Million Dollaz Worth Of Game - MILLION DOLLAZ WORTH OF GAME EPISODE 199: FEATURING CORDAE

Episode Date: December 26, 2022

FEAT. CORDAE The Maryland product has come a long way since he broke out into the scene with YBN. He still growing, bringing the people together with his words... and they know every single one of them too.You can find every episode of this show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube. Prime Members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. For more, visit barstool.link/mworthofgame

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. You're now tuned into me, me, me, me, me, me, mint, mint, mint, mint, mint, million dollars worth a game. Yes, sir. Listen, man, today we got a young giant up on here, man, Corday, man. He came through, man.

Listen, this young brother right here, one thing I love about this young brother, he lets you know it's cool to be smart. in this world that we're living in the day a lot of people leave with just you know I'm tough you know I mean I'm a gangster I'm a street nigga

but to see a young brother that you know my life don't don't revolve around getting no money you know I just shoot it niggas yeah to see a young brother who doing his thing and he got a brother that been in prison for six years that he's in his corner

he could have went that route but he went to decide to go the route that he was you know and that's his little brother you know So how was it for you, Corday, and the importance to you to stay, you know, in this market, spitting the way you were spitting, you know, rapping the way you rap and doing your thing,

you know, how hard was it for you to stay focused and not get discouraged based off the industry is like everybody that's like street nigger? Well, I just, one, two, I appreciate you, y'all talking to them too before, you know what I'm saying, the interview, but that's love for real, appreciate that. But I just had to live my truth, bro.

I just got to live my truth. I can't be fraudulent. I can't be out here talking about y'all don't shot this nigga out of pop, like, because I had never shot at a nigga before. You know what I'm saying? This is not my reality. So I can't be out here portraying a lifestyle

that I'm not living because that's just not me. You know what I'm saying? But the reality of it is that 97.8% of motherfuckers in the game is rapping about shit that they haven't done. You know, if a rapper coming here right now, he's going to tell me about the bends he pull up him and he ain't never sat his ass and no Ben seats in his life you know what I'm saying his fingernails his the tips of his fingers have never touched a Ben steering wheel ever in life so that's 97 point you know 9% of the rap

I'll just make numbers up but you know I make that shit sound like I know what the fuck I'm talking about you feel but I do the percentage is high you feel me so for me I look at it as though it's not about if you being real or not it's just entertainment that's just how I look at it you know what I mean and uh you know the fact that you rap how you rap

is because you know you wasn't in the streets so you wasn't influenced by street shit you was influenced by other things your brother was in the streets so your brother was influenced by street shit what I want to ask you is how hard was it because at one time you and your brother

your younger brother rapping at the same time but your younger brother brother got a buzz. Yeah. His shit is actually taken off to the point where you rap him, but you're like, fuck, I got to become this nigger's manager for sure. Because this nigger shit is taking off. Then he get locked up.

How hard was it to not be influenced to say, fuck it, man, I got to start rapping like this because that's what they're buying into. You know, it's funny. I just went back to my old neighborhood yesterday, literally just went back. And I was talking to one of the dudes from around that. He was like, man, you like, you perfectly personified what it's like from a nigger that's from the hood. But the show, you can be from the hood but not be a street nigger. You know what I'm saying?

Yeah. And I just can't do it. One, it's just like I can talk about things I've been around. I've seen some crazy shit. You know what I'm saying? I haven't been shot at. You can get shot at, by the way, just by being at the wrong place at the wrong time with the wrong people. You don't got to be super macho gangster.

You know what I'm saying? Yeah. I say that to say, I just can only talk. about my reality you know what I'm saying that's all I can talk about is just me and what just comes naturally to me you know what I'm saying I always been like just I know myself you know what I'm saying I'm like self-aware a certain shit in in my surroundings and things so I just and it just what came naturally I just love hip-hop you know what I'm saying I just love like I don't know just being myself bro that's all I can be honestly nobody

can be you better than you I never people ask me advice on anything and I don't got all the I don't know shit in the grand scheme of things. I'm figuring this shit out day by day. But the one thing I do know is just like, nobody can be you better than you. Nobody can be Wallow and Gilly better than Wallo and Gilly. Yeah, absolutely. That's real.

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Yeah. I mean, how did that become, and how did that start? So, funny enough, going all back to Simba, Um, Namir was a fan of Simba's music. Your brother. Yeah. And me and him had a song, you know, we did music together or whatever. So he's seen the video that we had and he ran into me like, yo, bro, like, free Simba, bro, like this and that.

this and that we you know got each other's number and we would just connect whenever he was like in maryland i show him love you know what i'm saying whenever he honestly you know i mean thought i was like i don't know why he thought this you know what i'm saying he might have thought i was like the street nigga he can call when he come in dc and he'd be good you know what i really think that's what it was to be quite honest with you but um which is funny thinking back at it but um so um yeah whenever like or whenever i was in like south by southwest or whatever, we link up, connect, it'll just always be love. And so it just happened over time.

I was always around them without, like, putting it in my tag because I'm just doing my own thing. You know what I'm saying? Just doing my own music or whatever. And then one day he just asked me like, yo, join, you know what I'm saying? Throw that Y being in your name. And at first I was like, man, I kind of want to be my own thing. But then he was like, yo, and my boy Ace, like, pull me into it.

I'm like, man, you know, like, let's rock. You know what I'm saying? I'll show me love regardless. So let's just do it. And you just start going in after that. No, for sure. And it really, it really helped you, though. For sure.

For sure, I'll be lying. I'd be lying out of my teeth to say that Namira ain't given me that platform. And he's not a huge reason why I'm here, why I'm here today. A huge reason. You know, I'd be lying to you if I said that. Infinite gratitude for him. I will never not acknowledge that. Shout out Namir, man.

Shout out Namir, for real. Real talk. He'd be talking in the DM. He'd be kicking it, yeah, man. No, for sure. You know, and shout out to you, you know, to the progress that you had and where you had now. because, you know, you came a long way from working at Fridays, man.

No, for sure. Yes, sir. On life. What you used to do at Fridays? Man, everything. Let me see, I was a server, so I would damn, I still know a lot of that many.

That Jack, I just ate some Fridays not too long ago. That Jack, dang. Niggas be sleeping on Fridays, bro. Like, Nick, you feed seven niggas, $400. It'd be good on life. Yeah. For real.

Fridays be busing. But, yeah, I was a server, bro. but it was, that shit was ghetto. It was at the joint, Brown Towson in Baltimore. So you know what type of time nigs is on. But, man, I used to finesse in that joint. I ain't going on a lot. Man, but look, I had the solution for that.

So let's say your bill was like $100, right? And let's say your bill was $100 and you left me $105, which was like, shit will happen. So I'll just go to the manager, but I can only do this if you paid cash. You know what I'm saying? So I go to the manager after the fact and be like, yo they ain't like their wings and mind you you already pay me

for the full meal so I go back to the manager like yo they ain't like they wings and they ain't like they drink so take off like $30 off worth the shit off but not give me I already got it you already pay me for the full amount but the manager we're so busy I'll tell the manager like

yeah they ain't like they wings they ain't like they drinks they ain't like this boom that's $30 off pocket quick little $40 and I would mind you it's probably like three to four tables I'm doing at a time I'm doing that to half the table In the night, I'm leaving with like $1,000 at the end of the weekend for sure.

Easy. So the only tables you wasn't doing it to is the ones that tips you could. No, I'm doing it. I was greedy. I was doing them too. It's easier to do it because they owe them all shell like shit. They ain't like they steak. That's $25.

Blook up right there. He wasn't playing. No, at all. He wasn't in there just getting busy. That nigga was hustling in T. He was on life. He was a Friday's getting busy. I think it was really being a part of a federal indictment.

He doesn't fuck so many steaks up And he's getting busy No for real So did your career take off from Fridays You know it's funny I stopped working at Fridays I quit that job honestly because I was insecure Because there was so many people from the college

I was going to that I was eating there I'm like man I can't bag no bitches if I'm here trying I'm serving them and I'm like the nigger from Fridays In my brain that's how I'm thinking And so I was really insecure I'm like, man, I'm not trying to be serving people I go to school with. So I switched to Texas Roadhouse. And then I got fired from there on my day off on some Friday shit.

And so I ended up working at another Texas Roadhouse. So I went from Texas Roadhouse to rapping. He wasn't no jokes. So you could, how did that transition work for you? What you mean from? Oh, rap. Yeah. It was crazy, bro.

Like, at first, I always like, God, I think I'm a college student at this time. A broke college student. At Townsend? Yeah, sir. I went to Towson. Yep. Yeah. So I'm like

I'm still fucking like saving meals And getting to go plates And I'm still got an impoverished mindset You know what I'm saying And so yeah it was cool Honestly ain't nothing like somebody told me this He was like yo you only knew once You got to enjoy all your first time

Doing all this stuff You know what I'm saying Because that's always like the best time Your first time going to Europe Your first time being in London Being in Paris Your first time doing the show Doing the headline show

doing the festival so um i enjoy i still enjoy this shit but i love this shit's nothing else on earth i'd rather be doing than this what's the hardest thing about being you and being in a relationship hmm hardest thing about being me is i don't know man i can't sit here and complain about my life no i said and being in a relationship oh and being in a relationship i think i can see i can see i try the hardest part about being me is big week no no no so okay so being me and being a man just keeping that shit private man not trying my best to like just keep that shit private and keep that shit fucking pure and off the internet you know what i'm saying so just doing that honestly that's the hardest part trying to move private trying you know but the people come and see you

the people catch you up sometimes yeah for sure they'll yeah you go out to eat yeah they'll be outside they'll be right outside they see i know it's another nigga more famous to me out this jump i know it be right outside outside yeah but no man but being in a relationship and being in the industry, how hard is that? It just depends on the person you wit, I feel like. You know, it just, you just got to separate the two, if that makes sense. Like, this is work and this is relationship, I think.

You know what I'm saying? And I'm not very great at it. You know, I'm not like, I don't want to sit here and give relationship advice to anybody because, you know what I'm saying? No, it's not advice. We're just asking you more or less how. How hard is it? Because, you know, I'm going to keep it all the way real.

Being somebody that's known, you know, that people like to, you know, walk up on and, you know, approach and it is difficult. Yeah. Because you never get no private moments. No, I mean. You can never just go to a restaurant and sit down and have dinner with your family. The waiter know you, the waitress know you. And the back cook's talking.

Right. A motherfucker going to come up You mind if I take a picture And every day you don't always feel like that shit No for sure But every day I always do it Because I know that It's celebrities out here

Motherfuckers that's known out here That people see them And they just acknowledge that that's them But they don't even want no picture Oh diggle such and such you want a picture Oh fuck man I don't want a picture No life You feel what I'm saying

And that's the reality of this shit So the fact that people be excited when they see me I'm always going to be happy to have that blessing you know what I mean and I'm always going to be gracious and I'm always going to show people love

no matter what circumstances I'm under you know what I mean I don't get fuck what the circumstances is I'm always going to take some time to show some love even if I'm in a rush I might can't acknowledge you and take that picture but I'm going to let you know yo I'm in a rush right now bro my fault I would but I'm way

late on the plane my nigga I'm you feel what I'm saying. So for me it's a gift and a curse and I'm willing to take the curse because the gift is so motherfucking rewarding. On life that's just how I am. That was crazy. That day we seen you in L.A.

We just took like a thousand pictures on that corner. Coming from the BET, the joint, we took like every time of the sh, we just stand there, the people pulling up. They kept coming. And you get caught up, even when you're trying to move, it'd be like that, but you just want to take time for the people that support you the most.

Yeah. And keep you relevant. No, for sure. Absolutely. For sure, bro. That's, I rarely say no to a picture. Like, 10 times out of 10, I'm definitely going to be like, yeah, for sure, easy. Because that's you, like, just giving them a, that just made their whole day.

You don't even know. They might have a fucked-up-ass weekend. And that's not up to us, you know, to make sure they have a good day. But why not? If you can do that just by standing real quick. You know what I'm saying? Taking a quick flick or whatever. So I say yes, 10 times out of 10 for sure, bro.

I try to. How hard is it for you to stay relevant in this hip-hop game with things are always changing? I think the key is to stay like, you know what? It's this quote I read. It's like comparison is the thief of joy. And it's way easier said than done.

You know what I'm saying? You can see this motherfucker doing arenas right now. You're like, damn, I'm only doing 3,000 cab venues. Man, I got to get my shit. But like, bro, that's 3,000 cat venue. That's 3,000 people coming to see you. do I say that at the end of every show you could have been anywhere else in the world

but you decided the headline I don't count festivals is dope and I think festivals people get it fucked up they'll see like 30,000 people but they're there for everybody they ain't there specifically for you so I count the headline shows right because at the headline shows you got 30 artists

on here so you got no not no in the festivals you got 30 years yeah exactly yeah you got 30 artists on there so you if you got 40,000 people in there you might got 30% in there is to see young thugs, 20% in there is to see this person. You got a small 5% that's in there to see this one person. So that's when it all comes.

And then you'd be having people in the festival that... They just want to enjoy the moment. No, you got, I'm talking about artists. Sometimes artists be on there that don't nobody even fucking know. Not for sure. This is the entry point because with the festival sometimes and the booking agent you got, it might be you're just a new artist trying to get on. For sure.

But I might have this huge artist, so you're going to book all my artists because you want to. Exactly. That's the game. So now I've got five other artists that's barely, some I'm warm, some I'm barely with it. That's the politics behind it. This big artist, you know in order for him, you book him, you got to book all the rest of my clients. And you got to book him for how much we want them for, too. Yeah.

Because we know you got the money. If you just pay such and such two M's to headline this, I know you got quick little 150 for this artist. And then 5,000, 10,000 for him. Exactly. Right. It should be real. Now, you just drop a million dollars literally, that's real.

That's how I'm doing. That's literally how it is. But a lot of, and it's funny reason I say that because a lot of these guys be out there and they'd be like, oh man, how do I get this show?

I'd be like, yo, you got a booking agent. I'm like, I don't need that. You need a booking agent because the booking agent already got clout. They got relationships.

For sure, with the values, with the festivals. They got relationship with every festival. I don't care if it's made in America. I don't care if it's rolling loud.

I don't care. I don't care what it is. they got fucking connects something in the water they got connects and they're going to be booking so in order for you to get on this show you better had Travis Scott

an agent or some shit facts and I mean you know how the game go but that's real life that's real life nobody speak on that I've never heard nobody speak on that

yeah I'll be on that shit nah that's straight truth because you get a bag having a right book and you go on the tour having a right booking agent and you ain't really got to be nobody you can be warming up

getting $7,000 a night crazy I mean and sell a merch at the venue on some little small venue type shit I've seen it happen So you're about to go on tour right You got a UK Ireland, Sweden

Norway And plenty more Yeah Growing up in Maryland Yeah Now you global You went to national True

Sometimes you just be sitting back and you think like I can't believe this shit man yes especially when I got friends with me like my boy Tay should I'm my boy high level he coming with me to Europe and I grew up with him in the same neighborhood everything so it means even more than me

when I got somebody with me like bro like nika what the fuck we was just walking the opposite mall every day skipping school getting our uniforms from four man meals and we in Europe Bro, we're in Paris. Niggas are in Paris, literally. I don't, now it's to the point to where I, I don't been to Paris five times,

and I'm going to go a million more times, but, like, we go to these countries now. We know who to talk to. We know where to shop at, the good restaurants, the spots are, the good clubs. You know what I'm saying? So it's a blessing, bro. That's the doping shit about this, that's what I'll play about this music shit, bro. This hip-hop shit, this music shit done took me all across the world, bro. Have note that places that we ain't supposed to be at in Australia.

I'm everywhere, bro. You know, so that's the best shit ever. And I just want you to know that to all the younger now there that's doing y'all thing. You know what I'm saying? I don't give a fuck what it is you're doing. Peep the game, he just scared you. This is a kid that come from Maryland

who come from the hood, who brother chose to go the other way. He locked up right now, been locked up for six years. He chose to go on the right person. path he doing his thing and he said he's been to paris so many times that he know where to go to kick it at he know where to eat at he know to go where to shop at anything is possible out here because growing up as a young kid in the hood you never thought in a million years that you would be able to go all the way across the fucking globe to another fucking place where they may speak

a different language, but you know where to go and kick it out. You treated like you was born in there. Like it's your neighborhood. You run around like it's your neighborhood. Right. Crazy. And Paris is a vibe. Paris a vibe.

London's a vibe. I've been to London. I've been to Paris. I've been to Dubai. I've been to Thailand. I've been to Thailand yet. I've been to Dominican Republic. St.

Coy. St. Thomas. I'm a fucking nigger that grew up in a two-bedroom of fucking apartment of every avenue, man. Anything is possible. out here. Anything.

Talk you. So all you young guys out here, man, redirect that negative energy into something positive, that same goal, that same hustle that you put into that negative shit. If you put it into that positive shit

and you give it time and you have faith in God, I promise you that shit will work for you, man. And you'll be knowing where the fuck to go in China, nigger. In Korea, nigga.

Straight up. You'll be over there, talk of an yon. ain't on. And look, let me give me... And I actually said something, too. Digger, don't think I'm just playing around. Yeah, right there.

Here's another ball, too, man. We need more than everybody don't got to be a star. We need more black lighting technicians for the live shows, black sound engineers, black video wall, creative directions.

Because it's like an open market for, like, it's like we be having the bid on a nigga to do our lights on the shows because that's how like small and how scarce it is. We got to out. Niggas begin out bid it and lost their light man because yes you versus this person. You know what I'm saying?

Because it's not too many of, especially black ones. So that's just You got going to world tour You ain't got no light man. You fucked up now. No light fucked up. So you're trying to figure out. You got to try to figure out in London. I got to figure out in this city. Not me. I got my light man.

See you cool. You got one that's locked in on your team. Exactly. But what I'm saying is that you say something very important. I think social media got so many people so fucked up about being popular Yeah

Nobody want to take Nobody want to take the rules that you still could be coming up on You can be a tour manager making dang Nobody want to be that

They want to rap Like nobody want to be the assistant They want to rap Like you can't even find A cameraman these days Oh yeah I'm a cameraman slash

I rap Oh yeah I got a clothing I got like Slash I rap Like you're slashing bro You're a slasher You can't find

Nobody to just be like Yo man I want to do this I'm coming to win with y'all It's always going to be a bunch of other shit going on. And that's why everybody's chasing popularity. Yeah.

And some people don't realize like, dog, like, I'm not being the one to mess it up, but you got it or you don't. Everybody ain't got it. Everybody ain't got to join to be able to, you know, keep people attention on the stage, wherever it is, whatever it is. Everybody just don't got that. So they don't look at it saying, be like, yo, I literally can make a million dollars off a year doing it, don't need building these stages.

Exactly. Easily. That's after I make, you know, I could just do stages, do the lights, do the, you know, the switch, and it's a rat. Be making that bag, bro. That bag. And motherfuckers be having shit, motherfuckers be having life fucked up because people will be feeling like you'll have a motherfucker out here that's popular on social media, right? Mm-hmm. And you'll have a businessman out here that got 20 times more than a nigga that's popular on social media, then he'd feel like he ain't doing it.

But in our culture. On life. And it's like, yeah. It's like, no. No, you're the one that's really winning. On life. You really winning. And I just want to shout Ha Ha Davis for coming on this platform and keeping it real, man.

Because that nigger said, man, I have four million followers, man. I was still living in my mama basement, man. My mama was ready to make me go get a motherfucking job. She's like, I'm tired of that shit. This shit ain't working. You feel what I'm saying? So he just gave up the real game and exposed the fact that this motherfucker's out here. with $500,000, a million,

$3 million, $4 million, that they just know. You can be broke and famous. They just know. That's it. They, motherfuckers just know them when they see them. So that's more pressure. Being famous and broke,

that's more, I would rather not be famous and be fucked up than be famous and everybody see you. And you dead pop, man. You hopping in his old beat-up-ass Honda, man. My fucker's like, damn, ain't that the chick? Yeah, you get some tense on that motherfucker.

Ain't that the chick that be in Greece and Bogota? And she'd be jumping in the... She'd be taking pictures in the pool by herself. In the jet. Yeah, and she was on the jet. And she and that motherfucking... She ain't that motherfucking Puerto Rican Honda from down north. With the motherfucking...

Yeah. With the beat up. a pumper. So don't ever be fooled by no motherfucking fame on no social media, man. Because most of the motherfuckers on social media that got followers don't even know how to monetize that shit. And when they

was getting the followers, they was never even thinking about how to monetize that shit. They was just hype off of attention. Thanks. You know what I'm saying? And we want to, you're a nigga that's out here really doing it. I appreciate that, bro. Like, you got a motherfucking tour in fucking UK.

Norway, Sweden You know what I'm saying? That's big time shit, man. Appreciate that, bro. Absolutely. That's good music and you really making it, you know, it's just like, it gives hope to people that's out here

that's rapping on their lane. Because we, you know, it's like I keep saying, this is like, everybody got to rap the same way. Nobody thinks, like I'm going to think outside of the box. Yeah. And I mean, but one thing I can say, like right now, the women is coming out here and just killing shit. And we're just talking about that.

the women the women is crushing shit right now bro like are the women killing the men and not like to separate anything you know because we all win but like it's like a way smaller like i say percentage of women rapping than men right and i don't want to be misin for them but they still they own like a huge point of the market share like are the women beating the men in here but i don't know i'm asking the question i don't even know myself they're crushing shit though you know why they crushing shit because times if changed you know back in the day you had for a woman to really pop off and really be respected she had to be with a crew of niggas yeah you feel me yeah like eve was with rough riders yeah little kemp was with your mafia right Foxy had affiliations with jZ in the firm yeah you feel what I'm saying and and so on even if you go back in the day motherfuckers always had some type of affiliation with somebody yeah and if they didn't that even show how powerful they was as women but just to stand on their own

now women don't need nobody and could pop the fuck off at all look at Glorilla you feel what I'm saying she did a motherfucking video her and a motherfucking girlfriend's hanging out the car doing donuts and the motherfuckal of her

truth is authentic that wasn't no video no treatment was there it was like man go and do what we do on a regular day that's the shit that's what I'm figuring out right now bro is like authenticity transparency vulnerability bro is what I find to be the most successful and what translates the most long term excuse me I'm hoarse I've been doing

that's cool hell of shows but I think four shows this week but um I say this to say that's what's always going to translate you know I feel like just that vulnerability that's just a real shit that's always going to connect because people can watch an interview and be like man that nigga trying to be politically correct and that nigga don't really mean what the fuck he's saying you know what I'm saying or watch a video and be like and this shit look too. Big budget videos is like becoming

a non-factor anymore. You don't need it no more. Right. You would shoot a video with your phone. Because now motherfuckers just they just really just care about playing the song. Because the song is hot. They see the visuals cool. The kids is able to play it on YouTube

wherever they at. They able to play it in their motherfucking car on Apple. So they just want the visuals. Because, you know, back in the day, a video will come out. That motherfucker will be out for two, three months before another single come out. Now, niggas don't wait two, three months before they put another fucking album out or mixtape. Facts.

These niggas is not playing around. They're not wasting no time. So it's like either you're going to keep up with what's going on or you're going to drown. You know what I'm saying? And the worst part about this generation You can't take no time off Ain't no such thing It's taking no breaks, nigga

At all Because the next nigga come right up And get you right the fuck out of here And your fan base will be right off of you And right on to another motherfucker Because you ain't, you wasn't feeding them Damn You got an unloyal fan base out of you

You know what I'm saying When motherfuckers When motherfuckers love Noges back in the day They love Nogne forever. When they love Jay Z back in the day, they love Jay Z for ever. You got too many options.

These niggas will love you this month and next month they won't fuck with you. I'm talking about you can really have a number one hit in March and in August niggas don't want to even hear from you. Oh no, such and suck that nigga in the club. Nope, we don't want to hit

like, wait, damn. It was 30 of them, niggas. Nope, we don't want to hear nothing from him. You got to sock. than a club like this shit crazy out here. No, for sure. And there's an unloyal fan base. So you got to feed them.

You got to feed them once you hook them. You get them on that line and you reel them in. You got to keep. Got to keep reeling them to fuck in. You feel what I'm saying? You take a break if you want. You'll be a fucking, you'll be on fire one day and you'll be a goddamn refrigerator the next day.

A goddamn bunch of eyes. up in you hear me so that's just the reality of it that's the difference between then and now but also the difference between then and now was the opportunity is so much greater now for sure i say that all the time like man like we so blessed now because it'll work that like the forefathers done put in bro like you got to think i was just thinking about this pock and i just looked this up but i could be misinformed pop was the biggest thing on earth at the time the biggest rapper in the world selling millions and millions of records. You know what I'm saying?

And going diamond quadruple, whatever, while he was still alive. And he was doing, I think his largest headline tour was like House of Blues. Yeah, small. You get what I'm saying? And so now it's artists. You can just build your own niche audience,

your own world of art. That's like me and none of my friends bumped this knicker, but this nigga is still doing arenas. Right. And that'd be the beautiful thing about build your own world y'all error yeah it's that

it could be a motherfucker every day that I go on social media I can scroll up and I see a motherfucker rocking a crowd as you don't even know 5,000 people in there that I've never heard of in my

fucking life and they know every fucking word and then I go to a nigger page a nigga got 86,000 followers, you're like, wait, this nigga ain't, you know, you're on to come up. But how the fuck do they know that shit like that? That's just the reality of it.

You can create your own world now where you can run around, you can hit these pockets, where you from in your area, you can clean up. And then eventually that shit expands and it expands. And eventually you got one. You're out of here. That's the former. Eventually, you got one. And the thing is, it's funny you talk about pock and them

because I remember I was talking to thugging them and I was like, yo, bro, do you understand the way the game is now? You got people that don't even have the body of work of Pock and big and they run around here getting money for shows that these boys never got. Facts. The money they might get in 10 shows Biggie and Pock never got when it was alive, like never.

So that's like... We able to get brand deals now? Brand deals, they was never doing that. Never. You know, back in the day, the only one seemed like they had a brand deal was run DMC with Adidas when the first, you know, back in the day. But it's like St. Eyes, commercial, you know, ice cube and them. But it wasn't like, right now you get a deal with Target.

Right now. Loyalty, the Sprite. McDonald's giving out a bunch of deals. Like hotcakes. Like hot cake. All that, all the game and the EA sports shit and all. There's so much money out here. It's like for artists, you're coming in the game and it's more than just the music.

It's like, no, the music is great. cool but then it's like oh no we got to go ahead and give you some brand deals and that's why management is important your manager and the in the uh the connections that he got or she got is very important and them them knowing how to articulate why you're relevant in the culture of now to these brands yeah being able to sell you and pitch you and why and why you're brandable and why a partnership will be against you know uh it would be mutually beneficial issue to both parties. A lot of times people don't really be having managers, though.

They be having partners. Partners, too. You know, management a lot of times, you know, even the artist now be like, no, this my partner. This is my partner a lot of times. This year, this is my partner. And that just really is your representation of your company. You know what I mean?

Because when they come down to what me and Wallow do, we don't got no managers. Nope. Because I didn't seen it all and done it all to the point where, why the fuck do I need the motherfucker to represent me when I don't seen it all and done it all. And what I don't know, my lawyer is going to know. For sure. You feel what I'm saying?

I know the basis of what's going on. And then from there, my lawyer takes on. So for us, you know, it's like you just got to have somebody that can represent you in a way that can help take you to the next level. That's where the team is everything, the Mastermind Alliance. Now, we do got a team. Yeah. But we don't got managers.

And a lot of times, and I'm going to keep it all the way real. You know why I stopped having a manager. I told Waddle this a long time ago when he first came home. I said because anybody that's trying to get to me in this day and age, they could get to me through my email, through my social media, through my Twitter, through my Facebook, through my Instagram. So in the deals that we do right here, is simple.

Yeah. You feel what I'm saying? So a lot of times I would find out that a manager or some management that I had in the past was fucking up money for me because it wasn't adding up to what they wanted it to be. For sure. So it would be like... Burning Bridges, relationships. It's like this.

It's like this. It's like this. When you at a certain stage, you know, okay, when you're getting 150,000, $200,000 a show, $200,000 a show, $2 million a show, that's something different. Yeah. But when you're getting $10,000 a show, $7,500 a show, $15,000 a show, $20,000 a show, your negotiation is a little different. For sure.

Because you're like, I charge $20, but the niggas got 14. I get them on the phone You niggas is killing me But you know what I'm gonna take this for this one time I need that shit Because you're not at the stage Where you can

You're like You're like they paying me 14,000 to come to the club And drink liquor And Sing two songs Some shit I love to do Dup

So I'm gonna lose this 14,000 Because of the 6,000 nah and y'all got that in cash i'll be right there all right so but a lot of times the manager be like no he wants 20 and now and then you never even hear about it now they didn't have the money and it's like okay you look up they done did that shit the 30 motherfuckers in a year they done fucked up 600,000 bitch I'm about to bus you and your motherfucker he what the fuck is you doing now And then you find out because now motherfuckers can get in contact with you.

So now you're bump into a motherfucker. He's like, yeah, man, I had such and such a such and such a such day. And then I was trying, such and such a manager, right? Yeah. I tried to book you. I was trying to book you, man. I had 18,000 for you, man. But you wanted 25.

I ain't have it at the time. You're like, you told her you had 18? I needed that shit. You feel what I'm saying? No, me sure. For me, I said, you know what, too many motherfuckers I'm bumping into that had money for me, and it wasn't too far off from the motherfucking money that I wanted, and I didn't get it. So, no, but bitch, you're fired.

I feel that. For real. So for me, that's how me and Wally will be operating, but we represent ourselves in a great way. I mean, shit, I pulled up today. Me, we just did this. We seen each other out, L.A., and, you know what I'm saying, connected, and I was in the town, boom, pulled up. Same drive got done. Absolutely.

Got done. that's what it's about man absolutely and you said you was coming you know what I mean you said no I'm coming so we respect you for pulling the fuck up no I love for sure for sure I got caught but we here we here baby welcome to another episode of a million dollars worth of a game been the spotlight where we highlight the people that going to help you get up off that couch like girl used to be a lot of these couch warriors basement warriors but you're like basement warrior yeah that's cool I don't have no problem with that back in the day we didn't have stuff like that where people could educate us on all these different outlets in order to get off the couch and make some

moves and make some money and take it to the next level of life today we got my man to Eugene 06 on Instagram, man. He's doing his Airbnb thing. He's down Florida. He's making it happen. He got dozens. I'm talking about dozens of Airbnb is down about like 25 now. 25 now.

He got 25 now. So what he's going to do is first before we be getting into this, what you need to do is you need to text B&B to 678-506-7543. B-NB, the 678-8-506-7543. Text that right now. He's going to give you his free e-book, and you're going to get his free masterclass on how to. to do Airbnb from the ground up and he's out here and he's killing him.

How did you get in the game, man? Tell us about before you was in the game. Where was you at in life? What was your lowest point of life before you even got here? Man, my lowest point of life, man, is I grew up in South Miami. You know, in the city's Miami, didn't come from money, struggle, mom passed away. So we had to figure things out.

So for me, I thought school was the answer. I thought me, hey, look, you know what? If I go to college, get a degree, that's going to be the way out. That wasn't. I was still struggling, still living paycheck. What university you went to? US up and Tampa. And what would you manage it?

We was doing social, social work. social work. Once I got out, I worked, I was broke. I still broke. Yeah. You went the whole four? Yeah, whole four years. Yeah, went the whole four years going to school. I thought it was the answer because again, I didn't come for money. It was just my pops trying to make it happen. I barely saw my pops because he was working two jobs to put food on the table. And I thought, look, I got to make something happen. We've got to make something happen. We've got to make something happen. I'm going to find out, the American nightmare. you know what I'm saying and then that's what I realize you know what I got to get in business I got to get to entrepreneurship you'm saying because if not I'm going to still be leaving paycheck I'm going to be on somebody else's time instead of controlling my time and then that's when we started getting to business it was in a car game then transition to what we do now just to kind of get some cash flow but also get some time freedom but I didn't know it's going to blow up like this where we get the travel where I'm here right now and I still got people checking in my units I'm still getting paid without being there because when we did a background check on you all right You know, because we got to make sure you, y'all, who y'all say y'all are. Yeah. Before y'all give out this goddamn game to our followers.

And your shit checked out right as somebody that's really moving and shaking out here on the Airbnb side of things. So what's the game? The game. The game. So let me go ahead and give you guys the game with Airbnb. You see, when I got into it, I didn't know, hey, Lord, I could generate cash flow every day. That's going to be some money once a week. But it's every day you're getting deposit money through Friday.

but it's something that's very simple for people to get into. Because let's be real. Not everyone got $20, $30, $50,000 to put down on a real estate property. Right. Invest into a business. You know what I'm saying? So I leave a lot of people outside of not getting into business. So I have a way to show people literally without putting no money out your pocket

you get into the game. You don't have to buy no property. You don't got to own the property. So all you got to do, literally, number one, is set up an LLC. Get an EAN number. And then you search for a location where you could do a corporate lease, where you could get the unit under your business name. You see there's a lot of people out here doing the wrong way.

they get it under their personal name and they get kicked out. You want to do this the right way. You get an LLC, get an EAN number, locate a unit. You can use like Apartments.com. You can leverage Zillow.com or you can leverage a real estate agent. They can find a location for you and get the permission. Hey, can I get this unit to lease out under my business name and then I can lease it out to other people. Can I get that permission?

They let you know, yeah, you go ahead and run the play. But now let's say instead of paying $100,000, $200,000 by the property, your lease is only $2,000 a month. Right. It was two bedroom. But guess what? You can make a revenue for $6,000. the whole month profit four thousand dollars right offer property you don't own and they happy and you happy that's it the landlord getting their money and you make you double it up the guest happy

staying up right everybody winning right everybody and you doubling up more than what the uh the rent is yeah you make it more than the landlord and the landlord own the property they got to pay taxes on the property right they got to upkeep the proper all you do is lease it you don't have to fix nothing on it because you don't own it so the way i'm showing people literally you get into the game without owning no property you lease it you don't have to do no maintenance don't have to repair it but you make money on a property just like a real estate investor but without the high overhead without a lot of expenses in the game and i could also show people literally without using money on money to get the lease to get it furnish get to set it up man that's major now and uh who

introduce you to the game man i will self-taught man i learned the game i did a lot of research a lot of studying but i'll self-talk right but also what made it a little bit easier for me i would say is basically because i got a mentor as well too so i invested a lot to myself which is important to really learn different things, learn different skills. When you say you invests a lot to yourself, I think people don't understand what they explain that, break that down. Yeah, so basically, you know, a lot of times people think about investing, like you got to buy a physical product.

You got to invest in knowledge. You got to get some game from somebody. You got to get a mentor, right? So I invest a lot to get in mentorship to get in the right rooms to learn from other people. But more important to learn the mindset of entrepreneur. You've got to have discipline. You got a different mindset because the ground is different. You're not working in a fire where your boss is telling you do this, do this, do this.

You self-employed. You got to be your own boss. But you've got to have a different type of mindset. so I invests a lot into personal development. I invests a lot into trainings and mindset development to get a high-level

mentors so that way I could develop their mindset and run a business and make multiple six and seven figures so you got to have the right mindset and discipline to be entrepreneur.

That's major man like first of all everybody you already hear what he's saying you're Mr. Eugene 06 on Instagram right at Mr. Eugene 06 on Instagram

right now what you need to do so you get this game that he's dropping you're going to get a free ebook and you're going to get a free master class what you need to do is text BNB to 678 506 7543 6778 506 7543 text B&B.

Now, what is the side of this masterclass? First, what's inside the ebook? Breakdown with it again because they're getting this for free. Yeah, so the e-book is going to break down step by step, how to get into Airbnb. We're getting your LLC, getting your tax ID number, but then locating the property, searching the unit. But more importantly, showing you how to get into it without buying new property and then using on your own money to do everything.

So we're going to show you how to get qualified with banks. Literally, you can have less than perfect credit getting there. You can get up to 100K in business funding. You know what I'm saying? Once you got the LLC. So now we're going to show you how to get up to $100,000 in business funding so that we get the units. So let's say on average it costs $5,000 that everything up. You get the least $2,000.

You pay a small deposit, maybe last month to furnish the unit. But then we could show you literally how to use the bank money to acquire all of that. And now you make profit because the guest that stays in the unit is paying you. Let's say you charge someone. We're going to show you literally how to. charge per day. Let's say you charge for $200, $300 per day, stay at your joint. That's like, let's say $300 per day for 30 days. That's $9,000 a month. Let's say your lease is $3,000. That's $6,000 in profit that you're making. Now you take something out, you pay to bank back and you keep the difference,

but your guess is paying for all that. The guess is paying the bank back, not you. So that's what we show in the ebook, basically how to run that play to get everything set up and then how to get it furnished, how to get it listed. We even show people literally how to use none of your money to buy furniture. So you can set up an LLC. You can set up an account with Wayfair, a business line of credit. To get furniture, the furniture spot. You're not using no new money.

All you're doing is using information. So in the ebook, we're going to give you to play. We're going to give you step by step on how to start everything, step by step by step, how to furnish it, how to get a set up, and then cash will make multiple six and seven figures doing Airbnb. That's crazy. Give them that number. Listen, I got to give y'all this number again.

B&B, 670, text B&B. First of all, following him on Instagram, Mr. U. Gene 06, text B&B to 678-50675-43. I see it on the screen. You see it on the screen, 678, 506, 75-43, text B&B. Now, what you're getting into the master class? So the master class, you guys, I'm going to give you an hour with me. You know what I'm saying?

Like, because you guys are part of the MWG family, I want to take care of you guys, right? So a lot of people may not know how to literally run the plan in the e-book. They'll read it, but not know how to run the plan execute. So I'm going to show you in the master class, hold you by the hand virtually, you know what I'm saying, showing you had to set everything up step by step to be able to run the play effectively so it doesn't matter where you're at in the country you can still run this play you can even run this play outside the country if you want to you're here with us and you're running it right now huh but we're going to show you all of that in the master's call I'm going to show you guys how to qualify it up to

on a master class only on the master class I'm going to show you guys how to qualify up to $250,000 business line of credit with less and perfect credit I got a bank right now literally if you got a 600 credit score no docs you could qualify up to $50,000 in the business line of credit with a brand new LLC. Damn. Literally. Qualify. Like that.

That's it. Up to $50,000. I had a mentee right now. I ran that play. His business has been open only for like a month. He ran that play. They gave him up to, they gave him $30,000.

Let me ask you a question. Do you have different EJ Airbnb is it a different LLC or you just keep it? No, I keep it all the same. You can say one LLC to give you a lease that they give you is going to be on the business name. And then you get the permission, hey, that you could short-term, sit out you could do Airbnb with it so you got the permission actually run that plate and even in fact we got a contract but kind of like a contract with the hospitals in our area right so what we do basically

is we target our locations near the hospitals so we could track what the travel nurses the travel doctors explain explain what the travel nurse and the travel doctor is yeah so basically some people understand so basically for the past two years you know a lot of traveling nurse been needed right especially around the country at the hospital they've been short-staffed so a travel nurse is a nurse that travels with different states, different cities to help the hospital out or the facility out. But when they travel, they get contracts with the hospital. The hospital will pay them up front for the living expenses. So let's say they're staying at a location in time, but for three months,

that hospital will pay up to three months and expenses up front stipend. So let's say it cost them $12,000 to stay there for three months. $36,000. Yeah, they're going to pay you that up front if they need to be there for three months. They're going to get that to you. Once the nurse stay to get that assignment, they're going to give you that $12,000. for three months staying at your spot. So you want to get locations in their hospital.

Same thing. You could attract a travel doctor. You get a place. They want to stay at an Airbnb. Why? It's close to the hospital. It's close to the hospital. But also, guess what?

Nobody wants to stay at a hotel for three months. They don't even going to feel like they at home. They want to be a spot where they feel like they at the house. They could cook. They could chill, relax. You know what I'm saying? When you're working 16, eight-hour shifts. And then also, you could give them that experience.

You can give them a nice vibe. You know what? You can't get that at a hotel. Right? But at Airbnb, you can provide that experience. Remember, people pay for experiences. People are going to spend money, but they're going to spend money for value

and experience that you could give them. That's major. You know, I just think what y'all need to do right now? Y'all need to get one. Mr. Eugene, Mr. Eugene, 0.0 on Instagram, you know, following. But also, y'all need to text B&B, the 678-5-0-675-43. So you get this free e-book and its free masterclass about how to get into this Airbnb game

And he's down Florida. You know, you've got different people for different states. But in Florida, he's in there making it happen. I'm talking about he's just killing it. And let me just say this. When you got somebody here does, as proven as my man, Eugene, and he's saying to you, I'm not just going to give you the ebook. I'm going to give you the ebook.

I'm going to let you study that. And then I'm going to give you the master class where virtually I'm going to hold your fucking hand. Literally. and show you niggas how to walk yourself to the bank. That's it. And you niggas are still broke. See, don't blame us. When you're dead, pop busted and disgusted it,

motherfucking popped up like a stolen motherfucker hinder minivan. Don't blame us. Because week after week after week, we bring you people that's proven that's making real fucking money out here that's saying, No, no, no, no. Because we fuck with a million dollars worth a game. We're going to show y'all how to make real money out here.

So if you're running around on the busted disgusted act, you wanted to be the busted and disgusted act, that's on you, nigga. When you got somebody saying, saying, no, I'm going to give you my book and I'm going to virtually hold your hand and show you how to do this shit. Yeah. It's on you, Nick. And what I want to say, you hit it right on the head. Like, people can have no excuse right now.

It was in there's so much information out there. But more important, you've got to take action. So what I want to do in this master class in the e-book is leave no room for excuses. I'm going to give you the game. Because we understand some people may not got the money to invest in to mentorship, right? They may not have it because they live in their life situation. But guess what? I decided, you know what?

I want to give it for free. Now, what's the excuse? All you got to do is execute on the play. Right. You don't got to pay anything to tap into the master class. You don't got to pay anything for the e-book. But actually, they do got to pay. The way that you guys pays is by paying with your attention.

You got their attention. Right. And lastly, just execute on the plays I give right. That's it. But you know the hardest part of paying? for nickers it's attention facts

I'm just saying you got somebody here that's going to give you the game going to walk you step by step and show you how to get money

I don't hear no motherfucking excuses man none me and while are we doing our job Eugene you did your job

if you nigga still out there dead pop busted and disgusted that's on you listen before we get out you got anything you want to say to him

I want to give them the plague I know a lot of people hear about Airbnb now but don't know how to really search. I want to give them a play in the game how to do that. So number one, very first thing, get your LLC, but utilize Zillow located property. For example, I got one unit that we got

right now. The landlord is actually in New York. They say, look, we don't want to go to Florida no more. Like, we just want to rent it out. I'm like, hey, can I go ahead and do Airbnb with it? They gave me the okay. I'm running to play with it. But the crazy part is I'm making more money than the landlord. I'm only paying $17.50 a month for a three-bedroom apartment house down there. And then I could make $6,000, $8,000 on it. I got a person right now that's staying there for a whole year, right? They don't got a seed, but I don't even own the spot. So I want to show you guys literally how to do the exact same thing.

Leverage Zillow, go to Zillow, type in a house, fear to it by the house, and then look for places that you can rent out on Zillow. And hit the rent tab, look at a place you can rent out and call that number. Let them know, hey, look, I'm looking to do short to rent. I'm looking to do corporate lease. Am I able to run to play with it? You know what I'm saying? This boy, Mr. Eugene, 06, has given y'all the game.

Check him out on Instagram, text B&B to 678. 506-75-43 he's going to give you the free e-book he's going to give you the master class listen once again this is another episode of million dollars per every game business spotlight he gave you the game and so many different ways and he's a person that's in florida he's making it happen a million dollars with a game business spotlight listen man we out of here it's just like that right hey is anybody in a game that you haven't worked with you want to work with um man to be honest bro like i just like everything to come natural you know what I'm saying

I've been watching our platform knew I fucked with y'all shit but it happened organically because we connected in real life so I think that's how music ends up happening

for me 10 times out of 10 versus me like yo this person is hot oh this person got a dope song you know I can it's dope to be fan I fuck with everybody shit well not everybody but I fuck with a lot of dope music

you know what I'm saying them dope musicians but for me I feel like it translates the most to the fans when it's like a real relationship behind the music or I just don't be pressed for anything and I don't know if that's a good thing a bad thing in the long run I just you know what I'm saying like come where I come from in Maryland we just be like and it's important to show love but just not be pressing don't be on

dicks you know what I'm saying but that's also a dumb thing too in the sense you know and I'm trying to get rid of that but I say that to say I just be on my own shit bro like I'm not worried about anything else like when it's supposed to happen me doing a feature with anybody and connect and collab like always going to happen organically versus me like yo man we gotta hit they my manager hit they manager my ANR hit the ANR hit the ANR but we need this song like

no because that's how you're going to end up getting taxed you know it's got to be organic and natural me I just look at it more like Gilly you know you I'm just saying hypothetically speaking you know Gilly you know you got anybody you do features with oh yeah you know

well you know I really fuck with such and such man I think they're a dope artist, man. I wouldn't mind working with them. You know, I fuck with such and such, too. You know, I fuck with such and such. Like, you know, if it happened, it happened. But, you know, they dope artists. I look at it more of like that.

You know what I mean? Like, who you, like, checking out of it. I don't look at it as of, you know. Because for me, if as a rapper, I don't think really too many of us that really got into it for money. First it started off because you wanted to be recognized. You wanted to be the dopest. You wanted to be the elest.

You wanted to be the nicest. You wanted to be, you feel me. Yeah, you're chasing money too, right? So if you're a rapper and I fuck with you and I'm a fan of yours, I have no problem telling you that you, yo, I fuck with you. I'm a fan of you. You feel what I'm saying? Because isn't that what you got into the game for? You got into the game to have fans.

I'm one of your fans So the dick eating aspect of it or any Because that's a good Philly term too That never even That never even pops in my mind Because it's like Bro why would you ever look at me Like a dick eater when you got in the game

To have fans And I'm a fan So Exactly what you got into the game for Now you got them And all of a sudden What you wanted They are dick eaters

That don't make no sense. No, for sure. So for me, it's just the way that I think is just a lot different from people. You know what I'm saying? No, that's real. That's the best way. And that's why I like to get a young nigger's game because in Philadelphia is one of the only places where a young nigger asks me, Gilly, can I take a picture with you?

And his man will be saying it, but he'll be acting like he's joking, but he's real. Man, you dig it. Man, you're a fan. Man, you're on some fan that and shit. Right, it's like, no, when you see somebody that you fuck with, you're supposed to show love. Show love. That's, but that's only in the black culture, man. Nah, it's the same, you know, Philly's right, you know, about an hour or two.

So we got, it's like, same thing in Maryland. That's why I was saying earlier when I came in and kind of gave me that mindset of like, man, because it's the same exact shit, bro, fans have come up. And one of their friends, like you said, look at it. I'm like, man, you all, no, boy, you group, ah, you know what I'm saying? Oh, no, she, you fanned out. Yeah, but, like, bro, like, that's a dumb-ass mindset, like, how you just put it. Because, one, and even just from artists to artists, you burn in the bridge, that artist, you could have just made that artist day by telling them, like, yo, bro, I fuck with your shit.

That's like, when I see artists, bro, I'm not going to just listen to your music and then see you and just keep walking by, like, on some cool shit, you know what I'm saying? I'll be like, man, I fuck with your shit. You know what I'm saying? It's love. Like, it only got to be on no, get on my song. Let's work. Nah, even off that.

It's like, yo, man, I fuck. with what you're doing, happy for you. Keep going. That's it. It's always genuine love and respect. And the respect and love always feel better when it's coming from your peers. Right. You know what I'm saying? And no matter what, when y'all see other people within the podcasting game, within

the artist game, and they're like, yo, killie, man, I fuck with you, yo, Walo, I love y'all. Y'all got that shit. It feel good, you know? And right now, by far, Drake is the biggest nigger in the game. Yeah. Been the biggest nigga in the 2000s. I don't probably seem

7, 8, 9, 10 interviews where artists that was at this level was nowhere near Drake. Yeah. I couldn't believe when Drake hit me and was like, yo, I fuck with you like. Facts. Yeah.

On life. You feel what I'm saying? for sure so he don't look at it like that you feel what I'm saying he looking at it like that only stems from insecurity right he looking at it like no he don't get fuck if you want to come up you if you see some shit he like it he'll reach out to you I fuck with you man I like that shit whether he gonna get on the song or not he acknowledged that I fuck with you and for a nigga who is considered to be the biggest nigga in the game it's gonna boost your confidence do that that's like you feel like you won with even no money being involved you feel like

damn you can't wait to call them a fuck yo the nigga just called me yo the baby just called me yo yeah and be a young boy just hit me yo dirt just hit me man call your friends you know that black hit me told me my shit was nice your cord day just hit me man told me my so you feel what I'm saying that's what we're supposed to do absolutely that's why me and why me and why Oh, we'll reach out to a motherfucker. We'll, while he'll call me and say, Yo, Gil, you know this young nigga about to go, man. You want to get him on the podcast?

Let's get him. He about to go. All right, let's get him. We can help him go further than we're going right now, and he's about to go. Let's get him. I said that with poo shiasty. Right.

That's just how we think. Free him. Free poo. Free poo. You feel what I'm saying? So free young thug, free gunner, free the whole. YSL. You know what I mean?

Free Cimba. Free Cimba. You know what I mean? so but uh man we appreciate you coming through man yeah we appreciate you you know you're a rapper rapper well for sure i appreciate that man appreciate y'all having me honestly bro like y'all just y'all just gave some game too for real bro you can be blocking your blessings and blocking potential relationships but the way i look at the music scope bro we all for the most part black multi-millionaires or if not at least six-figure people within this music space you know what i'm saying like why are we not

connect to build something stronger you know so that's it's tight man I appreciate y'all having me here for real hey listen right I ain't never asked nobody this no head nobody okay every one million dollars worth a game okay but you're a rapper rapper uh-oh can I just get like a small like 16 like acapella like it could be 12 it could be 80 be 32 you know how far you want to take it but I know you about to talk some shit All right, back, back. Um, my voice is a little hoarse, but you got, you know what I'm saying? Yeah, we understand.

Uh, all right, if only father time had the patience and mother nature. If only I was wiser when I first discovered paper. If only Martin Luther never stayed at the Lorraine Hotel, should he still be alive and well? Shout out that nigga, yo, Goddy. That's my Memphis connect. He always shows his nigga love and so I give him respect. Left wrist, all the arm. My right wrist of protect.

Fucker Oxcourt, nigger, throw this shit in cassette tape. I went to Westlake High with death rates rise. And some people go on to waste the rest their lives. The rest of my classmates work in tech-based jobs. I just bought a range over and did a song with knives. In the belly of the beast with a strong survive. Trying to move past the lows and prolong the highs, nigger. All right, but still I rise.

Because it's like yesterday, they was counting me out, but that was yesterday. Made a Mayback out of a Chevrolet, dog, I'm heavyweight. My right hand folded my character. He tried to defamee. Notes taking nothing left to say. Nobody's ever safe. Nothing surprises me. been surrounded by so much just honesty

My assistant called me bitching because she's flying economy But what the fuck was niggas at when we were still From the dollar tree Mad the class was shooting dice I wasn't stressing geometry Although times is changing I'm an evolving man

But shit my mind is dangerous Trying to win on the come up But my mind is dangerous Trying to win all this trauma on my mind It's dangerous I was one step away from being broke and famous Always called the police

Almost choke my neighbors I was fin to move to Vegas Like the Oakland Raiders Lately, I've been living strictly off of hopes and prayers. Listen, I'm from the bottom with a smack kill. I'm ready to slap Gil. Oh, yeah, the fuck out of here. Oh, damn, I forgot my rest.

I didn't know. And shoeing shit like Brad Bill, my niggas mad ill. Oh, Bradley Bill. It was Washington, D.C. I thought what was going on with each other. He's watching the rap. I said, my nigga's shooting shit like Brad Bill. She gets mad real.

Oh, Wallow was in Selling. While he was in jail popping. A bad pill. You're still mad still. And I ain't talking to Advil. Cash money dropped you and you're still mad still. Go ahead. I ain't mad still.

Fuckus you talk about, I got like seven wheels. He said seven wheels. Bro, we just took seven pills. The hour came over. Let me finish. I drove on seven hills. Let me finish. He told him to some.

Hey, listen. He just took seven pills. That's a lot. That's a lot. Was it 30s? It might have been 30s No, that's a lot That's not not

Not, no, that's wild That's wild That's wild That's wild That's a two tin Oh Ain't that's funny Yeah, we're some silly

motherfuckus Man We appreciate you coming through Man See you man Continue to be you Continue to you Continue to your thing

Appreciate To see the world And I hope When your brother Come on man He's just going Be able to see anything With you man

To be right there With you man Free simple man Let's get it Love. Hey, y'all just made his day. I know he'd be watching y'all. Yes, man. No, that's love, man. And it's just like that.

Right.