No Jumper - Big Sad 1900 on Alleged Blueface Beef, Dissing The Dead, Lean & More
Episode Date: May 16, 2022T-Rell and Big Sad talk about the LA culture, being serious about his music career, relationships with Joe Moses, G Perico, Mozzy, Drakeo, what happened with Blueface and more! ---- 6:14 - The gang st...uff being LA culture, Losing homies, and wanting to get your kick back 12:20 - Going a week without lean before he gets agitated, throwing up the first two weeks in lock up from the withdrawals 27:00 - Motivated to be legendary, being remembered as legendary when he leaves 31:00 - Internet rumors about Blueface beef, people being attracted to negative stories instead of positive 1:01:12 - Homies catching retaliation for beef on songs ----- Shout to our Partners at Gamer Supps! ORDER YOUR FREE SAMPLE TODAY with our Promo Code NoJumper https://youtu.be/UUwcj1YC-NE Gamer Supps offers esports athletes, gamers, and podcasters the most effective and healthy energy choice to help them perform at the highest potential especially during their most crucial moments. Try it today 100% Free with our Promo Code NoJumper https://gamersupps.gg/ ----- NO JUMPER PATREON http://www.patreon.com/nojumper CHECK OUT OUR NEW SPOTIFY PLAYLIST https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5te... FOLLOW US ON SNAPCHAT FOR THE LATEST NEWS & UPDATES https://www.snapchat.com/discover/No_... CHECK OUT OUR ONLINE STORE!!! http://www.nojumper.com/ SUBSCRIBE for new interviews (and more) weekly: http://bit.ly/nastymondayz Follow us on SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/show/4ENxb4B... iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/n... Follow us on Social Media: https://www.snapchat.com/discover/No_... http://www.twitter.com/nojumper http://www.instagram.com/nojumper https://www.facebook.com/NOJUMPEROFFI... 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
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What's up, y'all, man.
Y'all back with my boy, man.
T.Rail, man, I'm here.
Man, I'm here with my boy, man.
Big Sad, 1900.
You feel me?
Yeah, man.
I'm glad you here.
You feel me?
I'm glad you're having me.
Yeah, you hit me on some cool shit, some positive shit, man.
I'm like, okay, this is where we go on with it, man.
You know what I'm saying?
People starting to appreciate what a young nigga is doing
because a lot of motherfuckers is hit me up about the Jaystone interview and saying,
man, I did a good job
and niggas fuck with that
and I like what you're trying to bring
to L.A. and the whole little thing
and I'm like, show
and you was one of them niggas. I'm like, man.
Definitely. Yeah, definitely. I like that.
People need to see that, bro. I feel like
at the end of the day, like we all
trying to make it out. We all come from the
we can relate a lot as much as people think
we got disagreements and we really
relate to trying to the same lot of the shit.
You know, we're trying to make it out. Yeah, everything.
I'm glad you made it because you said you ain't going to be able to make
because you had to go to court, dude. I was in court this.
morning, man. I was like, hopefully my lawyer
get me up out of here early, man, you feel me?
What you in there doing, cut? Usually
niggas from L.A. fighting gun cases,
a nigger, all robbery case, man. It'll be the
same little shit, man. I don't know.
It'll be the same shit. That's all my
charge just be same shit like that. You know what I'm saying?
Same little shit. Man, you was telling
me, man, you grew up where
I grew up, man. It's always
coming out of there, man. Thugs
is coming out of that motherfucker. But love
is coming out of there, too, man, from the 50s, man.
Yeah, definitely. I grew up over there.
I moved to West LA when I was probably like when I was like five or six you know what I'm saying
I moved to West LA type of shit yeah yeah man what's up man I like that you hit me on the positive
shit though because especially you because I'm just your get right into it I'm like this nigga
maybe he transitioning you know what I'm saying the same thing about uh I spoke of on CMA and said
And, you know, one day, you know, maybe Cubs start transitioning into, you know, maybe trying to
fuck with niggas and trying to fuck with different motherfuckers because you got to, you got to kind of,
you know, you got to get that shit up to move forward, you feel me?
Definitely, definitely.
You definitely do, like, and you know, you hit me on that tip, but you also one of them
niggas that's crazy and the motherfucker.
Yeah, I got a lot of shit going on.
I'll be having my days, bro.
I ain't going to lie.
I'll be having my days.
Like, I'm a Libra.
So it's like it's no in between with me.
It's either when I'm pissed off, I'm pissed off.
And when I'm chilling, I'm just chilling.
It's like no in between.
You know what I'm trying to ask.
That's one thing I'm learning not to, you know,
now I got eyes on me and, you know, the little kids look up to a nigger.
So I got to balance out how I move.
You know what I'm saying?
Yeah, so I mean, because I'll be telling the homies,
you can't have one foot in and one foot out.
You got to either or.
Either or.
And then you know, and your ass is crazy.
So I'm listening to the song.
I'm listening to the shit.
I'm like,
I mean, you one of them
niggas that's like from L.A.
A lot of niggas don't do that, but
it's like, you dissing the digger dead
homie and the whole little shit.
It's like, damn.
I'm not sure it out. I ain't even going to lie.
That's crazy. That's what I'm working
on too.
Stop to stop dissing the dead.
You know what I'm saying?
Yeah, it's not funny, but you know what I'm saying?
They be in my DM pissing me off,
but it's other ways to go about it.
But now it's like, I ain't going to lie.
I pay attention to other rappers like Chief Keith, man.
That's why I'm gonna get on that chief key shit
We're like I don't care if they're talking about
They fuck my baby mama whatever I don't care
I don't hear nothing
You know he don't respond
He don't reply to nothing
Yeah
That's what I'm trying to I'm working on being like that
Because I should get old anyway
And it's like you know we got kids
I don't want to be out one day with my kids
And I have to pay for something
I didn't in the past
You know but I stand on everything I say as a man
But I'm trying to make a better way
You know I got to, it's my reaction
It's like that's really
I don't just come out the blue
And say something
Somebody might say something to me
And my DM and I might be in the studio
at the time, I just go in.
You know what I'm saying?
So it'll just be the timing, sometimes.
So all that reaction is from motherfuckers that's fucking with you
and trying to provoke you, you know what I'm saying?
Yeah, we're just putting that shit in the music.
Yeah, I need to stop, though, bro,
because I still no excuse for it at the same time.
You know what I'm saying?
Because we all, girl, it's something we should keep
in the streets anyway.
You know what I'm saying?
It shouldn't be on the internet or in the music, you know what I'm saying?
Yeah, because I heard your favorite rapper is Dipsy Hustle because,
you know what I'm saying?
You're trying to go to that kind of lane and do
that, you know what I'm saying, that type of shit
and want to fuck with that.
And if you want to go that lane
and you know what I'm saying,
you want that trajectory,
you like,
the shit you're doing,
you can't do that shit.
You feel?
And I'd be telling my homies,
dude,
like you gotta kind of stay away
from that shit,
you know what I'm saying,
you got to take a different turn,
fool,
you feel me?
And do something else,
you feel me?
But I,
I think about this to myself
every day.
I'd be wanting to delete some old songs,
but I'd be like,
they're already out there,
you know, it's already,
so I ain't about to delete nothing.
I stand on it.
But it's like from here moving forward, I got a couple albums coming on.
I'm pretty disrespectful on these new albums.
One drop today, matter of fact, and then one drop June 3rd.
It's like a lot of old music I put together with some new music.
So maybe like I'm not that disrespectful though.
I probably got one song on there where I'm just letting it all.
I'm talking about whether it's a homie I'm getting into it or a female or the other suckers.
You know what I'm saying?
No, your ass is disrespectful.
I talk about it all.
If my cousin stole some money from it, he going to get it.
Yeah.
You know what I'm saying?
I talk about it.
It is my heart.
I pour it all into the everything I'm really dealing with.
Like, you know.
Yeah.
I just poured into the music, man, you know.
Man, when I was younger, nigga, I went to the school, 69th Street School.
And they go number 6A.
Playboy niggas over there.
But it was like, them niggas might be all in jail, though.
But that was the only playboy I knew when I was young.
But them niggas was all like real-eyed loaks.
That's the other side.
You know, I'm from the West L.A.
Yeah.
Yeah.
I'll be hearing about them, too.
I met a couple of dudes from over there.
We, like, it's kind of different.
We, like, we gangster crypts.
So it's like, we run with, like, you know, it's just different sides.
You got the Playboy Sorayneos.
We got the Playboy Hustlers.
Then we got the Playboy gangsters.
You know what I'm saying?
West LA was the gangsters and shit.
Yeah, the Playboy Serenios.
Y'all fuck with them, too.
Yeah, they're straight.
We cool with all of them.
Yeah.
We run with the gangsters.
Like, you know, when they come to, we run up the 50s,
Aitrays, Avalon, Broadway.
So all the gangsters.
It's like we with the gangster car type shit, you know?
Yeah.
But it's all love with everybody at the end of day.
Like the gang shit, man, it's our culture out here.
You know what I'm saying?
It's a book.
Like, you got little kids that grow up and B5 before they even know how to read.
They're throwing up the set.
Yeah.
It's like our culture out here.
Like, we was kind of, we was taught different.
So it's like, you know, sometimes as I got older,
I kind of got in my bag and started being who I really am,
like what I'm really put here for.
I feel like I was here to do music.
Like, we're not put here to gang bang.
you know just being in an environment that's what we do get caught up in some of us you know what
when did you start realizing that though man really just recently i'm not gonna lie really just
recently yeah because i was losing homie when you losing hummies and and it's like it's hard to
tell the niggin when you get your hummys dying to stop like you know what i'm saying everybody
won't uh get their lick back you know what type of situation but i need niggas up here
i need niggas like you up here to tell motherfuckers out in the streets that like you know what
I was doing that shit, but, man, I got to change your heart.
Man, you don't got to keep doing this shit.
Definitely.
No, you don't.
I don't be hanging.
Like, I'm going to keep it real.
I'm not on a block every day.
I do music.
I'm in a recording studio.
You know what I'm saying?
I'm just telling my story on how I grew up and some of this stuff I'm dealing with today and how my shit.
You know what I'm saying?
But it's like I grew up like rough, so I'll just be telling my life story.
But no, I'm definitely not on the block hanging out every day.
Like, rough, when you went up to West Ell,
you know because we are from the 50s and the 50s is damn near like a block from the east side so
that's why kind of niggas is grimy is the motherfucker you steal me you feel me but um it's like
on the west side like how was that shit you know what i'm saying up there as far as you know your
upbringing and shit once you went up there was it rough up there too man yeah hell yeah i feel
like because my family i feel like it started with my family my family don't have nothing
you know what i'm saying all my uncles in prison my dad in prison
mom in prison. So it was me and my brothers and we living with my grandpa. We get moved.
Before we move with my grandpa, we really get moved around. So when we got to the West
height, it was the same struggle. It just, it looked better. Like, you know what I'm saying?
In grass green, houses looking a little better.
I don't know. Nice as a motherfucker. I ain't a lot. But when I'm going to school, I still
can't buy a cheeseburger or, you know, I'm still going to school broke. Like, I'm still hungry
when it comes to lunchtime. I still got to find a way to hustle, get some money. And that
land me into doing robberies and catching cases and juvenile hall and you know i feel like it's
the same struggles it just definitely i feel like in more in south central so i feel like it's more
like uh how would i say like minority you know what i'm saying yeah it's more like massacons and blacks
over there over there where we at you know we got asians whites a little bit it's a mixture it's a mixture
of everything you know what i'm saying yeah y'all crying rate definitely is up on ours you know what
what I'm saying?
Damn, how is that, though, you know what I'm saying?
Growing up in moms in jail, though, like, and everybody else in jail, you just with
grandpa and grandma, like, how the fuck was that?
You know what I'm saying?
Because I know everybody be kind of missing pops, but as far as missing moms, it's, like,
on a different level.
Man, I took it both as the same.
You know what I'm saying?
That's crazy.
And I think that played a part in my life today, even today, like, I got a problem with
women. I'll be kind of like trying to not be disrespectful. But that clear part, like me not
really getting that motherly love from a woman that, you know, growing up, I just was listening to
Snoop Dog and, you know, like, fuck these hoes. Yeah, you know what I grew up on. So I didn't
really have no, no woman in my life. I grew up in a house with six boys. My grandpa, all niggas
around. So it's like we fighting the rough lifestyle. You know what I'm saying? With no women around
give me no hug or none of that type shit.
You know what I mean?
Kiss me on the cheek when I fall off.
Get back up.
Try it again.
You know.
How was she when she,
how old were you when she got out of jail?
I ain't going to lie to you.
I really don't know why because when she got out.
I don't even think mom.
Mons are still so much in the streets, bro.
Like, I probably was maybe 10,
but I can't really give you the exact,
because I don't think she really came and slid through to come see a nigga.
Damn.
I can't even really tell you all I was this age when I seen her.
You feel me?
I'll see her here and there, parties and shit.
I got love for moms.
It just, you know, I understood it more.
bro when I start getting older when I was a kid I used to be mad at mom's imposter
I was impossible I got some little kid shit but as I got older I understood it because I got
kids now and I got my own struggles that I deal with I sibling smoke weed I do perks you know
I'm saying so I be not understanding more like I mean I don't you know you know
it was different shit going on back in the day I like their drugs was different so you know
course I understand it for show now so I don't hold nobody to no fault you know me when you say
you understand it you feel like you kind of addicted to this shit you know what I'm saying as far as
sipline and doing perks
They'll affect your everyday life?
Definitely.
If I was to sit here and tell you it did, I'd be lying.
You feel me?
That's why I try not to like, man, I try not to do too much.
I even try to work out here and there if I could.
I'm a lazy nigga.
I once a month type shit, you know what I'm saying?
Try to get it in there, though, just to make myself feel good, get a good sweat in.
But, no, definitely.
It ain't nothing good for the body.
It's just something I'm stuck with.
And so I'm not just standing.
Don't it's something I enjoy doing.
A lot of my homies is dead and gone.
So when I drink this, it takes away my pain away.
Like, I don't even, it's like if I'm thinking too hard about my hummy that's gone,
I might sit some lean, watch a movie.
I can enjoy my movie better now instead of me sitting here thinking about like, man,
you know what this was going on over here and over there, sit my lean, kick back with my lady,
go enjoy my movie better.
You know what I'm saying?
Take everything off my mind.
It's just like a relaxer.
Yeah, like how, like can you, how long can you go without it?
You know what I'm saying?
Before it really just start affecting you.
And you know what I'm saying?
You start, like, you know, getting annoyed and agitated and shit.
I'm talking about probably like seven days.
Damn.
That's kind of cool to me right now.
Because back in the day, like in 2000, like 15 or something, 14, I couldn't go two days without it.
Where I was like throwing up and having withdrawals.
I go to the county jail.
Man, every tank they'll put me in.
I'll be throwing up.
I hit the main line.
and 5600 with the hummies i'm throwing up all in the dorm
homie's like what the fuck going on they like that's that lien sad in that lean
he don't got no lien everybody knew that was my thing but you hit the dorm they still want to fade
then you gotta throw up like i'm throwing up having to fight niggas and all this shit
you know but after like after like a two weeks go by i'd be regular program in there like you
know what i'm saying no more throwing up none of that but yeah for the first two weeks and i'm in
there and they put me in tanks in my my the soon as they throw me in one of the
Tanks and it smelled like piss and all type of shit.
It's like, I start gagging and throwing up again.
You feel me?
Go throw up, sad, but we still need the fade because of the shower.
Man.
Go throw up, my jeet.
Man, that's crazy because when I went in that motherfucker
I was in the 4,000 flow, nigger,
and because I hurt my arm and the whole little shit,
I got pushed in there in the wheelchair.
They still didn't give a fuck.
But I was addicted to like this,
some shit called Tramidor and then Vikingus
and that's just little pills.
Niggas, so I know how that shit is
Because, nigg, as soon as I didn't take that shit,
I'm talking about two, three days, nigga.
I'm shitting, like, four, five times, nigga.
Stomaching herding that motherfucker.
Them niggas, like, what's wrong?
Like, bitch, I don't want to know.
Green Apple, nigga, get that shit away from me, nigga.
Like, that shit was crazy, homie.
You know what I'm saying, doing that shit?
You was in East Lake growing up, L.P.?
I hit the county jail, man, right on, right downtown, man.
Yeah, I was watching y'all.
I've been watching y'all for a minute, man.
I ain't going to lie with you.
Especially YouTube.
even when you used to run around with Tiger.
Yeah.
I was people like that and Tyke got some real hoover niggas with him.
I know, was it rat needy.
Yeah.
People in that.
I was happy for the,
I was like,
that shit.
I was like,
y'all niggas overseas and shit out of the country.
I ain't never seen that little key.
I ain't going to lie.
I'm like,
I need some street niggas.
That's really like,
you got to be Bahamas and shit.
Just places I ain't never been.
I'm like,
Dennis is crazy.
That shit,
fuck me up.
I ain't going to lie.
Everything.
He didn't know what he had around him, though,
at the time.
It didn't really, really, really start clicking until we got into some shit, though.
But, yep, I had my nitty with him, all the nitties, all the rats, you feel me?
I was in camp.
I was in Jervis.
I was in Javier.
Yeah, probably baby nitty, tiny nitty going up.
Yeah.
But yeah, the niggins to see this shit, they probably go, oh, yeah, I was in that shit with the wood cudd.
Yeah, he was going on.
You feel me?
Niggins hear me like, though, Cubs he's going on.
Like, everything, man.
The lifestyle.
It's the culture, man.
It's like I try not to promote it too much, bro, but it's like it's our culture.
That's like going to Miami.
You know, everybody got, you go somewhere they got the big dreadlocks in Miami and the
gold teeth.
Everywhere you go, somebody doing something out here, we just gang bang.
You know, and it's just fucked up because you die and go to jail behind this shit.
And that's not what we would really put here to do, the gang bang.
Everybody got a talent, whether it's music, sports, you know, building something, whatever, you know.
And just like I ask everybody else that's full-time.
game making.
And I, my last nigga was Jay Hartless, from 7-4, and he had all his armies and his
motherfucker.
They banged out the game.
And I'm like, and I asked them, niggas, if you had a choice, what would you do,
nigger?
If you had a choice, you know what I'm saying?
You can go back in time, would you get put on or would you not get put on?
What would you do?
Man, you asking me?
Yeah.
Man, that's crazy.
I was going to ask you, look, tell me they answer after.
But this is what I'm going to say, though, right?
I was saying honestly
I would be the coolest
nigga right
but I wouldn't gang bang
but I stay with the blower
because I know it's still dangerous
in this environment
I'd be beat niggas asses
just if they think they can play with me
but I just wouldn't have
no gang ties
so I could be able to go to Guad's
go to Compton
be over here in the road
in the 60s and the hoover's
in the eight trades
it's like if y'all
I'm gonna defend myself
if y'all niggas got a problem
with me
but yeah definitely
I wouldn't gang bang
if I can go back
because I've been through
the worsts of the worstes
with this shit
so you know
if I didn't fight
attempted murder, aggravated mayhem.
I was fighting my fitness as a juvenile,
all the shit. Definitely wouldn't a game
ban. I would have picked up a skateboard or did basketball.
Something different, anything different
besides game banging.
You feel me? Because I've been through the lifestyle, and it ain't
with it, you know, up to be.
And that's cool, but, you know,
I mean, on TF, probably the only nigga
that said, like, this is out. I ain't going to do it.
You know what I'm saying? I'm in T.F.
Trouble. But I had
poke in here. I had
I had one of my other little homie Sharky in here.
I had Trayway 6K in this motherfucker.
That's a good question though, bro.
I'm not even going to lie.
Yeah, and Jay Harle's in this motherfucker.
And all of them nays was like,
I ain't leaving the homies behind.
They're going to wait.
It's all over.
I can't leave the homies behind.
Yeah.
And I'm like, damn, maybe because you're young.
Yeah, when you're young, you think like that, bro.
I ain't going to lie.
I'm a little older.
When you're young, you really think like that.
I ain't die about this shit.
Yeah.
whatever, come with it.
And in jail, whatever it is, we're going to die about it.
So I signed up for, you know, as you get older, you still be with it.
But it's like you think two times about something.
When you young, you ain't even thinking.
It's on you go mode.
You know what I'm saying?
We don't go.
They get older, you're like, nah, we don't kick back, you know, it's just different.
Yeah, I was, I wanted to bring up something.
I've seen you on one of these clips, man.
They was like, this nigga's kicking over a nigga candles.
and I said
Cah crazy is a motherfucker
You ever read the comments on them shit
I'll be reading the comments
I'm like damn if you read the comments
Comments to tell motherfuckers the truth
Comment the niggas be knowing they shit
In the comments
Yeah if you read to the in the actual video
They say all type of crazy shit make you look crazy
I never I never kicked them candles over
Yeah
That was never me I never kicked them candles over
But I wasn't really trying to trip off
Clearing it up either
I was like whatever
I know that's the internet
Like they say all type of shit on the internet
That don't be true
So I just let it ride as it would it be type of shit
You know?
See your motherfuckers need to hear that shit though
You feel me?
Motherfuckers need to hear that shit
That wasn't you
You feel I'm like doing that shit
Cause that shit would make it look
Cause kicking the nigga candles over
Like bro, we got you know
What camera I'm looking at this one?
Anyone, nigga
Whenever you're talking this on you
Big Sad 19-Henny did not kick them candles over
Definitely and even when I was on Instagram
I'm saying fuck the nigga
Yeah
If I would have know they was gonna be screen recording me
I would have even approach the situation
different. You know what I'm saying? Like I said, just
be the moment. Sometimes I'm being, like, you know what I'm saying?
I'm like, there are people screaming hurt to me now. I'm like, oh, I'm getting famous.
I'm not got to watch what I say. You know what I'm saying? That's
occurred to me. Yeah, God, that's kind of like that whack shit, though. You feel
me? Where a nigga, you heard about that shit? Where the nigga has signed,
just, you talking and the nigga recording. I see that. Yeah, I'd be scared.
Like, shoot. I don't know who I'm talking to on the floor. I keep it. I keep it quick.
Oh, yeah, me, I'm gone.
I want everything. And they record that nigga, conversation.
I'm talking about multiple conversations
and that's like you sitting right here
and your homies over here, nigga, talking like
yeah, fuck that nigga man, that nigga is scoundless
nigga, nigga, nigga, nigga, nigga, that scary is a motherfucker, bro.
I'm already a paranoid, nigga.
My homie's, I tell you, these niggas ain't ever kept me
on the phone over like five minutes over that long.
And I keep this, I don't know, I'd rather talk
in person.
I don't know.
I don't face time.
I don't be trying to, I don't.
The phone shit's still to me just kind of like,
you know what I'm saying?
Yeah, is it just like the gang shit, your surroundings and the drugs that make you paranoid?
Or like, you know what I'm saying?
How do that go?
I feel like it's all of them.
Everything you just said.
Yeah.
Just really just my surroundings and the gang shit.
And then when I became, I feel like I always been on point from having hummies that die.
So I always kind of have, you know, been, watch every car when they come up the block.
You know, I hear we call it not slipping.
Then I'd be on point.
I thought as I became a rapper it became more now like I don't know if a dude the fan or
you do want to blow me down so it's like yeah I'm on point with everything a little bit more
paranoid you know what I'm saying you recording you record a lot more you know what I'm saying
since you change your mind it felt like you know you just I'm gonna be a full-time rapper niggum
you know same musician than doing this shit out here yeah definitely I record so much that's
that's the part I'm happy you ask me that that's the part of people to
don't understand.
Like, feel me?
A nigga can go to the studio and record one song
and think you're about to walk out the studio
and just blow up.
Like, this comes with hours of recording and recording.
Like, excuse me, I might not even put out every song.
I probably got like 50, 60 songs that never came out
that probably never come out.
But it's like me shooting my shot and I missed.
You know, everybody got to go to some gym,
some type of gym.
Everybody got to go in there and practice.
So I record a lot of music, because I already
off the back that a lot of the shit not coming up.
I'm only grabbing what's good where I feel like
sometimes I'm not always right though
because I got a song called 2 p.m.
Because how is that process like,
damn, this shit whack?
Like, they're yeah.
I feel like if I don't get the reaction from people
that I'd be like, I might like post a snippet
or I might send it to all the hummies.
Like it's the reaction.
Like, you know what I'm saying?
If they ain't asking, they send me that.
You know what I'm saying?
If they ain't like, send me that.
You got to go back in there and try it again.
That's how I look at it.
You know, then I'm like,
I ain't going to lock out something.
I might like, and I might not even ask nobody.
Like, man, this is what I like, this hard.
They got to hear this because I'm talking about something specific on here,
whether it's like my grandparents or my brother.
Like, you feel me?
I'm going to put this out.
I don't even ask nobody.
Besides yourself, nigga, who is your, like, favorite artist, nigga?
Your go-to artist you're listening to right now?
Man, who I'm rocking with right now?
I listen to all these young niggas, you feel me?
I listen to the old niggas.
Man, who I'm rocking with, though.
Man, who I'm rocking with, though, man.
I'm going with Mazzie, man.
Yeah.
I can go with my ZR day
This whole catalog
I don't even go to it like a Pacific album
I just go hit C R top song
I let it play from the top
Down the whole catalog
You feel me
That's what I relate to
No he'd be talking that shit
That's why when he was up here
I'm like no nigga
The nigga W IG was like probably
Tupac maybe you know what I'm saying
Because nigga you'd be coming from a perspective
Where these young niggas can understand
You know what I'm saying
You're going through the same shit
Nigger Zipa Lane nigga
popping pills
nigger doing this shit
smoking weed
nigger carrying blowers
burn the shit down
doing it up beef and all the shit
like and he'd be talking about it
in the real ass way
That should make you cry
On every team
Yeah
He got it like that
Like that shit
I put him right there
With Nipsey and Tupac
Every time I think
Tupac and Nipsey
It's like I think of Mazzie
Right there too
Yeah
Especially being from the West Coast
You ever get depressed
You know what I'm saying
That being a rapper
You know I'm saying
and going through everything you went through.
I'd be depressed every day, bro.
Because it's like the lifestyle.
I'd be depressed, but it'd be crazy
because sometimes I can be happy.
And then some days I'd be like, man,
I ain't no fucking rapper.
I ain't going to the studio, producer calling me like,
bro, even videos.
I didn't down there, man.
Cut out on video, man.
It's like whole video set up to film.
I ain't doing this shit.
It's just like real life,
but like everything I'm, it's like crazy
because I talk about all this in my songs.
You feel me?
So I feel like when I talk about all this struggle and pain, you know, all the, like,
traumatizing and depression, shit I go through and I'm dealing with it.
So I feel like when I, when people actually see me act out, and it's like, you know,
it's not, it's like, I'm really, like, fucked up in the head.
Like, you know what I'm saying?
If I could hold it in, I would.
Like, a lot of my mistakes, if I can go back in, I would just like, man, it's going
going to come with growth though, because I was, I had it bad, bro.
I grew up, I was in placement, you know, like my anger was.
so bad, bro, I just wanted to go to jail or die or just do something to a nigga, like, you
what I'm saying?
But me, I went to Boise Republic for a year, and I changed my life because I always said I changed
my life because they really set me down every day I made a nigga do counseling.
I was there for 13 months, straight from East Lake Juvenile Hall, the Boisier Public.
They said a nigga every day I'm talking one-on-one with counselors for an hour, you know,
group sessions, all this shit.
So that helped my anger.
Now I know how to just, you know, it ain't like help at all the way, though, but you know,
helped it a lot what what helped your anger
nigger that what did that fuck did they say
to help your anger because I'd be feeling like I don't know
counselors and nigga therapists they
really don't be I don't know I was there
for a year right so
just being there for a year and having just
it was different conversations
that I'd be listening and watching other
people struggles and learning from
their shit and just you know just
I don't know how it helped me I can't really
give you to a specific way it helped me
but I know when I got released out of that motherfucker
my anger wasn't it wasn't
where it used to be.
Like, you know what I'm saying?
So always credited them
for helping me
Boy's Republic.
It probably didn't even start
right there.
It probably came with just growth.
Me going to jail and just,
you know what I'm saying?
But I was,
I was around that time
when I was 13, 14.
I remember being in there
talking to them people
every day, just sessions and shit.
And I was like, damn,
I ain't gonna lie.
I was able to calm down.
Like, I was wild.
I was fighting kids
and there.
I was in there trying to bite
niggas ears on some Mike Tyson and shit.
Like, you know what I'm saying?
I was fucked up in the head.
I was on some other shit.
I was just.
Not playing by the rules.
You know what I'm saying?
I would like, these niggas did the most shit in the halls.
I'm like, I'm like, man.
I think goes to the halls.
I'm like, my niggas be telling them the stories.
I'm like, y'all niggas did some wild-ass shit, nigga, in the halls.
I fight juvenile.
The county judge, cool.
I ain't going to lie.
The county be cool.
I fly, niggas has got, it's more control than the county.
I'm young niggas are dophing you.
Boy, why are you talking on a phone?
While you was in the bathroom.
My nigger will get up on you and boom.
See in the county.
County jail, nigga, more respectful.
Like, bro, we're gonna go to the back and get down, bro.
We're gonna like the bunks or whatever.
We're gonna go back here and get it in.
All right, for sure, I'm gonna be back there.
But in juvenile hall, it ain't no type of respect.
You can be watching a movie and come out of nowhere with a high kick.
Boom, kick you in the face.
Like, you feel me?
Just disrespectful.
Young niggas is wild and, like, they don't really care.
You feel me?
County jails, you know.
So when you, when you end those moments, nigga, like, what motivates you?
Like, what's your motivation now?
Like, yeah, so you can.
pop up out that shit you feel me man my motivation is to be legendary like I don't even
care about getting the credit while I'm here you feel me when I leave about this
bitch you're gonna fucking by recognize this shit I'm talking about it
legendary like I'm really speaking for them young niggas that I know that really
ain't got nothing you know me so it's like the shit legendary I feel like people
never see it when you hear but I'm in it's only growth coming so I'm just I
I already put out nine tapes yeah three years and I got
One dropping tonight and another one drop it.
I'm just putting out music.
Like, I'm on that Lil Wayne Gucci Man grind.
You know what I'm saying?
Every time you looked up back in the day,
the niggas had a tape-up,
it remixes somebody shit.
I'm on that type of time, man.
I'm just dropping.
So much music building my catalog and staying motivated.
I got a brother doing 30 years, too.
So I got, man, I got big dreams, bro.
Like, I want a big house.
You know what I'm saying?
I want to know neighbors.
I want to be able to walk around.
You know what I'm saying?
You seen that video of the baby.
when he came out.
I want a big ass house.
Man, I ain't trying to be playing no...
You know what I'm saying?
Roads in the driveway.
I'm trying to be living good.
Like, you know, I'm trying to live one time.
Yeah, and I'll be feeling like
a lot of West Coast artists
and a lot of West Coast people, you know what I'm saying?
Our people on this side don't really be showing
like the fruits of their labor.
Like, nigger, we want to see that shit.
I don't understand.
I never understood that.
I'm trying to see it, nigga.
Like, come out.
Bus down.
Nigger, change on.
Show me something.
Like house, nigger.
Show the lifestyle.
the house the cars i want to see the stars in the rate like get these young niggas some motivation
and that's why i feel like that that's why i'm gonna be play a big part bro they ever gave me a big bag
i mean i i would say probably game maybe probably the only nigger you know i'm saying you actually
see game sliding through one time yeah traffic for sure but we don't know what dr dr dray house would
look like niggins no snoom me we don't know what none of that shit looked like and i don't know
that niggas probably traumatized nigg from back in the day of death row nigger probably was
turning their ass up
And you know, niggas be paranoid.
They were like, man, I ain't showing these niggas where I live at.
Oh, everything.
Flocking nigger house.
Man, these little niggas see, they see something and recognize it.
All the take is a blink of a second.
And these niggas see it and they're there.
You feel me?
I mean, shit, nowadays, niggas don't even need to do that.
Because you got niggas like the GBO, he's popping up everywhere.
I don't know how this nigga's address.
Man.
That's why I'd be careful what I post to, bro.
Like, I don't know.
I'm real paranoid.
If it's something that a nigga might notice in the background,
whether it's like the red building,
Like, no, we ain't posting right here
You feel me?
It ain't that serious.
Shit, because, yeah, nowadays, what I do,
I record it ahead of time.
I record some shit real quick,
and then when I leave, nigga,
I'll post all that shit, nigga,
like, I'm there right there in that second.
Like, I ain't playing with these niggins.
I don't do none of that shit, yeah.
Like, don't even, you know what I'm saying?
Because I didn't invite a gang of motherfuckers
to my house and all that,
nigga baby shower,
nigger, I said a couple weeks later,
nigga,
nigga try to break in my house
I'm like damn
I just wanted to
I'm trying
I'm inviting you niggins to some shit
You ain't seen
You tried to break in your house
Nigger like a couple weeks later
That's why niggas don't do that shit
That's why you can't bring niggins around your shit
And show niggas how you living
That's probably why the older ball and rapper
Niggas don't do this shit
Oh God
And you know what I'm saying
Everybody can't live in a
In a gated community
But still my shit nice you feel me
But godly you I can't show you
Niggas no nice shit
Like that shit is stupid as the mother
But yeah, man.
It should be crazy.
Nah, shit is crazy.
But, you know, like I was saying in the beginning, man, you're one of them
niggas that I felt like should come up here and show motherfuckers like you can have a change
your heart.
You can change your mind.
Even though you be doing your shit, you be thugging or whatever.
And, you know what I'm saying?
I wanted to talk about the blue face shit because, you know, motherfuckers, you, motherfuckers are you,
motherfuckers out here like, nigga, you beefing, you beefing you beefing with blueface.
Yeah, that's crazy.
I've seen that on the internet.
Yeah, you beefing with blue face.
But you don't really never say nothing.
He'll never respond.
You ain't heard blue face say nothing about me.
So you ain't heard me say nothing about blue face.
The internet will make it like that because maybe back in the past our hoods made it have like a disagreement.
You know, you have a stepbrother sometimes you just, you know, y'all might not get along type of situation.
Like it's not even that serious.
But the internet will take it and I spin it and it be gone.
If you read all the comments on there on them videos that they be posting,
Every comment say, man, this cap, this cap, take this down, bro.
You don't know what you're talking about.
This cat, take this down.
Why don't them niggas want to paint that picture, though?
I mean, there'd be a lot of videos out there, too.
Like, this niggas dissing again, he dissing again, he dissing again.
These motherfuckers got whole monologues on this shit.
You feel what I mean?
Like, with whole stories, like, a nigger called in and told them.
I'll be wondering why they get the information.
You know how motherfuckers is.
Like, when it comes to, like, say if I just, today,
if I just went off the loose and did some crazy shit, motherfucker.
Everybody's tuning in.
Like when Chris Rock just got slapped.
Yeah, I'm God.
They like that type of shit.
But say if I go feed the homeless or go, go take 20, you know, elementary kids to go, you know, whatever they want out the mall or something for a whole hour, everything you want.
They don't put the spotlight on that.
They're going to put the spotlight only on the, you know, we all do good.
We all do wrong, you know.
It's just the wrong.
or the spotlight because everybody like entertainment who don't everybody used to sit in front of the tv
and to watch see if may weather was going to lose a fight no and he not yeah you know what i'm
saying because it's the entertainment part bedding against the nigger and everything like that you
know it's just the thrill of it so you never beefing with this nigger blueface and all these
niggas stories and all these niggins youtube videos cap that shit is cap as fuck on my kids me and
blueface don't have no problem man the man me and him don't have no it's like it's no we was at day in
Vegas. I think I was at
Day in Vegas and shit. Yeah. I think
some of my homie seen him, walk right past him.
He was with like the blue, I don't know if
I'm not sure. I didn't see him, but that's one of the
hummys was telling me. They like, they seen what I'm like,
you know what? You feel
me? We on NLB. I'm crazy. The internet of
twist some shit though and make it like that.
I like, bro, you want to know what something, bro?
Where did they, where did they, where did they,
at one point, where did they feel like
nigga, you was dissing that, nigga?
I feel like you know what it is?
Put blue face name on it.
put big sad on it, my views gonna go up.
You know, everybody monetizing their YouTube channel
is trying to run with stories.
You can read the comments.
It's over 200 comments on the video
telling the niggas cat.
You feel me?
Yeah.
Like, motherfuckers have bits and pieces
to some they might think be something.
And, you know, it's like a movie.
You gotta make the script sound better
than what it is.
Me and that nigga never had no.
We never stood in the room together.
Nothing.
Like, he ain't never, this the set.
Blueface ain't ever did nothing to the homies.
We ain't like, it just,
I feel like I'm a big rapper from my hood.
He had a big rapper from his hood.
You feel me?
They would do that with it.
They just like they would do that.
They'll try to do that with probably like, you know how.
I ain't never really seen them about like Nipsey and Schoolboy Cube.
I'm pretty sure if they could try to spend a narrative on that.
They would try to, you know.
And if the niggas don't got no problem like with each other personally,
I ain't nothing going on.
Like it's just the internet and make it look real bad, bro.
And it's not like that.
Like, you know what I'm saying?
Yeah.
They don't even be knowing each other.
Nah, I mean, yeah
And motherfuckers be happy to say that
I mean, because, oh, they from, you know what I'm saying
Different sides, you know, they're not getting together
Or you just, they'll see one of your arms
He's in the background, nigga dissing his hood,
nigger throwing it up, you know what I'm saying?
And that would that be where it is, you know what I'm saying?
That nigga dissing that nigga said or whatever.
I feel like everybody run with somebody
Who don't get along with somebody.
You know what I'm saying?
Like the way L.A. set up,
see, people think it's just crips, blood,
who was, that nigga is Crip on Crip,
blood on blood.
Everybody running with somebody where it's, like,
Like, they might not get along with them people.
Y'all might be cool, but the nigga you be with, you know what I'm saying?
It's like, this, like, them type of situation.
It don't never be really direct one-on-one with certain niggas.
It's always like your homies in the background doing some bullshit, yeah.
Them niggas who look?
Like, I don't know a problem with them niggas.
And then your ear, like, yeah, but, nigg in his ear.
You know what you'm saying?
Got us looking at each other.
Like, do we got a problem with each?
I don't even know each other, man.
Like, you know what am I doing, nigga?
I'm just trying to rap.
You feel I'm not.
They're gonna be doing none of these niggas.
Yeah.
Yeah, for real, bro.
And I'll be seeing you out here doing your shit, nigga.
Be collaborating with different niggins, Babystone gorillas, you're out here, nigga.
Trayway, nigga.
Like, bro, like, like, like, like, he willing to work.
I got songs with RJ, Joe Moses, G.
Perico, you feel me?
Drakeo, I got songs with Mazi.
Anybody willing to work, we're gonna work.
Feel me?
It's like, man, I'm trying to get in there with the grades.
You know what I'm saying?
Work my way all the way up to the top.
That Drakeo collab, man. That's tight.
I'm saying.
Yeah, everything.
Was you in the studio and you did some shit with that nigga?
Yeah.
First night I met him, he came in there and did two songs.
Knocked them out.
You feel me?
Yeah, that's hard.
And I think that was the night one of his homies died.
I can tell he probably wasn't really feeling it.
But see, and that right there is showing thing like, man.
So when I be down, sometimes I don't be even when the rap like that.
It's hard for me to go to the studio and just get shit out when I'm down.
You know what I'm saying?
That showed me like, no matter what's going on in the world,
my fuck is going to be hitting you.
Like, man, when that album was dropped, though.
They're going to be on your deathbed.
They went to that album dropped.
Yeah, they don't get my fuck.
Char broke, neck broke.
When that album dropped, though.
You know what I'm saying?
But, you know, that nigga was a prime example of a nigga that in Gang Bang,
but still had all the gang bang shit, like,
everything that you had to take on to be a gangbanger,
that nigga was taking it on.
Like, and then Gang Bang.
And so it's just like, it's what the fuck.
It'd be 50-50, nigga in the ghetto.
Like, nigga, what you want me to do?
Nigger, you feel me?
It's like what you were saying, bro.
That's real talk, huh?
On God in heaven.
Like, you, like, you said, I'll still be riding around with the blower.
Like, and that's what Cud was doing.
It's the whole shit.
I ain't going to lie to the environment, bro, going to county jail like that for three years,
bro, because I ain't going to lie.
I'll be smooth when I be on the streets.
I'll be chilling.
When I did two years in jail and I got out,
I was more aggressive.
I was more just like,
It's just that, like, you know, I feel like the environment you be in.
Sometimes jail, jail, get out of jail, nigga, be on that.
Like, I get out of jail.
It's always, like, aggress, more aggressive.
I don't know why.
Because I've been in that environment for so long for two, three years.
You feel me?
When you go on the streets, you ain't even in the environments like that.
They can be somewhere eating on sunset, like, chilling, you know what I'm enjoying life.
So, yo, yo, approach to everything might be different.
You know what I'm saying?
Yeah.
I had a homie that got out of jail, bro.
He was turned up, bro.
rest in peace, Pete Trey.
You know what I'm saying?
I wish I could have told him to slow down
some of the things he was doing.
You know what I'm saying?
You think jail kind of like affected that,
you know what I'm saying?
It had an effect on his mentality.
Definitely.
Yeah.
He went to jail for murder.
First time ever going to jail.
He went to jail for murder.
And he beat it.
He beat it and came home, but he was different.
He was more like, he was more a player
before he went to jail.
Color shirts, real smooth.
He got out of jail.
He was more on some like, you know,
gang's shit
the stands you know
you can tell
a nigga demeanor and shit
I'm like damn
that jail shit
got my nigga
he was
real player
before that
like you know
everybody loved Pete Tray
after that
he was
he was
he was
he was
he was
he was
he was playing
with him
you know what
you're saying
he was on that
nigga
yeah how the fuck
do you
trying to like
transition
yourself
kind of out of that shit
though
you feel I'm
like
because I've seen
a couple
homies do that shit
too
and it's like
some of the
niggas
like
it's like
it's like
over with like I can't even change your mind
because like you're done for the night
like but what you mean transition I got out of
like transition out that kind of mentality
you know what I'm saying to like that
that like that jail shit kind of will fuck you up
and have you like that like
whatever I got out of jail mom I was fucked up like that
then I got I was I started fucking with some pimps man
I ain't gonna lie like you know like
I know I know my boy shout out Silky Slim
he was just up here the other day during the interview
with Sharp with Sharp yeah like me and Silk was in Hawaii
down when I was young
niggas. So like, niggas know who I am.
So I, like, been around
gentlemen before where, you know,
it's just different, man.
I feel like, man, like, Gamebanger, we're more aggressive.
The way we even introduce ourselves with gang banging.
Like, I'm Uti Woof and Wootie Woof.
Yeah, I'm all right, but I'm Ute Woo from.
You know, it's aggressive.
When I start hanging around the Peas,
it was more like, hey, man, it was more like a
P, yeah, man, you know, it felt good.
Like, I was happy.
I was like, oh, this feels good.
I'm in lifestyle.
I mean, it's what it is right here.
So it's just different for me.
So it helped me with my manners too, though,
just how to be respectful.
And now I'm eating at nice restaurants
and flying to Hawaii, Miami,
and I'm around gentlemen.
You know, just learning how to be respectful,
you know, different things.
Well, hold on.
How you go from Big Cripping
and then meet a pimp, nigga,
and nigger change your life?
That's crazy.
I didn't meet a pimp, nigga.
It was me and all my hummies.
We was always the fly niggas in West Daly.
Yeah.
So bitches already liked us.
So we all start knocking holes at the same time.
You know what I'm saying?
It was just a thing.
We all just started coming up.
Everybody pulling up in Porsches now, Benz's.
We just came from the little dirty kids that was on the block.
You know what I'm saying?
He niggas been in corner now in candy painting,
and Cadillacs and S550s.
It just happened like that.
You know what I'm saying?
It was just like, man, everybody behind us follow suit to the younger generation
and the younger generation.
I had a Porsche when I was 19, a Porsche Cayant, S550.
I was fresh out, fight my fitness from East Lake.
You know what I'm saying?
I grew up with nothing.
And niggas in the hood knew I had nothing.
To see me been in the corner in the Porsche at 19,
hopping out Gucci down,
niggas looking like, what fuck this thing?
Get some money from.
Yeah.
You know what I'm saying?
So I learned how to be a gentleman.
It was just the money for me.
I was really into anything that involves some money.
If a nigga told me it's a hundred, like some hundred thousand in this house,
I was on some, you know.
And it was like, man, these holes pan and, you know,
excuse my language, I don't want to keep, you know, this.
But cut taught you how to be a gentleman, nigga.
Could have taught you how to.
get out there and just be like, you know.
No, the game taught me that.
Because, you know, Pymniggas really don't give game.
Yeah, not specifically one nigga taught me I might have learned from all of them.
Yeah.
Like, just being around them.
You, they don't give game, but just if you're hanging out with them,
you're going to just automatically catch on and learn.
Like, shout out 4A bone, silky slam, you know what I'm saying?
Prince.
It's a lot of them like, oh, geez, like, you know?
Just like, and everything you do, you got somebody who came before you that you can learn from.
You know what I'm saying?
You know what I'm saying?
It's the player shit.
You know what I'm saying?
this is where we're going to go.
It's the restaurants.
It's the, you know what I'm saying?
It's the sunset all here.
I'm just hanging out with them.
Whether we be smoking weed, going out to eat, you know what I'm saying?
Like a friendship.
Like everybody's just friends.
And we know, we might be talking about our kids and just different shit.
You know what I'm saying?
But I feel like you just learn around being around.
Whether it's an entrepreneur that do business or whoever you be around,
that's what you're going to learn.
If it's the killer dude in the hood that don't want no money,
he just want to be a super killer.
You're around him all day.
That's what you're going to be taken up from.
You're around him.
You're around the Boston.
You're hopping out with the rodeo on with the S-5-50.
That's who you're going to be looking to.
It's whoever you really, you know,
surrounding yourself around and who you're looking at.
Always looked at the money,
like the homie's pulling up back in the day with the whips and shit.
I'm like, man, I got some money.
I was always in the money.
Game bang, it was cool to me.
Don't get me wrong because I was just a kid.
But I always love money.
I don't go, fuck.
What was going on?
What was going to, I was getting some money.
Yeah.
Like, you feel me?
I would have got DP back in the day when it came to some money.
I'm going to fuck.
The niggas gonna dep me.
I'm gonna get this money, though.
And we're gonna hollet with whatever we're gonna hollate.
Like, yeah, because a nigga like,
hey, don't do that shit.
You're gonna do it anyway like, nah, fuck that.
Yeah, I was like, I was like,
I was about money.
I always bought some money and shit.
But, you know, I always respected the gang shit, too.
It was our culture out here.
Man, nigga, I hated them pimp niggins on Figaro.
I ain't gonna lie to you.
Fuck them, niggins.
Oh, man.
I'm like, fuck these niggins on figure out.
These niggins doing too motherfucking much, but.
That's crazy.
Yeah, y'all.
That's crazy.
Man, y'all heard right there too.
What?
Niggins is as deep as the motherfucker.
You see all the type of bensas and forums.
What?
What?
At the gas station and, man, them niggas was on one.
Them niggins from Main Street was pimping.
Everybody was pimping.
You got it was all.
You was good on Figaro of you was doing.
If you was pimping, you feel me?
Like, that shit was crazy as a motherfucker.
Yeah, lifestyle crazy, man.
I don't promote it in my music.
I don't really say too much about it.
I feel I'll just let whatever it flows out.
I'll try not to promote the bad thing.
I feel like, bro, if I'm trying to make my way out of that, why would I promote it to tell somebody else to get involved?
But it is my story, so sometimes I got to tell you how it is.
Like, people want that real shit.
They don't want that watered down shit, that fake shit.
You know what I'm saying?
Yeah, like you were saying, like, I felt like I was kind of stuck over there in the ghetto.
You know what I'm saying?
Like, you know, fig.
But like you said, it was fun.
Like, I'm from fig to Vermont.
Like, the shit was fun.
Yeah.
Like, but I didn't know Hollywood Stars was right.
You know what I'm saying?
I seen it on TV, but like, we didn't go to the shit.
Like, we now.
I didn't go to that shit until I was like 25, nigga, 26.
They didn't go even see the Hollywood Stars to see what was going on.
And still to this day, like, I ain't never been in no motherfucking Ripley's believing or
none of that shit.
But, but just like coming out the ghetto, like, and going to Hollywood and like, I ain't
even going front.
Like, you know what I'm saying?
And, nigga, Tiger, the first thing
that brought me somewhere.
It wasn't really nowhere,
Nick, it was like,
I think it was just like
up north the bay.
You know what I'm saying?
We went to the bay,
nigga, and I got to pack a bag
and get on an airplane
first time on the airplane.
I'm like, oh, this shit is crazy.
Man, nigga, it could be going to Vegas, man.
That shit still something
because the nigga never really been nowhere,
but right there.
Right there, that's all we know.
This right here.
That's though.
Yeah, right here.
That's cool.
we know what's around us and shit
you can't go to the beach growing up right here
well we went to
we went to Venice nigga and that
that nigga that was probably it
you know what I'm saying we go to Venice
fuck with it I never even really got no water at the beach
nigga was just like go to Venice
walk the pathway and niggas was like
hey don't go all the way down
because all the way down they're tripping
I'm like what I didn't understand as a kid
until I got a little bit older and I went down
and I'm like oh these niggas down
here. I'm like, God damn. These
niggas banging at this motherfucker.
They gang banging over there for sure.
Oh, me. I feel like everywhere, man.
That's crazy because everywhere I go in the world now.
I'm being in Seattle. I'm being in Portland, man.
Everywhere, every city and state, they gang banging somebody around that motherfucker and get
up with you.
I'm out of Texas.
Yeah.
You know, y'all out there deep.
Anywhere, I'll be everywhere.
Some niggas going to get some niggas around here.
Like, yeah, this ass around here.
I wasn't in Texas, though, because I see.
still ain't experienced
a nigga hoover in Texas.
Like, I need to
go over there and fuck with y'all
and see what it do.
Because now it's getting,
it seems like it's getting more
like they highlighting that shit more.
Like, nah, nigga, we're here.
And niggas is rapper.
You got Max over there,
a bunch of other niggas.
You know what I'm saying?
They've been doing their thing,
but I ain't ran into them yet.
But I want to see how, like,
outside of California gangs is.
Yeah, man.
This is with the business.
I mean, I ain't ran.
to nobody yet that went on the
it seemed like it's the same but I ain't gone like
everywhere I went from Atlanta to
Detroit we might talk
different or got different type
of like culture you know what I'm saying
just like even like you know you probably
growing up somebody telling man a lot of y'all hooon niggas talk
the same or like the insane like you know
like can they got the niggas be around each other so much
I feel like like let's go with cities too
they just everybody every city every coast
every state motherfucker that might talk different
at the end of the day it's like we all trying to do the same
thing get some money feed the kids
We all hustling.
We all my siblings, smoke weed.
It's the same shit.
We just talk different.
You know what I'm saying?
Yeah.
Yeah.
How you feel about, you know what I'm saying?
Like the versatility, you know what I'm saying, within your music and shit like that?
You feel like you're always going to be on like the same way where you want to start like venturing off trying to do new shit.
Man, that's some real shit.
That's crazy.
I think that's how I really be thinking about too.
I definitely, because I be like, damn, do I just want to just rap by it?
Oh, can you want to get on there and melanize.
Shit.
get on there and sing but I feel I gotta get my own studio just being there
taking your time taking my time type shit so right now I'm just rapping but yeah no
definitely I want to be all around artists you know that's the shit that's on the charts yeah
when they look on the charts that's what you see you know I mean I see Atlanta on the charts
nigga and I'm asking because I love little baby and that nigger be spitting though but it'd be like
you know he'd be harmonizing and doing a little thing like and that shit hard you feel I feel like a lot of uh
West Coast artists be just kind of like
stuck in the box and stuck in that bubble
and don't want to kind of like
try to reach out because they don't be one of niggas
to be like, oh, good, trying to be different or
he don't sound like he's from L.A.
Oh, singing-ey-ass, niggins.
Yeah.
He don't sound like he's from L.A.
Like, all that shit.
Like, niggas just, niggas start doing other shit, you feel?
Yeah, a little dirt, the biggest artist in the world.
Little baby in them.
Look what they're doing.
NBA young boy, all them.
And they melanized and they rap.
That's true, though.
They can have to be.
Look at Roddy Rich, though.
He started doing it and then work for him.
He blew out here.
Yeah.
With me, I ain't going to live still right now.
I'm just kind of, you know, if I'm in the studio playing around one day and some shit
makes sense, like if I hear a beat and it makes sense, I'm going to do it.
I ain't going to never boxing myself in.
Yeah, because motherfuckers be boxing their self in out here.
I ain't a lot.
Like, you feel me?
Like, you're boxing.
It's the same sound, same beats.
Nicket rapping the same.
You feel me?
Drake will come out.
Oh, you knicker want to sound like this, nigga.
You know what I'm saying?
Or niggas niggas rapping.
Like, I can, I can identify.
identify a West Coast nigga like from miles away nigga like so I think
motherfucking should like go out there and try to like do some different shit
niggins hop on some different shit and lock in with like one producer instead
of like niggins sending the nigga thousand fucking beats nigg that's what I've been
doing all my guys man all my catalogs I just did like I just did probably what even
tonight I'm dropping a whole tape with one producer yeah that's all I'm
all my last six tapes
with all tapes with different producers
we locked in on one tape. That's hard.
It's the chemistry. It makes it like
on some Dre and Snoop shit. You know what I'm saying?
Just locked in.
What you feel like, you know what's
like it's going to take you to the next level
as far as your rap career?
Probably having a
I need a solid team around me type of shit, but
it could be that or maybe a hit record.
You know? I'm gonna fuck around
slip up on some shit crazy it might it's gonna be a dope-ass hit you know what I'm saying
because you're independent right now right yeah independent I got a distribution
marketing to do empire everybody going through empire man is that name the gazi over there man
showing love I study empire though even before I was rapping brother like I studied hustlers
that's in the game like niggas like um it's like Larry June payroll giovanni money man
doff I'm studying all you know niggas I'm like I know these niggas smart
You know, but they ain't, they're not doing business with nobody that's doing shady business.
You know what I'm saying?
And I ain't never heard nobody speak bad about Empire either.
So I pay attention just to that.
I'll be seeing rappers talk bad about their labels, bro.
It'll be a lot of them, too.
I didn't heard probably every record label that's out.
I didn't heard at least one rapper come on and say something about that label.
Yeah.
Some of them had a couple rappers come on and say something about them.
As far as the distribution deal, like you like how it's going.
Like, what the fuck do they all?
offer you as far as just distribution?
Marketing.
On like playlisting and shit?
Playlisting.
Whatever it might. It could be, it could be studio time.
It could be videos.
It could be just anything pushing your career for it.
Like a bill, say I want to build board somewhere.
You know what I'm saying?
Or I want to get on World Star.
Say I want to DJ academics post, man.
All right, he got this type of market over here.
I want to say cheese.
You know, whatever it might be, digital, different things.
Yeah.
And just sitting here with you, bro, like, you're an intelligent young nigga, bro.
Like, you be studying a lot of shit.
You be on the internet, nigga, you're watching.
You know what I'm saying?
You're making sure.
You know what I'm saying?
You're in tune with everything.
Like, you're saying no crib nigga out here, bro.
You smart as a motherfucker, bro.
Yeah, I be paying attention.
I'll be on my shit, man.
I ain't going to lie.
I'll be really on my shit, bro.
I'll be paying attention.
You got to, though.
Yeah.
Like, a nigga can't just be no dumb nigga.
You know what I'm saying?
Like a nigga, I gotta pay attention
to everything that's going on.
You know what I'm gonna?
It's like,
I always wanted to be like that though,
bro, like, I didn't want to just be like
no dumb nigga.
People already, because I got
tests on my face.
It's like a thing,
it's like a thing I gotta stop doing
but I play stupid.
You know what I'm saying?
And that's not just you
because what is that about?
I'd be wanting to see if a nigga
I'd be wanting to see if a nigga
going to feel like he gonna get over
on me.
Like I play stupid just to see if like,
or a female thinks
she gonna get over or something.
I'm stupid, huh?
Oh, you know what I'm saying?
I'm already ahead of her, though, because she already think,
she think I'm slow already, because I ain't been pregnant.
I'm really already up here with it.
Oh, God.
You know, so I stay ahead.
Yeah.
Yeah, no, and I notice that about you, bro.
I'm like, my boy is real intelligent.
He's doing this thing, man.
You do have to study this shit, and you can't let a motherfucker fuck you over.
And you do have to have a strong team, nigga.
Yeah.
It ain't got to be a gang of motherfuckers, bro.
It can be one nigga, though, just, just like you.
You feel me?
what I learned in this shit too, moving around this shit and doing this shit.
Like, it don't even have to be just like five, six niggas.
It can be one or two niggas that just on the same type of time you want that's going to really like make you reach that level, especially on the independent level.
Because when you're independent, like, you really got to work extra, extra hard.
And I'll be telling me like, because motherfuckers be more information from me.
Like, nigga, what that nigga?
It's not going to do it.
Like, but, you know, Cud was really doing it.
You know what I'm saying?
And that nigga was signing Universal Young Money,
nigga, and he wasn't, like,
them niggas that nigga to die.
You feel what I mean?
That nigga still was moving around,
nigga, like a fucking independent artist.
So you gotta, it's like,
nigga, videos, nigga, that shit.
They gotta be dead.
You got to really want it.
Like, for real, like,
nigga, you gotta be into your treatments, nigga.
You feel I mean?
Like, damn, nigger.
For real, got to record yourself.
Like, niggily like, nips,
you just talking about, like,
I get in this motherfucking record myself.
Like, yeah, like.
Like, hey, man, once I be able to do that, I'm gonna be a dangerous, nigga.
You ever tried?
Yeah, I tried.
We had a studio on Pico and Fairfax.
I messed around for a little bit.
But I was, I got, I mean, I was impatient.
I was just like, I called the engineer.
Like, come on, man, let's get in here.
Let's do this.
Let's knock these songs out.
You know what I mean?
Yeah, I heard that nigga blast doing that shit too.
I'm, like, I'm corred myself right here in his room.
Nigger on his cheap-ass mic, Mike.
And I'm going to mix myself, nigga, right here.
And them nigs be making their own beats and shit.
The niggas is the real geniuses, bro.
I ain't gonna lie, I ain't gonna lie.
People, like, be praising the rappers and shit.
That's cool.
But I'll be looking at them niggas like that.
Like, then you made the beat,
nigga, you recurred yourself,
and you got on there and put the lyrics on that motherfucker too?
You're a cold.
You're a cold motherfucker.
You got it.
You deserve everything.
Grammys and everything.
Like, Travis Scott and all them.
Yeah.
On everything they deserve that shit.
Yeah, they work hard.
I'm like, then you made this beat.
Put the, I said, I was watching Kanye.
shit. I'm like, damn, Kanye was making beats and rapping.
You feel me what? He's, like, his first
album, I think he was like, he did, like, most of the production
on there. You seen that? You seen that little documentary?
Nika, that shit. I was watching the Kanye one?
Yeah. Yeah, I've been watching it. I ain't watched the whole thing, but I've been
catching, like, the, uh, it's episodes, huh?
Yeah. Yeah, I've been catching episodes, for show.
Yeah, that shit is that shit was crazy.
Like, yeah, and Jay Cole doing that shit, nigga,
making beats recording yourself? Like,
that's some real genius shit, man.
Man, yeah, I'm down. That's one thing. I ain't gonna lie. I need to get into all
that shit, but like, I feel like I'm just getting started, but I might get into beats
and like that more.
You never know.
I'm always with trying new things.
I might get into the beats and like, oh, I like this.
You know what I'm saying?
There's a lot of people, though, that dibble and devil.
I've been seeing some people, I can't really think of no names right now, but I've seen
somebody recently, like, started making beats and shit, one of these rappers.
He's making hard beats that people rapping on, too.
Where you feel like you're at right now, then, your career?
In my career, I feel like I'm at the beginning still, but not too much at the beginning.
Like, I feel like it's about, I gotta, I'm still like, it seemed like every time I drop a tape, I elevate.
But I gotta really hit the gas and like really sit down.
Sometimes I had to take a step back for a second too, but I was dropping a lot of music.
I want to like really make classic records, timeless records.
I don't want to just rush through everything.
Like I can make a song in five minutes, ten minutes.
but if I sit back and really like come with some ideas and get creative,
like damn, this sound like some Elamaya should jump home.
You know what I'm saying?
Like, oh, this got, yeah.
You know what I'm saying?
I could be like, I could be like an R record.
I know it sounds good on what, like what type of rapper.
I'm like, oh, did he kill this verse.
I study like, you know, like if I was to do a feature with somebody,
I'm not going to take them out of the element.
I'm going to study what they, like, what their number one song was,
what's their biggest song, you feel me?
And then I'm going to do it like that.
I'm going to pick a beat down that lane.
I mean, yeah, I'm gonna get this nigga on this.
I can see him on here.
You feel me?
Yeah.
Real talk.
When you ever did that shit and hit a nigga up?
Like, Nick, I can hear this nigga on.
I'm DM him like, nigga, I'm gonna DM you this song.
And a nigga ain't hit you back.
Oh, nigga ain't hit me back?
Oh, nah.
I don't think I did that.
Nah.
I didn't know most of the niggas that I heard them on songs.
I was able to get it done.
Like Baby Face Ray, I heard Baby Face Ray on the song.
It's Car Risk at all.
I got a singer on the hook is just some old school player layback shit.
I'm like, Babeface, Ray, I killed this.
And I was able to get the first from him.
It killed it.
Just like I expected it.
You know, I ain't never really had no bad situation.
You know what I mean?
Yeah, you were, yeah, when you came in here, you was like, man, I really can't be, you know, ride to rap music all the motherfucking time.
I got to be, you know, some oldies or something like that.
And I kind of feel like that shit, too.
Like, I can't listen to this shit all day.
Like, I ride up here to silence, you know.
I can't do it all day.
I love it.
Don't get me wrong.
I like the hip hop.
I feel like it's a mood.
We're not always in it.
Like, living life, you're not always in the same mood.
Like, sometimes they can be down.
You want to hear some down music.
Sometimes they can be happy.
You want to hear something that got you up.
Sometimes you just be chilling.
You want to hear something that just mellow.
You know, whatever.
I feel like it's the mood that you want to be in
or that you feel like you're in.
I try to set the mood you want to set.
Richel go to R&B.
If I go to R&B, I'm on some of Vint.
Yeah.
I ain't a lot.
I play some Tyree.
too though.
That old Tyrese bang,
don't God,
you feel me?
Art Kelly.
I brought Art Kelly the goat
just different.
I don't be having
like Pacific songs
Jagged Edge,
you know what I'm saying.
Yeah.
Chris Brown.
Even that one
that album Tray songs
dropped
2000,
like fresh out of jail
around that time
like 09 or something.
2010 he dropped
a bang your eyes album.
Yeah.
No, he did.
He did.
He did.
He got one classic.
I know what you're talking about.
But yeah.
man. I like you here, man.
You know what I'm saying? It hit me up and I
know what I appreciate talking to you
and I want you to, you know, I want
the kids to see and I want other motherfuckers
to see like that you can change
and even though you did
do some crazy shit or whatever
the case, maybe you still can change your mind
you know what I'm saying, and backtrack, still stand
on it like a man like you were saying
but it's just like sometimes
you know, it's time to change, you know what I'm saying?
It's time to change your environment and change
the shit around you like you can't
always stay the same, bro, I got to elevate.
You know, I got to elevate for the people around me, my family.
Like, for real, my kids, like, all of that shit.
So, man, that shit is cool to hear that.
And the narrative of this motherfuckers be throwing out.
Like, it's always something crazy, always something negative.
So I'm glad to hear, you know what I'm saying?
You hear to speak about it and talk about it.
You feel me?
Yeah, it's crazy because even in my hood, bro, like, you know,
my homies beyond me about that shit, you know,
because that's not really like a West Coast thing.
Yeah.
That's what I'm saying.
That's like Chicago shit.
Yeah.
My homie's, yeah.
Don't think that I don't get the, I get the rap for that shit.
Like, niggas be on me about that shit.
But it's like, I'll be having a stand on it, bro, because, like, I fight niggas be antagonizing me.
You know what I'm saying?
But it's like, at the same time, like, you know what I said?
Like, I'd be having two ways I'd be thinking.
At the moment I get on, niggas, who niggas think I am?
I got two minds.
That's my first mind.
My first mind, my first mind, who this bitch-ha-ass-niggin' thing he's playing with?
That's the react.
That's going to get them that turn-th
reaction.
Then I have the second mind.
Like, many of the nigs ain't on my level.
I'm ignoring them,
that's going to make them even matter.
It's that I got to take.
Sometimes, it'd be so many niggas.
I didn't ignore it, bro.
I ain't going to lie.
Some of them I just respond to.
You know what I'm saying?
They'd be like, fuck you dead.
Homies and fuck, you know what I'm saying?
All that type of shit.
And I'll respond to them.
I don't respond.
I don't say nothing to a lot of them, though.
You know?
But you know, dude,
you are a big figure in your hood,
you got a big voice.
So whatever you do
Like you'm saying
Your homies might not
Some of your homies might not even heard the song
They don't even know what the fuck's going on
Yeah
You feel what I'll catch that retaliation
And they'd be like, nigga
What the fuck going on?
Definitely
Yeah you do gotta holladck
I had to look at it from all angles
Of this shit, true
That is true
Like man
Because there's so many homies
And it'd be so much going on
You're right
It might be that
You got that
One homie that don't know what's going on
And them niggas mad and ready to slide
And that's that one homie they're gonna catch
Yeah
That didn't even know what was going on
You feel me?
Yeah
That's true
Now I think about all that
You know
I'm gonna leave that shit alone though
I got some old music
That's coming out
Not old but like
Probably like
That's crazy
Because look I'm saying this right now
But some niggas make me mad man
Don't be surprised
If I get on that
Don't be surprised
I get on them if they make me mad
Yeah but we try not to
though
You know what I'm saying
For the most part, try not to.
I'm trying to be like a good dude, bro.
I'm trying to like, I was just doing Tupac song another day.
He was talking about something about that shit.
I was like, I feel like.
I'm like, man, that's why Tupac music is timeless.
And some of the shit he dealt with is like, I deal with it.
If you're going to be, nigger, turned to fuck up.
He's a Gemini.
I'm a Gemini.
I ain't going to lie to you.
I don't give a fuck.
You know what I'm saying?
If I'm going to stand on it just like you, I'm just like, whatever fuck.
I don't give a fuck.
Nobody don't know.
I don't know.
I don't know.
Shit going to happen.
fuck but it's either I'm gonna be over here you know what I'm saying and if I want to
not give him the fuck side nigger it's bad you know what pop was everywhere with it
for real right what he was on this shit bro he was man I want to be respected in
this shit and it I'm probably I make good music so I don't really even got to do that
I don't got to be this and I guess like you feel me I can make a whole song but I
talking about a nigga you know what I got like I got a whole catalog I got you start
my can you go press Apple music whatever Spotify you were you listening
the music guy you go press my shit and go all the way down here a good 20 songs it'll be like
what's right you'll hear it you feel me but they like to turt up to this song sometimes
i'm really i can say i even make this song so i might have a bar or i just it's just real disrespectful
it might be a bar too but the whole song might not even be like a whole disc yeah you get
like that type of shit but i might just be getting some shit off my chest at the moment
and it might be my it might be real disrespectful you know damn i'm gonna steer away from that
Yeah, but to be respected in LA, though, like, it's a hard thing.
It's a hard thing to do.
I feel like to become a legend and be respected.
I feel like we all got to kind of like come together and have that like solidarity, you feel
me, like camaraderie and help each other out.
And we don't fucking do that shit out here.
It ain't like the other states and shit like that because the game politics is just too crazy.
That's why it's like, fuck, nigger, the gay shit, nigga.
It's fucking the nigga up.
Because when you find something you like and you love you like the music is just like,
you know what I mean, shit fucking me up.
You know how many, let me hit one of the blunts.
Do you know how many people who's in my DM talking about something?
Are you, uh, you doing a song with the Baby Storm Gorillas and all this, nigga,
and Blase, Blasey, blahzay, blah, you feel me?
I'm like, what?
Like, I stand on anything I do.
I don't care what it is.
I don't even look at it like that.
Yeah.
I don't really be looking at the blood, the crib, the, like, I look at it like, man,
them some young
niggas
that I see me
and them
a lot of me and them
so if I can help
anybody
and they was already
on go
baby stonging
like I'm like
these things got the
momentum they're going
I try to
like do whatever
I can
you know what I'm saying
why are you
working with them
niggas
and right
like bro
y'all minds is
I look at it
like y'all minds
is simple
mind sometimes
my mind may be
thinking ahead
shit
you know
I mean yeah
because I mean
they are
and they
and they music dissing
but I
I feel like
there's growth
for everybody
You know, and then its music should bring you niggas together.
Like, and then if you can't come together, like, it's bad.
Like, and I feel like, L.A. just, we can't fucking control the shit, you know, the politics of it.
We really turned up on that gang shit, though.
Yeah, we like, you know that.
The music to us be, like, secondary.
We really own that gang shit.
Like, it's like, it's like, you smell it in the air out here.
So you jump off the plane in L.A.
Cops know, everybody, you know.
We own that.
It's like, it's just the culture.
It's ugly.
Yeah.
You feel me?
I jumped off the plane in Hawaii.
It's like, man, that's feel good out here, man.
Yeah, wind blowing air crazy.
As soon as I get back to L.A., man, I ain't even in the hood.
I get off L.A.X.
I can feel it.
And you know, niggas, slide.
It's death in the air and it's murder.
I feel it.
Man, that's so crazy you said that, too,
because when you get off the plane and it just depend on where you're going,
because if you hit that 110 or that 105, the air different.
You know what I'm saying?
But if you're on that 4-5 and you're going down to the 101, you know what I'm
saying shit start getting clean you know what I'm saying yeah and you can feel it like
the vibe on everything when I be when I be from the exit 51st street I'm like
I'm gonna go home like I ain't even exit it yet I'm like I ain't start making
niggins start watching every car around you yes what's going on the bumps it's crazy
the bum just banging like nigger this shit wild though man but yeah um
they'll walk up on your eyes around there where y'all like they you I didn't
been parked at the gas station, they come knocking on your window.
Let me pump your gas.
Nah.
Yeah, you can't.
Ain't none of that.
Ain't none of that.
But yeah, man, again, man, before we get out of here, I'm saying,
let niggas know what you got coming out.
You know what I'm saying?
What you're doing?
You know what I'm saying?
All your music, nigga.
Nigger plugger right now.
What do?
Man.
Shit.
I got a tape drop of tonight.
It's still 1900.
Seven songs.
I'm just warming up.
Me and my boy steals.
Empire producer going crazy.
He's the one who said locking in.
Yeah, he, you locked in him.
We did this home tape together.
We locked in on this motherfucker.
I got my solo album dropping June 3rd with Empire.
Shit about to be crazy, man.
I'm just working.
I'm not going to stop working.
I'm on the gas.
I got too much to say.
I feel like I'm late to school.
I only been rapping three years.
Yes, sir.
You know what I'm saying?
I appreciate no jumper for having me.
Having me, you know what I'm saying?
Adam 22, my boy right here, Trail, is lit, man.
Yes, sir, man.
Glad to have you, bro.
Glad you hear me, man.
I'm glad, you know what I'm saying?
You clear the air, you know what I'm saying?
Because it's a lot of narratives and then get that out the way for my boy.
You feel me?
Yeah, definitely.
Yeah.
I got my boy Mad Cash in here.
You know, all my homies came to support me and shit.
Deeks, Dix, Blue Flagstone.
You know what I'm saying?
We're going there.
We're just doing something.
It's like everybody doing something.
My boy got closed.
Everybody do something.
Like, everybody might not know how to rap.
So I still want to help me.
Me, I might be the push to help one of my homie that got closed.
Like Mad Cash got clothes.
You know what I'm telling?
That's his brand right there.
You got it on?
No, no, this is something else right.
I would try to.
Yeah, he got it in the bag.
Oh, you got it in the bag.
Come show that shit.
Yeah.
Come show that shit.
So, like, different homies might not rap, but still it's like, you know, we, everybody
got to be having an outlet where they, you know what I'm saying?
If I can't help.
Yeah, that's like Park said, too.
Look, I can't look.
If you don't close, put a t-shirt on me.
Put a t-shirt off.
You know what I'm saying?
I'm gonna do that.
You feel me?
Let them hold it up.
Boy, got the mad cash.
You know what I'm saying?
Yeah.
It's lit though, man.
I'm trying to help everybody.
Everybody not rappers.
You know what I'm saying?
Yeah.
This shit dope.
Wait, you on line yet?
Oh yeah, come tell them your ID, huh?
This what all the homies wearing in the hood, man, you know?
That clothing shit, hey, that's where it's sad, though.
Your merch, your clothing, all of it.
Yeah.
that shit yeah right here we got the white ones right here you feel me yeah I'm just
helping homies that man whatever it is you want to do man well you know I'm saying to make it out
I don't want to I don't want to see nobody uh you know end up in it's a lot of us that we end up
in messed up situations because of our environment man we all trying to find a way to when I say
make it out it out it's like it sound crazy huh like we come trying to get out of not I make it out
but I want to say just be successful let me say that oh yeah just be successful I ain't
Like some of that shit over there, those are nice-ass neighborhood, you feel
I'm making it out is like, yeah, you're right.
That shit is being successful and just having money and just having a different frame of mind.
Yeah, nice house.
And some strips and steaks and, you know, right around my Bentley and look at my watching shit.
You know what I ain't got worried about my bills do and I'm late on the car note.
You know how I did it be?
I didn't, man, I didn't grow up struggling nothing in the refrigerator, hungry as fuck.
Like, you know.
Yeah.
Just to be having my whole team.
right have everybody successful my whole team straight that's the goal you know yes sir all right man
that's my boy man rick sad 19 hundred you know what I'm saying I love it man I love this shit so
we up out of here though appreciate y'all
