Million Dollaz Worth Of Game - MILLION DOLLLAZ WORTH OF GAME EPISODE 156: FEATURING YG

Episode Date: March 7, 2022

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Hey, million dollars worth of game listeners. You can find every episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or YouTube. Prime members can listen, add free on Amazon music. Right. Hey. Why you bring that money to the club if you ain't paid you. How you naked on the ground, but in person, you ain't showing shit. Huh?

Why you go against the game, you can't be the nigga joint it. Ain't tapping when you got to Kelly. Got your ass and started. Got a story, you know. Brand new bitch got a horrid. Brand new black I adore Have a nigga running like fours Forge

I'm very important In the hood I ain't never no Taurus Got this drop on the I We door explored Why's you from the streets Why'd you run the jig Why'd you start a business with your bitch Hey

And the bitch is flew to Kaiba Why I'd G a trip Why'd you think he can't West, he got his own kicks Whoa Fresh out of pandemic But I ain't rusty Whoa

Have a baby by me bitch Get lucky Bitch I'm gonna throw at all All the strippers love me Whoa Walking best Just but I ain't no kid cut it Girl, did he just say

What I think he just said? He said it Yup Talking like Yeah Don't misspin I'd be ugly Oh

Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah I'm familiar on my neck Who gonna take it from me Pussy We ballin on you fucking dummies

Oh Scared money Don't make no money Whoa Scared money Don't make no money What we doing? We balling on you fucking dummies

Hey Yeah Yeah, that's what we're doing. Listen, man. Balling on you fucking dummies. You're balling on you dummies. But right now, listen, man, we're on the west side, right? To be exact.

And the day we got the one and only, we got YG in the building, man. And you're now tuned into me, me, me, me, me, million dollars worth a game. Listen, man. Pleasure to have you here, homie. Yes, it's fucking is. It's a pleasure to have you here, man. Yes, it is, bro. Thank y' y'all for having me.

Y'all been doing y'all shit. You feel of me working, man. You know what it's about? Culture, man. That's all we're trying to do. That's all it's about just trying to feed the people, man. Put that energy out there. But, man, you back out here in these streets again.

You're outside, outside. Yeah, a little bit, you know what I'm saying? You ain't playing. You know, what was the process to just, you know, you was sitting back, you was laying back, you was watching the scene, and he was creating at the same time. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I was, you know, the past, like, two years been crazy, you know what I'm saying? But, you know, I just, I ended up looking at it.

Like a blessing in the skies, you know what I'm saying? Because I got time to, like, do nothing and just think, you know what I'm saying, and watch. So, you feel, that shit helped me. It helped me get out the space I was in, you know what I'm saying? I always feeling like I had to hurry up and do some, you know. It's like, nah, take your time. I mean, you can't do nothing right now. All you got is time.

Chill out. You know what I'm saying? So I took that. And, you know what I'm saying? I just started focusing on everything. I wanted to do, and I wanted to do it at, like, a high level, you know what I'm saying? And I, I've been spending the time doing that shit. Like, I got the shoes, you feel me, I launched my shoes, you feel me, I was working

on an album for a year, you know what I'm saying, I got some TV and film projects I've been working on, you know what I'm saying? So, um... Your clothing brand be doing it, they'd be doing a thing. Oh, yeah, the brand, you feel me, that's already... You know, that's already, you know, I'm saying, that's already solidified, you know? Yeah. Hey, man, I love what niggas get some

money, man, when niggas get rich. When you broke, you ain't got no time. You gotta get it right now. I can't waste no motherfucking time, man. I can't chill. You can't do nothing. I got to get it, nigga. Right now, nigga,

every second of the day, I got to grind. Nick, get some money, man. I had to chill for a second. Yeah, get your mind. I had a couple fucking Lamborghinis I had to buy. Facts. You get some money, nigga don't be in that rush, no boy.

I said, well, I wasn't planning that shit out before. because, you know, the hunger in you, when you first coming in the game and you fucking starving, that fucking hunger is, but then when you get the money is good that you start, you know, planning shit out and, you know,

you gotta take some time to enjoy your success, man. Yeah, because, like, most of this shit be, like, business and, like, you feel me, the right moves at the right time, you know? Absolutely. So, like, you feel me, niggas in the game for, like, 10 years already plus, so, so, so, like,

so I was lucky to be able to, like, learn that shit. and still be, you know what I'm saying, capable to, like, write music that, like, people gonna fuck with, like, a large amount of people, you know what I'm saying? Right. Like, now I know the shit. Like, I know the shit.

Like, I'm a dangerous nigga, you know? Yeah. That's what it's about. Like, you play the major role in, you know, like bringing the West Coast, like, back to the forefront of, you know what I'm saying? You, game, you know, Nipsey. it's probably some artists out there too

even on the underground aspect that I don't know that's probably popping out here you know what I'm saying but how does that make you feel? No because the West Coast was forgot about for a minute the South had that shit in the headlock so long that the East Coast and the motherfucking West Coast was forgot about for a second you know what I mean

we have an artist you know artist here, artist there that has sprinkled through make some noise but for the most part they had that shit on lock now you know the West Coast is here they back like like you know what i'm saying back when snoop and them niggas was doing it you know what i mean how that make you feel oh man shit it's a good feeling you know what i'm saying it's a good feeling but like i i don't even be really thinking about that shit i'd be locked in on on like my goals and and like um the future like we did what we did in the past you know what

I'm saying like we like you feel me it's a reason why like motherfuckers like I'm where I'm at and like you know what I'm saying when somebody think about the West Coast they think about me it's a reason why the reason why is because we was outside you know what I'm saying we was really like like outside in the streets at the parties in the ghettos in the hoods you feel me all the shit the bullshit like you see me homies is in jail you feel me shootouts homies is dead like we did the whole everything so it's like you got to say my name you know what I'm saying right um and like a nigga just like everything about like like um my brain you feel me it it like embodied the west coast you feel me and i i've been representing that shit and been

pushing that shit from the gate so you know the people who from out here you feel me they're going support right i say that was like nipsy too his whole you know his whole swag his whole everything thing embody like, you know, the West Coast, you know what I'm saying? You know, I really wouldn't, like, not saying that, like, Roddy don't, you know, because he's from the West Coast, but his music ain't, when I hear his music, the first thing I don't think is West Coast, you know what I'm saying? But, you know, he had great artists as well. But, you know, y'all, you and Nip and, like, even game music was, you know,

like, real West Coastish, you know what I mean, when he first came out, know what I'm saying, but I think the younger kids is getting more into a universal sound. Yeah, because niggas, like, niggas are like Roddy, bro. You feel me, they, you feel me, they growing up to like futures, you know, and all that. Yeah, absolutely. Melodic, melodic, melodic, you know? So, like, you feel me, that's for, like, the whole young generation, like, out here

right now, it's a gang of motherfuckers who are going towards a more melodic and trash shit. Because, you feel me, that's what they grew up to. That's what shit was popping. You feel me, like, it's been popping. since, like, future came out, you know what I'm saying? So, yeah, you know. And, yeah, the youngans, you know, I salute them, man, because they opening up their minds, you know, they don't feel it.

And I always, I'm one of them old heads that salute the young niggas that's doing their thing, you know what I mean? I'm not one of them bit older, they don't rap, they don't do this. Man, I let them youngers have their time, you know, their moment. Today is their moment. Let them niggas had a moment, man. Let them niggas be great in their time. Yeah, then all the fact.

And then, like, everybody is here for, like, a certain thing, you know what I'm saying? Yeah. Like, everybody ain't going to be, like, the rapper. Right. You feel me? Everybody ain't going to have the club, like, on a lot. You feel me? Right.

But that's a good thing, because you could have, like, the, like, you could have a mixture. Sometimes it'd be different now. But I know when I was growing up, it would always be that hip-hop was my thing. I don't care if it was, if it was Cube, if it was Dayline Soul was a try. It was a mixture. It was just like, for you, like the record you just made, right? Scared Money, right? That was a mix.

That's a mixture to me. And that's how I look at hip-hop. I look at hip-hop, like, I'm glad I got different avenues that I could, you know, that I could utilize this music to work out, escape, whatever. But, you know, you got you, Jay, Money Bagg, there's three different styles right there. Y'all represent three different areas coming with three different flavors, but y'all put that shit together. And that was smart right there.

That was a good look, you know what I mean, to just bring them different vibes together. Because it's showing other cats like, yo, it ain't no rules to this shit. You can't, you can't stay in the box. And the sound that was yesterday might not be that tomorrow. And that's what's so dope about this shit right now. And like, how y'all just changing the game. And how you come out, you're still fresh. You still energized.

I'm like, yo, he wants some shit. Video, I'm talking about the video. I'm like, oh, yeah, they really went in with this shit. This wasn't, you know, because now we're living in the time where it's, though, you get a video done for 2,000, a thousand hours, right? I'm talking about, that shit wasn't. That was a whole... That was a treatment.

That was a treatment and anything. That was some shit. Yeah, that was a three-day shoot. Yeah. Niggas don't even shoot three-day videos no more. That was a three-day. Did you have something to do with writing the treatment? Yeah, you feel me?

I was involved in the whole process. You feel me? The director, though, he came with... He came with a lot of, like, artistic, like, shit. Like, he came with that shit. And then I was just tweaking, like, now we got to do this. Now, we got to do this like this.

Now, we got to do this. You know what I'm saying? So we was going back and forward. But I'm involved in all, like, my shit, you know, that I do. Like, I'm all the way involved all the time. Yeah. But, you know, now that you know, you got time to chill, I was fatherhood, man, because you got time to really chill, being there with the kids, you up in there.

Gang, I was in the house, bro, with the babies, bro. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? No, it was good, though. You know what I'm saying? You feel me, that's always good when you get to spend, like, time with your family. You know what I'm saying? Because usually I'd be gone, like, probably like shit.

Like, I'd be gone, gone, gone. like six months throughout a year i'm gone like if you count up all the days i'm going six months like the year i'm going and then when i'm out here like i'm i'm i'm you feel me like i'm recording or i'm i'm moving around like i'm still doing shit so it's like i ain't all the way like home but doing covid like i was all the way at home you know what i'm saying so um yeah i got to spend a lot of time my kids you know what i'm saying um you feel they gave me headaches and shit how old are your kids um my oldest six and my baby, she too.

Oh, okay. Yeah, they ain't playing. Let me ask you a question when your kids was born. Because I know for me, you know, we come up in the ghetto. You know, we do what we do. One day, you know, I'm sitting in the house and I got my son and I got my daughter there. They just run past me. And that shit kind of changed my life because I just, just from, I never from,

forget this day because I just was like yo I'm out here fucking tripping like I got real fucking kids out here like it so for me my kids brought on some growth you know what I'm saying do you feel as though when you had kids it brought growth to your to your life like you know what I'm saying because I really had to look at my kids one day and be like I'm on some dumb shit out here you know what I'm saying I got fucking real live kids out here and I'm begging to to go to the fucking penitentiary or to go to fuck to heaven, man. Yeah.

You know what I'm supposed? He's trying to walk the yard. Right. I'm begging to walk the yard with love. Yeah, no, man. Yeah, kids definitely, like, switched the program up. It was crazy because I got shot

like 2015, right? And, like, I got popped at the, like, it was a house I was in a recording, and, like, my daughter was just born. and she was like three weeks old and I had her at the spot and then like some random shit

happened like man her mama you feel me so then you feel me they just left but it was random you feel me they wasn't really supposed to leave and like two three hours later you feel me I get popped at that same spot it was like a whole situation at the spot

and then in my head I'm like my daughter was supposed to be here bro this shit crazy right yeah bro that shit was I'm like yeah nine nine I gotta switch up the whole program and like from then like from that day on like they'll been moving different

like every year it gets better and better and better you feel me but yeah though like the kids definitely do that too that's what they're supposed to do you know what I'm saying absolutely man that's definitely that's definitely the hell they don't do it to everybody though you got some

niggas running around here still they 45 with born to lose tattoos on their fucking back still don't never want to see any fucking kids do nothing. Like, yo, you know your son right down the block, right? Posting up.

I get to that nigga when I get to him. Damn. Trying to be, you know me, like, when you, when you, when you're chilling, you're resting, you're doing your thing, you're coming up with ideas and make this music. Would you send stuff around, like to different artists and just vibing you,

do you just vibing with other artists instead connecting with them? Yeah, I be, like I sent a couple of motherfuckers my shit or before I put it out. I do a lot of testing with like, you feel me, I got like, you feel me, how I be testing my records, you feel me, I, like I called a homie to the studio and, you feel me, the homie's going to give me the homie opinion, you feel me, and them niggas is in these LA streets all day. You feel me, so like, you feel me, they're going to tell me, no, the city don't want to hear that shit, you feel me, this is what the city want to hear. You feel me, the homie's going to give me that. And then I'm going to have a, you feel me, I'm going to have a group of females in the spot and then we're going to play it. And then I'm going to just watch them.

I'm going to just watch. I'm just watch them how they move. And then I got my music industry motherfuckers. You feel like label people, all that type of shit. And then I got like artists and shit. And then you got the DJs, you know what I'm saying? Let me ask you a question. Out of all the motherfuckers you just named,

who's, and I don't want, don't give me no industry answer, YG. Who the motherfuckers that be off the moose? They be off. Man, who be on? Let me see. like man that shit ain't what it is who didn't been off when you didn't have some shit

and they tell me to say no they ain't dang and you like I notice it your homies might be like I notice it the chicks might be like I notice it I don't know bro not even like like the homies ain't no yes man's and shit like niggas but the homies could be off too no but look

I don't know about this one look at the fucking Grammys no no no when have I put out a a record that ain't been the one but did anybody say it wasn't the one as far as like really like back into I mean y'all probably ain't gonna know because like you feel me the team know

like we'll put a song out like I dropped the song in October called sign language I put it out but like we all knew like bro that's not the single like we had to scare money since motherfucking August September but it's like I ain't put out no shit

like in a long time I need to put out some shit put it out you see me to let people know a nigger fin to come you know so we put out a sign language you see me the world probably thought oh you feel me that's his single oh yeah that ain't it you hear me so it be like it'd be shit like that like bro when i make a decision on something you feel me i didn't ran it like through my process like multiple times so it's really like like i don't know like niggas don't be like like niggas make group decisions

like you know what I'm saying I'm trying to think man who be off the most Rod is it you my man I'd be off the most I don't know about this one Nah bro

Let's welcome YG to the Grammys You was right Nah bro Cause see it ain't never been that It always been like Niggas no Like you know You know when it's a record when you, you feel me?

Like, you know. But, all right, let me ask you a question. Have you ever had a record that you, that the team felt was going to be bigger than what it was? And did you ever have a record that the team felt, oh, I don't know. And then it got bigger than what they thought. Yeah, like we didn't, you feel me, that didn't happen to us multiple times. Like, my nigga. Yeah.

You see me, when we put out my, my nigga like, Jesus, you know, that's when I was fucking with Jesus and shit. Gizi was like, he heard the song He's like, nigga, put this shit out I'm like, nah, bro, I'm saving that shit for the album. He's like, no, nigga, put this shit out now. I'm like, bro, I'm saving it for the album. It's a album song, my nigga, don't even worry about it. He's like, nah, nigga, so he ended up putting it out.

Bam, Gizi said. No, Gigi was like, nah, nigga did the greatest shit for your career for fucking a nigga put it out. No, he did. You feel me? And I was hot. I was like, bro. Like, nigga, who, who, whew?

He's like, nigger. And then the song ended up popping out. He's like, I told your ass. I'm like, yeah, you did that? Yeah. But like we felt like, like we knew my nigga was a record, but we didn't know it was that big.

You ain't know how big that was. Because it's called, first of all, it's called my nigger, so we already automatically thinking like, bro, it's not from the baby. Yep, the record label was like, that's not a single.

Listen, do you understand this? I don't think you understand. They go to the field song for J.S.U., Jackson State, Dion Sanders coach. To go to the field song is my nigga. Shout out Dionne Sanders.

Right. I'm talking about that's the, so when we ain't ready to go to the field. Anytime Prime give his speech to the... They play that? Rocking room? Yeah, yeah, yeah. He say, all right, now put my theme song on.

Yeah, I'll be seeing that shit. And then they come on, and I'm coming on years later. And they get turned up and they go out there and destroy shit, man. So, so jeezzy, knew something. That thing knew something. He knew all cheesy for sure knew what he was talking about. So let me ask you a question. How did the first call go?

Because I know you was on some YG, West Coast shit. I'm saying, like, what's some blood? Like, what the fuck? you put my shit out like oh fuck bro that was 2013 bro that's almost 10 years ago then he had to call him back

I love you blood nah nah no bro no jeezie that's big bro bro you feel me it wasn't no like yeah but I know so what song did you have that was poet that you felt

as though was gonna be the single I was still working on my arm bro oh shit you feel me I wasn't even near yet like but like that was a learning experience like you know what I'm saying

because you feel me the process the right way to roll out of the album is to, like, have multiple singles first, you hear me? So, like, Jeez-y was like, nigga, what are you waiting for? Like, you're working on your album, you're halfway there. You feel me, the song going to take time, you know what I'm saying? Yeah, it's going to take the bill.

Yeah, because I was, like, a new, like, not a new artist, but I was, like, a mixtape artist at the time. I never had, like, a real album, you know what I'm saying? So, you see, me, when you're a new artist like that, your singles take longer to like you know what I'm saying crack off absolutely because people got to find out figure out who you are learn about you you know what I mean motherfuckers myfuckers be riding around singing your songs

don't have no fucking clue who you are they don't even know your name they just be like oh I like that song my nigga my nigga yeah that's I like that shit yeah so you know that's how I be when you're a new artist who in the game that you haven't worked with that in your mind you said I gotta fuck with him wherever he's young or older cat

that you're like I gotta do something with him um all woman um I gotta do something with Maggie you know

some ratch shit okay um some rap shit I gotta do something with eminem okay um you feel me

I gotta I gotta get up on the Tupac verse somehow some way okay um let me see um damn bro this question is hard

because like hold JZ okay um well that's why you and when I was again we asked the good questions yeah bro fuck

let me see oh the weekend I fuck with the weekend heavy um see we're gonna make One of these, two of these... It's going to pop off. Because, see, we're about talking, speaking shit into existence.

Post Malone. I mean, I got a record with him. I got... I did one of his records and shit for him, but... He might be on that new album you got to drop. I'm saying, who knows? Post, what's up? Post.

I know you watch it. You watch this shit. Post, I knew you're posting up at the crib, you know, with a studio in there. Yeah. Nah, bro. Man, how I'd be looking at records and just... um who i want to work with it's really like when i got to write

uh like song you know what i'm saying because i can make a song and you feel me it sound like it could sound like the person i need on the song is somebody i never even thought of who i wanted to make music with but it'll be like nah he'll fit this shit perfect you know right yeah absolutely this episode of million dollars worth a game is brought to you by new amsterdam vodka

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So, you know, shout out to New Amsterdam. When you're out and about, pick you up some. Right, right. now on the west side right in the west coast growing up who did you really fuck with like musically like who really like inspired you like yo I'm gonna go out outside of like

I mean shit of the usual suspects the fucking uh snoop Drey Pock game little Wayne you feel me like little Wayne heavy I got a little Wayne verse tattered on my stomach you feel me no homo um yeah bro biggie 50 um you feel me i started listening to hove when i got a little like i

knew hove like singles is records but i started listening to the nigger i'm like when a nigger was like really in the uh rap shit like all right like hove a nigger like you know what i'm saying you feel me um um um fuck e 40 heavy e 40 you know what i'm saying um ice cube I think if you're a rapper and Ice Cube didn't influence you It's just like Yeah that nigga Ice Cube cold with the storytelling Any

That's where I get my shit from my storytelling Ice Cube and Biggie Yeah Biggie it takes you on a journey on one of them stories Yeah bro Fucking Eminem I think I said him already Yeah

Yeah bro Who are your top five West Coast artist all the time. Top five, damn, that's hard. Fucking, um... Now you know you got to leave somebody out right.

Snoop, Jay. Okay, that's two. That's three. Easy E. That's four. That's four. Yeah, I had to put easy in the other. Yeah, that's fine.

I'm gonna keep it real respectable, you know what I'm saying? Right, right. I'm gonna keep it real respect. I can't... It's other motherfuckers, like, for show. Like, you got the games. You got Kim LaMore. You know what I'm saying?

Nip. Oh, yeah, Nip. No, no, no, fuck that. We got to take somebody off You gotta put my nigga nip on He ain't here with us right now So we got to go up there All that

That's what I'm talking about What's your top five East Coast rappers Biggie Hove When you say East Coast You're talking about like New York Yeah Just the whole

Philly, New York Baltimore, D.C., Boston All of that shit Fucking Damn, bro Biggie Hove Nas

Um Is this like Just all of All rappers Like now To back in the city Meek Mill Um

Um Um Um Oh Oh I see Mick jumped on that scared money He did it like a remix No Mick was supposed to be on that shit

I sent it to Meek first What? Yeah Nick Nick Yeah He know He knows what happened Hold on, what fucking camera is me?

Nicky. Nick, I said to Meek Mill first. I was on that, Nick, I said, bro, nigger, nigger, I got one for you. He's like, bro, you feel me? We need to make hits together. You feel me? Like, you see me, we already did all the street shit. I said, bro, I got one for you.

Like, he's like, oh, I sent it to him. Boom. He's like, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, this one. You call that nigger, man. Yeah, we got to, we got to get that nigger on the phone, man. Yeah, we're going to answer. I called back. That's, that's great.

So Meek was supposed to be on that. You know, Mick, my nigger. But I heard him playing a version in his stories. Yeah, he got so, like, when I sent him his song, he had hit me back and shit like some weeks later. And he was in the studio. He's like, bro, I had two verses. I don't know which one of the one.

I said, nigga, send that shit, nigga. He never sent me done. And then he played the other day on the story. He was playing the, I'm like, damn. Oh, you ain't even see it at home. I seen that shit. He was playing that shit He was rapping on it

Yeah he was all right I'm like damn You're on the remix Man that's a nigga crazy Oh shit That's the remix already set up Meek Yeah

Another video All that shit Remixed that shit Yeah you know me That's my nigga Yeah I sent it to me first Yeah that would have been

That would have been heavy I'm talking about that'd have been Super heavy You know Meek on it till it's already Super heavy And money and J-Coo All of

Yeah we could have did that You feel That's how I did when I did the Big Bank record I had like like it was four artists on that motherfucker And everybody was like

Bro you can't make the song that long You can do what you want to play I'm like nigga what Man stop talking to me I think you should do versions of it now I mean shit You should do

You know what I mean Different because that's South version That's a song Where motherfuckers got You gotta talk that shit You're not talking that shit You gotta get exposed

You gotta come rapping You gotta talk that shit You can't do nothing else So net record Nothing. You can't do none of that, so you got to come rapidly. You got to come, you got to talk that shit. And if you can't talk that shit, that's a record that you will get exposed to it.

No, you should. You should. And that give an opportunity for all the niggas that know how to talk that shit and want to talk that shit. You know what I'm saying? Take that shit down south. Take that shit to Houston, takes that shit midway. Yeah, you can keep running that. You can run that play.

That bitch keeps me. And more visuals and all that shit. now you know uh what is what what what what is the next thing that you really want to do man you know i mean um um um bro i got my artists and shit so you feel my label and my artist i got a you know what i'm saying i got a you can me i'm involved with a lot of people of success from from la you feel me but they they're not like my artist so now i'm like art i got to like do the same thing with my artists you feel me um so i got that and like my clothing line it's already successful but i'm trying to like really build it out um how i want to

build it out you know what i'm saying so i've been working on that and like my tv and film shit is is you feel me that's like the next you feel that's like the next thing is like fin to be like some shit you know what i'm saying it's gonna be some shit that's what you know and uh and uh And your TV and film, is you going to be writing? Yeah, bro, I'm involved with it. Like, I'm writing, yeah, yeah. Man, that's major. So what you got, like, you're coming out with a TV show?

I'm just working on a lot of shit, you feel I'm? Yeah, yeah, I'm working on a lot of shit. That's what I'm talking about now. You and Nip had a legendary song. I mean, I mean, fuck, you know, you had a legendary song. How was, you know, what is it, what is a great moment that you remember with Nip, man? that don't nobody know man we had so many great moments

but in all the best moments with nip is like bro because like nip is a certified street nigger gang member super cripp six old like you feel me that's him he would all that you know what I'm saying don't never get it fucked up but everybody that pull up that like fuck with nip bro he the nigger that's going to talk to you about everything else you know what I'm saying

like real life shit like you know what I'm saying family shit, niggas, nigga morals, nigger, books, all that. So, like, them my greatest moments with the homie, you feel me. Of course, I love the street shit, all that, you feel me, love that shit. But it was like, nah, he really was, like,

help, like, teaching niggas and, like, opening niggas minds to, like, looking at shit different and, like, moving on shit, like, now. Like, nigga, don't waste no time with this shit. You know what I'm saying? Like, the whole brand shit, like, Nip really the one that was, like,

punching that shit in my head. head like bro we gotta build our brains bro fuck all these niggas brands bro we be wearing all these niggas we get millions of views on our videos and shit yeah we need to have our own shit our own shit i'm like yeah you're right bro you're right i'm like nigga nigga nigger nigger hove man look what uh hove did and he saw that shit like 200-something million and we i'm like yeah bro for so and then like over the time like i really like i was like all right i'm ready let's go yeah but sometimes that's how i work for you motherfucker just got to put something on your brain you might not get it right then and there but long as they put it on your brain

eventually when they come around you're like all right let me stop because that's how the podcast shit work with us you got to be your time your time is your time right no matter how much somebody might lay it on you you know how in life we got our spaces where we're trying to do certain shit at certain times so it'll be like damn that is good i'm not going to jump over all this shit i'm trying to do right now to just go do that and fuck this shit up i got to get this shit in order And that's how I'd be. Now, a lot, you know, a lot of times on social media, a lot of times they'd be talking about this 50-50 thing.

How do you feel about 50-50 with a woman? Do you believe in that? I mean, 50-50. I mean, like, I ain't never had to believe in it. I've been doing this shit like my whole life. I've been doing, you know what I'm saying? So, like, I don't even know what that feel like a little. like no

so uh he said i don't even i'll foot all that i'll take you anything yeah since since the young man bro i was in jail like paying you feel me the rent in the cable from you feel me the county like so like i don't like

I'm used to like being a provider and like taking care of the situation but um a female with her own shit so where it's like yeah she could do the 50 50 shit but you ain't even got to I think that's the vibe you feel me like knowing you got somebody

that you feel me could like hold it down if it needs to be held down you know what I'm saying but like um why would you like what's the behind the 50 50 what's the thing I don't know that's what they be you know they'd be asking that question is it because of like we got too much control when we do everything and we paying for everything so that like 50 50 it's like so it can be like no nigga you can't do none of that shit nigga I'm running this shit too nigga bring your ass home

nigga at at 10 fucking PM nigga or nigga I'm too Is that the reason to go 50-50 I'll be trying to figure it out too You know for me I look at it like this It depends on what

You know what's your circumstances in life You know what I mean Because I might I might meet you You a college student I'm a college student We like each other We fall in love

Neither one of us ain't got shit If we move into an apartment Together, we go on 50-50 Because I ain't got shit You ain't got shit We're on the come up Yeah, that's a fact You know what I'm saying?

That's the fact But we love each other That's what's most important Now when we come to fuck up And I get this beef bacon And my mom They sock it to my pocket Like a fucking rocket

You ain't got to pay for nothing, baby But until then We're trying to survive We're in motherfucking Survival mode without this bitch. So it depends on for me what situation you're in.

You know what I'm saying? Because the bottom line is there's a lot of, is a group of women out here, a large group of women out here that love homeless sexuals. Niggas that's homeless that fuck the leather off you

for a place to stay for somewhere to lay up. Yeah, they're fucking for their life. They love them. I'm talking about it. They're fucking for their life. Right. Because shit.

They play that little, the play little Rahim PlayStation, Let's that refrigerator door Oh, fucking put the dent in the couch All the fucking day They love him because you know why He ain't got shit going on He got shit going on

So when I come home from work She could talk crazy Nick and anything Nick what the fuck is you doing? And when I come home from work Guess who I know I got a warm body in that bed at night That's all I really give a fuck about

I just need a warm I'm tired of the other side of that bed Being cold as shit I need that warm body next to me So they put up with anything You know So at the end of the day for me, it depends on what situation

you're in. And what make you happy? Yeah, no, I feel that. I feel that. That's all that shit really about. Wallo was going 50, you know, 50-50 on his commissary with his celly. The fuck out. I never judged you. Fuck out of here, you nut. Now, now,

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Like, what was a crazy moment in the joint? I mean, I was in the county, so, you see me, it was just all squabbles. L.A. County is serious. Yeah, but it's like when you're from out here, it's regular. Like, it was just like gang bang. everything you know what i'm saying so it was a whole bunch of fights and shit like i ain't but then they have y'all separate they don't have y'all separated in la yeah you got dorms and shit like you know what i'm saying so like you'll be in a dorm it's some dorms when it's like all like bloods and it's all

you feel me whatever and it's all hovers and it's all what wow but then you were being some dorms and it's like mixed up a little bit you know what i'm saying like that they ever just or painting on what flow you on did they ever just throw like a uh uh a rolling 60 nigger is with a motherfucker on a block with just all bloods and shit yeah they do that no the court bro the court tanks be like to you know what I'm saying when everybody going to court they'd be serious oh yeah you feel me that's where it get active at you know what I'm saying because it ain't no structure like it ain't no like you feel me they just put niggas in sales like you feel me waiting you feel me hop on a bus to hit the court you know what I'm saying so you feel

me going to court is where it get real tricky at and then at dorms you feel me it get tricky bro they be doing that bro they're gonna put they don't know like oh yeah he's from over yeah let's go put them in this with all them niggas you feel me they do that for sure because I'm pretty sure you got COs who grew up in the blood set he know anything that's going on in the streets

he's not in the streets but his family in the street so he know what such and such got shot he know what such is the but he's just a CEO and then a nigga come through from the other said no I got this Yeah No, no, no He's not going on that block

He's going on that block Yeah Send his ass over there You get right over there He hit a nigger like this Way old the fuck up Yeah No, it's for show

It's for show Police motherfuckers out here like that It's motherfucking Inglewood and shit I used to live in Englewood And shit It's a black dude

You feel Me? He was like known for like Dropping niggas off Like cuffing niggas up And dropping them off In their enemigo hood I'm dropping them off in the alley

Pull it off You know what I'm saying So like You know what I'm saying In the county All that's going on Like yeah See LA's so different on

You know the politics You know what I mean You know the gang banging culture and shit That shit is like When you grow up in Philly We don't really gang bang That should be You know you look at this shit

Like yo that shit kind of crazy Like you know what I'm saying But I guess you know We got things that we do that y'all probably look at like because I know anytime somebody from L.A. come to Philly and I pick them up when we ride them through the hood

they be fucked up like hey all your niggas houses touch like you niggas ain't got backyards and nothing like no like when they argue and he slapped his chick and they arguing because she got caught cheating

and all that you hear everything that's going on like when she's trying to stab him because he did some dumb shit You hear everything that's going on Like you in the house with them That's how close their houses And everybody that come to Philly Be fucked up about that

Yeah no When I used to come to Philly with Mick And shit He'd drive me through that shit And he'd be explaining to me all this shit I used to be like bro This shit crazy Every time I touch down in Philly

I hit Mick like hey nigger Oh yeah Come pull up on me Because I need what I need You know what I'm saying Because like bro Like Philly dangerous Bro I didn't see me

I didn't see me I didn't see you I'm like, oh, yeah, this shit don't, you know what I'm saying? This shit feels different. L.A. will fool you. Yeah, because it looked. You'll be next to a house. You're like, this shit would be a mansion in Philly.

Some Mexicans ran down on me one time. Because I'm, listen, I'm in L.A. I mean, you know, I'll be shooting my videos, so I go to shoot some video. Because I'm like, damn, it's nicest shit over here. I know, I know ain't nothing going on over here. So this safe area, right? Man, this motherfucker came out the crib on me. I wouldn't expect these Mexican bulls to come out this fuck.

house because the house was nice it was grass once i see grass and lawn i'm immediately thinking like yo it's chill over here suburbs you know it's chill over here and i man the motherfuckers came out on i'm like oh shit i because i never imagined you could see because i could see them i see the palm trees i'm like this a nice area this cool man l a fuck you up he set his camera up right he ran all down the block he starts screaming get up what you doing this shit wake up here the niggas came out of those the fuck is you doing oh my god he's I started bitching at a ramping rate. Wait, it was crazy, man.

I thought I was out of here. Two videos. It's real. He knows. That shit real. But one of the motherfucking Mexican boys was like, that's wild up. It was like, this shit could have been in the movie. I'm like, damn, he saved me.

I grabbed my shit. I got about it, man. Yeah, you was probably, yeah, bro. I ain't know what the fuck, though. I'm like, they ain't got no signs. They ain't got no warnings and none of that. Wrong dangerous areas. You know what I mean?

She'll look all nice. You're thinking like, damn, Rodale would drive around the corner. Shit. Yeah, next time, bro, you got to go on, like, gang maps or something and try to figure out, like, what street you were. Yeah, they got gang maps on it? You go Google that shit next time. You're trying to go film some shit, you know what I'm saying?

That shit was crazy. You know, this shit dangerous. They got gang maps where you can't go. They got, what this shit got red and blue. No, they just got it to where, like, you feel me? You can go look and see who hood. Yeah, where you're at? You feel me?

Like, that's, if y'all need to. I'm thinking, this is what I'm thinking. I'm thinking like a rap video. I'm thinking, niggis going to be posted on the motherfucking block. And all these niggas was in the grid, man They came out of nowhere And it was a nice day So I'm like

Where was you at? What streets you were on? I forget that much I ain't even want to remember the motherfucker I just knew it was nice Because listen I was going I was going somewhere

To some seafood spot But in my process I seen a nice air I tell the Uber boy You can let me out right here I'm cool Like you sure? I'm like yeah I'm cool

I ain't know that you sure It was like Motherfucking know I jumped out And it was you know I just thought it was sweet Around that motherfucker Yeah no bro

It ain't never sweet Out here bro You can be on on Hollywood Bulletboard. And then you get busy. Get busy. It's not sweet. Yeah, I realize that shit.

You realize that after a while, man. You know, when I realized that motherfucker in L.A. be on some serious, serious demon fucking time. I'm on vacation with one of my homies from L.A. I'm going to leave him out of his name, name. And this motherfucker kept getting calls about artists

yo I'm here with such and such what can we do to them I'm like extortion bro when I tell you checking a nigga

they they called about for about seven eight motherfuckers yeah we got such and such such right here what can we do with him I'm like

god damn this shit crazy so if you come out of that LA, niggins, please lock it with some fucking bite. Because you definitely get stripped ass naked for everything out this bubble. Hey, Shug turned it up like that, I think. Shug was the one turned it up. I think so, I believe so.

Shug wasn't playing. Because these were playing Shill wasn't playing. Hey, matter of fact, I had a combo with Shug last night. Yeah, okay. We had Shug on the show. Oh, yeah, yeah, I peeped that. I peeped that. Yeah, man.

You know, you know what's crazy. A lot of motherfuckers don't know. Shug is a funny motherfucker, man. Yeah. He'd be tripping. Oh, man, he was on... Because we was offline on the phone when he was just tripping.

But, yeah, you say, Shill put it down like that niggas come over here. You know what it is. Yeah, no, that nigga should be. Man, that nigger wasn't playing with the niggas, man. You know what I'm saying? He turned the city to a monster. Now, Beez-Zo, you got time in the game.

You have him in the game. If I'm a young cat, you know, I live in Harlem. I live in Compton. I live in Seattle. I live in, you know, Philly, where about... And I'm looking at this interview right now. And I'm trying to get in a rap game. What type of game and direction could you give me about the business, about the approach, about, you know, getting a student?

What type of game could you give me if I'm watching this shit right now? Man, make dope-ass music, you know what I'm saying? First, first you got to, first, first, you got to be able to produce product, you know what I'm saying, that, like, people won't gravitate to, like, a large amount of people, not just your friends who, who gonna gas you because bro they're trying to make it out with you you know what I'm saying you gotta that be real you gotta shit

yeah you really gotta make you feel me dope music you feel me so you feel me that's like the main focus when you're trying to get in the game you know what I'm saying

and then like you know what I'm saying you gotta have like um you got to know what you what I fucked up at is I didn't know the business and I didn't have no people

around me like that you know what I'm saying and like guide me through that shit when all my shit started happening you know what I'm saying so I went through whatever I went through because of that but it was more on the business side I had the music but it was just the business

so you know what I'm saying once you got the music and once you got the music but focus on the music my nigga because there ain't nothing happening if you can't make the music right so like focus on dope-ass music and not going

viral because motherfuckers just be trying to go viral. Yeah, that's the thing with social. It's like, bro, nigga, make a hit, nigga. Make, nigga, a ghetto anthem, nigga. Make some hood shit, nigga. You know what I'm saying? That's going to, nigga.

Nigger, nigga, like, no, he the one, you feel me? And then, man, there's so many levels to this shit, you feel me, for me, like, because I, like, you feel, I can start popping about all, like, everything else. But it ain't going to matter to somebody who young trying to get in the game, all the other shit. I can talk about, it's just, both, focus on the music, you know what I'm saying? Right.

You feel me, you need music, and you need a solid team to start with, you feel me, start moving around the city. What's the team? What's the team? The team for a beginner, you feel me, you need somebody who can move you around, depending on what type of music you're making, you feel me? But you need somebody who can move you around to these different cities and these clubs and link with the DJs and, like, build up your relationships with all these people,

you know what I'm saying and you need that person and then you need producers like dope music but you can go find beats on YouTube nowadays so you know what I'm saying but it's just the music bro

I can't tell a nigga nothing bro if the homie come to me like bro I want to rap I'm gonna say let me hear the songs right the song because you can't get so bad weed in Cali you said the songs

yeah the songs because a lot of people and I'll be trying to tell little youngers when I run into them they'd be like yeah I'm hot. Look at this post. They send me a post.

I'm like, yo, you're rapping over somebody else beat. So the majority of the reason people listen to you because that's a popular beat already. You're freestyling off somebody. Where is your song? Fuck that freestyle and fuck the bird. Where is a song that you created as your shit that, you know, get some traction

that's going to be popping in the streets, popping in the club? Where is something that people can grab, hold on to it as your shit? Not no IG freestyle over somebody else beat. And one of the most important things is get the right homies around you you know what I mean

if every song you make it's hot oh god damn you got the wrong niggas around you man yeah for sure because

nigga it's gonna be some motherfucker days where you was just at the club you was partying you drank too much liquor and when you was recorded last night

you heard the wrong shit in your head yeah then when you get sober you're like we do we were fucking tripping last night

I definitely I definitely do that shit like every artist do that shit hey bro do not let me get too faded if I'm supposed to be rapping because, nigga, it's going to be bad.

Right. All motherfuckers do that. You feel what I'm saying? It might not even be you drunk. It might be you just, let me try some different shit. Let me try some shit that I normally wouldn't try because to be an artist you got to be willing to try some

different shit. You try some shit, you be, ah, nah, that wasn't that hot, don't turn that shit off. So, so. If you got friends around you and everything you do is hot, you got the wrong, around you. You're probably going to fail. They're in their hype. Yeah, that's shit.

You need a nigga to be like... That's your bullshit, man. Because you need niggas sometimes to test you. You need some niggas to keep it real with you. I don't know. I mean, it's cool. You know, a nigga might tell you, it's cool. You know what I mean?

But that ain't, you know, they're not that other one. Nigger that's, man. When your homie say shit like that, that's when they're trying to keep a real with you. That's cool. No, but that jump out the window. Jump out the window, that's the new scene Nick, that jump out the window

That shit gonna tear the clubs up My fuck's gonna be jumping out the window So get the right team around you, right friends around you man And that's major man And I think like he said he said something very important You said some real important watch you said Everybody just trying to go viral That shit don't last

It ain't got no hang time Especially when they ain't got nothing to land on You go viral off a moment Now they go to your page There ain't nothing there Ain't no website Ain't no link in the bio where they could buy some merge

or book is, you know, you ain't got no, no music. They go to iTunes or whatever. You ain't got shit there. You just did something real quick. And then you wonder why people don't stay. And then when you chase them viral and you finally go viral

and you get to a little 15 minutes of fame, then all you find yourself doing now was chasing another viral moment. So now you're becoming a whole fucking clown out here because you're chasing a, you see how many old niggas be out here doing goofy shit, acting goofy because they try and chase a viral moment.

Yeah, definitely Should be goofy, man Should be goofy See, one thing about me I could do this shit That I do because I always Been this way When you Google me

And I come up back in a day He was shot the fuck out He was doing crazy shit back then So it's not no, oh He's reaching No, but motherfuckers come to a midlife crisis I'm fucking, I'm gonna try something new

Be out here 38 doing dumb shit On Instagram And social media For no fucking reason Go sit your old ass down and watch Madlock, man. For real, man. Man, nobody's subscribing to that dumb shit, man.

That's how that shit be, man. So, how do you feel about marriage? Marriage, yeah. I don't really, bro. Wait a question, bro. I live my own life. Like, I believe in the shit that I believe in for my reasons and the things that I've been through in life.

You know what I'm saying? Yeah. But marriage is good. cool it's some man-made shit you know what i'm saying it's some shit somebody else created i can create my own shit you hear me but um marriage is is marriage is cool but like i seen my mom and my pops i grew with my mom and my pops and my pops was in jail i was like 15 16 boom he went to jail you feel me you feel me they did this while he was in jail and shit and they was made for like 20-some years and you feel me so i seen all that

So, like, to me, it's like marriage doesn't mean shit. Like, bro, that's shit. So it's like, what's the point of getting married? Like, you know what I'm saying? Like, what's the point? Right. My whole point, I mean, you know, other than I love my wife and, you know, but for me, marriage is more for me, you know.

And I hope my baby don't take this personal. But for me, marriage was more just putting protection on my family. Just in case something happened. You feel what I'm saying? because, you know, you don't be married and something happened, and then you got all types of family members and going through lawsuits about your paper and shit and all kinds of dumb-ass shit, you feel what I'm saying?

So for me, it was just putting protection on my family just in case something happened to me. My wife is good, ain't no dumb shit. Because at the end of the day, we've been together so fucking long. When you got married, nothing fucking changed. We woke up the next fucking day, and, okay, we married. All right, nothing didn't fucking change. We still do the same shit

We still live the same life We still do the same things Nothing changed You know what I'm saying So for us You know, we're just about having that protection I would do Okay so I feel that

And so boom You can have protection You can like Do your will and your trust And all that So it's something happening to you Everything is bha bab bab bab bab You feel me

So it's like all right cool That's cool But then it's like You got that option too I look at marriage And I'm like It's cool when y'all good But then you see what Kanye going through, you know what I'm saying?

It looks like he's going through the shit. You feel me? And you feel me? He got to go through divorce papers and all that shit. That shit is driving a nigga crazy. But that, I'm going to keep it all the way real. As men, that ain't what dry you crazy, man. Tell him what dry you crazy.

Man, blazing your bitches will dry you crazy. Exactly. When a nigga fucking a leather off your bitch and he just leaving zippers on the bed, that's the shit that drive you crazy, right? And now you got to go through divorce and papers and you got to go deal with all that and you got to, like, all that make it worse. But for me, when you ain't married, you could just...

But for me, that's all a mental thing, man. But, no, that's for you. That ain't the truth, though. That ain't going to be a mental thing for everybody. That's not the truth, though, because there's niggas that's in relationships that just got girlfriends who, they girlfriend cheat,

and they go through it like they still married. But you ain't got to go through it. You feel me. This is mine's and this is yours and signs, all that shit is just like, bro, that's like some That's the part that I don't fuck with Because I, it's like, it's cool, like when we're good

He's like, my paper, I know what he's saying. I know what he said, my paper. He low-key tells us we ain't got enough money yet. I'm saying, when you niggas get the $50 million. Hey, when it get bad, if it get bad, it's going to be a whole other. Yeah, that money. You got to part with that money too.

He tell it. And you got to part with that money. I see what he said. Oh, you don't? I just sign that thing. He said, me. He said that thing. He didn't let that money go.

Why, stop it? Y'all know how much money in this rap shit? Get me? I ain't let that pay bill. He said, I can't sign no shit. You know, I put that shit in my will. Motherfucking, get this, people. He said, you know what type of money?

I'm about to get on this fucking tour. That should be crazy. Facts. His tour rate gets stupid. This money's bag, Ray, drop. Nick, he said, I love my baby, but she ain't right now my fucking rap. That's motherfuckers. That sounds like me.

I wrote these raps. I took these penitentiary chances. They build this brand up What? Shit. Yeah. What that shit be, man? I'm the one sitting around design these goddamn clues.

Yeah, that shit'd be deep. No, but all that don't really mean none because this woman could get whatever she won anyway. You know what I'm saying? So. Thanks. You know what I mean? But when y'all not good, it's like that's over with it.

You all ain't good. Yeah, that's the truth. Like Drake just had to pay up, and he was happy about it because, you know, he a billion-dollar nigga, but he just paid up some crazy shit. Drake? Drake. Drake? Dr. Dr. Drake.

Oh, she rolled with him from, she was dead. She was shooting with him in the gym, shoot with him in the gym. Yeah, but when is enough enough? Like, you would shoot with me in the gym. He goes 30 million. All right, you got a billion. You got a billion. How much you're passing off?

How much you're passing off if you got a step off and you got a billion? How much you're going to give it? I don't give a shit. Like I got a billion dollars. Hey, listen. When you're fucking with me, you're fucking with me. If you ain't fucking. You're not.

You're not. All right. So what I'm saying is right. All right, you as my wife, all right. I accumulated a billion dollars. You already got your own bank account. So you already got money in your shit. All right, I'm going to give you this 30-piece chicken nugget.

You good. Yeah, no, I feel you. I feel you, I feel you, bro. You know, that's, you feel me, that's, I don't know. How much Stray had to give up? Like some hundred million. Oh, shit. Like a hundred or something.

I read it. I don't know. I think it was a hundred million, but it was something crazy. But he was happy. See, let me tell you something. But I'm like, God. See, that's when you be contemplating other shit. Damn.

40,000 aren't. I get out of here. But listen. Call a little boobin. But no, a hundred. And you got nine more. You probably like, fuck it. I mean.

I mean, if you're happy, I mean, it's going to be you buying your piece. How long was you with him? For a long time. All right. No, no. Imagine the niggas who be who your woman was with you for 11 months. you married a six months in that's all

Lord have mercy that's how you gotta go through the mud with me to get some you know I'm saying some type of marriage or something he's like we get married when we're 80 no he said you had to be there

from the beginning you got to go through some shit deep shit okay this nigga yeah you gotta go to prison with me you gotta be my celly bitch you gotta take this case baby

take this yes to case baby You know what I'm saying? But cops outside the car so missed, you mean to tell me this is your F and N? Yeah. Yes, my FN. This is your FN? Yes.

Why, jeezing it. Oh, it was, it was a hundred million, 50 now. He paid the 50 in 50 a year later. So he gave a 50 from a high. He ripped 50 off.

Here you go. Wham! And then next year, I'm going to give you nothing. Wham! Yeah, I know what he said. Make some new headphones. Take a fuck out of the way.

Damn. Designed some new headphones. headfold that's vicious when you could do that that's some that's some big boy shit man big boy shit big dog shit absolutely man but shit man you got the you got the single out right yeah yeah yeah yeah when is the album

coming the album coming soon bro I'm working I'm working you ain't get no title yet huh ain't titled album are you still working on that for the title huh the title he got his new album YG huh the album we're not talking about juvenile even

See, he learned from Gizi. Yes, he did. He learned from Gizzi. Oh, yeah, he said, before he was waiting an album, Gissi said, put that shit out. That when the album coming, I don't know, but the single out, nigga. Go get that shit. Put that shit out.

Scared, money. Real talk, but go get it. You're going to be out there this summer, too on. Oh, he's going to be all over. Yeah, I'm feeling me. He's going to be, bro. He's going to be out of those festivals. Oh, come on, bro.

I've been waiting, like, two years for this. You're going to go crazy. I'm ready. Picking up a Beanie Siegel a night. Oh, picking up more than now. Two being these equals. What, huh? Oh, shit.

God, damn. Five of them things. Oh, depending on a situation. Depending on a situation. Don't let it be a festival. Depending on the capacity of the venue. Oh, okay. Yeah.

How that feel, though? How that feel, though, bro? Man, shit. From being a young nigga with a dream, because when we're younger, we're coming in the game, this is all we really ever wanted. We think about the money, but let's be for real.

We want to hit that motherfucking stage, and them bitches fall out like Michael Jackson. Why did I like Just pass out Ambulance there and all that shit How that shit feel? No that shit feel good for like You feel me to like the part

Like you feel me the females is good And that shit cool But the part like the main shit for me It's just like The C motherfuckers Rapin like the lyrics that you wrote And they like like bro They fucking shouting that shit

Going crazy like You feel me that's the part Just like damn They really fucking with like the thing like how I do my thing. And they really be like living their life like to my shit, you feel me? So that's the part, you feel me, that's like special to me the most. And then of course, you feel me the females and all the shit and the lifestyle and all that,

you know what I'm saying, which is very dangerous at the same time. But yeah, bro, yeah. Hey, like the crazy thing is like me and Nick we used to be talking and shit. And like, Nip would be like, what's your goal? And, like, we had a gold talk, and then, you feel me, that nigger nip used to be like, yeah, nigga, you feel me, I just want to just, you see me, you see me, start getting, like, a hundred racks of a show. And, then, I'm going to be good. You feel me? You feel me?

You feel, me? Yeah, so, like, niggas, like, yeah, a niggerx, that's crazy. Like, whoa, wow. Then the nigger started getting, like, one-fitties, and I'm like, oh, my God, this is crazy. Yeah. Like, dude, what? And then it's just, you feel, me, that shit gets bigger and bigger and bigger, and it's just like, damn, bro, we were talking about a hundred K. like now that shit ain't nothing right like you see me that be the shit like bro this shit crazy

right yeah last question for we get out of here right you young yji coming in the game when was the moment that moment when was the moment where you somewhere y'allin about you might have been at a war show you might have been but that person walked up on you and was like oh my god y g i fuck with you man i love you man you and you was like Oh shit That's such and such Oh shit That's Mariah cat

Nigger I'm on nigger It's on nigger Like you know what I'm saying? Yeah No bro okay Snoop Snoop dog

Snoop dog Snoop Snoop bro Onunk walked up on you Yeah nigga So nigga this is like Toot him boot it

Like was like Popping and shit And shit And they was like Nick Snoop won't shoot we come perform a song at one of their football games. You know, he had the whole football league and shit.

So you feel, me, this is back in the day. This is like before it really started popping at the radio. Like, I don't even think it was on the radio yet, bro. It's like two, like top of 2010 or like 2009, some shit, bro. So you feel me? I'm like, niggins snoop. I'm like, what? I'm there.

Like, let's go. So we went, like, you feel me? It was in, like, Diamond Bar or something like, I, like, nigga, pull up, Snoop, like, just embarrassing the nigga. Yeah. Like, yeah, you got it, dude, like. I'm like, look, what the fuck, nigga? Yeah.

And then, uh, I did the song and, like, all the kids were going crazy singing the shit, like, and Snoop. And I'm, like, not trying to cuss. All the kids cussing snoop. Like, nigger, say that shit, nigga. Oh, the game. But, like, boy, that was the moment. I'm like, oh, this shit different. Like, you know, niggas grew up, like, all snoop.

Snoop. Absolutely. The legend. Nigger what, nigga? So it's like, that moment. And Snoop talk about this shit all the time. Like, he bring that shit all the time, you feel me? But, like, that was it for me.

You know what I'm saying? Like, Snoop, like, like, West Coast God. You know what I'm saying? So to get the stand from Snoop, like, early, like early, early. That was like, you know what I'm saying? That was there you think. Yeah, no, for sure.

Your confidence went through the roof? Oh. I mean, I knew you was a confident. the nigga, but I know what, but when Snoop, when a legend call you and tell your, nigga, you got it. Yeah. I mean, bro, that's cool, but. I'd have been home going crazy. Get breakout depending.

Now, we had a moment for show. Like, niggas had a moment for show. But, like, nigger always be like, yeah, that's cool, but how about the next song? Like, what's going to be the next shit? Right. Because, you know, you got to keep your, you got to stay consistent with this shit. So, you know, like, nigger live in a moment for a moment. But it was like, a nigga always be like, bro, don't.

get too, like, you know what I'm saying? Because, nigga, you feel me, the game cold, you know what I'm saying, the industry, cold. You'll be hot today, you'd be freezing cold tomorrow. Yeah, she'll cool you off like the AC and the c. Oh, God. So, like, nigga always had that type of

energy with this shit. That shit that cool you all. Man, we appreciate you for coming to cool, man. You already know when the album come, let us know we're pulling back up. Yes, man, though. You got to single out right now, go stream that motherfucker. Yeah.

Scared money out now. Scared money is out right now. Go stream it. Go purchase it. Go check the video out. And go put your 16 on there. You know what I mean. You thought it was over.

No, it ain't never over. It ain't never over. It ain't never over. It ain't never over. Yeah. The breathe is the whip. It's over. And you came like that, huh?

Coming like that, nigga. It ain't over. Just getting started. Yes, sir. I can imagine what the next one going to sound like. Yeah, come on, man. Stop playing with it. That way.

That way. That way. Yeah. You know me? It is just like that. Right.