No Jumper - At The End of The Day Ep. 17 w/ Junebug

Episode Date: January 28, 2021

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All right, everybody radio. Let's run this motherfucker, man. Hey, this is at the end of the day with A-D. And if you guys is wondering while my co-host isn't here, unfortunately, she left the show. So we're going to smoke on a Yazzie pack, and we're going to give her a salute a moment of silence for Yazzie, y'all. I don't know how to fucking song go.

You know what I'm saying? It's my brother Junebug, what's up, man? Hey, what's up? No, I'm just playing y'all. Yeah, Zhe's sick, y'all. She ain't quit, man. She ain't quit. I didn't know what to the last.

No, no, you're just like, damn, it's fucked up. Niggins say he's smoking on the pack and shit like that. She ain't quit, y'all. Don't freak out. Yeah, she'd be back next week. She had a sore throat, so, yeah. Uh-oh. I'm going to say, man, you might have that COVID-19.

You know what I'm saying? That rony. Go get that, yeah, go get that Posteronee check. You know what I mean? The San Francisco tree. You feel me? June, what's up, man? What's going on, man?

Bro, what's the deal, man? It's the deal, man. We're going crazy right now. Hey, bro, I was happy, man. Nicky hit me up was like, hey, bro, I fuck with the show. I'm like, nigga, you've been fucking June bugging around the world. You fuck with the show, man. I like that shit, man.

Man, how life been for you, bro? Let me know. Life has been amazing, man, for the past. The challenge's been out for about a little bit over the month now. But, man, something new every day. You know what I'm saying? Celebrities hit me up. Going to different states.

You know what I'm saying? Claven. It's been a movie. So I'm grateful, bro. Bro, I was like, when I first seen this shit, I first seen Gilly did that shit. You know what I'm saying? Like, shout out to Gilly, man. Everybody say that.

Bro, Gilly, Gilly, Gilly a good nigga, man. Shout to Gilly. Shout to Gilly, for sure. Yeah, bro. When I seen him do that shit, I was like, bro, this shit is funny as fuck, bro. Wow. Bro, wild as hell. And I actually went on tour with Gilly.

Like, my first tour and shit like that. Yeah, I went on tour with Bone Thugs in Harmony and fucking, yeah, me and Gilly, bro, that nigga had me laughing every fucking night, bro. And to see how far he fucking came and what he's doing now, especially for the podcast game.

And now I'm in this shit too, bro. That shit is like fucking amazing. But I never forget, man. Me and Wallow always was cool and shit like that. I accidentally offended Wallow one time. Oh, really? Yeah. Because are you familiar with this movie

called the, what's the Bruce Leroy movie called? I think it's the Last Dragon. Do you ever seen that with Bruce Leroy and all that? Bro, I didn't know that he was so much of a fan, you feel me? He was posting the Bruce Leroy and shit and I made a joke. I was like, he said something like Bruce Leroy's superhero. I was like, man, Bruce Leroy would get the shit beat out of him or something like that. And that nigga got so mad. He didn't follow me from Instagram. Bro, that nigga was, I didn't know, like it was, I was just joking around and

shit like that. He hit me like, don't you ever come in Bruce Leroyer like that. Yeah, don't say nothing about karate Euro. Nah, that's that nigga idol. You know what I'm saying? So I was literally like, damn, I was like, man, I offended this nigga Wallo, and then I ended up running to these niggas in fucking Houston. And yeah, I ran into Gillian Wallow in Houston bed. The niggas was like, bro, you know you was wrong for that shit,

but you know, them niggas is cool. We was all having fun and shit like that year, man. But then my guy, so like, the Junebug challenge, like, what the fuck made you think of that shit, bro? So what I do, I've been making videos for five years. I recently just started getting on TikTok And I recently Like in December

First time I dropped the video First time I've seen the video It was December 23rd So what I did was On my FYP You know what that is? Your 4U page No nigga

What the fuck is that? It's basically like the Explorer page But on TikTok So it shows you all the best viral videos Or yeah The best viral videos The challenge Or the song was already trending

So somebody already made a challenge to that song. You know what I'm saying? So I seen it on my FYP and I didn't, I didn't fuck with the dance at all. So I said to myself, like,

what I do is I always, you know what I'm saying, put my own little twist on things. So I basically took the song and I just made my own dance to it. I didn't know, actually, when I first,

when I first posted it. Yeah, show these niggas, girl. When I first, when I first posted the video, like the caption was, I never knew the name of this dance. And a whole bunch of dudes from New York follow me.

So they end up commenting, yeah, that's a Smoney dance. I didn't know that. But a few days later, or, you know what I'm saying, when it started getting viral and popping and all that, the running joke in the comments was, oh, is that Gilly? He was like Gilly.

You know what I'm saying? So that's, you know, and if you know Gilly, Gilly always post people that look like him. You do favor him, too. I don't know how y'all see him. Your name should be, well, your name is Junie. Junie, nigga. Junie, the kid, nigga.

But yeah, he ended up posting me first. you know what I'm saying like making a joke you know I'm saying a girl posted uh DM Tim and said this is you he posted it making fun of me my cotton dockers I would never wear cotton dockers wrinkle free cotton dockers and whatnot and then he followed up with it by doing the exact same thing I did in the video and that was that's what made it a challenge it wasn't a challenge at first you know I'm saying so what you know what I'm saying if anybody knows challenges all challenges are are mockeries so he you know what I'm saying double down and I'll say I got to come up with the name.

You know what I'm saying? So I was like... Name it it to yourself. You're a cold nigga. I did the same thing. I named it myself. You know what I did the same thing. Because over the years, bro,

you know what I'm saying? Every single challenge that's been out, you know what I'm saying? You got the running man challenge. You got the mannequin challenge. You got the Harlem Shake challenge? Like, who started though? You ain't got any no identity behind it.

You know what I'm saying? So I'm like, name it after myself. You know what I'm saying? Random people come across it. Who is Junebug? Nigger, nigga waving like Michelle Obama this shit, bro.

Nicker cold, so. Bro, it made sense. My dad, nigga, I see my dad do this shit. I said,

man, this shit getting out of control now, bro. Inmates, you know what I'm saying? Beatkeepers. Okay, look,

the inmates, I can see that though. That shit, that shit's just cracking. But when I seen, what's a nigga name, Howie Mandel? Oh, man.

Come on, bro. Oh, man. Deal or no deal? I didn't know who he was at first. Like, I had to, because, you know,

I was too young for that. But you're saying, too young for Howie, man. Howie is everywhere, man. I'm like, this dude look he look hella familiar. He was like, bro, that's dealing no deal. You thought I was Mr. Clean, huh? I did.

Nick of Mr. Clee doing the Jew butt, bro. No, bro, but that's shit. Like, what, so for people who don't know, people may not know the name of that song. Has the artist reached out to you and like, you know what I'm saying, try to fuck with you in any type of capacity? It was mostly me,

initiating everything. And then, you know, I think a couple weeks into it didn't really acknowledge me at first. And then when it started popping, popping, you know what I'm saying? He ended up showing love and liking my comments and whatnot. But, you know, no follow and nothing like that. Man, tell that nigga he got to follow you, man. The shit going to the charts now, bro, off of this motherfucking dance, bro.

Yeah, bro. I don't expect the thing is with me, I don't expect anything from anybody, you know what I'm saying? That's a good attitude. I've been through this before, you know what I'm saying, with, like, blowing. on people's songs up and whatnot. Nica, pop your shit, man. Yeah.

So I don't expect anybody to, like, give me anything from it. So it was more from my, you know what I'm saying? My brand and, you know, getting shit out there. So, yeah, bro. I don't expect nothing for me. Man, you're a good nigga, bro, because I'd be tripping, bro, if I was you, man. I was tripping at first, but I'm like, nah.

There's always so much you can do, you know what I'm saying? It's only so much that nice shit can get you bad. You could try to be politically correct and shit like that, bro. That's true, too. You know what I mean? I know niggas now like trying to be your best friends and shit like that like June I need you man I mean I feel the same way I was like June nigga you don't come on show my nigga I'm gonna kidnap you and your manager and everybody I was gonna about no goddamn challenge or no goddamn goddamn goddamn bug shit but nah I'm like on some real shit that's

dope bro and you got a good attitude and you got good energy you feel me yeah and that's why the longevity is gonna be there because nigga I didn't even fucking know you didn't the fucking I think You, I don't want to, Harlem niggas do not get mad at me right now. Be careful. Be careful. I ain't going to say you're the number one, but you top three to me for the fucking Harlem shape. And when I tell you, I have watched this video, bro, so many times. And it wasn't particularly the dancing.

It was like, bro, this nigga look, happy as fuck. Like, my nigga, you can watch that video and it's like, if you're having a bad day, like, man, look at this nigga, you feel me? Yeah, bro. We got a up. Hey, Jaws, play one of these videos, man. Because this nigga is a Harlem Shake King, and he's from the Bay. I want to see.

Look at this shit. I watched this shit. I was like, what the fuck? This nigga, look, happy as hell, man. Bang that motherfucker. Yeah, bro, I learned all in six months from videos. From Harlem? Let's play that shit, John.

A crazy feat. This is back in the bay, by the way. Big-ass boots, man. Four years ago, bro. Damn. Going on five in December. Damn, Tommy's fun. Man.

Yeah, that was my first, first blow up, bro. As a nigga from the West Coast as well, bro, this shit made me want to, like, just Harlem shake up, like, when nobody's around and shit. With nobody around. Nobody around, bro. Can't. You all I mean? Look at this nigga, man.

Look. See, bro, I swear you, like, so, because like, shout to Justin Combs and Christian and everybody, bro. Like, them niggas, bro, like, go to the clubs in L.A., bro. And they, shout out to Larry, PJ Kev and shit. Them niggas always Harlem Shake. You know what I'm saying? So I'm going to ask you this. Who is your top three, no, top five Harlem Shakers of all time? My top five Harlem Shakers of all time, nigga. It's my boy. My boy, Tweek, is the top, top. The top of all time, bro. I don't know what tweak is, so I'm going to give it to you.

My boy, Tweet, Tune is a producer for Aesaf Furr. Okay, okay. He's a Harlem Shake legend, pioneer. He's a younger generation, but the original Harlem Shakers, they all actually, like, they all, you know what I'm saying? Unanimously like top one, top two, top three. Nick, I'm saying yours. Come on, man.

Who are you doing? My boy, my boy, Tweet. Oh, that's one. My boy, Golden Child. Okay. And my O.G. Young Nasty. Okay. Yeah.

That's it, nigga? Yeah. A top three. All right, look. I'm going to give you my top, bro. First of all, you miss Diddy, man. How are you going to miss Diddy, man? You got to know the pioneer.

So you talk about the clouded, like the commercial. Man, listen, fuck the commercial, bro. You got to give it to Puff and bring in the Harlem Shake worldwide. He automatically number one. You must not see my boy Twig, or my boy, uh, Golden. We're gonna, we gonna see that shit afterwards. You know what I'm saying? I got you, bro. I got you.

Then I gotta go back into the Combs family, my brother Justin. You feel what I'm saying? Hey, nice. Man, Christian. But then look, you forgot about a little bow wow, bro. Bow wow used to be Harlem Shaking, bro, in the video. You don't remember that shit? I remember that shit.

I remember it. And Lil Romeo, bro. Bro, them niggas is ghost status when it comes to the Harlem Shaking, bro. You got to, you got to keep my homies, man. You got to pee my partners. And you said tweaking and who else? Tweak, Golden Child, and Young Nasty. They're underground.

They all underground. They don't get their credit. So, you know what I'm saying? I'm giving my just due. My paying my homage. You're a real nigga for that, bro. Shout out to Romeo, bro. Romeo, bro, Romeo.

He did a playful. You know, the kids. He did a playful one. He's like, Romeo, Rolemaudia. I'm on a rock right now. I'm a little role that I came to get down. I was like, bro. I was like, that shit cracking.

Hey, so you were, We went viral off the, another Harlem Shake video, right? Yeah, yeah. In Harlem, right? Yeah. No, in Times Square. Oh, come on, care. Time Square.

First time in New York. With the specifics? First time of New York, we went viral, bro. Like, right off the plane, man. It was, it was. And we got that shit, too. With the violin. Let's look at that motherfucker.

Let me see. Look at that motherfucker, Josh. Who was that with the violin? We didn't know who that was at all, dude. We just walked up to him was like, hey, bro. Did you play to this? He barely spoke, spoke English, but you know what I'm saying? I don't know if y'all can see, but there was cops in the back too looking like I was kind of worried.

I'm like, bro, they're going to come over here? Like, this is like three in the morning. If anything, the niggled the violence should be scared of the police. Look, fucking it up. I come at the end. That's being all black. That dick is cold too right there. All over cold.

My boy Moiswold. Ah, those diggas is cold. Look at him though. Look at his hat. Like how you put his hat on? Or his shirt on. And I don't play the violin. First time, bro.

You got link up with Shiggy, bro. Shiggy? Yeah. You met him yet? No, I haven't met him yet. You know how I met this nigga Shiggy? Oh, fucking clubhouse, bro. Real clubhouse.

Yeah, bro. I don't even knew, like, I never had a conversation. I never, like, had a conversation with the nigger nothing like that before, but he came into an all-L.A. clubhouse fucking, like, clubhouse room, bro. Yeah, yeah. And y'all pressed him? Bro, it was, it wasn't,

it wasn't that, no, because the nigga cool, bro. We got a lot of the same mutual friends and shit like that, but, like, the niggas was just making jokes. And then the nigger says, something, something AD, and I was just like, he was like, nothing bad or nothing like that. But he was just, like, he was doing music and shit. And he was like, oh, yeah, we got in the studio AD,

And I was just like, huh? You're rapper? You rap? Bro, he plays some of his music. It wasn't bad. You know what I'm saying? But like, L.A. niggers, bro, like, when we all get together and shit like that,

we're going to give everybody a hard time and shit like that. So, Shiggy, if you listen to my nigga, A.D., fuck with you, man. Hit your boy, yeah, man. Come fuck with me in June and shit like that. Man, I don't feel like the way that they, that he got treated in the L.A. room was... You feel bad for that.

Yeah, man, because he was being cool as a motherfuckerucking, bro. Niggas was your... Bro. that. What would y'all do? What would y'all tell him to do? Dance? Do that dance. You can't dance on clubhouse. Nick, on here his feet tapping and shit like that. And Nick, a tapp dancing.

I'd be like, I'll be hell of funny. But you fuck a clubhouse? I just made one today. Bro, the thing I like clubhouse. It's two sides of the shit, bro, because, like, clubhouse is like really unfiltered, bro. Yeah.

And niggas be talking crazy on there. I can imagine. I can imagine it could be something, like, super, like, informative, like, people can have, like, good conversation. But, like, you know what I'm saying? Cats get on there talking crazy. I've heard some stuff. Bro, niggas be talking crazy.

And my thing is, it's like, look, if you talk to me crazy on Clubhouse, bro, whenever this pandemic is over and you think the clubs is back open and shit, we're going on full press slapping nigger mode. You know what I'm saying? And I don't even want to, like, put myself in that position to even get offended or upset over that fucking app. And then, but the other day I found out, like,

I seen Masterpiece said, them no fuck is made a billion. dollars or something is worth a billion now or something clubhouse clubhouse bro i remember i remember what was low key now i got to you know got to twitter and instagram now it's out of the blonde portion now and then i seen twitter got a feature they trying to steal from now you know twitter got you twitter got the uh the fleets oh i'm sorry y'all twitter please don't i won't lose my my account again you ain't stole nothing you guys are uh you guys are innovators y'all i'm saying like no i lost my shit twice, bro. I lost my once. I lost my once and I couldn't get it back for like a year.

Bro. They, they, I had got my shit back and then, nigga, two months later, took my shit again. You know how I lost my shit to? Over some goddamn free shoes, bro. They knew exactly how they get me. You feel me? Free shoes. All right, look, so I got a homeboy who, who fuck with all the NBA and he'd be playing the celebrity games and shit like that. And, uh, he was, his account hit me up. I didn't know his shit was hacked. And he did me. And he did me. He was just like, hey, bro, I got this program that I'm with with the NBA and shit. You feel me? They're looking for influencers and artists and all type of shit.

And they're like, bro, they can get you like all the off whites and everything. We'll give you two pairs a month. You know what I'm saying? It sounded great. Yeah. It was like every month we'll send you two, three pairs of exclusive fucking Nikes and shit. Like Jordan's everything. I was like, oh, yeah, nigger.

And I'm like, this is from a credible source. So I'm like, yeah, nigga, all right, for sure, for show, for show. Like, it's on that. He was like, all you got to do. And this, I'm thinking it's him the whole time. I said, all you got to do. Shout to my homie BDow. That's his fucking page.

He's like, all you got to do is sign up for this shit. And once it's done, like, it's good. So I was like, I, I went to sign up. It had two options. It says sign in with Google and it says sign in with Twitter. And I was like, Nick, I don't know about the Google shit. You know what I'm saying? I'm glad, bro.

They would have hacked my Gmail. Oh, man, I would have been sick. So I sign in with the Twitter. I put my password in and it said password incorrect. I was like, what the fuck? And I went back and tried to do it again. I actually changed my Twitter password and put the new password into the shit.

Oh, you double down. I was like, what the fuck? My nigga, five minutes later, bro. Them niggas changed the recovery email. They changed the number. Do you feel me? And, bro, they took everything, bro. And it looked professional as hell.

Bro, they took my account, my verified account, bro. and I'm like fuck and my manager he was like bro you dumb all this over some fucking shoes you feel me like nigga losers bro over some two tennis shoes a month bro like my nigga I was too thirsty for that shit that shit wasn't even cool bro

you got it back though I got it back right with the check pro yeah with the check for sure sure as soon as I got it back they DM this nigga Adam was like yo this nigga Adam wrote back they was trying to get Adam the same type of way so they was going

in like a chain trying to swipe motherfucking shit, bro. Then I got my shit back. Two weeks later, I get another DM. It's another like sweepstakes. Somebody told me, hey, I got this other contest or something like that. I'm just like, all right, I fell for that shit again, man.

And they took my shit again, bro. And I lost my shit for another two months. I'm disappointed. Now I learn my lesson. If Junebug says, bro, I got this program for you No, I'm not answering that shit, bro. I don't want to lose my Twitter again. Nika, I'm fucking cool, bro.

That shit is crazy. Yeah, bad. But I'll be seeing the Instagram verification ones, you know what I'm saying? Like, I don't even click. I don't even, you know what I'm saying? Like I said, it looks so professional now where you click on anything. It could, like, take your information. So I just like, you know what I'm saying?

They got one on Instagram too where, like, they DM me like maybe two, three times a week. And a little professional is hell. And it says, yes, to keep your verified check, you have to sign in and bear it. I'm like, nah, nigger. Nope. You ain't doing that. Because if I lose my Instagram, bro, I'm going to jump off the top of no jumper, bro. I lost mine before.

Oh, no. After the blow up, the Harlem Shake blow up, I gained like $80,000 in eight months. And then I got some, you know, copyright issues and they disabled mine, my junk. and had to start all the way over in 2017. So I was at 80K, and then they took it away. As soon as I moved to LA with my three roommates, you know, getting ready to get, you know, going on this journey with like, you know what I'm saying,

getting your cloud up and all that, like snatched it. That niggas said three roommates. How was that? It was actually cool because I had actually a good report with all of them. So like I would actually spend time with them and, you know what I'm saying, developing a relationship for like a year prior. So it wasn't like, I don't know crazy, nothing crazy happened. really when we was there no arguments really like that you know what I'm saying I hear roommate

stories all the time and like man I had it real good well I have I had one roommate my whole life bro and it was it was my it's still my homie to this day shout to my homie spike but when we had a spot together bro like nigger freshly got some money moving north Hollywood we had a three-story condo bro that shit was pure mayhem bro every fucking good one a good good man word I mean depending on Depending on how you look at it. Depending on how you look at it, bro. We, bro, we had fucking parties almost every fucking night, bro. And people are just getting drunk.

And then, nigger, next door to us, it was these Disney fucking kids, bro. These white Disney kids, my nigga, who would just have parties as well, too, bro. White Disney kids. White did. They used to, they all was for Disney and shit, bro. We ended up linking up with these motherfuckers next door, bro. And we drove the fucking landlord crazy, bro. And like, like one time we had a homie that was staying over there with us.

We let him stay over there and shit. This nigga did some crazy-ass shit, bro. Crazy-ass shit, bro. Still to this day, I don't know if he's dead or not. I don't know. But this nigga, man, look, we got this spot, feel me? We had an extra room and shit. The homie needed a place to stay and shit.

So we let the nigger stay over there. Bro, parties every night, like I said. Everything's cracking and shit like that, right? This nigga, he starts, you know, he starts selling certain products and stuff. You know what I mean? And the nigga coming back and forth, he's giving us, you know what I'm saying, all type of shit. We're going, you know what I'm saying? It was a cool exchange.

One day, bro, a nigga come knocking on the door, like, boom, boom, bomb, bomb, bomb. Like the police. Yeah. And, nigga, we answered the door, nigga. I'm in the living room. It's like five of us and shit. The nigga walked in. He, like, he looked kind of nervous and shit.

I'm like, who fuck is this nigga? And he asked where the homie was. And he was like, man, he upstairs. So the nigga go walk all the way upstairs and shit. He come back down. As he walking back, the nigga is just looking nervous at all of us and shit like that. We like, what the fuck is wrong? What the fuck is wrong with this nigga?

You know what I'm saying? This nigga dip out. Bro, all we hear is a, like, mhm. Like, we're like, what the fuck? At the window and shit, do you feel me? Like the nigga was throwing shit at the at the fucking window The nigga was throwing shit at the window So I'm like

My nigga I go outside You feel me? The nigga drive off Through whatever bro But you know come to find out The homie had stole this nigga like weed And went upstairs and shit like that And the nigga told him like look If you don't bring me my shit downstairs

I'm about to lay everybody out in the fucking house. You feel me? The nigga didn't tell us nothing, bro. The nigga didn't tell us nothing. I ended up, somebody ended up telling me, I mean, telling him that,

hey, look, A D., a real nigga from L.A., he lived over there and shit like that, and the nigga hit me up. He was like, bro. I was parked outside of y'all shit. I was going to spark y'all shit up. You feel me? He said, the nigga took my shit.

My nigga, I swear to God, I went to that fucking house. Bro, this nigga was nowhere to be found. I took this nigga mattress, bro, and I threw that motherfucker. over the balcony and shit. I took all this clothes like he was my bitch or something. Through all this shit,

nigga just haul that motherfucker out. You know what I'm saying? And I called a nigga. I'm like, nigga, come catch your fade. You feel me? The nigga didn't,

he was like, nah, bro, I love you, man. I'm like, nah, he don't love nothing. Come catch his,

come catch his faith. And then he, bro, this nigga sent his mama to come get his mattress and everything like that. I come out the house, my nigga, ready to get in on.

His mom pulled up. Man, I couldn't. I couldn't. His mama, man. I couldn't touch his mom, bro. I couldn't touch his mom. I was like, I even helped it.

I was like, you want to, you need help with this mattress? I'll do this for you. And then like a month later, somebody told me, yeah, they seen his obituary. I don't know if they told him to tell me that shit. So if I see that, nigga, I still, I'm a fan of whoop his ass. How long ago was that? This shit was like three years ago, bro. Three years?

Three years? You know what he is? Look, I'm looking at camera. Got the eye of a tiger. I see you. I'm going to fuck you up, nigga. But now I'm like, Like, how do you feel in LA, like, have you had any close calls in LA?

Or some shit that you had to be on your pivot for, bro. Because, like, living out here, bro, this shit really is the jungle. It's definitely different. Nah, I mean, I'm a homebody, man. I stay in the house, bro. I ain't got to be outside. Smart man, smart man. Like, I don't really party that much.

I might seem like I party a lot, like, on social media and everything, because I'm always dancing and whatnot. But, like, I'm like, complete opposite from when it's, you know, I'm saying, the camera turn off. So, low-key. introvert, you know. I only turned out when I have to turn up. That man, you be with the bitches, bro.

I don't. I don't. I be chilling, man. I'm a awesome guy. Yeah, that's good. So, so Junebug, you looking, you looking for somebody right now? No, I'm good. You show?

I'm working, bro. I ain't got time for all that, bro. All right, all right. Let me ask you this thing. Who the fuck is your dream girl right now? If you've seen her right now, who are who, who are shooting your shot at. I'm going to tell you

mine after work. Angela Bassett. You lying, nigga. You like him seasoned like them seasoned like the bag, bro. You're good nigga, bro. I'm about to say somebody like

Cicely Tyson just to throw you all up. Bro, Angela Bassett is still bad, bro. I wish Angela took me. That's my dream girl too, but my real dream girl. Well, she's taking that. It was precious, bro. Precious. precious, bro. What's your name? Gary? Come on, man, but I heard she only like white niggas and shit, man.

Oh, she do? I think she just got engaged, man. I really, and my reasoning for it was kind of fucked up. You know what I'm saying? Like, my reasoning for it was is like, all right, look, I'm going to get with this lady. I'm going to be walking down the fucking all the red carpets with her and shit like that. It's planning it out. And all the girls are going to be like, he is not shallow.

He's a great guy. You feel me? And when she dumped me, my nigga, I'm shooting for Rihanna, bro. Rihanna. Cream of the crop. Sky's the limit, I think I got what everybody like you.

I'm just, that's just me though. That's just you. You got a move like there. I ain't an introvert. You got the confidence, bro. Man, I'm an introvert.

What's the, what's it? What's it? Extravert. You got an introvert and the extrovert. The fuck's the extrovert. That's me, dude.

I'm the opposite. Nick a party and play around and turn the fuck up all day and shit like this. I think I'm both, though. I think I'm both. But you say Angela Bassett. You were smart man. bro. Yeah. You're smart, man.

Yeah. Ain't for the star. Nick, name one Angela Bassett movie. The color purple? He's about to make some shit. Nick. What? That's, nigga, that's Whoopi Goldberg, bro. Tell me,

this is a nigga, but. Wait, wait a minute. Angela Bassett. So you want, so Whoopie is your woman, bro? No, I'm not, no. I'm just saying, bro. I got the movies mixed up. Angela Bassett is like, you know what I'm saying? Color purple.

50 years old. Seeley. Skin, still good. Ceily. What movie I'm thinking about? Nigger ain't the color purple, bro. What movie I'm thinking about? I don't know what you're thinking about, bro.

Look, June, I'm going to give you another try, bro. An Angela Bassett movie. Because now I'm convinced you don't know what Angela Bassett look like. I know who. Angela Bassett. Sister Act 2, bro. Huh? Sister Act 2.

Okay. That's the one. That's the one? No, that ain't the one. I'm about saying. I love to say. When Jesus. No, that's not.

I can't think. Where's she like the mom and queen and Black Panther? Okay, you got that. She was? All right, you got that. You got that. You got that. I didn't redeem myself.

Bro, you said, color, brother. I said, this nigga is crazy. Oh, my God, bro. No, bro. That was classic right there. And like I said, bro, I would, I wanted to fuck with, uh, precious and shit, bro. Precious. Yeah.

Yeah. One of a kind. But my real dream, bro, it's Angela Bassett now, if you've seen this shit. Is Angela Bassett? What's your favorite Angela Bassett movie? Black Panther. Ah, okay. All right, yeah, you don't know neither.

You don't know neither. You make me forget. I'm thinking... I'll make you forget. My nigga, all I'm thinking that's a color purple now, bro.

That nigga... It sounded like she was in that shit, though. No, don't sound like she was in that shit. Like, nah, bro, you would go for that,

bro. We're gonna move on for that. This nigga Junebug is crazy, bro. All right, so, so you front of the bay, right? What part of the bay you from?

Tell people what part of the bay you from, bro. From south side of Richmond, Richmond, Richmond, Richmond, Richmond, Richmond,

Richmond, California, rich city. You know what I'm saying? Oakland get all the credit, man, but take that 10-hour, that 10-minute drive and, you know what I'm saying? You're in Richmond. Richmond is like, Compton for me, bro.

I'm from Compton. You feel I'm like? Yeah, I think, yeah, I can see that. Is Englewood, like Oakland? You can say that. Yeah. Because I live in Englewood from like a year, in eighth grade.

You would have been the blood. Yeah. Wait, wait, wait, okay, I'm not, you know. No, no, no. I'm just saying, June book, Has no gang affiliation? I have no gang affiliation. I'm just saying when you grow up in Englewood, everybody come out of Englewood.

They're on the B side. Yeah. I used to go to, I used to hoop. I used to go to Darby Park. Oh, shit. That's where the family. That's where the Bloods is, bro. The families, right?

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I used to go there, like, very seldom, no. They ain't never tried to, like, recruit you? Nah. Like, you would have been June, but you'd have been June Blood. June Blood. I used to walk to Centinella, right? Centinella Park?

I used to walk there too. Boy? Yeah, bro. Boy, boy. Growing up, bro, we would never go over them places and shit. Nah. I went there a couple of times. So I ain't going to be like I ain't going to act like I was over there all the time.

Like, bro, I'm from like, I'm from Central, bro. Central? Yeah, I'm saying? Like, we got some shit called West Park. Yeah, I mean, Hemaway Park is the same way. What about Jim Gilliam? What the fuck is Jim Gillian? Gilliam Park

You never heard Jim Gilliam? Is that where Angela Bansett said this phone? You never heard it? Am I say the name wrong? I don't know, nigga. I'm from Convin, bro. I don't know about the Jim Gilliam. I heard that's the park you don't go to.

Where's that? What's the streets? I don't know. All I heard is that's the park I'm not supposed to go to. So I'm saying it. I think that's what Ruby Goldberg was born. Jim Gilliam.

Jim Gillian, bro. That just sound like. That's what they feel in the color purple. Jim Gillian. No, but what? Hey, what artists from Richmond do you fuck with? Because people don't know, bro. Richmond got a lot of talent, bro.

Yeah. I am Sue from Richmond, right? Nicky, you from Richmond, you tell me. I am Sue. Jay Ann. You know, I just seen Jay Ann at the studio, bro. Yeah, yeah. Jayne is a real cool dude, man.

He's from Richmond, too. Yeah. Specifically, them, too. Okay. So I asked you earlier, you wasn't really big on the hypey scene. I passed it. I was too young for all that. So when you was growing up, what was this shit for you, like,

like wave-wise? What was the first, like, wave that caught? Because, like, me, like, when fucking crumping came out and clown dancing, bro, that shit took L.A. by storm. Like, when I tell you, my nigga, elementary school, bro, everybody got a cereal backpack. You feel me? Niggas is dancing with tails and shit.

I think Tito you was doing that shit, too? Look, the homie is back. you know what I'm saying No bro And it evolved from that shit Bro like I was shown Adam in them the other day We used to have this shit called Battles on bro Like what the niggas in the city

Will sell out the whole form Like the whole form bro Should it be booming You know what I'm saying That's when crump first came out My nigga went crumping and clown it bro It's crazy it's a movie called Rise You gotta see

I've heard about it I still get to see it Everybody in the city Wanted to be in that movie bro It was the biggest shit, bro That and then It evolved No not stumped the yard Stumped the yard took to

Yeah I feel like Rise was Stomp the Yard for me Like or Stomp the Y'all was Rise for me It All that evolved From that Like Chris Brown really Took that shit bro

And you know what I'm saying He was Chris used to like Take niggas from our city And take him on China on tour And have him dance and shit like that So shout to Chris for that year He did a lot of shit for niggas

Like DJ Goofy and Miho and shit like that. But then it evolved, bro. Like, when Jerkin came out, that shit changed LA forever as well, too, bro. Like, from the way niggas, dressed. I remember when Jerkin first came out. I remember. Nobody knew what Jerkin was.

It was just a word. Niggas were just saying the word and shit like that. And then people don't understand that. Most of the jerkin dances came from, like, Game Bang dances. For real? In L.A., yeah. I didn't know that. I thought came from the Rangers.

Remember the Rangers? No, ain't come from them niggas. Them niggas made it popular and shit. That niggas is cool. I always love hearing that, like the origin. I got a homie, Donnie B, rest in peace. You feel me like the Harlem 30s, you know what I'm saying? They used to do a dance called a tiny loke.

And that was like a real gangbank dance. And then, you know what I'm saying? We had homies from over there. They brought that shit to Compton. Everybody started doing that shit. And then that ended up turning into the jerking dance, bro. That's dope. And then when niggas be hopping on two legs and shit like that,

like... To reject, whatever this shit. Bro, that shit came from the fucking Parkville. village crypts like that was they dance it was called the yaw dance and niggas made that part of fucking jerking bro and uh you know it was it was dope too how to see how something is coming from gang culture and the kids is taking and they taking it worldwide and changing the identity when it comes to that shit yeah you know what i'm saying so like the the waves of l.a bro just being fucking crazy and when a jerking shit came out that shit really changed everything musically like before

niggas started getting niggas wasn't LA like young niggas wasn't getting record deals and shit like that back there and you couldn't go to it like I couldn't go to no Darby Park or anything like that

I couldn't go to other neighborhoods and shit like that so when the niggas started doing music it's like okay he's from over here he's from over here everybody start connecting doing fucking

concerts together and shit and having fun and shit you know what I'm saying that's how YG started off right yeah bro but they're jerking music YG was the first nigga from the jerk and shit to go to jail.

And when he got out, he kind of like, the wave was like down there dying. And then that nigga got out and he just made it. He just went just full like gangster with it. You know what I'm saying? He was pushing that from the start, from the start though. Yeah, I experienced, like I said, I went to Frederick Douglass in eighth grade, shot to ISF. That was like 2010.

So I caught like the, you know, the height of jerking. I had a one-year-old by then, too. Real? Yeah, I was, bro. Fresh out of high school, bro. Baby on the way. It's funny, though, because I didn't start dancing until after high school. So even when in the jerking movement, like, I thought it was raw, but, like, I never danced at all.

I was a super shy dude in high school and whatnot. And, you know, introvert. Middle school. Intervert. I'm introvert. Shout to all the introverts, man. I was going. You was in thought.

My bad. Fuck you. I was going. I was saying. I missed the whole jerking movement, but I was, you know what I'm saying? It's crazy to see how fast that. Like, what year, like, you know what I'm saying? What period of jerking was it? Like, it died fast. That shit died fast. Why? I think it's, uh, I think it's, I don't know, bro. Why did it? That shit was hot. Like, when the new boys came out, that was the identity for it. Maybe when they shit started fizzling out, that's kind of like when it should happen. But like I said, when why did you go out of jail? He took it to a whole other level. Because I remember that was the first artist. I was like, damn, this is a real young nigga from the city that's getting on.

Like, you feel me? Like, that made everybody like, okay. Because before that, I feel like everybody was doing music for hobbies and shit. Like, it really wasn't, like, trying to take a professional and take it to the next level. So when he got signed, I know for, like, me and everybody else, niggas was like, oh, man, niggas got a step day shit up. They got a death jam deal and shit like that. They came, you know what I'm saying?

They're giving niggas chances and shit. And then from there, bro, this shit just fucking. evolved and shit like that but even like in the bay like i've heard about so many artists from the bay just from the hyphy movement of their dances and shit like that like niggil will listen to turf talk you know i'm saying got introduced to turf talk mac dray fucking droopy um uh hook heke to sneak um bro and this shit continue to go on you know what i'm saying and it's dope bro like you coming from richmond you you you pushing a positive mold and shit like that and you doing something dope, bro,

because you got one of the personalities, bro, that nobody will know where to fuck you from. You know what I'm saying? It's a compliment. Yeah, it's a compliment. That's a compliment. But do you know any bay dances, bro? Any bay dances?

You were turf talking? I never, no. I never was into turf and none of that. Bro, that turf and shit is hard, though. It's hard. Look, there you go. Turf, you got me. I never got into it.

It was too complex for me, but yeah. You know what I'm saying? I looked out of the state to like, you know what I'm saying? Get my inspiration from dancing. Nick, you went straight to the motherfucking New York. Got it. Got it. You smart.

Energy is crazy out there, man. It is, bro. I'm near my first time in Times Square. It was like unreal to me. It's crazy. Because, you know, you always see downtown LA and you see Hollywood. But like, to really like look up and see these big ass towers and shit and so many people, it's a whole totally different spectrum and shit.

Like I got a lot of respect for the East Coast and shit. You know what I mean? Yeah. Yeah, I'm fucking. I got to go back out there. though. Yeah, I fuck with the vibe out there too, bro. So what else you got going on right now? I heard you got a McDonald's deal

or something? A McDonald's campaign or regional campaign with the one in San Francisco and Florida. They got a shamrock shake coming out. You want me to push that with the dance. You know what I'm saying? You're doing a commercial? Not yet. Not yet. We'll see

about that. Mickey D's, man. Look out for motherfucking Junebook. And they had me in it too. It's not the AD. I'm saying, man. I need a I need a come on man I want to shamrock I like Mickey D's you know what about the footlocker shit for like so we just came back from New York um I did a little a little commercial or a little campaign Instagram post for them to um you know just they just hit us up like last minute

while we was there I pulled it up you know what I'm saying the guy that was directing everything he was like yeah so I got a do you need me to call my editor you need me call me uh my director director director to direct the video like you know what I'm saying I'm like no bro this is what I do all right so this is what I do it's cool I got it just give me a camera iPhone I'm gonna set a shot up right here I'm a set a shot up right here I'm gonna set a shout up right here and I got you you smart bro we got it we got it done in like 30 minutes so what is what is uh so what is next because people always I know people always ask this shit what do you got coming next that you like you want to venture into and shit.

I don't have my own business. So I'm into, as you can see, vintage clothing. He didn't bring me shit, bro. Cold nigga, bro. All right, go ahead. You starting off on the wrong foot. June bug, you didn't bring me nothing, bro. All right, come on.

I got you, bro. I got you. I got you. I had to beat you. I told you, I told you manager, too. He was like, yeah, you like my closing line. He said, nigga, you didn't come bearing gifts. It's blue, too.

Well, come on, man. Yeah, I'm an old-school guy, man. So, like, the music I listen to. It's all old, and the clothes I wear is all old. The shoes I wear is all old. So it just makes sense for me to go into Venture Sting, the Vintz's thing and create my own business. I'm going to drop a song too, bro.

For the challenge, I'm going to. I'm a real, let me tell you something. I ain't no fake nigger, bro. If you got a song and that shit weak, I'm going to hit you. I'm like, look, bro. I ain't going to do this shit publicly. I ain't going to do this shit on the show. If it's Boo Boo Boo, because, I'm going to tell you it's boo boo.

Please, please. Can we play something now? Why we lie? Let's do it. Josh, let's see. All right, and everybody in the chat let June know how this shit is. It's goofy, it's funny, it's for the kids. Turn up?

Get the people dancing. Ah, I'm waiting, June, please don't let me down, Joe. I don't want to have to fire your ass. It's the dance. It's a dance. June, get it. It's a dance. One more time.

Come back around. Come back around. I'll fuck it this, I'm gonna keep a jeet. Instructional. Instructional. See, a left hand and your right hand go. In the beat drop, you gotta go crazy. Gotta keep your people going crazy, man.

I like that. You want my honest opinion? Let me get your honest opinion. Here it come. I think it's fire, bro. You think it was right? I think it was way. I'm like, don't do we, don't do we, don't do we, don't do we.

I know. It gives me like three six mafia vibes. But see, it's dope too because I wouldn't expect that coming from you. I'm an energy person. You know what I'm saying?

This is my first time in the booth. So first everything, bro. So I, you know what I'm saying? I was self-conscious in there. You know what I'm saying? To, like, I got my homies in there. Then I started really going crazy. You started loosening up.

But like, this is my first, you know what I'm saying? I'm not a rapper. You know what I'm saying? You are now, nigga. You're about to bug out, care. It's all. fun, you know what I'm saying, to promote the challenge or promote myself, bro. I do, uh, you know what I'm saying?

I'm an artist, man. I do many things. That's how I feel, bro. Many things. I say, I'm a rapper, actor, gang member, podcaster. You're just creative. You know what I'm saying? We're out here.

You know what I'm saying? A man of many traits and shit. But, bro, that's fine. They give me like three six mafia vibe and shit like that. That's some shit that I would really like, if you do a crazy-ass video, bro. Video. Where like a million motherfuckers doing your shit, bro. It's out of here.

You got to do an A-SAP, though. A-sap, for sure. For sure. You're going to do the video out here? You got to. You got to pop out. You got to make. I got to make my cameo, man.

You know what I'm saying? Got to left hand. Then they didn't have me looking at my hands like this. Yeah. Wait a minute. You know what I'm about to, bah! This dig a Jewel, you got a good energy, man.

Look, before we wrap this motherfucker up, man, man, My brother, Justin bought me a present, man. I don't know what it is. I've been waiting, man. Shout out to my brother Said, man, with the jury. Y'all was saying, I got to see this shit. We got to do this. You feel me?

Where motherfuckers at, man? Come on, man. Show me this motherfucker, man. Okay, okay, okay. Justin, where are you at to, man? Let me see, man. They bought your boy, my brother. They said, I got something crazy for you.

Let me see this motherfucker, man. Shout to Justin Halls. Let me see, man. I want the camera to see this motherfucker, man. Don't want to fuck it. it up man let me see y'all ready okay okay man that's the logo right there that's the logo that's hard

show these motherfuckers man you know what I'm saying y'all wanna get you thank you brother man real real nigga hey say wait tell them how they can find yo shit I'm gonna put this motherfucker on right there oh yeah this is fire right here oh yeah this is fire right here see that Mike tell him so he can get me on Instagram site site site or West Coast Jewelers LA damn this is fire bro you detailed this motherfucker man come on come on

man put this motherfucker on god damn I got I got to ask some links to this motherfucker no it's probably good oh wait a minute I put it on with the goddamn wire shining you shining yeah oh it up oh it this is fucking dope Let me take this motherfucker off. Hold on. I'm about to block. I'm about the fuck out. Oh yeah, this is a fire, bro.

Yeah, bro. Yeah, bro. And it got by Said in the back of it. Hold on. Put this motherfucker on. It's gonna sit right on top. Let's see this motherfucker. Let's see.

How that motherfucker look, man? You valid, you're all right? You valid. Yeah. Yeah, I'm saying? It's right in the middle. You all right? I'm mean?

Shout the motherfucker Saeed. My brother Justin Holmes, man. that's dope as fuck look at my brother man look at my brothers man hey if y'all want to get some jewelry man

how to have my own hey tell them your Instagram bro sayy saig or west coast jewelers at LA I keep his box I was like

damn nigga hey look June appreciate you bro that was dope as fuck man hey you got a new brother over here

bro you got great energy man this is at the end of the day with motherfucking AD and uh yeah he'll be back next week we're gonna turn the fuck up man what's all right