Million Dollaz Worth Of Game - ROB49: MILLION DOLLAZ WORTH OF GAME EPISODE 210

Episode Date: March 12, 2023

New Orleans very own Rob49 joins us this week to discuss his rapid rise in Hip Hop, coming up in NOLA, and more. Rob49 has come a long way from his start in music two years ago to the release of his song "Vulture Island V2" with Lil Baby. His mark on the music scene and influence in New Orleans is undeniable and we can't wait to see what's next in store for this young talent.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, me, me, me, million dollars worth a game, man. This is, you know, the Volcher Island edition. For those that don't know, Rob, what is Volta Island? Vulture Island, like, when they were saying Chopper City for New Orleans, for BG,

it's like, it's just like a new player. I was going on so it's really like the whole New Orleans Walsh, Walsh Island You come to New Orleans You're in Vosha Island

That's a dope That's a dope twist Every time I look on Social or somewhere Somewhere you perform And shutting that shit down You're going to shut that shit down I ain't gonna lie

I don't even be knowing I'd be that letting place I go somewhere Performing Everybody know this shit Like They're running behind the cars And shit

It's like damn You know what I'm saying You see yourself being that You ain't been in the game That long How long you've been rapping Like two years Who introduced you to this?

You just start spitting or somebody, was it a homie? My LaDog was rapping, my partner was rapping. We were in the studio one day. I'm telling him, I'm like, man, this shit tries, man. He's like, you finish the song. I go in that because he was, he was like, I was the one stayed in the project for real, you know what I'm saying, going through all this shit.

So when I go on that rapper, he's like, man, you're really going through this shit. Like, we got to put you in the studio right now. Like, you know what I'm saying? So I just started going to the studio every day. Fog around came out with a tape. I was lit like the first week in my city. Because everybody knew me already

Just being around Like you know what I'm saying And you was just fucking around Yeah I'm fucking around Like I wasn't really fucking around I was You know I'm going through shit at the time So I'm still when I'm at

You know what I'm saying I'm talking about this shit I'm doing And what we really Going through right now So it wasn't no bullshit You know what I'm saying Right And it really turned it to something

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What you need to do right now, call 855505-dave. 855505-dave or visit Omega Techcredits.com slash bars through sports right now. You know, how did the song Vouch Island come? I was in that motherfucker trying to make a pain song. We got puku holes in the studio, boo. You know what I'm saying? We, liquor. I'm like, man, we ain't trying to hit-ass soft shit, man.

Let's play a hype song, man. Start a hype song. I'm like, no, bro. I'm like, matter of fact, you got a beat? He put that beat on. I went in there and said the first line. I said like the first six, seven lines, like, straight out the gig, freestyling.

I'm like, keep that. We just went all the way through that bitch. I made that song in like probably 20 minutes just bullshit and when I said I ain't had nothing else to say I'm freestowing the whole song

Damn I'm just like I see broding them in the mirror like keep going I just keep going saying it Like I keep that Let's go

I'm thinking that That was a part I was a saying There's some shit down there Oh no You know You know a shit like that But they ain't ever say that

You just made this So down there Do they still call Like say if they try to talk To a light skin chick Do they still be like, say red? See, red, yeah, sure it's great. That's the slang just don't fucking change up, Bill, man.

I was down New Orleans 20 fucking something years ago. That's all everybody ever said, say red. That's a nigga by the gas station. There are the niggies and who's going to be going. See red, red dress. Who they turn around for you? Absolutely, man. What part of that I know you from?

Four war, night wall. Four war, night war. Ninth Ward downtown, right? Yeah. The Fort Wall was downtown New Orleans, but it's like all of it downtown, you know what I'm saying? Where was Manny Fresh from? Uptown. Manny Fresh from downtown.

Sevenwood, yeah, okay. Yeah, because everybody else was from Uptown except for Manny Fresh when I was on cash money, except for Manny Fresh and a couple of other people there's from downtown. Uptown. No, Manny Fresh from downtown, yeah. You were part of that Uptown movement, for real. And Wayne was from Holly Grove. Yeah, Wayne from Horry Grove.

Yeah. That's what's up, man. I got a lot of love for New Orleans, man. Now, you know, this music game, you know, it seemed like you hit. As soon as you hit, you got the video. It seemed like the whole New Orleans was down at that video. Yeah, a little baby.

Yeah, Kevin Gett, everybody was down there, but it seemed like the city came out for that. It was just a new excitement. And I don't, and I ain't see that in a long time. You know, how did it feel to be that new voice in New Orleans? It feels good just knowing I'm going to do right by this shit. Like, you know what I'm saying? Like, when I pop off,

I'm going to always make sure. anybody from New Orleans get what they deserve, you know what I'm saying? Get the voice they need. So it feels good just being a genuine nigger that's winning at the time, you know what I'm saying? Because a lot of fuck niggas get that position.

And then you'd be looking like, man, where about that? All the fuck nags got the position. What's good is that you've seen a lot of success and you're still young within the game, right? How do it work with, how do it work on the aspect of the friends, the people you knew,

I know a lot of things change finances change did it start to get funny because you know a lot of people don't understand the experiences of an artist and how they journey be the journey they be having

and how I go in an aspect of losing friends going through with family how has it been for you? Yeah I had got signed like three months into me rapping

four months into me rapping so I had a sign before I even made Vulture Island so I got signed and I'm taking care about it you know what I'm saying I make sure I'm just being a real nigga

My fuck went broke You know what I'm saying Yeah for sure So all you're signing money That shit was gone That shit wasn't gone And I ain't even had nothing to show for it For myself

I made Voucher Island Staying with my mom You know what I'm saying So now the money come again I'm like I know how to handle it You know what I'm saying So it's like

You know of course people You're gonna be like But I got that I got that voice to say like Man y'all watch me broke on the fuck shit like paying for everything and shit like so I ain't going that way no more you know what I see that

hold on let me let me let me just say this to all the artists out there right when you sign a contract to a record label and you you get some money the advance money that's that's not no legal party money that's some

this money is to get me straight until my album come out and I'm able to make some real money. Niggas don't understand that, though, you know. What we come from, they see money and be like, oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. So that's why I'm here to let them know.

When an artist signed, he signed. We signed collectively because we behind you. Yeah. But you got to understand when he signed. The niggas that surround them, y'all still in the struggle right now. Because I haven't won. The win is not in signing a record.

deal and getting some advance money. No. Because 99.9% of artists that sign a record deal and get some advanced money and they shit don't never take off, they end up broke. So you got to understand that this is just the first level of execution in our winning. My man signed. All right. Our lives not going to change.

Ain't nothing about to change yet because he ain't won. He just signed. That motherfucker signed an NBA contract. That don't mean shit. You could be let go ASAP and back in the fucking D league. So the real win is when he signed to support him, you seeing his life get better because he can better your life until he's truly got both of his feet in the fucking door.

You all be wanting too much from a nigger too early. and then if a nigger got a certain amount of loyalty and a nigger don't know how to say no now when a nigga end up busted and disgusted now you're just the famous broke nigga then he just had to rank it out three years ago damn he's living with his mama

they're gonna stop fucking with you and everything right damn so let's be for real man let's understand the processes of this shit when a nigger gets signed that's the first process now y'all should be encouraging the nigger to go even harder damn thought you sign you gotta really make that shit no now we critiquing anything no dog you could have said that line better no you could have because you trying to make your man go to a point to where it's though now money don't even matter to you nigga mm-hmm now I've been down since day one you you you you're worth 25 mc knollars nigga I can I get an upstart to help to something Because now you can afford to give me something and it's not going to hurt you.

But niggas don't never want to wait to that point. They don't never want to play their role. They don't never want to help the team win the championship. Niggas be expecting too much too early. Niggas be thinking when you wrap off your talent and you come up, then I immediately come up. No, you got to put some work in, nigga. You got to have some legs to stand doing. You got to be a motherfucking asset, not a liability.

I want to feel good helping you. you open up this business you know why because every fucking time i needed backwards for the last five fucking years you was there to get the motherfuckers anytime i needed something to eat any time niggas don't want to go on the journey so right a lot of times you got to cut them niggas off and it be crazy because i don't think people understand how much money you got to spend your overhead is to keep you moving your security your clothes your look your transportation They want you to go to the studio all night and just give them your money. Damn.

That's what niggas be wanted out to, like. Yeah, damn, what you mean? You elaborate on that. I'm just saying, like, niggas want you to put all the work. You're shooting a video and you can't wake up in the morning. You're waking up at 7 at night. You can't see the fan. But you got to make sure everybody else's great.

You know what I'm saying? You got to make sure with gang straight. Like, man, that shit. You get older than you realize, like, some shit just, that's shit. it over, like, you know what I'm saying? Then I can't even imagine with y'all, niggas, because see, your entourages is different from our entourages.

Back in the day, long as you had that motherfucking ice on, and you had some motherfucking clean sneaks on, and a nice pair of jeans on, you had a white t-shirt, black t-shirt, it didn't matter. That ice bounced up off that shit.

You, you niggas be having, like, $7,500 outfits on every day. Mm-hmm. I mean, see, shit. You go to the motherfucking,

you got a concert tonight, you go to the motherfuckering to the Louis Vuitton store or one of these motherfuckers stores with your crew. You don't spend $110,000 for everybody to get fly for tonight.

It was only 10 of you knickers. Y'all niggins. I don't know how to fuck y'all manage the budget and clothes, man. This young generation drip budget is Unfucking believable I slow down on that shit

Too much money on clothes I'm about I make a website Had that shit as I'm done Ain't there some shit In real I know they're gonna be like man I'm gonna be in my head Like fuck what you're talking about

Ain't this some shit mama Now this nigga's mama Sitting in the background I love her the deaf Great fucking woman He's sitting here talking about it down on that shit, put a $3,000 sweater on. Yeah, I had to slow

down on that shit. You didn't slow down in the fucking You got to dribble. Digger. Nick, I got a $1,200 jeans ordered it and $3,500 sweater to me. Yeah, I had to... I said, by I made the website.

I made the website. Once I, you wear that shit one time, man, they're going to keep seeing that. You ain't about to see him. I'm going to sell it. You ain't sell it all in the site. Oh, my daughter. I'm about to kill him.

You can have a mean site. Man, what? That's the fuck. You set you a shopper-five. They're going to buy the shit out of that. All your money back. That's the fuck. That's the part about this generation, too.

You niggas spent $8,000 on the feet. And then you wear it twice a motherfucker and your gram-talking shit. You always got that jacket on. Bitch, this is the second. War. Yeah. They'd be triven. That shit crazy, man.

This generation, man. You're like, damn, bitch. I spent $6,300 for their jacket. I can only wear it once. The expectations that. they have for the young generation this shit is unbelievable man it don't make sense it's almost like

it's impossible to live up to because we sit on this couch and have conversations with real live superstars like and they talk about how they look at social media

and feel like they wasn't doing enough you like what? And you like we said like wait do you like one of the biggest niggas in the world the fuck do you mean you felt like you wasn't doing it you

measuring yourself off the gram motherfucking ain't that shit but that's the reality of this shit and the gram is hard on this motherfucker generation man y'all niggas got it y'all go broke just off of clothes man y'all don't budget your money

for you real man you be young niggas be showing their closets There's niggas be having like $400,000 worth of sneak. So I'm like, what the fuck? Yeah, it's different. No, I'm going to learn how to do that shit. I'm buying clothes when I got something to do.

I'll show us something, a video. Other than that, man, I got some sweats on from Walmart. The only place I'm getting this from. Damn. Sweets from Walmart? Man, what? The same nigga. Sweets and some ones on.

Yeah, what I know? Slides. Slide, damn. That's a real. I'm everywhere. Well with that. These I'm saying my mind. Now, this, I know this one I'm going to know if he's lying or not.

Man, I'm telling you. The motherfuckers slides ain't come from Walmart. And I'm slides. Man, I wish I would have bring the slides with me, man. They came from Walmart. I don't know. What they had, T.J. Maxis him. Oh, dang.

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I really fuck what I got I got dirt on there I got I got um I got I got

Trippie red on there Shout out the trippy Who the fuck else I got on Shout out to Dirk Eyo Smirk

I got the baby on there That's my nigga That's my nigga That's my nigga right There Shout to the baby Damn

Got my nickers on there No, no, no, no, facts, real niggas. Who else I got on that? I think I got Vori on that. Mm-hmm. My nigger. Voree.

You should tell your friends about the bad guy. Man, that nigga hard. Amy. But you know what's crazy, most of the people you name is me and I was with a game alumni. You know what I mean?

So it was like, like, how do you? I got no cap on that, too. Okay, no cap. Yeah. How do you deal with being a part of this? You know, you come from New Orleans. That's a real, organic, genuine place

that's embedded in, like, the street coaching mindset. So you know real when you see it. How do you navigate through this rap game when you might have listened to somebody's music, but when you get into this energy, you realize a lot of this music don't match the energy when you see these people. I ain't lying.

I learned to shut up, like, just shut up and let a nigga expose their self. You know what I'm saying? Like, the real going to always do real shit. And you shut up, you can't speak on, no, you got to just show your action. So I let niggas do real shit and I'd be like, all right, I go fuck with you. I can't even talk to you because I ain't even talking to niggas. Like, you know what I'm saying?

So that's about it. Just shut up until the niggas show me something that they're real or some shit like that. That's good, man. You know, just being, you know, you're an artist, but on the business side, how do you look at yourself, like handling your business, like investments? I see you got a cologne coming out Yeah man I got a cologne my shit right here Samedo man Shout out to Samedo man

Might to launch this next month I mean Turn that shit up I got You know Travel size It's called Samedo Right Give me that one ride the black

But you know Balo reading They did good He said give me some of that See me though I ain't seen that stuff like that Yeah she did And he's like

See me though What the fuck you talk about Do you see it Nah reading ass nigga I mean you get You get fly you ready go out to the lounds, you know, it depends. Do me in favor. Soak some on them dogs, man.

No, I don't need to put them on my dogs. Let's just be barking, man, you know what, you? Some metal. The good thing about it. Calm, you're barking dogs down. These semittos, they travel sides. You get some. You had to, what's when they, hold up.

You had to, you ready to get, you know, get fresh. You had the crib. You put in that drip on. Hit it a couple times, you know what I mean? So, you know, you got to activate the women when, you know, you get into the situation. Yeah, man. You got to get activated. I mean?

I went to sex one day And I was buying some cologne That shit was like $500 You said $500 You said oh I ain't know this shit was going For $5 Oh yeah

Sento Find them They were making these I don't know Not one thing With a fragrance Yeah I know Rihanna

Just got to deal With the B with the same type But oh yeah We're going This the right We're going That's the show

I'm starting And chucking And And real estate That's about it right now Oh, so you're on your paper. You're not just, you're not just messing. No, no, I told you.

I went broke that first time. I'm like, man, because I used to see all the way. I'm, man, I'm buying a house. I'm buying my house. I ain't even got a chance to buy my house. I'm like, oh, no, we ain't doing. There's no more. You ain't get the chance.

I did that. She doesn't smell good, too, man. She smelled good. Yeah, yeah. I'm activated. Don't even worry about it. I know what to do with it. Travel.

It's thrown right in a travel bag, you know, I'll be getting, you know, when it's time for me to get, you know. Spray them dogs. Man, we're trying to touch a bee off that shit. That's a real nigga with a bag. I'm trying to bring it back to everybody. Some metal. Yo, let me ask you this, though. Like, growing up, you know, your dad was in the penitentiary.

Yeah. But you all had a, you know, how was important, because I heard you had a bond with your father, how was important that bond? Just still being able to communicate, go to see your father, have him in your life, you know? In line. It really was important because, like, me standing a project.

I wasn't no child that was inside. I was outside, for real. So be saying my daddy and shit I ain't even noticed this shit till like I got older You know what I'm saying Like I would have been doing way more Like I knew

Boy you go around that Like my partner I'm like man let's go do this And you know what this is You see what I'm saying I'm saying I'm like I ain't gonna lie I do that Y'all ain't got no dad

I gotta go I gotta go see my dad about that Because if I go If I go left with this He gonna come at me like man You know what I'm saying So I ain't lying That kind of helped me a lot

But I'm just seeing the shit because there's so much shit I could have, like, so much shit. Like, even, like, my teenage years, like, soon as he got out, he got out when I was, like, 14, 15, I was still about to be doing bad shit. I'm like, man, like, this come with 10 years, like, your dad and I'm going to be looking at you, like, a fuck boy. He ain't even about, like, what they'll do to you. You're just going to be looking stupid, and I ain't never been a nigga child

looks stupid. So I'd be like, nah, we're going to do something. Do you remember how? How did you carry them conversations in the moments you spend with your father on the prison visits when you went to go see him? I didn't lie. It was just a lot of game. Like, he was talking to me. Like, I was 25, 26 at the time.

Like, you know what I'm saying? So I ain't lying. I won't have, when I have my son, I won't be able to raise my son just like that. Like, how my mom probably raised me because, like, you know. But from on the streets. A project in New Orleans. That's not, like, it's not. not a hood around the world.

A project is like terror around this motherfucker. Like, we stand in this bitch so like, if I can make it out some shit like that, like they they like superheroes. You know what I'm saying? And I tell Wallo all the time.

You're from the city of Philadelphia. You ride through this motherfucker. I ain't gonna lie. Looker the last time in Philly nigger broke me in the hood. I don't know what hood I was in, but that bitch is treacherous. Like, Philly ain't nothing nice that bitch

like New Orleans like I was looking around like whoa real tough you got to move right around this bitch like yeah and I told I told while though I say it's only one motherfucking place that I've been to that I'm not saying other places ain't

dangerous because other places is dangerous as Philly just as dangerous as New Orleans just as but the look of this shit when you in Philly I don't give a fuck what part of Philadelphia

you're in you like this shit looked dangerous like I ain't even this is the nice part everybody how's this touch

what the fuck's going nobody got a lawn nobody got so the only other place I ever been in the world that had me like that was New Orleans

the first time I went to Magnolia projects and I'm standing out there with Killer Stone Rust in Peace, Killer Stone and I'm like This shit crazy It's dangerous Then I look over

And I see a whole motherfucking project Drink right here That's boreded to fuck up And I'm like oh yeah That shit abandoned And there's some kids Ran out that motherfucker I was like Damn

Shit I'm like That shit was like That shit was crazy. It was murder capital of the world right now. I was like, I was down that bitch like, okay, so I understand and I got a, I got a real quick understanding of why New Orleans is why New Orleans is.

It's niggas on top of niggers. Niggas don't even like it on that, bitch. Just like Philly is niggas on top of niggas. And one thing I also credit New Orleans niggers for, too, is dumb niggas don't got no fake nickname. Let a nigger name be sick with it That nigger's sick with it It ain't any no fucking ain't no in-betweens or nothing As soon as you see a nigga nickname

You know what the fuck he do Rest in peace to vamp You used to be on cash money Called the niggum vamp I'm like okay As soon as he opened this motherfucker mouth That nigga had fan fights Oh, okay

Anything makes sense With New Orleans Yeah, me Even if they call a nigga Bullethead It's because he got shot In his fucking head With a bunch of bullets

Like There's one thing about New Orleans All these nicknames Be matching up and shit BG Baby gangster Really who the fuck He said he was

Put all the gangsters Around cash money Yes I Hot boy the hot boys yeah we're free so one thing about New Orleans them niggins nicknays more they're gonna match up you're never going to see a bitch ass knicker with a tough nickname that's not going to have he had to earn his shit in New Orleans trust me this episode a million dollars worth of game is brought to you by zip recruiter how can you break through the clutter and attract the most qualified candidates for your business zip recruiter and right now you can try it for free at ZipRecruiter.com slash game. How does ZipRecruiter help you stand out to the right candidates?

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3-12-8-4-7-20309. And Mr. Tax-Free is going to give you the tax-free e-book and a tax-free live class. Like, not in no course. He's going to be teaching you live. So you get a tax-free e-book and a tax-free live class, and he's going to sprinkle some G on you. But what's important is this, is that, time of the year and the tax man coming you know what's interesting a lot of things people

don't know about tax like me I didn't know and somebody told me that when you got kids you get like you can have a little as job me you get money back for the kids I didn't know nothing about that yeah yeah so um here's the thing like like the tax code is actually made to teach us how not to pay taxes right like people think the tax code is about like how to pay the most taxes no the tax code is 77,000 pages 95% of it teaches you how not to pay taxes but we got to understand understand the rules of the game order to win the game, right? So one of the rules of the tax game is that if you have kids, you're able to get what's called a child tax credit.

That could be after $3,000 per child, not to mention if you have a kid and make money, you can get the child tax credit plus the earn income credit. You can be looking at $5,000 to $8,000 of money back in your pocket every single year. So my thing is this, like Gil You hoop, right? You would never go try to play a game of basketball without knowing the rules, right? Right, so why do we approach the game of money? Why do we approach the game of business without knowing the rules of taxes? It's not just about making the bag, it's about keeping the bag.

And that's what I'm going to help everybody do, keep the bag with all the information I'm giving this in the class today. And now, now, all right, tax time come, you know? By the way, the average person pays 51% of their income and taxes. So think about this. The first six months you're going to work, you're working for free. Because you're giving that money to Uncle Sam. The last six months, you're working for yourself.

So my thing is that I want to teach people the game on how they can live tax-free in 2023. Now, let me ask you a question. like if I'm a business owner and I just you know because a lot of you got a lot of business owners say I got a crib and and somewhere in I say I want to

I want to have an office in here can I be could you write it off on your taxes absolutely matter of fact I can give you a better play so for my people at home that are W2 earners see the tax code was not made to benefit W2 employees it was made to benefit entrepreneurs and investors but if there's a way I can teach your audience

how to get their job to pay them salary increase and save on tax at the same time. Can I get that play? Yes. Okay, so when you start a job, you have to fill out a W-9, a W-9 and an I-4 forum, right? Most people think that you have to be paid as an employee. You can actually ask your job to pay you as a contractor, right?

Pay you as a $1099 contractor. They save 7% of every dollar they pay you when they pay you as a contractor versus employee. Even if I'm going to work at home, defaults, lows. Yeah, you can say, hey, instead of you paying me as an employee, I want you to pay me as a contractor to my business. And they got to. Yeah, so unless it's a government or a city job,

they don't have to, but all other jobs, they have the right to say yes, right? So not only when you do that, you can say, hey, I know you save 7% when you pay me as a contractor, so I actually want a 7% raise as well. 70% of my students that do this, they get approved. So not only they get paid as an employee, they get paid as a contractor, they get a 7% raise. So if you're making 100,000, now you're making 107,000. Here's the crazy part. When you start making money as a business owner, the IRS gives you at a 20% tax deduction just for being a business owner.

So if you're making 100,000, you just got a 20,000. thousand dollar tax write off from getting paid as a contractor versus employee so you've got a $20,000 tax write off right there now if you decide to work from home and have a home office if you like a secretary or whatever you get to write off your home office that's what you were saying so now you can write off a portion of your rent right every single month we have students that's right $1,500 to $1,500 they rent off every month on their taxes so they save in they get a $12,000 tax deduction for working from home right now because you're a business owner if you use your phone for your business, now you're writing up your cell phone bill.

Now we're turning all of our personal expenses into business expenses by simply going from being paid as a W to employee to being paid as a 1099 contractor. Damn. That was a game. That was a lot. That was a lot of game.

But, I mean, my thing is this. We spend money every single day, right? Why not get Uncle Sam, why not get the IRS to help pay our bills? The way we get the IRS to pay our bills is that if we understand that any expense that's ordinary or necessary for us to operate our business,

we get to decide whether something is ordinary and necessary. So you all fly a lot, right? Yes. Or this podcast. Your flights, whether it's first class, your business class, whatever, your flights are 100% tax deductible. This equipment, the studio,

everything here is 100% tax deductible. You all have cars. If you use those cars in your business, right, whether that's shooting content in front of your cars, shooting ads in front of your cars, you walk-up shoot content, your cars are now a business expense. So you can ride off a portion of your business.

your vehicles on your taxes as well. So my thing is we are already spending this money. Why not get the IRS to help pay some of our bills? Yeah. Yeah. You know what I see. A lot of people keep asking the question. Some people want to ask the question.

What could you write off? You got a business. We already know about the certain, the car got a way a certain way. What are all the top things that people don't know? What is the things, the top things that people won't even have a clue that they can write off? Do you know you can write off your birthdays? Get out of here. Can I go into that?

Go ahead. Okay, so if you have a birthday coming up, right, instead of just throwing a party for your birthday, you can host a mastermind. You call your friends, you call Gil, you call all your business partner, homies. Y'all spend the first couple hours of the party talking about business strategy, social media strategy. At this age, my friends need to be my business partners anyway. We got to be breaking bread. So the first half of your party is a mastermind. You invite your people.

You take attendance. Y'all go over social media strategy. You take notes. And then after that's over, then you have the party. but now you're able to write off the venue, the Airbnb that you hosted your birthday at, you're able to write off the food, you get catered, you're able to write off some of the drinks, and you're able to write off all the expenses related to throwing that party, you know, having your signs up. We're going to do that shit for your party.

No, we are doing that shit. I'm talking about your last party. My birthday party, yes, I'm writing that off. That is, yeah, we are calling that a business mastermind. My wife ain't slipping. Yeah, we are calling that a business mastermind. All you have to do is document. You take photos, you take attendance, or who came.

There's a lot of photos. about what business topics were talked about what podcast guests were secure right we do all that and now we're focused on how to turn our personal birthday

into a 100% tax deductible business mastermind damn like but what else is out there like because people be trying you know you hear people on internet you can write this all you can people don't be sure

yeah you know a lot of people just be saying stuff without without actually knowing the rules or the documentation behind it right so here's one of my favorite deductions is I love higher

in my family right because I believe that um you know i believe in generational wealth so if you have uh if you have if you have if you hire your family let's say you hire your nieces your nephews your your auntie or whatever now because everybody in your business works not now because everybody in your family works in your business every time you all have retreats or getaways that's considered a business trip so now if you if you hire your mom your sister your cousin your daughter in your business now if y'all were to go to a resort for thanksgiving that's not a thanksgiving trip

that's a business strategy session so now you're flying your family across the country you're having great times for Thanksgiving and you're able to write off Thanksgiving Christmas because your family works in your business that's a business strategy session and not just a holiday. So now you're making money with your family

you're keeping the money in the family and you're writing off the experiences that you have with the people you love the most. Damn, this boy man, listen man. First of all, what you're doing to do is your BMF, man, you're bad motherfuck y'all need to text game, right? G-A-M-E, the 3-1-2-8-4-7-27

312, 847, 2309. You also, when you do this, you're going to get the free, tax-free e-book in a tax-free live class. Like Carter, Mr. Free, listen, he's going to be teaching you tax-free. He's going to be teaching you the game live. It's not a course. It's not pre-recorded. He's going to be right there on the screen in real-time giving it, answering questions,

popping it back at you. That's the whole thing now. Now, you said 51%. That was major. Yeah. Yeah, that's a lot of money. That's a lot of money. if you're making a million dollars you're giving away a half a million dollars that's too much

see the thing i tell people is like if you the easiest way to make more money is to pay less taxes you don't got to ask nobody for a raise you want to get more clients if you can go from paying $100,000 a year in taxes to $10,000 a year in taxes you just save $90,000 every single year so i tell people like it's not about how much you can you're going to pay it's about how much you can get how much you can not pay and i want to i want to teach people that they can live tax-free if they know the rules. Now, I do have a strategy. I've never shared live.

I want to share it on y'all's show. Come on, share it. Okay, so I want to teach people how they can become their own bank and use that money to fire their boss and jumpstart their business and it's all tax-free. Okay, so if you have a 401K

at your old employer, right, and you just have to leave your job and you have a 401-K, if you touch that 401-K money, you're going to have to pay taxes and penalties on it, usually, right? So instead of taking out that 401k money you can open up what's called a solo 401k it's free you use e-trade vanguard you open up a solo

401k you can roll over your 401k from your last job to this new solo 401k that you can completely own so you say you had $100,000 at this old 401k you roll it over into your solo 401k and now you own it when you have your own solo 401k you can borrow against the money you have in your 401k yeah and loans are not taxable to the IRS so you this is a loan this is not money so you can borrow $50,000 from your 401k tax free you can use that $50,000 to buy the equipment to jumpstart your Airbnb business or to jump start your tour business or whatever business you want to start you can use this tax free loan of your own money to jumpstart your business and then when your business starts making money you pay

the loan back you have to you have to pay interest on the loan but guess who you're paying interest back to yourself yourself so you'll be so now you borrow your own money you're not paying any taxes they have any penalties on it you're using that money to jumpstart your future in your business right now and then when you start making money for your business you pay the loan back and you're paying interest back to yourself and it's all tax-free now you know you know you know some shit that I ain't that I don't be known a little bit a little bit bro you don't know too much anything shut the fuck up I thought I knew something I taught you or anything you know they used to change you fucking that's not something to talk I used to watch you up used to shit in the tub all the time

That's something you're talking about. What? I used to change your pamphers. Yeah, but at the end of the day, you don't know too much. But, but let me finish, man. I'm going to need you to fly out of Philly a couple times a week. We need to send out and I'll discuss some. I got y'all, man.

Y'all run up a bag. I don't want to help y'all keep the bag. I was just about. Right. But like, inside of this text and, you know, free e-book, what's in there? Yeah, so I have a list of over 200 tax deductions that you can use in your business today. So if you ever have a question of, yo, cannot write this off? All you have to do is open the ebook, scroll down to whatever you're looking for, equipment, electronics, travel, credit card interest.

You just scroll down and whatever you need and you see can you write it off and then there's a paragraph on exactly how to do it. So I'm giving everybody that ebook completely free and I'm going to give you a free live class to where I break down the ebook. So now you're going to get the ebook for free. You're going to get a class with me breaking down the ebook and then you're going to be to ask me questions in that class as well. That's why I encourage. Everybody, go ahead, text the word game to 312, 847, 2309. So we all can live tax-free in 2023, baby. What is the, how can I say?

What is the book? You got the book and all that stuff. But when you teach it, could they ask questions and stuff? Like, what is the formula of this whole? Yeah, yeah, yeah. So at the end, I'll open that with questions. But at the beginning, it would be breaking down game and giving them the strategies and tools,

not just how to save them on taxes, but once you get this information, you can help your family, you can help your friends, you can help your cousins, you can help everybody around you, keep the back. Like, if you were paying 50% taxes

to zero percent taxes, you're saving a lot of money. There's no reason why millionaires, billionaires out here not paying taxes on their income, right, not paying income tax. Grant Cardone had a strategy where he bought a $100 million jet that helped,

that helped him avoid paying income taxes for three years. If multi-millionaires or billionaires are not paying taxes, why do we feel like we have to, right? I feel like as a black people in the community, we feel like we have to pay taxes. No, we just don't know the rules of the game, therefore we can't win the game. And we get mad at other people like,

oh, they're cooks or whatever. Don't hate the player, don't hate the game. Just learn the game so you can win the game. That's it. And that's what I want to teach people how to do. That's major now. Learn the game so you can win the game. How important is bookkeeping?

Oh, dude. bookkeeping is everything you cannot write off what you do not track right so do you have to have the physical receipts um so no so so bookkeeping is for tax for it's for tax prep purposes receipts are for audits so you want to have your receipts in case you get audited but i'm give somebody a great uh website you either use quick books or you can use um expensify and these apps are free and that well expensiveify is free and you can take pictures of your receipts and upload them to the cloud so you never have to keep any more receipts. I don't believe in keeping

physical receipts. Take a picture, upload it to the crowd. Uploits to the cloud. You can go to Expensify to check that out. And I'm going to be breaking down bookkeeping as part of the class as well because, again, if you're not tracking it, you can't write it off. Appreciate that. Yeah. So give them that website one more time, man. I need y'all to go. I mean, give them that number. I need you all to

text. Listen, text game. The 312-847-2-209. 3-12-8-7-2309. And you're going to get the tax-free e-book in a tax-free live class where he's going to give you the game in real-time is going to be live you're going to ask questions

you can raise your hand up in there and Zoom to be jumping his rooms always listen Carter listen Mr. Tax-Fer his rooms be jumping get up in there but right now you tapped into another

business spotlight where we gave you out of the game and we give your unbelievable resources with my man Carter Mr. Tax-free and it's just like that right but you got something else

you want to talk to them I just want to say like it just is energy man Where the fuck all you get all this energy from, man? When you're performing, man. Because, you know, Gil always talking about, Gil always talking about, Gil always talking about performance with a lot of artists.

He'd be like, eh, that ain't performance. He always be up on performance. When he first seen your shit, he said, this, nigga, snapping. Where the fuck you get all the energy from? Fuck, when we come from, niggas don't even get this chance, like. Yeah.

So I take everything like, man, I'm on this stage. I don't know what's going to happen tomorrow. like I'm might have given my awe like that's really how I've been I had a dream before I even started rapping if I even thought about rap I was playing out playing basketball

I had a dream I was performing in front of a crowd full of people I ain't never knew it was gonna be rap for my life you know what I'm saying so I go in there I look at this shit I'm like damn it's the dream

so you gotta go hard with this shit nigga you're living your dream like yeah we're trying to look cool for I don't be yeah

I ain't just trying to look cool for a nigga I want to live and have a happy life So I'm having a happy life I mean I feel like a lot of artists too you know what I mean If that's your thing that's your thing But I feel like when you hit that

motherfucking stage It ain't no such thing There's no cool factor man You're trying to get these people Here the best performance You ain't you up there being cool That ain't the best performance That shit lame

Yeah motherfuckers know your words So yeah nigger's singing that shit But you want to give a motherfuckers a performance Where you like No that nigga anything was crazy when that motherfucking I will never forget

when DMX came out on stage in Philadelphia man it was the greatest shit I ever seen in my life man Did you start barking too You fucking right

Get at me That's a puppy joint That's a puppy join right now No no you just said Woo woo woo what the fuck What the fuck? I'm just saying What type of dog is you

A shit zoo You said a woo-woo did you start barking Woo-woo Yeah, fuckers you're talking about Every fucking whole stadium was in there Growling and shit Fuck as you're talking about

All of us became little fucking pit bulls That day It was 30,000 pit bulls And that fucking motherfucker That's why he fucked me up You can get You can't get a bitch to bark for you Fuck as you're talking about

He had motherfucking 30,000 Niggas and women in it What the deal? Fuckers you're talking about That shit was unbelievable He'd be having motherfucking saying words He made up

He just told this I didn't even know what the fuck I would talk But I ran out of word E E E E E E They like Do that shit again E E E E E E

Fuck That shit hot Let's go Fresh off depressors Now I'm at Jackson State Whole motherfucking Camp is singing that shit Whole locker room

scheming that shit So sometimes It'd be about to energy the energy yo be about the energy

he had great energy in this yeah I'm a motherfucker that's like this who was in

the studio when I made that song you knicks is in the studio every session I'm gonna fuck you up looking

when I made the song I walked out the girl was like um the girl walked up to me like Rob

look at me because you know it's a party man I'm not trying to look at you and talk like you're trying to be

you're trying to be you're trying to and be um genuine and all that they ain't trying to hear nothing of that she's like this song is a hit she's like I'm telling you like this is your hit

she really told me that I'd be I'd be hitting up like man you really told me that shit like yeah back in the studio that's some now I said that that's some angelic shit like like how you knew that she really said that she kept telling me

she kept reminding me like right I'm telling you like don't look over the song like that's your crazy damn Fuck you're waiting on that's your A&R right there, you gotta get her ass over here. Stop what you're doing. Come on over here, you're my head.

Is this a hit? I'll be in the studio like this. This is a hit? Is this a hit? Is this a hit? Oh, this a hit? Drop these shit to be it. Because what's funny is

if she was able to say this is a hit, she might be the person that know your sound the best. your niggas was just in there Yeah this shit hot Everything hot you do For some of Mers niggas Just a hit, nigger

Yeah You and they all drink I don't mean that shit I don't get no man This is a hit Look at me Robert She called nigger by Look at me right now

I don't realize that This a hit Like I'm telling you This is a hit She's trying to preach it to me To make sure I drop this My fuck Red chick though

I appreciate her I ain't on a lot. Lead, I just got your A&R job, baby. Thank me later. No, I'm definitely about hit her up. You like, man, look, I got some music. Yeah, fly, yeah, fly. Everybody in the studio when you're making that shit.

So you can catch if I know that beat right there. That's the one. I mean, but no, like, are you just had a, not really you. You just were somewhere, you know, shooting a video, doing your thing. Shots fire. Next thing you know, you're in an ambulance. You know, what was going through your mind at that moment, man? I don't lie. I'm thinking.

I'm thinking, I'm about. God damn that die. You know what I'm saying? I'm like, fuck it, they're there what it is, though, because I ain't going to lie. My worst film was always dying, but it's like, I haven't been shot at it and shit, but I never got hit. I'm like, oh, this is the time, like,

because, you know, I don't see no blood coming out, so I know the blood inside me and shit like that. So it's like, fuck it. So I really, with my mood, like, fuck it is what it is. Like, it's your time. I believe in God, so whatever God said, that's what it is. Now, tell you something else he was thinking.

You was up? I was up. What did this nigga about to say? Shit burns a little bit. Nah, I ain't burning the legs. I was just like, fuck it. You know when that adrenaline rushing, you were like, I don't really even feel it. I was like, get me to the hospital.

That's what I was like. It was burning a little. I drew myself to that bitch. I don't know if it's the drip into the blood. You draw yourself? I'd hop to somebody. You see, see you different because I remember when Gil got greased. That motherfucker's skin.

like a white woman. He screamed like a white woman and scared him. He was big. He's the up die. The nigga graze. I'm gonna fucking up. I ain't even.

I ain't even, I don't say I drove myself to the hospital because they had a nigga in the driver. See, I jumped in anybody called me. Oh, you wasn't playing. I grabbed his nigga wheel and pressed his leg down. He took his phone, put his maps on. Went to the hospital. I said, all right, we pulled up to the hospital.

The fucking hospital closed. What? I got shot in my back. So by my lungs. So I'm like, fuck. Like, you can't play them. type games. Grab this nigga again.

Boom. We searched up nearest trauma hospital. Press this nigga leg again. Boom. I'm driving that

motherfucker. They got traffic. I'm like, no way. I say, brother, we're going on the sidewalk. Boom.

Grab that bitch. Stuff this leg again. Boom. We're on the sidewalk. All four the ties pop. We get on the interstate all four

that bitch is flat. You still going. Man, what? Fuck you mean out of road that nigga rims on. I hear the round. Fuck you're talking about. Oh, yeah.

You ain't never been shot. Yeah. Listen, we're on dying a car. I'm going to put some leg warmers on this bitch. For what? For what? For what?

We get to the hospital. Them people tell me they, yeah, we got to get you to the other hospital. We can't do nothing here. What? I said, fuck it. It did what it is. They made me script.

Everybody left out the room. I'm like, man, they did what it is. So you know what it is? He ain't never take it. I'm going to put some leg warmers on me, man. That's all you need is some leg warm. You got Grace now you think you fucking Rambo.

You got Grace. You got Grace. Now you're in the Army movie. Now you're in the Army movie. Now you're the last nigga on Earth. You got grace, man. Scream, scream like a cold bra. What you're talking about, man.

Grace. Come on, man. You got Grace. Fuck out of you. I wish I would have a graze on my motherfucker. That nigga was screaming. Fuck, no, I wasn't screaming. He, first of all, shout out to Bugatti.

We could get Buagadi he on the motherfucker show for a little two-minute segment. He could tell you what happened when I ran up on him and when I was shot. Fuck, you're talking about. He was sitting on the-you-passed. He was sitting on the motherfucking steps with three of a young boys. and I walked up, I say a young boy, call the ambulance real quick, man. This bitch-ass-nick shot me.

That was the exact words I said, nigga, fuck as you talking about. They said you fainted. Pussy. I'm going to put some legworms on you. When I put some legworms on you, you'll be all right. You screamed yourself into feigning.

That's all they need is one leg war, but watch, he's going to go. He's going to pass out. They said it was a BB gun. I'm going to get him a calf shot. I'm going to get him a calf shot. Don't hit no bone. He's going to pass a hub shot.

Oh, I'm a dog, guys. They say he hits you with a BB guy. I didn't do much time to die. It's a hit you with a BB gun. All the nights they had to survive, big Russ. And then I get out here and get shot. Big Rust, the nigga used to put him in a butt-necker-figure four-legged, lock in prison.

That was one of his cellies. Who? You know Big Russ, bitch. Fuck out of it. But listen, man. We appreciate you for pulling up, man. Appreciate you for, uh... Eat-E.

You know, providing the culture with that. that motherfucking fire, man. For sure. Because you definitely, you know, we appreciate when, um, you don't come on a million dollars worth a game and tell us no stories about how you, you're scaling back the fits when you just put another $3,000 fucking

jacket on for a fucking $3,000 hoodie. When you're going to get your rematch with Gil? Because last time you came to, I cooked him. I cooked him, barbecue big, only get these niggas one chance. He's only getting a young. He got to get a run back. He got to run back.

Is what we doing? I'm scared to play. I'm scared to death. See, that's why you got shot the first time. You beat the nigga for their money. You wouldn't get it. See? Scared to play.

I'm scared to play again. I am scared to play again. I got a guy. Almost ain't good enough, you hear me? You lost? You lost by, by, I mean, you won by a point. Listen, almost, almost don't count. Wallo almost got out of prison without giving his ass up.

But it didn't happen. Fuck out of here. You're lying ass, nass, nigga. Fuck out of here. You just a little hot, I think about the chin area. The nigga fuck is wrong with you. Yeah.

You'd have clit my chin, bitch. We'd have been there wrong. We'd have been mixing. All right. We'd have been a whole blender. A whole blender. Listen, give him a rematch, man. All right.

Whenever he's ready, I'll give him a rematch. Only because I fuck with his mom and it's pop, pop real nigger. Mom solid. You know what I mean? My baby. I got you. I'm going to do you something, do.

There's a money up, man. I don't even want to play with you. Is he going to put some money up on? Let's not forget I dusted your man off too. Oh, yeah, the boy, he said, oh, he's good. His guy's dad. You know, wait, you know me and your pop the same age. Could you picture your pop beating you in a basketball game?

Think about that. Could you picture your daddy beating you in a basketball? Get your daddy that's right in there? I dunked on my dad. Damn. See the difference between me and your daddy? You dunked him. Your daddy is old.

He dunked on you I'm a young 46 It's a difference He said he dunked He didn't go to me He said he dunked on me He said he dunked on you man

He's not blind Oh Eddie He ain't going to lock He crossed you and don't do you Look he back there trying to explain No I had slipped My my ACL was tender

And all this shit He said he moved out the way If I had to follow them Real hard Out there He'll lay that wood I tell you one thing for sure Two things to certain

Every time OG giving up story, it always relate back to Mama. She said he was good, his mama would have called me. If I would have found him, I would have had to hear. Somewhere along the line,

Mama put some hands on this, Nicker. Back in the day. And it's just like that. Right. Leave him, please. What are you doing? What are you doing? What are you doing?

That's a son. You got shot. There's life in the black ghetto. But it's still a fear. And sometimes what we do is we try to humanized motherfucker to show people the human side. You don't want to get shot. Yeah, I mean, nigga think, you know, I can be out of there.

I got real shit going on. I mean, we ain't gotta get in no particulars or who, what, we ain't get into that, but it's just real shit. Does it play the air to get, don't worry about that. Now, I'm on this music shit. I'm doing this. You know, I mean, I brought a lot of energy

and hope to New Orleans, and this is my journey. This is where I come from, this is where I'm at and this is where I'm going. That's the bottom line of this shit. You know, we get into other particulars, laugh, joke, and I mean, But it's like, when you think about you, you look at you. It's like, you created a song and the energy and a movement

that just get people turned the fuck up. And it's not about follow account. Sometimes, a lot of times, a million dollars with a game is like, it's a value exchange. We bring people that bring value. It's like, damn, okay, we're going to look out for you, but how are you going to look out for us. But you're one of them cases.

You're a rare case where it's like this young boy, we got it. It's like, we feel as though, the same thing we felt as though with King Vaugh, the same thing we fell to do with pushaise you're making the turn of you had a real turning point right now you got the energy you're doing the shows you're just a good human being that's a little different a lot of them you ain't in a little dumb shit and it's like how can we help him pivot and people hear his story in a thorough o g way not in no sucker shit not in no um try to utilize you some click-based shit how can people know who ride four or nine is know what the energy is or where he come from is different than when all these other cats come from And that's the story of you.

And that's what I think a lot of people understand. Like, what we do, we're not no journalists. We just some niggas from around the way to understand our people. We don't know that about anybody else, but we know about ghetto shit. And we know about our people. And we establish and we put a platform out there to where it's dope. It just could go. With one thing about Gil, Gil got a heart.

He got a special place with New Orleans in his heart. There's some niggas down there. He really was down there with the niggas. So when he speak about it, it's like he understand it, but a lot of people never went there. So they don't understand what you've got to get there. just to get right here for you to be here today for you to be rapping doing your music and just they'll understand man that was hard that's not you know you got you got different ghettos

and that place is a little extremely different that's not no ghetto it's like a war zone it's a different place and you make it happen so we just hear that you know basically help you go to the next level you know what I mean this ain't even about us it's about you and how people just can hear your story and see you and be like damn that's that nigg I turn it to his music but nobody I ain't know his story. You know, that's all that shit is about, man. He was some laughing. You know, Gil going to smoke some bad weed.

You know. You know what you said, me that mom. I don't smoke a fucking bad. Oh, you know, that's all he's going to do. Appreciate that, bro. You know what I mean? You did the last time you was up here, you worked Gil out in the court.

Yeah, I mean, so it's a lot of shit there. He still heard about that, man. You work out of him out of him out of him. Oh, man. Man, why I didn't do what I had to flip by this boy like that? I do tell my dad, like, you love. I'm like, you can play.

I'm gonna fuck, what a nigga talking about? I'm like, no type of wig out there. I said, you won a game? Yeah. He said, I lost. I see, what, back to that nigga, I don't know. No, he told me, no, he told me. Now, he told me, he said that he could play for real.

That nigga is. He played college, high school. Then he could play. They feel like a young nigga like, brother. They say you're following niggas a lot too, though. I don't do none of that. Yeah, you five. I don't know.

I ain't got shit. I'm 46. Yeah, I'm supposed to foul. The foul each young man. I can't all that badger when he was young. I knew he was a fucking problem. What? I know he was a problem.

You play high school? Yeah, he was killing him out of school. That's in the city. For sure. I could tell. Crazy. You still going that. I'm playing this damn like.

She was combo guard. What the fuck? His point? Yeah. What you know? You know, you just talk about what you. You know, you know, you know, you know, the new album coming? talk about the business, the relationship.

I know it's a lot of you see in the game, learning, because you become more of a, I mean, a real artist. You know, first you come in the game, and you're trying to take things out. You lose, you lose friends. I think you gotta talk about the journey, you know what I mean, because you know, I think a lot of times, when I see a lot of artists go through,

because we talk to a lot of artists, not on the show, just, the niggas call is bustin up about life and the journey. It's like, when you come from the ghetto, it's like, a reason we fall out This is my partner or this is my am I know. And I blow up with that. A lot of times we fall out because it'd be uncommunicated expectations.

He might feel, damn, while on, while he won't get me a new motherfucking truck. He won't get me a chain and watch. He never had this conversation with me to let him know, bro. They ain't even like that, bro. I got my family and I got to really look out for them. So now he's falling out, man. That nigga, fuck nigga, man. He ain't who he was.

He, you never told me. You never told. We never had this conversation. You're my homeboy. We did anything else We struggled But we never had this conversation And now you're saying

I change Because I don't know some shit That you planned in your mind That you never communicated with me about So now you like You're saying So now you're like You're saying yourself like

Oh man Man fuck that Now he's running around Talk bad Now you got a question of your joint Now you try to go out of your way To show no you steal my nigga And it's like

It gets complicated then Because now he didn't say some things It's been around the wrong people And you know He's talking to That nigger and that nigga about your business and the nigga ain't real. Now you, it's fucking your energy up. So now you're supposed to be in Atlanta, recording it doing tomorrow in Miami.

You're so worried about how this nigga feel. You're trying to come on that fly out and your energy ain't right so the music ain't coming all right because you're trying to appease everybody. Then you've got a cousin over here. This nigga hate him. You got a cousin out of nowhere to sleep. You're crazy. No, I'm not like it.

I'm not like it. Listen, you got a cousin over here. over here that's hanging you know me a motherfucking talking about and then you got niggas down the way that you never fuck with that niggum we don't fuck with that we don't fuck with that we never fucking friends and then it's like what I pulled like what I pose a gig it ain't like you saying damn I'm starting the business I need I got a storefront I'm doing this I got a truck and company bro I need that just need a couple of hours but you ain't even doing it you want me to give you you look

you want me to give you some money so you could go to Linux fuck it up get some sir get some weed fuck some bitch you're trying to you just want me the best in your sex game you're eating some Bitches, nigga. This ain't even about nothing. So now you mad at me. So all that shit, sometimes y'all need to talk about there as a young nigga coming up. So these artists, because you become more powerful when you educate and you give back. See, when you give back, you receive four.

One of the reasons of me and we get the blessings could we give. I give, man. We put $4.5 million into small minority businesses in the streets of Philadelphia and around the area is because we had partners to be able to say we need some money to take care of people. So when you take care of people, that's when the game changed. you know what you in so so what you're in you just going through some timing times then that fucks you happen down there it's just like I can just imagine because you got so much chugler you got to worry about you got about hold of you

20 dude so that mean you got about like right now on the list he probably got about like anywhere from 8 to 15 niggas that just always talking about just like you old something 8 to 15 that come from family friends about 8 to 15 that's talking about you or what you should do and you know and then it to get back because somebody to but but then you got to remember this out of the 15 you put another 15 on it because you got a motherfucker that might say he might tell me something then let me throw my add my shit on it too you know what's a name of shit man you ain't doing shit for nobody man I had to tell a nigger man and man he a real nigga man when you get them conversations that mean anybody was

talking about you don't get nobody's shit because you'll tell you I don't play no games I don't I don't get fuck who you is you get caught on some entitlement rass you get caught on some entitlement rap, some hate speech, you're done. I'm gonna cut you the fuck off. I don't know by nothing. My mama, my grandmama, my nieces and nephew, my brother, they got killed for them. Oh yeah, I got you all.

Y'all ain't got to worry about nothing. I'm coming. But anybody else, if I do something, that's a blessing. But don't think you've got to be just, Captain, save everybody. That's not your job. Because if you save anybody, who won't save you? Who won't save you?

You know, when I see Rock 109, me, I understand. You understand. You got to pay security. You got worried. travel, they don't understand, all that's coming out is your LLC, you got to pay for it. That 30, 30, 40,000, damn, 40% of that got to go to tax man. Depends on how we're getting paid.

Is we getting paid through the wire or is we getting paid in cash? And even if I get paid in cash, is this promoted reporting and shit? So I'm going to get hit late on? That means, so you got to think about all that, but niggas ain't thinking about that. And we can just see, damn, they got the chain, that nigga rapping, he flexing, then he got millions of dollars. So a motherfucker got to think about all that. So it just, it just gets real, if. and I don't think nobody talking about that.

You know what I mean? And it's like, if you ain't rap, who really gonna fuck with you? That's who you fuck with. I mean, but it's just a lot, man. There's a lot of you young niggas go through. That's why I be telling me it's like, man. And like I told Poole, I said, pull out.

I said, listen, man, I used to talk to Poole. Every fucking week he'd call me, what's up, what's going on? You cool? Yeah, I'm straight. This is in the third. I told that thing. I said, listen, Poole, don't be having these motherfuckers around you,

man. I'm a niggas opposed to be OGs, but really young boys, because you got money now. They step down. He got money so you can do what you want to do. You're lucky. I ain't around. I'll check the shit out of your eight day once a day.

For what? No, no reason. I just check you. You're crazy. You're crazy. No, we'd check you to check you so you can understand. It's a checking right around the block. Because I said, you're going to need that.

Now, nobody want to listen. You understand this. Me and Gil come from a different place. I understand it. What's different between me and Gil? We do our thing because this is a motherfucking that-ass cousin. But at the end of the day, We elders, we ain't no fucking young boys.

That's the problem with the game today. So when I'm calling the young nigga, I'm not talking to you like, I'm trying to be cool with you, Nick, I ain't, I ain't none of that. I'm not, we're not the same, man. You're a young nigga, I'm older nigga, man, 43. It's my job to give you this isn't. Now, if you take it or not, cool.

If you want to take this shit, take it. If you don't want to take it, that's on you. But at the end of the day, and all this fell? Who was the poopers and that motherfucker on? And I'm sitting right here with his daddy And he looked back. He said, told you.

I'm here. Where on the niggas at? We're all the yes man there. All these niggas had walked in that courtroom was Gucci Man, Money Bag Yo, Big 30, and a bunch of women from his family. Grandma, the babies. Where on the niggas at? We're on the niggas at.

Who was you doing it for? So that's the game, man. But you're lucky. You got your dad in your mom. around that's gangster. Niggas ain't got that. You understand? But you know and a lot of times a lot of shit that we do in the get on. Nobody talk about that but it's the lack of that. The lack of that love we ain't have. So we go on the streets looking for it. A daddy and no mommy be the streets and now niggas daddy and he's daddy and his mommy's

Instagram. So you got all these things out of here crashing and burning man and I got told him on other movies doing Jay Prince I told him I said listen man like to all the rap niggas I say listen don't wait to be a million need to want to be a street nigga why don't wait till now. Niggas wasn't even those. Niggas wasn't even those Niggas wasn't even getting busy. Niggas ain't even had no gun. So now you, damn, the rap come. Oh, they're working.

Now you got a gun on, you're a real nigga, drink and serve. You were waiting to get money to be a street, nigga. You're a fucking idiot. I said, nigga, I said, every nigga we know, me. I couldn't wait to find a way to fuck out when I'm saying. You couldn't wait. Damn, I got a new way. I'm getting away from these niggas.

Because the reality of it is, if you was in real street, nigger, like you got to understand, bro. We used to run around here and rob niggins as kids, man. Bear face, man. Dumb shit. Like, two niggas with motherfucking bald heads, man. Lost. We was crazy, man.

Yo, I ain't going to fight this. For no reason at all? I didn't remember one time we robbed this motherfucker an off-duty cop, right? So we robbed the nigga. I'm in the court. I'm like, I'm like, Cuzz. That nigga said he was a cop.

We got this nigga back. They're going to come looking for him. I said, shut the fuck up, big. We're out. I said, no, we just sit in. They ain't going to go right, Gus. So we were just crazy. And you know what's so crazy?

That's probably why he wanted jail. Because he really had a conscience. Like, once I whipped down on, he said, oh, I'm a cop. I don't give a fuck what you is. Hug that tree. We was crazy, man. Get it up off of you.

We was crazy as shit. But see, one thing about me, like I come up. I always was a smart nigger. He was smart, man, college. Like, he would tell you, I was in college. Like, the nigger who's driving go to pull off, I say, Oh! He going to get the license plate.

Back up out of the street. Stay there, nigga. Back up. I'm in the back, like this is going down to go down to jail. He raised slip. He ran right past the nigga. He's going to get the license plate. No, back up out the block.

Fuck is wrong with you. As soon as we ride back up north, he like, here the backseat, you got to stand too. He might be 15, some shit like that. He like Cuzz. He said he was a cop. I don't think that was a good point, Cuzz. I'm like, shut the fuck up. Who I was playing knives.

Stoney, cop, Glock was seeded up. Drive up in North, nigga. You're going down, nigga. Ah! Aw. Oh. Both time, the ride of New Philly, that nigga appeared quiet as shit.

He's like, that shit wasn't. He fucked up. Man. That shit wasn't good. That'd be great. It'd be crazy. You know, it was crazy, but we, you know, we just try.

Goofy shit out here, man. And we just try to share with these niggas, because you got to stand, like, when we was doing this shit at the time, like, this nigga was playing basketball. I was a nigga right. I said cuz I came and got cuz took him to the studio. We 15, 16, I had a nigga with the plug at the studio.

I'm like, come on cuz, we're going to the studio. He'll go to the studio. Because he rapped, he wouldn't even know he can rap. I'm like, you hot. But at the whole time. I might be a freshman in college. I'm 18. This nigga 15.

Got the whole studio cell. But see, nobody would have never thought he was 15 years old though. Because he was the same height. He got a tattoo on his neck. Fuck bitches take money. This is when niggas didn't eat. Yeah, he got on his neck right now. This when motherfuckers didn't even get tattoos.

Think about that. We talk about the early fucking 90s. Only you just seen the white boys running around tattoo. Niggas didn't get tattooed. This niggas 14, 15 years old like this. What are you doing? He always was hype. Never drank, never nothing.

They were going to tattoo on this neck? Yeah, right. So, but he's hanging with niggas that's 18. Right. So automatically you just think he, you feel what I'm saying? You would have never thought he was the young nigger out the clique. I take this nigga to the studio and what happened is this was the worst feeling. That's why I be trying to change.

I take him to the studio. We get to start rolling. I want to get locked up on another beat. I did some shit. I got locked them two times. They give me the time. I'm sitting in the motherfucker cell. I even if I come from the prison yard, I'm in the cell.

This back when they had, you probably don't understand. You remember when they had the chick seated and cartoons? Don't worry about that shit. You remember when they had the chick seated? It was like a cartoon chick on BT. Yeah. No, I don't know. So, so the video come on.

This nigga video come on, right? You cool, babe. This nigga, this nigga video come on. I'm sitting in a cell like, that's causing them. So shit, I, you know, we started together so you get to understand. That's why I be trying to elaborate to these niggas. Stay down. But really some shit, he really started.

Yeah. I'd be just trying to say, like, you gotta, sometimes you gotta stay down long enough to your time coming. That was gonna need you, see what I'm saying? Like, like, I had a motherfucker tell me directly. They told me directly, and it hurt me so much, and I had, I called the nigga Poppin told me, man, poopers baby, like, 8, 50 million, 3, 7, man, 8, 4, 4, I had, I knew the Lovination people, they had anyone all, he was ready, this is, I'm talking about the Live Nation money was different than the record money.

He was like 50 M's from a landing, Live Nation, they had this nigga book for so much, this nigga was gonna get, like, that ain't counting to just small town, so much, this nigga was getting, he, he was ready to get so much money because with his, how the numbers and the shit that his album done, it was nothing like that nigga coming out. I don't give a fuck, if he wasn't to go to jail, that nigga would be begging a lot of these niggas out here, these things better be thankful he went to jail, because he smoking like them numbers so it'd be like this shit was real they hit this she had real organic it was something about that they loved so when I see it I'm like damn I'm in

all this man they like man you rang in that they what Kaiser told me that said what he said man that Nick was getting whatever he wanted so it just you they're like bro you sound we have some dumb shit who you got around me that's what I said and there's pop call me he's probably man I think you be talking to him all times and that third I want to talk to you on the street to send you books in jail come You're biggest nigga out here. So that's why I'd be just trying to sprinkle that shit on there. Yo, that camera work?

What type of camera is that? That's a video camera. That's a video, too. You're slipping, nigga. You're supposed to record everything that you with this name. You fucking slipping. Now, you know how to play about the camera. See, don't do it, because.

I was tired. No, still, your phone, bro. You pulled to have all that shit. Don't do it, cut. No, no, that's our guy. No, I'm saying. Don't do it. That's our guy.

He's supposed to be on point. Don't do it. Let me show you something. See this? You take that phone. him all this shit count because it's moments of his journey don't do it no i ain't gonna get him i ain't gonna get him i'm just saying camera man five fire this thing right there i ain't gonna say you neff I'm not listen but no be like you gotta get on that let me give you the game fuck niggas live so let me give you the game let me get the game

my father's rolled out they don't mean be at the air for you I just find that niggins no no no cool he never yeah we get all this light he doesn't you know bro you got understand this Motherfucking Yee right now, I was with Ye about like six months ago. He got a motherfucker, no, he got to, listen. You don't need to take pictures. No, I didn't take pictures. You need to be over there to record.

Yeah, record. Listen, listen. You lose it. Listen, I was with Yeh. But listen, I was with Yeh. Month ago, this motherfucker got a white boy, right? Me and this bull talk. This white boy got an iPhone.

He did this all day with Yeh. He documented everything. It's going to be the documenting off the iPhone. He gets back to him. to the joints, he said, man, I got hard drives and hard drives of footage yet. Because when I'm talking to, you're like, you mind to be court? I said, no, he can be court. He's like this all day.

He don't see now. White boy with black clothes on, just be like this. Like he don't talk. So you got to document anything, bro. You need all that footage, man. You just miss a million dollars ripping game, man. No, you gave it to him. I gave it to him.

I gave it to him. He missed all that footage from the beginning, from the walk in. Hey, but guess what? But guess what? He said out here and gave all the speech why this niggins should fire. You're like you're not even here. No, he's been nothing, nothing. You know what I mean?

I've seen them get niggas fired like they wasn't ain't there. I didn't never get nobody fired. Yeah, you got a bunch of niggas. Wait, listen on you. Where you kept this camera man? They had to care about the whole time you been. Fire this thing, he ain't open. Listen, he will.

I didn't ever say that, but I did, I did tell the nigger one day. I walked into a motherfucker dressing room and be doing a show. I go back there to get some food, right? So I go on a junk, got some good-ass food. It was in Philly, too. It says, uh, man, rice, fish. Is that a third? I look back.

I said, hold on. Nothing. What does all these niggas standing around for, man? What, what do you doing? Who do what? Who, who got the book bag? He said, well, the book bag, the extra phone, the columns, the weed, and all that. Who's doing that?

Who's the system? Who the security? Because all you niggas standing around for what? A lot of you niggas would go home if I was the manager. You know that, right? These y'all niggas are bill. And I'm just giving the niggas real deal Because the nigger can't hold on

A nigga when it's Put 12 of his homies in first class That don't make no sense You got 12 hotels every day By the time you do 10 shows You fucked up You broke Niggas got to wait till you get on and get back

Like why do you think you see All the niggas is in the game Niggas like all the older niggas is in the game moving around Because they ain't got no problem I can show you right You're the star, not me It had been times where I don't

with the shoes, motherfucker. And I'm like, damn, what you need? Baby, need some water. What you, you start? Why don't everybody, this is a show, niggas. Why y'all not intending to this, motherfucker? Because his job is to perform and chill. He ain't supposed to do nothing else.

Where the nigga food at? Where the nigga water? Go get the nigga some towels. Why this facility ain't got no towels? Nick, go to Target down the street, get them some towels. Now, get this, get this. Why that nigga dressing room

looking like this? That's how they'd be behind it. You understand? Because the man has been, motherfucker, the hook is the hook. When the motherfucker say you got to, hey, make sure you got your rider. I need the cell phone charges I need my tea like this I need black color towels

I need to make sure the room is this I need to make respect that gets your shit when you're riding niggins because don't be that niggins though huh don't please don't be that I hate them niggins he got to be that I hate them dude he got he got to get the shit out of them niggas man we'd be doing shoes for these niggas man these niggas be talking about that like I don't get it for him I don't I'll get it for. Nick, like, let me just say, right, we're booking motherfucker for a show, right? This nigger should be so detailed, man.

Man, I need four high phone charges. What the fuck you need four iPhone charges? Look, I need four high phone charges. I need slim jims, spicy. I need Doritos, Hyapino and salsa. I need some salsa. Some salsa dip. I only want this dip.

They only sell it here. Man, get the fuck out of here, man. I'm getting you, nigga, some chicken. Some fucking barbecue sauce. I'm tired of this shit. Oh, yeah. I went to run around. Mother fucking assistant had to run around the 96 fucking stores about some fucking snacks.

They better burn my baby in recess doing home. Yeah, see, that's some simple shit. Every guy got racist Yeah, racist, measles, motherfuckers, some sprites, some coke, some motherfucking Cosmigos, make this shit easy, some pizza, some wings, some of these motherfuckers be... I want a hot steak right from Ruth Chris. How the fuck I can guarantee is hot, nigger?

I don't know what fucking time you get to the arena. I don't like this shit. I'm one of them niggas just come here and do the show. I won't go home. I don't know what I'm trying to do somebody. He ain't, bro. You some of these niggas, man. That's really what niggas be on here.

I'll tell you. We ain't tripping it. You know, I was all right here. What a dumber bag? He's just boo-cooled bullshit in here. Ain't no money in there. There's chips in here. They got money in there.

Fuck you can't that bag. Not money in these pockets. All four pockets, you already know. Bullshit. They do it. One thing niggas ain't doing. You ain't trust your motherfucking homie's round of money. Yeah, you ain't putting that bag down.

We're cool, nigga, but we ain't that cool. Any time I got to get my motherfucking money back, I got to see if it's, I got to see if there's 86,000 over this 84,000. Nah, I ain't got no time for that shit. For real. That's my reason. You can literally do that.

You can hand a nigga your money and right back to your shit gonna feel smaller. Oh, yeah. Just in your life. I know that nigga dropped something before. You're like, what's my shit like this? You're making shit up. You're by, nika, you exact same money, man.

You're like, man. My shit, all my shit was up here, man. Man, my shit down and all of me. No, it's so funny, because you step in that show, you're like, goddamn, right there, my mother. God damn, I don't know what happened to it, man. No, because the reality, I mean, if a nigga took 20-hundreds off the top,

how the fuck would you know? Hey? You ain't gonna do this. I'm one of the niggas, though. You're not gonna notice another money. I want them, I feel like I want niggins to do that type of shit. So you get out of the way? Get them.

That's me. Listen. What I tell you? For real. That's $2.00? Go ahead. A $1. You got that?

You go home. You're saying a million dollars. Go home. You keep that. You're going to get me again. Go ahead on. You're going to get me again. I'm going to get me again.

I don't lie. I don't want to do that. I don't want to do that. I don't want to do that. I was just to give people more money on purpose if they tell me I could pay up. Oh no, that's stupid. I ain't got me no money back. $40 on top of a nigga, if he didn't call you back and say,

Hey, bro, you gave me $40 too much. I'm fucking with it. Nah, I met my first time selling weed. A nigger called me for a gram. I gave a knick. Like, you know, when you play with the skis, my first time I play on the skis. I'm thinking you see one on that. And it's like that, but I put one zero in us.

I get this nigga close to a half. They didn't get cash after money though. So it's like, all right, Charles will go here. It comes back, like, man, you gave up way too much, man. He really poured up, gave me nine grams back. They had no digital currency. I didn't know. Nothing about nothing.

I go run down in the trunk, top the trunk. You know, you know the chunk, you got to do the little thing. They got the spent time to do that. I see we got a little old in there. oh in there in the job I don't have a lot said the real you're talking to like oh my time you got the scale with a oh I'm like oh man it's crazy dumb thing about he's doing all this by the oh yeah boy you put that o inside the picture of his money bought up hey you you're sitting on you guys he's doing he's doing

he doing he's doing something look how his money is why they get money from I say man Where do you get this money from? What you're saying? What? What you know what's up? Boy, she, she, she ain't. You know it was something? Man, listen, but she, hey, I'm talking about.

That came in with a dirty-ass $5-dollar bills. Hey, straight sent me the picture, too. She said, he's doing something. I called him and say, but your mom said he's doing it. Bad there, I don't know what she's talking about. You know what I'm saying he's doing something. You ain't know. Hey, it's crazy.

It's crazy. Hey, how I found out, she, she had bought him a car. So I walked up stairs and it's called. The key was in a car. I'm like, this man, that's the fucking key in the car. Right? So, so, I open the door. I'm like, this ain't that type of weed.

This weed that's unsmoked, right? Hold on, that nigga selling weed. Hey, hey, listen, I, um, I walks upstairs. I throw him his key. I'll go speak to her. I come back. I'm like, what it is that? He's like, nigger, you selling weed.

Go get it. I know it's in this motherfucker. You got it somewhere, right? And his partner is standing around. I said, then one of y'all got the weed. Go get it. Go get it. His partner just walked off and came back with the weed.

And he looked at the nigga like, nigga, you really haven't got the weed? I'm going to tell the nigga. I had the weed. My money up. And I said, and I know she knows she was talking about it. You know what I'm saying? So what I did was, you know,

I had to get in that mode. You know what I'm saying? I ain't, I ain't really get all the money like that. I could have fucked him up. I took him in the pot and to go get something to eat. I talked to him about for three hours. Right. Listen, because why?

Listen, when I came home, I'm working at Walmart and shit. I'm trying to do right. Yeah. Right. But he's trying to do one. I'm sacrificing because I could have did what I was doing. I'm trying to sacrifice him. I'm trying to make sure he got a dad.

You feel me? So I told him, I said, I said, oh, you hustling? And I'm trying to do right? I said, fuck, we're both going to hustling. I said, but we're selling a weed. We're serving some dope. We're going to go get that monster. I say, so you won't get 10 years, because we're going to jail.

We're going to, we're going to, and I'm going to get more than you. And I told him, I say, and I'm getting like, I said, so what you want to do? You want to do this in the right way? You're going to have a day. But you know, he chose the right way. But you know what's crazy, though, about that. It's funny you say that story because I've been telling dudes that Gil always say the shit. Your blessings sometimes come through others.

You're sacrificing and saying, I'm going to be here for my son. Look, we're here now. A lot of niggas don't even do that. You're not second. You're not coming home to sacrifice. You're being in the jail on some fuck shit. Because I had him saying, I'm being in the streets all way,

and he's not here today. You know what I'm saying? So, dude, we don't even be digging how the blessings be, it'd be, you know, and it'll connect with people. You know what I mean? Just like that karma connect with a motherfucker.

You know how you'd be fucking with the wrong people. They'd be calm up on you. You'd be all fucked up out of here. Hey, but I ain't gonna lie, though, but she kept me in my life, though. Yeah. I ain't gonna lie. I'm talking about she,

I want to talk about because one time you know I guess he was getting out of control I called home and she said he tripped I said I said look let me get in this mind I said you take care of how many years you did oh yeah you was dead most of this yeah that's beautiful man so so so so so she said she agreed I'm talking about listen I'm gonna fuck football whatever he did he didn't do it without her asking me I'm saying she was like she's solid man she different I I left because she's different she's different she's different she's not she ever In our hand line, she is, I gotta give my problems.

I'm gonna tell my, hey, listen, she's walking in and see me everywhere I went. I don't give a fuck, where I went. She ain't get in the way of your father, and that's what we're having a lot of times out here, man, that's why these young boys, woman get right in the way of the father. Oh, he could do this, hold, hold,

how are you going to go against my operation? That's my baby. Fuck as you mean. Now listen, no, she do say that shit a lot, though. He said, hold up, I'm going to, I'm going to keep up. A lot of moms take that, that's my baby shit too far, even when more.

niggas be wrong. No, when he was wrong, she's like, hey, knicker, straighten him out. He got the weed in here. I know he doing something. She did that. Right? She did that, so a lot of these mothers being, even when the kids wrong, that's my all right, he's going to jail. And you see, when he end up in jail, you're going to have that same fucking energy. Because you don't want to be his mother, you want to be his fucking sister. Have you having a lot? It's a difference. It's a difference.

Jewish fucking mother, real mothers, when your kids do dumb shit, you get on their ass. You don't make up excuses for them. But now you be having these moms a lot of times be making up excuses for these little niggas, man. I'm telling you. That's why they stay away from their dad. They stay away from him. Stay away from that nigga, he won't be restricting my mom. He's going to be like, that's my baby, he ain't ever hurt nobody.

You know how many times I go to the motherfucking funeral, their moms crying? I'd be like, I'm going to talk to Keish in two more days. See, damn, man, what was going on? your son was a monster fucking me you ain't even know that you told me he didn't do that because you were so busy she was too busy going out Miami getting a body done you know what I'm saying now I understand her son catching bodies you fix your body your son catching a motherfucker yeah okay you didn't even know that thing I did you thought it was a game when your son Instagram name was was little shooter my and you last time he was responsible for no no not

Woke down. You thought, oh, you thought, back when he got an Instagram when he started, Shooter, Six, he was Lo-Hean. Named after his dad, Big He. Then he turned 15, that shit turned the little shoot-em-up. Little Switches, you didn't see the change, bitch. That's name, Big Switch now. Big Switch.

Man, no one thing I see you. Five, six, two. This is, you can be. This is what? He'd be switched, and then now, and then what makes me mad, the mom be on the news, right? He said, like, he'd be dead with the list. Like he let's switch. The mom be on the news, but the dog, what on that?

The mom be on the news crying, uh, uh, she only even get it. We already know watching the news. She said, eh, they shot my baby 37 times. You don't know why they shot him 37 times? You don't understand why? You don't just, uh, you don't just, uh, you don't just, uh, you don't just, uh, you don't just, to be robbing the niggins to shoot him 37 times that's for all the niggas he killed what you mean that's a fact he killed too many niggins and they said we get in this

niggins they're gonna make sure because he's coming back I don't get him I'm gonna make sure because he's coming back man that's the boy niz shit man that's all seen homies like that what's a name what's their name raimmy yeah is that a big hemy when they first let him get He was Lo-Himi, he was playing football and shit. They saw he run the style out. Go He'll hear me. Go! He's a good.

Y'all don't know this now. He has the sight of all his joints. You just see his eyes now? Yeah. He got to, listen. Then he'll write a caption. He got the mask on. If you see me coming, you know it's over.

Hey, oh shit. Listen, David. Hold on what this will mean? What this will mean? I don't even know. I just don't know. Oh, man. Yeah, I don't know.

You'd be saying that? Yeah. Like, Mom, he got a push-icey man's score with a gun on his last. With a gun on his last. And his caption said, Casket Man. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And you liked it? You liked it, Mom?

Well, hold on. No, I thought it was some rap shit. No, it's not. You know that nigg is a corny ass, bro. He's a killer. That's how I'd be. He said, Lehima, his daddy were a big heenie. That shit, real facts.

Nice to walk him down. Yeah, a little walk. Big switch. Big switch. But, but motherfuckers hacking like they didn't see the change. That's some funny shit. It's the truth. That's not.

I didn't see the shit. That's the real shit. Like, we throw that shit really. That boy, he was just Lahemi. Or you're not about to play with me, why I'm about slap the fuck out of you. That's your nigga fucked up though. I'm not the same, I'm not the same, man. They change the one month.

They go from Lohini to casket, man. They start putting a gun up to the niggins. All that shit. One month, it's switch. So it's just like, it'd be crazy, man. That's why you got to think about this shit. You got to look at this shit like, damn, you bless them, man. You mean it out.

You're going to position yourself, keep coming out of the music. Next thing you know, you're going to be running around this country. you might be in Nashville, you might be a motherfucker San Diego, you might be in Houston, and you're going to run into a nigger, and you're going to see this niggins, you're like, damn, he got that honger like me.

That's when you go into executive mode if you could be that, because everybody can't be executive, but that's when you say, come on a little nigga, come with me. He might got a song or two, and that song or two that he might have to him, that's going to go under your leg,

and print, and take you to a different place, baby. So a lot of times, a lot of artists, they do their thing, but at the time when they're doing these things, they're not looking to be a businessman also. Because you got to do a business man, you've got to grow your shit. But I know it's somebody out there that you look there and said, that nigga, that nigga, and that nigga will be a big.

And you know the difference? A lot of niggas right when they're hot, they just run around and scoop the bag up, scoop the bag up, scoop the bag up. They wait till they cold, and now they want to get artists. now it's going to be more difficult for you to break the artist because you ain't hot no more if you get the niggas when you hot and niggas is paying attention to you the niggas is going to pay attention to them because the niggins can sign right now for nothing and you're not what's the niggas sign right now for nothing the young nigger that's running around with you

he'd have been right here with you right now and you got to understand shit like this you only end it for the money you feel what I'm saying You win it for your career, but on this side, you're trying to make money. So if you put a nigger on and a nigger take off, a nigger might sell more than you. But you got the bet, you still winning, though. You got connected to that bump, she and the fastest.

Matter of fact, I want you to sell more than me. Exactly. Please. Because you're on my label. The label money is way better than the fucking artist money. I ain't bring it. I got it. Feel me?

So at the end of the day, you look up right now, right? Rick Ross put Meek Mills on. Meek Mills is bigger than Rick Ross right now. Feel what I'm saying? Anyway, it's all about making money, man. It ain't about. One thing you got to respect. Any for Wiley on.

Eddie Pylum, one thing you gotta respect Ross for is that he was willing to put his ego to the side. And that nigga was huge when he put me on. He was huge. You feel me? He was willing to put his ego to the side and put some niggas on and I'm gonna give you niggas the same shot I gave myself. If you niggas blew to be bigger than me, that's what's up. Any jump, you gotta look at the one thing about that Ross, that Ross and Mick Mills is a case that. Because when you think about this, Ross and me,

mills when he grabbed meek he gave meek a big ass song i'm a boss right there so bam the intro was no no no no no what i got to correct the boy that was already beat bill so he jumped on it though yeah that was already beat bill so he jumped on it took it to another love rolling in the city beke was already who he was he was running around i'm not saying no just it meke was running around he getting 10 15 000 a show as an independent artist that him getting him getting to to the city, he heard the record, Cosmic Cache, said, I believe, if I'm not mistaken, told him she jumped on it,

called me to the radio station, they connected, Ross got on the song, it made the song bigger. Bigger, way bigger, took him out of here. But what I'm saying is that he had the power to do that. Then he did other shit together, the MMG shit. But you don't wanna wait,

so like he said, motherfucker, power with Doddies, nobody care, you know what I'm saying? Just imagine you got the young nigga coming out on you, when you're doing your voucher aisle, remix, something the young nigga on there and you know hold up now needs to call him to book him too

so when he's booking you they're booking him too so he getting those tens or seventy five hundreds off to join you jeez nothing that should go that should go a long way and it ain't either that you know with your generation

y'all niggas be getting $2,500 one day and you think it's been getting $45,000 in the next day both of me listen we didn't got a freedom line oh believe that listen

Listen, I'm talking about, listen, you don't have to be musted, baby. Right, you don't have to be musty, trust me. Yeah, smelly. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, y'all smell it. Yeah, man. The first one, no, listen, the second one is... Cemento.

Hey, listen, he's the first nigga guy that's right off the rip. I can read. I can fucking read. Congratulations. Congratulations. Congratulations. What the, what the, what the, what the, what, would not read, motherfucker.

We should y'all give a snet to me. Because the fuck what they say, you know, all kinds of shit, huh? Listen, yeah, you need to spray some on your motherfucking feet. Why, but I do that? Because them bitches be hauled assing with no brakes. You know what, yeah, you need to, he need to, he need to put some spray some, and he needs to take them shoes off, spray some on the fucking Drockwallers he got. Yeah, me, make sure y'all get y'all some senat.

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