No Jumper - Boolu On Jess Hilarious Stealing His Skit, Beef With Philly B, Getting Kicked Out Of College & More!

Episode Date: July 12, 2024

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We back with another one. You know, it's your boy. Almighty. We don't know, jumper, man, per usual. You feel me? And you know, man, y'all know what I do. I'm from L.A. You feel me?

Cali. When you're from here, you don't call it, Cali. But for y'all, you from him, California. So what I do is I bring my fellow Californian through. You know, I've been bringing the North down here a lot lately. We got another one, man. Comedian, rapper, entertainer, actor, whatever you want to call it, I mean, you know what I'm saying?

And only, man, King Bulu coming out of San Francisco, California in this, man. Yeah. How y'all doing, man? Thank you all for having me. You know it, you know how y'all feel it, man. How ya feel it? What's your boy, now? You got your boy up here with you?

It's my nigga Chop, man. It's my, you know what I'm fan? It's my homie for a long time. It's my nigga chop, man. Really ground zero. That's right, that's right, man. Before we get into it, man, tell the people exactly what you do. You know what I'm saying?

Oh, bad. I really do it all and I do it well. You all said, real iterator, y'all said. comedian, stand-up comedian, do it on IG2, actor. I just debuted in my new film. I just got done filming. So you feel me, put that on my resume, actor, artist, you feel me, rapper, whatever you call it, nigga, been doing music for show, you know what I'm saying.

And really a comedian, really better than a lot of these niggas at rapping, though. That's what niggas don't want to. Speak on it. Speak on it. Let them call. Hey, when it comes to this rap, you all, I'm saying, a lot of niggas sleeping because they, because they see that funny shit. That's a fact.

That's facts, you know what I'm saying? And I woke a lot of nigger up, a lot of niggas up during that bar wars. That's a fact. You know what I'm saying? No, we're going to get to that too. You're going to get to that too. You know what I'm saying? I've been, I've been pressing niggas of laws and shit.

Make sure you all turn all your shit off, man. Now, we're going to get to all that. But let's start, man, for the fans that don't know who you are exactly for the people watching. Man, let's get into your early life where you're from, how you grew up, your household. Man, let's start for you. Yeah, so I grew up in us. San Francisco, California, Lakeview, to be exact, you know, on Shield Street. Went to school.

Went to preschool. You got any siblings? I got one big brother. Okay. How was that? Just me and my big brother. So we six years apart. So, you know, by the time I was like middle school and stuff, he was in college.

He was already gone. Yeah. So, you know, but, you know, not saying he wasn't there and shit, but, you know, it was times where I was just a lot by myself to shit. But, you know, big bro always there for sure, for show, for show. So you didn't have felt like the only child. Yeah, sometimes. Yeah.

Okay. You know, you come back home for breaks and shit, you know what I'm saying? And he got a nephew, so I ain't the baby no more. Well, you got a son, my nephew, so I have the baby. So that killed all your little baby stuff, bro. I ain't no baby no more. But yeah, man, you know, I grew up in San Francisco, man. I went to, I went to kindergarten for St. James.

I went to elementary. Where did I go? I went to Mission Dolores. And then I went to Edison. and then from fifth grade All of this is in Frisco? Yeah, all in Frisco and then from fifth grade

to high school I went to all KIP schools So what's that For the people who don't know Kip school it's a charter school A lot of niggas know Oh my God he's a Kipster They gonna know why

You gotta say It's a charter school It's called like What's it called kids And we used to Because the school is so fucked up We used to call it Kids in Public Prison

Or kids in prison Or kids in prison program Because they had it so f*** So that's like like the Bay version of a charter school type shit. Yeah. Okay. Type shit.

Yeah. That was real. But because me, bro, in my academic life from nigga kindergarten all the way to college, I either went to a charter or Catholic school. I never went to public school. So, yeah. How was that? Bro, even so from kindergarten, nigga, even to college, I always had uniform.

I never had free dress in school. How was that growing up, bro? Man, I used to love, nigga. I ain't going to lie. Some of my most vivid memories, bro, is sixth grade. seventh grade laying out that outfit on the bed the day before like how do you how did you like deal with that growing up that like you know what i'm saying you in uniform you don't get to really express yourself how was that see that's a thing though like when you got uniform though you don't

got really worried too much about your drip though you know what i'm saying because you know when you go to the public schools you got to worry about the school and about what the fuck you're wearing too but you know you go schools you know everybody wearing the same shit all you got really worried about your shoes so you feel me so it really wasn't that hard you just had to get your shoe game up. So I kind of like... It didn't bother you? A little bit, you know, because I went to schools where, you know, free dress.

You can have free dress on your birthday. My birthday in August in the summer. So you don't never get to dress. So I'm like, I'm hot. And then even, like, I said, when I went to college, I went to, like, a work college. It was like a private, it was a private Methodist work college. Paul Quinn. I went to college in Texas, Dallas, Texas.

They was, um, they had a business casual uniform. So I didn't have to wear, like, dinner, a suit. A suit. Just to go to class, nigga. And they would find niggas, bro. $250, $500 that they catch you out of uniform. GOD, we had chapel. It's like church service every Friday.

I wore my J's, my 13th, the chapel. They find me 250. My homie was up 1,500 in fines because he got caught with his du rag three times. That's crazy. That's crazy. That's crazy. And so you said you went to Catholic school too? Yeah.

What years was this? What great was that? Catholic school, that's when I went to Mission Dolores and when I went to St. James, them is a Catholic school. How was that? That was cool, too. You know, same shit. We would have the chapels every like Wednesday.

or Friday. Is it true they'd be whooping y'all at Catholic school? I ain't going to lie. You know what they're saying? Not Catholic school, but preschool I got whooped because the preschool teacher already was tapped in with my family and shit. So you had permission to get those. She for sure hit me with that ruler.

That put that hand out. My granny hit me with that one for show. Put that arm out. Nigger, no, nigger, bare ass. That's wild. That's wow. Bear ass with that ruler, nigga like a straight nun. That's crazy.

I couldn't imagine getting my ass with them preschool about somebody that's not my mama. It's crazy. But you know, that family's so tapped in, she got the permission, she got the good go. That's real big mom. Her name was Miss Word. I never forget. So what kind of kid was you growing up, man? You was a class clown, you had to be.

For sure. You know what I said? Class cloud tight shit, you feel. You grew up with him too? You was there? I went to high school with me. So I had to start in high school. He went to high school with me.

But middle school and shit, yeah. Same shit though. I was class clown and shit. Always trying to make people laugh. That's what I got the most trouble for was just clowning off. When you started realizing you was funny? How was it when you think you started realizing like, I'm kind of funny, gay? I think out of young age, for real.

I was just always making people laugh. Oh, so since you can remember, you was making people laugh. Yeah, you feel me, but coming to me to some jokes. And like, even as a kid, bro, I would always do something that everybody will remember or do or something. You know what I'm saying? That was always in my mind, too, as a young and like, bro, I want to make something. I want to create something that everybody says or does.

Ish me. You want to be remembered for a saying or something. Yeah, I always did that kid because, like, nigga, like, even when I went to, like, summer camps, like even at Camp in the Sino, nigga, like, we used to do, like, tribe chance and shit. Like, we had, like, real, like, cheer chance, nigga. But I would come out on some shit.

I'd be like, hit him with that reading. It's on some chant, right? But the whole camp was like, bro, can you say that again? We love when you say that shit. Everybody be saying that shit. So I already knew, like, man, I got a, I'm going to have something where everybody going to say or everybody going to do one day.

And, nigga, it's me. Like, everybody doing this. You have moms and pops? Yeah, moms and pops, yeah, for sure. How was that growing up for me, both siblings in the house? Like, did you, I mean, both parents in the house? Did you notice, like, the difference from other kids growing up? Like, I got both my parents.

Like, how was that? Well, you a kid, right, and you growing up like that and you see a shit how you as a kid, you think everything is like that. So, you know, growing up as a kid, even into my late teenage life, like, I always used to think everybody had two parents, you know what I'm saying? So when I started, like, talking to more people, it'd be like, yeah, I just, I live with my mom. I'd be like, wait, where's your dad?

Like, I got my dad. Like, you know what I was? I went, oh, my boy, I thought everybody, you feel me? So you thought that was regular. Yeah, you know what I'm saying? So it took me a minute not to take that shit for granted. You know what I'm saying? Still having my parents in my life.

It's a blessed to have both. You feel me? I got both. I got both. I got both. Yeah, you know what I'm saying? Like, still in the same house, still happily married. Now, that's a super blessing.

Yes. You feel me? You feel me? Seeing the unit in your shit? I didn't have that. It was crazy. Yeah. You know what I'm saying?

The unit, that's different. Yeah. So, you know, that was a great example to look at, you know, my mom and my pops. And it made me even look at just how I see like, you know what I'm saying, in the dating world. You know what I'm saying? You know what I'm saying? You know what I'm saying? Because I see what, when you got a good wife and a good husband and it's structure what it can come to.

And make you look at a relationship. You know what I'm saying? My parents and my have done incredible things, not just for themselves, but for the whole family, though. So, you know what I'm so. That's dope. That's dope. see in the unit in the house, man. So what's your relationship like with your brother?

Being like six years apart, like, you know what I'm saying? Did you look up to him? Did you want to be like him? Or it was like he's gone already, but I f*** with him. No, for sure, that was my brother, digger. We started, digger, we always play video games together. Diggas since I could remember, digger, he was the one that made me want to skateboard. Like, I always wanted to be like my brother, nigga.

Yeah, I didn't want a skateboard till him. He used to be raw. I imagine, bro. A six-foot, nigger, damn near 250-pound, nigga. He big. Really hitting kick flips, trade flips. Everything, like my nigga, my brother really knew how to skate, had a sponsor, everything. They got a whole FTC tattoo, that's ain't for nothing, nigga.

GOD, bro, like, I always want to be like my brother, bro. Like, you feel me, everything he did. I always want to, that's a real man. Like him and my pops is real man that I look at as examples to be in this world. So I always appreciate my brother, friend. But once you start growing up, you know what I'm saying teenage years? What you're into at this point? You know what kind of music you're listening to?

Who is young boo-loo? You feel? So I ain't gonna lie. High school, right? You know when the soundcloth era was coming up, all the little Uzzies and the Yotties and the X and shit. I was kind of in that like OG shit. Like, nah, I'm gonna real rap.

I'm with the lyricist and shit. You're like, this shit sucks. Yeah, I was real OG. You feel me? So I was listening to a lot of Eminem, D12, Tech9, strange relations, ciphers, MERS, Yellow Wolf. I never heard a nigga get up here and say MERS. That's five.

I was really like, nigga, yellow wolf, nigga. You know about Merce. When you know about Project Blowed and all that? Come on. Come on. I used to really, bro, really be on YouTube just watching hell of B.T. Cyphers, the Bust the Rhymes one, the Slaughterhouse one, the D12 one. Nigger, uh, fuck, bro, I was just submerging myself in like that real, like, even with battle rap.

Like, um, I watched a lot of battle rap growing up, too. What ages is that? This is around the same age, so, like, round that, like, about 12 to 14 A's. So you feel me? You want some different shit then from your average 12 year old Because I was on that too But I was more on some nigga, bass guy Little B

I was on that too No I for sure was on that too though But you different Like I was on the same team Where you really listening In the real rap and niggas looking at you crazy Because I really want Because I really like rap

And literally like to rap So when I would see these cyphers with M&N where he freestined for eight minutes Or just Kendrick guy I'd be like bro How do these niggas These niggas doing that I want to do like that

So I'll just submerge myself In them videos watching hell of freestyles best freestyles, battle raps and shit. Like the first battle rap I ever watched was nigga Cassidy and Disaster in that parking garage, nigga, nigga, nigga, and that, nigga, just went into a whole another rap, a hole.

That's crazy. I bet a lot of your fans don't know that. You feel me? Like, that you like a big, like, underground battle rap type fan. Yeah, bro, I really into that, bro. Like, for real, buddy. And you'll hear that in a lot of my bars. But you could rap.

Yeah. You could rap. You could not, like, you could tell, like, when the nigg is skit rapping, like, no, you're being funny, but you could tell, about how you put your words together that note this nigga can actually rap bro I'm telling you brother

the influence is real like when you hear about bars it's so bars where like I'm really teaching you something like when I even explain the bar but I'll really teach you something in the bar though for it so it's so calm

but you just gotta listen to my shit though bro because niggas be hearing when I be putting on the voice and shit for certain raps they sometimes can't get past the voice when I'm doing my shit and I be hearing the bars like nah nigga I'm really saying some shit

Speaking of the music and the comedy, bro, what came first? Like, was you went to the, I see early on you funny and you like the rapping, but like in your head is you awesome, I'm gonna be a rapper, I'm gonna be a comedian, like what you wanna be growing up? Um, I didn't like, growing up like I said, my brother was skateboarding so I thought I was gonna thought you was gonna be- You thought you was going pro. G-T I'm like, you're gonna be a hell of money doing kickflips. Oh, when did you notice that that shit was not happening?

Oh, shit, nigger, when I couldn't hit a kickflip. I can get you a good Ollie, nigga. No, you got one of those, too. Like, I could use this bull to get to A to B. The best you got is a little Ali off the curb. It's not happening. Not doing no tricks. Diggia, if I'm feeling like it today,

I might hit you with a board slide, nigga. I don't know. That is funny. So what age is that, though, where you feeling like you're feeling to be nigga Tony? You feeling to be the black tone? That was around like probably like fifth grade. like eight, between eight and 10 years old.

Okay. When I was really riding my skateboard to school and shit, thought I had hell of steeds. So once you realize that's not happening, what's next in your head? Like, you just still, just on some just kids comedy shit. Yeah, just on some. I think I wanted to really be a comedian the whole time, just an entertainer for real. I just like making people laugh. Like, that gives me joy.

Like, you know what I'm saying? I'd be having motherfuckers coming to me all the time. Like, bro, like, I was having such a bad day, but I seen your page or something. like, bro, your page is just give me so much. Like, that shit really mean a lot for real. Like, you know what I'm saying? Just even outside the social media, bro, like when niggas tell me that, bro, like, you know what I'm saying?

Like, I just see my fucking down. I put a smile on their face and they all day, whole day, writing up. So when I see shit like that, man, I got to make a career out of that because I feel like that's my purpose. But I love, but I feel like the rap came in. Like, that was always the thing I really loved to do. Like, like the rapping, I had to kind of learn, like, you know what I'm saying? how to write my shit down and get bars ready.

But the comedy came way more natural, though. And earlier on in your life, you feel like. Earlier on in my life. All right. So what age you starred? Like, what came first? Just telling jokes, skits. Like, what comes to make you feel like I'm going to be a comedian?

And what age? Just telling jokes and shit around school, you know, motherfucker saying, like, help you be like, you're the funniest motherfucker. I know some shit like that. You know what I'm saying? And as a kid, bro, I used to, like I said, I was submerging myself with the battle rap shit. I was doing the same with a comedy, bro.

Who are you some of my favorite comedians growing up? Comedians growing up. Martin Lawrence, Dave Chappelle, Cat Williams, Tommy Davidson. Tommy Davidson, niggins don't usually say that. Tommy funny is funny. One of the greatest physical comedians for show, you know what I'm saying? My Pots put me on a lot of OGs, Red Fox, Mama Maybill. That's different.

Yep, Dick Gregory. Just a whole bunch. Richard Pryor for show, Paul Mooney. Of course, the goat. But yeah, you know, like I said, I was submerging myself with the rap. You know that shit. You feel me? You're saying some names.

A lot of people not him to. You feel me? They're probably going to be like, Paul, boy. Who these people were talking about? Not knowing he wrote for Richard Pryor. Exactly. These are some ghosts. So, yeah, like I was saying how I submerged myself with the rap.

Nigger, I literally had like, nigga, 10 Pandora stations of just different comedians. I had a nephew Tommy station. I had a Ricky Smiley station. I had a Richard Pryorne. I had a Richard Pryorne. I had a Richard Pryorne. I had a Eddie Griffey station.

I had a Martin Lawrence station. I had a Cat Williams station, just hell of comedy stations, and literally just be going to sleep listening to jokes and shit or listening to prank calls and shit and wake up, just listening to jokes and shit. Nica, that little dar, little dow. A little dow. Can I tell you something? This is nephew Tommy on the scene.

Hey, niggas gotta really know the comedy to know, bro. Hey, that man Ricky Smiley used to be comedy, nigger, no cow. Bro, when he do that old girl, boy, that motherfay thing, I'm, I just, I just, I just, you know, I'm, I just want to see if you got that insulin at the front door. Then you put the big stupid ass glasses on it. Bro, he's comedy. But yeah, man. I was looking up to in the comedy world growing up.

And I would always watch hella specials. Like, I've seen all the Cat Williams specials. I've seen all the days of peels specials. I've seen all the Kings of Comedy, all the Shack All-Stars. But that was my biggest fear growing up too was like, how the fuck are these niggas doing like 30 minutes an hour straight killing them? Pure jokes. No silent moments.

None and nothing. Right. doing an hour and could have went on for more. Like, you feel me? And that was always my biggest fear, like, that kept me away, like, from doing stand-up a lot because I'm like, oh, I don't, like, I know I'm funny, but I don't know if I can do it.

You feel me? Like, 30 minutes to an hour, bro, like, because, you feel me? And even to that, like, going into that, growing up, like, I just had my comedy special not too long ago in November, my first ever special. That's far.

I was only supposed to do 30 minutes, and this is my first time ever doing that long. 30 minutes. Bro, guess how long I went, bro? How long you know going?

I went an hour and 30. That's crazy. I went an hour and 30, bro. Like really, really killing it though, bro. So what comes first?

The jokes, skits. All right, so you're walking around school, you know what I'm saying? Like, started telling you you

funny, you're watching all this shit on Pandora and all of that type. So, all right, so, you graduate high school?

Yeah. You graduated? Mm-hmm. All right, so you graduate. All right, so you graduate. You're a little

I went to college, A fact. So you graduate and then what's your move at that point you know what I'm saying? Like you're like what I'm gonna do

like what's your where your brain at at that point you know what I'm saying? So when I graduated right I was you know because I started doing my skits as soon as Instagram came out with the 15 second video

so like 2012 2013 but I was all you was already doing skits as soon as you could yes but I was already I was already I was you know I had Vine

and Facebook and shit but I would always just be watching shit you know what kind of shit you was doing early on Early on, just little Annie shit, like, you know what I'm saying? Because nigga didn't really know how to edit. So I was just like, what was the first skits I was doing? Yeah, I'm like, what's some of your early skits?

Let's see you're early. I don't even know like, bro. Mm. Early one, I can remember when you did that dancing with the sombrero sliding in with Oh yeah, I used to be, I used to be, bro, every like Friday, I used to be sliding in wearing some manny shit dancing to her. So like, hey, it's funny, but I had to, on one, I had this sombrel dancing to like the Suave Mentec corn crazy. That's shit.

Like, I really just, I really was just being me, though, like, for real, every time. But, um, but yeah, coming out of high school, though, I was already doing skits and shit and, and, and trying to, trying to blow up off that. So, but when I went, when I went to college, though, like, you're not getting no traction yet? No, not really, though. Okay. It's like, like, like, I'm getting traction around people know me.

Like, they're starting to see it, though, you know what I'm saying? First, nobody even knew I was doing videos, but now they're starting to see around my school and shit. You feel me? So when I went to college, right, I really went to college on some basketball shit. You got a scholarship? Yeah, I got a scholarship for my... You were nice?

N-A-A-D-1. You were nice. D-1, N-A-A-A-D-1 and C-W-A-D-2. Don't do that. You was nice. You feel me? I had a scholarship for basketball and for my academics. Did you play basketball your whole life?

Yeah, yeah. I played at the Mission DeLore's. I played at the Mission DeLore's. I played at the Mission DeLore's. I played basketball in high school. You was varsity? Yeah. He was a full-off.

Captain? Yeah. What position? I was shooting guard. I was shooting. You were two. You were doing your own thing. Okay.

Depending on who out that day, I might have to play the block. You know what I'm saying? Nah, but so when I was going to college for that, so my mind was like, man, I don't know if I can still do some of this kid's shit while doing the basketball shit. But luckily, I ain't really play play. I was just redshirted though, so I ain't really get fully on. I had some time. You feel me? So it wasn't that nice.

I was on the court, I was at practice, nigga. I was at the practice. I know the coaches, nigga. All right, I had a jersey, nigga.

I just, you know, NCAA, the rules and regulations. You know, Reggie Bush then fuck it up with the Heisman and shit. You know,

you see, they just gave them the Heisman back. They don't even know their rules and shit, nigger. Bear with me. But, you know, around that time, right, you know, I was still trying to do skits and shit.

And then it was one day in my college department, I was on Twitter because this the first time I only used Twitter was for school and shit around my campus. I never even used Twitter like that. I don't like that. Do you be using Twitter like that? Every now and again. I more so use it like to browse, but not for myself. Like I'm not really tweeting.

That's what I'm liking and retweet. Like you're not a niggie just to be typing what the fuck I'm thinking right now. Like I don't know. I like and retweet. Yeah, you know what I'm saying? So I was just using it for. network around the school and shit, right? But I'm scrolling right.

I see this video, and nigga, he doing how 50 cent be in every music video. And he was just doing it outside. Yeah, he was just doing it outside his car like this right here. And it went viral. And I was like, hold up. Nigger, I got the bulletproof vest. I got the dude. I could do this better.

You feel me? Let me, let me do my spin on it. So boom, did the whole edits and shit. Nick, I came out the closet. Tidda-da-da-da-da-nigger. Bro went viral, nigga. I'm talking about a million on the Twitter views, niggins. I'm on my way back home from, because at this point, this is like 2017-18.

Okay. You feel me? So everybody at school, like, bro, I see you. You're going to crazy, bro. I'm like, so everybody at school is seen it. My phone buzzing through that whole day from Twitter. I'm on my way back home from the campus to my off-campus apartment. I look at the, I'm just looking back at the comments.

Somebody like, hey, they put you on the shade room. I said, nigger, what? I went straight to the shade when I see my son. I said, oh, yeah. You remember that shit? Mm. So you knew it was all the way back home and shit. Mm.

So that was the moment where you like, I could low-key make it with this comedy. You should. I think I got it. I was seeing that shit everywhere. And I was, I was on Twitter, TikTok, all the little shit. I was seeing that shit, Papa. I'm like, I'm like, dude going crazy right now. And not only me that's seen it, it was the other people on campus that was seen it.

He's starting to get recognized. Now they're like, bro, let's do a skis. like me i'll record you know what i'm saying like come on let's do something bro you you know what i'm saying because first you know they already knew i was a funny nigger type shit but they didn't really see the impact of it as you know i ain't fin to do no like videos that just niggins shit but when they seen that now everybody know like oh yeah this like you feel me because especially like bro in them other states bro in dallas or like just in the south in general bro when they see somebody that got that you feel me that know that got it

Nigger, everybody, nigga. Everybody will get on board, nigga, and help with that shit. Everybody get behind them. You feel me, nigga? And luckily, in my case, naga, at that school, it was so diverse. I had people from Chicago,

Texas, O'Cliff, Florida, New York, Louisiana, Georgia. Like, nigga, some people from the Bay, too. Like, it was people all over and shit. So when I'm gaining this traction, I'm going back home. I got hell of new fans,

nigger, from way out the way and shit. You feel me? And, it was just that was just the start of it too getting myself like me are yeah I'm gonna take that I'm gonna go full throttle with this shit for real so after that what you start doing from there so you in college still did you graduate college

I got kicked out of college so let's get to that what year freshman sophomore I was a sophomore year I got to do the freshman year you go viral yeah freshman year okay so you just keep doing skits freshman year you go viral you just keep doing your thing 2019 I got them.

So it was 2019. We just got back to school, right? And we was having a back to school party. I ain't seen my niggas in hell long. So, you know, we're excited for the turn up. Mind you, this is the only time I was drinking. I don't drink at all. Like, I don't think of that.

But in college, I was just like, I just want to see what it was like to get drunk. So everybody pre-gaming this shit. I'm sipping hell of shit in the dorms. I go to the sub-dorms, you know, where the athletes stay. They got their old pre-gay party, so we're going crazy. At this point, when I'm with the basketball team and shit, I'm already drunk as fuck. But I'm like, you feel me?

I know I'm drunk. Like, you feel me? You still on the team. I'm weird. At this point, you're still on the team. Red shirt. Red shirt. Red shirt.

Okay. But kick that on the dude. I go to tell you. You could have waited. That could have been the credits. You're right. I go to say, my. Oh.

Oh. So I'm fucked up, right? But boom, we head to the party right, bro. We head to the party right. Like, I walk in like this. I head straight to the couch. I went like this, bro. Nigga, I woke up.

Nick, I'm in my crib. Bro. Bro. I got one of them stories. Bro. I woke up, bro. I woke up, bro. All this is just, it's just wet.

Like, I don't know. It's just, I don't know. It's just. liquid. I don't even know. I'm just, I'm like, but I remember, right? I had, I had shit in my pockets, but I had the sweatpants with the zippers. So first thing I did, I took my pockets, they were still closed. I'm like, okay. Nobody robbed me. You know what I'm like, okay. But I was still fucked up. I'm like, what the fuck? And then my roommate came down with his girl. He was like, you good, bro? Like, you good?

And I took the, I took the fucking cover. I'm sliding across the wall. Yeah, I just got to go to bed. I just got to go to shit. Did you ever? Did you ever find what the liquid is. Bro, I was mixing hell and shit. Like, the doors I was in, I was sipping Capricio. I was mixing the dark and the clear. I was sipping Capricio and patroning shit in one room. Then went to the other room.

They had Hennessy, Jose Cuervo. You didn't know you wasn't supposed to mix dark and light at this point. Like I said, I never, I don't drink. But I only did that just to see what it was like to get drunk. But boom, so in the midst of that right, I wake up, my nigga like, bro, do you know what you did? I'm like, bro. He's like, bro.

Nick, you don't pull your dick out. and pissed in front of the dorms, nigga. I'm like, he's like, nigga, and the security calls you the dean want to talk to you in his office. I couldn't even process this shit.

I'm just like, what? So everybody's seeing you pull your dick out. Not everybody. This is like, so how did it? So how do you get called? Like, the security called me

and recorded and sent it to the dean. He put out his phone. Yeah, type C. Freaky asses. Six nine, God. He pulled out his phone by nixon. Like, bro, he's freaky. Hold on, bro.

I want, because I really want to show you the video, too, though, bro. Wait, not of that. But when I was fucked up. Wait, wait. They got the video. Because they said, because, you know, I don't remember nothing. So I'm going on for people telling you. Oh, so niggas recorded you.

You got the video. You being fucked up. Yeah. But niggas was like, bro, you was just sitting there and you just stood up and just, like, whipped out. Like, you were there for the piss on yourself. But my homie had to come under me, like, help me up. Like, damn, bro.

Like, come on, bro. I'm like, oh, bro. I'm like, oh, bro. You blew So they call you to the dean's office Then what happened So they call me to the dean's office, bro Hold on, bro, let me find this shit real quick,

because I really want to show you this shit Hold on Not this nigga was fucked up You violent, bro No cap And that was your first time Getting drunk Type shit

This nigga looked dead, y'all Turn it down He looked dead, y'all it's a whole party behind him his eyes completely closed dead then he just opened him stand up and now he up yeah you had a time sir

you had a time like that's what they were saying they was like bro you just kept going to sleep on the couch and kept waking up dancing yeah you was dead sleeping and you was up and then you was dead sleeping and you was up so the dude called me to the office right he like he like you know why I called you we're here I'm like yeah he like

And then he pulled out this picture He like, is this you? Nigger, I'm in the grass, nigga fetal position like face Like, nigga I don't know how But somebody got a picture that But they got a picture because

Like I said, I was a red shirt I was on the team So they sent it to the coach Type shit And it got back to the dean type shit Because really he thought It was one of his main players He didn't give a fuck about the red shirt

He thought it was a real boy On fetal position So this is a problem. Niggins said, oh, it's just rare, sir. Send this to the dude. I don't get to fuck about it. The dude can handle this one. We don't say to this, nigga.

I'm like, but I'm trying to hold my, like, she's showing me that picture. I'm trying to hold my laugh. I'm like, she like, is this you? I'm like, yes. Yes, that's me. So that was the first strike. Oh, there's more.

Yeah. I got kicked out. So that was the first strike. Oh. The second strike. I broke the Vennem machine on accident. How much longer is this after the first? Did you give it some time to die down?

Okay, so it's three strikes in total. And it was all in the- Oh, yeah, we're getting in the-harm. It was all in the three-month span. Three months? Oh, you was acting bad. That's what I called. I just thought, oh, your niggas acted bad today. You was acting bad.

Yeah, I broke the Vennem machine on accident. So we was chilling in the dorms, right? Everybody's chilling. We just come out the hallway. My chips got stuck in the Vennon machine. I'll put my fucking cape on. Captain saved the gherb. Captain saved the gher.

Put on his goddamn I went to shave the gher. That is crazy. So I'm like, I got you. But listen to me, though, when your shit gets stuck in the vending machine, do you not do the shoulder bump, right? Yeah, you do the little. Okay, boom. I did the shoulder bump.

Start shaking. I'm like, okay, about two more is good. Boom. Boom. The whole glass break all up on me, bruh. Oh, my God. This thing is right here. The whole glass break all up on me, but look right.

The vending machine is in the kitchen, right? So say it's in the kitchen. So this is the kitchen over here. The vending machine's like this. I'm knocking it like this. So when I break it, it's a camera right on top of the wall right there. So I said, oh. You look right at the camera.

Right at that bitch. Oh. It ran out. Because my friend, she and the SGA, the student government shit, right? So she'd be handing out. I was going to tell on you. She was handling, no, she just handled all the disciplinary shit. She was like, she came back to me.

She was like, I was trying to save you, but they got you right on camera like, looking stupid as fuck. You were just having a bad three months, gang. That one. Then the third strike, right? Like I said, this is a private Methodist work college. These niggas do drug tests. Oh, my God.

That's crazy for everybody? Everybody, right? What the fuck? The whole campus is getting drug tested. Noggy. Hair, piss, whatever. That's why. GOD.

Bro, GOD, bro, GOD motherfuckers was really shaving their head, bro. Hell yeah. GOD. God, so they would do drug tests, right? But they would fuck some, they would have scheduled ones, but they could hit your ass with a random one sometimes. Right. So me and my niggas right, we were smoking before, before calf, you know, before breakfast

opening and shit. You know, we aired out and shit, make sure we go. We didn't want to re-throw the whole calf and shit. So we get in there, right? We're chilling in the, uh, in the table. table and it's me and my homies who smoke and it's one of the niggie he on the basketball team we asked a nigga we like bro dude do we reek bro we just smoking shit we're trying to be he like nah y'all good like you feel me like he don't smoke so a nigger that's no smoke he

gonna smell that shit he like now y'all good right so one of the basketball since this he come up talking to the my nigger who play but mind you this nigger hella ugly like big as sloppy nigger though bro so like like like So as soon as he walked up, we laughing. He didn't get a little butt hurt like out of nowhere. He like, he just looked like, I smell weed. We like, huh? Oh, uh, he's like, we're like, what's you talking about?

He's like, y'all are going to have a drug test later on today. I'm like, what? I mean, I said, fuck that. I'm not doing that. Mind you, my two niggas who was with me, they took it. I don't know how, but they passed. I don't know how GOD I was like bro

I took it bro I passed but just take it bro I said I was still awesome like bro fuck that I'm not doing that bro just because he said he smelled something man I don't know how that fuck that happened but I was like bro I was like bro I'm not doing that shit just because the nigga said he smelled something

to take it just fuck that shit nigga I remember this exactly it was homecoming nigga we was friend to go see Quinn F and you remember Quinn F and Ann we was friend to go see Quinn FNA at this one Dallas venue right we getting ready and shit we in the doorns and shit

I check my email you have into November 28th to move your things out of the off-campus department you will be on disciplinary suspension and they listed out the three reasons for these three reasons the dorm incident vending machine and failure to take drug tests and you will not be allowed on campus for like for like a year or two and I couldn't come back until I took a drug test god damn they got your ass up out of there me. What type of, bro, what type of college is drug test and grown-ass man? Well, mind you, I ain't go lie. This, see, see, this not because sports is everybody? Bro, fuck sports. You know, these niggas changed their football field to a farm? What the fuck? GOD, they got a- That place wasn't meant for you, man. Bro, G-O-D, they still got the fucking scoreboard shit with the goalpost and this hell of-all-of-chicken

coop, livestock, and hell of shit. And I was working in that bitch. I told you it was a work college. We had stipends. We had jobs on the campus. You can work in the calf, you can work in the gym, you can work in. Niggers was working on the farms. And guess who was in charge of the farm, a white nigga, at an HBCU? That's crazy. Out of HBCU is alive. So we really in these livestock's picking shit and he walk around his boots.

Working hard or hardly working. Y'all, wildly. Working harder hardly working. That's crazy, bro. So when you get kicked out, so when you get kicked out, we just pulled it up. So when you get kicked out Which is crazy Yeah, Paul, Paul Quinn

G-O-D, you see They still got the fucking scoreboard In the goal post And it's hell of just livestock Chicken coop That's And it'd be wild That be wild

That's not what you want Because they be trying to get the chickens They're not playing Boy, they got some animals out there No cat, wild hogs are dangerous Texas got some fucking animals out there Wild pigs Wild pigs are killing you bro

A wild hogs would kill you What? No cat And that's why niggas be killing them That's like what they say, they're infest, nigga. Yeah, they're like a pest. Yeah. Yeah, they like animal pests.

Nah, that's crazy, though. So after you get kicked out, then what, after I get kicked out. Is you afraid of what your parents going to say? I was. So after I got kicked out, I was living with my homie CK at the time. My nigga, C.K. Chris Chin, my nigga, be making music too.

That's my guy. He was my roommate when I, he, him, CK and my nigga tank, then was the ones my roommates taking care of me when I was blacked out and shit. So then my niggas for real. So what's it called? Yeah, I was living with him at the time for a little bit, and then I came back home

a little later. Because, you know, at first my mom was like, you better figure it out. My mom, like, one of the ones she said that would be like, oh, come home. So, yeah, I went back home and then I was like, man, I still got to go to school. So I went to Shabot for a little bit. It's a, what is it, community college? Yeah, community college and Hayward. I went to Shabot.

But then during that time. How far as Hayward from Frisco? It's like 30 minutes. Yeah, I ain't that far. But I went to, COVID happened. Like, like, really the start. Like, when I was going to Shabot, COVID, like, we're shutting everything down type shit.

Like, it wasn't nothing. So when they started doing all them Zoom classes, shit, I'm like, bro, I'm not doing it. You're like, fuck this. Because I actually, like, when it comes to class. You like being there. Yeah, I actually like being at school. Especially at college.

You feel me? So when they started doing all that Zoom, we're doing classes on Zoom, you're like, this is bunk. No. I'm really here for the violence. You feel me, network. And I'm trying to be there.

If I can't be there, I'm not going type of shit. You feel me? Okay. So after that, you just like, nigga, what's next for you? So you drop out. Do you tell your mama? I think I either told her it was just like, you already know. Shit is fucked up around here.

Like, everything is shut down. Nigger, it stores my emotions. You got to get a past though. It's COVID. You got to get a past. You feel me? Like, that was a crazy time, though. Like, you feel me?

So then what you do? You go full-fledged in. to the skits or what's like really you all I'm saying I started just taking that shit more shit like this was the time I was like man I need to start posting three times a day so like really started niggie really giving them breakfast lunch and dinner right you know what I'm saying got one skid in the morning I got one skit in the afternoon and my ones that hit the most was at night brown like you know seven between seven nine o'clock type shit I hit those so at this point how would you describe your comedy because I heard you say physical comedy earlier how would

you describe your comedy at that point um it's kind of the same thing bro like you know what I'm saying I looked at a lot of comedians and kind of emulated their shit with my shit. Like I said, Martin Lawrence is one that I kind of do the most. You know what I'm saying? Because I ain't gonna lie. I've been watching a Martin a lot of Martin lately. And the way he acts in Martin is like, I really be acting like, I'd be just trying to test it out.

Like I really be acting like that, like, with other people just to see how people vibe with it. People kind of really fuck with that. It brings people in. When you do that, ah, you know what I'm saying? A little chunky shirt. I ain't a little chunky song. You know what I'm saying?

Like, when you be doing a little shit? You feel me like, you know what I'm saying? It's something that people are already familiar with, even if they don't know directly when you do it, they already familiar with it because of the show. I remember, bro, I was in my fucking Uber watching Martin in the backseat. Like, mind you, my Uber driver, she's foreign.

Like, she barely spoke English. Whole time, like, she takes me to my spot. She's laughing. Like, she's hearing, like, shenay and hellas shit. That is funny as fun. Like, she dropped me off. She was like, what is that show do you want to watch? That is great.

I was like, Martin. Martin? Like, yeah, Martin, it's on Netflix. It's like right here. So, it was so funny. Thank you. That is great. Like, you feel me?

Like, I just peep, like, you know what I'm saying? So when I see shit like that, I emulate shit like, you know, with the Tommy Davison's and the Martin Lawrence or even with the Jim Carries or like with the Cat Williams too. I even try to, I try to do it my best, but that shit is so hard when I be trying to get into that intellectual comedy like Dave Chappelle or George Carlin. Yeah, where the joke starts from the beginning, and then by the end it all come together. I know exactly what you're talking about. Like, were you not just saying something up front and then it make you laugh?

Like, no, you got to really sit, listen from the beginning to the end. You got to really get the sense of humor, you got to fully listen to get the joke. I get exactly what you're saying. Jokes where you really got to hear me, you know what I'm saying. I'm really saying some shit, though. And there's some truth in it too. I get exactly what you're saying. All right, so boom, once you get into the sketch three times a day, where you're going

in from there? Like, what you're doing? Are you starting to get traction yet? Like, is it cracking, cracking as far as your Instagram? Like, you know what's going on? Yeah, it's getting a little bit. You got a job at this point? How you stand afloat?

Yeah, I was having, I had hell of jobs at that point. I was working at fucking. Tell me about that. I was working at, like, Ace Hardware. I was working at FedEx. I was working at Amazon. You were driving at FedEx? Nah.

I was going to do it. I used it at the warehouse. Nah. I used it at the warehouse. Let's belt. Nigger, nigger, come in a day. We got an overload truck. Fuck.

All my warehouse, diggas. Overload, nigga, I'm to the other one, nigga. Yeah, I have FedEx. Which was graveyard or something? Middle or not? I was like during the day. Like early in the day. That's what I was ass?

Yeah. I never had no way. It wasn't really as. It was my manager. I ain't gonna lie. And it was on some whole shit, man. Like, bro, G.O.D. I didn't, bro. G.D.I.

I got locked up during that looting shit. Like that when it was protesting, that nigga was then in front of fire room. That's crazy. He was like, he was like, I mean, I guess. But just don't let that happen again. I'm fighting for the people. He was not fucking with you. Nah, so what other jobs you had around that point?

I had Home Depot. I was working with my nigger vegan mob. What's up, but you need these hardware stores, game? You said what? What's up, but you need these hardware stores? Oh, man, it's a hell of place. That's a house, home depot. It's a hell of place to sleep at hardware store.

You can find you a tuck spot at hardware. That's a hell of place to sleep. Home Depot, I was tug, me, what? This is stupid. Oh my so. Nick, I was tucked, nigger. What? Yeah, I went down depot.

You're talking, bro. I was a vegan mob. What's vegan mob? It's a vegan restaurant in Oakland. Shout on my boy Don Toriano. Okay. He got a couple franchises in the bay and shit. What you were doing?

I was a cashier. Okay. But when I was doing that though, I already made itch me. So niggas is coming up to the counter like... So you're already doing your thing at this point. Yeah. How do you balance both? Because that's hard.

I was doing skits at the job. Like, bro, at Home Depot, bro, I had the little lever thing where you can go all the way up and shit and down, bro. I used to be kidding off with that. And this is the time, nigga, I remember. I see why you asked how many jobs. Nicker running them cameras back.

Like, look at this dumb ass, nigga doing skits playing with the lever and shit. Get him to fuck up out of here. Like, what are you doing? G. G. But yeah,

I was doing skits at work, bro. But I ain't going to lie at Home Depot. That was the one I was catting off the most. That is crazy. Because I did the graveyard shift at Home Depot. My ship ended up at the night. I did like, what was I doing?

I did, I did nine to five. How many people was working with you at that point? Like, at Home Depot? Yeah, who there with you when this is great, bro? It's just you or it's like a whole. It's a whole crew of people. We just stocking, because we're getting ready for the opening. So we're just stocking shit.

Okay, okay, okay, okay. So you feel me? But the show was fucking around. That's crazy. The motherfucker. So, nigga, how you come, speaking of that? Because you said, it's the Ishmi already. How do you come up with this?

When does this come about? Like, you know what I'm saying? How you come up with the Ishma? Gather around, children. Um, so I was doing skits at the time. I had one series of skits where me and my homie would see each other. And it was like some Tom and Jerry Beef. Like I see this nigga be like, that's that nigga right there.

Oh, you're on that nigga? What's that with blood? Like every time we see each other. So it was one where the nigga put like, he was just pulling up to chill with us. But I was like, when he pulled up, I was like, hey, bro, record this shit. So I record, I'm like, bro, this nigga keep pulling up on me, nigga. and I get up on this nigga. So I hop up about the car.

Like, grab that nigga around the shirt. I'm like, this is the exact words. I'm like, listen here, nigga. Around here, nigga, this vicinity, nigga. Smeen, nigga. Smey, nigga. All right, nigga. Like, I was, all right, nigga.

But my nigga James, he's just sitting there like, Oh, my God. Like, so. This nigga's retort. So I did that. That was a whole skit by itself. It wasn't even about to it's me. Ah.

But I took that clip of me doing it. Mind you, this is still around COVID. Okay. So I took that clip of me saying, it's me and put it on TikTok. And I was like, when your iPhone don't recognize you with your mask. Because this was the start of COVID type shit. So it was like, so I was like, your iPhone don't recognize you out to my ass. Like, it's me, nigga.

Like, it's me, like, you feel me? So that went up. That went, that went up though. And then after that, right, got like a million views. Like, no, they got like four, five million views on TikTok. Oh, your own TikTok? Yeah. So this is my, I'm on my fifth TikTok page.

I'm on my first time. I'll ask you about that too. Yeah. So at this point, I'm at like 200K, like followers on this first one. Viral. So, like, so after I did that right, the first famous nigga to say it was N. NL. Lee Chapa. Hmm.

Nellie Chapa. He put it on his snap. He was at this golf course. He was like, fuck around. And so he's like, yeah, schween, nigga. It's swinging a hell of people were sending me that. I'm like, oh shit. So I did a video to that, reacted to that, right?

And then boom, right after that, Kai, Kaysana said it. Kajan not said it. And he kept, but with the thing with Kai said not right, Anna Lee Chappo was the only one to like, kind of like, you feel me, like a problem. Yeah, you know what I'm saying? He put it like, he was laughing under my comments and shit. Like, you know what I'm saying?

He liked the video on shit. Kai, the only interaction I had with Kai was like, I retweeted a tweet, somebody tweet me. And I'm like, thank you, Kyle. using my shit, he just liked it. But Kai has been saying this so much and he's going to viral with him saying it so much that people

think he started it. You feel what I'm saying? You got to click because I know for a fact. We know who started the issue. You feel me? You know what I'm saying? Really like, really like, really like is me nigga and the first problem I had with that shit was just hilarious.

Just hilarious. She spoke on it? No, she did it. Oh, she did it. She did the motherfucker. Right? So she was on what. I did see that, I did see that speak about that. What happened? She was on Wiling Out. And it was like some game or something, right, where they had to say some funny shit

and come out. But she was like something, something. It's me, nigga, like, did the whole chest pound and everything. Like, it's me, nigga. So, you know, people sending me that and shit. Of course. So I'm like, oh, this crazy. So I posted her clip on my page.

I'm like, I'm like, oh, man, this crazy. Like, make sure y'all tag Jess. Tell her it's me, nigga. She confirmed it. She already said she took the clip from my video and put it on her pace, you know, for the while not promo, like Catch Me Next Thursday, VH1, all the shit. So, you know, like I did with all the other ones,

I go under her comments. I'm like, it's not you, it's me, nigga, but I'm like, thank you, you know what I'm saying? Thank you. She's like, boy, I said, it's not, it's fuck is you, little ass, boy, get the fuck out of my shit. You ain't even start that shit, like, going crazy. She probably read that,

because, you know, text get a miscommunicated real easy. I said, thank you. You feel? Maybe she interpreted that it's not you in a whole other way. Yeah, I started looking like 50 cents. What she said fuck me for? Man, so. So you got a little internet beefed her for a little bit.

So yeah, so when motherfucker's seen that, you know, my whole, all my supporters just start going crazy now. Now you're feeling everybody bad for you now. Now I'm talking about, then you got your people coming at me all sideways and shit. You came at me sideways and shit. But I broke it down so gracefully, though. She was like, you're not the first. going to say it's or you're not the first one to say it's me i said no no no no no no i can make my own shit it's me correct i know probably i of course a lot of motherfuckers probably say it's me

before though but how many i've never heard exactly how you do it with the whole everything like you know i'm saying even that way how many how many fucking people say yeah wasn't okay everybody so when you hear when you hear it say like yeah what okay who do you think of Exactly. Little John. That's a very good point. You know what I'm saying? It's not the word.

We didn't say, yeah, okay, and what for, niggas, millions of years, nigga. You feel what I'm saying? So it ain't about you being the first to say it. It's about how you do it. It's not the word. That's how you said the word. And it's also about owning it because this shit is trademark. Speak about that.

What made you want to do that? I ain't go lie. I spoke about this with innovators too. Shout out to my boy. Shout out to my boy. Good people's. My big inspiration to young Busco. He was a Bay Area comedian.

He was doing his thing on the social media long before me. Okay. You know, he used to be good. Like, he used to do, like, the most maniacious shit. Like, you know the what are those? Facts. That's my nigga. That's my nigga.

That's my nigga. You know what I'm saying? You never trademarked that, huh? You know what I'm saying? So that shit got on Black Panther. Damn. You feel what I'm saying? That could have changed that man's life.

You know what I'm saying? And I just, that was just a big thing, even for the Bay, where a lot of people don't even know, that's a real. Real Bay Saint. Like, that's from the Bay for real. You know what I'm saying? I didn't know that at all. You feel me?

And this shit is really monumental because it's like, this is a real Bay thing. Like a nigga from the Bay did this, bro. I own this shit. Not even I, nigga, we own this shit. This is a Bay thing, we all got this shit, bro. You feel me, bro? So when niggas say this, it's me and you see, like Tusi just said that shit, niggas just sending me that shit.

Like, you know, when you hear that shit, they ain't just mind-common shit. That's for the whole Bay for real, bro. Because we has, because we had the opportunity. that they did not give us, our credits for. If that, you feel me, if the business is, that. That's a fact. That was a big inspiration to Young Busco, man, RIPD Young Boosco, for real. Mm-mm.

Yeah, speaking of that shit going viral on TikTok, bro, how do you lose five TikToks and Instagram? No, bro. I'm on my third Instagram. I'm on my third Instagram. Bro, saying to it's me, nigger, bro. I couldn't post the original video under my own sound. And somebody took my sound and did my video and made it they sound. That's crazy.

So every time I did my video, with the ish-meen-knig. It would go to him. Yeah, not even him. I just had to put it under a different sound. And sometimes I would forget, you know, I just post. And they would go to the original one. You feel me?

No, it will go to my own. Which is not you, but it's him. No, no, the thing about it, though, is that when I did it with my own sound, you know, TikTok regulations, when you have your own sound, they have a platform where they want other people to do your sound, make videos with your sound. So I don't know why when I did it with my sound, I guess they didn't want to have the Ismeen nigga in it. But, like, you feel me?

Because every time I said the Ismean nigga, they took it down for, like, bullying racist marks or some shit like that. You know what I'm saying? So I'm like, but why the fuck when he do that shit, he don't get took down? Right. And he got like, then there, 2,000 videos made it to my shit. You ever figured out what that was about? I don't know, bro, but.

So what did you do? Like, end up changing how you spelled it or like what? Like, what's the way around that? I just put it under a different sound. Just, you feel me? One of the, just the trending sounds that's on TikTok. So they was taking a whole TikTok down, not just the post. The first one I got took down at 200K.

Second one was, uh, second one. was 90, third one was 50, the fourth one was 45, and then I'm on this one right now is 50 again. That's wild, bro. But see, I don't be tripping though because you see the numbers like, I can get it back. You still do your thing. You feel me? Facts.

As long as you still got the talent, niggins, then my fellow come back slowly but surely. Oh my son. So, niggie, man, speaking of a talent, man, how did you come up with the Chad character? We got to get to that. We got to get to Chad. We got to get to Chad. You know I know what's going on, man. We got to get to Chad, bro.

Tell me how Chad came about. Chad came about, you know, I was always good with impressions and shit. You know, I was, you know, doing like hella voices, white people or like some Indian or like some Mexican folks or something shit. Like I was always good with the impressions and shit. But hell of people were like finding that white boy shit, funny shit. And then, but I was like, damn, I need a character. I was talking to that nigga Philly.

I was like, man, I need a character. We're going to talk about him a little later too. Yeah. But he was like, because he already had his Bob Black shit. And I was like, man, he was like, man, he was like, man, he was like, man, he was like, man, he had a nigga, niggas, just in case had an extra wig. And he said, take this one. Crazy. He was like, take this one.

I'm like, I'm like, all right, bit. And I put it on. He was like, what's your name going to be? I'm like, shot. I'm like, like a nigga just transformed. G. Like a nigga just transformed like as soon as I put it on like, how do you feel? Fucking Rod.

You embrace that motherfucker as soon as you put the wig, bro. It's so, bro, it's so crazy though, right? Because it's like, bro, when I was doing that shit heavy, niggas wanted Chad more than me. Like, nigga, I'm pulling up to a bench. Oh, fuck, Boole, we're Chad at. Like, nigger, dry and's fuck, nigga, we're Chad at. Just like old boy from Oakland who act like the Oakland nigga with the dreads. What's his name?

Sonny Bo, my nigga Louis Bell. My nigga Sonny Bo and Lewis. Yeah, facts. Damn, so how you deal with that, though? That shit ain't bothered you? Like, I ain't true because it's still me regardless type of shit. How you fucked about it? I mean, um.

Or did it bother you? The only thing that bothered to be motherfuckers would be touching my, the hair and shit. Gio, Gio, bro, it would be like the bitches and shit, bro. Because I'd be in the club like Chad and shit, right? You go to the club as Chad. I'm up into the club and hell. Me and Chad been out, nigga. What?

Chad go crazy, nigga. You gotta think my nigga Chad from South Dakota. They don't got shit out there, nigga. So when he comes to debate, they fuck with me, he turned up, nigga. Man, that nigga be going crazy, nigga, but he'd be, in the club and shit, bro. The bitch is he like, oh my god, is that shit real? A bitch? I didn't have to go back to Bulu.

Hey, hey, don't do that, brother. You're retarded, bro. But you know what the funniest shit is when niggas, I really be acting white as Chad and niggas be trying to have me say it's me, nigger. I'd be like, they be like, bro, say it's me, nigger. Oh, bro, I can't say that, man. man you know i can't say that man imagine in this black ass nigger in the in the club with like a dirty blonde wig no no brunette brunette brown whatever it's like a dirty blonde like joe mullet and he got this with this trump to pay on talking about bruh like this

nigga is retarded bro it'd be crazy though because niggas really fuck with it that's the fact Chad does go viral. And it be like a safe space for my other fans, though. You feel like they relate to that? You feel me? They be feeling like they got to be, when they see Chad, like, too, I want to roll. Like, they start getting their white boy out like, dude, where's Chad? I want to roar.

Where's the flow? Like, bro. You feel like that's for your white fans. Bro, I got a song with Chad, bro, that dinner went like mini viral brus called sometimes. Bro, this thing that kill me when he talk about Chad, like it's not him. You feel me? He's funny. Because it don't be me without, you feel me?

It really don't It really is Bro GOD when I put that motherfucker on Do I respond to boo? Different person Nah, real shit

though Do you turn to a whole That's real acting though That's what actors do You feel when they get their roles That's some Al Pacino shit Like that's what they do Nicker turn it in the Scarface

For a year But year You know what I'm saying I had a song called Sometimes like Sometimes Sometimes sometimes You don't even give a fuck

About me You just want my energy Like, bro, that shit, I had little niggas in the fucking trenches. They was like, sometimes, sometimes, you know what? Bro, like, bro, a nigga sent me a-you-all-here making soft rock songs. A nigga sent me a DM, bro. His girl was like, his girl was like, why he don't spend the DM message like, why you don't spend time me, I'm going to block you.

He sent the voice message, sometimes, sometimes, sometimes. This, like, I'm going to block you. You're retarded, bro. But for real, though, bro, I ain't a lot. Jack your hell of love. And I performed as Chad one time. Where was you at? I was in Oakland.

I performed sometimes. I had a groupie and everything. The bitch, the bitch had Chad loves me on her ass and shit. It was lit. Yes. Oh, my God. But you know, but you know, it was in Oakland though. So, you know, they was kind of looking at me like, like, what the fuck this nigga doing?

No, I remember. I remember when it was a bit at the club, she had a whole poster too. That's what I'm talking about. I love Chad. I had a whole groupie at that motherfucker. G-O-D. The post or everything, bro. That's weird.

You made that and brought it to the club. But, you know, but look, I seen that, right? And I seen how they was like, what the fuck? So it made me like, I'm not going to lie. I never been around this many black people, but fuck it. Like, fuck it. Y'all uncomfortable, y'all making me uncomfortable. You're retarded, bro.

Did that shit, bro. So you be doing skips for rappers with Chad to? Yeah, I did skis with Chad. He did skis with Babystone Gorilla. That was the Babystone Monkeys. That's crazy Fuck Oh GOD

This nigga right Yeah GOD That was like Who's called Baby stole monkeys My nigga My nigga

My nigga Myrug What the fuck Nick dumb Who else I did Oh I did one with

DB So Chad's about A bad clan He signed The DB So you feel me But Speaking

To do To do Collows with rappers In general What made You want to do Collows With your skits

And shit Um That was my thing When I was Um That was my thing When I was like The

Peter getting like famous, you gotta do the skits with the celebrities. Like that's how you get up because that's all I was seeing with the big other ones. So I was like, that's my thing. Like, damn, how I do the skits for the celebrities? So that was always my thing. And the first one I did was C. Lee has set me up with, um. Child to my boys. See, Lee.

See, Lee has set me up with fucking with Simba. Okay. But this was when he just did that first LA Leakers freestyle. He was going viral. You feel me? He was talking. He was talking. Spice.

Right. And he just came off there. And I was doing, I did like two, three skisers. with him. Like, you feel me? So that was the, I was like, damn, like, okay. And then that's too, I had asked, I was, I had asked Philly too. I'm like, because I seen him he was doing skits with Zay banging shit and all the little beans and shit, I'm like, damn, how are you doing all the skits of celebrities? How you do that shit? He was like, man, I just been knowing these niggas, like, these just my little niggas, like, you know what I'm saying? They

ain't really like celebrities to me, like, just keep doing your shit. I'm like, all right, but I was like, yeah, that was my main thing, like, doing the skits with the celebrities. That's how a nigga gonna go up. That's crazy. I'm tripping or am I wrong when somebody told me that your dad was crying all along? Huh? I'm tripping. Yeah.

Somebody was tripping? Yeah, somebody really tripping. Because I'm like, I couldn't find that. I'm like somebody's tripping like a world. No cab, I couldn't find that. Hey, but man, you know. But anywho. Yeah.

Speaking of the chat, man, you know, before we get into the bullshit, you know we got to shine in all the good shit. I'm not kind of nigga. We're going to get the good shit. But you feel me? Speaking of the chat, man. said my nigga Philly B came helped you do the little trash shit so bro I seen y'all niggas was like this you and Philly B was like this now y'all lonesome Kendrick Drake

this songs and shit what's going on bro how did this come about man because I seen Philly side I ain't really seen your side I've heard Philly side I haven't heard your side yet man for the people who don't know Philly B is a fellow San Francisco comedian and shit you You know what I'm saying, man. How did this come about, bro? Because y'all was real close from what it seemed. You know, I just seen the interview the other day. And one thing I would say is that you can't tell the whole truth without telling your truth.

You feel me? And I'm not even going to speak on no messy shit and bastard nigga name, but I'm going to just speak on some things that's really like out of the order, though, on that shit, though. But it's really just been on some shit, like way back. Like, this shit just been brewing, bro. Like, you know what I'm saying? And I don't know. Like if you heard in the interview, bro, he said like, I wanted a nigger in my car to be around.

I wanted a funny nigga on the side of me to be in my car and shit to ride around and shit. So you wanted me to be your robin. But then the robin became Batman and you mad at that. You stole my analogy. I used this all the time. But not, I'm not going to do that. I'm not going to do that, because it's not even Batman.

It's more. You're talking that shit. It's not even more of a Batman. It's more of a red. I feel just like that. You're talking that shit. It's not even more of a Batman. It's more of a Red Hood, Jason Todd type shit.

I use Nightwing. Nightwing, yeah. I use Nightwing. I was like, I turned through the nightwing and niggas still old-ass Batman and can't handle it. Because it's like, bro, like, like he said, bro. He keeps trying to say like, this is my day one, brother. Like this is like we've been through it all like, bro. Don't get me wrong.

We've been together for a minute, bro. Like, you know what I'm saying? We don't help each other for show. But I met you in 2020, bro. You feel what I'm saying? This is a day one right here, nigga. I've been knowing this, nigga, since 2013, but you know what my shit didn't happen before 2020.

Right. You feel what I'm saying? Like, not to say, like, I ain't trying to say, like, we ain't, like that. We ain't cool, but, you know what I'm saying? Or shit, like, you know what I'm saying? It never mattered, but don't try to put it on. Like, you just, you know what I'm saying?

Was there since the beginning, nigga, and I made you, nigga, like. Yeah, because that's the consensus that I got from his interview was, nigga, I made Boole and, and, nigga, did some, some, some, some, some, did you crash his car? No, no, no. Let me speak on that. Did you crash his car? No, let me speak on that.

I did put a little dead in it, though. And I... Hey! Hey! No, but look. Let me speak on that, though, right? He said in the interview, he was going to give me the car

so I can go fuck with a bitch and he's going to use a girl car. No. I got the car so I can... But I had my own weed at the time. My home bags, I was pumping my own shit out. I wanted to go around. I wanted to use a car to bus sales.

I didn't want to use a car just to fuck a bitch. Okay. But for sure, hit a car, put it in that shit. And I was hella worried about that shit. I did everything in my power to fix that shit. And I can't know who has a man after that shit and told him. He said he didn't tell him. No, no, no.

I can't. Okay. How the fuck I'm not going to tell you? You're going to see it. We're going to have to speak him on it later. I can't. I said, Philly Beyond, I'm so sorry, bro. I didn't mean to do that, bro.

But it's a little Daniel car, bro. You feel me? You know what I'm saying? He was just on the, bro, like, damn, bro. But you're fucked up. It's good, though. But he's like, damn, bro. You know what I'm saying?

It's a damn. But like he's trying to make it seem like I just, bach, man, here you go. Like, you're like, nah, bro. Feel me, don't do that. And that wasn't like the, the catalyst of the beef. That was just a little shit. Okay, okay, okay, okay. See, a lot of, bro, that's what I'm-

That's kind of what it felt like. A lot of that shit in the interview, bro, he was just seeing, it was, it just seemed like a fucking, like, interrogation. Niggas just squeezing everything you know about Bulu out. Like, the shit didn't even like, like, what the, why are you talking, the nigger talking about how I take his shit before every show and shit. How I'm just a nervous-ass nigga.

Nigger, have you done stand-up, nigga? I'm nervous than a motherfucker. I ain't like, every time before I get on stage and do a show, I'd be nervous. I got a shit, nigga. I'm like, you're just saying weird shit, bro. But that's what I'm saying. Where you feel like the stem of the beef was from? Bro, I ain't going to lie.

It was some shit like out of nowhere, bro. Like, bro, she was just cool, bro. And then nigger just hit me on some shit like, bro, I don't. I feel like, I feel like you don't, you don't really be fucking with niggas no more. Like the streets watching, like, you don't really, you don't really be like, you don't really fucking niggas no more. I know we're not cool. I'm like, because mind you, he'd been saying that little slick shit before at times.

So I'm like, bro, why do you keep saying that? I don't have no reason to not fuck with y'all. Like, this is a time, this is nothing going on. I don't have no reason to not fuck with you. I don't know why you keep saying that. He's like, nah, bro, I just know we're not real friends like that. Like, it's cool. Like, you know what I'm saying, the streets watching all that shit.

I would never understand why you feel like that, bro. I said, bro, I love you. It's all love on my side. Shit like that, bro. He said, bro, I just know we're not real friends. We're more so as coworkers type of shit. We're just going to leave it at that. Right after he said that, he put a post on Instagram, like deleted 30 minutes after he tagged me.

He said, me and Bulu are no longer friends. We are just coworkers. And he posted and deleted it, right? So that shit went on for a couple days. I didn't talk to him. Then he going to hit me like, you ain't trying to holler. I'm like, bro, I thought you wasn't fuck with me. But I'm like, what's up?

He's like, I feel like you don't be vouching for me, like how you be, like, how you're supposed to. Like, I feel like you don't be doing like, you know what I'm your brother. Like, you know, I feel like you don't be asking me for a ride and shit like that. I'm like, bro, every time a nigga come up to me talking about I need somebody else, I say your name. That's not in my power to, you feel me to, if a motherfucker gonna pick you or not, but I'm gonna say your name every time and I do that every time and shit like that. But it's shit like that where he'd be like, R is good. And then like two, three months later, he'd do the same shit.

But you act in Hollywood, you act just where you don't bring me to no show. or some shit. I'm like, I'm like, bro, I'm just like, is we at a time, he like, he feel like I'm leaving him or something. Right, because that's what I was fun to say. Because from like, from what you saying, it kind of sound like you felt like, all y'all came together, y'all, y'all start going up

and then he feel like you kind of leaving him and he's trying to check and then he, he felt like you're not reassuring him that I'm not going to leave you. That was you saying? Yeah, but he coming back like, he coming back trying to make shit cool like, you didn't just do, like, you didn't just say what the fuck you just said.

You know what I'm saying? Like words of seeds and seeds grow So you gotta be careful what you're planning And who garden you in You feel what I'm saying So it was kind of a discord After that like you keep doing that shit Like it would be cool and in two, three weeks or something later

You got a problem or some And then I feel like I'm a fake nigga on my end For not even addressing this shit as a real man Like man we need to talk about this Because I kind of just was like on some All right man Whatever you feel me You feel me but that was fake on me

Not to be like bro now we need to talk about Because this shit you keep doing this shit is weird Like, you keep doing this shit. I never did that. So it kind of just got to the point where I was just kind of like, this distancing myself because it's like, bro, it's just, hello. I don't know even how to feel or be around you. You keep saying this shit.

Like, you feel what I'm saying? And then the last time I talked to him before this shit happened, he said the same shit like, you, uh, bro, you hella changed on me. Because I just had my show in the city. Like, you hella changed on me. You ain't brought me to not one show like or something. Like, you went hell of Hollywood. I'm like, bro.

I'm Hollywood because I ain't brought you the one show I put you on my fucking comedy special the first one ever we didn't did hell of this shit together bro and niggas might not it's a little comedy special but that shit meant a lot to me bro. That was my first one ever bro

and I handpicked them niggas specifically because I wanted y'all on there bro and that really meant a lot to me bro and I put you on there bro so don't even try to even pass that though but don't even try to say some shit like I'm changing on you or you like going Hollywood like do you know how many other niggas I got that

I've been knowing like since him like 10 year plus relationship relationships and shit. They ain't even been to the shows and shit. You know what I'm saying? But we still, because they know at the end of the day. Sometimes I can only bring one nigga. Sometimes I'll only bring three niggas.

And I'm going to pick my niggas I've been knowing for 10 years. You feel me? Over, you know what I'm saying? Like, so that shit just kept getting weird after that. So I'm like, I just kept it cool. But with the disc track, um. What made it come about? Like more shit start coming after this?

The this. So when I made the disc track, it wasn't even trying to be like, this is going to be like the end. doll braw like I'm trying to make I'm trying to really like start some shit like nah this is just more like oh I got a lot of beef going on can't bring this shit doing it let me try to catch my way what would happen let me grab my surfboard what would happen if just the comedian starting to be but but I say where I fucked up to him my niggas told me for real I should have told niggas in advance for show right I for that you did mention hell

I did. The niggas you mentioned besides him, maybe because if y'all already had shit going on, you probably should have hit everybody else. Like, hey, gang, I'm funny, you feel me, play around real quick. And not, but that was my thing. I didn't hit niggas and I just wanted, I just wanted that element of surprise. Like, what the fuck? Like, I really wanted that shock about you. But that was, that was some wrong shit on me. I should have let niggas know on that shit. You're correcting it here. Yeah, but for sure. But that shit, too. And that was just selfish and narcissistic, Philip, to fucking make that whole song about you. It was 20 niggas I sit on that song.

I just told a nigga, I'm going to jump you with two other niggas. I hope you used to six legs. That's who I really wanted to respond back with Simba. I really wanted Simba to respond back. That's who I wanted, nigga. Like, I just told that nigga fuck you in your tunnel of Jews. You are crazy. I'm risking my career, nigga.

And you worried about my shit. That's crazy. That's crazy. That's what I'm risking my career, nigga. You were up in a wild And then that's the thing, bro It's like I ain't even Disrespecting, nigga

None of this song Bro, I said shit like But we have roast sessions all day, bro Everything I said in that song It's nothing I wouldn't say In a fucking roast battle, bro Hearing you talk about it It sounds like you got hell of love for bro

Hearing him talk about it It sounds like, nigga That diss was it was it Nica it's up from this disc I was saving you from getting your ass beat Nick I'm gonna knock you out When I see you Hold on bro, Chuck

When I talked about this situation You have I ever bash that nigga name Nah, not at all, for real. I just speak- And I know Phil too. Personally, I know Phil too. So you feel me? Like when we talk about this shit, like real, like, there ain't nothing bashing about this shit.

We really come to sense about this shit for real. Because like, bro, when that first shit happened, like, I was with child, I'm really, like, was sitting here confused. Like, I'm like, bro, what is, like, what the fuck? Like, why these niggas is acting like this? Like, because he's trying to make it seem like, because I told the nigger, right? Because he said in that interview, too, I told the nigger, he felt like I'd be leaving me like when we be going on. I said, bro, we both be doing our own thing. So when we both do our own thing, when we come together, it's bigger than it was before.

You feel me? When you're doing your own shit and got your own shit. I got to build me too. You feel me? You know what I'm saying? I ain't going to be carrying your hand all the way. You feel what I'm saying? You trying to make it seem like you just showed me the game and everything.

Like, bro, like, I'm not going to give it wrong. He gave me some game. But don't try to, you just made me, nigga. And if you did, nigga, make another me. You know what I'm saying? So, um, yeah.

Another thing in the nigga said in the interview, but the nigger said that he had to save you from getting your ass beat from some shit. How true is that? Bro, so that situation with the bike. I crashed a nigger moped on the, what's up with you? What's up with you?

Bro, the brakes didn't work. Nigel, you would crash everything. The brakes didn't work. This is crazy. And that's not even the big crashes. Let's not getting to the foreign. Yeah, bro. I was going to say that too.

Let's not get to the forum. God damn. Let's not get to the forum. You cannot, this can't try to save it's fucking life. No, no, no. That was before I had my license. Bro, tell me. The bike.

The bike, bro. So the bike, bro. Like, the bike shit happened right. Like, he was hot at that moment, right? Like, he was hot. Like, but I'm like, bro, like, my fault, bro. Like, I don't mean to like, like, I did not me to do that.

Like, whatever I got to do, just let me know. He's like, man, like, fuck, man. Just, you feel me like, you know, like, you're like, like, you're like, you're like, man, fuck. You're like, you're like, you're like, you feel me. He wasn't even on that timing. But now around the time, when they come back, niggas in his head and shit, pipe him up and shit, like, now he want to fight and shit.

Like, I don't even, like, I don't even, like, I don't even, like, I don't want to do that type of shit. You feel me? What we swobling for, like, I mean, yeah, I feel he was intervening like, not, like, I don't do that type of shit, like for show, but it wasn't on no point like, nigger swinging on me, he holding me back, he's holding him back like, I don't want to fight. Like, you know what I just want to fight because it wasn't, it was just cool. Like, why are you going to pipe up now?

Like, you know what I'm saying? So that's what that was. Yeah, bro. Yeah, bro. Yeah, bro. Yeah, you talking about something you got a love for a man. But he said when he see you, you're all going to fight and all this. How you feel about that one, bro.

That's the thing though, right? With that shit, right. He, he the only one, like I said, I said, 20 niggas song. in that shit, bro. And said way more disrespectful shit to him to them other people than I did to him. Like I said, all this shit I said in that song with shit I was saying in the IG floor

if your head big as fuck, your breath stink. Nigger, you'd be dancing after after hours. Nick, your health is at risk. Nicky, like, you feel me? I would say that if he was roasting type shit. You feel me? That wasn't even a really a diss. So I heard him talking about it.

It sounded like, nigga, you said something. Crazy about, like you said something. Like you said something about the nigga mama or something. No, that was the second one when he came at the... So look, I dropped the first. I dropped the first one just that was just trolling this shit, right? Okay. You feel me?

Like, so the only reason I dropped the second one, he, excuse me, he dropped his desk talking about, bully is a bitch, folks is a bitch, your daddy a bitch, brother a bitch and all that. Like, you feel me, like said my government name in hell of shit. Like going crazy. All right. All right. Oh, you want to rap. I'm sure you how to rap.

So on the second one, man, how did you get? What you say? You got to tell the people. Let's just say his mother doesn't want to see his face. You know that's my shit. You know that's my shit. They massacred my boon.

You love my God. You are stupid, man. Tell up it what you said, man. I was just, I just said how it is. Then he hello, he hello. Like, and. And that's, no, matter of fact, that's the thing too, bro. I don't like these situations, niggas, because

why am I the most mature one in this situation? That's how you feel? Niggas is down there for being 40. And lack an emotional intelligence. No, for real, though. No, for real, though. No, like, dead ass, though. And not just him, that's what a lot of motherfuckers.

Because, you know, I hang with other people. So I'll be trying to get my game and shit from other people. But even within that game, I can see. the imbalances of some shit. We all got our own shit, but I can see this shit. A nigga lacking and got some emotional intelligence.

And it's lacking. Sheesh. And it's a lot of situations where these niggas be way older to me and I'm the most mature one in this situation with some emotional intelligence because niggas just want to be

hoo-rah-rah and all this shit. Like, bro, like, you want to be a comedian or you want to be a street nigger because you're trying to take this what it's supposed to be was to kept on the ground to the streets and shit. It ain't even supposed to be going like that.

But now you're going off saying, my folks is bitch is disrespecting the name and shit. Like, the least I could do is drop another one. Like, I think I should be more mad than him. Right, right. You're right. You're right. You're right.

Shout to that nigga Philly, bro. No cap. I think, bro, y'all niggas was going crazy together, bro. I thought that was a real good duo. You feel me? But, hey, like we've seen with what? With my own history, sometimes them duos don't always, you know what I'm saying? It don't always work.

No cap. But I love to see y'all niggas back together, but y'all niggas was hilarious. No cap. You feel me? But a nigga definitely wanted to hear your side of it for a for a show. You know, and I thought about that a long time too, coming up to this interview, if I was going, you feel me even speak on or just leaving alone. But I feel like, you know, we in the age of the internet where if a nigga don't say

nothing, then whatever that nigger say is true. Facts. And I don't be fucking with that. You didn't really come at it from a hell of negative standpoint. in my opinion, you know what I'm saying? No cap. But it's always two-size-s-s-a-story. I'm just speaking on how what it is.

With three, really. And why it's like that? Because it just ain't no, you're trying to make it like, it's just one-time shit, bro. Like, it's just, this is just the, like, this is it. Like, this is why we falling out

because it is. No, nigga. I thought this shit was on some trolling shit from the jump. Everybody did, bro. And I did, too. I didn't know if I should ask you or not, because I'm like, is these niggas- joking?

Yeah. I'm like, what the hell? I'm trolling like, bro, Like, literally, bro, like, because the people that I came out in the first song, it was like mostly for the comedians. You was trolling for all. Yeah, but I had some real shit to go out because Barbie, I said Barbie shit because she said my shit in the bar wars. She said, when I say, it's me, nigga, I'm not joking. I said, okay.

I came out. I wanted to come at Simba because she was in his little beef with the Dreamville, nigga, and I just want to see if he respond to me. But Simba, no, too. I get in that ring, boy. Simba cold. Simba cold is fun. Like, Nick, he ain't met motherfucking schkaw. Booker, too.

Like, you feel me? That's another one, nigga, I wanted to respond to. But, like, everybody that I said in those songs is cool. Right. Except for you. You're fucking stupid. Hey, you're done. Bro.

Another question I went to ask you is, bro, what has been the most challenging aspect of your career so far, you think? Challenging aspect. I think really finding that balance between being, you know, being on the gram and shit and getting back to what's real, you feel me? Because it's really, you know, that social media shit. Yeah, yeah, you know, once you turn your phone off, the social media shit is gone. In real life, you feel me. So I'm trying to, I feel like that's the hardest aspect of trying to get, you know, all my

real life shit intact before I really attack the whole social media game and shit. make sure I'm getting my shit up, make sure I'm really getting game, trying to be a man and shit really on my, on my tent toes and shit. Just little shit, the little details that make into the perfect shit before I can really, you feel me, go crazy and shit on the gram and shit. No, that's a fact. Bro, so once you start going crazy with the skits and all of that, I've seen you, you damn there got some hits with the music, man.

What made you really want to get back into that? Because you said you always been a fan, you familiar the rapping at the bars. What made you want to be like, all right, nigga? And now I'm fin to start making these songs and shit. Like like with the, it's me, nigga, I got to be. You feel me? Like, what's going on, man? So, you know, like I said, I was always rapping, freestyle and writing, rap to my journal and shit.

But that was always my thing. Like, I wanted to freestyle. And that's what I thought niggas did too, because I never knew anything about, you know, studio etiquette. You know, niggas punching in and all that shit. I used to think niggas was one take every time. I'm like, these niggas is goats. Right. But, yeah, so the first song I ever recorded, I was actually with this, we was like 14, 15,

and in my nigga Aiden house, White Boy in the fucking avenues in the city. This nigga, bro, this nigga Pops, nigga, believed in us. My nigga Aiden was a producer. Nika Pops with the guitar center spent 15 bands on studio equipment, speakers, software, nigga, everything. So, nigga, we was in there busing, nigga, all day. The first song we made, all gas, no brakes. I freestyle that motherfucker.

I was like, born in the city, hundred and the fifties. What around here? When you're from here 50? What am I, I, don't lie. And I was like, dang, like, I can really, all right. So that's something. But I still didn't take it serious. Like, that was just a rap song.

And then the second one I made, I was, when I got kicked out, I was living in Georgia with my nigga, C.K. He was already making music. Hello. Like, really making music before me, like in the dorms and shit. But I just wanted to try my shit out because I was already writing raps down. I was like, let me put it on a beat. So again, I still didn't know about the punching shit like that.

So I was trying to get my shit right. And then I just started going to the studio more because that's why before I even started dropping the music, I just wanted to get comfortable in the studio more. You know what I'm saying? Getting good formality with how you approach these songs and all this kind of shit. Connecting with engineers and producers, knowing what the fuck an equalizer and reverbs and all that shit is

because knowing just what I want to make shit easier and shit. But with the I got a bitch shit right, Like that was the first song like I officially dropped like really as an artist and shit. Like I had dropped little shit SoundCloud and shit. Um, it really came from a skit. I was used to do skits like how Bay Area niggas freestyle in the car. You know, that's the shit. Yeah.

Some niggas, they made their careers off in car freestyle. You feel me? About so, so. I did the shit. I was like, I'm freestyling the whole thing though. Like, like, I started off like, I'm running the foreign. Hey, oh man, man, miss born. And I'm running the foreign.

And I'm running a man miss born. And I'm running a foreign. A man, Bist, I'm gonna'i, I go, I, I, Michael Jordan. And then I just started going crazy. When you get the beat? MLT. My nigga, MOTE, produced by MOTT. Start up, my nigga.

My young nigga, that nigga, like 16, going crazy. And then it was a drop in the beat. And I saw it as go, guys, and then the beat drop in it. I was like, brother, I got a best friend of 60s. I got a best friend of 20. I like to lick me. This is all part of the skit, though. I'm just freestyling.

I got a best from the East. She the beats. I got a best friend of OS. She the best. Shout out my nigg. mirror he recorded that too um so i posted that that went up like 300k then like i said i be posting the clips of the skit so i just posted that clip like when your brother talking about this bitch so i was like so you made a skit of the skit yes and then people was like bro

you got to make this a song so i just started kind of doing promo i was like i was like i had like the green screen the hell of bitches in the back so i'd be like brother i got a bit some of 60s in the chains i got a bit son of 20 shit like the lick me than the chains i got a bit from the east and the beast, but I was doing it with bitches that was following me. To this shit, like, oh my God, hey, we post the shit. And go borrow. So, niggas is like, bro, you gotta make that a song. So I did everything.

I bought the beat from MLT, bought the cover art, uploaded shit to distro kid and everything, put it on YouTube and they got like, got like then there 40,000 on the audio on YouTube. So after that, that's when Thizzler started taking notice. I was just fin to ask you that, like, how did you start your relationship with Thistler, too? That's my next question. With the I got a bitch. They started seeing like it was going to be. on crazy on the YouTube and shit.

And it was like, I could. That's my perk. You got that perk? I don't need no perk. You don't need no perk? This nigger retarded. He just turned in the little guy.

Mike? You need no perk, Mike? I got one under the hat, though. All right, for sure. This nigga just turned into little guy. No, no, I know you L.A. niggas. Y'all ain't like them balloons. That's crazy.

I had never did that shit in my life. Oh, what's up with y'all? I ain't never did. I didn't. I just walking around with helium tanks. I think y'all nigga's sick. That's my, that's my Latino partners. No, for real.

Hey. GOD. I'm thinking this is a nigga birthday. They getting high. That's that. That's that nice. That's my Latino partners. They'd be off that shit, for sure.

I'm like, Kintze? No. I definitely ain't seen nobody else. No. Unless they fuck with him. You know, you got to be around Latinos to fuck with that shit type shit. That is wild. I ain't ever been a fan of that shit.

At the below? Hell no. What's you think? What's the hardest? drug you did? To be honest, I want to say, damn there like Amali, because you don't know what's in that motherfucker. You know what I'm saying?

I ain't never played with my nose. I ain't never stuck nothing in my veins or nothing like that. You know what I'm saying? Perk, juice, shrooms. I fuck with shrooms. I ain't ever. Not a crazier shit. Damn there's shrooms like Amali.

Because you don't know what the fuck ain't that bitch. I think the crazy shit I did was Zan in college. Oh, yeah, bars too. They put it in. They put it in them. They put it in. Just like how you had that fall asleep story. I had one like that too.

Pop the bar at one of the homies house, niggins and woke up at my shit. Don't know how I got there. Woke up in a different place. You're going all off stories. Zim facts. I don't know what time. What time was that?

Everybody's 2016, 2015. Good ones. Everybody all had their bar phase around the same time, nigga. But I first tried it like 2014, but I went crazy like 2015, 2016, off that bitch is like, you know what I'm saying? Shout out my nigger, uh, uh, flashy game, man. Fuck all my ops, you feel me?

Facts. Facts. Facts. Another thing I wanted to ask you, bro, no cap. Uh-huh. So after I got a bitch, that made you want to be like, I, I'm gonna rap. Like, did Thistler make you be like, man, you need to get with the rap and like, what made you be like, all right, now I got a drop a tape. Because after that, after that, you drop a tape called what?

It's me versus me. Exactly. So, you know, it really made me go around that time, you know, before even Thistler hit me or anything. and when I got a bitch was popping off and I was fin to drop it like I said before and I crashed the bins This nigga can't drive

I was in the car He was in the car He can't drive Bro No bars You can't have bars It's not that I can't drive I was just too

I was too turned though He don't have a birthday It was my nigga birthday Bro we was on the wrong Brod look bro When you in the city right When you're on the G-man right You either go down Ingalls

Or you go down Jennings When you go down Ingalls At this time It was a homeless shelter with the gates blocked off on this side and this side so when you went that way you had to make a left I thought I was on Jennings where I can go straight down so I'm smashing down Ingalls

with the gate. Damn they're doing 70, 80 right? By the time I noticed that I was on the wrong side of the street past the side of the side of time my nigga me're like on the wrong... It's you! Liguaed on the brakes, bro. Slammed straight through the fucking gate, hit the barricade, fucked up, everything. Hold on.

You blew up. You fucking blue. He noticed the stop sign. I'm talking about, I mean, he noticed the gate like 10 feet going 80. Retarded. You can't drive, gang. I remember seeing that shit. When you were sitting on the curb, damn, me crying and shit.

I remember that shit. Bro, I was dead ass. I'm like, yeah, this is not a skit, y'all. I'm fucked up. I ain't going to lie. I'm fucked up right now. What? Oh, this nigga need driving lessons.

The thing about that, dude, so like I was saying, though, right? That wasn't my car. Who's it? That was my mom's car. You always fucking somebody else's property yet. I know, but I'll be fixing it. But I owe my mom hell of shit after that. You feel me?

Had to. You feel me? So I'm like, but the midst of that, right, I just came back from New Orleans. And then this right hit me. And it was talking about, you know, doing the music shit. I'm like, nigga, I ain't going to lie, nigga. I'm in the hole. We can't do this so I can do this.

You know what I'm saying? So we're like, all right, let's do that. Okay. So you end up signing to Thistler? Like, is that what happened? You signed Distro. Okay, you signed Distro. Did with Disclay.

All right. Well, like, long term, short term, just that project. Okay, okay, fire, fire, fire. So how did you put together the tape? Like, how did I come about? Like, you know what I'm saying? So, you know, like I said, a lot of people, But when they hear the comedy shit and I'm rapping, they kind of expect, you know, the goofy

shit when I'm rapping and shit with that. So that's why I kind of had to itch me versus me. Like the is me was like, y'all want that comedy shit, all the goofy shit that me is like, nigger, this is what I really be doing for real, for real. So, you know, so the tape got a mix of like, you know what I'm saying, it's like some serious shit. Like I'm not even putting on the voice or anything or it's like some, it's like some, hey, it's some shit on, it's some shit like that, it's some real ton of shit.

But the tape is just, it's a real good display of my versatility, you know what I'm saying, coming out in the game with that, with that first project. So if y'all haven't listening to it by now, go get that. It's me versus me. I got weight. I got a lot of more shit for the summer, though. I ain't going on line. Do you feel like it's hard for you to get people to take you seriously rapping lines because

you're a comedian? That's the thing, though, right? Especially because even when I did comedy, a lot of people didn't take me serious doing the skits because you haven't been in the game like that. I've been doing this comedy shit since, like I said, 2012. Right. So, niggas, no. But I, but I.

I just started really dropping music as a real artist, nigger, last March. So it's going to take a minute for people to really put the foot on it. Like, okay, now, he's really serious. You know what I'm saying? It's just, it takes a minute. You know what I'm saying? Most artists got their first break for the first two, three years or even five, for real.

You feel me? So, yeah. Anything that's good in line, take a little longer. That's a fact. For sure. No cap, though. Is it any upcoming projects or something that you got? Any collaborations that you like specifically excited about?

Oh, shit. I ain't gonna lie, my niggins. Shout out Nero's cuts from Jokes Up, you feel me. That's up in the Bay or down here? It's in the bay. Okay. You know, you know, L.B and shit. LB.

Who? Young L.B. with Jokes Up? Oh yeah. Yeah, that's all, you feel. Okay, okay, okay. That's what the run is gang and shit. So you got a weed collab with them coming. Yeah, coming out.

You know what's saying? You know what I'm saying? The Blue Gads, what you call in? Issies, you know what I'm saying? Okay, issues. Be on the lookout for that. You know what I'm saying? Got that.

Like I said, I got the, Just finished filming this movie. My nigga, it's called I Thought You Never Asked. Written and directed by my homie Jamal True Love. Shout out Jamal True Love. This is his first movie. He's written and directed, so this is a big one for him. You got a starring role?

Yeah, for sure. We got Terry Vaughn in there. You know, Terry Vaughn. She was on a Steve Harvey show. Okay. Okay. Or if you remember on Don't Be a Menace, sometimes I can look crazy.

Of course. Yeah. But when I found out, I was like, that's her? I was like, I fucked with the Harvey show, though. Like a mouthful. You feel? You feel?

Yeah. So she on there. We got Unct-the-Hunk. My boy, I am Soss, my guy Titus, Karen South, Tia. But my role is I play the main characters, one of his close homies. Okay. And shit. So you feel me?

It's a real short film. But you know, it should be done. The premiere is in August. That's dope. So yeah. You're trying to do more? You're trying to get more in your acting game? Yeah, yeah.

For sure. You know what I like. And I liked this one because it wasn't really like, you know, I can act. And my niggumal knew that. So it wasn't really like a just do boo-loom type of thing. You know what I'm saying? But you got, you have a character to play, you feel me? And this is his characteristics, I'm saying?

You still on your funny shit, but you know, you kind of, you feel I mean? It ain't for the gram type of shit, you know what I'm saying? So yeah, yeah, but for sure we love to work in more films, you know what I'm really trying to start my own little cartoon and shit. I was gonna say, like, what you're trying to do with this eventually? Like, you know what I'm saying? Like you're trying to press for it with the rapping is, you're trying to go acting wise, do more comedy, like where you envision yourself, like, next five years?

Next five years. Probably doing more of the streaming YouTube type shit still on the rap. Yeah, for sure. Probably still on the rapping and the doing you at the streaming and shit being an artist. I ain't going to lie. You know, a lot of people ask you like what I want to do, like, just longevity, like not even five years. Like in the end, like, I really want to be the mayor of my city. I ain't going to lie.

That's fire. I've been looking into that. Trying to be the mayor of San Francisco. Yeah. Fire. All right. All right, that's dope. I didn't think you were going to say some shit like that.

So you were trying to get into politics. Yeah, for sure. Before I got kicked out, that was my major. Okay, smart man, smart man. I got it. I got impeached. You are dumb. You don't my ass out.

That's crazy. That's crazy. All right. So another question I want to ask, man, you for me. I got a couple before we get up out of here. Now, you all good. Come on. What legacy do you feel like you want to leave?

Legacy, I feel like I want to leave. That's a good one. Just the art of being yourself. Being yourself for real and not letting others try to tell you who to be. Because you know you at the end of the day. And you got to trust your intuition. You know what I'm saying?

Because especially when you be getting more up in the cloud game or getting more clout, you know, you got a lot of people in your ear. And sometimes you don't know who to listen to. Because, you know, they all your homies in good favor. But, you know, sometimes the situation, it might just come down like, nah, this is what you want to do.

So I think the legacy I want to leave behind is just being yourself. Sometimes shit is not that serious as it seems sometimes. You feel me? It might seem like some shit, but you feel me, at the end of the day, the day go in. So, yeah, just be yourself and it's you, nigga. Facts. You feel me. Last question I want to ask you.

You feel me, advice. Well, really not a question. Any advice to some up-and-coming comedians or entertainers, you know what I'm saying? Coming up, what would you tell them? Oh, for show. Comparison is the killer of joy. So try not to be, you know, looking. You know, it's good to get inspiration for other motherfugglers,

but don't be trying to compare their numbers and seeing all this shit because that's where you're going to be looking at your shit thinking you fucked up or really you're supposed to keep going type shit. So, yeah, comparison is the killer of joy. Yeah, just watch who really genuine and who not, you know what I'm saying? You know what I'm saying? The warning comes before destruction. So you're going to see that shit

But you know what I'm saying But it's all up to you if you want to keep sailing Or you want to turn back the shore So you know what I'm saying So watch who's genuine Stay grounded For real Have some manners, nigga

Be respectful Damn You know what I'm Knicks walking in the room Don't shake hands on nothing Nigger Worse from Boo Boo Boo, bro Have some betters

Shit Nigger workout brief if that bitch ain't helping you record your skits lead that bitch This nigga is stupid bro

wise words for Boolu man Hey no cap bro tell everybody where they can find you man No cap Hey man king boo loo king B2OLU on Instagram man YouTube the same thing

TikTok That shit done the under construction Oh Again Damn We're gonna get Get it back up. Twitter, you know what I'm saying?

Cats be doing strings, you know what I'm saying? I'll be doing beat reviews and twos and shit. You know what I'm saying? If you want to be a judge and shit, come on that shit for sure. Not for sure, you know, it's good. Yeah, yeah. I'm doing, I'm doing it. I'm doing it.

So, yeah. That'll be where they can find you at two, game. My nigga, Chops. Yeah, you know, I'm saying. E.B K-H-A-P-P-C-C-2. You know what I'm saying? Find me. You feel me?

Yeah, no cat. You know what I'm saying? I'm saying. too. You know, I was on that tape with Boo. I was just, you know, shit gonna come along. That's right. That's right.

That's right. You know it. Another one, man. It's your boy almighty, for me out, Bulu. My man's. And we up out of here. No cap. It's Ash, nigga.

Mm-hmm.