No Jumper - CEO Larry on Love & Hip Hop, Islam, Prison Life & More

Episode Date: July 1, 2024

CEO Larry talks about being a pioneer of Love & Hip Hop, O’Block pushing Islam, says Luce Cannon is on a slippery slope, the streets now vs the 90s and more. ----- Get the latest news & videos http://nojumper.com CHECK OUT OUR ONLINE STORE!!! https://shop.nojumper.com/ NO JUMPER PATREON   / nojumper   CHECK OUT OUR NEW SPOTIFY PLAYLIST https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5te... Follow us on SNAPCHAT   / 4874336901   Follow us on SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/show/4z4yCTj... iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/n... Follow us on Social Media:   / 4874336901     / nojumper     / nojumper     / nojumper     / nojumper   JOIN THE DISCORD:   / discord   Follow Adam22:   / adam22     / adam22     / adam22   adam22bro on Snapchat Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Yeah, man, no jumper, the coolest podcast in the world, man. Today, we got the vamp life in the build. We got CEO Larry. Facts. Got my man. Wow, Wow, the General. You already know what you know what's going on. T. Woods, Wilde, the General.

We got Denver, Chicago, and New York here with L.A., man. You know people in trouble today, man. Yes, sir. You're all right? Yes, sir. My brothers, if we could keep the cursive down for 10 minutes too. I'm Muslim. There's going to be no cursory.

It's all HALAAO over here. So I got my good brothers right here, man, and it's a mixture. It's a gumbo pot, man. You know what I'm saying? You got New York. I don't know if he's coming Dhamu. I know he's coming to Aki. That's how we come.

That's how we come. We got the Blackstone Rangers out of Chicago. No question. You know what I'm saying? Halal. The original five. The original five. Representative five high

Hillers Known the man You draw Yeah, I mean We got Denver In the bill T wood Yeah, it's BL 1111

shit man That's all I'm coming Yeah man You already know So You know what I mean How y'all feel In the West Coast today

You gotta be careful It's a little cloudy though Where they're on Usually it's sunny Yeah it's a little cloudy down there Where y'allie down

Yeah He does That that's a hint To something Man I see y'all Cupp it off A hundred a lemon

I said, who we? They're 10 times 10. But, you know, we're always, you know, pushing and getting things together. But before I did the introduction, the cameras were rolling, but this is the pioneer of love and hip-hop. I'm one of them, me, Mama Jones, Jim Jones,

Chrissy Lampkin. It wasn't for Jim, we wouldn't be on TV. Shut out, Jim. He threw it in to where mom can get in, and we played our role. soldiers. One of my favorite people in the world, Mama Jones. Oh, God.

But see, even Jimmy from back, you know, he been coming down here so long. He used to get his hair braided by my homie mama back of the day. So, like, we grew up knowing that he against you. Like, you know what I'm saying? Like, really. And then him and my white boy, they was hella cool. So I really got to know him there and Milk Tyson. But they laughed at that.

They said that loving hip-hop shit was some corny shit when he was starting. It was going to fade. It was for retirement. re-wrappers. But look who came out of that. The biggest rapper, female rap is Cardi B. She came from Love and Hip-Hipa. Mama Jones was the first one to make a record on Love and Hip-Hip. Right? What we did the psychotic. And we broke all records. We was on TV from 2011 to present. It's national. Cardi definitely changed the dynamic of people saying that it was for washed up artists because they were saying, oh, Marion, B2K. Jimmy, I don't know how they do that.

Gangsa on that bitch That's where I was getting to go Like I don't know how they even put A legendary movement As washed up Because dip set still Well you see things

Popping out in pink And doing their thing Like come on man It originated right there Like you know what I'm saying Even transfer Forming an event life Like that whole

The whole lot of when he first started that So you know what I mean I don't really get I got the narrative But Cardi B changed the narrative Now it's Now you got up-and-coming artists beating down the dough at these reality shows and all that trying to get on. So, you know.

So like I said, it was a move they came to gym. They ain't coming to nobody. They didn't come to no more. They came to Jim Jones. He's the pioneer. He's the biggest. We did day ones that follow his move. My job was Mama Jones making sure all that was good.

And look what happened. Our numbers was better than Monday Night Football and the Cardassians. I'm from it. It ain't no big me. It's a little youth. Y'all all put your hand in the pot and whipped it together. But you got to play your role. I don't go over the big home.

So Jim, he's the coppo. We follow what he said. Yeah, no, no, no, no. Today's time, everybody want to be the E-Man. Yeah. Everybody can't lead this a lot. It's like you got people that's probably under you. They got to follow your move.

You're one of the biggest podcast guys. That's why I like to come here. That's bad. And the West Coast, you number one. You and Adam is the shit. Now it's a lot of people that try to get with your wave and try to steal from that wave. No, you're going to remain here.

Come on, man. They're going to come and go. Because it's authentic. I ain't really trying to do nothing. You know, that's how we even clicked up anyway. We are authentic. We ain't with the boasting. We're not with the bragging.

And shout out. Let me say this. As sala'a al-a-a-a-a-a-a-uh-barakatu to big you. Honorable, brother. What I hate, I'm going to take what I hate. And Islam, we don't back bite. It's like eating the flesh of your dead brother. We don't go on the Internet.

We don't do all that talking about people, calling people names. That brother is I see brother, and that's your big homie, good Muslim brother. I'm going to call to kids. He takes care of the kids. The community. He does what he's supposed to do. He does. Signed in the onslaught of disrespect, we don't do that.

Come on, man. And he's a muscle. And that's why. That's exactly why in the morning we'll be on the phone and we'll be on the phone with all the brothers and we'll tap in. And he'd be talking like, dang, I wish that I could respond. But you know what I'm saying? He just give it all the God.

You got to respond. And it smushes the issue. But me seeing him fighting that, he don't even ask me to speak up for him. It just be like he'll. older version of me to where it's like I ain't with all that can't talk so look check it out you have to say you're gonna have to respect around here for what's

going on because I didn't really been there and seen how the crowd move when he come. I came up under him since he came home in 2003 he don't even know I'd be telling him stuff about what's going on like hey you remember when we was at he was there like yeah think that was the baby but you know

yeah but I'm just talking about certain moves in the city where only this type of stuff could go down as if you respect it all the way around the board because we didn't been surrounded before and when they seen it with Brother Hannibal right there and everything you know who's a dangerous man in the world

who? A man that pray and know who God is I'm scared of that man yeah if you go pray to God five times a day and you are aware I'm scared of you yeah shit you're gonna do to me when you catch me slipping it's crazy if you sit on the internet all night all night all day with a nigga name of your mouth used the clam. Straight clams.

You're the fucking clam. And you come from wherever you're from, you're not from a major city. You're from the outskirts of an outskirt, nigga. And I'm not saying no name and I'm not giving no nigga no fame. Some of them are they from right out here in the boat. You can't take

nothing from Jim and you can't take nothing from Big You. Jim fed so many people. I got a job because of him. He could have said, Get the fuck away from my mother. He looked out for me. Come on, man.

So I can't, what could you say about a man that take you from jail and get you a job? He fed my brother. My brother's one of the biggest fitness guys in the game, Hockey Move Fitness. He took a brother from Chicago and believed in Wild Wilde from 100s. At what point did he come down to the Wildhunters or you move up to NYU? How did that happen? How did you get with Jimmy? with Mama and Shake basically, you know what I'm saying?

Around one year and how does y'all like come around each other? I met Wilde. I was going to the mansion in Vegas and he just, I walk in the door, he's breaking down the gun. I said, what the fuck? I was, I asked my cousin, I'm like, I don't know who's, I don't know if you try to put a hit out on me and use him against me, then I said, where are he from?

He from Chicago. I said, oh, hell. I said, he come to kill me. He did my little mouse big of me out here. And he didn't, the fuck around, you back around, get smoked. Hey. And he didn't, what the thing was, he didn't understand the dynamics of me coming down there because I networked with his cousin first.

So by him coming in there, I'm not even knowing how they demonstration going, how they handling each other, you know what I'm saying? So that's what lead up to the fact that he would think so going on. You know what I'm saying? We knew Malik Yusef. Malik Yusis has Kevin a war winner They was working together

Working with Kanye West So I knew of him Through Malik But I also knew This is a wild That was on CNN And They went to Argyle Gardens

And CNN don't go visit No gangsters Yeah that's what I was gonna ask So CNN comes around You get with Jim You get with you So you bid knowing Kanye And did you grow up together?

I've been in the Kanye already through Malik Youssef and just in LA, you know what saying, in Santa Monica, working with Kanye, working with Mike Dean, working with Das and Corrupt. You know what I'm saying? Like, all left, you know what I mean?

Diddy too? Diddy too, for real. But how did that go? I mean, how did you? What? Let's talk. No Adam. I mean, no, Diddy.

No, you know what I'm saying? With Diddy. But that was safe because you were gay, so I don't think he's going to play with you. I mean, my man introduced me and let him know. Look, this the dude right here, goddamn it. And dude, if you come.

coming to go, he got your back, you know what I'm saying? He's going to look out for you. And I ain't going to lie, Diddy look me up and down. Like, who the fuck is he? Paul, I'm about to say, up and down. It's crazy. Why not? I know.

I know you played a pause. It's good. Because of the introduction, you feel what I'm saying? How you introduce me? Like, if you come to the city, you know, this who, you know what I'm saying? You got you. If I ain't around, he got you. And Diddy looking like, man, what fuck is this thing?

You know what I'm saying? And I told Diddy flat out on some humble real shit like, fam well I'm from that money and power don't mean shit it's about respect my nigga we we take that money in that power from me you feel what I'm saying and I told the nigga flatten his face like nigga I'm a lion and I can smell of impala nigga and I looked them and let him know nigga there that's what it is you know what I'm saying

but I'm humble so you know I'm under the possum act I'm playing possum on niggas okay whatever you want to think did you run into a brother by the name of DMAC while you was around uh diddy DMA that's that's fan with the dreads? No, he like scared, though,

Crip dude, right. You know, he keep them around him. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,

that's what I'm keep a lot of around them, but I've been in them, you know. Oh, man. We've been in jail. We've been in jail.

You know what I'm saying? We had no job. We sent the niggas to jail. How do we do? Yeah, right? Yeah, we're in.

No, we're just, the shakes. We can't get you to the coups. We said it. We said that I was just about to ask him. You have I'm saying? How many times you didn't kill the nigger

before? No, I just play. Man. He's going to see it in. Yeah, no, but all right. No rap. Yeah, no. If you Google,

Chicago. If you are who you are, the streets going to vouch. The hood going to vouch. The real niggas go vouch. South side to the west side, to the Englewood, to the low end,

I f*** with them all. You know what I'm saying? And all my niggas behind the wall, everybody I didn't bid it with, they knew I stand. 10 toads. You get what I'm saying? It's the respect. Can I talk old J?

No, you're good. I'm no older nigga where you don't. You got it. You got it. You got it. You Google them and hold up in YouTube. You put in the Chicago games, right? And you only scroll down

to five. You can see him on CNN. Look at this shit. Walking through the project. Yeah. Oh, get them. The projects. And them the original, Argy L. Garland.

Yes, sir. Dirty one 30s. Oh, God. All right. Southside, Lago hundreds. Oh, they can't play it right now. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You're so born and raised all my life.

I see that. I was, I said, why my cousin got him in the house? Because we was doing a play with the Will Smith movie, King Richard. We had the rights of the book Power Movement. Yeah. So my cousin had love for him, you know what I mean? He had some publishing issue, whatever was going on. So he came and they started, you know, national. And your cousin is Jimmy, or is somebody?

This is my cousin, Reef. So he's probably more than a time in this movement. Well, that's my point. He got an Oscar, King Richard, the movie King Richard. So we owned the rights to the book. Our company owned the rights. All right. So I didn't understand their angle.

I'm just thinking they tried get me out the way for my percentage. Yeah. And then, you know, he's breaking out the gun. Who is? I met him at the gravestone. Why are you breaking the gun down in my house? Because you get what I'm sad, man. Yeah, you're scared me.

I was probably taking care of some business on the music side with young guru and a couple more people with Kanye shout out of Google. Yep, yep, young guru now. And Malik Yusuf and just saying a disturbing picture with Guru B called me in it. Oh, but, yeah, go ahead. So, yeah, you draw. So, got that. I end up networking because relationships, you know what I'm saying?

You build relationships. Real, you know, if it's real, it's real. It's real. Yeah. So you build all relationships. That's how we get to where we're going. And that's how I met his cousin at the Grammy parties and shit.

I didn't know none of that. So me and him, we build in a relationship. I'm his old shit. I don't want to get in. I ain't going to lie. I got in the jam. You know what I said? I got in the jam and I had to move around, you feel me? So when I called him, it just so happened,

I had to take care of some shit with Kanye. You feel what I'm saying? So I'm like, okay, when I slide down there, you know, we're going to network. We're going to link it up. And it just so happened. It didn't go the way I thought it was going to go. So at what age did y'all stop using Joe out there?

Because you ain't saying Joe. You're a Joe age. You ain't on phonem. You're a Joe Nick. No, I ain't know. That's great. So draw off this. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Well, I'm from the South Side Wild Hunters. We got our own lingo, our own narrative, our own everything. So, and me being a part of the multitude, the demonstration, those who know they know, we got a whole different lingo. You draw, we don't, we don't talk like that. We don't operate like that. You don't fit in it with us. You sound like a pirate type of me, man. question, yes, sir.

But all through and through it, that's another story, though. But you feel what I'm saying? And when you coming like that, that's what I'm saying. Like, no jumper never had no motherfuckers from our side. They say little famous Richard, though, is out the wildhundred. He from beating up top. That's a bad example. But no, I said, hold on.

It don't matter the example. I'm not saying. But I think he from up top is what I'm telling you. No, they said he was saying. He's from the hundreds. I don't know. That thing is from my fault. Because, like, to be truthful with you,

all gay guards are separated from everything. It's a city within the city. Yeah. It got his own buzzer. It's like in. It's all of school. It's something like that. It's blocked off from everywhere.

You know what I'm saying? And motherfuckers know it's treacherous out there. If you move, you know how to move in Chicago. You know how to move everywhere. You know what I mean? Same way. Yeah. You just got to know how to move.

You can't be enticed with everybody's gangsterism. But you got to let them be gaisism. That's it. You all need to be kicking it outside with the niggas and all that way to leave it. I cut from the gays of territory. You cut for one. Let me ask you while.

This is a question. And I know it's all from the van thing and everything. When did Chicago start going on the internet with their killings? When did that shit start? And you see, that's what I'm saying. That's clout shit, gee. The real don't speak on that shit. Because they up the whole world.

And exactly. But the same game is... They got my little hummies on FaceTime doing the same shit game. That's what I'm saying. Because a motherfucker found a way to change the narrative a clout. Yeah. You know what I'm saying?

If you did something in the streets, the streets are only the ones that knew. Yeah. And that's what I liked it. I liked it that way. And everybody in the streets, like the church people, the civilians, they don't know what the fuck going on,

but the ones in the streets, they knew. Everybody know who active, who got out, who putting shit up. Everybody know what it is. Yeah. But when these new animals, new era, you draw what I'm saying,

motherfuckers start coming in and they found that, well, I can get on by doing this back. But what's that do for them, though? Let me ask you a question. What'd that do for them? Don't that expose them to? It exposed them, but let me tell you, like,

they was kids. These are 14, 15-year-old kids that's going to go get their first lick, Instagram, new, FaceTime. They finding out you can't tap that what was supposed to happen. And I'm not, I'm not blaming instruction. Maybe them little niggas brashed off.

and started something where they didn't have no OGs over there because they're supposed to get that assed. And see, that's the whole thing. When they first went up on there and talk about, hey, we shot something over here, they're supposed to get a distance. Because everybody wanted a lawless land. Yeah. Once all the Chiefs got locked up, you got what I'm saying?

Salute to the Khalifa, you know what I'm saying? Chief Malik, no question. Once the Chiefs got locked up and free Larry Hoover, free, you know what I'm saying, Chief, free to Khalifa. So once the Chiefs got locked up, there was no balance. There was no structure no more. And everybody who could pick up a boogie or a sword or a pole or a pipe, you know what I'm saying, whatever, a smacker, whatever you want to call it. They appointed their self-leaders.

But see, this is the difference. When you appoint yourself leader, you never went through the levels to be a leader. Yeah. So that's why you make these faulty-ass mistakes. It's the blind leading blind at that one. And that's why you make these faulty-ass mistakes back coming online bragging about shit. When you over 50, you over 40, you over 30. And you survive some shit and you sitting up here bragging on some shit.

That ain't brag work. Do you drop? Exactly. So that's where I was going with it. It's like it's an example where the little, well, we say the tiny loks run the streets where I'm from. You know, that's because Nipsey said it at the song, but the young dudes really run the streets.

Right. But do they really? No, no, no, no. Let me tell you. Let me tell you. They're going to be the front line. So whatever they do, the older dudes got to get with it or catch it at the door so it don't become normalized in the area.

So if it, if they don't catch it, within the first, it ain't no time limit, but you get what I'm saying, when it's spread like cancer, you can't really do nothing because these is the little dudes that's going to go put in the work, right?

So now what's happening is the older niggas had got so comfortable with letting the little dudes do it at that. Now they're arguing about cases and doing all that when we should have stopped. Put it in. Because the thing is, once you get a taste of power.

I know you want to say something. Once you get a taste of power, there's no off switch. Yeah. So one shorty them got a taste of that, uh-uh, you draw. Yeah. You got a taste of that power.

You feel me? It's good. And ain't none of you can tell me either. Yeah, kind of. Because a lot of big homies start, a lot of these so-called big homies start using these shorties. Exactly. You get what I'm saying?

Let me tell you this. I'm a old nigger. I'm a old nigger. And what I do for my young niggas, I get them sign the labels. I get them on TV. Yeah, no, it's God bodies. It's only two infused that's God bodied.

I'm going to take the difference between y'all era. It's one out of every hundred. Oh, geez, that's going to be like you, gang. But I'm going to give statistics. Me and my man, Josh, we were talking earlier, and he said, it's worse now. I said, no, it ain't. You know why they loved the big use and all that? He came up in a monster era.

Boy. There were 1,500 murders in 1993 in L.A. 1,500. 18,000. You know how many murders there was last year? 300. Yeah. Y'all not as monster as my error.

Because my era don't get high when we smoke you. My era going to wait on you. My era going to do the homework, nigga, your mother, your kids, and where they live in. That's that era. Some of that shit was powered by a PCP, though, but you know, we didn't go say all that. 300 million dollars compared to 15-90. Now, this is my rebuttal for that, because I'm from the middle of that era. I'm from when they started installing cameras

When they was blurry And we still could buggy down So it's like Really If them little dudes that's really going to go Tear something up right now They really got cahoons Because they know that

It's only 300 murders I know but what I said You got to think the ring camera on every door We didn't have to think about that bro We just make sure we cover up And we good Long as they'll fall your ass all the way hard We're good

I'm gonna get a hundred Murder don't give a about nothing Exactly You got your mask You're gonna fuck Exactly. Exactly. But what I'm saying is these cameras then put the real stumped down soldiers up. So what you're learning from is a nigga who didn't just.

I'm not saying there's no, no, no, no, no. No, no, no. What I'm trying to tell you is, all right, say the in-between era, the gap, me, between y'all and the youngs, right? All right. We all gone. It's the reason why these little doles is disrespect. They don't even know me. You get what I'm saying, nigga?

When you get the, you know what I'm saying? I'm not going to talk like that. But once they finally catch when, they shut the fuck up. But the internet will show you, just like you got these podcasts with guys, it's calling people rats, no paperwork and all that, right? The internet is making you look at it like, this is real. Yeah. Our internet was an idea to expose all this goofy shit.

So the positive thing I say, the internet's not telling you Big U's son, he graduated a son. Or he got these kids in the cops. The internet is not on that. So we think that where you're from, where you from is that bad. No, you have some leaders where are you from right now that are doing the work that Nisi was doing and better or the same. But you've got to understand the ones who is doing the work and the ones that is trying to empower the youth, you're not going to hear about them. Because the narrative that they pushing is the narrative that they pushing is the fact that, okay, we pushing these shorties to send their cell phone.

No, but listen to what the point I was trying to get across to y'all, right? I hear everything you said, but it's like, look, all right, OG, you from the era where it was cracking. I come right up under y'all. I see all of it in the 90s. I get involved at top of the 2000. You get what I'm saying? Wow, my pack gone. your pack either dies off prison

all that. No, no, no. Hold on. You can't make this a you thing. You can't make this a you thing right now. Because this is overall what I'm trying. You can't make this a you thing. What I'm saying is how many your niggas got life and it's gone?

And where your big company's health than kicked in now. I can't say that because I'm looking at the statistics. And what the internet is being like that. We put up and we can't show them how to go do it the right way. So guess what they're doing? What they doing is they're looking at the internet and these is their big homies and they're like, oh, fuck, let me go be like him.

Exactly. They're coming to the point. Hold on. Hold on. That's what shorty them looking for, that gratification. But it's up to us as being older to show them that instant gratification,

that shit gets you a hundred years. That shit gets you the graveyard, you know what I'm saying? And a lot of these OGs and brothers that call themselves OGs, you know what I mean? I was an OG when I was an OG when I was a OG when I was. I was probably 14 to 13. That's just true shit from jumping off the porch. You see what I'm saying?

With that old soul. You know what I mean? Right. Exactly. So you get, you catch your old soul. All my big homies who I consider like my OGs or who I f*** with, they was all older than me.

And a lot of them wanted to instill the righteous in me. You know what I'm saying? And a lot of them wanted to send you off. So you had to understand like who was for you and who wasn't for you. So I get what you saying because shorty them feel like I'm going to be accepted more. if I come like this because big homie over here, he's doing this. But he's not setting a perfect example for sure of him.

And that's what I'm saying. That's where... Technology ruined the interaction. Right. Like, we could talk on phones. We could do this. A nigga can say all the big homies and all that. It's one right now.

It's all the type of renegade homes right now. You won't survive in prison. But you won't survive in prison. They got to get out of jail free. They got to get out of jail free. They got to get out of that. of jail free. A big 6-3

nigger 270 is a walk in yourself like me where you go on little nigga I'm gonna back you into that wall

you're going to respect me you're going to office a lot because that's how I'm saying what we doing I'm gonna go to the tear on law who I'm about and when I call that tear

turn that TV down that TV going down because I'm implementing God and I'm gonna tell you someone that you didn't have on here and he's one the biggest

and I love him so much because he brought the sooner back into me of me loving the law how I used to when I was real young and the brother name is Sadiq he's from the south side of Chicago Sidney went to O'Block and started praying

he didn't go to O'Block with drugs he didn't go to O'Block with guns he went with God and all of these GDs, BDs all that I went to the mosque and I told you, I said, I want to see if it's real. I go in there and what they're doing? They're pushing the den.

He said, I can hear, we're Muslim. They're pushing the day. Whatever you was from the wild honest or BDs. Sadiq sit here and Adam runs the great podcast, the best ever. So are you saying, if you had him here, he is doing the work. Are you saying Sadiq is one of the brothers that, hold on, real quick. Yeah, that's what I'm about to say. No, the, Sadiq is one of the leaders of the push of peace movement.

Is he? He's the first wave of going to go to O'Block to pray. Brother, and start doing. Oh, there's no question. Some of them the brothers never even been to Neiman Marcus, but they went to Mecca. Yeah. Sadieck said them to Mecca. He's taking.

Ain't that to go? Yeah. Ain't that, no, I'm just saying, no. I'm saying that to the kids. I'm saying that to the kids. If you sit here and you worship Allah, you just, you just, you just, you're saying, you're You were away here. King Vaughn, he was coming over.

He was Muslim. For sure. Little d'urks. Brother that got killed? He washed him. That brother, he, Sidic washed his body. So when you die, as Muslim, we have to take your body. My real name Zahir.

So you're allowed. Yeah. You guys take your child. I'm in. Went to only, Wailet tommy. Come back, Shay. Insha-ah-law. Because my dad and my mom, you know, that was.

out here, Black Panthers and the nation and all that was like what are the same back in the day. And I'm not going because I wasn't living back there. I'm not trying to cross y'all up or nothing. But they did really understand what was going on. And I feel like after so many, because what happened was it was a lot of fraud. Yeah, false prophets. Yeah, yeah. So what happened, my dad converted back to Christian when I was, you know, because the twist.

He felt like he was up under the wrong leadership. You get what I'm saying? And his mom in his ear, you know? And I don't try to be long wondering what it. No, go ahead. Michelle Floyd. There's some thorough guys. And he came up under some thorough guys in Chicago.

So his movements, he never did. I'm like, yo, he's moving weird. It's a brother. And I'm going to say, you only got to talk about it. You know, the Khalifa. They called Jeff Ford, Chief Malik. That brother was on. Chief.

The dean before he went in. They put false charges on him. But that's what they were doing. And he said ADX. It shouldn't be there. Gerada Roe. Not against Lai. Who, right?

Not against Lari. Lari was great. But Chief was implementing God before he went in. Yeah. They was, they was praying. But when they see that, when they see black leaders that are godly and they see that it's from the root and they can't stop it, they got it. They had to do that back in the day. That's what the FBI paid for.

So everybody that cooperates with the police to help bring down another black man, you guys are a part of the original plan. My old chief did that. And say, that's what we said. That's what we're saying about the black messias. They feared that when our brothers come up and start leading these brothers the righteous way.

See, I can show you a thousand times how to fail and everybody going to laugh at you but how many people going to uplift you? How many people going to bring you this? And that's all I ever been doing. Hold on, I just want to put this and everything out there. I fuck with all sides. If you were real niggas, you're just a real nigger.

Because guess what? Real niggers is scarce these days. Very scarce. You got these fabricated asses, these false ass profits. So what do you call a fabricated? A fabricated motherfucker is the one who push their own agenda. See, I'm saying?

Shorty them could love him and could be honorable and trustworthy to him, but he got his own agenda for Shorty. I'm only going to use Shorty to smoke dude. I'm only going to use Shorty to push these packs. I'm going to go up in the back. You get what I'm saying? So them type of people, you know, that's why we need more, you know, Fred Hampton Jr.

Shout out to the chairman Fred Hampton. You know what I'm saying? People with boots on the ground like Sidette, like myself. These brothers like Shaith, you know what I'm saying? Like brothers that push the day because that's why we hear the change. You ain't going to stop this. You ain't going to stop this. No question.

Because when I want to talk, I want to get it off. Go ahead. Because you want to talk about manipulating? I went on Queens Flipman talked about this. Yeah. But they missed it. My OG, the guy that told me, Hummeda La Law, don't do this,

he killed Michael Max. No, no, this is real shit. Never went to jail. My OG died a couple years ago. Mustafa, big Mustafa. Y'all know where he is in Newark? And y'all knew he murdered. them and didn't say nothing.

Y'all knew he killed him and didn't say nothing. All these old niggins knew he caught that body with the shotgun. We didn't know. But the white people put him up to it. That's what I said. Uncle's a rat. He was working for Jake Eggers. But he told us, you can't

do this. You can't do this. That's fabrication. That's super fabricated. Dr. Manning Marble wrote a book, the autobiography of Michael Max. And in that book, my OG name was in the affidavit. He's never told nobody. Then it got into New York

Post. It got in the Daily News everywhere. Then they did, who killed Michael Max? Documents. That shit. I know. I know. I asked no old crazy history. When I found out, I stayed away from Mustafa. I didn't come around. I didn't come around Malik Salam, none of them.

So when I seen OG, I went to ask him. He didn't say he ain't do it. He said he was in his Jahlia. Me and then he was ignorant. But you killed the greatest man alive. If I love basketball, who's the greatest player? Michael George.

If you love black people. Michael Jackson is the greatest. Michael Maxis is the greatest. You smoked him in front of his kids. That's the first televised murder. The first. So how do I listen to these niggins? So that's why I say with you, when I deal with you, I don't manipulate you.

When I deal with you, I don't manipulate you. I didn't keep you away from Jim, here it go. You want Jim Jones? Here it go. You signed a band. I ain't no hater. What's up? You want, when you asked me, they kept asking me,

Brick, baby, the man, brick. Brick is a real parkhead. I said, I'm gonna call Craig. I'm gonna cost to play. Yeah, yeah. But them all fucking ain't like that. He always called the check up on me or sit me. You know what I mean?

Like, you have said? So when they bring you to the table, it's like for show. Like, we're doing that for show because. Because this is, we promote all the Bush in Chicago right, right? But these is the forefront. Like, that's why I had you come sit down first. We got other artists out there.

We got T. Woods. You beat whatever you want to pop in, pop in. I know we talk about some shit. No, we're not going to do it yet. No, I want to do one part. I'm going to get out the way because I got somebody I want to bring them off. Because I'm not a hitter. I got an OG a little bit older than me.

He's my cousin. He came with the greatest technology. Stay here for 15 minutes and we go, we go, we're going to get to the technology. I want to talk about the street. Oh, no, it ain't no time limit on this. This is players forming a lie, so it's going to take time.

I didn't know who's time. It's going to take time. It's going to take time limit on this. These is all players and we all go play our part. But let me ask you back to Michael Max. He showed me, wow, by him. I can't play the time. Well, let me ask you about Michael Max.

Is it right for the neighborhood, knew that you did that to that man? They knew you killed them. The hood knew. And y'all kept this selling. So the kids... Everybody foul. But, but, but, boy.

I can't say that. Because it's niggis sticking to the script, no, because the script is to not tell, no bed, no fault. But it don't matter. You got to knock him down. They got to go ahead and get him out the way how he got Malcolm out the way,

how we grew up. No, but he's not... Malcolm was out of the streets. Yeah. Right? So what I'm saying is, the community should have came together. and say we're ostracizing this man.

He shouldn't be able. My OG had a Jim and Norke. Don King gave him a million dollars. He's sitting there with the senator. You knock down, Mark him. You shouldn't be around shit. I mean, you get paid for the devil's work. Ain't that what they say?

Yeah, but how do we pay this image? I mean, we're not paying the image. We just finding out. What about his daughter? Right now. His daughter didn't know. Elish, I believe, Ms. Shabazz, she looks just like him.

And she's running around here. Never knew the man that smoked her dead. The two men that went away didn't do it. It was the one that got caught when they was beating him up and they dragged him out. Tell Mitch Heyer, he did it. And he read it on the real people, but Jay Agger hid it under the rug.

Because he wrote for me. But his daughters, the mom died. Miss Betty Chabazz died. She was burnt. It was a lot of mental health in that family because of dad getting killed like that. He died in front of his kids, huh?

But that was the whole... Oh, oh, oh, oh. We love Nip, you know? I'm gonna tell you some real shit. That's where I was going to get into. When Nip got killed, look at that shit hurt me and I don't know him. Yeah.

So imagine Michael Max. Right. He did diplomatic deploy. That's where I was stepping in that because I was waiting because I was letting you get that off. The same shit happened in my other. Now, the reverse,

I'm the little nigger who killed Nipsey's OG. That's baby shitty. I'm little shitty. You get what I'm saying? I love Nip. I was in prison when this shit happened, bro. So it puts me like how you saying it, it's like, damn,

can't tell a nigger, you can't hold a nigga hand through it, and I'm still fighting the backlash of what another man did, bro. And you notice that it's some people that just won't agree with me for nothing. And you know I'm keeping it real, thumb down, ten toes,

and you know everything I've done. do is buy the book. They're not because of a mistake that another young nigga made. And he was a thorough young nigga up under the influence of different narcotics. And mental health. He had brain surgery. He was going in and out of these

mental clinics and all of that. I don't think Nip knew where he was at mentally, but he grew up up under Nipsey. But I'm going to say how I look at that situation. I look at it like Nick was raised with an honorable dad He wanted the greatest niggins around here

When you come where we come from In them projects and nappy, dirty-ass slums Your daddy's a crack kid Your mom is selling pussy This is the reality of these hood niggas So you fight a real hood nigger His fight different He gonna fight you to death

And I say Nick wasn't thorough But you gotta look at a hood nigger aura. If I see a nigga with no shirt, I'm gonna hug him. I'm gonna hug him. That's what I was saying. I'm gonna hug him. I'm saying this nigga got a rag around his neck with no shirt on.

He's going through it, man. He was raised by honorable parents that came from the Mecca of the world, the aboriginal of Eretia. That's on the east side of Africa. He had honor coming up. He should have never gained bang. I'm gonna be honest.

He should have never gained bank because your mom wasn't a crackhead. We was in the streets because we was poor. I was an orphan. My mom gave me up. You heard? Because I prayed the offense a lot. She kicked me out the fucking house and I'm living in an orphanage in a manshead. Okay?

That's my story. That's how I got to the streets. What the fuck you're the streets for? The streets, let me tell you something. The streets ain't for everybody. The streets will come. It's the thing. With the crack area coming and breaking the lineage of what we know.

Like that's really cocaine and crack really broke down everything. They did the Black Wall Street. Hold on. Let me, let me see you say. So now we coming up after that. Now, all right, my mom ain't a crack here, but his mama is. So now it's my duty to show him life. And we pull him in.

So now whatever you with, I'm with. So now that brings us down to, hey, even from the streets to here, We're building brotherhoods because we got brothers that don't got families out here. And we form an alliance and whatever way we go is it's not due to what's at the house. It's due to what's outside the house. Because the streets going to accept you no matter what. No, I'm not accepting you. Hold on.

Listen, the streets is going to set you no matter what. The streets is going to accept you. So you were telling niggas, if you're my man to crack here, get off the block. Let me land. Let me land. Let me land. Let me land. Let me land.

Let me land. The street's going to set for you no matter what. What I'm saying about this is this. If the mama or the daddy or the uncles, because me, I used to want to go to my uncles and then play basketball, do shit like that. You see what I'm saying? And they was choosing other peers that played basketball better than me. You feel me?

Well, wow. That's not why you was in the streets. You was in the streets. Because you live in a dirty-ass project. Listen, bro. You know what he's from? His project is the worst. It's like living in jail.

I can see why you was in the street. What I'm saying is when I went to the street, streets ain't deny me, bro. When I was looking for love, you feel what I'm saying? When I was looking for love, the streets is scepting me. I went to the streets. I had a mom and dad, you feel me? But I still, oh, let me live in shit.

Let me let Zach. So as I come outside, when I come outside and we around row houses and they gang bang and they're shooting and shit, a lot of us, we come from that. We don't have to be that shit. Yeah, yeah. I didn't have to do that. That's what I'm saying.

Some of this shit is by choice or by force, you feel me? My mama was the brick lady. I had a mom at a hair of. You feel like that. But I saw you chose what I wanted to do. We had a gang of money. I was living up on the top of the hill. I'm going to say.

I'm going to say what I'm going to say. I chose you. You're cussing myself and I know you don't got that background. I'm going to smack the shit out of. I'm taking your conversation. Because you not. Listen, listen, I was a good kid. When my mom's,

said you in an orphanage that my life up. Now, if I had Aumee and I had my abu, I'm not with no streets. Streets is for the lonely. I hear the mom and the dad. That's what I'm saying. I chose the streets. Okay, so I'm going to say this.

The streets is for poverty. You're in extreme poverty. You live in extreme poverty. No question. My cutty lived in extreme poverty. He did not go off this step just to do it. He did it. He had to put food on the table.

But the kid that lived in a good environment, Dad got a job, mom. You is not built. You're going to meet an Eric Holder. And he's going to bust your ass because he's a monster. It's levels of killers. No question, man. My nigga, I met a nigga named Ali Musa.

He was a monster. He will do a whoop on the nigga and sit in a monster like nothing happened. I said, brother, are you right? Ham do Allah. You were like, what the hell? He doesn't even talk too much. He's just scary. So it's monsters.

You go to Philly, you go to Chicago, you go from where he's on these monster Cody guys. These are his was lunatics. But then this is what I'm saying, though, right? In a position of power with a Malcolm X and a Nipsey hustle, right? And Eric Holder, he committed one of the heinous crimes, most heinous crimes over in my section, but due to a conversation,

or how alleged conversations if it would have went down on the yard it would have been another way. But listen to this, what happened into having the people around you at all times because you are a god?

You can't escape that. I'm not doing it. You can't escape a monster. It's shaped the way that I move. No, it shakes the way that I move. Because I'm not accessible to everybody else. There you go. And nigger, every time a nigger come around

it's something pointed that cut. Whether there be somebody else. That's what I was saying to. It's something pointed at a cut. Whether it's threw a motherfucker of a sweater. Right. Keep your eyes.

So my thing is this. Look, look. My thing is this. And if you come from this shit and you came out your crib and they were shooting and they blowing, motherfuckers getting smoked in front of you, you see it motherfuckers trunked in the cars and all this shit,

you seeing this shit and you survive this shit. You don't got to go back. You get what I'm saying? Because the thing is, We got to grow as a people mentally. These people don't want us to access each other and unify. That's why they was breaking us up back then when they said, if it was a black Messiah, we got to get rid of them.

When they got rid of the chairman of Fred. They turned blacks against Mexicans out of here. Exactly. That's the bad thing. That's the Willie Lynch Act. You get what I'm saying? So under the Willie Lynch Act, they was already dividing us anyway. Then they came into systems with like Cointel Pro.

So they had programs to break up our shes. shit, you know what I'm saying? But they knew great men who speak with conviction can lead a nation. When I met a lot of the shorties that look up to me, they looked up to me for that street shit. But when I got a hold of them, I start showing them something different. And now they're like, damn, I'm seeing him. I can do it.

And I'm like, man, anything the fucking do. That's why I am the inspiration. This right now, right now. Exactly. Me sitting right here, this a win for the projects. Come on, man. This a win for the real niggas. Like, for real, this is a motherfucking victim.

for the ones who stood firm didn't have to back, though. Don't got a snake. They had to get ditty down. Exactly. You feel? No, Adams. But the point that I'm making,

how can you save a life? I'm going to tell you, if you're not built for it, don't do this shit. Anybody you pick up a gun and kill. That don't make you gays. That's the easy shit. Can you do 40 years, you nut? Right.

And tell the prosecutor suck it. Can you do that? You're not going to do that. So put the shit down. Do you like jail? I'm in jail. I said, I like it after the way. I don't mind that.

No, no, no. I said, I liking it. I ain't going to lie. I know when I get my comments in it's like Christmas. I call it then off the tear. I go, I get a six-pack when I go to jail. I don't like jail. I don't get that.

No, no. I like being in the fall. I like that. Shit. I like, if you do the time. No, no, I'm saying is if you can't do it, Stay the way like him. No, that's true.

He is a basketball. Woods, I don't got to worry about Woods being the game banger. I don't got to worry about him doing. He went to Cherry Creek High School. He was an all-star basketball player. Jim Jones saw the record. We came out there looking for talent, and we signed him. So I love him because he's being who he really is.

Now, if I see him with a ratchet, I'm going to walk the hell away from him. And that's why I fucking wood. He's going to get him. You know what I fucking are. You know what I'm just always going to be me. the end of the day. Yeah. So.

You need to be. Yeah. I ain't trying to have no different. Yeah. And that's what my fucking problem is, Dave. He was. Somebody else.

No, no, no. He could have been bigger than mockames. I'm going to say it again. Nipsey, Hart, that brother, if you hear him tall, you fall in love with him.

Pause. I don't know, the other shit, but you fall because he had everybody in his heart. Yeah. So when you see that, I'm going to look at a brother like that.

You cannot do this. Even if he want to do it, That's why Big U gave him a record deal. See, no, no, no, we finished off. Me and brothers, we studied. Why do you think he got that record deal with Big U? Big U and Steve LaBelle did that for him? Because they saw this is for you.

Yeah, he's on a different level. Everything ain't for everybody. Right. The game, okay. I don't say he's stripper or whatever he into, you won't be a rapper the game. You're a great rapper. Stop acting like this because you can't do 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 70, 70,

80, 90 years. So all I was saying is, if you see a guy in the parking lot, in the burger spot, and he got no shirt on, he is kind of thrown on. He on that business. You need help. Your little man was thrown up. I'm getting away for it.

Matter of fact, we go on the burger spot, I'm buying five burgers in a Diet Pepsi. They come in the fuck that. He said, hum do a lot. You're going to come. Because that nigga are crazy. You're going to come under your act shape. How did you do a lot?

I mean, I raised him. That is crazy. I raised it, but when the drugs and shit start kicking it, I distance myself from it. You got a way of something. Yeah, yeah, I disson myself from it because at the end of the day, and I blame myself because it's like three little hummies that's out here. St. Up in the head, and I was the first nigga to give them their first exorcism. First nigga to give them my first line and lean.

And I'm talking about fraud. Do you feel responsible a little bit? Hell yeah. Hell yeah. Yeah, because they looked up to you enough. Yeah, because they looked up to me, and I'm a functional dope head. Like you're not. You get what I said?

And that shit made me slow down. I can't say that shit, because it's not my fault, but it's just like, I'm not never giving, like, I was, all right, so now I was with a hummy.

He's like, damn, what the perk feel like? He's like, give me one. I'm like, I ain't for the beat a nigga to get you your first perk, because that was a girl in

and I say, she got the, her woo wife is nice. She's wet as hell. I hit it raw. Pause, you know, I don't do raw.

I do it with my wife. But I didn't. I hit it raw, and little Jaggle ain't hit it raw. Now, he got AIDS. I think of you AIDS. Yeah. I wanted it raw. Yeah.

You know what I mean? So that's not your fault because look at your life. Yeah, no, yeah. You is on the biggest platform. Adam, love you. I ain't talking about nobody else. Yeah. From what I see outside looking in, he got everybody out the store.

Get your ass out of here. Great thing. Because trustworthy, he ain't going to switch up on me, and he's going to stay honest. honorable to the program I'm running. You're not bigger than this is this program. I grew up. I grew up following rules.

So that's what I told you. I wanted the people where you look out for me, you got to be the one that start doing the bullshit in order for me to turn on you. I can't be. I'm never going to be the one that you got to look over your shoulder or nothing. It's like a gang of people work here. No, nobody got the address to his house.

No question. And a couple of others, like you get what I'm saying? Like, it's in your, it's here. But you built their relationship. as well. Or he even sees something in you at the end of the day. And with genuine people, you know what come with us.

That's why I was fin to say, too. A lot of motherfuckers just don't deserve your presence, man. I always say it this, man. If a motherfucker don't respect your presence, you make them respect your absence, man. Say that again? That's real. That's real.

That's real. You make them respect your absence, man. Because when you deal with a real motherfucker, gee, And when you deal with a real, G, its values, its morals come with that. He got a moral compass about itself. Yeah. And then he love. He trustworthy.

We can't get that to everybody. Yeah. Because everybody don't appreciate that shit. That's kind of what I'm learning right now. I'm going through that shit right now. No question. Just cutting people off knowing who's with me, who against me, like not having too many people around. You got to.

Because I'm going to tell you something. Everybody wants you to be. successful until you start being successful. When you start being successful, you're going to see motherfuckers change like the weather, Jack. Facts, you're going to see that shit. And this is another thing for you,

Brick, baby. You already was pushing, you already was pushing the lines and the narrative, right? So that's why he because there was a lot of motherfuckers around you that you probably ain't pay attention to tooth that was trying to get you up out of here. You dropped. I studied this shit.

You ain't peeped this shit. I studied this shit. I'm showing him. I'm showing him. They try to give me up out of here right now. I'm crazy. I'm showing him. I'm like, look, exactly. This is what they do it to.

But they can't get you because I'm going to tell you why. This ain't no paid situation. You know why? Because I'm the pioneer. One of the biggest reality shows ever. And Mama Jones is a real celebrity. I'm a manager. I'm a real motherfucker that this.

I got a resume. Exactly. Resing, you don't pay for you. Right. You got an Emmy Award because you was in a CNN document because the United States of America and you work with Kanye. You're signed of Jim Jones. Your sign of Jim Jones. This is how to pay for play.

Now, if you bring little bullio on, he ain't got no resume. You know what I mean? I got about three shit stains. Right. And the blunt. And it doesn't have had up. It's just to talk about. So like, all right.

So when we say, when we mention your name game, like, who are you? Like this one, and I'm gonna go to you too. Like, who are you? Like, you're an Emmy Award winning. You, you, you, you've been to Kanye, you've been through the No Diddy phase. You've been through it. I'm crazy.

I'm still firm. I'm still fun. I'm still fun. Come on. Yes, uh. Don't let the energy break up. They compromise Montefatry. You see, that's the difference.

These motherfuckers are talking about my men. These motherfuckers out. You do got that curle. You do you like Kurt. He did he like Kurt. Back with you. That's what you were saying, though. Honor, bro.

And coming from the jungle, coming from surf sandwiches, roaches, rats, free lunch, last, seeing that shit, and I was a mixed kid, you know what I'm saying? My father full-blood Mexican, my mama black and Cherokee Indian,

and we was the only mixed kids living in the projects. Now, let me tell you about my hero, my pops, he full-blood Mexican. He fell in love with a black. You know what I'm saying? Once you go black,

you don't go back. He left his... Listen, he left his mother-old. Right. And look, he left his whole shit. Yeah, if it ain't white, it ain't right. Right. It ain't right. He left his whole shit, Gee. To move into projects to make sure we were straight.

That's what I'm saying. But because we was so close in the streets, I was gangbanger 12, 13 years old. Opening up a Jewma, open up the circle with the brothers. You know what I'm saying? In the fold. Know my lessons. Know my laws. When Shorty's no was out there, party in the kick.

I was learning lessons and prayers. You know what I mean? So my thing was I already knew God had something for me. So the Black Stone Rangers always been up under Islamic leadership. Basically the principles. The five highest principles known the man, love, true, peace, freedom, and justice. It don't get no real than that. And when we say Stone love, stone run it, we mean stone love.

That's for our people. We're standing on purposes for our people. You draw what I'm saying? about me, I was always the one that I just f*** with real niggas, gee, so you could be a GD or a BD

or a foe. You might get out on this, you might get out, I might get out with you. We're one of the man. If we rocking like that, you get what I'm saying? Because that's what I come up

under honor, bro. I've been f***ed over. Like, for real, I've been the unsung hero for Chicago. I was a part of Chief Keith, Little Dirk, and King Louis First Tool

called the Winnie City Drift Tour. Yeah. I was a part of that. Talk to her. You know what I'm saying? I worked with K. Tone, may he rest in peace, that's G. Herbo uncle.

On my first album, when I was 12, I did a song called Killer, Killer Game Bang. When there was an era in Chicago on the south side where I'm from where everybody was rapping New York. You draw what I'm saying? And I came on some gang bang, gang bang,

gang bang, and I'm assured it. So you're saying that you, you were a piety. No, no. No, right. A dream. Put it out there. Let's put it out there. You know, no knocking.

Pac-Man them. No knocking. You know, whoever everybody's saying, who's the drill? I've been doing this shit since the late 90s. Only the real going to know that. Only the real can vouch. And I'm with everybody from the south side to the north side, to the west side, to the east side, to the low end. I used to be on 57th Marshfield or shorty around, nothing but GD's.

And I was one of the brothers with my head broke. One of the lowest, I used to fuck with the ratchet. He used to be around. that bitch like, bro, you ain't number like 14, 15, nigga, you around all this shit? I just be like, give me that fucking gun. Give me that. This is my safety.

This is my safety. Because why I come from, only thing it showed me was you could be a loyal soldier and your own people will get rid of you. For sure. That's the city of Chicago, the city of the back, though, you draw? And now they

glorifying that shit. So it takes for people, people like us to come up here that's been in this shit. I put this flag everywhere I go. You draw on some real shit. I even meet demonstrating on my dean, standing firm on my dean, on my musta king. You feel what I'm saying? And the lessons, so I come from a lot of that. So all I wanted to do is change the narrative and inspire.

I always had that drive in me. That's how I've been pushing. I've been pushing. It's like there. Because these niggas don't know. It's like the same niggins that you knock it down. going to be the same niggas you eat with tag with when you get to where you go

when you get to that giant. You knock to me niggins now you're going to be best friends with his brother. And if you're not best friends, y'all ain't going to be able to hit each other unless you ask for permission. It just got to get a point. You get what I'm saying? Like you're not going to be able to go to the op side of the day room

and do nothing without permission from both sides. So you think that you're just some type of nigger going out here and ready your drill. When you get there you're going to be structured. You don't see big Malik. You're going to see the big Malik. Six, five, three, fifteen. What's you going to do?

He did a game, twenty-well. Big Malik. The nigga the game, thirty-well. Look, he was two-seventy-five at first. He was two-seven-five at first. A kid, I'll take about a crack kid in prison. He come in 190. Three months of that prison, commissaries, he swore.

He's smacking the shit out of these. That's me. That's me. I go here 170, digger. Four-buss. I'm two. 25 like this putting the coffee over the nigga

for a nigga with you thirsty and you're gonna talk to the OG you're gonna talk to the OG you ain't talking back to you not even coming where big you live at to talk back all that internet

I'm saying y'all see y'all want to what they call LA y'all call squabble is squabble why he teaches football with kids I never seen one person say hi big you

can I get them squabby with squabble You're not going to do it. Let me get my one. He knows karate, taekwondo, jizzit. He don't want that shit. He's going to beat the brakes off you. So then the difference is from where I'm from, like I say, South Side Wild Hunters,

like me to cut you off, big bro. But he's going to beat the brakes off you. That's a fact. This nigger talking shit is five-foot round fat as hell. You said nut, nigger. And I ain't going to say your name. But you can't. talk about compo

copo throw niggas down woo-wops you attack coppo coppo strong as shit he wakes up doing pull-ups

go to sleep and my brother hockey moot fitness with the tims on he's still on the I mean like this a new york cast no no no

my brother hockey move fitness curls 315 and indio champ does that you get near him or jim or jim or NEO, it's going to be a bad day.

Keep it on the internet. Stop the rat shit. If you ain't got paperwork, if a... If you get attacked, his job is a rapper. He could be long and fuck with any nigga he wants. But Jim Jones is a great rapper and philanthropist that take care of us, right? So anybody call him a rat? You out your mind.

You understand? Three white people who try to jump your ass? You're getting 30 years. Jim did it with the right day. It's already there. He didn't tell. You understand? He's just defending themselves.

At the end of the day. Africa has over 3,000 tribes. We come from the continent of gangbanging. In Africa, there's over 7,000 languages. We are prone to being in tribes and organizations. Because you're in an organization, that don't mean. he's a rat. He's a square blood.

He might be a square Crip. But that I mean, he ain't cripping. You grow up out. You grow up in Philly. You wake up. Allah who I'm about, you don't even know why you said it.

Because it's all around our environment. That's you around. So you're five foot four, once again, chubby fubby, right? Your dick don't go past your stomach, pause. You mad, you're shorty left. You heard?

He got booty dude He looks terrible He looks terrible Homie You call a nigga's rat You fucking with our money Because we Create great music

Dipset You don't do that I should have To men like him Jim is loved In every city Every state They love Jim in Chicago

They love wacko Love Jim Who wouldn't love Jim When game When game Started rap Who Jim put in this video Game

You so fucking hate I hate Hators Now you get hate on me because I might look better than you. I know more could have an end than you, but you can't hate on me for no reason. You get on this and you bring a good brother like Adam in the mix of that shit. Adam don't want nothing to do.

He's like, bro, you're coming up here saying I had a call and I talked to Big You and he knew Nipsey was going to get killed. That's so crazy. I'm a new, we out of town. We in Philly and Jersey, New York. And you know the white boy can't stop. you from talking. That's why you're right here.

Why? Why you didn't bring that up on C.J. back and the TV podcast. That's my nigga. That's what I be saying. You're not going to do a lot. But here me out. I'm not done against the brother because I don't know.

That shit got tussed down. It don't even exist no more. Yeah. But I'm going to say something about the brother. If you do have a problem with you, because y'all knew each other if y'all did. Just in Islam, what we do, and I'm not going to talk about y'all.

I just don't like what you're doing to us talking about us because we ain't never did nothing to know L.A. nigga. We never came across the L.A. shit. We love L.A. brothers. I got a lot of L.A. Muslim brothers. I just don't like you hurting a brand that we worked 20, 40 years to me.

You know what I'm saying? We're a little Dirk said. I grew up watching dipset. Get your lips wet. That's what Dirk said. We are. So what are you doing? Why are you doing that to Adam? Adam? His podcast is for some other shit.

It's not to bring niggas down And that's why he fired He's tired of that shit Right He tired of that shit He wants some substance God damn He's tired of that shit

You feel me He won't what you bring You see how you brought substance A change in the narrative This ain't your average Chicago That ain't your average New York motherfucker We gonna break the real

The real The real The underground streets We're gonna bring that And this is the fucking truth From the fucking truth DoC to USP The OC

But you feel me say this, inshallah, I'm going to say this. And inshallah, I would want the brother, and I ain't going to, may law forgive me, because I'm going to talk about called fast stubby. Yeah, we're doing too much time. No, no, no, no, because it was

too much time on this podcast talking about how I'm here. Because if it hurt, bro, if it hurt compo, it hurts me. It hurts mom. It hurts all of us. So, I'm going to say this. You got great things going on in your

life. I'm proud of the diapers. I'm proud of all the things that you got going on, how you navigated from a little town to making it in L.A. Because it's hard to get around some world L.A. Niggas. You use that to benefit and build your kids, not the, you don't have,

you're already going to be a millionaire. That brother knew how to get money without doing that. Come on, man. And all he got to do is, listen, it's never late, brother. Take your shahada, come to the man's shit with us.

We bring you in. But you got to read the court. and and follow the student of the prophet and then you'll get right. Even the brother loose, whoever he is, I don't know you, brother. Come to God, brother. Because that is a crash course. I will never go on the internet

and try to beat for the nigga. If it's not factual, it could be detrimental to your life. I'm not doing that, bro. So my thing is like, brother, all y'all is under one roof. And I see him, he's in here. It's like, y'all are running real.

That's too much friction. And there's some things you do You can't come back I ain't never seen them I'm up here But that's a headache though Yeah it is It is

But at the end of the day Like I say With the other nigga Man With a nigga It's far gone Out they mind There's no way

We beefing When you delusional Like every The whole world knows They're intrigued In how delusional you are Don't think that This following

It's saying Hooray Hooray We are the 100 side Like no they ha ha this nigga on some buzz shit again. But if you think they want to see it, sir, it's like, yeah, we tap it in to hear what

bullshit you fit to say this week. Because a lot of them ain't laughing with you, they laugh at you. And that's what they go to get entertained. That's right. So you think he's doing that just for the clicks? I mean, I don't know. Cubs might really be delusional. It don't make sense.

That's what I'm saying. I can't tell you nothing about the nigga. I'm a fan. You can't be signed the vamp. You're going to get unsigned. No, no. I don't talk about that. Oh, I'm going to say, you're saying to that.

You got to go to that, Jake. So I know what you're talking about on that situation. So I already get what you're talking. Yeah. Yeah. Oh, shit. Yeah. I said to this right here.

I'm just saying I already know what you're talking about with this. So. And I know what you say. Don't give it no energy shit. But I love, I love Coppo. No, but you keep it. You keep it with a funky dog. I'm a old nigga and Coppo love me.

No question. And he love my brother. Love my family. Love my family. Love my family. I love my big brother. Mama Jones got me off of parole. I have to dedicate my life to her.

I don't care, man. What nobody tell me? And let me tell you about that. I dedicate my life to her. And let me tell you about compo of mama. Mama accepted me for him. But once I built that relationship with Mama, that's my mama.

You know what I'm saying? I'm going to the end of the dirt with Mama. When Mama comes to the shy, she got the red carpet. She don't walk to the car by herself. We take her the car. See, one thing my fuck's got to understand, If you love your community, your community love you back.

Motherfuckers could be blowing at a motherfucker. The twist coming up, you know, we call the police the twist where I'm from. The twist could be coming up, you feel me? They're saying, motherfucker's thing. And the motherfucker's be like, run! Yeah. They come and run! Get on.

I didn't bend it through it, you feel what I'm saying? And when I met Mama, she accepted me so much. Like, I see, it was the love, you know what I'm saying? And Big Bro-A. That same experience. And big bro ain't keep up from us. Big bro was like build that relationship. So that's why when I met Jim, let me speak on that.

We became brothers just on some kicking it, laughing, cool it, and bro, accepted the shit. Getting your hair braided by the same people and shit. And he wasn't acting like no stuck up, motherfucker. He wasn't acting like, man, me and bro was kicking. Man, that shit was righteous, man. He can do that because when you meet a king that is known throughout, the world.

When we put this, like he was already him. And then he gives you an invite. You don't say, oh, I need this. It might take two years. It might take five. One thing about this industry,

I learned, it's not going to happen when you want. You might be around Michael Jackson. You don't be on him. You better do this. No. Play your fucking.

When it makes sense, when you was in the streets, selling them dime bags, them G packs, and OG said, you only get. get 100 off the G-pack. You ain't pull out your gun.

No. When OG said, let's go rob this, nigger, and he took all the money. He gave him $50 and some A-Force ones. You didn't shoot OG. You shut the fuck. You shut up. You shut up.

Say you're on sell. For the first time. There's been some old niggas' pot for playing, though. I ain't going to lie to you. Especially if you being right. You're saying. You're coming. Yeah.

If you go handles, this hand is no job. No, I know what's a. I agree. I said for the first couple times, and you come in here, don't play. Don't do. You can't do that.

It's his store. He is the label. Play your position. And then, insh all, you can have a new jumper. Kings can't be kings without being soldiers first. Exactly.

And real's king sit at the table. We have an alpo. We have an alpo. Real king sit at the table and talk about money. We have an alpo. He thought he was bigger than a. He thought he could slide. rich out the way. Look what happened. The turn became a rat. His whole image was destroyed. He

fucked up A-Z money. He fucked the whole paid and full movement up because his intention was wrong. If your intention is to deal with me just for money, you're going to blow my brains out. But your intention is genuine. We're going to make more than money. Yeah, exactly. So what happened? One guy kills Rich Porter, right? back store the whole situation AC shot up 100 fucking times and then you go out to VA and then sit you on everybody in D.C.

Yeah, one guy could change everything. One guy, Bob. You know what? It's a guy that boy George. That's why you got to eliminate the cancel me soon. But you might not smell it off the real.

No, you don't know, because the nigger might be kicking it. There you go. You just got to watch an exact issue. Right up under you. Let me leave you with this. I just dealt with a snake like that. If you're righteous, if you're moving righteous, you're going to always prevail.

Time is the only thing going to tell you about them all. The people who are real with you, they're timeless. They last through time. You can just meet a bitch. You could just meet a nigger. You cool with them. Y'all been rocking for three, four months. Now you find out some snake shit about him or he's playing you

or you see it in the hash he's playing. you, in due time, you're going to fan out about everything you want to know. Yeah, yeah. Motherbug can't hide, they said. Exactly. But if you came righteous up front, you're going to always prevail. That's why I'm bad at lying in the females and shit. Even when I got married, I'm telling the person. Yeah.

I just lost a lot of weight so my ring go to the wrong finger. Man, too. My shit been swung up. I've been living weights. I had to put my, yeah, baby. I had to put my shit on this finger, so don't get twisted. Yeah. So a motherfucker, even in front, man, look, you know, I'm a fuck up.

Right. And you know, ahead of time. Like, you have I'm saying, if this is what you hope. This will come with it. This will cut with it usually. But is that honorable? It's no, because look, what I'm trying to tell you. Look what I'm trying to tell you.

I'm telling you off the rip. I don't want to say the situation because sometimes it makes it feel like this. It's the only reason why. I'm just trying to go around. But you give it up saying, and a motherfucker like, this would come with it. Let me ask you this. And this is what I struggle with.

We don't got to do it. In my life, this is what I struggle with as a man. Because I was married before, and I lost some good women by being jangling. You know, being jangling is a person that go here, here, here, here. He back doing all the shorties, right? And he ain't keeping it real with the wife, right?

And my thing is, if I can't have honor with a woman that love me that's with me every day how can I be honorable to my friend? I probably will push my if I'm like that. So I was like, even right now with myself, I try to like work on that.

I'm trying to fix myself. I come from like living away crazy life and then I'm slowing down and I'm like, look. I ain't had no mind. I'm in the same shit right now. It's like, look, I'm going to do it. Now I'm trying to do it.

Right. But then when I move around, it's other shit, without talking too much. It's other shit that involve other people. Right. You know what I'm saying? A nigga out of job now, so it's easier. You get what I'm trying to tell you.

But gee, some women only want you to tell the truth. A women accept the ugly truth than a beautiful lie. Yeah. If you come to a bit, if you come to a woman and say, look, man. Yeah, some of them want to hear a lie, but that's the one that you shouldn't fuck with. Because your energy and your fitness is going to be. If you keep in the 100 women, see, women be always talking about all like,

all you had to do is tell me the truth is you going to accept the truth. If I tell you, I got a wife, I got three cribs, I got four dogs, I got motherfucking five kids. And then you tell the woman, where you fit in that. And if she accept that shit, then that's what it is. But a lot of women just want you to tell them the truth. You got to have more than one wife. They can make a play. That's it.

You got have more than one wife because it's in the court of hand, but you have to financially take care of them. Benefit. I'm just saying, ask me. Under the polygamy. Even if I tell the truth, like my friend,

if we're doing something together and I do a backdoor business deal on you, that's wrong. You weren't. You ain't. Yeah. So my thing is with women, you know,

men degrade women. We told to call her a beat. We told her to call her all the worst names, but we came out of her. What's that? So it's a psych that you're losing your mind

because if the woman is not treated right the kid that come from her it's going to be a monster she's going to birth a killer and she loves that boy if he loves his son that kid grows to be a king but the kid turns into a monster

because mom when he does her wrong shut the F up going your F you know why she's talking to that kid like that because you daddy never loved her daddy never took her on a vacation Daddy never brought her to all his money. And all the boyfriends are the same things. But you have, like you, I see you came in here, not with the side girl,

now with the other doorway girl, now with the three pieces of the chicken wing, you came in with wife. Yeah, exactly. And I respected that because you know why? You brought her to no jumper with you. She's going to be your financier next. She may take out a 401k next. She might have stock in her name for your music.

Right, exactly. Because you put her in vote. in it. She's the team. It's the team. Exactly. So is that something wrong? Like, I saw guys that go in and out of jail.

And this is the next thing. I went and talked to the kids in jail. And I said, raise your hand if you like women. Everybody raised their hand. And I said, raise the hand if you like men. They didn't raise the hand. I said, how many y'all been in jail more than five times? They all raised their head.

I said, you got to be. Ain't no women in there. Right. I got tired of Wuwapin. My nigga, I'm Muslim. We ain't supposed to woo-wop. Your skin coming over. That's not her laugh.

That's what I'm going to say your skin coming up. My skin ain't go to the hospital. They're going to get in. And that's the right-up. That's a right-up. Oshay, what's that code in jail? That's a right-up. That's a right-up.

Destroying state property. I ain't ever seen anything. They get rowed up, but, oh. That's what the time. The COs come through there, you slapping your. shit. Yeah, that's like a sexual assault charge. That's what I thought.

They call that clapping. If you like this and you let her see, yeah, that's the birthday shit. Yeah, you get the fuck up out of their fame. And they might break you there. And this applies to me too. If I went, I went to a lot of time. So apply to me. And I got tired of being

in a shower with men. Fuck going to jail. I'm like, my nigga, this is getting weird. Fuck that shit. You know what I mean? Some of the guy's coming there with the boxes on. Some niggas get ass naked Like come on, gang Like that's what I'd be on like

How is you that coming in my life Man Come on, bro We all got on boxes We're making our way through Knicker might have these motherfuckers off With the nigga get back to the shit with my whole shit up in the cell

You know what's it when you do that Yeah man You're doing too much bro But that's what you know enough is enough man That's what I feel it That's why I started When he said it like Hey, look, for the, you out there, for the you out there.

Look, you could make one mistake and that shit to change the whole trajectory of your life. Gang, what the fuck's it up is the nigga with everything off. Why y'all got his back to the damn shower here? I should drive the soap for a part of shit. When I get a new M.A. come in, I throw four bars of soap on the floor on the ground. That shit is wild. Yeah.

And make niggas go grab, grab. You a wild boy. And that one big, I'm my way. You're a wild. I'm not gay, but I want to make this a fucked up experience to the young nigga so he won't come back. I'm going to five bars and slide them down. And I'm like, Nike, you're so about your ears.

Nigel going to throw that shit back. Because you know, when you were in the desmos, you know, that's what we call the joint as well, the desmos. Because at the hummyssey, you get treated like that your ass is grass too. Exactly. So you better get your game. And a lot of them little young niggas ain't ready for the joint. So that's how you could tell

Because they're timid They're getting treated It's like put this in your box You cooking for me today You got the motherfucker over there washing drawers and socks and shit You shouldn't be in this bitch You go what I'm saying

But you're gonna realize You're gonna get treated How you get there? What happened? But the woman is the only one on the VI Your homies ain't on the VI I was calling Jamal Jibbriil We treat the woman the worst

They didn't come see me Yeah, I'm cool on the humies, though. I'm smooth on them. Then I'm going to tell me. I'm smooth on them. I admit through too much hard way. My homies is my hobbies. We know through brotherhood.

We don't even got to call each other. So my brother, you got a wife, you got a wife, you got a wife. Treat her like royalty, bro. Because if something happened to you, you are you, she is going to be there on your deathbed. She's going to carry the torch. She's going to be there. So I'm not saying you might want a jingling on the side.

I don't know what you're in. I'm cool. You better not let her know. You better have that phone in two states. The phone for the jinglinger, better be in Dakota. Where you at? If you're in Chicago, your doorway phone... I'm on outskirts.

No, your doorway phone should be in North Dakota. And then when you want to do jangling shit, go drive all the way to North Dakota and get your phone to call the 40s. Jay. Jay. I don't want to know none of that shit. I'm cool. Don't get, don't let her.

Once a woman know you cheated on her? Yeah, exactly. She's never the same. Right. No question. Never the same. Don't ever cheat on your woman and she found out she's never going to be. My mom's will get a new woman.

And what if they cheat first? Shit. I never had a woman do that to. Yeah. I pray with my woman. You was in jail, nigga. I hope for some. You're lying.

You're lying. You're calling them your woman when you're in jail too because everybody's woman getting smacked when you're going to hear. I know. You got what I was in just. That's what I'm about to say. You like me. We're a friend.

You know who was my girlfriend? Who, yeah. And I, and I should. Fee-Fee. No, no. The Buttman magazines. The magazine. They're illustrated.

We had the King magazine. Yeah. I can't chuck off with no clothes on. It got to be no clothes on. They got to be in fucking that shit up for motherfuckers. A lot of time we start in the shell black dick. They got so bad. That shit.

We still getting up. how we get them y'all can't get those magazines hell done every young motherfucker in the world right now is watching this shit for real because this would jail like

yeah yeah if y'all really hear that that shit sound crazy why would you want to go to that thing I got my magazine right shout out the trap that shit is crazy

I'm holding her at night I'm going to sleep with the magazine yeah and then I kissed her yeah you wanted to death I said you stop See, that's crazy. And then I got in the fight.

I learned a nigga hold my book. And he whooped the ball. I said, my nigga, my shit's sticking right now. You got to go to the barrel. Oh, yeah. I'm like, yeah. Yeah, yeah. He might get it.

He's playing. He ain't playing, bro. He's going to stop a dick over playing like that. Niggas up and this motherfucker will poke you over a noodle. Look, bro. Noodoolews motherfuck at 30 cents. My whole boy, cut my dog. Diggies.

Facts. My fuck is. My nigga, baby, brain. I'm putting you on blast, El, guy. He got the bitches in the zip-lock bag. Go to the shower with him

if you want to, digger. Let me say like this. Go to the shower. Find that, in the shower. We got times when we be in the shower.

Like, man, we're going to make sure it's clear. When it's an open shower, digger, hey, look, I'm going to go in there make sure that everybody

coming in a big. I used to get them at work at night and do the porter jobs just to take the shower about myself at night. That's what I said. And I had motherfuckers on security right there. I had motherfuckers on security right there.

Tell the motherfuckers what their boots on. Like, no, you can't come in here right now. He in there. And when it's his turn to come in there, I do the same shit for him. You want to go to jail? No, no, so let me say that. So let me say that. They can guard you while you doing your things.

So I ain't never been to jail. All y'all have been to jail, right? I ain't never been. So I'm a motherfucker on me say, I go to jail right now. How that shit? I'm from going in there and I got to, what, like. You're going to be jingling. If you go to jail,

I never going to be jangling. I never going to be jangling. Don't pick Malik. No. They're going to throw baby oil on you and not you out. No, I'm telling you, I was going to feed you. Because I'm in my face. You eat what you kill with that motherfucker.

But now when I came in, I was dumbing. I'm not to go into soccer shit. You don't eat when you kill, you don't want to be super turked up. You just did it. Don't take no dishes. Don't get to be observing. Don't go to jail. You got to be observing, man.

Yeah. And that's what we... No for but this respect. And that's what we're talking about you better get cracking because they're bored and all that shit. And when I first came in the joint, when I first came to the joint, I went as a shorty like 17, 18,

and I had to go to Joliette. And that was like, that's receiving at the time. But that was the biggest, you know what I'm saying? And this is straight get busy, ow. You feel what I'm saying? It ain't nothing no talking. And this receiving. Was Big Malik there?

Was a lot of Big Malik's there? They're a motherfucker undercover Malik's there too, big Malik's. My motherfucker, they'll walk out. They see honey buns on their bed or a motherfucker that left them a snick or something. Don't pick that shit up. They can play like that. No question. Are we going to tell that bitch out?

Don't let no, they can give you no sweets. Oh, exactly. They need some sweets on your bed and you open it you. I'm going to get you a Chi Chi for a week. That's wild. Ain't going to give you a cheat in. You feed them, get your way now. Yeah, get your way now.

But see, some kids, some of these little youth kids for shorties, they make mistakes that they could have corrected. right but they'll make that wrong mistakes and now this is your life for 40 years. That's a long time. And you don't fucking understand that shit. This is your life for 40 years. What about a nigga play like your

workout partner? The nigga can't work you out. I don't hear that shit on this. You don't get it. You got to watch out. They got that in New York. They got that shit worldwide. They had that shit in Chicago. I mean, you know, Stateville, Jolly at that.

A niggins stop spying me on the 3.5. because he's seen the little jingle ain't coming. I said, where am I spot at? He left. He just spent thought about you. Yeah, because in New York, you could do the training rest ofals. You know, on the Transformers, they got tits in New York. And it get real.

Under the Decephicon. He is to stab you over a little, little time. That's why we have to get him off the yard in California. The humlicks was crashing out of each other. I'm going to play basketball. I play basketball. That's what I did. You do not.

You do not play. I'm going to go back in. I don't know. I'd have been shot at the neck now, so you probably got it. All right. But here this is. We play seven. I'm going to get you a real story, a jail basketball story. So I'm playing ball. This is on me. Like, we're playing in the NBA finals.

I go right. He go right. I go left. I shoot it. He blocks the shit out of me. He blocks me again and did one of the Dominique dunts. I said, who the fuck is in here that he's trying to go to the NBA for? So we was in Queensboro. We were in Queensboro, it's like before you come home. So I look over to the stand. I said, this is a good look like Alicia.

I thought it was a woman because it's my first time in in Queens. It looked like Alicia Keys. Then he come through, he did a windmill on the side of the court. I said, this thing is nice. I quit the game. I said, I'm not playing anymore because you making me look bad. I'm good, but not like that. Yeah, I ain't good.

Like you. Like, they can guard somebody else. So I think that there was a woman, the Alicia Keys looking in the stand. So when they go back to the house, I see the Alicia Key looking woman, nigga, walk back with us. I said, that's a man. That's a man.

And he owned this, like, oh, did you like the game? Did you like my dogs? It's just, oh, you were doing your thing. Oh, you were showing up for his big. Yeah, showing out for the woo-wax. Oh, God, that's what I'm trying to tell you in real life. You hear a grown man, argue with each other down,

all type of shit. So you just, you not, you not. You're not. involved in the streets like that so what is your rap content his song is about guns it's called smoke no it just smoke in general

now you talk about shooting these in the whole song we want smoke it goes on and all and I'll leave my house without the pole come look it the pole in Colorado you already know it get like that though

so at the end of the day I got to protect my in Colorado I got to protect myself for my family at the end of the day You have to pop one of them. Why is your Colorado spirit different from my? It's either me and him.

At least I can go to visit with my baby. All right. I don't want to be around the gun. I don't want to be around the gun. I keep that bitch like a granite car. Even if it's in the web or at home guy. See, you say, shake you to the gun? You got to protect you.

Everybody, everybody not own your time. You don't got to have a gun to be a gun. You could be humbling this motherfucker. A motherfucker can hate you just because the way you carry yourself. Like, I don't got wood. Yeah. But it's the way that the world is in right now.

The way the world is in right now, it's dog. You fucking don't want to protect you. But where I go, you got to protect you. I'm not on the ground. I'm around Republicans and really allow people. They probably got to be doing. See, you don't got to move like that. That's the whole thing.

That's why we do. I'm going to do it. Yeah. You don't move like that. Yeah. Yeah. And how do you let that girl do that shit? Before, we got, because we got break.

first of the active this OG he created a new technology that no one ever saw and he got the technology and the cannabis back that's why I was going through him to go to that

but we don't go back to that girl I want to break I want to break the girl I'm just saying you let weirdo that ain't from New York like that come on how y'all put on the plate

I think that was sharp was trying to woo-wop her and get that bag from me that was the back play move That was the people's, that's, that's, that's these people, that's, that's, that's, that's, that's, that's, that's, that's, that's that BBL don't shake, that's what I say. They come, they come from Adam, they bend on everybody.

They, I guess they've been around. I don't know, we, we, we, we, we, we, we, we, we, we, we, we, we, we, we, we, we, getting, pined down by the whole no jeopardy, like, got them, bitch, what's roll. She need to, she need to stop trying to push to there. She had, these girls. These girls. now they're getting in, I thought the girl

wanted to be on love and hip-posh. You said, can I get to Adam so he could woo-w-w-wop me? I said, the Adam popping out here with the woo-w-out. Yeah. So girls try to get to me. They're trying to sit on the couch. They're trying to sit on the couch. I just can't do that.

You got to send it. You got to sit there. I mean, shit. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I ain't into that, but it's strong. It might be some new talent that you don't know it's talent. But you ain't woo-woping the woo-wap? No, I ain't woo-woo-woping.

For the record I got to bring no TN. Yeah, so again, we talk about cannabis, they trip me out

with this new shit they got going on. So come on. Future pipe shit. What's my boy name again? Philly first in the right. Black, Philly Black.

Yeah, that's what I'm about to say. I was about to call you Philly Rob. That's why I was like, let me not say that. My nigga Philly Black. What's up, what's going on?

You're the niggins, bro. Man. I'm just a small fry with you. This the money man right here. There you go. There you go. There you go.

Come on, man. I write to his website. What are we doing? Tell us about this new technology. We're first interactive. So, what I want to do first is I want to give a shot out of the knit. You know what I'm saying?

Because that was the brainchild. Salute nil. Yeah, my big, boy. I'm in the music, you know, we got artists, I got a studio or whatever. We was making clothes, you know what I'm saying? And I'm trying to come up with a different design, bop, blah, b, but it's like, with these designs, you ain't going to never get nothing that's going to everybody going like. Some people are going like a design.

Some people aren't going like to design. You know, so my man said, damn, you see, you know, Nip had just passed or whatever. So Nip was a big conversation at the time, especially in the East Coast because, you know, we're going to be doing it. Yeah. You know what I mean? Yeah, definitely. He came over there. He got a whole lot of love for y'all too.

Feel like the world fuck with Nett. I knew what Nip was doing with the clothes? I said, nah, I ain't see it. So he brought me a video, showed me the video that he had when he was promoting the marathon store. When it was the first digital store, the first digital. Right, yeah. Right. Because you were scanning.

You could hold your phone certain ways of certain shit that come on and take pictures. Yeah, when you first came in. So I've seen it. I thought it was dope, but to keep it real, I've seen limitations. Yeah. You understand what I'm saying? One of the limitations was you had to hold your phone up to the person's clothes in order to watch the video. So who's going to let you stand there for three minutes to watch it?

Yeah. So I'm like, damn, that's dope, but it doesn't really make sense. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? The other part was it only had knit. Yeah. So it was like, all right, if I got this shirt, I might be excited to show this drawing two or three times

because it do something crazy, but how many times am I going to be excited to show all knit? You know what I'm saying? Yeah. So my thought was, how can I make it represent the person that it wears and how can I make it where you could tap it and go? You understand what I'm saying?

So that's where the research started. You know what I mean? It took me about, it took me about too much, about 300 tries. You understand what I'm saying? And I finally found the right technology

to go with the right thing. So we patented it. And I went out to Kevin Harrington from Shark Tanks. This was really got me going on it because I was right before COVID. So I showed Kevin Harrington.

So he looks at me, say, damn, that's dope. Nobody else came up with So I felt the little Like, yeah, nigga I did Yeah, he's right Yeah, you know what I'm saying You're not being the niggies, he ain't supposed to come up with this.

Exactly, that's what they said. Yeah. And at least he kept in a hundred with you Because a lot of him is going to be in that. Yeah, he kept in a thousand. He definitely kept in a thousand. So he's like, damn, ain't nobody else come up with this. So I'm like, yeah, you know, like, damn, like this man really didn't believe that,

you know what I'm saying? I could do that, you know what I'm saying? So that got me going. I got the pushing it. And then I started thinking about, I started thinking, what's that? Oh, then I started thinking about, where could the product work?

You understand what I'm saying? And so I had a couple different spaces. Yeah. All right, so I thought about the clothes adding it to the clothes for my grandma. Yeah. My grandma, rest of the soul, she passed now. but she's about 90.

Yeah. She used to get lost when she go out. She had Alzheimer's. Yeah. So I saw you. Exactly. Oh, that's true. Let me put something on the clothes

so when the cops find her, a video will come on. How are you doing? This is so-and-so. She belongs to the so-and-so family. Right. Give us a call. That's dope.

Man, that's it. So that's where it came from the close trying to make sure grandma was school. So it came from a good place. You could do that to the kids too. You can even put it to the kid. That was the next joint.

So when I took it to the schools, the kids was, the schools was more concerned about people having this information of this child. Yeah. What if a pedophile happened? He know the name with his kid.

You can't do that too. You can't do. Too crazy. Exactly. The old people, it kind of makes sense, but it's still kind of dated. Right. for the kids.

So now I'm like, all right, I got the old people. Some of the nursing homes is giving me a little rhythm. School's not really giving me rhythm. But I've been doing the music thing for years. You understand? I'm saying. I always wanted to play with the music

to have that soapbox. Like what you're all doing right now, reaching out to these kids. And I looked at it like, you got to meet them where they're at. Sometimes we try to talk to these kids from up here and it's like you're giving them all your life. life experiences and all this.

They looking at you like, nigga, well, that was then. So it's hard to really tap into them. So I'm like, all right, I got to tap into them where they're at. So I let me get into some music, you know what I mean? If I'm successful in music, then now I got the air.

You understand what I'm saying? So I played with the music, had a couple people. They didn't really go how I wanted it. We did a movie, dub block, shout out to the dub block. It was a feature film. Quincy. you know, I mean, from a land and the rest of his piece,

he came through, got us the movie. So boom, I'm running around, I'm doing this shit. I said, you know what? The artist. You understand? I'm saying, I'm like, as an independent artist,

this is your CD. You understand? I'm saying, the DSPs is they cutting into your bag. You understand? I'm saying, they got the algorithms. They control them who get listened to. And when you,

up and coming, It's no more coming out of the trunk. Like, yo, Higomai, you got nothing tangible to give them. You understand what I'm saying? So I said, you know, if you load it into a product or into your clothes, now every time you sell a hoodie, a hat, or whatever, you sell an album. You know what I mean? It's tangible.

Exactly. And you got some people whose merch moved better than their music. Right. Yeah, yeah. Like a piece of clothing, I could win. It's the name, man. I stand there in a bed. Just the name.

You dig me? So it's like music, like, it's short, tension span with these kids. Yeah. What do you put on the outside to let people know where to scan and verify? Like, like, okay, yeah, we see it, but we see the logo and then we don't know. So it's like, that's the A. It started with the A because my very first product was called At Me. The shirts was called at me

Like when you go on Instagram you add the person But all right So like even with that on there Like is it a disclaimer like Scan the bag? No Well because well in Philly I guess you know what I mean Walo was my first

My first influence of the dude Went goofy You know what I mean So in Philly Everybody knows the A Yeah right So when they see the A They just automatically go

You know the touch it right Exactly you know You know what I'm saying? So with other brands, that's how they be. You know what I'm saying? You know, straight to the music is just there. You know what I'm saying? So with other brands, they question is always,

well, can I put my own on it? But first interactive is my branding. You understand? I said that that's how we get notified. You understand? So it's like if you want to take the brand in the way, we might be able to do something with that. But at the end of the day, it got to be there.

So for trap snacks, like for you guys, it's like we working together. You know what I'm saying? Jim was also one of the first to recognize, like, the ability or how much of a good thing it was. Right. And I went out there, I met with Jim. He did a song with my son. And I took him, I took him a hoodie. Jim said, yeah, I need this.

You know what I mean? I need this in all my vamp life clothing. You know what I'm saying? For sure. we, go ahead. No, I was saying for sure. We had something with Yeezy. You know what I mean?

We took a Yeezy sneaker. And I thought, like Yeezy, I thought he was probably one of the best people. That was getting picked up on that. You know why? Because Yeezy drop a pair of sneakers and he sell a million pair. So if his album is in those sneakers when he dropped, he just sold a million records. Probably a lot of money. Triple double platinum with no time.

But let's talk about your low-level artists. You understand what I'm saying? Who don't have that much merch, you know what I mean? Who don't have a heavy fan base. So how it works for him is put your video in there. Yeah. You know, you're in a place like New York, L.A., where it's thousands of people at.

Hey, tap my shirt, tap my shirt. Even if they don't listen to the song or watch the video, once it's taps that five seconds, you just got that view. You understand? I'm saying? So it works there, too. You know what I mean?

It works in so many ways. It's such a flexible product. Like, I think, I think all artists need to be working with it. Yeah. I see the branding. I see where you're going with it. But at some point, you just got to figure out what you're going to charge somebody for the technology to

and wherever the calls at. all right, boy, like if we do a something together, then we keep that on there. But just imagine that you got this merch going around and this to like a real maybe or something. Or a 21 Savage where he ain't going or a Jim Jones where he ain't going to. You got to just figure out what you're going to charge for this technology. I'm just saying, you know, tap here or something like that. Yeah, yeah. Scam me?

Could you put scam me right here? shinier part like a hologram type shit. Yeah. On your, on the shirt that I think that I brought for Adam. Yeah. If you look at it, the image implies this is where you tap. Yeah. Yeah.

Yeah. No, I know. No, no, no. No, it's dope. I f***ing with it. I, I, I fuck with it. But what I'm saying is, it's going to be a lot of people. Somebody else might not want that on their stuff.

Yeah. All right. So that's where I'm looking at. I'm at a licensing opportunity. Yeah. Yeah. You understand. Yeah, we open to licensing all day.

You know what I'm saying? Licensing and manufacturing. Yeah. That's what I'm about to say. You still get your hands in. Yeah. In Colorado, we're doing the weed right now. So we've got the trap brands, all that stuff.

So how did y'all come together with all the weed stuff and all that? Like, I know it's been legal recreational there for a minute, and we are hitting the two-hour mark. So we got to. Yeah, yeah, yeah. How did you come about with the weed stuff? Like, how did you come along with that? It's really when Jim Jones came out to Colorado.

He stopped out a couple of weed shops and stuff. Got in connection with them. Then you get a connection with the growers. Then you get in connection with someone with a license. You only can sell the weed if you have a license. So once you have a license, you can go to all the dispensaries. So if we put this in the dispensaries and we put the QR code so they get this or whatever,

They scan that and it's going to go straight to the song, you know. Just FYI, it's not a QR code. It's not the camera being used. Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's not. As soon as you put your phone to it, you tap it and it come up. You got to put out your camera camera. All you got to do it, put your phone to it, bough, and it gets you where you going.

You know what? That's the dopest shit I see. This is a huge platform and I just one joint, well, first of all, because my son, my son is This is the technology brain. Like he writes the code and do all of the little weird stuff that I need him to do. With the idea, but he writes the code. So shout out the aunt, shout out to Junie, YF, Gavin, all my kids.

It Marcus, baby girl, I love y'all. But 50, I came to your show with, on This Is 50, with Jack Thriller. I made you a t-shirt It says power It's in a frame Take your phone Because I'm sure you got an iPhone And tap the P

Tap the O Tap the R You're gonna see a surprise big bro Yeah That's dope So you gave him the shirt It wasn't enough time to give him the game So he might not even know he got some games

I gave him the Jack Thriller So I never even got a chance to be 50. He wasn't able to tell him the instructions. You know about it. Exactly. Now he'll be an almost. Hey, Phith, you scan it.

I mean, you tapped it, man. Come on, that's worse. I said I always looked up to 50. He the king, I don't give a fuck. We're looking to bridge the gap between fashion, technology, and music. You understand? I'm saying? You don't need a DSP.

This gets you straight to your consumer. You can put the paper right in your pocket. Now, it does work. If you worrying about streams, you want your Apple music to pop. You got to get closer to that in there. If you want your Apple music to pop, we could put that in there. So there's no limitations in what we can do. We're not trying to get rid of the DSPs.

What we're looking to do is add to what you're able to do. All right, so where do your revenue come in that if you're not scanning through the DSPs, what, straight through YouTube or whatever? Like, because that shit, if it's an artist, that shit is tainted. The label got to. that too. But if it comes up to the weed, you get a percentage off of the weed. So in Colorado, when they buy the weed, that's

when you will get a percentage off. But do it go directly? That's what I'm saying. If they scan it, all you doing is getting it. Not like that, what I'm saying, the stream, right? Or you get it. Or you can download a whole album. You pay it. You pay it. You really get your money off of the weed.

Well, when you get your money off the album and you don't give them the flowers as a donation. That's true. Yeah, yeah, yeah, for sure. We're talking about the weed, that's how that works. When we're talking about the technology and how that works, all right, so say if you have an artist who signed, you know what I mean?

And this is why when we went to the record labels, they really didn't like it because they seen that it was more for an independent artist. But if you have an artist that sign, it still helps with record sales and streams. So even though, he might not get the paper directly. But from what store, though? it gives it

it fits Apple music from wherever his because you're saying like you don't want to get the DSPs rich you're not but you're not trying to eliminate them but what DSP would it go to like where would we break our revenue down that

okay so you got a whole music so when you ask that question are you talking about because see the differences sign artists I'm talking about independent all right okay so if you talk an independent artist

that independent artists make his money right from the sell. So if I sell you my hoodie for $60, it's $10 in there for my music. All right. You understand what I'm saying? That's what I'm saying. You direct a consumer with this product.

There is no middleman. You know what I'm saying? This is the new wave seeded. But what I'm saying is what if you're trying to get an algorithm too, like you don't want to take away from all that. What platform would land on? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Basically, you got to start on YouTube. lose them other platforms. Yeah, because if you got the song on YouTube, the video, because it would all make, and if I sell a million shirts, I get a million streams or something like that too, and I get the money right there,

and, nigga, I can get it. So, so, so, so. And in a situation like that, that's when you figure out what do you want, what do you want on your clothes? Are you trying to push your video? No, it would probably be different. Yeah, yeah, I like what I see,

what I see. That's why I'm asking you these questions. And that's why I'm explaining. So if you trying to get your video popping, then yeah, maybe have your video. Yeah, like this t-shirt, the videos. This T-shirt is up. All right. This might be Apple music.

This is for the album. Because it's the landing. Wherever it's coming from. Right. Because, like, some people are going to have to download it to their phone and put it in their files and they ain't going to never go to here and listen unless they do music. So it's just like, you know, you kind of got to give them the format they need. But here's the flexibility.

with these packages that we have right here, the music is living in this package. But then you could also have it where it says, okay, I want to have it download it. So it's really about how you want. I could put, I could make it where your link tree goes in there. So you get the music,

your YouTube and everything else. So because we're writing the script, we can command the chip to do anything. Yeah, no, I already beat that. Yeah, not a thing you wanted to do. Yeah, yeah. So it's how the consumer sets it up too. Right.

It's all about how the person who purchases. Exactly. How they wanted to work. You know what I'm saying? Because when you download it, there's a, like, it's set up. You get a code. So now there's a transaction there. So now that transaction shows, okay, that was a sell.

You understand what I'm saying? So it's a lot of different ways in terms of what we could do with it. It's really just about how the consumer wants to work with it. Watch, I'm fin of running a 360 distra. Fax. I'm going to have to cover in my left inside of me. Lickinck, we selling all this shit through here, we're going to figure it out.

When I walk in your hallway, bro, yo, and I've seen the posters. It was dope for actual artists that paint. Yeah. I can put this into their painting. Yeah, and when you tap it, they could tell you, well, this was the muse for this painting. This is what I was thinking about.

pop pop pop yeah it don't stop that music oh yeah it's so much what you could do and go to my starring by the paintings right it's an automatic upsell you could put it on this yeah so so so so when you're talking charity fundraiser so you know when you um political stuff so when you out there and you handing out your key change and your different stuff your message could live in that thing that you just gave away yeah so if i'm running for president You know, and I'm giving away a keychain, but then you tap it and now my direct message to you is there. And this, will you be able to locate these?

Is it any type of GPS function in there? No, because everybody has that. Yeah, because that's what a nigga ain't from. You know what I'm saying? I just got it saying for the crowd. That motherfucker know everything. You have me? Yeah.

Everybody asked. Now, these are just being in the stories. Yeah. Because I'm like, but it's genius, but at the end of the day, it has to be something downloadable also because we all know that keeping up with this. But it might be somebody's favorite thing to do. They can reuse it. So we encourage you all to recycle and use this over and over again.

He can put them all the heads. He could put it. But like I said, yeah, yeah, for sure. No, no, no, it's definitely on clothing, but I'm just talking about. And you're talking about it. terms of where it lives. Yeah. You know what I'm just letting these people know.

He said when it go too bad. You can download it or it could live there. Like again, for the purpose of what we was doing today, I wanted to just hit it and the music plays. But you could also set it up where you can hit it, it download, and now the music lives in your phone. You know what I mean? Like, and for me, you know, that keeps away from piracy.

You understand? I'm saying? Because somebody hit it, downloaded to their phone. Next dude, get it the name pay for it. You understand what I'm saying? So what I do to avoid that is... Pirate. That's what I love to say.

Talk about the pirates. What I do to avoid that is I put a code on everyone that's a downloadable pack. So if it's a downloadable pack, you get a code when you purchase it. It's on a tag. So now you download it, you use that code, that constitutes your purchase. So that also shows a purchase. The record and file of those purchases comes from our website. So anybody who is working with us,

They always are able to get a printout of what their purchases look like because when they put the discount code in there, it's like a purchase. So now, boom, now this bag is no longer useful for the next guy that get it, try to tap it, and then want to steal it and think he's just going to get it. You know, so, yeah, it's a lot of ways to make it happen. Our team on some next level shit. So y'all should just get with us now while y'all can. Because we move in, Jack, facts.

We move For real, for real Real, for real. You were saying what now? Come over here, you gotta come over here And we go Because we gotta wrap up

You owe to say it Oh yeah, go ahead So with the dispensary Parsonsor Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah

Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah They still go crazy With a dispensary Or the same

Three dispensaries Facts You know For the last two years Yeah relationship to create these partnerships with this technology. Yeah. There's a lot of going to it.

Shout out, my boy, man. No, it was picked up another day. They got to turn the TV up because it was the juice. That's up to y'all if y'all want to hear that because I heard it. You know what I'm saying? If you won't the game again, the information. It's about them dispensely partnerships. T. Wood.

Building relationships. What did you got to say before you get up out of here, man, because we spent a lot of time in Chicago with that. because we are by a West Coast, but by way of Chicago platforms. So you have an OG from Chicago here, it resonates with our family. Oh, yeah, and I just say,

I appreciate being here all that shit. This was, what y'all, she had game for everybody. So everyone got to tap into that shit. But with me, I just, I got a song with Jim Jones. We want smoke. Just drop the shit going crazy right now So it's on all platforms We got the weed on

We got the weed packs We're gonna start pushing that in Colorado Yeah We got my boy YGKs Well, wow to reach off the block That shit coming That shit gonna be in Colorado Yeah

So you got some dispensary Partnerships to Colorado already Yeah, yeah most definitely Yeah man And we got to grow in all of that So Get me in there Yeah, yeah

We gotta tap in there We gotta tap in We go get it cracking Colorado. You know, like here the dispensaries is all right. You know, people go there. We can have, like, certain dispensaries. It don't matter what you have.

It's going to go crazy, right? And then, like, but I feel like out of state still, they take pride in that shit. Right. I feel like Colorado still, they still is like dispensary base. Right. You know what I was there. And when it first was in the recreation,

we was in there, they had to grab up. a handful for $10 day and all that shit. So they had like, yeah, it was like this insane type stuff. Yeah, yeah, I mean, so. It's all about pride. Colorado, we think we got the best with. Yeah, we think they got the best read. Yeah, I think they got the best read.

Like the flavors you came, but it's good. This is a trap brand, that's the next level. That's the next level. We're gonna talk about the camera. Yeah, nah, I swear, good though. You already know, man, you already know, no jumper, the coolest podcast. podcast in the world, man.

It's the break. We got a good, great conversation today, man. With some great people, you know what I'm saying, man. Don't be late, man. Tap in. You already know what's going on. Y'all go to their pages. Y'all go click all them ads that pop up above their head.

When we start and I hear. That is, man. That is shit. All gil God, salute, man. Rock State, baby. You already know what it is, man. real. That haters.

Leave them on respirators. Blah. Yeah. My wife, gentlemen, the truth. Everything else is a lie. He did. Man, daddy shoot us up out of here, man.