No Jumper - Baby C Mac on Joining the 55th Street Crips, Cardi B Diss, Popeyes Obsession & More

Episode Date: March 18, 2021

Baby C Mac also known as C Mac Da Loc, makes his No Jumper debut to talk about his rise to viral meme, his upbringing and how he's working on helping kids and saving the homeless in DTLA. https://www.instagram.com/babycmac55/ https://www.instagram.com/out_da_mudd_ent/ ----- CHECK OUT OUR NEW SPOTIFY PLAYLIST https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5tesvmDS8h50LkjnSAWMOs?si=j6sJD6DkR4mk5NZZWnlK7g FOLLOW US ON SNAPCHAT FOR THE LATEST NEWS & UPDATES https://www.snapchat.com/discover/No_Jumper/4874336901 CHECK OUT OUR ONLINE STORE!!! http://www.nojumper.com/ SUBSCRIBE for new interviews (and more) weekly: http://bit.ly/nastymondayz Follow us on Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/nojumper iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/no-jumper/id1001659715?mt=2 Follow us on Social Media: https://www.snapchat.com/discover/No_Jumper/4874336901 http://www.twitter.com/nojumper http://www.instagram.com/nojumper https://www.facebook.com/NOJUMPEROFFICIAL http://www.reddit.com/r/nojumper JOIN THE DISCORD: https://discord.gg/Q3XPfBm Follow Adam22: https://www.tiktok.com/@adam22 http://www.twitter.com/adam22 http://www.instagram.com/adam22 adam22hoe on Snapchat Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

No Jumper, coolest podcasts in the world. And today, it's the Mac, Sitch. On Hood, Fife, crap. How you feeling, man? Oh, I'm nifty, man. I woke up this morning on Hood. I'm blessed. I'm free.

I'm getting money on Hustis. I'm not in jail. It's a nifty day on 55th Street. C-Mack, the Loke in the building. Crazy, man. We all been obsessed with your Instagram for the past few weeks. I've five appreciate it. I'm excited that we could get.

you in the booth here so we can find out about the man behind the the i mean one of the most iconic phrases going right now on 55th street it's taking over the world you're making a huge on hood too i'm not mad at it yeah that's that that's what it is tell me a little bit about your upbringing well i'm gonna keep a nifty on 50s with you you know was brought up out here when i was young right got some shit a little shit i got right my mom And she had a nice boyfriend, you know, living out in Texas. My cool, cool, cool. I'm going to come out here.

We're going to try to, you know, do something different. All right, cool. So they had me in school. I went to a famous school out there. In Texas. On Hood. In Houston, Texas. I did two years out there.

I never graduated or nothing, but look, at least I went. Look. But Beyonce graduated from that motherfucker, Elsick Hastings. You big on Beyonce? I never met her. You fuck with the music, though? Yeah, music nifty on Hood. On Hood.

I respect her and Jay Z on Hood. You fight me. So I went there a couple years. My mama met a new boyfriend out there. The other relationship, it didn't work. So you met somebody else. Mr. Gary was a great man. You know, he tried to put me in job court.

It didn't work. I'm like, well, fuck it. Just called my auntie and everybody. Shout out to my aunties. And I came back to L.A. And ended up back out here. Right. So what age was that that you went to Texas?

Shit. Nigger had to be a... Hold on. God damn it. Oh shit Two Oh, it's two thousand God damn it

2009 and 2010 Okay That's a teenager I don't look I don't look How old are you right now Shit nigga 28 Turn 28 February 20th

We did the Opgoblin video Uh huh Okay So what about your younger days Though when you were real young Like what was your day-to-day experience Like what kind of area you come up in? Oh, day experience

Well, I'm going to keep it nifty on 50s. Mama and her boyfriends to always fight with problems. You fight me? Just problems. But I always remember, right, she would have the cold shit in a refrigerator. That's that beer.

I've been drinking that shit a long motherfucking time. Really? But at the younger ages, it was a lot of problems. You know what I'm saying? It was a lot of problems. So them, as I got older, bringing me to Texas with my mama

and try to work things out out there it was going to see a little more nifty. You fight me as far as how I was going to end up or stern out. You were always knowing about the gangbanging shit? I've known about it since at least 12. Okay. About 12.

You know what I'm saying? It was more so people I've had in my family, people I've known that died behind it. You know what I'm saying? and I've all ways felt I said well damn you know as a younger kid I want you know to play sports and do this

do that type of shit you know the era I grew up when what's kinda name oh I'm a little ball walk came out with like Mike niggas wanted to be a basketball player so that's why I wanted to do like little basketball shit but then eventually I'm like no I'm like no nigga don't want to do that no more

I got more influenced by the shit uncles in L.A., different people in L.A. You know more influenced in that like, no, you know, a nigga's gonna see a crap. Right. A crap. That's what it is, you know. And Snoop Dog had a strong influence.

A nigga my age, I'm born in the 90s. Right. Snoop Dog, you see the East Side. You see Trady and them niggas. Stronger influence on the gangbanging. Yeah, I was gonna ask, like, what music you grew up listening to. Snoop Dog. That was my first rapper.

When I was like nine, Snoop Dogg was God to me. Oh, God. That damn. Yeah, Snoop Dog. Yeah, oh, Hood. Snoop Dog. Very influential Crip. Yeah, he is.

Yeah, he is. Snoop Dog is. You think you're getting a chance to tap in with him at some point? Man, that would see a nice blessing. I five appreciate that on her. Right. Uncle Snoop.

It's Crip Matt from that 55th Street. Right. You got to get him behind you, man. I feel like he could, if he got behind your career, things could really blow it. Oh, man, that's seen nifty. Woo-hoo!

Right. Yeah. Easy. I've seen you as Spider-Loke, so you got a lot of legends tapping in. Spider-Loke. Yeah, yeah. You know, from the east side, L.A. You know what I'm saying?

Hommie. Cool, cool, everything. You know, he knows the big, honey. Baby Snaps and his people, the older, homie. You know, you know what him. Real cool, he looked out. Yeah, Spider-Loke, I fuck with Spider-Loke. I like Cudder-M-U-U-M-U-N.

You know what I'm saying? Yeah, I like Spider-Loke. It is a beautiful world. It is, isn't it? Oh, good. So, okay, when did you actually become a 5'5Crip? Well, at the age of 19. 19.

Yeah, I'm going to tell you why now. Okay. All right, so my mom and her boyfriend's shit didn't work out. I went to school out there. I didn't graduate. I didn't do no productive shit at the time. He's sick of the she's like, well, go to job corporate, do this. I'm like, fuck this shit.

I call Auntie and M in L.A. called him. I go out there. I go back to L.A. I pack all my shit, like I said. Pack your shit and run. I packed my shit and ran back to L.A. I was on 59th and 8th Avenue by Crenshaw and Slosson by Nipsa.

I was in the Dorset Village with them niggas over there. You know? Then I moved with my auntie on 45th and Western, and I stayed over there in the 40s. Met a good man. Junie, Nutso. Metzzo. You know, and then from there,

went to 55th Street and got put on. in the alley. Baby snaps in the alley. We got shit cracking. And from there, they ask me, they say, hey, because a lot of people wonder how gang banging is, they ask me to say, you know, I didn't grow up there. I did not.

I stayed in Texas a few years. I stayed in the 60s, and then I stayed in the 40s. So it's like, all right, well, these young niggas know cah, but you know, the niggas that grew up here their whole life don't know cuck. So really, you got to prove yourself over here to see somebody. So, yeah, you got put on. So after everything, you asked me, baby snaps, asked me, he said, well, what do you want to do?

Why do you want to gang bang? I said, I want to kill, destruct, and destroy. He said, I like that. And ever since then, it's been about programming and gang banging. 55th Street. And it's about money. You hear me? Interesting.

About getting the money. Yon-look. See, okay, that's interesting because a lot of times, there's different, like, ways that people would be gang banging, right? There's some people that say they want to gang bang, because, uh... You want to go shoot or something. Oh, there you go. There's some people with that.

That's like their whole gangbanging thing is just beefing with other people, right? Right. Or you'll meet a nice bitch. She went a gang bang because her baby daddy from somewhere, right? But Cuff beat her ass. He did destruction to her ass on hood. So now she wanted to see from this hood and get back that Cub and Cud new baby mama from their side of the turf.

So it's all different reasons why motherfuckers want a gangbatch. A lot of problems get started that way. That's how it go. You know, a lot of people like I said, they influence by music, different people, this and that. you know what I'm saying but my whole reason was gangbanger was kill, destruct, and destroy what do you mean by that?

Well, that's, oh, God damn. I mean, it's common sense. I heard. It just means for gas, gas, gangbanger, hard as you could go. That's it. Just be out there, just having a good time. Represent.

No turning shit down in them county jails, no PCN up, none of that type of shit. You go to CJ, you stay there, you squabble, whatever do you in with the enemies, wherever you at. You stay there, because they're going to see you the wayside. You wait till they call you, you go to the wayside,

and you go to the wayside with the homies. And they ain't know a lot of niggas want to go here, and they all that. Oh, my other homies pull me up. No, fuck all that. You gas them niggas and do what you do. Oh, look, that's what you do. They're going to see you the wayside.

You're going to go where your crips is at. Right. That's how you got to do it. It's about your reputation. So, okay, just to throw out an example and get your thoughts on it, When I interviewed Draco the ruler a few months ago, he talked about Soldier Boy and how he saw Soldier Boy was in PC.

And he took issue with that. Oh, the neither used to crank that motherfucker. Oh, I mean, like I said, I have nothing against different people because I only lived in Texas and out here. Have nothing against different gangbangers from different states in different places because you've got real niggas from everywhere

and you got custers from everywhere in my baby Snap's voice. Just like this, I'm going to say, just like this, he went pieced up. He's a cinch. You can't cudd and ass with your blue chucks and knock him out. We don't need niggas like that around here. We don't fuck with people like that. And it comes like this.

Motherfuckers don't care how much money you got these days. You hear me? If you, pretty much, if you're nothing, nobody, they don't need you. They're going to get your ass away from murder. Or they're going to book you for everything you got. Right. On 50th Street.

But so Soldier Boy can't just. be a rapper. He can't go shit with that piece of shit. Right. It's no respect. But you don't think there's any room for... It's no respect.

There's got to be rappers in the game who can just be bitch-ass rappers, right? I don't think so. No? Everybody's got to abide by the code. I would say, you can't say everybody is about what they talk about? You find me?

Everybody ain't 50th Street. Everybody ain't Crip Mac. Or niggas, I know. I don't know. You fight me? But at the same time, you got some motherfuckers with hard lyrics. You know, but they hit that county jail.

That ain't me. That ain't me. We know that shit on the neighborhood crap. Right. You stand there enough fight what you used to leave in on hood. That's what it's about. It's about your reputation. It's about programming and fire taining.

And matter of fact, this is program time five. Is this a brand deal? Yes, it is. Program time five. Coach Warren. Coach Warren. There's Coach Warren there. Oh, okay.

Program time five. He's my workout trainer. I've known him years. I see you doing the workouts. Yeah, man, the burpees, everything. Look, this 280 going to turn into 250, 5 pounds, but muscle. Filling to lose all that baby fat. I didn't think if none of these motherfuckers a chance.

A nigga going to get on destruction mode. That's just how it's going to go. It's program time five. He has the clothing line out on hood. Also, could you personal training fight people out here in L.A. and around the, you know, the surrounding areas, if you're seriously, you want to get yourself in shape. The summer's coming.

Hood Day's coming. motherfuckers want to look right I see you with the burpees the burpees the push-ups you'd be doing the little living room workout yes I do I get up early in the morning I gotta get that

motherfucker in you know what I'm saying it's like this you got a program on the streets just like you would program in jail because them niggas when I run if I run into jail them niggas in jail if I'm on the streets just enjoying life and just not programming every day

they got more win to you you don't win in stamina they've been in there fighting years some of them niggas is fighting life because I have noticed that sometimes you'll be doing a video and you'll seem a little bit out of breath Oh, working out hard as a motherfucker So you'll just do a video

Mid-workout I'll work out in the morning Then I do the video, yeah Right I do the burpees, I do the push-ups But I'm training with Coach Warren You'll see more videos And I'm really gonna get this shit right

Right You know I mean? It ain't no fat mac It's crimac destruction Would you ever get liposuction No, fuck that. I could work out. I could program. I could fire team with program time five. You got the good genetics.

I think I do. If you really like train, I feel like you could look like a fucking UFC fighter. That's something nifty on her. And the streets need that, you know? Like they need you out here just glimmer and shine in like Gucci Main. Yeah, that, you know, like...

Something like that. Oh, all right. And that's what we call it. And that's what we call it, right? Yeah. There it is. But do you go to the gym at all, or you mostly just do, like, the home workouts? We, uh, I work out in the living room.

Sometimes I go to the gym. You'll go to the park with the homies and work out. Right. They got a full workout at the park. They do. They get their issue in. It's about program time five or motherfucking kids just say five tan. Like I said, you get to that county jail.

Them niggas been fighting murder cases. They've been sitting in that motherfucker two years. Every day they squabbling. every day they're working out they're not relaxing all day drinking and doing shit you know what I'm saying so on the streets a motherfucker

got to get active just how they get in that motherfucker right it's only right because at any time any day you could go back to that motherfucker and it's like damn

damn Carl what's I would call Coach Warren to do them burpees this knicker this niggas just oh look they've been here two years

they biggest a motherfucker it's just how it is they've been programming you got a gang of phase Look at my shit on me. Look what I got tatted on me. I don't hood.

Get ready to five all of it. I don't list us. And it is. It's the life I chose. And a nigga ain't never going to give up how I am about it. But at the same time, a nickel going to get cut money out here and fight 10. You fight me? I'm also giving back to the community.

I already talked to ODM Slam and Coach Warren and a few other good buddies of mine, sir. And they told me, Cohn Hood. They say, look, we're going to give back to the community. You got to give back and let the people know, hey, look, I'm a good man. I'm a good man on hood. I'm a gangbanger, yeah. I hate enemies.

No names is nothing like it, but I hate enemies. But at the same time on 55th Street, look, we have, let's say, all right, people have kids. They have wives. I have a granny, you see what I'm saying? I don't have kids yet, but I have a girl, I have grannies. You know what I'm saying? You got to respect your people.

A lot of people don't understand like them. How is cut roofless like this? But he respects granny. Kids and up. I say, well, check this out. I say, granted kids, and these people are innocent. These motherfuckers ain't never did nothing to me or the people. I love that gang bang.

Can you kind of feel what I'm saying? A lot of people don't understand. I see it on comments all the time. He said, well, he has a heart out. Like when I, the young Chanel, the girl, you know, that died from the brain cancer. I saw that. You made a video about that. From the bottom of my heart, I meant that.

You see what I'm saying? There. A lot of people are like, well, how do you mean that? She wasn't a gangbanger. Right. That was an innocent girl that died. You see what I'm saying? So they really don't understand.

Well, how do you have a heart but you like this? Right. Because, okay, you've been around for a long time. I've been, I've been around sometime. I wouldn't say a long time. 28, though. You know, you've seen a lot of shit. Yeah, yeah.

I've seen, I've seen a lot. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. What would you say to somebody who would say that, you know, we've got to increase the peace. We've got to stop people beefing with each other. We got to bring the people together. Bring the people together.

What kind of people? are we talking about here? Everyone. Oh, everyone. But maybe in your case, in particular, like, you know, the hoods, the valet, like, bring all these people together. Like, is there any, like that, and that, to be honest, when it comes to the forehead tattoo and stuff, this is what kind of worries me is it seems like it closes the idea,

or closes the door on any possibility of peace. It's sort of like a pledge to never stop beefing, right? I mean, I thought, see, five motherfuckers see me with this was a pledge. You know, the seat was going to continue. Yeah, you know what I'm saying? So, people go through a lot of hurt. You know, I know you probably got some gang-banging buddies that been in and out of the county jail, the penitentiary.

And they tell, you know, it starts with pretty much, let me say, you got your people from your hood, right? You love them. Something happens. It's tragic. Shit gets tragic. Right. And that's just how it is.

it gets so tragic to where it will mentally fuck your brain up. It mentally fuck your brain up any chance you get at whatever other side, right? It's destruction. Right. I'm just going to keep it 55th straight. So when you get a tattoo like that, it's not like, oh, my gang is supposed to hate this gang. It's a personal thing. That's why you feel so strongly.

My gang hates these motherfuckers. But they took somebody close to me off of the Vernon and Western side that was like a big brother to me. A nigga was with him every fucking day we would drink, we would talk. I go to prison, I get out of prison. He's like, I like the Cardi C dish you did in prison. I said, thanks.

I'm in the halfway house. You diss Cardi B? The next day, I get a call the next day on neighborhood crib and cut dead. Right. And that fucked you up. Mentally.

Minally. A lot of people deal with really serious trauma, and then they don't really, like, ever really find a way to process it. I tell you from that, how I fight tame to

process it, sometimes you have to think about other things. Sometimes you have to go program time five with Coach Warren and get your

workout in in the L.A. area. You got to work. You know what they say? I remember when I was in prison. Little Reese from East Coast told me, we work out.

You know, you work out in there. You're stressed out. You're sitting fucking everybody on the streets. You in there, you're trying to get these j-pays in, you're sick in your head. Get them water bags.

Do your workout and you program. Get you a nice hot cup of coffee. You know what I'm saying? And program. It's all about phytaining and staying focused. When people go through shit like that, that's so bad. Sometimes you have to get away from motherfuckers. Sometimes you have to get away.

But sometimes don't you think you need to just allow yourself to really deal with the pain and the suffering? I feel like in a lot of. In a lot of ways, you probably don't really allow yourself the space to really be sad about losing somebody you love because you're kind of obsessed with the idea of revenge. Well, I've lost a few people I've loved, you know. A young guy, December 10th. I'm sure you lost a lot of people. Yep, 2016.

Everybody I know who comes from your type of situation has lost dozens and dozens of people. Lost dozens of people. I think a lot of people don't really even deal with how traumatic that is, you know. I think some people You know, Tupac said and life goes on. Life does go on. At the same time,

you got to take care of your family. You got to get your money. You got to build up. You hear me? And how I look at it, you build up. I mean, it's slight, but it's at times.

Pretty much motherfuckers know it's play ball. I'm just going to keep it 50. What made you want to do the forehead, though? Like, that's full on commitment to this lifestyle, right? Every cop that ever looks at you for the rest of your life is going to be thinking that you're the most craziest motherfucker ever. Why do it to yourself? Well, I'm, to this shit, to this 55th street,

I'm dedicated to this shit. You hear me? I'm dedicated to this right here. And, you know, whatever the outcome is, the outcome is. You hear me? Like I said, I'm never covering it up.

It's never coming off. Never. All phase, whatever. Niggas won the penitentiary blasts in the county. Whatever. Fuck it. You get to that penitentiary,

you're going to have to burn this motherfucker off. It ain't coming off. Right. You know, at the same time, if I would say five other children and other people,

some people are like, oh, you say, hypnotic, no. I would want them to play sports and do good things with their life. I mean, pretty much if you want to

come out here and get you. Getting out of you meet niggas like baby snaps and other niggas. I mean, hey, sign your death certificate. Oh, look. Because once you fuck up, them, geez, them big homies is on your ass. You hear me?

It ain't no favoritism in this motherfucker. It don't matter how long you beat from, you fuck up, you fuck up. Just like in the penitentiary, you get DP, you get DP'd by your race. So it's pretty much like, motherfucker, come out here and this is what they want to do. Look, just sign your death certificate.

It ain't all fun and game. running games. It ain't. But in a way, does it feel like you kind of use the gang-banging thing to sort of have given up on your hope for the future in a way? Like, does it represent that? I would never say I gave up on my hope in the future. I've been going in and out that, uh, LA County, JLCJ, Wayside.

A nice, a nice amount of time now, right? And this is how I look at it, though. You know, I've wrote music. I wrote, matter of fact, 2014 at Wayside, I wrote Nickelbar. T-Fly song. I wrote the hook to that motherfucker. Right.

You see what I'm saying? And I finally got a chance to do a song with her. You see what I'm saying? I wrote so much music in Wayside to where when I come out now and I got music, oh shit.

That C-Macureka. You read some of the comments. I was in jail with him. He didn't turn down no fades. And they write. I was at Wayside writing music waiting to come home, waiting for baby stretch

to come get me at the Union Station. That's it. Did you want to rap before you? you got locked up i've been doing a little rapping you know a little rapping it's just all ways was a dream you know what i'm saying but i never thought much of it i really never thought much of it but then in prison you actually started writing oh county you know county jails right didn't want to prison i actually started you know when you let's say when you when you locked up there's not much to do you're going to work out you're going to go to court you're going to fight you're going

fight you go back to the dorms you're going to fight you're going to get on the buss we get the wayside you're going to fight you're going to eat you're going to go to sleep you're going to wake up again you're going to fight you're going to go back to court so when you finally get your pen and your pad and you got a little chance say let me go ahead and put some shit if I gather I'll put some together the mother's going to say hey hey I like this see mac I like that even the enemy's like oh yeah that's going to make some money and they told me right and I got out you know got to the union station baby stress you're going to pick me up and there was from there. How did you start going viral?

Ah, shit. When there was my cat shant tape or that fucking Popeye's chicken. You matter of fact, I was goddamn. Well, earlier was the Cardi C. disc. Right. How did that happen? Why did you disheard? Oh, well, I was

I was, you know, talking to some homies in prison, and I guess she has said something to disrespect the crids. And I'm like, well, hold on. She, I don't know. New York. I don't she disrespect in the craps. I'm like, damn, I even got the disc I wrote. You hear me?

But I would keep it nifty on 50s. We don't, you know, we're about making money, right? So we won't disrespect anybody's in any hoods, but they know what it is. I even have the disc that I wrote on my bunk, you know, with the camera and everything. You know, you heard it? Have you heard it? I actually didn't even know about that, no. Oh, would you like to check it out?

Why not? Let's just do a little, uh, a little, uh, a little, preview. We'll open it up and observe it right now. We could talk about it after, yeah. Yeah, yeah. You want me to do it? Oh, you want to just perform it, sure, let you let you hear how the shit sound. Yeah, yeah, hit me with it. They go like this. Cardi C, you don't see in the streets.

I'll bring you down the Western, turn you to Cardi C. All that internet shit you're talking about the Crips. You're not with this bullshit in my city. You get chipped. Blue rag, blue heat. This L.A. Cripping gets real. Fuck with me, I see my little home girls on a murder drill, if I reel, and you could get clapped with this hot steel. So pay attention and listen. Close. Don't dispass. South Central LA, West Coast of yellow tape and gun smoke.

I heard your diss track in Wisconsin State Prison like a 5-5-Crip. I know this out-of-state blood bitch, James Dixon. A real Crip. I does my doles. These blue air max with blood on the bottom. These thirsty crypt shoes, little sit on hood. And it's all understood. Don't bring your ass to my section.

Keep your ass in Hollywood. Learn to respect the C or end up missing beat. It's CMAQ from that 5-5-N-A-C. Fuck Cardi C. I wrote that in prison. That went viral. Offset's looking at the TV right now, so mad. He's just...

His color! Oh, damn! Hey, just drink some old English and you'll feel a lot better. So you really got bars for anybody who's going to disrespect the Crips, period. I got bars, you know what I'm saying? Well, like I said, I never thought as far as the rap thing

actually seeing what I was going to do. Right. You know what I'm saying? It was times I was just thinking, well, damn, maybe I could do some mechanic work. I was over there on Slossin and Sixth Ave. I was working with a man named Mark. We were doing mechanic work. Right.

Doing mechanic work with him. He was paying good money. I'm young, young teenager doing work, making money. Making $80 a day. Not bad at a shop. Not bad at all. You know, I just, and then I just started, I don't know, just not going to work anymore. Started drinking all these things every day.

just fucking up shit and then eventually I'm like damn I never went back right you don't know what I got to the point to where he wouldn't put no more money on the books I'm like well fuck her I'm not going back to that job

right when's last time you had a job well what kind of job we're talking about well you're making hell of money off shoutouts right now right? I felt a lot oh actual your job

no I don't I was talking about a regular job when's the last time you had one of those Well, damn. I help Mr. Sandman move some stuff on his truck. He paid me to do that. Who's the Sandman? Mr. Sandman.

It's a good friend of mine, Mr. Sandman. I've helped him move some things. He's paid me some money. Okay. Help him move, you know. That type of stuff. Actually, I had a Craigslist thing I was doing about like a kind of like, you know, moving stuff. Trying to make extra money.

But when they see me, they're like, this big motherfucker with all these tattoos. they wouldn't call back. Really? Yeah, I was just like, damn. And people used to tell me it's always going to see hard

to get a child. But you probably thought about that before you got the face tax, right? But then once I realized the whole world of seeing it, it's like, well, damn,

I don't get the fuck away from Granny, mommy and Shantay. I love y'all. Let me get back out here and get shit how it's going. Look,

I'm not hiding. I'm out here. See what I'm saying? I'm not on Granny's couch no more with that, but that cat in the desert. Right. I'm out here.

You see what I'm saying? Now I'm out here. They know I'm out here. I got my whole hood behind me. Yeah, so it's all side, side, side down. Might as well just take this shit and make as much money as we can. Yeah. What has it been like seeing that?

Oh, 50th Street goes so viral and all your catchphrases, really. I love it. Sometimes people hit me up and I think it's a setup. So I blocked the account. You just blocked your biggest fan. I'm like, oh, shit. I didn't know. Right.

But they keep blocking you. You keep getting your account. not deleted, right? It only got deleted a couple times, but now that, you know, I don't post the big booty naked stitches on that motherfucker no more. If they want to send the money

for the promo, they don't even get it. Because that type of shit at your account, delete it. I had a friend who was trying to sell straps on his close friends and they deleted his account. Yeah, he shouldn't do no shit like that. Seems obvious in retrospect.

He probably shouldn't have been doing that, huh? But, you know, I respect people's sinuses. You know, everybody. Right. Rather, you're selling, clothes. Matter of fact, maybe you have, you know, TikTok videos, your kids, animals. I like animals. You know, I like Shantay. Right. They eat that Popeye's chicken. So you fuck with cats. I love cats, but I also love blue-nosed pit bulls. But at the time, I couldn't have that in

Granny's house. She didn't like it. It's tough to have both at the same time. Yeah. A little cat and a big ass pit bull. Yeah. You want to see my cat? Yeah, let's check it out. What's his name? Tony. Oh, hey Tony. Tony. All white cat. Oh, Tony's cool. Look at Tony. Look at Tony. camera? You just look at it. All right. We're going to blow Tony up. He's a nice white cat. Because he like Popeye's chicken. I've never given it to him. Let's just try giving him a small piece. You can't just

feed a cat fucking fried chicken, can you? I mean, she, my cat, shall I tell you, black as a motherfucker fucking. She loved that Popeye's chicken. But a lot of people seem really worried about you feeding Papua's to your dogs. Like, with the bones in. I'll stop. Okay. Okay. Because of the bones?

Well, we're just going to stop all together. I was thinking something maybe we just Get them some tuna. Some tunas. Something light. You fight me? Some tuna. I don't want nothing to happen to the animals.

Let me ask you, do you only vote with Pabas? Can you fuck with the Louisiana fraud? I really don't give a fuck about it. You know, I'm a Popeye's type of niggas. You know, I do fuck with the taco trucks. I like tacos. Yeah, yeah. You know, I love, motherfucker.

I love beer. Love beer. You know what I'm saying? Malt liquor. Yeah, malt liquor. it's a thing about me when I drink hard liquor I can't control this shit you know you go crazy you don't fuck with any other kind of drugs or anything just beer oh it's beer a drug no but I mean well I mean I guess in no no no I never did no shit like that you know what I'm saying

never got to do it no no in my hood you you you on drugs the hum me's gonna call have you ordered up you're gonna get fucked up we're gonna take you in the alley they're gonna beat the shit out of you. Right. They don't tolerate people on drugs from where I'm from. Okay. Yeah, so I've all, you know, always remember that, like, oh shit. You know, I've tried, oh, I know, she's pretty as a motherfucker.

She's doing this. She's doing that. Well, like, oh, cut the homies. Oh, fuck that. Nica's going to be in that alley, baby. Snaps. It's going to be on that motherfuckerhole. Every.

So, kids, kids, say no to drugs. say no to drugs kids 100% that's it when did you actually start replacing like four in your sentences with five

well look I'm gonna keep it nifty on 50s with you all of us from the rolling 50s talk like that you find me it's just my shit went real viral everybody used fives and there's no disrespect to any gangs from the foe or nothing like that

we fought with the foe he's tough It's just every hood has a different way they talk, you know? We say you fight me. Right. You got the guys on Figaroa, you fig me. It's just like you feel me. I got you.

That's what it means. Right. Yeah. But we talk with fives. That's just out of five, fives in the 50s, five, sevens, and eights. That's just how it is. What's your favorite shout-out that you've done? Favorite shout-out.

Because there's a lot of classics. yours was a great one I loved it lean of the plug Parker Ann oh fight fight crap and he taxed me too I loved it

and also I've also had a man he hit me up boom $200 I love oh damn cool cool cool so nice little I don't know if it was 200 oh look he said to 200

but all he wanted he wanted to leave his girl so he wanted to leave his girl he said $200 oh so he pays you to break up with her for him not pretty much not break up pretty much he wanted to go get the followers I had

so he could meet him a new sitch and leave her motherfucking ass at home so he pretty much told me look I have this money ladies hit me up he has money ladies he's single you know he just moved out I pretty much get him out there so Cuck could get the sitches

I've seen you do ones just like congratulating people on their anniversary I do congratulate people on their anniversary C days right You know, stuff like that. Some people, you know, fans, they have family members that pass. I let them know pretty much everything going to see all right.

This, what you should do, you find me, to get through this type of situation. You know, death's are hard these days. You've got a lot of good advice for people. I got a lot of good advice. I show do. Can we bring up the Instagram clips? I want to play a couple of them. Get at, cook, about your credit.

do serious seriousness out here get that I'm fine cry this is a good one hey cut what the fuck

you waiting for oh go get your cakes you deserve some hood you find me I know you hungry you know you like sweets

I also was hungry for all types of different party issues on hood different occasions you find me weddings all hood baby showers

or just any time you want some cakes you, the kids, your baby, mama, your side cinch, snoo ever, your wife, your mom, and your granny, family member, snoo ever on hood. Maybe y'all having a hood day. I like, and y'all decide y'all was some cakes after the night. You know you hungry.

Like, you're kind of like threatening the purse. But you order your cakes. Like, you better order this kid. Lady right here on hood. She's selling cakes. She's selling cakes. And she looked good. On 5'5.

Yeah. Okay, so talk to me about that one, like, I feel like, you know, it's like you're almost like intimidating the viewer into buying some cakes, which I really like. No, no, no. I try to keep it nifty on 50s, you know. You know you hungry. I was hungry. You know, we took care of Cisiness, you know, and then, whatever.

All right, cool, cool, cool. So pretty much, I was hungry. I was a motherfucker, a matter of fact. get more into the mic? You know, the Popeye's chicken was late that day. But I was hungry when I was doing the interview, but I was just thinking, hey, look, this is a pretty lady. She is selling these good cakes, you know, and she looks good.

And she has some nice eggs on that motherfucker on her ass. I'm like, well, damn. I said, let me go ahead and do this interview. I'm just pretty much letting people know, you know, baby showers, weddings, nice sweets, nice cakes on the hood. You know, you go to the hood day, you got your barbecue. You know, you might want some cakes. and shit.

Then the homies, you know, they do their Thunder Dome in the back. Look, you got the barbecue and cakes. That's cool.

Right. Yeah. This is good advertisement about the cakes, the bakery type of shit. Okay, this is a good one. You find me?

That, that fish from Popeyes is fire on hood. You find me on 5-5-crip. Look, incarcerated beauties. com on hood. Tap in with them.

You find me? There's plenty of prison women that would love some good Popeyes. I'm good. The fish sandwiches in the chicken. You don't know how many motherfuckers I know that love that Popeye's chicken. Oh, look.

Go out and get your Popeye's chicken. And remember, tap in with a beautiful penitentiary woman and get her some pie pies. I'm kind of fife, crap. Dating a woman who's in prison. Sounds kind of tempting. A woman in prison, she might appreciate a motherfucker mowed

molding somebody that you find me, a girl that's on the streets. A woman in prison is going to get out and she might have a future to change it in life. You see what I'm saying? Because she's been locked up. Could you date, just someone who's currently incarcerated? Yeah, and I can't. Even if you're not seeing them for years. I mean, I'll go visit.

I put some on the commissary. I'll get some commissary money on there. You're not going to get some pussy on the outside? I'm she. Let's keep it nifty on. 50s. On 505th Street. They do it just like this. All right, look. She's in there. Look, she got to appreciate Krip Mack having money on her books.

Letters and shit where she's straight. On Hustis. I'm free on hood. You fight me? It's the same as a flip around on Hustis. A flip around is if I'm locked up in that motherfucker. Just make sure I eat every motherfucking day. I got commissary on hood. I got letters. You fight me. I'm straight up in there.

Kind of give a fuck. What motherfucker you fuck out there? I'm who's this? I don't give a fuck. You don't care? No, let's just make sure I'm straight up in this motherfucker. She's fucking your enemies and you don't care. Oh, well, damn.

Come. I mean, when it's your girl, everybody's the enemy, right? But no, no, no, no, not necessarily. You said enemies, I'm thinking opposites. People that you specifically don't get along with. But just in general, anybody getting your girl's cheeks is going to be kind of upsetting, right? It gets there

To a point I'm gonna keep it off You head straight It does At the same time Look I'm in jail I got a 510

I got a program So look As long as you continue To have this money Just by this commissary Fight me And these letters And I get these phone calls

I'm good I'm gonna make it work Because I'm gonna see in there I'm a program I'm a 510 And guess what I'm gonna get out We might work it out

We might not If we don't I'm out. I got a solid reputation still. There's a little money built up on the streets. I got a fresh start. You find me? And I'm going to get cracking.

I'm going to make shit happen. Your future's looking bright right now. That's looking bright. It's a beautiful world. Right. On wood, it is. That's exciting. Oh, it's amazing.

What do you see for yourself as your potential in your future that you're, like, really working towards? What is a potential? God damn. Oh, shit. Oh. Like a bright light. Just what, where, where do you see yourself like a year or two from now if everything comes together?

Yeah. Well, the music out of the money and tea on top. Music sounding good. Music sounding good. It's the mass, sitch, and about to attack. Hopefully, I have the money to open a YMCA fight of kids. Yeah. I'm not going to fight a kid.

It's on the hood. Also, we gotta have stuff fighted people on Skid Row. Different stuff fight them. Maybe they want some chicken sandwiches or some fish sandwiches, you know. We could do that. We have money to do that. Fundraisers. Thanksgiving, Christmas, you know, stuff like that.

You fight me in the future, you know, don't, pretty much I say, don't let the fame or the money get fight me, you know. I know what I'm about and how I live. You hear me? Like I said, any day I could go to jail. Any day I could get killed. You fight me?

Always keep God at the top. Are you worried about getting locked up? I never too much. I never worry about the shit like that. You find me, if it happens, it happens. I know when I get in that motherfucker, I mean, see it. It's not much.

tape around this motherfucking city right now. So it's like, oh, well, what motherfuck is this really up in there just in here? I'll fight any fucking body. I don't give a fuck. Yeah. I was wondering this. Do you have any, like, things that you're really into that we wouldn't expect? Like, in particular, like, white shit.

Like, I was wondering, like, are you a big Taylor Swift fan, for instance? Something like that that would surprise us. Well, I wouldn't say that. Well, look Lil Naz and Hannah Montana's Pops, what's her name? God damn it.

Lil Naz and Hannah Montana's dad on Hood. Billy Ray Cyrus. On hood. That came out with that old town road. You was fucking with that. I would get up and I spend this

motherfucker just like this with the fire on my head. Oh, hood. I'm even going to lie. I like that, motherfucker. You did. Oh, yeah.

That was a. hit. Yo, the world is getting a lot more progressive because we got C-Mack the Loke on the podcast expressing support for an openly homosexual rapper. That's cool. Oh, it's cut that? Yeah. Oh, well, fuck her. He's more like a 296. Fuck,

I just, I liked how the song went, I never knew car was gay on. So that's not cool with you? That shit ain't nifty on 50s. See, I think the gang world needs to get a little bit more open-minded to that. We still got a ways to go. The gang world, you know,

Most of the motherfuckers in the gang world is already fucked up already. Right. What are some artists that you would like to work with? Get in the mic. God damn. Oh, what is some artists? Well, oh, shit. This is great.

How about Cryptoggy Dogg, Snoop Dog? Yes. We got to make that happen. Snoop Dog. Got to make you happen. Got it. Cool, cool, cool. You a blue face fan?

Oh, fuck what car. Oh. We try. Damn. Oh. Anybody else that's cool? I like Snoop Dog. Okay.

Little baby got some hot shit on hood. He out there, you know. You got some hot shit. I like the party tracks, you know. Cool, cool, cool. Oh. Damn, is there a lot of artists out there? Oh, shit.

I mean, oh. Oh, god damn. You got to give me some time to think. Give me five minutes. No, five seconds. I don't make it fast. Any other artist? It's just snooping you.

Oh, yeah. It's Crips. The Crips. Oh, well, yeah, Snoop Doggy Dog, Fis show. You know? what I'm saying? Oh, I said Little Baby,

right, right, right. Little Baby, cool. It's a motherfucker. I like Rob Waves' music, matter of fact. He got that, you know, that grind up in

through the struggle type of issue. I like that motherfucker right there. You know what I'm saying? That's cool. I probably work with Cah.

Yeah. Damn. But basically it's Crip Mac. Well, it's Snoop Doggy, and Snoop Dog. Little baby. shit, any other artists? Oh, there's a few other artists.

It's just going to take a little time to think, you know what, because I really don't listen to much artists like, well, I work with Spotted Loke, you know. It's a beautiful world, only. That's what so. Oh, so soon, Spiter Loke. Oh, damn. Oh, I'm trying to think of the big picture.

God damn it. Oh, shit. M&M. I like Eminem. I expect a spec up on the neighborhood trip. M&M. lyrics is came from eight miles he came from a trailer park and he made it through the struggle

you hear me I respect that right there what was it oh shit ice cube oh yeah I forget about cube goddaugh god damn ice cube what did nipsy mean to you on a personal level and what was it like losing him nipsy was a good man

I was in a Dorset village In the 60s, right? Okay. Me and an old man named Sloss and Bruce, we would come to the shop with Black Sam. We'd be out there, Nick will let us clean that parking lot. And he'd get us some,

eat at Master Burgers, and give us some money. I did that a few days. Then I went on 45th and Western and moved with my auntie. You know, shout out Black Sam, and he's a good man. Yeah, R.P. Nip. Yeah, Nick was a good man.

He gave back the community. He meant a lot, you know what I'm saying? Real responsible. impactful. You know what I'm saying? For sure. Yeah. Rest and peace. Anything else that you wanted to talk about before we wrap this? Well, yes. Actually, I do. Yeah, what you go? Out of the muddy and tea. Um, no back talk 50. Fire music. My boy. Normandy ad. BS. You got the mayor of the 50s, good music. Dre 5. Uh, Faso, they got some projects with me. Uh, Great artists, great artists.

Program time five, right? Uh-huh. And also, you know, I'm not, I'm not a selfish motherfucker. I want to see motherfuckers make it. You hear me? And I became a nifty on 50s. It's not only to have, you know, a legit spot to stay. You know, I'm a target like a motherfucker.

Look. Right. Shout out, lady Trent. She's, her music's going to come out soon, and about five to seven weeks. so, right? And also she's going to do her clothing line. Lady Trent said, I'll done it.

And also, my cartoon, she's going to have a great part. And if anything else I got to say, you know, it is a beautiful world. It's a beautiful day. And you're not Kyle Massey. I'm not, Cuh. They think you are. A lot of people do.

My mom even saying the face, it resembles a little bit, you know. Yeah. You know, the fat face, chinky eye. It do resemble. I'm not cut, though. I was never on Disney Channel, none of that. In real life, you guys look way different. Oh, he looks different?

I mean, you're just, like, really, they're like a big-ass dude. Well, you're a Samoan and Belize. Oh, you're Samoan, too. Samoan's as big as a motherfucker in Belize. You know, they've got chinky eyes and they're kind of big also. So it's like a blend.

Right. You know what I'm saying? But black lives matter, and I'm still black on the hook. There it is. You know what I'm saying? But, yeah, a lot of people tell me I look like him. I see it a little bit, not much.

When you get your stimulus check, spend it on KripMax's shoutout program. How about the shout out program? The cartoons is coming out on Hood. That mixtape on Fyreel, out the mudd E&T, coming real soon on Hood. You find me just, just, you know, do that. And look, we're going to get everything together with, like I was saying, with the homeless people downtown L.A. Shout out to them.

We're going to try to get this YMC together. I got some good people in my corner. O.D.M. Slim. On Hood and Coach Warren. Got him in my corner also with the workouts and everything. We're going to get everything together. We're going to get everything cracking. On.

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Nojumper.com if you want to support. Follow my man, even though he's shadow band like a motherfucker. It's great happy you, Adam. You ever got the apple pie? What apple pie? Appet pie. Matter of fact,

I haven't had it yet. But I remember my girl, she ordered the apple pie, and she ate all that motherfucker. But she told me it was good. All one person. It was good. It was good as a motherfucker.

You are one biscuit kind of guy, or are you getting multiple, biscuits on the side. I like the biscuits on the side with the with the chicken. You don't put honey or butter on your biscuit or no? No, a nigga throw some hot sauce on that motherfucker. It go good with this old English. And I got my chicken with the hot sauce. You get the chicken spicy. How did you know? How did you know, officer?

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