No Jumper - Baby Kia on Atlanta Drill, OD Crashin, Bleveland Ave, Crashing Out & More

Episode Date: March 26, 2024

Baby Kia talks about his incredible come up, being the new face of ATL drill, the downside of success, and more. ----- 0:00 Intro 1:00 Adam says Baby Kia has the biggest come up in recent years, Kia says there's pros and cons to fast fame 3:00 Kia wishes he could just walk around, ease his mind, he can barely do that, Adam cant walk around in LA anymore, so he understands 4:00 Kia says being rich and famous is subjective, anything or anyone could be called famous 7:44 Adam says most ppl try music but most ppl fail, Kia says most of these ppl are not serious about it that's why they fail 8:25 "You blew up in like 2 months!" lol "Hell naah not 2 months, that's cap as hell" 9:56 Kia says Thug didn't make "Bleveland" famous 12:00 His partner started rappin, he took Kia to the studio to try it out and Kia really started to like it! He kept on working and perfecting it 13:11 Kia says his talent kinda came outta nowhere, says he barely writes he just record how he feels, last time he wrote for real was when he was in jail 14:15 Adam says his flow really stands out, Kia says everything counts, his tone, pronunciation, etc, it makes a difference, Kia might spend 20 min on one bar just to make sure it's fire 17:35 Kia says he just naturally makes drill music, that's what comes naturally 22:42 Kia doesnt like girls with BBL "issa no for me... unless i dont know...ionknow! ioknow bro!"25:39 Kia hasn't been to a club ever yet, so def no strip club 33:00 Kia calls out Adam for stereotyping ATL rappers saying they love lean and "Bleveland" 37:55 How Kia doin w the girls? 39:06 Kia wants a girl who learns how to be a chiropractor 41:47 Kia doesn't wanna date a female rapper either! 44:04 Adam asks if Kia started rappin coz he got beefs, Kia says "that's internet sh*t, that's police sh*t” 46:18 None of his songs are targeting someone in particular 48:18 Kia surpassed all the rapers that was putting work for years and just blew up outta nowhere 49:00 Beef with Anti Da Menace real? Kia says he doesn't know what Adam's talking about 51:25 Adam says Kia doesn't enunciate enough 56:27 Adam plays Slayer for Kia 57:50 Kia needs to clean his wood, Adam asks if someone from his team can fetch the blunt to clean it for him 1:05:25 Did you get hit recently? Kia says he doesn't remember anything, who knows, we never know 1:09:52 Adam asks about being labeled as a "crash out rapper" 1:11:05 Druski skits about ATL rappers, that was too funny, Kia was not mad at all he says Druski was spot on! 1:12:27 "Yall got scizzzzooooors or sum!?" "Tryna cut my god'am blunt" ----- Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

No Jumper. Coolest podcast in the world. And today I'm sitting down. You're just going to hang your, oh, okay. Just going to, like, loop it over the ear? Yeah, yeah. Why are you like the last dude on earth with the cable? Because I like, do you do what I prefer?

You're not an AirPods guy. Yeah, no. I ain't keep over that shit anyway. I have a revelation for you. I'm the same type of dude. I buy the one with the cable, too. That was something. We got a lot in common.

We're too irresponsible to take care of the AirPods. Yeah. I like J.B.2. Studio 2, 3. I don't like the new headphone. That shit big. What, just a lot of the headphones that are coming out, too bulky for you? Yeah, this shit is too much.

I like everybody. Anyway, this shit loud. I feel like my head is too big, and I can never get comfortable with the, like, Dr. Dre headphones. Yeah. Shit lighter. Baby Kia is in the building today How you feel, man? I feel like you're

You're experiencing one of the biggest Come-ups that's going on in rap right now Yeah It's been explosive The past couple weeks Something like that Does it feel like that? Not really

It just feel regular I'm just going What are you talking about? This is what every kid from the hood dreams about Is... Sometimes. Getting millions and millions of views and having everyone pay attention to them. How are you going to just act like it's regular?

They pros and cons to this shit, boy. Sometimes the cons start the over the pro. What are the cons? Every day, like, walking outside. Things that you're like, the shit, yeah. The thing that you do from a day-to-day basis, like the noise. Going to the store getting blunt. Going to the same restaurant that you go to every day in the head.

shit not the same they're gonna take a picture and shit people wanna take pitch like people recognize you give you recognition like boy that's so I ain't gonna like I do feel like that thing like that but sometimes you just started I just started I just started that just too like they're that like that shit don't really

fame me but I'm surprised I had a little I had a little joy for it for a couple of months like okay they on this shit with you I'm surprised that you're already having these types of feelings though because I totally 100% know exactly where you're coming from that once you get a certain level of fame it kind of like ruins all this regular shit that you were used to doing in your life everything kind of like certain things get better but a lot of shit gets worse yeah you're talking about walking around you you're past walking around

maybe with the shi-stie but I don't know you seem like it probably sometimes you'd be trying to like I prefer to, I actually do walk, Taylor, get a piece of mind. Walking sometimes good, especially in the neighborhood where you're comfortable in. Growing up out here, yeah, I'm going to walk. God, they just like, even in my dad and the house, I could just tell her to take me through the stock. I'm just walk, because I want to. Right. Throw my headphones in.

I just prefer walk sometimes. We have a lot in common because I love a good walk as well. I love to walk. But once you get to a certain level of notoriety, the walking is out. I'm not walking around L.A. Yeah. I'm a trophy. You're a trophy.

You've just recently been given trophy status. I hate to break it to you. Yeah. I should, you know, to me. Like, I don't feel like I yet. I don't feel like I didn't really did too much yet. Well, don't take too much time to get used to your, newfound status because that's how a lot of people end up in bad situations is that they

are slow to accept the reality of how much their life has changed and they might get themselves into a situation i want to say that there's me and i'm more definitely except my life's time i appreciate it for everything like appreciate it i'm taking it around with it but i'm just saying it's a sign level to it where you don't keep looking at it at it like fame really that shit ain't about the feeling to me yeah it should be anything

could anything could really be famous a rat like the animal is famous right like across like maybe grumpy cat I ain't even gonna say no I'm got damn Shamoo yeah like anything could be

famous like because we look at it every day and everybody knows of it famous really to me that that shit is like a feeling like or a thing like fame is really nothing. It's just like family just like being rich. Niggins are rich. Nigger rich is not wealthy. Rich is a feeling

man. Rich really ain't nothing. Like what the hell is you rich? You could be rich rich. You can be rich it's like to a certain extent you might move to Atlanta and you might be able to like be living good out of that shit but you might live to you might come to L.A. with that same amount

of money you got and you're struggling. Like that's what I'm saying I really change shit With fame Anything can be famous We look at this same shit Every day like cartoon cartoon famous What the fuck you there

Anything can be famous That shit don't change shit That's it that means everybody I've seen you before Don't get jaded to it so fast Because What you're experiencing right now Like there's a lot of different

levels to fame And what you're experiencing right now Is this sort of like Meteoric rise Where all these people Are getting introduced to you for the first time, you're doing stuff like going on, No Jumper, doing your first, like, big, full-length interview

where, like, a lot of people are going to get to know you, et cetera. Think about how different that is from somebody who's in the place of their career, like a thug or a 21 Savage, where they've been famous for, what, like, eight, ten, 15 years, whatever, and they're totally fucking used to it. Yeah. You know, these are very, very different things. Well, yeah.

You're in your joint era. For me, I say, this shit really I just say this shit ain't too much I ain't too much like oh excited about it as much as you think I'd be because I witnessed it before like some of my I got partners who I already go through this shit I don't know every day they're doing this shit they've been doing that shit I was just who who just seen blow up I ain't gonna lie it ain't anything about blowing on just about rapping is is a whole like the rap like the rap life like like like like like like like like like like like like style people take a picture with you like my partner little Willie his a bad rap

little-eyed kid yon-a-old guy that's how I started right we go to studio shit he's folk got it got the studio I'm listening to go into studio he's that every day video shoot black choices shit camera shoot cameras oldie cameras fucking light shit photo shoots I've been seeing that shit I see how I feel I just I just feel a little bit different when you Yeah. Like the person. You're seeing every bit of it. I'm good.

I seen like, yeah, I'm right there for every single stuff. So I'm like, I see how this shit there. But now it's my, I mean, their shoes too. Also, so it do feel a little bit different. I was just seeing it from the other side, from the other part of it. I'm just saying, you might be acting like it's regular, but realistically, every kid you went to high school with, everybody you grew up around, et cetera.

It's like they all kind of have this idea of being recognized in their head. are in their community for their music. And 99% of people will try to make... 99% of people will try to make music and 99% of them are going to fail. Probably not 99% try, but probably 80% try to make music at some

point and don't get anywhere with it. So it's kind of bizarre to see your shit taking off so fast, right? And half of that 99% people really be just Bush and really don't... Probably ain't using music. Like, as it's full of potential. They probably ain't just Really that's probably not their main priority music probably not what they're really like two months

Yeah now for now okay Yeah now should we go through the whole the whole life cycle here and blow up you know too much that shit kept it yeah That's how long you were putting out videos or I never put shit I was just on Instagram I'm on truth right well either way I mean compared to a lot of people you've come up very quickly Yeah I ain't like hey yeah that mean I'm doing something right that's a fact can we get get the actual uh i want to talk about like your childhood where where did you grow up what were your parents like what was this whole thing i grew up i from elan i'm georgia i got a girled up my mom rave and sing she like i i grew up and sing a household but my dad and my lighter like my part was in my

like good good relationship shit he was around yeah his adjutant live with it And I'm gonna do this shit. Getting in trouble in the school and shit. They're regular. I already heard this shit in the meantime. But, like, growing up as a little kid, I say, from, from I was born and grader then I stayed in, like, the memorial. You probably, you're familiar with it in an area?

Not enough to know about the schools. All right. All right, so I grew up on a little bit. I grew up on a memory for about a good eight years. in my life and then I move to another side of time but my last show my life started clearly well everything's believe land yeah which you know Thug kind of made famous back in the day rapping about it what wait I feel like looking at that's true right like just to the general rap fan base we heard

about Blevine Avenue from from Thug and YSL right If you say so. Was that a primary influence coming up? It must have been, right? If you were thinking about rapping and you're seeing somebody from that area to have so much success. Not really.

That's me because I wasn't all, I always think about rapping. I just thought about rapping last year. I still ain't ever think about rapping. I never really gave her the thought of taking the chair. I was just playing around this shit. So music wasn't ever really. really know.

I ain't had no influence on me. Like, I ain't gonna lie. Music, I always just got me through shit, though. My music is always, I did. I love music, but I never thought. I had the thought in my head. Damn, what if I was a rapper?

Damn, what did I need to try to rock? I always had in my head, but I can't be no rapper. But I always hear that shit. And then, and then you go in a little bit? What do you think we're telling you back? Get on this shit.

Being a rapper is just too, too much of a clout thing it wasn't even that it was just like a lot of my partners was rapping before me so it's like shit I'm a nigga hard

I'm listening to them down the evening I can't do this shit until until then one day and it ain't come down to my partner you don't need to live my brother's son he really like my little brother

but he's my nephew at the house rapping his ad be rapping on band live and shit oh god neon niggins brand the headphones in that's him i get on that moffs i go to the studio the next day when i'm part in a little bit i tell anybody he's band raping this shit going crazy before i'm going to studio and made that bit all of us put in got the video shot after that i started going to the studio it every day he like the hand toin get on it i'm like my hair now to him i can't do that beat he like but just try i'm getting on that beat i'm

I said, walk out the wrong light, go off on that rapper. And then from there, ever since then, I was just repeaning. Every time I'm going to the shoot-up, we're repeating the process. And I'll just get better and better, perfecting this shit. And boom, there it go. But when you say you don't see yourself as a rapper, you're saying that this whole thing comes very, very naturally to you. Yeah, this shit came out of nowhere.

Oh, God. It's like a niggie dead poured this shit on the, huh? Start saying this shit in the microphone. I'm like, damn. came out of nowhere. I really, I really been questioning this shit for real last night, why you heard,

you hear this see what I made in the studio down here? I realized this she came out of nowhere. What the fuck I don't get any shit from? Really? Yeah. So you feel like you're just opening up your soul on these beats? Yeah. And it just happens.

Everything coming out. Everything. May they pose to the, I feel. Yeah, I mean, like, somebody could become a great, rapper by working for 10 years

and really having to intellectualize it and just get better at the actual craft of rapping but you're more like just emptying out your brain

I don't even write like that I don't remember the last time I wrote the songs was a jail it's locked up a lot of those songs

is yeah I don't even write I go in that bitch shit seriously I know I know he's on by me.

Very different. But what about your flow? Your flow is probably the thing that people are the most taken aback by. Which one? I mean, just in general, like, when you get on a song,

the way you do it. It's just... That what I'm trying to tell you. It stands out, very unique. That's why I stand out. Because I got a different one. I know I switch on my... I know I'm not switching on my side.

It might need... I need... I need to talk on my flow. You might need to call it a flow. I might have to... I might have the same flow. I got a different sound. It's all about how you mix and that shit.

You have a sweet shit. Oh God, every bar counts. I might say the last bar with a different tone. My last word on my last bar might have a little high pitch on. And then the bar after that, the last word might have a little pitch on it. All about how you miss my shit. It ain't in the about your flesh, but everything. Tone, flow, everything.

How you pronounce your word? God. That's why my shit sounds like that. I'm different. I know how to put attention on everything. I have my manager, but I might be in the studio. I might be in a studio working on one bar about 20 minutes. So I got 20 minutes on one bar, really?

And the whole bar might be perfect. But now, I want to say 20 minutes, but I like 10. The whole bar might be perfect, but it's that one word that I got to have pronounce good. To me, every word has to be pronounced a certain way. Like, it got to be pronounced right. I feel like bullshit. No song that's made it. 20 minutes. That shit ain't funny.

You do no no-nobes to me. This shit, you just ran through this shit. Well, if you do, that shit, a miracle. I feel like everything. What takes time? That shit pay off. But you tend to go in a more rough, aggressive, vocal style. Do you see yourself ever making, like, you know, more, more, like, traditional?

Like, think about Gunna. Think about what Gunna does compared to what you do on a track. You know, it's just like, it's so minimal in comparison. Do you think you'll ever make it? music like that or you've more focused on your style? Yeah, no, for one, because I'm in my own hand, trying to be like, now another nigga, for one. So I want to say, I made music like, no another nigga.

Right, that just goes back to switching your sound, like I said. I swear my sound a lot of night. I got to hear that, I got to hear that. I heard something. I would love to hear it, yeah. I swear my sound, like, and it might be, It might sound a little bit how where the song or whoever

you want to compare me to, it might sound what you would call it traditional. But to me, I feel like a lot of my songs don't sound the same. Like, you can hear it. I switch. Like, it. And my words, I might have the same tone,

but different words, like, about what I'm talking about? Like, the topic, fuck words, the topic. What you're talking about? Like, Jay, like, every store I got a more. all my songs you might think to kill them up, eat them, son you're just chopping down, you listen to some

them bitch on my album, something like, shit, that's telling you, son. I got, you got to switch every time. When they think you for him, come on the song, kill them up, drill. I might come on them over help my husband, man, give our feet a thousand. And yeah,

you got to switch it up. Do you consciously make drill music because there's a lot of talk about Atlanta being the next city in America that's Can I really have like a drill? That's my vibe. That's my initial vibe when I walk in the studio here, yeah. Because it's just like pull the beats.

That's when the beats get pulled up from you. That's the beats that they send through. So that's what I be going off in. I might. That's how my vibe I go out. I might go in the studio and say that's when I ain't for the main no dress. So I pull us a beat. Producer put us.

Straight sight shit. Pull that bit up. I'm walking in a bit. New dress on. On the main bean views. Damn. B Kna. Damn I'm out for the makeup pants on that.

it down it's just it's just how it's it's sometimes I think some shit that be meant to be like that I mean the song ain't drew at all but it sounds like it a little bit because of a little creation of my voice but you're gonna know

it ain't it ain't no it's ain't no true or something you're gonna head through the beat is that the California influence you're out here good weed pretty girls no pops

I really been on some thought shit though like I ain't I'm almost like to myself shit because the first I've been down here by myself for him

and my partner just got down here with me I've been down there with me I've been by myself just thinking I was shit I'm just a shit I want to shit I want to get away tight shit like a little California being that for me get away, smoke a bad with a thing

right now just because it's complicated at home it ain't easy it ain't easy to do what I'm doing out here and walk outside five they blank

walk back and forth down the street on the phone not had a little of you back shit different no scheme I don't like I don't know I don't know I'm gonna

you know you always got it that's a necessity these days huh I still never had one like that I need to get one like that yeah this one just

to me this shit like the full ninja mode this shit it's just it's more comfortable this shit the material when you leave the house in Atlanta

I feel like 80% and people are wearing ski mouse. Yeah, you won't even believe like I ain't even been wearing my shit, though. You haven't? God, yeah, I don't know why. The shit crazy. Do people recognize you even with it? Hell, no.

Really? It's been the time. I literally did this shit. Walk past the young nigga. Then I said, why this? Well, I wish I could call my partner right now. I know that's an answer for a photo. Okay, different time.

What time is it? Yeah, yeah, on the act. Shit. I don't know. I walk past the young nigga. With my mask on, I said, AB, you brand, oh, I did. I turned around, I took my mask off.

I said, yo, the young nigga, I swear to God, I didn't know that they, and they start screaming right around. I said, oh, blah, L. ABK, like, hey, yeah, niggas really don't recognize me with that mask on. I don't really like, yeah. But this young, niggins.

That shit did kidd me when I was like, then I got the young, young niggas, like the young generation. Elementary school, my shit. That's how it feels? Got one. It feels like they're extremely tapped in.

Yeah. Yeah. It's all like, it feels like they... Too, they're gonna fucking tired. They moot out there and they polled to me. I need to take don't your nigga phone. That's interesting. Because like Chicago or New York or whatever, the drill scene is like older.

Whereas in Atlanta, it's like primarily probably appealing to a lot of young kids, huh? Yeah, because it's, I guess it's whatever you call it, it's the way. The older people in Atlanta still listen to Amigos and stuff, right? Yeah, it was big T's and shit and nice. The big T's gone. Yeah, it was a big T and I got down. Polo, fucking slim fit, T-shirt, Graffiti, Big Appet. How much school?

What cost $8 million? $8.4.1 called eight, Hana. Hey, Hunter. Jade called C Hunter. How many people you've seen in Atlanta that look like they're trying to be Playboy Cardi? I don't know. I don't be...

I don't be watching a little nigga, so I don't even know how to hell Playboy Cardi Porte to be. Yeah, I don't know. Hey, I don't know. I don't be getting into all that shit. A lot of people are like pretty much straight up goth now. Like, just out of nowhere.

What? Like dressing like they just left. They're out of black, big clothes, chains and shit? Yeah. Yeah, like. Oh, God, y'all, y'all see that? Alana, y'all hear ya, yeah, a lot. It's a large, it's a large, it's a large, it's a large, it's a large, it's a large percent.

And it's all racist, too, though. Racist? Oh, all race. And they need just, one. Yeah. And they need just won. A bit percent on a lot. A lot of don't think they're one, right? Right.

Fucking hosin, little, little hos in their shirt, fucking fish, the fishnet with a fucking jacket, chains on their big-ass pants, boot. Yeah. it is a good percentage of a hang on that if that's what you mean are you thinking with like normal girls or do you go for like the BBL queen type

I don't know what the hell you got down go from fashion girls I mean that's the good life I BBL no for me

is a no for me is a no for you in Atlanta? In Atlanta I don't want to fake shit. I'm just keeping it real. If it's a real or not here in the world, why the hell is I'm going to go out here and go with the fake one.

Fake ones look pretty good. Hell no. And it's not fake. They took it out of the stomach. It don't matter, though. It don't matter. It don't matter. It's okay if I ain't know.

I don't know. I don't know, bro. That shit is. It just something about it. But that she just, you don't know. Sometimes I don't see. How old are you? You're gonna make me guess?

She gonna be guessing all day. Is it Googled? Famous birthdays, they tend to be pretty good at this. You want to try? Let's see how the Google results are for Baby Kia age. I don't even want to like out you if, I don't see it yet.

Baby Kia sentenced to 700 years. There's a TikTok. with that is the title. I'm going to go on a limit so it's not true. Are you 19? You know the thing in the music industry

is to lie and say you're younger than you are? Oh, yeah? It's a tale as old as time. That's what, like... I just told you, I don't know about the industry shit. Right.

I ain't know anything. I like music, though. But did you sign yet? I signed APG. You did sign a APG? I got a call from my boy, Eli. He let me know that you're... So why would you ask me,

did you sign yet? Well, I don't know if you want to keep it a secret in it. I'm not trying to fuck up his play. All right. It's cool. I'm saying the APG. You see on my head. I don't play this shit, man.

I mean, you probably got that jacket, like, a couple blocks away from APG. Shot of Desto Doe. You think so? You seen this one before? I haven't actually. Cordoroy? Or is it denim? I can't really.

I'm standing up. You want to see that one? Sure. That's my boy's clothing. You got to know this. That's been my homie for like eight years. It looks good, man, with the rhinestones. We got to do it.

You're dripping on them. Atlanta got a long history of that. Yeah. You got a drip. Yeah. You stay in the strip club yet? Or you didn't get to that part of your life yet. I ain't in that much, yeah.

I ain't never been in a club then, but I. I've been to a lounge, though. A lounge? What lounge? I've been to a lounge before. i ain't never been so on crook i don't know because you're you're still like they're how do they be it looked like a vibe though oh it just look like a lot of shit going on and they're my f*** a lot of shit how de hell they're they're at who and who's swing

how they're a good shit i don't know but i'm gonna get that one of there probably this is how But that ain't no priority right now, my mind. Atlanta rappers. That ain't on my blanket. They say that. They do some errands and whatnot during the day. Then they're in the studio. They leave maybe like 11 or 12 or whatever.

They go to the club for a couple hours. They got all their goons with them. They look tough as fuck in their section. Everybody gets to see them looking tough. Who the hell is you picturing? It's just like every rapper. Any rapper. Particularly Atlanta.

But then, okay. Then the girls. I hear you say particularly Atlanta. This is just how I imagine it. I haven't spent enough time in Atlanta to really know. You can't ask you about it. But there's a lot of this in LA. Then at a certain point.

We got to speak for LA. Let's tell me about your point of view what you've seen. I don't do this. But you're in your section with all your goons. You're looking tough as fuck. Girls get attracted to it. You got all your chains on. You're like a fucking king in there.

The girls get attracted to it. The girls gravitate towards you. You're only in there for like two hours. You probably don't even drink the alcohol. You're too invested. your lean and then you go right back to the studio but now you got some bitches yeah and some instagram photos so that's what i think most dudes seem like they're getting out of it when i don't even really too much about instagram really hell no i be on instagram a lot i live like for entertainment

like my fun scroll through that shit my feed really shit but i don't really give a fuck about instagram I used to pull trutters a lot like I love my truth like oh just I used to be on my tape like an hour on editing my truth and shit but Instagram brer pieces and shit bro I don't get a fuck about Instagram but I'll be putting on clothes a lot right behind so much I probably spent I spend like seven hundred dollars jay um before my god let outfit and shit I ain't didn't take no picture man I don't be getting a fuck about i tell I don't get a fuck about about social media like that for real like pictures I skip out of pieces man I'm good at some point the label's gonna start telling you like you need to

post more pictures because it helps promote your music are you gonna be like no that's not me or are you gonna play ball okay by play by play by by you better play with that mouf okay a lot of nuffer let me get sent to the ball so I'm gonna play that more right from play the hell like that because what do you really feel like you are in the music game for is are you in it for the money or you're in for the fame you in for the the actual art of the music i want to keep it real hey oh that i'm trying to eat so many but i like rap like rap like music just being always a good part of like my life like music always been the answer I'm blowing.

I'm going to go outside of this music. Like, I don't know, man. I don't know how, it ain't really, like, I don't really think about it too, too hard. Like,

I think about it sometimes, but I don't think about it that hard, but I really be a lot thinking about it. Like, man, but this is my way he reached. Like, not rich. What the?

That's how I'm fin to get able to, stay able to do what I want to do. Like, all this shit would have been talking about as a kid. But I'm thinking I did that way. Put on the land on. Wow, I could do it. That's shit, that better be.

What the hell you just, just hear this shit? Even if you're trying to look cool? What the numbers and views are gonna do for you and get money from it? I thought this was, like, everybody's purpose. It ain't gotta be just about money. It's so low, too. And I was about hip in it.

Hip, support. But, end of the day, do this shit. I'm not feeling dead. I ain't not here just fucking up. fucking up my voice for free do you think you're fucking your voice up hey yeah I know I know my voice really yeah recording or performing live or what everything

recording I know I don't give up I should this shit can't be too too bad I ain't true I just hear it in my I feel it sometimes I'm out my throat she would I be rapping like studio station and I'm not talking the shit like sometimes when I I cough. I can't even do no complete breath. After my sessions and shit, I don't know how to explain them. I know that shit be fucking milk.

And I don't be drinking no teas and shit. I've known a few rappers over the years who had, like, voice problems, and they had to be, like, gargling honey and doing all this weird shit to try to, like, save their voice when they're on tour and shit. Yeah.

I ain't trying to get to that point. I think I do need to, like, I don't know of a good maintenance, though. But do you have a healthy lifestyle? You smoke But Oh, no, man You exercise

You eat decent? I say like I think to myself Yeah, because Because I don't got down gain weight

And then like What this shit called? A little metabolism Whatever that shit You seem like You probably have a fast metabolism Like you could eat

Like shit Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah Fast Fast

I had fat one Because I've been like One 40 50 for a long at time I don't even wait that much. Right.

Yeah. I mean, but, like, breathing-wise, I don't think it's too, too-hits. I'd be trying to drink more water and shit. I'd be drinking good shit, like, I was very water and shit. I'm going to start drinking more water and teas and shit, though, for my voice. Yeah, because you have this aloe tea thing, and then you have a soda. Nah, it's something in it. It's infused, it's infused with what?

It's infused with what? This is a regular one right here. What do you infuse it with? Let me see that. Is it purplish? I didn't examine it. It's a little bit darker. It is a little darker.

You're having a lean day. But it might not be that. It's pretty early. You don't never know what it is. 1 p.m. Maybe it's a secret. You pour something light to get the day started and then darken it up a little. It might be blood.

It might be something else. Never know what it is what made it drink dark. It's a secret. There's only one thing I could think of. What? Lean, lean, lean, lean, lean. See? No.

You probably need to start thinking that. Rappers do love Lain. Keep talking about rapper, but I ain't no rapper, bro. Atlanta rappers love Lien. Not to stereotype you. Bleeveland Avenue rappers love Lien. Then you just, not the stereotype. Then you just straight say Bleel Avenue.

What? Wait the fuck. You literally just straight stereotyped. Well, I mean. Well, you mean? It was a poorly kept secret. Stereotid. I spent some time with the YSL guys.

There's a lot of lean getting drank. Okay. Okay. Okay. Well, let's say. A lot of whippets. I don't. What, damn I went my manager's right here.

Why you say somebody at Whipin, boy? Well, you want to go get one right now? No, I don't smoke Like that I don't smoke The motherfuck Smoke? I don't

Inhale them Yeah Whatever y'all Do whatever this shit Call I don't I don't Do it like that

I said I had one time One time One time A little dump Right there Sorry I'm off one time

He did be One time I'm glad Or not one time Like I've had it in my hand One time Before

This shit Really ain't Man The balloon nah the whip it beat moffo oh the whole tank yeah

gal it's again hmm is that a big thing in Atlanta these days though a lot of people with the whippets it's a nasty habit

shit I don't know what that shit for that shit for it to do for you gives you a little head high you got to keep doing it over and over and over

yeah yeah yeah I gotta keep twisting that bitch shit I don't do it I was curious about this shit though just for like

the thought of like damn That's a tank. That's a tank. Stoke me, bitch. I've seen a rapper. I've seen a rapper with two boxes of them. They recorded a verse, and they went through two boxes of wits in the verse.

You talk about the tank, the little tank. The little tank. Went through the tank. It was like two whole boxes of it, yeah. Or the little green tanks? Yeah, like the metal things. The ones that you read, the metal shit. Yeah, and you like fill the balloon with it.

Damn, he went through the things. The refills. Like it was nothing. Shit. How many? I don't know. Two boxes of them, however many is in a box. It looked insane.

Like it looked absurd. Two boxes. Yeah. Probably like two boxes. It took like a half hour. I like, like probably like big like this big. They'd be in a box. Yeah, yeah.

Something like that. And they stand up. Like, it's straight up like this and he just pulled him bitch out, smitten. One by one, yeah. Slamming them. How long it took for one box, you smoked? I think, I think he did like two boxes in like, it took maybe like 40 minutes to record the verse.

Two boxes, 40 minutes. That's a person who's done a lot of it when you have to do that much. It depends, bro. He probably smoking the hell out of the boxes. Or he probably just a low amount bought up, a tank in a box. It probably like six and he's one, probably. You know, I just smoke 12, but it's 12, that's still an all certain amount. That's still probably not healthy.

Mm. 12, that's still a lot. Definitely not healthy. Well, that's the shit we're supposed to be going in a balloon, bro. Yeah. Oh, God. Where the fuck? That's foul.

Oh, God. That shit blows up rubber. And if you put a short object to it, it popped. Imagine what that shit do to your lawns. Right to hell. Mm. This is bad shit. You ever think about all that?

tobacco and weed is doing to your lungs though in the sense but I'd be like bray nigga ain't died for no weed man not yet come on with out of this shit I don't know I'm starting that shit I smoke too

I just sometimes wonder I ain't smoking right now so you don't smoke like me no you're right I mean I smoked a split before I came here though to be totally honest what's your split what's your split or like

what you mean crushed up grab a weed and tobacco like I if I might miss be uh uh If I say I just want to explore.

Then you put the whole paper around. Yeah, I put the paper in it and I do a script like this. Like probably. That's savage clothes. Skinny piece though like this. And then run like that. But I don't roll as a bat wall. I do a skin pee.

Mm-hmm. Hit it with a lot. Microwe them off of me. You microwave it. How long? It depends. Piled like 15, 16. Let me just make the assumption that these hosers be treating you different already.

how's that going what I knew what I know what I knew what we're going to shit regular shit I don't tell you what they said

fan shit I'm talking to I'm talking to I'm talking to I'm talking to people that I never thought I could talk to like I don't talk

that what I am for I am for shit it ain't even that it ain't even famous people it just people shit what I'm out of my league what's the shit

where don't know me I want a few minutes that I ain't a female who don't really know me. She just said, all that rap shit. If you don't know none of my songs, it's great. I ain't gonna say shit about it.

You're, or you a rapper? I ain't even tell you. Oh, shit like that. Like, that I'm aiming for. So you wouldn't use, you're trying not to have to use

the rapper thing as a flex. Good one. She can just think you're a railroad. She came with her own, they said like that. They said like that. Fick, can't with her own. She didn't need no.

like me and me a good one like that but I want to give me one in school I was a good shit probably a nurse so I can get but a nurse is not going to want to be kicking in the studio until four in the morning hold on don't say shit I like a rapper

who's not scared to stretch he's got a lot of good stretches I'm going to say that hold on I'm thinking of shit out it's called a goddamn Damn. My sister went for school for that shit. An OBGYN. Yeah, now.

Oh. What chiropractor to be doing? Adjusting your back? Yeah, but what the thing called? Physical therapist. What's the major? Call, like, school for it. What are you?

I don't know. What are you? Like, what is it? What's the career? To be a chiropractor? I mean you can go to college for like chiropractic but what is it called but I don't it's not like supposed to be smart but it's what is he called the medical community I don't think really you've been around the bridge you've been around the blitz what's the

word it's a word for it for chiropractic but for that field that field of working it's it's a it's a word for what you go to college you go you're a you're a flick man burn it weed just a doctor no yeah now ain't no no no no no no no no no And then your daughters do other shit. Kinesiology. Kinesia. Why am I, I can't say this word.

Not cosmetology. I don't think it's that. Because cosmetology is here. Definitely not cosmetology. It's another word, bro. For this shit, man,

it's gonna come to him on there. Hmm. So, okay. So you want a girl who's going to go to school to basically be a chiropractor so she can work on your back and that's why you're stretching

during this interview. because you need a back massage. Yeah, massages. I want something. Yep. Aim for that. That's what I want in my dream. Have you ever got a massage?

I want her to have a whole on her spa. A bunch of locations is a different place. Why don't you just take your rap streaming money and spend that on getting a masseuse to give you a back massage? Oh, God, every day. You don't need to date someone who's going to, just to get free massages. But I'm saying that's what I want.

Oh. Yeah. Call her off. I know the uniform for that job. God, a little a five. What about, like, a female drill rapper? You could be in a relationship with that. Oh, God. What the

fuck, bro. An Asian doll. But, like, that rap shit, that rap shit be hell, but I don't want no one to have to say, correct me. Because this shit just, it just be too mad, they might get fitness of who you do features with. Right.

Seen a half in a million times. Yeah, you really came in his beatings with pleasure. Because you, you, Of course, y'all both rappers, so you know you're going, you can't do it. It, me. You can't do it, man. I mean, I think that was the story of King Vaughn and Agent Doll. He was, like, just getting mega jealous as shit that would happen with her in the studio, with dudes.

I mean, if you're a controlling guy, it's going to be tough. Yeah, I ain't, I ain't going to speak on any situation. I don't know about that. I ain't really got anything. So I wouldn't compare that today. So I don't really know what she's talking about it. Not a King Vaughan fan? It ain't even that.

It's just like, I listen to, he got a cool song. But he's not a person that I go on music and type in my headphones. You got some hits. Beat a body with Bezoo? Well, that's classic. Yeah. Okay. But, uh, now.

Oh, I like that song. He got what goddamn. I think he got that song with Lizzie or something. You think a little dirk? Did, uh, did Von? onto a song with those days i think so you can't hang you with the arts see you're gonna get so out that's that's dirt that's yeah yeah yeah they never work together based on youtube search results and uh you like dirk though yeah he he cool oh god's an old oh shit do you get

along with all the other drill rappers in Atlanta i don't get along with all the other droll rappers in Atlanta? I don't really talk a lot. Rout wise, my partner if you say rappers, that's an honor rappers I really be cool. I probably, I'll call it a couple of grand rappers. Like, route wise, I don't be telling me that rappers is shit

for it. You stand in yourself? Yeah, yeah, I stand my circle. I stand my circle. Like, I've been over the shit. Did you get into rapping because you had some beef that you wanted to address, or did you just, like, become a rapper, and then beef kind of followed you from there?

Oh, my time. Like, did you start making music because you had rappers that you wanted to address? Or did you become a rapper and then the beef kind of inherited itself into your life? You know, you did disrespect to me. Why? A lot of rappers start rapping because they got people that want to talk about. There's an internet. It's the internet.

Right? It's not in it. There's really like, it's, to me, it's post these, like, in the sense, because you're putting everybody in the business. Why are you talking about it? You don't pose to do that. I, I, I, I told you how I started rapping.

I told you why and how. I ain't never, too, this shit, I never wanted. I never, when I, even when I was making the songs, I never dropped. No song, I never dropped. Shit. partner was on my ass he's like, bro, like, every day

we get leaving the street out. But when we get to the house, bro, when I get back with you tomorrow, we're gonna make, I'm gonna make your United Masters, bro, you're gonna draw this song, and that, like that. We got the plan.

He literally got the song. He got the whole track list is in his phone, but we had the old phone. He's still had an old phone yesterday. The whole track list on what I'm supposed to bend jockey. Man, I draw two, I draw one went crazy,

had the whole school, my whole high school, listened to that big, my shit, in school, on the Prometheum boys and shit and the clad around this shit then I think I dropped another one

like a couple months later on some little boy shit I got out of juvenile now and and she went crazy this shit man hey shit it's something and I was like

well hold on I might got something I'm gonna keep rapping but I said what's to be two too serious and like that's something and I was like that's something all the loud of shit.

I can run out. I'm going to take rapping. I'm still having fun. You know, getting better, better, better and better. I can do it. Damn, the shit.

It's coming together. So in your songs, you're not talking about anybody in particular that you don't get along with. It's just generalized. Who knows? Are you thinking about your

ops when you make music? Yeah, no. I don't think about no nigg when I made music. Then I wrote, I might be my wrong. Think about no one when I made music. I'm not my own life. I'm rapping.

I'm rapping. I'm rapping for myself. Really? But you... You have such aggressive energy sometimes that I feel like you probably might think about people. You got issues with an order to bring that out of you, right? Yeah. You're right.

You're right. You're right. But I ain't going to never tell you to you to like. You know, I can never know. Never know. There's a lot There's a nobody named Nothing that

I ain't doing it There's a lot of theories out there No point I watch That shit just That shit just made That shit just made Fucking

I don't know I just look at All this shit It's trauma But this shit They rap beef It's trauma That shit

Cater me So I ain't Get into it I don't I'm done something I'm shit Sometimes I did it though I did

You know A nigger rapping playing And shit Have fun Like all the guy I gotta say money I got something for you watch this one yeah I got to come back for you

that shit hurt more at that one like br-d-d-d-you-ya like in the sense I did it before but as I started rapping like now I'm rapping for myself like it's a big bigger bigger picture okay I got other shit it's way other better shit to rap

about it and I like that shit old the rap that bad shit old let's see can you rid the route let's see what can you talk about other than I here I come I'm talking about you or nigger Brody Day you spoken on

Did you blow past Did you blow past The rest of the drill scene In Atlanta With this song And just How viral your whole shit has been You just came out

And left all these dudes We've been grinding for years In the dust Is that what you're telling me? Probably That's a hell of a narrative Oh no man You probably got to go

You gotta go This shit up, bro That's what it is And what it looks like right now Yeah I can't at nowhere came at dirt like I'm wearing you and you realistically got a level of attention that a lot of other people been working for a long time haven't really necessarily got right

yeah yeah so is this anti the menace be for real or is that just YouTube video stuff I've been trying to interview him for a while I've been trying to interview him for a while and then I find out that I'm actually interviewing his op first they said the year's up something like that he's one of the bigger drill rappers come out of Atlanta I look a more one day though

I'm talking about something that I don't know so you're trying to move past all these little local skirmishes you said what local beefs local beefs you're not trying to put too much energy

into the local scene going back and forth with dudes because you know like Chicago, New York a lot I think it'd be They're saying. That's what I'm asking. People have been rapping.

Like Sam, rapping, rapping, rapping about me? Well, I don't know if they're really like rapping, rapping,

about you. It's kind of hard for me to tell. I can't tell what a lot of the Atlanta dro rappers are saying. Oh, I don't know, but I don't,

I don't, I just be, I just be listening to myself and my partners a lot, so I don't know. I got to go look these niggas up, bro.

One day, man, I don't really know about too many people, bro. I don't know about. I ain't never heard that all the type of people. I don't know.

I don't be, I don't look all you think I go on there and there and look for another nigga to be. Talking about me. I'm listening to my bro,

man. What's up, man? Y'all have to come in front of the studio? Let me hear that shit. Ain't bruffing another nigga shit in my head phone? But whatever. So it's all imagined?

None of this is real. None of this beef stuff that we see people making YouTube videos about. I don't even watch YouTube like that, baby, bro. Really? Yeah.

No. Yeah, I don't know. Some good stuff out there. But I understand. You know, you've got your own momentum. You've got your own wave. Why share the spotlight with people you don't get along with?

Huh? Say up on my life. You're doing very well right now. Why put effort and put energy and shine attention on people that realistically want your spot? Why would we, Adam? Why would we?

What are you? that Adam. I'm asking you that. Has anyone ever told you that the way you talk that sometimes it's kind of hard for like normal people to understand what you're saying? Because I feel like there's going to be a lot of comments. I feel like I'm keeping up pretty good. Everything you hear you're saying right now. It's clear to you. Every word

what I just said, you can comprehend. You heard everything. Tell me what. That right there was pretty good. That was well enunciated. But there was other moments in this podcast that it was a little bit like I could just hear them starting to comment and be like, what the fuck did he just say? I'd be chilling, bro, like,

I don't be trying to, you think I'm feeling put it so much in general to speak. Like, like I told you, that studio session this shit ready to be her and bro, I'm, I'm chilling. You are more comfortable in this chair than anyone who has ever sat in this chair. The way I'm talking,

the way I'm sitting is how I'm talking. That's swag. O.D. comfortable, that's how I'm comfortable but I find me raising my phone like I feel like nobody nobody's ever made sitting in a chair look as cool as you're making a microphone you want me to be loud of here right what here it is on the side of your faith man what which part do like this oh yeah oh yeah no who they're there that oh yeah oh yeah oh lisa simpson where's that from huh you know you know you ever listen to little peep

Bill peep. I'm gonna put you on. Rest in peace. He was a great rapper. I feel like you might appreciate it. He of your skin color? Yes. Yeah, I think I said him.

He on, like, beat around. That's a nice way I say. He was in the group. He had a group or something. Well, he did a lot of shit with a little Tracy. They were like a little group for a period of time. Nothing with Juice Well, right? He never actually worked with Juice World.

I don't think. Well, they might have, did they make songs after they done? I forget it. You f*** with Juice World? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I used to watch, I used to watch, I used to watch a lot of shit about on it. Yeah, that was my boy. What did you get from him in terms of influence and shit?

You remember that song? When that boy, I was standing on the table with the shit. When he was, what in the name of that song, yeah? He was standing on the table, what, in the video? Yeah, the school, oh. Damn Why that I'm gonna fuck Where that one

He only shot like one music video He was in school He was in, yeah Yeah That song Well I was like You gotta be You gotta just listen to like

And it's different Like he's just tripping I was like I don't know But when I was in a little bit I was listening to the shit Like trying to listen to different shit Because I used to like Watch shit like paranormal activity

And like the rapper He was the closest He was the closest He was the closest rapper to tour of that Like that gave me that time vibe So I sometimes Listened that, God damn

That song What that other song With that other video And his video His fucking music videos Always just like crazy Yeah his shit That nigga different

You know that video When he was hanging From the tree He hung himself from the tree Yeah that That shit That shit is different Like that he was damn

Yeah You know before Oh my basic shit Choker Before I interviewed him clothes and shit I had seen videos of him stacking somebody in a fight on the street I got any sight too he was crazy yeah I got my hand too I see it's a good video boy got a hand no he's a legend hey yeah and different things like I don't even

talk about it though I I used to sir I used to get into this shit boy no you know you know and man I had a chain of his face of his own face I think he Ouzzi got a chain of his face Manor Manor Manning I think that's his name

Marilynne Manson yeah I used to watch shit like different artists like that feeling like this and I didn't listen I didn't listen to his music but I was like feeling like white shit Watch.

Documentary is on. Like, hi. You know, the difference, his way of rapping. Like, how that niggas come on the stage, his attire where the fucking dress and what the fucking dress, what the fuck you're wearing this shit.

And the guy that shit is, he's different, bro. The way he performed, that niggas just, bow. That she was weird to me. Well, you get a different. I never said, I agree with it.

But, like, that shit. Yeah, funny. It just, it just, like, interest. Give me your opinion on this. Because I feel like we got to get you more into like the metal and hardcore stuff. I'm making it watch Slayer. The video hard. What about the music? I got a, I look. I got an uncle. I ain't all right, bro. My uncle probably know that. Bro. Oh, God. What is it called? Slayer. We're one of the most famous metal bands a lot of time. When I lead it be, I'm caught by that.

My uncle, gee. Just get coward away. Got a car. Tommy. I know he nobody that come on, got CD, he's the type. He got big speakers in all, every car. The boy, my, the boy fits cars and shit. Got Accura. He'll have a four-th up car.

Big-ass speaker, 12, it's 12, 18s, and they big, Bing. So much CD, listen to different. He listened to all types of music. Old, old music, so. Yeah, they see that cool, though. All right, this is my thing. I can probably, it just got to have a catchy tune. Like, if I have a catchy words in a nice thing.

But a lot of it's not that catchy. A lot of it's just like, Yeah, but even it's just the beat. That shit right there is more like groovy, got some like real rhythm to it versus a lot of metal is like... Hey, yeah. You know. The beat where it really be catching me, though. Okay.

A lot of like we were talking about how there's all these people who dress in all black with the chains and all the shit. But they don't fucking listen to metal. We got to get them into metal. Yeah, they're true. Look. What do you, what's going on with this wood? That's a long wood. I need to clean the wood.

You need to clean the wood. Let me see some. I'm just going to I've never seen somebody put the blunt on top of the weed. Oh yeah, what you was talking about earlier and shit. Remember what you had said? What I said?

Remember what you had said about like a blanket? He's covering the weed up. Remember what you had said about that shit? What? About tobacco. How do you feel about the tobacco? Yeah, yeah, yeah. I'd be trying to at least do some shit. I'd be cleaning the blanket. That shit be nasty, but you know, like when you first get badwood shit out, any type of leaf where that's some of clean it, a hot wood and shit, paper towel, you'll see the dirt.

But it's still backwards over loose leaf for you? Badwoods over what? Loose leaves? You know what those? I feel like I've seen them explode in popularity. You see right up there, my boy Desto Dub, who made the outfit that you're wearing. See those, the orange loose leaves up there with Destor Dub? No, hey, yeah.

Man, man. That's the dude to make this clothing that you're wearing. If I didn't have my god now, but I got a boss of Luli, honey. I got the Oreos cream, yeah. Backwoods or loose leaf? Lusleaf. Really?

I got a whole ball. He gave me some as soon as I got out of plane. You think I don't got, man? I don't know. Come on, man. I stop smoking once. Your baby, Kia. We have to know that.

Your baby, Kia. Oh, you think I don't got no. You think I don't got no. Man, come on, man. So are you, like, collect? Yeah, I got a whole, no, I got a bar. He gave me my bar. Yeah, he happened to take a couple out.

My pat, it's all right, though. I chew the bar, though. It's cool, only two. Go get me another bar for I leave. I still got some of the other. I just ain't having to bring with me. They're still what I understand that right now. Okay.

Yeah. I got Oreos cream. I'm getting different. I will fin to get the drink. You can really taste the Oreos and cream on the months. Yeah, really? Crazy. That sounds wild.

Yeah. I never got to really do that. They had like lemon and banana and shit. Did they have lemon? Lemon backwards? They had banana for sure. You keep forgetting. Clean it blunt.

Who's going to clean it? You already rubbed it all over your weed. Nah, see, it don't matter when you put in hot water and paper towel. I'm to show you. Can we have somebody from your team come fetch the blunt and go clean it for you? Wait the head did you just say? Fetch the blunt. What's wrong with fetching?

My game. My bow is not. They don't fetch. We not fetching shit. You need a blunt guy on your squad. Can we? I mean, realistically, my camera guy could go play it for you right now. Yeah.

He's a fucking weed master. He knows everything about weed. My fool ain't fixing the shit. Give it to him. He'll do it for you. You want to put in with a third house for you? Yeah, but you got a hot water. I'll bring it back in.

He's burned in this. They got to be hot, shout out to Donnie, taking one for the team, cleaning another man's backward for the, for the sake of the video. Yeah, I could hear you. You could just be a rapper. My bro would have did, but like, the way you said it,

we ain't fetching shit. Yeah, bro, no. Hey, y'all, hey, y'all boy, come in back with him here, you know, too. I ain't fetching. How many of your homies you got out there? I don't know. Nobody came in.

They heard us talking about the word. They didn't, they didn't come in, so they didn't want to help out. Nah, because that's because, you see, why? He said it. I went coming in and be anything. I'm going to walk in the room, the niggins say ain't come fix the backwood. Fuck it. Where to hell?

I got a good question, though. This is an important question. When you're smoking a blunt, do you pass it to your homies or not? Hey, you do. Sometimes I ain't, like, bro, it depends, bro. I be having, like, I got, I'm trying to roll up once in a man. I ain't passing it backwood. But I do, I do that. And now, they're like, it depends.

Sometimes I do do that. But I have, like, I'm smoking something with them. But it ain't like I'm just facing them. Like, yeah, nah. If nobody ain't smoky, got no bad wood in their hand, you know, sit right here in here. Hey, I would not in my black hair, no. It's never like that.

We don't really pass the blunts around now. Everybody got a blunt in there. Maybe you call out on one. For me to face one, everybody, somebody got to have a blunt in here. See, everybody should have their own blunts, all right? It just depends. I have to be just going through some part of something like, but hey, and not, I have wrong.

I say, ain't no bad. I don't feel like smoking up. But you're wrong. But I never came to that point for real. I can't recall. You're wrong if your broke homies around and you don't pass it to him. You said what? If you got a broke homie, you're f***ed up if you don't let him hit it, right?

But if, like, your other homies are... If I got a broke. If your other homies got money, they probably, if they want to smoke weed, they got their own weed, right? If I got a broke partner... You got to have some broke partners, right? Everybody can't be baby Kia. Yeah, no. Everybody doesn't mean.

That's that. Everybody, every single lives one of the rest. Is a baby here? No, everybody is their own. My side, everybody ain't. Everybody did out. Who the four win? They shit too large.

Everybody shit started up past the city. You don't know what the hell going on. Everybody going crazy, ape shit. Not a single little thought. Let me ask you this. Do you get the same thrill out of making music that you used to get from stealing cars? Hmm?

The music used to get an ad on the steel cars. I got inside of the car. Plan to get that shit at that gentleman. Steal car. What were you listening to when you're stealing cars? Everything, bro. Anything, it depends, man. It just depends on the vibe.

You just plug your phone into their car? Oh. Like, you take their ox cable and just start playing music in their car? Or you just playing it off the house? iPhone or something. You got a little speaker. It depends. Is that dangerous to plug the ox cord into a stolen car?

Who cares? It's not my phone for real, probably. You stole the phone, too? No, I probably got that bad that bit. Phone in the brothers and some. God damn bought the the money from the stole, the Africans. They said resell their phones. They buy from people and shit.

So you're pulling scams? Do you. Your phone, too? No, yeah, that's a stove, bro. I hear he keeps trying to make me seem illegal, bro. Where the here you got going on? Well, your name is like a reference to stealing cars, right? Yeah, but I'm talking about their phone. I'm just confused why your phone would be in your name. It is, but like it's from, it's an old phone.

Like other people, it was, it has a previous owner. Okay. As in, I'm not the first owner of the phone. So this shit got old old phone, she don't. But how long were you doing that for? A long time. But, but let's talk about something, man. Talk about this shit.

That shit played out. Talk about something, man, bro. We still talking about that. No more car stealing. That's probably going to be, like, the number one question of people ask you for the rest of your career because of your name, though. Not that there's anything to be scared of with that.

Okay, any other questions that we need to address here? Let me take a look. If we've got to exit out of Slayer, Seasons in the Abyss, on my phone. Do you get shot recently? you and one of the music videos and your shoulder was all bandaged up and shit what was that about yeah that's that you did how many times two three four five six eight yeah yeah yeah now I was singing a song I don't know you're singing a 21 sat is this like a weird reference that I'm not gonna get so later

yeah I got shot was this yeah but I'm good oh I say that no. What happened? You were just standing outside and somebody sprayed your shit up or what? That shit would be like, bro. Who knows, bro, bully probably dropped out of the hour, man. A couple of bully probably just dropped. I don't know.

Who knows? Shit, we never know. They're going to know. They never know. Right. You know that tics out. And they be like, they're going to know. You don't know?

I don't know. I don't know. See? If you know, you know. And you don't know. I must spend enough time on TikTok I do try to tap in from time yeah and you gotta be on TikTok

you know that should be on Instagram too right anything that's on TikTok is gonna be on every other platform as well at a certain point where you're a TikTok guy now I have a TikTok guy now you don't

let me look through your phone but I hate you mean you want to look to my phone man hey you got going on okay you got threads on your homepage why do you have threads on your homepage because listen let me tell you

I download this. I download this. You're also the last person still using Truller. Yeah, I'll for courtesy. Yeah, because. Wait, go back. I think I've just seen ops in your DMs.

Let me do an op check real quick. Anything. I'm saying, let me go out to my den. It's your art. I think I didn't do with me. I think I didn't do with me. That makes me think this is all for me. I got goddamn Instagram,

Triller. YouTube. You do barely have any apps. Those are like the apps. You downloaded like, Four apps. You have threads on the homepage. That's like that.

Yeah, I don't got down. I don't get up by social media for it. I just downloaded that just for like on security shit. I'm good. So you can get the URL and everything or the ad name? No, I deleted it. I was in a minute. I think I don't need.

I think I tried to sign out the shit. You know you do. Dang. Every time I get on that bit, that motherfucker I have retarded when I try to. You get one of your husband. homies and you make him your social media manager. Boom. Now you

gave him a job. He's not standing outside the Exxon anymore. He's kicking it with you on a day-day basis, taking pictures of your fits, doing the Instagram clips. Are you in the studio? Now he's got a job. Your social media is more robust. That's pretty good, right? That sounds cool.

You don't think we do shit like that? I don't know. In a sense, I got something like that. Okay. It's not a labor that debt. Okay. Like with the little shit that I do Like the little shit That's what I be doing You could put them on blunt rolling duty too

No No? No not my partner I don't know what the hell you got Oh, I don't kiss shit like that Do you? Do you resent when people Call you a crash out rapper?

You buy you could pay a nigga to get that But not one of my partner Blant running, dude What's from doing that? Not one of your friends Yeah, nah It's got to be like You'll do that?

A friend turned into a blunt roller? Yeah. I mean, shit, why not? If something's got to get done, it's got to get done, right? I mean, yeah, you're right, but at a certain point, you're paying somebody to clean the floor and scrub the toilet or whatever. It's not like... If the right money, brother, a nigga will do that shit.

You're right. But now, I just don't feel like, right, like, here, not my partner, man. We're doing something else. Not rolling. My blunts, though. Yeah. But you like doing that? Huh?

Not really, here. I don't like, right? You only believe hair, no, I hate rolling. But I know how to roll. or some most of my bro don't even a high road like really yeah okay yeah probably out one two of my part of the road place the right way do you resent the term crash out rapper I've heard some people try to label your style is that what they say I mean I guess you did bring back yeah I like to yeah I'm so much everything but I guess I'm I get on that

man that's kind of like a funny way to to describe it that's the first rapper I've seen put their hand in their pants up in a long time I'm not gonna lie. On the podcast? Yeah, I just be just like, that shit be a habit, but I sort of got. Remember Michael Jackson? I'd be standing in the goddamn.

Ain't lying by that shit taking too long, bro. Yeah. I'm just chilling here. I swear to God. But my dad literally be telling me, but I start doing it. But you just got a lot of movement in general. You might just hit like a different.

I see, but you just throw me out, but I know I just pulled down. No, that's shit hard. See? Oh, yeah, there's your paper, yeah. See, I didn't pull two on my. Right. What, um, did you feel personally attacked by that Drusky skit where he's kind of like impersonating Atlanta rappers?

That shit was funny as funny. Drewski's one of the goats. That nigga funny is hell, bro. So funny. That nigga is, boy. That nigga is, fuck. He's like, he be spot on, though, but he don't play this shit, bro. Damn, that, that nigga, no.

play, bro. And he could satirize, like, white boy country club type shit. Atlanta trap rapper shit he used to be on. Now he's touching on the drill rapper type stuff. He's got quite a lot of range. He's just an overall funny-ass dude. I wonder if he ever has anyone help him with his material. Yeah, like he in here.

Because it's so funny. It's so good. It's like on some sense. It's like he, it's like some Instagram shit taken to the TV, like, type shit. Like, get over. what I'm saying like a home-based skit turned into a television show you know like he's so fucking that shit he just he's just that different bro I don't know I don't even know you can't even explain that nigga bro he just he took

time coming to legend um okay I feel like we've covered some ground here what uh what are you working on now and just more music more videos yeah boy to my to my hat shit fucking on the charts and we're gonna keep it Believeland Avenue right Say what

I don't know What's up with you, bro? I just like that name I got scissors or something I have a sis I get me scissors bro you get me scissors I don't see any clean the back wood

Give me scissors I can't wait To see the comments on this fucking video There's no scissors I think I know kitchen We shouldn't have scissors over here. We don't know what the rappers are going to do with the scissors, bro. This is like an insane asylum.

We can't just have, like, weapons available for the people who pass by here. Nah, bro, I'm trying to cut my goddamn blank, bro. I know, but what if you try to stab me with the scissors? Scared right, man. Ain't going to do that to you, man. But you could. I'm just trying to avoid that problem before it happens. You're scared right here, man.

I'm just trying to cut my blank. I've definitely done interviews where if there was a knife like easily available they might have lunged at me oh you want to cut the blend for me brer why don't just bite it shit nasty I gotta be perfect it's got to be the flame so you like the bit flame no right the circle and the flame come inside the blank yeah yeah you thought about this a lot more than me oh here we go I feel like we got to see it get cut you want me walk over that you want me you're right here so we can see it on camera look right here scared right man come on

that's not okay huh I bet bro get the scissors bad bro I'll take him oh I'm gonna I'm gonna see you on the floor over here

yeah yeah slide it that was real low key yeah I'm gonna just tuck this oh no hold on

I forgot one more one more side those are like the pussyest scissors ever too for the right yeah

I would challenge you to do much damage to me with these oh gosh yeah pull your ass how long

were you in jail though I don't know man For that shit You ever have to shank anyone in there? I don't know for that shit No, okay

Baby Kia, thank you very much For coming through I really feel like you're You're having a moment right now And it's gonna be big Yeah, yeah, big shit Big shit Big shit, nigga

The biggest shit The biggest of the shits, nigga A 50 wiper Nah, nigger A thousand wiper, nigga My girl's just telling me I can't talk about 50 wipers In front of my kid anymore

I don't even know what the fuck that is When you gotta wipe your ass 50 times to get clean that's how big the shit was that's a big ass shit yeah big shit out nigga what the hell you got out you big shit's popping

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