Million Dollaz Worth Of Game - ROD WAVE: MILLION DOLLAZ WORTH OF GAME EPISODE 237

Episode Date: September 10, 2023

We dive deep into the extraordinary journey of Rod Wave, a rising star in the world of music whose authenticity, raw emotion, and lyrical prowess have struck a chord with fans worldwide. Rod Wave's story ain't your typical rags-to-riches. He's been through the fire, and his music reflects that journey. Join us as we chop it up with the man himself about what makes his sound so unique and why he's got such a devoted fanbase. We're peeling back the curtain on Rod Wave's creative process. From the stories behind his lyrics to the beats that get his heart thumping, you'll get the inside scoop on what makes his music hit so hard. Whether you're a fan or just looking for some inspiration, this episode is a must-watch.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

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Listen, man, let me tell you something about this shit, man. It's going down. Listen, the new album is coming out. Listen, nostalgic, man. Friday, go get that shit. It's going down. Yes. He's not playing no games.

This boy, man, he'd be killing shit. He's been out here and selling our shows doing his thing. 4.5 billion views on YouTube. You know what I mean? Like he only even know. You don't even know that? You got 4.5 billion. You got 4.5 billion.

You got 4.5 billion on, what's name? I'm always on YouTube music. YouTube music tell you when you go over to- When you go away down the bottom, you go right down the bottom on YouTube music, you're crushing shit. You get your total count. 4.5 billion. Yeah, so it'll get your count.

That's where you really destroy shit. on YouTube every time you come and you go up But you know What I love about the niggas You make motherfuckers Feel like they can sing You hear me

Yeah yeah Yeah me I'll be in the motherfuckers out Mama said it's my fault It's my fault I win my heart on my sleeve Yeah I sound better in the show

You make a nigger feel like they can sing And that shit be so I don't know if it's soulful passionate I don't know what it is It'd be pain?

Pain. You grew up singing, bro? You always had that in you? Like, I always knew I could sing, like, growing up, like, around the house and shit. But, you know, my brother, my brother, the one who, like, he was the music one. So he's always, like, like, bro, sing this part of the song. I'm a route this part. So, bro, really, like, used to have me, like, on some shit, like, singing all the time, like, practicing songs and shit.

So, yeah, I didn't grow up singing type of shit. What's what I was, what you know? Like, when did you know what was going to be like, yo, I really could be that, I could be that nigga. I could really come up off this I could be him shit to be honest bro I ain't really believe in the shit I thought this shit

was just some shit on TV you feel me but I started to see like other niggas my age you feel me with kind of my same background like damn them nils can do that shit too

you know what I'm saying it's like Kodag and you know what I didn't grow up watching them niggas so I'm like damn I could do that shit too you feel what I'm saying

like I ain't a lot as I grew up the rap game got closer and easier to get into you feel what I'm saying Like, you ain't need no bunch of, you know what I'm saying? Big-ass video shooting none of that shit.

Like, you just need a nigga with a camera or mic. You know what I'm saying? This shit is simple now to get in that shit. Like, so. And I'm not going to lie. I think the, I may be wrong. But to my knowledge, the first artist that started breaking through doing that shit was Chicago artists. The first artist that I seen was Chief Keefe, who just every video was at the nika house.

Right. Like, break the cameras out Press recording on the motherfuckers Let's go Yeah, I think bro really Started that whole era Because like I was still in the middle school And bro doing that shit

But I still was like Damn, it's easier You feel what I'm saying He probably like The people who I was looking at He probably made them like You know what I'm saying They could do that shit too

So it all just trickle down type of shit But I remember sitting at home Watching Chief Keith like that That nigga young as fuck Watching bro vlogs Him and soldier around the Ferrari and shit I'd be at home watching that shit Like I was legit

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for a lot of artists I talk to I'll become artists in in artists as really on it. I always go to your videos and use them like, yo, y'all got to start giving up this. They're like, what you're talking about? You've got to give up the light. I'm seeing you record on the bus, recording the hotel, recording the Airbnb,

on the tour bus, at the gas station. You're doing a whole like, the whole time we've seen you work the process, the music is playing. So I'm like, why you niggas don't give him a vlog? He's vlogging and shooting video. Whoever this editor is, they're catching all this content. You're sleeping on the tour bus. You had the hotel with the

mic right. Like, you was the first one and I seen with the whistle name Mike. You know the John would you put the... That was the first time. I said, yo, what the fuck is that? Then the studio boy was like, you got one of them in one of the rooms. I ain't know what it was,

but I thought it was like some special mic shit. But you was always on that. And when you say, and I'm big on that, all you need is a cameraman, Apollo and a MacBook and a mic. And you're out of here. If you really on that shit.

I feel like shit. When I first started, I just felt like I wasn't giving the people enough. But I didn't want to know. I didn't know how to, like, force it on them, like, big-time videos. Like, I hated them shit. So I just was like, bro, just follow me around, bro, clip. Like, one time on one of my cameramen's had put, like, a little video together, like a recap video.

And he put one of the songs over it that hand came out. Yeah, I was like, that shit. That's the music video right there. You feel what I'm saying? Like, he was following me around for, like, three weeks. And then he showed me, like, the recap of it with one of my songs over. And I was like, bro, we're just going to do it like that. I ain't fin to be, you know what I'm saying?

No, three-fold. I was out of video shoot and fortunate and fake acting I ain't going to be doing all that, bro. Just following me around, you feel me? That's a shout out to his cameraman because that means

when he brought you the material back it was good enough to give you a feeling of like, oh, this is a motherfucking music video right here, this is bigger than just a motherfucking recap. Yeah, like, this is my life, you feel what I'm saying?

Like, I ain't, I ain't fend to be in those studio like, you know what I'm saying? I do it now, you know what I'm saying, just to get people something like to paint the picture more vividly. But back then,

I just felt like, bro, this is my life I'm talking about. So it just followed me with the camera, bro. Like, this is my real life. People can see what I'm talking about. You know what I'm saying? People can see how I'm vlogging, how I'm rocking. You know what I'm saying? I want to really try to do the most.

I just wanted the music and the story. I wanted the music to be with the people. Like, if you don't know me for none, no drama, no rap, beef, no, none of that. Like, know me for my music, you feel what I'm saying? And my song, that's the most important part. You feel what I'm saying, the music. And that's real. I'm glad you said that because, you know, where we come from Philadelphia,

you know there's a lot of the inner cities of America a lot of rappers is known for everything but they music yeah you feel what I'm saying and that's honestly the wrong shit to be known for because if you're trying to win

in the music space you want to be known for a motherfucker that shoot niggas like that don't like no I never understood that shit like well I'm from like I don't know these niggas don't understand

like consequences of the world really come with that and I never I never really tried to paint like, share no light on that or, you know what I'm saying, be known for that, you know what I'm saying, regardless of what I'm on or what I don't do. None of that, like I never wanted to share no light on that

because I don't know, bro, I don't really seem what I come with that, you know what I'm saying? So I don't even understand why I think he wants to be known for that, you know what I'm saying? But that's just them, you know what I'm saying? I ain't knocking nobody, I'm just saying, like, that's just, that isn't what I do, you feel? And I commend you for being able to, you know,

you know, stay course. You know what I mean, of who you are? I'm trying to make it out. I said, I don't, I ain't trying to be stuck in it. And, you know what I'm saying? Like, shed light, putting a light on it. Like, even if it is, like, how a nigga got to live, like, you ain't a nigga don't want to live like that, you know what I'm saying?

Right. And you know, you know, what I like about you is that, you know, in this game, a lot of times you got some, we know some, I know some good dudes. There's really good dudes, but they feel as though they pressure to put this image on to be somebody. You know, like you said, known outside of the music. Every time I see you, like, we were sitting near each other, next to each other the fight, the Garcia tank fight, and you just be chilling.

What I like about you is that you chill so much that if a person don't know, if they don't know the stats, they don't know what's going on, they don't know that you, one of the biggest artists in the game. Your last four projects went platinum. That's great. Like, I haven't been to your show. Like, you sell shit out. Like, you cut the light off, they're going to sing your whole catalog.

Yeah, yeah. I mean, so it's like you're selling our shows, you're ready going to another tour. You just keep going on tours. And every time you go, it's just bigger and bigger and bigger. And once again, your last four projects went platinum. A lot of artists can't say that. A lot of artists can't see that. They got four platinum.

Shit a blessing, but it's the music, bro. I feel like it's just real life. So everybody going, everybody living real life, you know what I'm saying? Not off the ground and off the camera. What people don't show you, this real life, what I need are going through what a nigga talking about. So it's like, it's just people living with this shit, you know what I'm saying? So it's like, maybe that's why I don't know.

I know the shit of a blessing, though, man. You know what I'm saying? I think that's why you got a cold following too, though, because it's not more about, you know, the drama. Yeah. It's not about the cars. It's not about the music. You feel what I'm saying?

And there's certain artists in this game, they got cult followings, but when you look at them, you like, them niggas make really good fucking music, though. Yeah, yeah. You know what I'm saying? Even if it is something that's, you know, connected in the bullshit

they still make really good fucking music it all got to come down to the fucking music right that's that's the main part like I always tell people like before I was ever a rapper or before I was ever whatever you know what I'm saying I was a fan of the music first I was a fan of all these niggas like all these rappers watching them at home

watching like I just loved it the rap game you know what I'm saying it wasn't until I started saying like damn I could do this shit too because I was a consumer at one point so I know what a consumer won't you feel me a nigga wanted to hit a music man that's the main part

bro you feel what I'm saying they want to put their headphones in that funk bro some shit that nigga really want to hear listen to I get bro I got cars and war stories and all kinds of shit I could be sitting on

my shit talking about but as a ex-consumer still a consumer to this day still love music to this day like I'm talking about growing up watching this shit every generation every time the shit changed

every time the style changed in the whole hip-hop community I watched it all so you know I even know you I know I've seen every error you feel what I'm saying at home watching that shit. So it's like I knew I just feel like I knew what

as a ex-consumer like what people want. People want the music and the real life shit. You feel what I'm saying? Like that shit going to last the longest. I feel, you know what I'm saying? Who's the main people that inspired you when you was a jig coming into the game? I said Chief Keith was one of them. Yeah, Chief Keith, I was fucked up by

at Gates too. Like I used to sit at the house and watch bro, like when he first came home, his interviews and shit. You know what I'm saying? His ciphers and shit, his vlogs. I was fucked up by at Gates. I watch a lot of Kodak and shit, you know what I'm watching all of the niggas like then I can really do this shit, you know what I'm saying? But Gates was the, Gates was the one, though, hang out.

But you and Gates, y'all don't sound alike, but y'all both kind of sing, y'all both kind of do some melodies, you know what I'm saying? Yeah, yeah, bro. You know what I'm saying? It's my boy, man, you know what I'm saying? And that pain, it's the pain, like with all this going on, are you still wear your heart on your sleeve? This episode of million dollars worth of game is brought to you by Straight Talk.

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You said you was younger again, you know. He said, it was my fault, then. Yeah. He says, no, because, you know what, like, how has it been for you transitioning? because a lot of times me and Gil talk to a lot of people, a lot of artists about, you know, the side effects of success. You lose a lot of people. When the money come, the stuff come.

It's like you don't change, but people change their views of you. So how do you keep it? How do you stay there to be able to and deal with all this bullshit? Yes, still got to create, still got to take care of people that you love, that love you, no matter you got money or not. How do you keep it balanced? I mean, I just, yeah, just try to balance it. Like, I just talk about it whatever I'm going through, you know what I'm saying?

Even though the shit don't change from the beginning, like, like, bro, the people who I was with chasing this shit with, like, on some everyday shit, we're in the truck, going to do little shows and shit. I ain't now one of the niggas here. Like, about four, five words, you know what I'm saying, from my kids, mama, my Uncle D, you feel me, his partner, Ray. My old came around, like, ain't none of them niggas here, you know what I'm saying. And when you, when you were at this level, like, you'd be like, damn, like, shit just changed for me so fast. You know what I'm saying? That shit is how you're like, I don't notice how you're in a weird space in your mind.

Like, I think you got all this shit. Like, it ain't the destination, bro. Like, it's the journey for real. And that's why I named this album, nostalgia. Like, you know what I'm saying? Like, back then I was thinking about the future or the past instead of living in the moment. You know what I'm saying?

And I can't say today, like, looking back at that time, I thought it was like depressing and sad. I thought it was that. But, you know what I'm saying? Looking back at it, not like, this probably worse than that, you know what I'm saying? Like, that probably was the most fun chasing this shit, you know what I'm saying? So it's like nine nigger here, and it's like, you know what I'm saying?

Different battles, bro, like the shit just changed and just balancing it all, just like, damn. Now I'm saying? But that's the thing about the music, bro, and every album, like, just going to keep talking about my life and what I'm going through. That's probably why I never run out of shit, you know what I'm saying, because life just keep going, life real. You know what I'm saying? So that's just what it is, you know what I'm saying? Balancing this shit. it's just if you can

balance it if you can't I'm just keep going you know what I'm saying When you looking for producers Do you got your only house A producer you keep the same person Or you just let people submit Yeah I usually keep like one or two of the same people

Like if I'm gonna do an album We gotta think about it And when I'm listening to an album I want to hear like I want to hear like a little difference I want a different subject Like I don't want you to keep talking about the same thing So I might be talking about love or life

Or friends being happy being whatever I'm talking about you know what I'm saying I want to switch to sell it and then I might use like two or three of the same producers but then I might find like four or five of them that's new and every album I just keep it in that rotation like and then I'll be like okay I'm gonna make sure I get two or three from you because I know me the people want to hit me and you work you know what I'm saying and people love that you know what I'm saying

you know I think about in the album it's like I want to I want to I want to make sure I got someone that for my old my day one fans I want to make sure I got something on the people who just not getting on that for me who just not getting on to me and then I want to make sure I got something on that for the people who like who against me like

I don't follow it bro but let me see what he got let me see what he doing you feel what I'm saying so every album I try to do that like I try to just a little bit for the game new fans the people who just got on me and the people who been rocking with me you feel what I'm saying

and that's why I really like dropping projects I feel like a project is the best way to express yourself as an artist you know what I'm saying because you like you get to do you get to show them all you could do, you feel what I'm saying?

Yeah, I use like one of the, sometimes I want to two the same producing then I switch it up a little bit. And sometimes when you give them multiple songs to go off instead of just one song, you feel me? Like, you can like song number three. But any time song number three go off,

you start to hear song number four. Eventually, now you're playing song number four because it doesn't cord on to you, feel what I'm saying? So it's always better I feel, though, to put, you know, multiple songs out instead of just trying to keep hitting them with singles, you know what I'm saying?

Because something could take off that you didn't even think was going to take off. Right. You'd be like, damn, I like this song going on the fucking album the least and this is the one they liked the most.

That's the crazy. It happened to you like that before? No, let me think. Yeah, yeah, it happened to me in my last album. Shit, it happened to me like. What I do is, like, I'm real self-conscious about this shit, so I'd be just leaking and shit,

like just playing snippets of the shit, seeing what they react to the most. And I thought, damn, they really like that one. I was just playing with that one. I thought it was the one I made like two months ago that I put on there

but this is the one right here so I'd be like hey wait on this shit to be all on the internet like we wait on this song drop this song and I just let them decide right

that's smart though how do you stay focused because I had a I put a post up not long ago and I told people and me and Gil got a lot of calls from from record execs

to producers to some big name artists and what I put up was I said I said after drip after parties after cars after jury you gotta have that good music and then i broke it down to how people be like people get so caught up in being you know the tic-tock stuff the pressure of instagram and all that that some of the greatest artists out here now putting out the good music

because somewhere in the studio with the engineer they leaving all the best stuff on the hard drive they're scared to put it out because they're trying to stay in the wave of tic-tok or make sure they at this party or make sure they got this drip on and make sure and it's like bro when you're gonna put that music out and we got a call from a big artist he was like yo I needed that I got all this music on a hard drive and I keep trying to measure for TikTok he was like man what so how do you stay focused and being like yo man I ain't even because you know social media is influencing the kids their adults they got everybody brainwashed yeah bro you gotta just stay to yourself like this what I like this what I want

to do you know what I'm saying because like me bro I knew what I wanted to hear when I was a certain fan of a rapper. I want to hear your album. I don't want to hear the one song you like. I want to hear all the songs you got from different points of life you're talking about. You know what I'm saying? I don't know. I'm not making those songs for no parties.

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I think he's from the outer side. Who got the best chicken in Chicago? Gil answered that. Harold. Oh, yeah, he's from Chicago. I got back last little bit. He's like, man, why you're going there and say Harold? Man, you're on to Gilly Mill, man.

You're supposed to say Remus. He legit just off of that? Huh? You legit just off of that? You legit just off of that? Say, Harold? Yeah. They told me it's Uncle Remus because I'm from West

But they're like, man, you're on the Gillian And while they're supposed to be saying Uncle Remus, bro You told the truth, but what's important is to see Not just black, but three young black brothers sticking together in this time where's though Everybody beef and doing all the stuff in the streets For y'all to come together, how did y'all stick together like this? How did y'all connect? You know, and how do y'all stay together?

It's really getting outside, getting the rooms, right? To be honest with you, like, we all shoot our shots in the DMs and we're trying to get checks But for me, being in New York, I'm the only one that's at this level, right? So I hit a glass ceiling. I got to get around other people. So I actually hit boom-knuck because he in Philly. And I sent him a message on IG.

I'm like, yo, bro, I see you in Philly. You buying houses. I'm in real estate. Let's connect. Let's do something together. Me and Smitty was actually in a mentorship together. Smitty, it was out of 6,000 people. He made the most money selling e-books in the whole entire mentorship.

I got to get with him. So I sent him a message. We just really started to connect just being in different rooms, getting in their mentorships and really wanting more. That's beautiful. He can be stronger together. And also give each other value. He helped me set up a life insurance policy for my son

because that's his game. And then we all about to buy a six-unit apartment building together. So we keep giving each other value. So that's why none of us are hating on each other and we keep growing within the circle. A six unit. What are y'all buying it at? In Philly?

Damn, y'all not playing. So y'all say not only is we going to come together and educate people, we're going to come together and get some money together. That's 100%. Now, everything that you're all giving out, the e-book, the business funding, the live training, in the free course what is the value you're bringing to people man so first i'm the money guys so you see me is we get in the bag we look at the bag you know what i teach you how to take your lc

get access to your first 50 000 to 100 000 in funding using other people's money you know it's because i built my legacy i'll borrow when money like borrow money off the bank money so i want to teach you okay let's leverage that go get your first 50 to 100 000 and to be straight all is legit right 100 100 we just got to use it you know 80 percent people that look like us don't don't understand it, don't know how to leverage, you know how to use it. So if you can get to understand how to use it, you'll be further quicker. You know what I mean? Because it's easier to get approved for $100,000

and to save $100,000. 8% of people in this world won't be able to save $100,000. We can get approved for it way faster, faster. So let's teach them that. And then first get the money, because you got to get the money first. You got to spend money to make money. So you got to spend money and get the bag, then flip the bag. So that's what we did a collaboration because I was teaching people how to get the money.

But then they was like, Smitty, how could I invest the money? I got to make money because this ain't my money. So now it's like, all right, let me do a collaboration with teaching how to invest the money. So then that's what they came in play. How long do it take once you get the money? How long you got to pay it back? How much do you got an interest? You got to pay on that?

Right. So we go up to zero percent interest credit cards. So we do credit card stacking methods. So if we can go get our first, the first $100,000, I'm teaching how to get a zero percent interest for at least 12 to 18 months. So that means you got a year, a year and a half, some of them, two years at zero percent interest to be able to buy. So that's like me having $100,000. thousand dollars in my hand and I passed to y'all and I say just give me a thousand dollars a month at zero percent interest for a year would you take it well people take it you know because they know

they can flip it and things like that but then it's like all right we can teach you how to do that but then also what y'all going to invest it in to create you cash flow so that that's your money you know and then we pay them their money back so we do it the right way we leverage their money to make us money pocket the money but also pay them back they money so that we good on both sides and then once you get the bread but you take them you're putting it right in the crib so right now is probably the best state not because you know everybody said you can make money you can make money but because right now interest rates and the market is so funny I'm buying and a lot of my students buying properties literally half price like one of my guys he bought house for $100,000 he got a $60 grand

because house is sitting so long so one of the things people can do just go to Zillow everybody heard of Zillow go to Zillow.com and in the top corner is going to say days on the market just click 90 days or more those houses just sitting just sitting just sitting go put offers in so if he getting you $50 to $100,000 you find a house for a house for 100,000, just putting offers at 60 grand, 50 grand. You can buy it straight off the credit card. He just got you. And that's how I'm getting them,

and that's how a lot of my mentees and a lot of my students getting them, straight off the credit card, no money out of pocket. That's major. So now, when it comes to these store spaces, man, tell me about that. Gil still got a store spot that he had for years and they just keep taking money. Me too.

And he forgot he had shit. I don't even think you're going to use the shit now. You're going to use the shit. No, man, they robbing the shit now. No, you know it's there. You ain't going to take it out or cancel the joints. I'm going to take my shit out. You're not going to use it.

It's probably dated. We all do. I got all kinds of shit in there. Bump boxes are all kinds of shit. Oh, that's where the bump boxes is that. Yeah. They got all kinds of shit I can use in there, man. Yeah, so that's what I come in there, right?

I teach them out of double up and get into the best kept secrets. So self-storage is the number one performing real estate segment out of all classes, right? And it's not as hard to get in as we think. As we used to be all, y'all rent our storage units and y'all pay it every single month, right? That's passive income. So it's a website. It's called bizbysell.com. You go on that website, you can find motivated self-storage owners.

People that own the business 20, 30 years, they're ready to sell. That's a website for motivated self-storage owners. What's the website again? Bizbuysel.com. Bizbi-sell. That's how you find a facility. People give it to the right, and then how you get the money, right? Because a lot of us, we wouldn't have got that pandemic money, that PPP, the E-I-D-L loans,

SBA loans, but SBA. You got it to? I got it to. I got it to. But I flipped the brand, right? So, but like the SBA had been around since 1953, right? But there's a loan specifically. It's called the SBA 7A loan and they finance you up to $5 million.

And all you got to do is put 10% down. And there's a small business loan to go buy small businesses. The reason why self-storage fits is because self-storage is not only real estate, it's a small business. So you go in business by sale, you find a facility, $500,000, $700,000, 10% down. That's $50,000 on the credit card. That's many got you. What I was a flip, $50,000.

that boring and now you just take that and double up and now you bring in passive income in the self storage business and then I want to add that right we also teach how to make multiple streams off one acquisition so not only do we buy the storage unit we making money right you're going to have to rent out the vans

so we partner with the local U-Ha and U-Haul runs the transportation but they give us 30% commission we partner with a local moving company and refer all of our business to the moving company we get paid we put vending machines on the facility you come in and get your snack and your drink we get paid so now you're doing one move but getting paid

four or five six times of one move and now you truly getting that freedom that we're talking about i just want to say this they got security with them right yeah yeah man that nigga about to quit i'm sorry that nigga sitting there like this yeah the whole time i was looking at him even free no man that's a player that's a player that's another plug that's another like this i got about another money this shit i ain't doing this shit too i'm a motherfucker credit cards come in with the $50,000. Yeah. I even give some more games, some direct banks, right?

A matter of fact, I put your own game with Chase right now. Chase just opened up a lending criteria where they can get you up to $100,000 limit on one credit card. A friend of mine got $100,000 limit on one credit card. That ain't normal. So if you meet the right criteria, your credit being good, you can get $100K on one credit card. That's Chase.

Then we can go to another bank. Truers. Truers give you up to $50K, no documentation. So we can get in this money, too, with no tax returns, no paycheck steps, no bank statements and all that, we're going directly into the banks and getting this money no documentation. So we can go to Trude Bank and get up to $50K, no documentation. We can go to Key Bank and get up to $50K, no documentation.

So the money we come in to get... That's the credit card you're talking about. That's the credit card you're talking about. Hey! That's the one you're talking about with a hundred thousand on that. With a bean on it. Oh, yeah.

And with a beanie Siegel. Yeah, talk to me. I'm like, wait, he's talking about this shit. I got in my mind from. He said, let me pull it out. I'm going to get the high limit, though, because everybody's going on line, like the mask, right? I think this is the high limit.

I don't know if you did it, right? I can tell you I'll get a higher limit. Everybody go online, right? And they apply for it, like, online. Everybody got, like, the masses. We don't do that. We go inside the banks and build a relationship. That's why relationships are so important.

Y'all say this a lot, too, because you go in the bank and you build a relationship with a business manager that hosts with the business products. And then now you put your application directly through him with a special note that says what you need the money for, you know, and then you're pushing the application directly

with the business manager himself and now that's a whole different approval process than you're going online with the masses. You're going there with a proposal. Yeah, I go out. I said, I'm going to use this money for marketing. I'm going to use this money for my real estate project.

You're showing where it's going at and where how you're doing it? So now they're willing to give me more money because I'm not just applying online like everybody else, you know what I mean? So now they're willing to give me more money because my rep is putting a special note in it and I'm going inside the bank

with a different push through. So it's a different process. Talk heavy. Who do they pull from? They pull it from experience. They pull from experience. So another one, Alliance Credit Union, everybody can go on this website right now. They pull from TransJune.

They'll get between $10 to $20,000 right now. I'm talking about you can go open up a tab, put a whole website up. I got so many people that got approved for $10 to $15,000 within 10,000 and 15 minutes. Right there, the car hit the mill in three days. That's another one they can do. So they can get that right now. That pulls from TransUnion. Then set up the appointment with Chase to go in the next couple of days to go get up to $100,000.

So now they got plays for days just all there. So basically When I come and get this First of all I'm getting the two e-books It's going to be a bunch of information there But at this live training What I'm getting? What type of game I'm getting? Funding and real estate

Credit funding and real estate So it's all steps Want to get your credit to 700 or higher Then we want to go load you up on the funding And take the fund and put it right in the real estate So you can flip it by bigger units And keep going and get passive income Every single month or just go ahead and get big flips

So is this a certain date for this course or this live training. I mean, I'm just going to get this. As soon as you get it, all the information, you want to be able to download everything right then and there. And you know, I got to wait a week, two weeks, three weeks. As soon as you get it download right then in there. Tell my number.

Listen, what you need to do, I'm talking about to fund your freedom to get the information that you need to fund your freedom. You need to text MWG to 973-474. M-WG text that to 909-473-41-74. That's what you need to do. to get this information. They give me you the free course.

They give me two free ebooks. Ebooks on credit. One on credit repair and one don't bring this funding. They give you a free course and they're giving you live training. And don't forget, right? The affiliate program. I thought it an affiliate on the live trainer. We're going to show you how to actually make money with us.

We want to give them an opportunity to make money in the first 24 to 48 hours. We're giving you out free, but you're going to make money in the first 24 to 48 hours. We're going to break that down on the live training on how they're going to make money with us. So for the, you know, fund your freedom team, what's coming up next? What's your got coming up? We got a lot coming up. We got free events coming up. We got a five-day virtual conference coming up.

So that's five-day. Yeah, five-day fun. So you got information for five days. Y'all going to be giving it up for five days. All right. Straight days, Monday through Friday, every single day. So, you know, a lot of people just got a little bit of game from him, a little game from him, a little game for me. Now, each person got their own full day, on credit, all four day on funding, own four-day on real estate, all four-day on storage facilities.

That way, they can, like, dang, I can take my time and really piece it all together. instead of trying to rush it all in one time. And a lot of people are going to download the free ebooks and they learn on your own. Now you get to learn and get taught with us directly. So you can ask the question, okay, here's the answer that you can go ahead and run this bed. We can go ahead and really guide everything step by step with you.

A lot of people want to be taught by themselves. And some people want to, I need you to actually step by step by step, show me that. So that's what that's for. Well, listen, man, this was another episode of a million dollars where we've gained business spotlight. Today we had these young brothers. I'm talking about from Chicago, from Philadelphia, from New York City,

fund your freedom what you need to do right now so you get all this information that are going to be given to you to upgrade your life and fund your freedom you need to text MWG to 909

473 4174 and you get this game this is another episode a million dollars worth a game business spotlight and it's just like that

right yeah so so I see you be touring a lot like you do like two three tours a fucking year nah I'm probably

I go on like one tour I go on one tour you went on one already this year ain't you on another one no I went last year what was that won't be seen any more that was last year

you were in two yeah that was last year that was the end of last year though oh that's why oh yeah okay it was this year like it was this year I was like November December

so you ready go back again yeah yeah every album album tour but they get bigger yeah you had that shit rocking yeah yeah you had that shit rocking bro

yeah real arenas man like they were singing that shit word for word yeah yeah that shit really That surely fucked me up because, you know, and like right after a nigga kind of took off in the pandemic, right? So a nigga couldn't really move around. So like right after the pandemic, my first tour, like,

I was in, what them shit's called? Not arenas, but amphitheaterals. So, you know, they're like 9,000, 10,000 people. So I'm coming out of the floor, I'm just like, damn, I've never been on stage, no stage this big. You feel what I'm saying? Then the year after that, they're talking about arenas, and I was kind of scared.

Like, bro, you don't think this shit's too big, bro? you know what I'm saying and just that first night like coming out of the stage seeing like like you know what I'm saying like 14, 15,000 people in hell ticket selling you like them tickets selling no it's just I'm like like fuck the money

fuck the sales like all these people here to see one nigga though that shit like I should have fuck you up like looking in a mirror like at the house like what the fuck you know I've been in my same body my whole life you know what I'm saying and just watching me like damn this is me

people coming to see me like my face deep my music you know what I'm saying I just fuck you up like damn Because people want all these people to see one person Now we can go to another city tomorrow I do it again And that one got 17,000 people

16,000 people And that's in Oakland Selling 16,500 tickets You get what I'm saying? Oakland All the way in the West Coast What the motherfucking Warriors play basketball

You know what I'm saying Like a championship game or something And it's busy You feel what I'm saying And it's just here to see one nigga You know what I'm saying One show I should say you feel me

That's incredible It's super incredible So now, when you went to go make this album, right? Like, do you, when you're making the songs, like, how is the studio session? Do you have anybody on the team that got to be there? Like, it's certain people that got to, you know, it's the people that you say, yo. What's a must you got to have into studio? Yeah.

Man, I'm going to tell you some real shit, bro. In the studio, bro, I kick everybody out of that bit. And it's just me and whoever, my engineer. I got two engineers, Tribe, Latino, it's just me and them. And nobody, everybody got to get to. get out. Because the music's so personal, you feel what I'm saying? Like, I might be around my partners all the time. We laugh in the key camp, but they don't really know what the nigga going through, because I'm not feeling around my partner's like, boy, you know,

a nigga feeling like this, I'm not feeling to do that. I don't think nobody do that, you feel what I'm saying? But when I'm in the studio, it's like, it's personal, you feel what I'm saying? In the very beginning, I felt like I kind of fucked up by doing that, you know, just, because I won't tell my partners, but I told the whole world, you feel, me, which is crazy, but I felt like damn I already started. This is it. They got these fans, and these people who wait on me, people looking forward to my music, so that's what I do now, you know what I'm saying? So when I go in the studio, I just talk about my life, and there's my point of view on different stuff, you know, different selves of life. So it's just me and an engineer, you know what I'm saying?

My partners and whoever around me, they're here later, I guess, you feel what I'm saying? If they want to, but it's just me and an engineer, like, I must be in the, I got to be in the studio by myself because I can't just open up by how I'm feeling. I can't talk about how I'm feeling in front of people, you feel what I'm saying? That's the first time I ever heard that. Yeah, you kicked anybody out. Nigger be like, all right, I'm about to record, man. You nicks go play mad. I swear God.

Y'all need that, get out. It's crazy, brook when I first. Like, what, man? We want to hear that shit. Man, it's hard because you know your man about to make a hit. Like, you're like, I want to be here, see. I want to be here. Nick, I want to hear you see.

So we can listen to that shit. Your homies don't be like, so we can listen to that shit what it's done. But we can't listen to that shit when you're making it. Yeah, nah. Come back, man. Get out, nigga. man you already know I'll be a petty ass nigga

they already know though bro I've been doing this since in like four years now so they already know I'll be a petty ass name they'd be calling me Gil you pulling up the ride of a student for what

I can't fucking hear the music call me when he gets them recording I'll be I'll be a petty ass dick But when you're done when you done do is this somebody that you always like

somebody who ear you really respect me like yo listen to this yeah yeah my uncle D because you know he's been watching from the beginning So he knew he always, I just, I wouldn't even ask his reaction.

Like, I just put it on and be, like, watching him, like, trying to see if he reacting. He's like, man, start that bitcho. I'm like, yeah, this is the one. Yeah. You feel what I'm, you feel, me? Like, I don't really ask nobody to validate it. I just kind of play it and just read the room. You feel what I'm saying?

Just play it and read the room. I play, like, three, four other songs from another artist. Then I play my shit. I'll just mix it in and see how they react. They're like, oh, yeah, start that bitch over. Oh, yeah, boy, you snout on that bitch. You feel what I'm saying? Do you ever put some shit on a name and say you snap?

Nah. Or then, no. They'll be like, well, damn when you recorded that biz? He ain't never heard on, you snout on that video. Now, now, who out here in the game that you like, before it's all saying to down, we got to get in that booth together. We got to get on the track. Who is them people?

Ain't a lot, man. I really, I really fuck with that boy, Drake, man. I don't know what I fuck with that boy. I've been watching that boy for a long guy. That's time, man. This is juvenile. You know what I'm saying? Fuck with Drake.

That's really the one. You know what I'm saying? I feel like everybody else, like I don't work with, you know what I'm saying? Everybody else who I was inspired by and I was watching. And I wanted to meet. I don't met him. And I don't work with him. You know what I'm saying?

It might change over time. But Ed Shearing and Drake, I got to fuck with Drake, you know what I'm so I know. So I know bro busy, super busy, though. Beard me. That's going to be crazy, Johnny. That's going to happen. It's going to be crazy. You two singing motherfuckers.

I don't even got to do a song, bro. I just want to meet, bro, shit, bro, man. Tell them, because you got to think about it, bro. I was a supporter, bro, like, coming to your show, buying your merch and shit. So it's like, I don't want to shake your hand. I'm like, fuck with you. I don't even got to do no song with nobody.

I don't really have a song with nobody. Like, this music ain't really for that. This music is just my life and just how I'd be feeling. Like, my music is different. Like, I don't make the music for the turn up and shit. I just, I just be talking about my life. Like, so it's crazy you say that, like, who I want to do. to make a song with like I really ain't pressed about that shit but just like I want to

certain people I want to meet like go to their concert and shake their hands and just let them know like I rock with your music and shit that's what's up that's real because you know what I think we live in a space where as though people don't know how to be fans no more even even us coming from the streets the people in the hood a lot of times people in all they be like yo I mess with your music because anybody too cool everybody thinks a person man I got the same watch ride got on man ain't no mind I got the same you know call he got I ain't gonna go up there, man, tell their homies. Why are y'all going up there, man?

Come on, we ain't gotta go down there. We're popping, too. You're not on his level, though, bro. Chill, man. No, it be people who's still up and coming. I'd be like, bro, your shit hard, bro. You gotta tell people, man. Like, bro, I'm not fin to listen to a nigga music.

Every day, bro, and not say nothing to them. Like, that's weird, bro. That's some ego-ass shit. But it's motherfuckers out here that's like that. You feel what it's motherfuckers that watch every episode of a million dollars worth a game, and they see you and they'll be like, Mm-hmm.

And then you like, what's up, bro? And then you go walk, you sit down in the airport, and then four minutes later, a nigga walk up, man, I wasn't going to come up, man. Yeah, oh, my girl, fuck with your shit, man. Why you wasn't going to come up? If, if Knives walk through this motherfucker airport right down, I'm going to lose my motherfuck of mind, man. Yeah.

Fuck you talk about. Like, certain motherfuckers coming through this motherfucker airport. He lost his fucking mind, blue Big Daddy Kane fucking cover six in the morning for no fucking reason. Big Daddy can to the amp when he screamed. Big Daddy King! I'm like, he's like, man, shut the fuck up. Yeah, that's shit, man, that shit crazy, bro.

If I listen to your shit, I'll rock with your shit, bro, I'm gonna tell you, bro. If I see you, I'm gonna shit, I'm gonna tap you. You might not even, I might not break my neck to DM you, but if I see you, I'm like, well, I fuck, so I'll be listening to your shit. You know what I'm saying? Even if I do DM you, like, it's certain people are real fans that I don't wrote them like, I fuck with your shit, bro. Like, I don't even be on Instagram, but I'm gonna use my shit the right way.

Like, I can reach you, like, I'll fuck with your shit. You know what I'm saying? But that's how it's supposed to be, man. I feel like, bro, a lot of people be caught up in the, they caught up in the fate, the whole facade of this shit. Like, I think a real person, bro. Real human, bro. Like, there's a lot of more people know me than a regular person who are 9 to 5. But the people, we all regular people.

You bleed, I bleed. Absolutely. They all the same people, bro. We all are people. Absolutely. And we all go through, you know, life. Life be lifing. Yeah, do you feel what I'm saying?

It don't matter how much money you got. when somebody in your family pass that don't stop you they don't make you feel better you feel what I'm saying so life always lifeing and we just people who just so happen to be good

as something that we do yeah I thought I thought when I got money shit life was gonna ease up a little bit that shit turned up man turn the fuck up man they ain't put a little fame and other than you got money and fame

like you'd be scared to wake up the first thing you do grab you a fool man make sure everything you're right shit yeah because too a lot of times you know I don't know

your situation but a lot of times when motherfuckers come from that bottom and they get successful you know what I mean people be dependent on you you know what I mean

fucking calls you get every time sometimes I'll be feeling like motherfuckers be making up shit to get money from a thing yeah you feel what I'm saying

like that shit doesn't even sound right that motherfucker's story like family family friends but that's not really even about the money

it's like it's a lot of people who depend on you but it's also a lot of people waiting on you to like fall or waiting for you to like you know what I'm saying or people who ain't happy or people want to prove

prove like nigga you ain't know about like it's just a lot that come with this shit see that's the that's the that's the history of black people man they're championing the nigga

to the top and then once you get there they championing you to the bottom yeah I'd be looking at blog and shit I'd be like man when I wanted to get my mix tape off the ground

Why y'all weren't posting the nigga then? Yeah. Why y'all want, you know what I'm saying? I'm one of the promoter show or something, why y'all want to post a nigga then? But now the day I get on the, you know what I'm saying? In the internet, every blog site in America, all kind of shit, every black blog site in America

want to post you, and, you know what I'm saying? And spreads from drama about you. She don't even got to be true. A bitch or say whatever. Right. And they're going to post it and people just going to go along with it, you know what I'm saying? Right.

Especially if it's bad, but it's like, shit, when the nigga need to hell with that music, you know what I posted me? So it should be illegal to post a nigga now. If you want a posting a nigga then, don't post a nigga now. Don't say, don't even say my name. And that's the beauty of coming to me and Ozworth again because we don't get into that messy shit.

We don't care about it. We ain't messy chasers. We don't wake up every day like, oh, I got to find out what happened a day so I can post a blog. We don't even ask about current events when we do interviews. We interview a motherfucker to find out who he is

that you all see a different side. We ain't wet, set no landmines down. They got to worry about coming in here, stepping on a landmine, losing your motherfucking leg because the nigger is going to ask you some dumb shit, man. So I understand you, you know what I mean? And a lot of times, a lot of the blogs be way older than the young motherfuckers,

and instead of trying to put some protection on them, y'all be trying to get some motherfucking views. Y'all don't give a fuck about discrediting the niggas' life. And messing his whole career. Yeah. fucking the niggas old career about some fucking views I go along with the um

with the facade all the people living there facade they feel like all the famous people just ain't real they don't got no feelings or like fuck them you know what I'm saying

I just said that old Miguel interview they got kids and moms and shit you're saying if you're posting shit about a nigga you're talking bad about a nigga

you think a nigga mama you're feeling see that or my kids when they get older they might be able to see that

my little cousins or my little nieces and shit who fucked up by the nigga or my little sister who she go to school with all these kids

and you get to say something about me You know, my sister's got to go to school on Monday, you know what I'm saying? Like, people don't understand. We're real people. I'm a real person, you know what I'm saying? We're all real human beings, like we're with ties and people. So, and the whole world on the internet, you know what I'm saying?

The whole world, ain't nobody who ain't on the internet. So that's like real life, you feel what I'm saying? So you just get to say whatever you want out to the mouth about a nigger and you don't care you because, you know, you get to go back to your regular life. Your face ain't even on your blog. Right. So you just get to post whatever about a nigga, click over to your regular page and leave your regular life with your mama or your grandma or your grandma or your cousin and shit, your life ain't even bothered, you know what I'm saying? But it's people who are famous and shit, we real people too.

And we got every day of our life, we got to explain ourselves or, you know what I'm saying, or defend ourselves, you know what I'm saying? I feel like, bro, if you do some shit, you got to deal with it, but it's like, you know what I'm saying? Like, God damn, everything a nigga do. Yeah. It's real. The reality of it is, too. I'd be feeling bad for other people.

I see another rapper or somebody else going through shit. I'd be like, damn, I just try to do it. scroll past it real fast. Like, I ain't support that's it, bro. If I see even another rapper, another famous lady or girl, like, getting bashed or somebody talking about them, I just be like, that's fucked up, man.

I just scroll past it, because I know how I feel. You know what I'm saying? I mean, at the end of the day, what's so fucked up is perception is reality. So if one motherfucker post, oh, ride this such and such, then you just see that with no facts, you snack, screenshot that.

Now, 30 more blogs. Now that's the story. Now it's true. Right. It's fucked up, but now it's true. And when they get corrected, but guess what? Nobody hear about it.

I guess what when they say, the nigger Rod got full platinum albums back to back the back to back the back. If I scroll down, I don't want to even see that. I don't hear about that. You feel, me. But the nigga Rod,

they want to hurry up. The old thing, you saw that? Oh, shit. I don't even know what the fuck going on. They said. That's why you said, that's people who don't even know

this nigga Rod got real because I ain't, I ain't fin to be on the, like, just boasting. and putting shit in people's face like the facts is the facts but those people don't even know that they got four platinum albums

back to back you know what I'm saying they don't even know that I can go in the arena and sell 17,000 tickets you get what I'm saying? Or face. That people don't even know that because people worry about the wrong shit. But the people that need to know

they know what's going on but you got to understand this and like you said that's why we bung straight to the point like when we talk about the views on your YouTube and your content now you got to think about this it's only you did 4.5 billion views on YouTube so there's only 8 billion people on

the planet so you did half plus so you got to think about it this new album coming out you already have 4 and a half so that's going to push the price 5 500 million more because you be getting 100 million and all that stuff all the video so you got to think about that before you know it. Yeah, too, you'd be with the planet. You've got another like a master planet. Yeah, I'm gonna just keep going, bro. I'm just keep going. I appreciate all the people who support

me, who are with me right now. You know what I'm saying? People who are going to be with me down the line or people who never get down with it, I really don't, I ain't doing this for that, bro. I just appreciate all the people who is listening to my music, who is supporting my music, who love me for me. I ain't got to be nothing else, you feel

me? I ain't got to be nothing else that I ain't, you feel me? I can just be myself so shout out i just want to appreciate all the people who is with me who is rock with me buying my album coming to my shows who feel feel feel what i'm talking about and you feel how i feel i'm saying i mean i appreciate you know what i'm saying how down the earths you are down earth you know because you because bro you know you you know you play it in the humble light but you really one of them niggas yes like it's only a few niggas out here that's really them niggas and you one of them you feel what I'm saying so million dollars worth a game we want to

give you your flowers and let you know bro that you want them niggas that's running the game you want them niggas that came man you created your sound you created your whole everything like everything you got going on just look big it just like we came to that motherfucking concert man and them people were singing that shit word for word every fucking song I don't care what you put on. Them chicks was losing their minds, man. So for me, man, a lot of times the hate come with the game. They come with success.

Right. You know what I mean? And that's just the flip side of having all the money, having all the things that come with success on this side. You know, something bad got to, you know. Right, she got to pay. The way it out, you know what I mean? But it's always more good than the bad.

So, you know, just keep being you, man. Keep being a down-the-earth brother that you are. Keep making that good music and keep feeding your fans, man. Right. Real talk, because you really one of the niggas. I appreciate it. You know what I'm saying? Never forget that, man.

You can never forget that, man. And you always just like, in the times that it's hard, know why you're here. Just tapping to yourself like, damn, I'm here for a reason. And God got you no matter what. See, it ain't about with nobody, none of us think. I mean, it ain't about with the people or whoever. It's about really with your relationship with God and you, and your relationship with your family,

and you just take care of your kids, and them be able to say, damn, my daddy, he did anything, he got out, he went up, every day got up to make sure we was right, to make sure mama was right. And at the end of the day, long as you do that, that's all you hear for. Everything else is a plus.

You know what I mean? Fuck it. That's how you got to deal with it, man. The album, where you got on there, man? Any features, no features? Yeah, I just want to feature 21 Sabbath. Oh, 21. Oh, man.

I should say it with 21, man. The only feature, I'm not bad. That motherfucker go hard, huh? Yeah, I bet. I was, I was right on there talking that shit. Yeah, yeah, bro, be snapping all the time. You know, I'm a fan of him too, you know what I'm saying? So I was glad he got to be on the album, you know what I'm saying?

Real fan of bro. Yeah, 21 is really, he one of them niggas too. What I say is, only a few niggas. That's one of them niggers. When you look at 21 stats, he wanted them niggas. he wanted them niggas as well so shout out to sad And what's your favorite song

With your favorite song with an album Oh damn You got to pick one You only can listen to one That's it You pick him one My favorite song on the album I got a song called

Long Journey on a Long Journey No matter how much I go back and listen to it It feels like the first time What's you talking about On there? It's my long journey

You know what I'm saying And I just say I thank you for Thank God You know what I'm saying that a nigga, life different now, you know what I'm saying, I've got different problems. And I just thank God, no matter what I go through in his life

or this position I'm in, I'm just thankful to be here because I remember when I was begging to be here. You know what I'm saying? I was just begging God for a better day. So I just thank him for being here, you know, regardless of how many times I might have a problem with what I'm going through, life gets tough. I'm just thankful that I'm here.

See, I get to take care of my kids and take care of my family and stuff. So that's just what I stand on. So that's probably why that's my favorite song. I'm always preaching out, like, I'll do thank for to be here, shit. Nothing more, nothing less. I'm just happy to be here. I'm saying. I don't care about being number one, number two, number 10, number 50.

I'm just happy to be in my space and in my lane doing my thing and everything working for me until it ain't, or whatever. It can start tomorrow. At least I did it. And I'm financially stable. And I'm just happy that I, you know what I'm saying? I just wanted a million dollars, you know what I'm saying? I just wanted a nice apartment with my kids in the car

and you know what I'm saying so I don't pass that by the whole lot so it's like I'm just happy to be here I think that you'd be here too hopeful now that's what a little part of my past that you know blue wave man shit yeah I did how I say every day I'm every day in this shit

I'm just happy that I'm you know what I'm saying happy I got what I got you know what I'm saying I'm already I already done past my expectations you know I don't already so it's like whatever this shit take me next, you know what I'm just happy I'm here, happy I did it, happy to say we did it, you know what I'm saying, so see what this shit take us, I'm happy that my fans still rocking with me, you know what I'm saying, the new fans, the old fans, whatever.

So what is it about now? Because you got, I mean, you got the, you got the money, you got a cold fucking dunk. Yeah, I do. That's my fucking cold. They said, that's the coldest motherfuck don't out. I'm just keeping the real. My fucking camera man told me that. Yeah.

Yeah, my cameraman told me that in the way of him. He said, he got the coldest dunk out I ever seen. Beef and broccoli. I said, damn, yeah, that you ever seen, he said, yeah. I mean. They grew up watching them boys, dude, everything I came from, maybe who I am, you know what I'm saying? So I need a grow up watching them boys, watching them, niggas, put them don'ts together. You know, my uncle helped me a lot with that car, you know what I'm saying?

Yeah, so. Your old fucking less. Shout off the Ogle Dick. Oh, he looks. His Uncle Dee, yeah. No. He gave, yo, he's, he looked like he could look like he could live in a little key, He'd been Uncle Dee too.

That's one of those niggins too right now. He holds it down, though. But Uncle Dee, I see you give a lot of respect and love to him. He was day one. You know what I mean? He's always in your corner. He's the one you go to and be like, oh, what do you think? And he'll give you the game.

Yeah, a lot of people don't know that. My uncle, that's my real uncle, man. Like, my daddy went to prison. Uncle Dee, like, took me in and type of shit. Like, picking me up from school and shit. Then he went to prison. Did his time, did 10 years came home, you feel me? And I said, we took off with that rap, shit.

Like, he just came and got me. me like come up man i got a i got a plan just come with me and we just we really really turn that shit i turn nothing to something man that's a beautiful feeling though ain't it yeah it is when you when you when you just remember because i see it in your face how you remember just having a motherfucking dream like i just man if i could just get this many people to listen you know what i mean just

i just need this many people to pay attention and then I could just, I could start from there and now. It was like, you come out and you like, you like, I can't believe this. That shit is crazy. Like every single time, like not one night go by, but I'm gonna be like, what the fuck did we do, boy? Like, what the fuck do we do?

Like, this shit crazy. Like, if the people have seen how we started, bro, that's why I really wanna put this documentary together. I've been buying all my footage from the first, First camera I ever had. You got the footage. All of it. Every camera.

You got all the files. All every hard drive. Every clip that was taken to me, I got it. And I just want people to see how this shit started. Let me ask you, what was the worst point? Y'all was that on that camera. The worst point was at? That's the thing, bro.

I was so young. So everything was so exciting to me, bro. Like, being in the back of a suburban was exciting to me. So I was, I think that's how I was able to get to this point, bro, because I was just having fun the whole time. I was just happy, like. Come, I wasn't doing nothing, bro. I had graduated school.

I was just waking up every day trying to get money. So I wasn't really doing nothing. So just in the back of a suburban from the time to that day all the way to not, bro, I was just happy to be doing anything, you know what I'm saying? But the one thing you did was hustle. You had drive. Because once you've seen that, oh, I got away, I got a lane. See, a lot of people see that they got away, they got a lane,

but they still don't put that work in. Yeah. That's what I'm saying I had a fire in me I just need the direction And a nigga like Uncle D You know what I'm saying He like he wanted people

We're playing out everything We're gonna go in here We feel to have a plan You want to jail, Nick Ty shit He's on point Uncle D on point You know what's going on

He's gonna join To organize So everything he got But he's been like But you know He's swift nigga You know what I'm saying But he had

So I had a fire in me Like I used to be like You know what I'm saying Just bouncing around Like we're gonna go over here We pass out CDs so I had a fight in me I was running around Uncle Dee just stopped me

I don't know You need to all this running around You need to go that way You know what I'm saying So he kind of just grabbed me And pointing me in the right direction So the ground was already in me I'm a hustler already that shit in me

You feel me Come from hustlers you feel me But I just had to have the right direction You know what I'm saying And then with me knowing Like how the rap game I already go from the outside of the end Me knowing what I wanted

As a consumer We kind of just mix that shit up together You know what I'm saying And that shit just turned To some amazing shit Yeah. You know, I said spread of that shit all around the world, God. That's what that shit is about.

Yeah. Yeah. Well, an album, nostalgia, right? Yeah, nostalgia, the album, man. How many songs on there? 19, right? 19. I remember when they used to, I remember when you don't get paid for more than 12, right?

Yeah, no. I get it paul of my money. I don't need all this shit. No, on the album back of the day, you didn't get paid from one or 12. So, CDs, yeah. Yes, sir. Now we're streaming, so I get paid. I guess they stream all your music now.

Well, yeah, see, you know what I'm talking about. I know he's in New York, but I'm going to give you the phone. You could talk to him real quick. You was in jail, man. Hey, Rod, this Chubbs. Brickman. Hello? Man, make that shit happen, bro.

Shit, man, I'm just chilling, man. Make that shit happen. That's what we do. Yeah, I'm a big fan. Shit. Y'all boy the fucking goat, man. That fucking tour is fucking amazing. Yeah.

Yeah, I just had the one in L.A. I had went to the show in L.A. Shit, I'm around, bro. Yeah, I'm around. Shit, niggas just chilling, man. Yeah, yeah, for sure. Yeah, yeah, for sure. Any time, bro, I'm in New York right now,

doing this press run for my album, you know what I'm saying? You know what I'm saying? Then on 15th we're dropping it in. What else is? Nistalgia. It's Friday. This Friday is dropping. Make sure you get the album.

It's going down, man. It's all personal from the heart. I mean the real life. Real life music. It's going down, man. That's what it's about. Is what I'm saying? That's what's up, man.

All right, Chels. Appreciate you. That's what it's about, man. about, man. No, I'm gonna put you, I'm gonna put y'all, I'm gonna put you, give you, give them your connections. When y'all go from there? All right, bet.

That's what we try to do over that, man. That's worth of a game, man. Yeah, that's crazy, bro. We're the black people that try to make the connection. Oh, you need to get it. Yeah, he'll take him in Texas. He said, call. Log his number, man.

Yeah, he'll be texting real quick. Oh, you need to get to him. Oh, yeah, we get to him. Oh, you need to. Why get in somebody way? You're right. You're right. You know what I mean?

They grew up watching them boys, man. Right. And when we put the call in, it's not like we call them for a regular nigger. We call him for that nigger. So it's a respectable call. You know what? Gotta respect people with time. We ain't calling saying we got Johnny Donut here. Yeah.

But listen, man, it's going down September 15th. Listen, nostalgia. Listen, you got shit low. I'm telling me, you got a whole soundtrack to your life. Everything you went through, the girl, this girl fucked me over. Song. My homie ain't shit. Song.

They hate it on me over here. song. Mama, I love you. Song. Listen, girl. Shit ain't go right. That pussy was good. I love you still. Shit, I want you back.

Song. That's not like one of your songs. I'm just saying. It might be. I'm just saying. It's going to be anything that shit go wrong. Anything you go through or life just living, there's a song that's a passion there and it's heart.

And it's a real human being just putting it out there being extremely transparent. Ain't trying to front. Ain't trying to cap. It's just good music. Yes. And it's all about good music, man. Right. So, you know, we appreciate you for coming through.

I appreciate you, man. I appreciate y'all for having me, man. And I got a prediction. It's going to be the fifth platinum project. I'm just putting the prediction out there. You know what I mean? That ain't a fucking prediction. That's like a fuck type of prediction.

So if this was on a ticket, if this was on a betting site, so the odds would be, it'll be real. Well, the odds would be fucking negative 7,000. So you ain't going to win no money because they all be. It's like, what the fuck? You ain't going to bet this shit ain't going to plant him. You know this girl platinum. That's what he'd do.

I can't even cheat the system. So I can't even achieve this motherfucker. It's hard to believe. Platinum. One little piece. That's all he need. He be talking that shit, though. But listen, man, everybody out there makes you buy it, stream it, TikTok.

Share it. Share it. Because y'all know it's going to be that shit. I wouldn't listen to it. Listen to it. Harry, which way? Listen to it. You know they're going to do that.

Listen. Go to the show. You got to go to the show and see the experience. And this is what we're looking for. One, two, three, four. Five times platinum. Five times. That's a, that's a, that's a, that's a hell of a feat right there.

Yes, it is. And it's just like that. Right.