soon as they don't pay, you could catch it, get them a 30-day notice. And then we don't even go by eviction laws with the storage game. We go by lien laws. So if you don't pay, I could put a lien on your belongings in the unit.

Then we throw it up for auction, and then whatever the profits is, you just take back whatever I was old. Oh, you know what's crazy? That's what happened to my man. He said, wow, you know, these motherfuckers took all my shit out of the store. I said, what? They took his shit, sold him. He had some real expensive shit in there.

And he got rid of talking about they sold. I said, they ain't sell that shit. And it was like, he was like a, not even like two months late, man. He forgot about it. He wasn't even late. He had the money. He forgot about that shit. Yeah, yeah, that's why you guaranteed your money.

Right now, if you want to get the free course from Young Mogul, what you need to do is you need to text game to him to three four seven, four to nine, 6496, three four seven, four to nine, six six, text game. He's going to give you a free course of how to get into the game on storage units. Now, keep giving it to him, man. You got to keep giving it to him. Listen, listen, this is simple, right? anybody I want to get rid of this. I'm going to break it down, right? I'm on a million dollars with the game.

Give them the game. So I got to give you out million dollars with the game. I like to give information that you can execute right after this episode. Right, right after this. Right after this episode. Do you need money to execute this? No, you don't need no money. Or you need is the will.

All you need is the ambition and the want. Right. So this is how it's going to go, right? Somebody that's at the bottom in the streets trying to figure out how they're going to make money with the storage units. First thing, you got to have some decent credit, right? If you don't got decent credit, but in my course, we teach you out to fix your credit for free, right?

Now, if you don't have decent credit, get somebody else. You got to have a $680 above minimum. You go and apply for a credit card, right? But not just any credit card. We got to be strategic in which credit cards we're applying for. So young homie in the streets, right, you apply for the Chase Freedom Flex credit card, right? Let's say you're going to approve for $500 only. But what most people don't know, when you get the Chase Freedom Flex card, right,

they give you a $300 sign-on bonus as soon as you apply. So now you've got a free $300. So then you take that money and you go open up your LLC, LOC is a couple hundred dollars depending on what state you. When you took my $3, $400. Is that it? Um, yeah, that's it. There you go.

So you got the sign on bonus. I'm pretty sure you got the credit. You just got to cash it out. Well, most people, they get the credit card, and they just know the limit. They don't look at the details behind it. So if you get a $500 approval, $300,000, you literally got $800 now, right? So then you go and get you your LLC. Of course, you're a couple hundred dollars.

With that credit card, now you want to structure your LLC the right way. Get a website. Get a virtual address, right? phone number, fax number, make sure it's legit. The bank's not going to give money to just Joe Blow off the street. You've got to set yourself up the right way. Now you've got your LLC set up the right way. Then you could go to three different banks, right?

Navy Federal Credit Union, if you structure the right way, you just can't jump out there and do it, right? Follow the blueprint, $25,000, 0% business credit card, right? Citizens Bank, Fulton Bank, you get $25,000 each, right? 0%. Now you got $75,000 from zero. You up now, 75K. Then you take the $75,000 and you can put a down payment on a $7,000.

$750,000 self-storage facility. This is how you do it with the SBA. See, most people heard about the SBA because of COVID PPP loans, but it's been out since 1953. The SBA 7-A loan is specifically designed for people that's looking to buy self-storage facilities, for newbies, and they finance you up to 90%. So all you got to do is come to the table with 10%. So a $750,000 self-storage facility, you got $75,000 in business credit.

Now you're in the game. No money out of your pocket up front. and then they're going to say, okay, but I got to pay it back because that, well, this is how we break it down. You own a storage facility. We know on average you probably got 100 to 300 people moving in and out on a weekly basis. They get hot, tired, hungry.

I'm going to go get a vending machine. That's just $1,500, put it on my facility. Now I got additional $12,000 coming in every single year. They get hot, tired, hungry. Yeah, right? But I got the vending machine. Then I'm going to say, listen, I got some little homies, my cousins, my aunt.

Listen, let's go start a moving company. Because in the units, you don't want to be in and out, lugging stuff, right? You want to pay somebody. Why have them go up the street when they could come to you? And now you've got a moving company on your facility, window vending machine, right? And then you can partner with another company and say, listen, you got cargo vans.

How about I give you a referral, and you cut me a commission for everybody I send in the transportation. So now you generated like $50,000 on additional revenue every single year from that acquisition. And what I love about commercial real estate, the value of your facility increases by how, much money you bring in. So $500,000 in net income every year will give you $500,000 in value. So now you flip it, cash out, $500K, pay off the credit cards, you up, no money, you start it.

If you want to keep it, pass it on to your family. This nigga giving out game. This nigga giving out a serious game. You refinance, right? Because when you refinance, the bank is now going to give you 80% of the new value. You just raise the $500,000. You refinance, get the equity back, pay off the card, you're still in the game, and it's in your last name, your family. That's a legacy. play and you did this starting out with zero nothing a full blueprint that's how you do it how many storage units you on right now three so we got we got an 88 unit storage facility 104 unit storage facility in tennessee and a hundred and four unit storage facility in

Columbus Georgia how you deal with it in Tennessee and you all way up and peeve so we just we just talked a building you said you got a storage unit right one last time you've been there I ain't been there ever exactly so you could manage it remotely just sitting in there Because it ain't, you don't have tenants running up and down all day. Nobody living in your units. But who handled it with the key shit? I'm just trying to figure out. Oh, you get your own self in.

And my shit, you go through the gate and shit open up. You get there, you got a little code you punch him. Boop, the door open. You walk in, you go to your unit. You got a lock one your shit. Boop, you pull your shit up. Let me ask you a question. How much is your unit?

Is it one you? I don't even know. And how long you had your shit in there? Probably over a year. Why you ain't get your shit out? because I moved into a whole new house and I just bought new shit. Most of the people do that.

That's what it is. So it was like, I'm not, I'm not, I don't want to take no old shit to no new house. So I just bought new shit and still got the old shit. Got bump boxes, got TVs, all type of shit. And your car, and your card is attached to that. So they just keep hitting that motherfucker on another pay. So you got to sign up order like when you're doing this shit? So we actually give you a.

$10 discount, right? Listen, we take $10 off the To be able to do the auto pay And then you sign up auto pay And Gillen you're busy You're running around Million dollars with the game So you're saying you're getting my money

nigga for nothing So how many people running around? So many people That's the majority of people That get storageing because they're busy Right? They're moving around They downsize it

And even in today's climate Right You're talking about through a pandemic A lot of people started moving out In the city They're going to suburbs Trying to downsize If you downsize these apartments, they're making them even smaller.

So you don't even have space for your items. You've got to put them in a storage unit. It's recession-proof. And so how do sizes, like, like, like, how do you play off of the size thing? Like, you know, and like, give me the minimum size that you be having. And what's the price point and me renting it once a month? So it varies. You got five by 10, 10 by 50s.

So 10 by 15 is the average size unit, you feel me? So you're talking about one bedroom, two-bedroom, right? Right there, it's about $130 a month. That's probably what I pay. God damn. And how many units you got total? Is all yours that size, are they smaller? Well, no, it varies based upon.

Like, you got, I got 5 by 10s, 10 by 15s. Some niggas need bigger joints. You know, they want to store some crazy. You just throw boats. People store boats. So in Florida, that's what is really hot with storage for cities because a lot of people got boats and yachts. They're going to keep it in their property?

You got to put it in the storage. So do you have an outside gating unit, too? Like, where people can, like, pull a big shit up in there? Yeah. Oh my gosh. So what is that? If I got like a boat is I'm paying different? Like how much is I paying the money? Yeah, you pay them more. You took them out $4.50, $4.75 a month.

And they keep them in there all just pull them out. Pull them out when you're ready. When you ready to hit the water. Yeah, you go in, put your truck, tied to the back of your truck, pull right out. You get to the beach, baby. Go, man, this shit is crazy. And you're 29? 29 years old.

You're on all this amazing shit. That's a fact. I got one question. Can a nigger hold something? Yo, of course. Let me hold some. No, but I got 99 storages over here, and 111 over here. 6402 over, nigga, that's a lot of fucking $100. You're basically thankful that your basketball game was trash.

You couldn't go nowhere with your game, you know, because he's talking about you, I used to play basketball. I don't know why he threw that out there. You threw that out of barbecue. You better be lucky if your game was trash, man. Yeah. But did they know about you in New York City? Was your game like that?

No, low. you in Brooklyn? No, you know what they said? Up until like 10th grade that I got cut from JV, so it was over for you. You know what they said? They said, that nigga Ben started doing real estate. The ninth grade is shooting all them bricks.

He was laying bricks. He was laying bricks back in the night of them. So basically this shit right here, listen, first of all, for anybody out there that want to get a free course of how to get into the storage game, I'm talking about mailbox millionaire academy. Listen, text game to 347, 429, 6496, 347, 429, 6496 text game.

He's going to give you a free course. What is in this course? In this course, I'm breaking. So everything I just told, I guess gave them a play for free to execute right now, right? But I break that down in detail. What banks to go to, how to complete the applications, how do you get the reward points,

how to be able to bring out the most cash off your credit. Now you've got the capital. How to go and find these facilities, right? So I'll give a play right now. Bizz, buy, sell. That's a website. It's a business. It's Biz, buy, sell.

That's a business brokerage website. where you got motivated, tired business owners. You might own a trucking company or a commercial cleaning franchise. You own a self-stowage facility, but you're ready to sell it. Oh, so you might have a bunch of restaurant equipment. Exactly. And you go on that website. Recording studio.

And you buy it now for cheap. That's a website. So I teach you how to go on that website, fish through it amongst other websites, how to find these facilities, get them on the contract, and then you raise the money. You get the money, and now you go buy it, and you break rice. A lot of people want to do it on their own. That's the problem.

If you bring two, three people in and we all got the capital and we go by because I got partners too. I don't everything on my own. We got to bring people in. But if you got these strategies, this is how you can go out there and really get in the game. I teach them that full detail how to evaluate, underwrite.

Literally everything you need to go buy self-storage, no money. So if a dude like Gil used to be right now, a couch worry, he's sitting on the couch, ain't got nothing, fucking somebody refrigerator door up, ain't got nothing going on in life, you know what he used to do. If you want a couch right now, listen, this for you. If you're on the couch, you ain't got shit going on.

You're trying to figure out life. Everybody falls back on fucked up moments in life. But what you're telling me right now, I can be on the couch. And all I need is my motherfucking phone, and I can get busy. All you need is your phone. That's literally why I teach this because I'm so passionate. You're right. I thought Bob was going to be my

way out. But this is my way out now. You don't need to have a college degree. You don't need a diploma. All you need is just to get out there, get your phone, and know how to apply for certain credit cards, how to finance facilities put the work in and you be up everyday million you said something about the sbaa right yeah what was that thing you said they got to deal specifically with storage unit so it's a 7-A loan 7-8 so with that loan it give you 90% financing only for self-storage only for self-storage

what you got to do is put up 10% tap in man get this game man what's the number wallow the number is 347 4296 347 4296 text game text game right you now. GAME for you, nigginsville. And I want to say something. I want you to tell our audience something.

For those that was in your situation, you was a journey's man basketball player trying to figure it out. You know, he said, I got cut from JV. That's bad. That's bad.

That's the lowest of the load. Listen, it was bad. If a person out there shit does not go on, they try to figure out, what words can you get them to motivate him? What words can you get that person out there

just to motivate him? Listen, man, the most powerful thing in the world is a made-up mind. that's it you got to make that decision a lot of people be motivated they'll watch this episode and like damn he gave you mad game be motivated but they won't even text game to the link right you got to be committed that's all i tell all my students i say listen we got to be committed to the process we can't be motivated one day we got to make sure that the same motivation you had when

you first heard it is the same feeling you carry through when it's not working out when things is hard so just really make up your mind that's the most powerful thing in the world i made the decision i said listen there's no way i'm going to die broke it ain't no and it's no way it's hell we was born to literally go through poverty go to school get a job being debt died 30 years with a pension and then our health is neglected because we was chasing paying off debt like that's not life it's definitely that ain't life yeah I mean thank you that is not life that's what we own that's what we so listen man right now once again man to get this free course what I need you to do is text game the 347 429 64 96 million a mailbox millionaire academy young mobile we appreciate having you listen that was

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to be like this man oh man my big bro Marcus hit 500 he tapped in here listen just seeing the black man again coming from

the bottom being able to make millions in business. That nigger got a jet, man. In business. Niggas got jets. We ain't a rappers. We ain't board players. So those, that's been told us of mine.

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to go to trial. Me and my lawyer has been prepared to go to trial since June 2017. And, you know, we've always been ready. So, you know, the hold up is like, you know, it's a whole bunch of fuckery, you know what I mean? So, you know, the person is the opposite of my case. He has to, like,

paint this picture so he could go free for some gun charges he got because me and that dude don't even have the same charges. But he just, for interviews, trying to tell people, what am I supposed to do? If they're trying to charge me with killing my friend, that nigga ain't even charged with that. So I don't even know what the fuck he's talking about.

The niggis charge were bringing three guns to the club. That's what he got caught with. You know what I mean? So, like, my situation is like, it's not a hard situation. It's just a hard charge. You know what I mean? And if anybody knows anything about law,

you could beat anything by reasonable doubt, you know what I mean, with these kinds of cases, and it's too much of it. You know, you got people that's been painting a narrative that I came to kill him for years. And then you got the dude's brother on Clubhouse talking about,

yeah, we knew he was there and we wasn't ducking no smoke, so we came to see him. You know what I mean? Like, so now this takes away your story of a motive that I came to kill you. You actually came to do some shit to me.

So this is what I don't understand about the industry and with a lot of people, you know what I mean? Because, you know, I help start drink camps, you know what I mean? Norie's a good friend of mine, you know what I mean? I really, and he,

He interviewed the dude. I didn't care about him interviewing him. I cared about what he allowed that nigga to say on his show. You know what I mean? If you were interviewer, you were a journalist now, or you interview people, whatever. But when you got somebody on your show saying that I'm a murderer and I did this and I did that,

and the shit ain't even true. That's the sad shit. You know what I mean? It's certain people that was there to understand. And it's like, come on, you gave this dude, the narrative to call me a murderer on a huge platform. And this is a platform that I helped stop. That shit hurt my feelings.

And it really didn't hurt my feelings when it first happened because I was already desensicized to like all of the shit the industry niggas do. So when it first happened, I wasn't even mad. It took me almost a year to get mad. It took me almost a year. Like, it was just a, like, I don't know

what point it hit me in and I was like, damn, Norrie. Because the same way I told you, I'm gonna run up on an artist I like. That's the same way I met Norrie. I met Norrie at MTV in the lobby. I say, yo, N-R-E-N-R-E-N-Rie. Staying for niggas on a run, eating. You, my nigga, what's up?

Mm-hmm. I'm running down on niggas when I fuck with them. If I'm a fan of you, I got no problem, and I'm a fan of you, you know what I mean? So that's how I met him. So the day I met him, we're kicking it. He like, oh, tax, I heard your name somewhere before. So I'm like, I don't know.

Then the nigger came back 20 minutes later. Ask y'all a name this story. He showed me a text from Rosenberg that said, yo, do you got anybody from your belt gang that could tighten this kid tacked stone up? He's being a thorn on my side. I said, what? Rosenberg just tried to put a hit on me.

You're supposed to be the cool radio dude. I'm supposed to be the ignorant street dude. I don't even do shit like that. And I said this shit on a show, and then Rosenberg put me on radio talking about, you played yourself segment and shit on the radio and called me a liar and said that Norrie was lying. But I'm telling you all right now,

y'all can ask Shalaman, and he's going to tell you what the text said, because he read it. So it's like, it's certain things to go on in the industry, and I'm not even going to say an industry. I'm going to say it in the world. because the industry ain't no different

from the streets it's the same type of fucking characters it's just more squares controlling it so when it happened I was like

damn bro like Norrie you like you threw me under the bus in everywhere you called me a liar just now then you bought

somebody on your show that's calling me a killer you know what I mean and for Norrie to be a dude that was from the streets that had cases

up the hot 97 Foxy and Timing him I just didn't expect that from him you know what I mean it was a weird situation And I actually forgive him today because I don't, I don't hold on this shit for too long, you know what I mean?

I forget the nigga. Did y'all talk? Y'all can have a talk? I think you should talk to him. No, I am going to talk to him and I feel like talking to him, no. I ain't in that space yet. So I don't feel like screaming and no shit, you know what I mean? I'd rather have a real civilized conversation with him because I really ain't got no hatred of my heart for the nigga.

You know what I mean? I wish the nigga the best. But it's just it. Like, I just felt like, yo, when you're in your grave, when you're sitting in jail, people will just piss on your grave and won't nobody throw no flowers like I'm sitting here like yo bro I helped you I sat up

day after day with Norrie I'm talking about getting them lawyers all kinds of shit for the podcast we discussing everything down to the gristle like this ain't even no joke like I was more invested in drink chanced than I was invested with you because I was in prison when I first hollered at you

and I just hooked you up with the people to help you you know what I mean with him it was like hands-on situation That's why it's like, I think the first or second episode, me and Charlemagne is on drink champs. And then I'm on another episode a year later. You know what I mean? So it's like, that was the only thing that like really hurt me as far as like a relationship

in the industry because it was like, damn, bro, like this dude is trying to keep me in jail because of the shit he got caught with. You got caught and now you want to keep me in jail. You understand? Taxed him with the jail eight months later after this crime took place. I think, uh... I went to jail. Because of them.

These niggas trying to make it seem, this is my thing, these bloggers, academics, all of them. Like, why do they just post anything without being true or like, like, that's not funny. It was not even more funny as you're talking about an open case,

creating a narrative. Because now, look at El Chapo case. The judge told the jurors to not look up El Chapo when they go back to their hotel room. Humans are going to Google a naga. A human might Google you, while you're in the supermarket.

So they go and Google the nigger, and now El Chapo's about to get a reversal because they went against the judge's rules. So my point is, is this. You just gave this dude a platform that say I'm a murderer on a huge platform. So now if a juror decides to go watch, go look our case up,

he'll go look to drink champ and says, oh, well, he said that he was a murderer on drink champ. That's all I seen, because some of those jurors don't even have fucking common sense. Some of them not even pay attention to the case. Some of them are just going to sleep. and most juries don't want to be there. So for you to paint a narrative

that I'm a fucking killer or a murderer, that shit is fucking horrible, nigga. That's horrible. I would never do that to nobody. So that's like the only thing that really hurt me as far as like industry relationships. You know what I mean?

I understand everything else. I just want to say this too. You know, sometimes as, you know, what do we consider it? Because I don't know what the fuck we consider it. We consider it media. Journalists? I don't know.

Yeah, media journalists. I just figure. we just us you know what I mean so but sometimes I guess when you in media you know you know motherfuckers be chasing the best story you know what I'm saying and sometimes people get caught up and you know getting the best stories getting the best clippings getting the best you know what I'm saying and and I don't really think I don't really think up until this time you know no he was looking at it like that I think if y'all have a talk I think norie a stand up would be a stand-up man apologize you know what I'm saying

and all that because sometimes you get caught up in this shit because man listen i mean i know that's what happened bro i know that is that's why i don't i'm not mad at him because i know he didn't do it out of malicious intent no i know he didn't chasing numbers right i know he's chasing numbers you know what i mean i know you know why because i studied it before i ever said anything i said let me go back and look at his last couple episodes and then i went and looked around and i seen what was going on i said oh my god what happened was this joe button was making too much fucking noise and he needed to do something. That's what happened. It was that simple.

It was that simple. Nigger was chasing some numbers. But in the point of you chasing some numbers, you hurt your friend, you hurt your colleague. You know what I mean? You hurt your car ride. So, you know, it is what it is. I ain't tripped it. I've been hurt before Tom Hill all wounds. And, you know, sometimes, you know, sometimes it's all about a conversation as men, you know what I mean?

Because at the end of the day, I'm going to just say, if I fuck with a nigger, you feel what I'm saying? and I expressed that you did some dumb shit you feel what I'm saying and I break everything down and you know there's no way you could get out okay I did some dumb shit

I give while I'll tell you I always give a motherfucker opportunity to stand up as a man because anytime I do some dumb shit I come back and be like damn dog my fault man you know what I mean I was a little hot I said some shit out of anger my fault I'm gonna apologize to you as a man

because I fuck with you. I want to reiterate that I fuck with you. I don't fuck with too many niggas, but I fuck with you. So I was out of pocket. I always give a nigga opportunity to allow himself to be a man. Then if you can't be a man,

then it's fuck you from here on out. You feel what I'm saying? Because at the end of the day, if I say I fuck with a nigger and you say you fuck with me, we may not always agree. We might have disagreements. We might have arguments.

Every bro, every motherfucking day ain't always swoon. You feel me? We might have some arguments. You might point out some shit and all, but, nigga, you said this and all. You know what? You're right, my nigger. You 100% right.

We men. That's why we can get over. We're not women. Right. You feel what I'm saying? I'm not acting out off the emotion. You feel what I'm saying? When it's niggers that I genuinely love.

Because I'm a nigga that value relationships. So I always give a nigger a chance to be a man about this shit. Then if you can't be a man, if you can't look yourself in a mirror when ain't nobody around and be like, damn, I was wrong. And you ain't no fucking man.

Yeah, and, and real nigga shit is seeing when you fuck with two different people, good dudes that you had good, you had good situations with, I respect you, I respect noi, you'd be wanting to see, you know what I mean, that's why I said, I hope y'all talking y'all bussiname

because ain't no real, real motherfucker want to see two good motherfuckers that's always been good to them go through some shit when it could be conversations. So I just hope y'all had that. But I want to ask you I'm gonna have that combo with him

I told you it's just I'm still You don't understand I'm in jail right now I'm better that I'm being attacked And I can't even protect myself You heard Like that's the weirdest feeling For people to be coming at you all day

And your lawyer like you'll be quiet You're just getting attacked And you know a lie told a thousand times What comes the truth So it's like you let in a fucking coward nigga just lie everywhere you fucking go you know what I mean? Like just promoting propaganda

to try to make it shit. Like everything this nigga says is a fucking lie. Like everything. He told him like he lost his kids because of the shit. You lost your kid before that shit happened. And I could prove it.

Like everything that the nigger says is fucking false. He lost a million dollars. Where is that? We all getting sued. We're the millionaire. Like, come on. Like, it's like so much done shit that these people allow people to say.

And that's why I was happy when I had a voice out there because every time a nigger lied, I was there to correct his ass. I remember a Funk Flex said, I'm number one on radio. I got to put the BDS up. No, you're not. Clue got that time slot. Why are you worrying, Flex?

Oh, I'm going to drop the Drake and Quentin Miller record later on the night. Boom, no, you're not. Flex is lying. He's trying to get you out of just listen to the show. Did the show drop later on that night? He plays no record. I'm just there to tell the truth, nigger. I have the niggas in New York don't even like me because I'm going to tell the truth.

See, they could tell my truth, and I'll tell it with them. I have no problem with my truth, but they got a problem with their truth. So they got a problem with me. I'm asking you a question, right? Now, I don't want you to be biased, right? Now, one of my favorite songs when I was in jail was Joe Buttons when he came out with the pump me up song. That junk was popping.

And I told Gil, I told Gil, you ain't got no song that's better than that. Am I lying? Now, no, is you going to rock with Joe Buttons or not? Joe's song was way better than this Nick. I'd be all right with it. Tell the truth. That was the biggest song than Gil. ain't never had no fucking song that big, man.

No, Gilly, I have a song bigger to pump it up. Thank you, thank you, thank you. Thank you. Oh, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, that wasn't trash. Good boy. Like, I'm sure he don't like performing that. What? You think Joe don't like performing that?

Yeah, I know he don't. That was a big record. I get the club jumping. I knew, and I was in jail, but I knew the club be jumping. I don't get fucked with nobody said. Well, because you, listen, because when he used to, you know, Joe Buns is a better rapper than Gilly and Listen, he used that club wildos up

Up at Greta's foot and shit And that used to be the song That used to be the song that had the motherfucking prison Going crazy Pump, pump, pump it up That's what I'm doing, bhaer down, bam What I'm doing, What you're doing, kissing niggins

It's better than pump it up Who song is that? That's Gilly. That book, shoot Yo, you know, that whole tax, tax, tax, you better not be no more, No, tax, you better not be no Gilly to kid Groupie, man.

I ain't feeling this. shit, man, because you already gave me props at the beginning. Talking about this, nigga, you was a fan of his shit. It's nothing I can't do, my nigga. It's nothing I can't act like I wasn't. Come on, man. Fuck as you talk. I was talking that shit, nigga.

I look at us and look at y'all. The poor sight of the Lord Knight's limiting the hoard stike. That ain't with the horse's like. Right. You know what's crazy. No, nigga, this is 1999. I call this, nigga. I come in the studio, right?

I come in the studio, right? The guy out of the Philly game, jewelry light up the vet. Listen, I come in the studio. I come in the studio like a couple months ago. I come in studio a couple months ago. Now, you know, Gail a little old nigga, this nigga passed out on the couch.

A bunch of Coz Light cans all crushed. I'm like, this nigga was passed out. This nigga is all laid. This nigga out here drinking Coors light, man. This nigga's a old man. He's a nutty-old.

This nigga's a nutty-old. This nigga's a nutty-in-law. All right, now, now, I know you can hear music in there. Like, what New York rappers you pop him? You know, you're listening to, man? Because they got a lot of young castes,

you know, doing anything. Yeah, I like, I like, I like, I like Fabio. I like Fabio, I think he's got good energy, you know what I mean? When I first heard him, I was like, what the fuck is this? Man, his kid ain't saying nothing. But after a minute, I said this shit is some beautiful energy. Okay, okay.

Who else flat? I like a little TJ. I like a little TJ like a motherfucker. I fuck for TJ. Who else? It's probably some more. I just can't think of it. All right, well, what about the industry?

Who are you listening to in the industry? Rap is in the industry. In the industry? I'm definitely listening to Dirk right now. Because I never used to listen to Dirk And all my little niggas used to always Try to put me on the Dirk And I'd be like, man, fuck out of head

But I heard a song by mistake one day And I said, this little nigga is talking to me. Oh, you're fucking tripping, man You're tripping, man These niggas act like they don't need us You do everything we do, they want to be us Yeah, Gil is dirt. I'm taking ex and see they try to you.

Yeah, oh, he's the biggest dirt groupie. Everybody in the world know that. So you ain't out here. Everybody in the world, no. No, if you weren't on that block When that shit was going on. Dirk big is groupie. Dirk fan boy,

Gil going to pop up. I used to draw the Dirk game on his star for a phone. So one day we had an argument, right? Me and him in an argument. He want to argue with me. He want to argue me about Dirk and back in the day hip hop. I'm like,

Dirk ain't never get me no grounds and no motherfucking dollar parties. I fuck with Dirk. That's my, that's nephew. But I think he said some shit like, yeah, Dirk better than Chuck D. I said, hold the fuck up. I said, hold the fuck up.

I said, hold the fuck up, nigga. You know how many motherfucking. You know how many times. I grind those girls with that terminated ass! I'm all in the dollar party all like this. I ain't never do that off no fucking dirt, dirt, listen, that's nephew. I'm just saying. Chuck D was nice. But you know

me, I wasn't in no party. Yes. How low can we go F, wrong? You know that shit? You know that shit? Once again, because you used to throw that shit on religion. He knows. Listen, no more. You remember the dollar party's tax? You all up.

Most folks are free. He had the guises on. Like this. He's the fucking hated. He's the fucking hated, man. To determine the heck. He used to be in a I was ready to punch that nigga You know what I was playing, nigga Listen, I was raised sucker punch that

I'm a nigga, he's a nigga, she's a nigga, we's a niggas when you like to be a nigga too That nigga disrespect You know what I was playing Where you straight out of cop there Crazy motherfucker name Ice Cube From a game called

Niggas weird attitude And when I called off I got a saw it off He's playing enough ice And body's all hold off You too What I was listening to He was listening to

He was listening to ICE That's my nigga Then that's my nigga He was listening Go ahead, go ahead get your shit off Get your shit off. Speed of life. Fast.

It's like walking barefoot over broken glass. It's like jumping rope on a raising blade. All lightning, quick, decisions are made. Listen, don't make me go crazy, man. I remember Ice T said on Twitter something about a soldier boy being a whack rapper. And I'm like, nigga, you was a whack rapper, too. You fucking crazy. That nigga, you're crazy, Tex.

Ice T's a fucking legend. That Ice T is a fucking legend. When Ron Pace came out That six in the morning police had my door Listen, that nigga was cold as ice That nigga was talking that shit Listen, he was talking some shit, right? But we don't really remember

Ice T's lyrics He had nothing that stood out I just did I've just wrapped the fuck as you talking about I'm from East Coast It's only you, two niggas from Jersey And a nigga from Cali didn't know that verse This niggas though, listen you know what

I'm gonna tell you like this I'm gonna tell you like this You talk a lot of shit You talk a lot of shit with your hands. Listen, I'm going to snuff you when you get out of jail, man. I'm a sucker punch you, tax. You wouldn't this thing to keep disrespecting old rappers, man. Stop that shit, man.

No, no, no, no, no, I don't disrespect to old rappers. You told me you do. You're disrespectful to chucking in my face. You fucking disrespect to Chuck Dek. No, I'm just. You're disrespect to Chuck Diff's in. You just don't respect the young rappers. I do.

I love these new rappers. You're just a fucking, you know, you, listen, you want to argue with me. Well, all the niggots beats sound like this. Boom, boom, tap. Boom, boom, that. Boom, boom. No, nigger. This is fucking

22. I want to hear more than a fucking drum and snap. Listen, I feel as though listen about on some real shit.

You know what old shit I've been listening to lately? What John? Who? Father MC was cold, man. He was nice, man.

That was cold holy shit. But how are you going to say Father MC was cold and then you're going going to try to rank IC? That nigga wasn't better than Icy. I'm going to just tell you something.

I'm going to just say you something. Fuck is you talking about? He wasn't better than Icy. That nigga OPP, man. Out of pocket player. Yeah, you're out of pocket like a pistol on the robbery, man. The fuck is you talking about, a five of the MC, man. You know what?

Father MC was fired. No, you know who was hot? You know who was hot? A lot of niggas be sleeping on. Benzino, man. He was with the mighty R.S. Posse. I'm good.

What? What did you say? Come on. The war is on. You don't remember he had the song, The War is On? Off the fucking one soundtrack. The War is on. I'm tired of waiting.

Let's get it on. I think it was him and MobbD. Like, that nigga. Benzino. I don't remember one Bozino song. I remember him being staticky. I don't remember no songs for that, nigga.

What about, what about, you, you remember the, uh, the boogie monsters in New York? You remember them? That's a fact. What about? I know you're down with the, listen, shout out to Grand Puba.

You're a legend. My nigga. Grand Pooble is a fucking legend. Brand new being, uh, Archie Monsors. You remember Archie Magnetic MCs, right? The boogie monsters of New York.

Yeah, the boogie monsters. Honey Dipson Gotham. Honey Dipson Godham. No, no, I'm just saying, I'm a hip, pop his story. You know that. Listen, you remember that ultra-magnetic. That nigga, cool Keith told him, niggas, I'm the best MC in the whole

wild world, and ain't nobody say nothing to him. Nobody said nothing to this, nigga. You couldn't say that shit in your time. They'd have cooked you. That nigga said I'm the best MC in a whole wild world. A fucking cool keef. Use a legend, if you're out there legend. Dr. Octopus. What? Oh, man, he's a fucking other-ass nigger tacks.

You said, Kookeef was trash? That nigga told him. I'm not, no disrespect, but you know, I don't even know these niggas. I can't deal with this shit. You know, I ain't grow up rapping, me. Shout to the fuck shots. Shout to black moon. See, the difference between us, he grew up idolizing rappers. I didn't.

You idolized. No, basketball players. No, you idolized dirt. I wanted to be Mike. You know, you're out of, you dirty biggest groupie. Google, Dirk biggest groupie. All right, stop playing me, nigga. Dirk biggest groupie.

You just mad, I don't respond for shit with Vaughn. You're talking that shit. You know what happened? What anything I love? What anything I love? I'm going to say something. You know, he didn't think I was going to say it. It's done.

You know what I'm saying. I'm telling you right now, listen. You know what this nigga done? You're getting your bun. You keep all playing. I'm getting you done. Listen, the goofy. He's a gruey.

He's a gruey. He's a gruey. He's a gruey. I'm going to tell you some shit this nigga did, man. This nigga did some nut-ass shit. When we go to interview, Dirk, you know what this nigga said? Yeah, man, I had to bless you, young. I got something for you.

You know this nigga gave Dirk some Murray's griefs for his plats and shit, man. He told him to fuck out here. He told him this for you, man. He gave that nigga some Murray's grief for his plats. I gotta make sure you shine a young boy nephew, you're my biggest artist and all this shit That nigga's a fucking mill He's a, listen, he's a fan boy, man

He's a fuck out of here, man You'd be hating, man That's my nephew I just want to tell you this But you'll be trying to disrespect yesterday You're not disrespect this today I'm just want to tell y'all I'm gonna tell you these niggas one thing

Because the difference is My bitch's bad and she Killing their hair Oh Because the difference is She don't put them bitches in our business is still. Look, listen, listen, listen, listen.

You hear that shit? Oh, yeah, that's right. Here we go. Here we go. Here we go. Ice. Shad, I see. Huh, gee, how was a corner.

Hot slug. Don't worry I pull the trick along. Spray a little. Got my body. So I'm a dope shot. Last thing I sweat. So suck a punk cop. Move like a king when I'm wrong hot.

You try to flex. Bang. Another nigga drop. Yeah, you heard that shit. That was some real rights. Shout out of the ICT, New Jack Hustler. You know what I mean? That was the New Jack City soundtrack.

He was the legend. I had to throw that out there, man. I mean, real rapper. Real rap still exists. Like, you know what I mean? All the niggas sampling that shit from back in the day. All the Metro booming and all in, man. Me and Metro was talking.

You see, we did the sample right there in real live and real time. Shout out the Metro booming. But shout out of that gang star. I mean, rest of peace, the guru, man. Premier, you still all here doing your thing. Buckshot. Listen, shout out. All you want to do is always get on these shows.

Shout out, motherfucking 50 and 60-year-old rappers, man. Oh, black moon or shit. Shout out to them niggas, fuck that throwback Thursday shit, man. My nigga, wise and shout out the E-R-T-G. Shout out the 42 dog. What are you fucking go? Listen, third eye. Because he wanted to, he wanted to, he wanted to be, he wanted to be heavy D dick host of growing up.

Shout out to the artifact. Hey, D, can I just be your dick host of. Hock, I see you up there, Jersey doing your thing. Shout out the, uh, he wanted to, hey, listen. Here, Hyroglyphics on the West Coast. Yeah, you know I'm a hip hop a story, don't you? Hey, rest of peace, heavy D. He walked up on heavy D as a young boy,

said, can't be your dick hoster when you go on tour? Yeah, anytime you got some bitches in the room out here. The fat boys, shout out to them, man, slick Rick. Everybody, man. Come on, man, let me tell you something, man. Come on with that shit. Both of y'all, man. With that old ass shit, man.

This thing is another ass shit, man. This thing is another ass name. Fuck is wrong with y'all. Yeah, he mad. Hold on a fuck. Oh, whoa, whoa, man. Fuck all that. Shout out the motherfucker

Little Dirk, man Shout out to the ESTG Shout out to them, man 42, dude nigga, you did there already, nigga shout out the 21 Savage motherfucking young thug

the baby motherfucking little baby Mac and cheese Ice Weird Vezo Peasy L'Oady Baby Face Ray PNB Rock Zosso

PNB Rock Mick Mill Oosie Motherfucking Lil Oosie Tough crew EST What the fuck is you talking about man

Who C Stop throwing them niggas up in here You already said them You're saying Philly You're saying Philly fucking you turn us to this old-ass-money

DJ Cosmic Kev a DJ Ran Yeah we can shout the DJs out Because they still hold the young Niggas fresh prince I'm gonna tell you this one time nigga I told you we not know Fullback Thursday podcast

I gotta throw them niggas out there Fuck them niggas man They time came and went man Shout out to him But we Nick we represent the nigg on tomorrow man Hold up he who Shout out who

I said I wanted to shout out Nipsey too Because when you was talking My artist I was dealing with Rest and peace of Nipsey. Rest and peace to Draco, man. That nigga picks up the phone, right?

I was in the feds. He said, yo, what's good, bro? I said, hey, shit, he's checking on you. He was like, he was like, yo, let's talk real fast. We got three minutes. I'm out to get on stage, you heard? That nigga went on stage.

I think, like, maybe five days later, I got a book from him. A.G. Gaston, the first black millionaire. The day I got that book, the CEO pulled up on me maybe two hours later and said, yo, you listening to the radio? I'm like, nah. He said, yo, they just said

Nipsey Hustle got killed in L.A. I'm like, nigga, what? Damn. I was in a fucking box, my nigga. When I tell you that shit broke my heart, nigger. Damn, that's crazy. I was crazy, man.

I was crazy, man. I was all the time and that motherfucker would pick up. He didn't give a fuck. What he was doing? That nigga, he had pick up for 10 seconds, nigga. I'm about to get in the shower.

What's good? Cause you need something? You know what I mean? And it was, it was that little shit right there that made me stop fucking with a lot of people that I was fucking with the street. because I would call niggins and they was always busy

and I said damn if I know this nigga Nip's he also got a fucking craziest schedule to all y'all y'all niggas how the fuck he always picking up right it's real. Rest and peace of nip, Nip was a real motherfuckold fucking man

yeah I mean the marathon continues man but like I told you on Walo man shout out to them old old hair shout out the niggas that did it but this ain't that platform man fuck as you're talking about man we represent the niggas that own tomorrow man

stop that dumb ass shit you wouldn't keep getting on here Shout out the motherfucking. Shout out the Grand G and all these niggas. They got letters in their names and all that shit, man. Come on, man. For real, man.

A child was born with no state of mind blind to the way of mankind. Had to throw that out there. Oh, shout out for Rowdy Rebel, too. Rowdy Rebel rapping his ass off. Let me tell you something. Let me tell you some, text. You know why?

You know why he a hip-hop historian? Because they was the niggas that was popping when he went to fuck to jail. So they was the last, they was the last niggas. was on his fucking mind. You ain't heard. You ain't heard special ed

and all this dumb ass shit. Fuck it's wrong with shit. Shout out to Pete Rock and C.L. Smooth, man. Listen, if they do it, I'm telling you, one of my goals is a host. I'm hosting a, I'm hosting. I got all the love for all the OGs. Shout out the DJ Kid Capri.

Got an album out, man. Go check it out. I got a shout out with all up. Come on, bro. Kid and play. I just seen kid at the airport today when we landed. I ain't seen, why?

You ain't fucking tell me. I just seen. kid today. Why you ain't telling me, what the fuck was you on? I just said, that's crazy. That's the test. He's taxed. This is the type of hating shit he do. How the fuck you don't tell me you've seen him? Because I didn't want you in the airport doing the dance with him.

He's a nut-ass nigga, man. See, this is the type of hating shit like that. I'd have had him down in the... You would have been right, Nick. I'd have got a picture with the nigga. Just let me just do it. I would have just... I dreamed about this in prison and all that dumb that shit, man. That's my nigga, man. I don't know time for that shit. Hey, I take him so dumb, yo. You know, let me ask you something because you guys.

Some Philly niggies. Where are strings there? Who? Strings. What the fucking strange? I think she from Chicago. She's from Chicago. Well, I thought that bitch from Philly.

Man, he's still in jail jerking off off strings. Yeah, you got it to fuck out. Yeah, I was. I just seen a picture on recently. I just jerked off to it. Yeah, I know. Hey, but let me just tell you something. Is you going to be jerking off when you come home?

Because this nigga came home and still was going busy. He still was getting busy. I jerked off while I'm in the bed with my wife. She was. wake up and catch you all the time. Yo, I used to get court, too. That's a nigga, freaky-ass, nigga, man. It's another story.

How you jerk off in jail and come home and jerk off, man. The way you hit it, the way you hit it, got to get you home to your day. What? Oh, my God. Y'all niggas is, yeah. This nigga came home for his first year. He told me because I'm, I'm just concentrating on my money. Yeah, I was, man.

He's talking to him already used to it. So, what the fuck are you talking about me? You better get some pussy, man. You've been out for a nigga. This nigger's a hater. He goes out for 40 days, had one bitch. Yeah, man, I, you know, I slide down on a couple times because I just wake up, I tap myself out

when I go do my videos, man, sell my T-shirt. Nigger, what? You tap yourself out? Fuck, are you? I never seen a motherfucker M.M.A. nigga put himself in the headlock and tap himself. I don't want to fight no more.

He's another-ass nigger, man. Yeah. But, tax, we got a segment called Stories from the Cell, right? Yeah, hold up. Stories from the Cell. Right? and you want to explain because this is your segment.

Let me, what is a wild moment did you experience in jail, man, like some crazy, funny shit? Did anybody put anything on your bed, watch your laundry for no reason, clean your cell when you was at the gym? Did any crazy shit happen to you, man? Like, what, give us a crazy story

of some wild shit that happened to you since you've been in the can? Oh, man, what a fun do I start, man? We was in a shower, showering, a whole bunch of, supposed gangsters, you know, it's about maybe 14 stalls, and half of the bubble is in the shower. So when the COs that was outside the shower started screaming. So we looked in the direction they were looking, and the nigga was fucking the nigga in the shower

right underneath the bubble window. So one of the dudes that was in the shower threw a bar soap with the nigga. The shit hit him in the back of the neck. The nigga ain't even stopped fucking. He was so horny He just kept going, bro Oh, my God Niggas tried to drag the nigga off

The nigga, he still was fucking The nigga was humping While he was on the floor He wasn't even attached to the nigga no more He was just damn pumping like 40 dogs Hey, tax, taxed school This niggas having flashbacks You had taxed, taxed

This niggas having flashbacks Tacks fucking This is the craziest story For the other ever heard of my life This niggas he had having flashbacks He's sweating That's what I'm talking This nigga is screaming

Get him all to me His nigga is screaming Get him all at me And all this shit He said, he can listen He didn't hear this is wild He went to a hole He started shaking the shit

Text me Listen Yeah, I'm stupid Now you know you don't fuck that right That's what's going on And that was Stories from the cell Hey that was the craziest stories

From the cell ever God damn They're different than the New York jails Don't ever ask me no shit You actually have to upstate Now my correctional facility That's crazy man I don't want to hear it no more that shit.

Right. And then he ain't, he didn't finish the story yet. They took 20 minutes to get me off him. Yeah, it was rough. I didn't want to get him off him, but, you know, I was in the hole. That's why I ain't the hole. That nigga. That's why I was in the hole.

These are those who are in the box. He like, he like, they pulled him off. He was still going. I was strong as shit at that time That's when I was That's when I was working out a lot He was strong as shit It was hard for them to pull me off of me

Don't tell nobody in my business though They was calling me They was calling me tax tone Break your back bow They was called to be ass-toe They was called it be ass-toe That's when the jail was calling me Tax tone break your back bows

Oh my God man Hey tax man Love you brother man I'm shit, y'all, man. I appreciate you tapping in with us, man. I just want to tell you, man, you gave us the whole game on this podcast shit, man.

And when you come home, man, Walo got a check for you. Walo, both of you. I got nothing for him, man. I paid him back. I did this, but see. Just give me one of the Muslim chicks in Philly to be covered up with them wagons underneath.

That's what I mean. You step for a lot, bro. See, we get you off here. Take show. You're crazy, man. I appreciate your job, all love, bro. Hey, no, see, we did an exchange. When I went and did his podcast, he had owed me.

So when he gave you the game, he repaid me. We're giving you the game, but you never did nothing for him, so you owe him. So when he come home, you got to sock it to his pocket. I'm going to get him a hug. I'm going to get a dinner. You know I owe him. You know, go get a steak dinner. You know, they drive him all.

No, go get him two sweaters. You know, because he's going to talk about a gilly ball, be these two sweaters. Now you do sweatsuits. You go get him two, two. You know what I mean? It's a lot of, there's a lot of good clover lines out there. A lot of young brothers and sisters got clothes. Get him a little nice clothes on.

I'm not going to pick out. We asked a little Dirk hat on for the last week. Oh, shit. That's a lot of money, Nick. I got you, though, nigga. I bless you, man. I ain't going to stretch you. That's 80,000 hours worth of clothes, man.

Nicks, we're 80,000 hours worth of clothes a week. Yeah, that's about, we want to interview. Dirk, he walked in with all Mary shit on. When we wanted to do the interview, he said, hold, I got to change. That's what the fuck? You know, they got 11,000 on. What you changed it?

That nigga was a plane. He chased it to some more berry, Jesus. I'm proud of that kid. That is. Yeah. Yeah, but me, that's my young. I really appreciate your dirty-filly niggas, man. Real life.

No, Nick, I'm clean now. Wallow's still dirty. Running right here, we're in the same sweat man, J.D. There's knee prints of him and all that shit. He's got knee-jureds. Oh, that nigga's swear he made. Yeah, oh, yeah. I win the same shit, man.

We got love for your dirty New York, niggas. I was told my in my closest months of the time. Yo, who's the dirtiest part in New York? I bet you I could tell you. Shut the fuck up. He'd tell you, man. You ain't living in New York. How are you going to tell you that?

Because I know what's the dirtiest part of New York? The Bronx. Damn, I told you. I told you. He always said that. The Bronx is the dirtiest part of New York. I don't understand that. Yeah, the Bronx is a jungle, man.

That shit is a dangerous player. Yes, it is. Damn, the Bronx like that. I thought it was Brooklyn. No, Brooklyn is the clean, they're flying. They think they fly. The Bronx is. know they dirty.

I thought Harlem's flying. Brooklyn was a... No, Harlem used to be fly back in the game. Let me go back. Let me go back. Hold on making it. Brooklyn keep on taking it. Brooklyn keep on taking it.

But, but listen. But listen. Harlem may make shit in years. But listen. Harlem and Brooklyn is a different kind of fly. A-Sap rocking them from Harlem. A-Sap, Jimmy, Dane. As-Sap, the only nigger from Harlem being himself.

Hey, Harlem is a loud fly. You know what I mean? Like see me We're the niggas, yeah, we fly You know what I mean? We see me, nigga Yeah, I got, I got fuchsia

Ain't that a color fuchsia? Jimmy being so, too because he's still wearing the same shit from 06 Don't do that to Jimmy Come on Jimmy That's why I respect this shit Though,

But Jimmy ain't changing up I said that little Don't do that to Jimmy, man, Jimmy out here in shit Jimmy out here in his girl game on a bean His pushing game on a bean I don't fuck with Jim

I respect Jim shit. Jim, my son. What I respect about Jim is that he still ain't taking chains off his jeans. I said, that nigga's sticking to his shit. Hey, Jim, just thinking crazy, Chip. That's why Jim Jeele will be like, I love that nigga tax.

They're crazy. Niggas know me. I'll cut everybody ass. I don't know who a nigga that they is, you think you call Jill and King Kong, you coming over and get joked on and we're going to have a fight. Yeah, man, this thing is crazy.

Shout out to Jimmy, man. That's my guy. Jimmy, listen. All the people are doing class clowns, man, make sure you can fight, man, because I was a class clown since the age of first grade, and I ain't stopped yet. Listen, you keep talking about your motherfucker,

your box game, and you, motherfucker put you down a couple times, though, man. You keep talking about this magnificent box game, like you was going to go amateur or some shit. Boxes always get put down. Listen, I'm not saying I can't get beat, but the thing is this,

if you don't beat my spirit, did you beat me? See, when you beat the fight you up, you beat me. That's our field. You ain't beat my soul. Tax, text. Don't tell him. Don't put that out there, man.

Lou ain't beat my... Don't put that out there, man. If you beat a nigga up, you're telling him, you better not do this again, right? Yeah. So then the moment that he don't do that shit again, the moment he'd do it again, that means he didn't respect your beating.

Yeah, but... No, no, no, no. So he'll eat my ass, while I'm on the floor bleeding, I'm gonna be like, suck my dick, kiss my ass, I don't care. You got to beat me up again. Tax, the sleeves that tried the motherfucking escape. They got their ass whipped,

tortured, and everything. and then they tried to escape again, man. They respect their beating. What are you talking about? If they did, they went to try to escape again. That's what I'm trying to say to you. No, no. What I'm going through right now is worse than that beating.

That don't mean I don't respect the beating, nigga. If I punch your ass right now into a coma and you wake up, you ain't even feel it. I knocked you out on the first punch you. I didn't punch you a knife. Listen. Listen, I knock you out on the first punch, right? Bam! You go right to sleep.

While you're laying there, I kick you in your face. I kick field goals with your face, all, and you still sleep. When you wake up, your fucking head is big as a fucking lion's. You still got your spirit day. You didn't even feel that shit. You went out on the first punch, but your head bigger than a lion. You still had your spirit.

He tried to hit me with some deep shit. I still got my spirit shit. Hey, hey, some jail shit. He owns some jail shit. Hey, what things is? I'd rather be. You know, he's on the jail shit. I'd rather be a line for...

Right? He's an extraordinary thing about outside, right? He just shot at me one time and he'd give the streets up. But no, this is the whole thing. Tax. No, he was smart. You want some jail rhymed and shit.

You know how niggas in jail be? I'd rather be a line for an hour than a lamb for forever. All this dumb shit. You got all the says, yeah, my spirit ain't get beat up. So, you know, all the rhymes and shit in jail, the metaphors.

Your spirit ain't get beat up with your fucking bones. Your body got beat the fuck up. Yeah, but that's the thing. Your bones hell All that shit hell, bro No, but you had to spend 1100 on ice To get the swelling on your head

The normal Your shit was the size Of a fucking fully grown lion You had to put That's the thing that's the past So the thing is this If you don't put me in a wheelchair What you did

No If you don't do not You don't do nothing He wants somebody taking this close to death All right I'm almost dead I respect All right hold on

First of all tax Let's be for real We all know We all know When you wake up and your motherfucker head the size of a lion is all swirled up

and you gotta look at yourself for three weeks like that you never know if your shit gonna go back to normal you'd be scared you're crazy am I gonna be Mufusufus for the rest of my life

and then when your spirit come back as your fucking swelling go there to your face come back and then when your shit looked to normal did you did you yeah the nigga ain't did nothing

yeah he's swollen me up a little bit. It's cool, though, nigga. I'm gonna get back, me. But, yeah, let your fucking head be, let you be the Mufasa for the rest of your life, man. You know, and it's hard to get your spirit back. Yeah, it's just deep, though, man.

That's just my ideology and things, man. If you don't kill me, you ain't beat me. Yeah, but listen. No, that's not my ideology of things. Listen, the word, listen, I'm going to just put this out there because I ain't want to tell you on, like, on line like this, but the word in, you know, the word in New York, the word that was running around

in the offices in New York, that you was a chef up north. Like you up there? Like, what's... Man, listen. I know how to cook, but I swear to God, I ain't cooking out one day since I've been in jail.

Oh, you got somebody cooking with you? Cooking for you? Man, a whole bunch of Puerto Ricans cooked food. Yo, whoa. Like, were you paying them? Why they're Puerto Ricans? Yeah, like, did you pay them? Is you paying them?

I was a Puerto Rico. What type of agreement you got? What type of agreement you got? Right. Man, I just tell them, niggas, listen, you need this. Here, take that, clean the fuck up, stay up, stay up my way.

You know what I sound like you're Selly, man He's sally, he hyped his shit up He got a sally A sally that ain't got nothing He's cooking He's trying to make it like he running the joint Like his island

This shit and sell here Oh, damn He acting like he running the joint Yeah, I just tell him cook clean up I don't want no jails I'm trying to run any jails That's one thing about me You're trying to run out of the jail

Yeah, I just want to run my crib I don't care about me I'm gonna tell you one thing I'm gonna tell you one thing's your two things Sir Walo ran there He was in He ran some of you niggas all through that motherfucker.

They chased them all through the yard everywhere, you hear me? I just ran away from danger. Yeah. You hear me? I ran away from there. I don't be looking for no problems in jail. You ain't supposed to be, man.

You're a grown-ass man. You're trying to get home to your wife, man. Soon as Wallow, knock me out, that nigga's getting arrested. Because I can't wait for all the cops on the first nigga on my life. Oh, so you come on. Listen, text. You come home and you're going to be coming home and tell on niggas' texts, like real life? I can't wait to come home and tell all the niggas.

They've been sending me to jail for 20 years. Oh, my God. I'm coming home and telling him. Listen, listen, I'm calling the cops. He sounded like Charlotte May. That's Charlotte me. I'm just going to call the cops. I ain't going to get it.

Yo, bro, I want to call the cops on the nigga bad. I just want to feel how I feel. I can't wait. Soon as I see a nigga doing something. I'm like, yeah, you got weed out here. I'm calling the cops. Yo, cops, these niggas got weed right here. You know, why you ain't ever do stand-up, man?

Why you ain't a-old? I wasn't doing stand-up, but I was doing sit-down. I was just sitting in a chair being funny. Hey, listen, man, I ain't tell you about the time, man. Like, listen, it's some shit going on right now. What happened is Gil told him these five niggas in 1999. They just came on. So they've been on the one nigga, the one nigga text me and say, yo, man,

wallow, man, stay away from Gil. I'm going to wet that nigga beak when I see him. I said, what? I said, what the fuck did that mean? I said, listen, I text dude back. I said, listen, I just didn't even a video. I'm like, listen, bro, I ain't got nothing to do with that. That's your all business.

I'm going to stay away from that, man. Handel to do what you got to do. But Gil got on the stand. That nigga made a mixtape on the stand in 99. I didn't know about it. It just came out. It was called, I hate you, niggas, volume one. He got on the stand and barbecue them niggas, man.

They said the mic was on fire. That shit was on fire. The synographer was that. Do they really call Philadelphia, Teledelphia? Oh, man, I'm not going to agree with that. Every motherfuckers tell a. where, man. Oh,

niggas definitely do everywhere, though. Mott, a Philly nigga hit me up when I was in the fed. That niggins say, yo, any Philly niggas in there

with you? I say, he has one nigga named Philly. He said, man, that nigga probably rack, man. He said, man,

you know they call it shit Caledeladelphia. Oh, bro, let us be serious. Motherfuck, listen, you know,

when you're looking at this whole street shit that anybody out of the lives, every block got the rats on it. Right. Every corner

got suckers on. Every coin has got fake tough guys. All this shit is the same, bro. It's just a different name. You know that, tax. It's just a different name, bro. Indeed, indeed so. I mean, niggins going to ice a nigga, you know, everything is situation.

You know, it's some niggas in Boston call that shit Ratchezus. I mean, you know, at the end of the day, at the end of the day, it is facts that Gil did tell on Tudy when he got locked up for that week. He did tell, because he got out before. How do you get out 14 days before your motherfucker woman? First of all, pussy, you told him me, I just got a what?

They ain't no fucking evidence Well, if you ain't got no paperwork, I really didn't tell So if I told it, if I made agreement with the cops And they ain't write it down, that's not That's not telling, tax. I didn't tell him. He told him when we was running off the scene, he was like, wait up, Cus, kill, hold up.

All that shit, he tagged in. He hit him away. Come on, come from under that red car, that Buick. That Buick was saved. Come from under there, because they got us. He didn't get us. Niggas fucking, the niggas is a, niggas. a niggas a vicious kid's up.

But you and him can roll together, because y'all... I can see both of y'all, man, riding around in the car just dropping down some niggins. Y'all got all the hotlines from New York, Jersey, Philly all in the Baltimore. Y'all, you and you're going to be the hotline boys. Y'all going to be riding around and liking the hotlines to fuck up. Tell those nigs, yeah, the boys right there in the red coat.

He got the package. He's on the criminal. I told a little day, the CEO pulled up on me the other day. He said, yo, man, I see some shit on the internet. They talk about you telling on your case. I said, man, listen. All I can tell you is this, man, if I'm telling they need to let me the fuck out because everybody else is

home. I said, I don't know what the floor? Why I got to go to trial if I'm telling you. You know, you know what so sad was Squids? They don't even understand that people that going to trial ain't cut no deal with the government because you ain't got to go to trial if you cut a deal with the government.

There's no reason. Right. You already know your deal is done. You know you're getting out. I'm going to trial. I got to get judged by 12. So it's like, Like, you know, the fight that I'm going through is serious.

So that's why when I see certain people like playing with it and like playing with my case, period. I don't like that shit, like especially them bloggers. So we all go meet one day and have a discussion about this shit. But it's like, bro, you don't play with people lives like that. I'm facing a serious charge. You understand? I had somebody going on for years talking about how I came to kill him for his brother to farly admit that they knew that I was there and came to get me. That dude was not on that flyer.

that dude been on a million flyers through Brooklyn so you tell me tax gonna come to Manhattan to try to shoot somebody that shit don't even make no sense so it's like that's why I get mad at certain people that's in the media that allowed niggas to paint these narratives like oh yeah

and tax is telling on me so why the fuck is you out of jailing? Why are you not in jail because see tax ain't get caught with shit tax is not on camera shooting tax ain't get caught with no fucking guns you did so why is you talking about I told on you.

Yeah. Now it makes sense because Gil was out 14 days before his wife so I know he told. Fuck you, you know that, Nicky.

Tax, man. We love you, man. Appreciate you. You know what's happened in, brother. I love you, bro. And it's just like that.

Right.