No Jumper - FBG Murda & BAK Jay on Dallas Drill, Peeing on Opps' Graves, Charleston White & More

Episode Date: October 31, 2024

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No jumper, coolest podcast in the world. I'm in here with my man, Remo. Today, we're having the sit down that has been needing to happen for a few months or a year now. BAKJC and SBG murder in here. The face of Texas, some of the hottest artists coming out of Texas in a long time. How are you guys feeling? Cool. Cheap.

Same shit. How you enjoy now? LA. Cool. You like the vibes or is a little too intense in comparison to where y'all are from? Intent? I mean, a lot of people say it's too fast-paced. Yeah, I'm out here. I don't need to look around this.

Okay. Well, you have different concerns. I feel good at her. I feel good at her. You can smoke anywhere. Yeah, that's got to be the best part coming from Texas, huh? This y'all first time in L.A.? Yeah, dog.

Y'all be coming out here? second third time. My third and fourth. You were coming through for label stuff? Yeah. My first time I came to the, for the labeling. Yeah.

That's my first time I came out. Definitely. So, okay, we can get into your individual backstories, but how did you guys unite and become friends? Shit. I don't say friend.

We members. Probably friends too friendly. That shit. Okay. Don't say friend. We, you know. But now, but no,

but, bro, Joe, you don't want to do something. Like, bro, I knew that I was gonna go up. So you guys met once you already had motion as rappers? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay, how long ago was that? Like two months?

Two months, that's it. Holy shit. Yeah, I wouldn't ever be to the partner. I started popping like four months ago. Wow, that's a crazy fast come up then. That's how I found, uh, Chris, our manager. Yeah, because his manager, Chris,

his manager, he had a name in the bio. Yeah, and then he had reached out, and that's how I got to him. Yeah, I see him. Yeah, yeah. Oh, God, that's how I have me. Then he was just like, And tell murder let's do a song. Man, we did.

That hell. That hell did what it did. That's why I was trying to figure out the name. Is D to the A or D to the murder? D to the murder. D to the murder. D to the murder. Murder.

Because you guys are from, you're from Dallas and you're from Fort Worth. Yeah. Okay. And so is there any kind of conflict or are you guys different culturally or do you get along to like everything's all the moment? It's like 30. minutes away, really, 45. But it's not the kind of thing where anybody felt away about y'all kind of linking up.

Yeah. Probably some random niggas. It really just ain't nobody like in my eyes. It ain't no niggins like in the city that's like big dog or, yeah, let's see what he say he say so. Mm. And nobody in the city like that. Like, yeah, ain't nobody over nobody.

Ain't no CEO shit. So we don't go high. How a nigger feel for real? For sure. Okay, so tell me a little bit about coming up in Dallas. I guess we're going to hit your story first. What was it like growing up? I was really just a regular.

I was regular at first. Like, he had a regular kid. And chilling. Or they were 13. Jumped out of the port with my partners outside there and then, you know, outside of where they start. Outside. First, you start, like, you know, just jumping and shit. Then you're robbing, you know? You know how that shit go.

Oh, man. Right. Just kept going. Keep going, keep going. When do you get, my shit, you learn. Were you getting arrested and having, like, stuff you having during all this or not? Hell, no, I don't.

I don't ever be no crap. Like, one time I went to jail. I went to juvenile 15, and then I never went back to jail. Like, for real. I've probably been in the whole since then. I ain't never just went back to jail for real, no serious since then. Okay.

I was to jail on our 15. I ain't know how to move for real. That's what's up. How old are you? now? 20. Okay, you graduate high school? Yeah, no. No, what did you drop out? So I really, like, when I got out of jail, I just didn't go back. I was like, ninth grade. I got out of jail, I just didn't go back. And were you thinking about music already, or you were happy to just be in the streets?

Yeah, no, I want to think my music. I probably made some songs in jail, but I want to think about music, though. My music really started, like, with my first song, and then that went, my manager and shit, they started reaching out. So you already had the manager, or you made the song, and then you got to, the manager. I made the song, then that's what I can. And how did he discover you? It's a, being, it's another like present.

And then shit, he looked me in with Chris. And me and Chris is like, click. You know, I just went to like in. Chris takes me every day, like, you know, rap, I'm giving this video, video shoot this day. I'm like, yeah, I did it. Was there anybody doing a style of rap that you felt like was similar to what you were doing,

or do you feel like you kind of introduced a little bit of a different lane. Yeah, it was, man, it was a little drill scene all right going on, but I ain't gonna call it a drill scene because it just went what it is, man. Like, I'm not, man. Yeah, I think my shit is different for sure. Right, because it's like,

there's a lot of different cities across America that have like a popping drill scene. And, like, Texas obviously has a crazy musical history, but it feels like there's kind of like a younger generation of new energy coming up. Yeah. Yeah, it's young niggas. I really feel like young nings running.

Mm. You know, where we're from, for sure. Y'all N's taking over, man. Yeah, the YN memes are crazy. It's just like everybody always talking about that now. I ain't, I ain't really no YN no more. Like, I ain't know why in. I ain't bitch.

I mean, if you're trying to ditch the young thing and you're 20, that says a lot. You grew up fast or what? No, I'm still young. I'm saying, like, young niggas like, like, When you hear Y and when you hear YN that's like another word for Crash Up. Yeah. I ain't never been that.

It's another word for a young dude who's up off Galaxy Gas wearing a shistie. Why he's trying to play? Backdor in his homie, etc. We all know the caricature that they're trying to paint.

Or to let it go. So wait, okay, so the music just took off off the first song. The YouTube algorithm just handled it and it just started going crazy. It ain't just take out, but like, I guess they seem. something like like it took off to be the first song for show like ain't nobody video what nobody video doing what my shit did like and then to be the first video I like yeah

that's what made it so it was probably like 25 can in two weeks or something shit but it was my first song right what nobody else really doing that shit definitely okay and uh so you were coming up at around the same time just in a slightly different city 30 minutes down the road you have a similar upbringing or what could we say about that same time he was going up for a fucking. Okay. That's how he, like, got into it. But I've been rapping since like ninth grade.

Okay. And so what's that journey been like for you in terms of just putting it all together and everything? Did you just put shit on YouTube and start reacting or what? Yeah, you're like, you know, band lab, that's how everybody really started. I had the headphones made my first song, like, 9th grade. People were fucking with it, so I just never stopped.

It's always been like other niggas in my city that's been bigger than me. I don't look there to before some shit. I don't look at their ass now. You're like, I don't know. That should be crazy. It's a wild feeling, just leapfrogging people that have been doing it for years. Yeah. This shit happened like four months.

You make a lot of haters that way too, huh? Yeah, yeah. What was the first song you did? First one that did. Yeah, that took off. It took off. That helped out double, because I had some. white people pull up in our video, like, we were like,

me and the guys, we were all at the store, you know, downtown for work. White bitch pulled up in a black truck, their parents and all. Hop back to shooting the video, you're talking about, come on, we got sticks out now. They're coming out. Down with all the teetocke and shit. So this is just a random white girl appearance, or are you a habitual bunny hopper?

You're talking about buddy hopper. No, it was random. Like, random. She's with her dad, her mama. Like, they was. See outside recording their ass Okay They just came in there, huh

You don't normally kick it with white girls very often Because that happens Once you start popping off as a rapper All of a sudden the white girls are with you Nah I ain't never been You in a relationship, man because your chick

Y'all turned up on the YouTube And shit I saw some of them Yeah I would Not a month Oh yeah I broke up Cause I named like Nadia

Man I must have just recently Broke up Cause I just seen y'all do a 20V1 Like Yeah Yeah Yeah A month ago

Went to it, though. What the fuck happened? I was locked in from the YouTube vlogs. Shit, life. Yeah. You bigger than she. I don't know. You cheated?

Nah. He's tough about you cheated. I mean, he said life. We just, yeah, we weren't it for each other. We just realized that shit, that's how. Hey, I meet, though, because she was popular already, or? Yeah, she's been doing her shit.

She's been doing her shit. She's been doing her. I made her off my partner. in Houston some of the party and shit she candid at her I guess she was streaming on her phone and the chat

told her like come over here and go talk to Jaycey go talk to him and go talk to him because I used to be with my partner Zay streaming and shit so they already knew me and I guess her stream

seeing me they told her come talk to me she came up and just talked that's how it happened for real is it weird dating a girl who already had her own clout even if it was in kind of a weird way like TikTok? Weird

I mean, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. It's got to be weird. It's going on, but it's like, I don't know. I'm typing a nigga like I just never gave it for. I'll be chilling. Like, I don't know. Because anything you do, if somebody sees you at a party, looking a little too comfortable near another girl,

she getting the anonymous DMs about it. I could just imagine being young and dealing with somebody who got a lot of eyeballs on them like that. There's got to be a lot of weird shit that happens. Yeah, a lot of weird shit. You happy to be single, though? Happy? Or you got some heartbroken

Juice World style songs on the way. Juice World style. I mean, I ain't built about nothing. Still living with me shit, I'm doing great. You were a little too gangster for her or what? In some ways, we was different. You're in some ways, kind of.

I always had gangster, but, you know. Yeah, yeah. She was all right in camera and shit. Like, I was. I wasn't, like, good on the camera. I didn't want to do that, but she got me in, too, it didn't I don't know. She had you making TikTok skits and shit. It's not really your style.

Nah. She helped blow up one of the songs, though, didn't it? Like, one of the TikTok songs? What's the song where everybody doing the dread trip? It's like, because you got, like, two different ones that I've seen, and I've seen where everybody, like, cut their dreds off and they're showing. I went to that, oh, shit. Yeah.

I had asked, but I had, I asked them, once I don't do that, how I was like, I just hit this house she's talking, okay. Put her up on her. I don't know. I just grabbed that hole. That's when he came to my churn. Everybody started grabbing that bitch

and my partner, C. That's when he cut his dress off at the time. And he was like, I'm feeling like this whole tune. He liked, I don't know. He just had his cut dress in his hand and shit.

Made that hell. Everyone started doing that shit. That's showing up. He really made that help go up. So he didn't give him a crack. Man, all right. This is bullshit, man. I see it.

I started deep diving because Adam told me he was doing an interview with y'all. He's like some drill dudes, some Dallas and Texas or whatever. I asked him to help me write some questions and then he hits me up two hours later. He's like, oh, this shit's sick. I got to do this interview with you. These dudes are dight. So I'm doing the research. I pop in, I think I type in your name on YouTube.

It's like hella documentaries and shit. Then I see you got songs with Vonn all 1700. So I'm all right. Bro, Tied up. Shout up on. One of the thing. Yeah, how you're in Vaughn even getting in tune anyway? That's my boy.

Shout out of mine. Like, but shit. Bro, really fuck me when I, before I even, I was going up, but, yeah. He f***ed with me before I even, like, was really going up, going up. Like, before. I was, like, he fuck with me. I'm like the first song early on. Yeah, yeah, he fucked with me.

Like, he was really like the first. Yeah, like, big feature for real. Yeah. So, Kallai, all right, we do these interviews and we do a lot of Chicago shit. So when I see your name, I'm like, FBG murder. So I'm looking at all and everybody be thinking that you were from FBG from Chicago. No, we're not from Chicago. Because we had a billionaire black in here earlier.

And I was like, that would be crazy if they saw each other two very different FBGs. No, I ain't from Cicester. I ain't FBG. Everybody be thinking, I've seen that shit already and shit. When I thought you're from Chicago, then like a little, you might be making little pages and shit. Like, legit pages and shit that text me. I thought you looked from Iraq and shit. Like, no.

Daddy. Maybe I think me to shit. I'm daddy, though. But what I had seen that tripped me out, though, because, like, I thought your clique was called FBG. I didn't even name me your clique.

That's the ops that you don't fuck with clip. You named yourself Abraham. I never heard of that before. That's different. When you tell you name. It's like, you know, when you build shit, like, when you build some,

like, when you build on shit, like, you know, there's your shit for real. Like, so I just made myself ABG. Like I'm FBG, you know. And they all know, like when you say FBG, I don't think of my eyes. I think of FBG murder.

That's the greatest disrespect ever, yeah. The gay to get them some of some other shit to hate, you know. They gave them some more shit to hate. You know the way of disrespect, man. So. Have you got a lot of blowback from that? I can't imagine they're happy about that. Nah, yeah.

Nah, I don't come say with the Ops at all. Like, I don't come say with the A lot. That's a Chicago thing. Help on FaceTime with the office couple times a week. Not used to. But now I'm just like, every I'm too much like, yeah,

most shit, like recording this shit or screenshot and shit, you know some shit like little blonde pages and shit like that is drilling and shit to be posted. Like, yeah,

that gives shit for them to post. Like, yeah, they ain't trying to make this shit broadcast this shit. We don't even know about that FBG to be totally real.

So like, does it worry you at all that you're kind of like blowing them up by having that as part of your name like you're not going to be able to get away from it? Shit, look,

this is the thing though. They're not blowing up. It's not blowing them up. I'm like, you know, name one of their. But I guarantee they're working on finding a rapper. Yeah, they're going to keep, they, for sure. I don't even know if they got one. That they do.

They got a few of them. Every song they got, you're going to hear my name. They're going to ditch me. Every song or this song. Oh, okay. They dishing me. And, like, come on. He ain't a nigga goofy.

Yeah, can you be getting this? On the FBG, just let the shit go. They'd be mad at the FBG shit. I don't know exactly who the ops are on your side or whatever. I just know they named FBG. But it's like a whole documentary where they're breaking shit down and shit. They said that somebody pissed on the, at the grave side. Yeah, me.

That was you. You filmed that video in front of the grave, and then I seen the grave was blurred out. It was like a set, you know? Yeah, okay. It was like a set. Right. But fuck the odds, though, but fuck him and all the set.

They know who the sale was supposed to be, for. It was a set. Damn, so you don't feel like that's taking a little too far, going to the grave side? Nah, yeah, I'm not like, yeah. When it's deep, he can't get, like, It can only get deeper. Yeah.

When it gets deeper, you only can get deeper, you know. Niggas and did this spread my way. Y'all probably just ain't seen it. Because I think the sister she was on there saying, like y'all nays come back here, come do it again. Come do this shit right now while we're up here. But this is the crazy thing, no, look. Y'all probably heard him have free Kuzza.

Like, this is crazy thing. Like the blogs, they just made it like she went up there after me. My brother, Kuzha, he and J.R. He had already pissed on it. She went up there after he pissed on it. on it. But he just recorded on his story

just hanged out being like that. And I end up putting it in the video. Like that was the second time. That was the second time. Yeah, back to back. Back to back.

Like we spent that bit. Just chucking Gatorade in the whip. Back to back. I was only 2D when I went through. I was 2D. I was one person. Two person in my cameraman.

It's just crazy because you know, you hear about new rappers popping off out of a city and you think like, damn, that's dope. I'm happy for that city. and then you start doing a little bit more digging, you're like, ah, okay, there's a lot of, a lot of shit that comes with that.

Yeah, that's like shit. You know, it's like action, reaction, reaction with everything, consequence for everything, shit. Your lifestyle, not down shit. Like, if you trap me, you got to worry about the laws. You ain't got to worry about the laws. You ain't got to worry about the odds. Everything will come like that, you know?

Definitely. Do you think the people in Dallas and Texas in general are excited about you bringing that energy to the music? or are they kind of like, damn, like this is weak? Man, they love that shit. They love that shit. They love that shit. They can't fake like they don't.

They love that shit. They want to hurt every time. Because it's like, this different. All right, because we had 700 Montana and we had Zaire and Addo up here and they got like the New Dallas movie. And I ain't really got the drill scene. I don't go fuck by no New Dallas.

I ain't. Like, that's a whole other different lane, you know? So what part of Dallas you from? I'm from a grove, but like, It ain't really got nothing to where you're from, for real, because they're from different hoods and shit. They're from different hoods and shit. It's just like, they're doing that shit. It ain't a beef or nothing, no.

But like, it's not a lot of unity. My name is no unity. They ain't with that shit at all. I'm just a little bit better. It'll be D. Murdo. What's the six far or something? I think I heard. It's like six far or something on my trip.

Six what? I think it was called like Six far, the name of the hood. I think, I heard you say I couldn't hear. Six, five. Six, five. What is that? That's the girl. That's the girl.

That's the same thing. I seen Pleasant Grove and, all right, so. Yeah, that's the girl. Pleasant Grove, six five and girls, that's all the same shit. Oh, that's all the same shit. That's all the same. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And that's where you born and grew up at?

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah. Like, but like, it's like, shit. It ain't really got too much to do with what hood you from and shit. Like, you know, a lot of people, places, like, a season state. They go by hood and shit. Like, it is. Like, yeah, niggas gonna be cool with niggas who from their hood and shit.

But niggas cool other than the hood. I like it, like, it ain't shit. Like, it ain't just know. Everybody knows the East don't like the South. And it ain't, like, it ain't no shit. Just like, yeah, I don't like that. So how y'all feel, like, y'all come together, y'all, you're like, y'all, you're gonna'all.

Yeah, it's all. I don't even knows. I can't put one face on a guy. But fuck it out. You got a song that got like six million views to meet the reet. And I think you mentioned somebody name and the, and they did us. They did a song called Can't Come Back or something like that.

Yeah, that was real. That was the dreadhead one I did. All right. So yeah, you mentioned somebody in there. I think his name Jay Gutter or something like that. Jay Bando. All right. So where the fuck all this come from?

Because y'all be going back and forth. You say his name a lot on the song. Really some shit. Like, we used to be cool, I ain't called out. Yeah, we was cool back in the day. Some shit happened. Got into it with each other. Next name, I ain't gonna say, what happened?

We did some real shit, some junkie shit, we both was on some, yeah. Then, I ain't know I was this at first. But in the video, like, I had showed, somebody came up to me. He was like, bro, this nigga diss you and shit, shit, and shit. I was like, damn. And then it was just, it's like, the only reason I was fucked up about it, because the thing, like, he knew, like, he knew who I was before. Like, he knew who I was before.

Like, it was cool for this shit. So I seen that shit. Like, I don't know. You got what I'm saying? Yeah, had a real solid reason to fall out or it was just some like petty shit. That shit solid. Yeah.

Yeah, it's solid. But it's got back, though. It wasn't just like, niggas just stealing nothing? Is it the kind of shit that couldn't get squashed or could you see a resolution at some point? So you can't get squashed no more. Cause nix already did. This, niggas dits. Yeah.

Yeah. Like, yeah. Yeah. I already did. That's crazy because I think about like when I was young and people who had problems, it was like they would have issues with each other, but the level of disrespect wouldn't get so far

that like they couldn't just at some point maybe fight and then be over it or somebody would, you know, force communication. I grew up on the East Coast, but then I look at like the way shit has gotten and most of the people that I know are beefing with other people, there's already shit that's happened that they're just not going to be able to get over it.

Nobody. They know that and he knows that. That's crazy. But I don't know. I'm like, because I'm from like the project. I'm from the east side of stop six. I was like, then when I see this shit, I don't know. I say eight, nine years old. It was a group of people fighting that bitch.

And then came out, he got his ass, he came at the Crips out that nigga. I was a young nigga. I was just looking at the hell. Me and my brother ran to the store right after. I was like, damn. Yeah, I'm just like, every she's that day, I don't know. That's what I just, I don't know, I don't fight, niggers for real. Is that?

Every fight you get, but I feel like somebody, but if you get your ass beat, you don't want to kill, niggas, like, I don't know, but. So where you're coming from is not really normal to have a fist fight? No, no, no. Pass that. I feel like the more guns that are around, the less likely that is to happen, and then it's like you take a state like Texas where the gun laws are pretty loose. It's not a good idea to fight,

because you don't know if somebody's just going to pull out. So I'm guessing the Jay Bando, dude, that's GMG. He and GMG. Yeah, but it's a whole lot of... But he didn't name that guy. Yeah, he's a different GMG though. That's like, yeah, different GMGs in the CD. So what is B-A-K?

Like, that's what your shit is, right? Yeah, that's just me. Oh, so they ain't... It ain't... No, dick, no guy, no, that's just me. How do you get your name anyway? Shit, when I first started raping, like, nine guys.

I've been having this home. chilling with my partner. I was just thinking and shit. And I was like, it was really originally supposed to be because I was on some young nigga shit, like, going to killer. But then, you know, I had other partners talking to me and shit,

talking about, you're going to be big on there or something shit like that. You know, labels are not going to haunt that shit and shit. I just start thinking. I just turned out born a king. I was like, born a king. Everybody's got what their name really means or what their crew really means

and then what they decide that it's going to mean down the road a little bit. I've seen this many times. Like you meet down the road. I mean, you start to experience some success, and you're like, hmm, maybe, ah, fuck. See, like, there's a rapper from L.A. I don't even want to say what his fucking crew stands for because it's a gang

disc that'll make people mad if I even say it. But for sure, he'll do an interview and they'll say, oh, what does ASM stand for? And he's going to say some shit, something friendly, something that doesn't make it clear that it's some murderous-ass shit. Even how your God, he went from cocaine music group to corporate music group. Yeah. You gotta clean it up a little bit, yeah. I got a fuck you up.

He's gonna, can be fuck with. Yeah, they got the can be footh with you. It was some dude named Messi Maude or some shit. He, he part of the GMG shit. He's talking about GMG shit. He don't know what I'm talking about that. Nah, because the nigga got a video where it was like he lost $10,000 or some shit. He was crying on that motherfucker and then you was trolling him.

Man, yeah, traveling bad. I was headblind. But I was just calling. I seen that bitch, seen the nigga like crying, your tears I'm like bro what the fuck this thing if I guess somebody took his money and some shit to a 10 k from him like you know he messy-ass-y-ass niggins something he always had my name in his mouth like ain't know spoke on her

on nothing then I just I put laughing emojis on that huh I guess you know the fence so you guys both consider yourself drill rappers or is that not a big part of what you're doing shit whatever they call it just happens to fit I can shoot my super, Jerry. I know I can do both. I know I can change it up. What's your favorite city for drill music out of America?

Chicago? Yeah, you got to give it to them. But you pay attention to Jacksonville and New York at all or any of the other cities that are kind of doing that? Jacksonville, I know like, you know, age now. A's. Mooky, me. I don't really know.

not too many Jackson be a rapper like that Atlanta Yeah, I know A couple of Lama Atlanta drill scene popping off Yeah, that's true

Yeah Yeah What music do you guys Listen to Drill or not Like what's the shit That actually Makes sense

To listen to In the car And shit Shit Right away Yeah Oh you're saying Like other than drill

Yeah Just anything Yeah like ride No cap Baby Shit like that Yeah I listen to

I ain't go to lie. I don't like other shit. I don't know. I just don't like other shit. Yeah, once you get real, you used to listen to Drill, it is kind of hard to go back to listen to people rap about rapping. Frank, a lot of rap shit, though. Like, more I'm getting into it,

like, I'm starting to like other shit, because I see, like, I'm starting to learn music, I understand this shit. And I listen back to like, oh, it's something like Jay Cole and shit like that. Yeah. Yeah, and this shit. That's real.

All right, Drill and Taylor Swift. Huh? You don't like Taylor Swift? No, I don't listen to it. I'm not even saying just her, but just all the female singer-songwriters I've kind of got into over the last year, the other side of humanity.

What's that girl? I put on, right away, put on that 2018 song. Did he? I don't even know. That's Sadie Jean. She haul up. Sadie Jean?

I got to check it out. Yeah, she's a hug. Talking with him. Tell me what I got things? I seen the video. Yeah. Like, Rod Wave put you on his new album. Yeah, she's hard.

Bro, but Rod Wave is like Michael Jackson to the young generation right now. Because I feel like so many of the younger artists that we talk to, that's pretty much their favorite artist. He is. Yeah, he goes crazy. Okay, where are we at? Where are we at? Shit, so where y'all shot the D to the A?

D to the murder. The murder. Yeah. That's a lot of forward? That's your hood, where y'all shot at that song? Nah, my hood, but. Y'all just was in a forward word. Damn, there.

Something like, it ain't my hood, though. That shit teed up, though, because I seen Kassanat reacting to it. Yeah, I see him that shit. I got you felt when y'all seen him, because that's a good look. Like, he on there. Y'all ain't, could you said you've been rapping for, like, a year, you've been doing it for like four months? Nah, I've been. Less than that?

Nine grade. Well, not great, but you said it really started taking off. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So much ago. So when you see a nigga like Hots and that, one of the biggest niggas in this shit, streaming wise, he on there reacting y'all song, what's y'all song and shit like that? I want to read the trip. I don't get, yeah.

He'd be cool. Because how I found out, somebody told me, so shit. He ain't really like, ain't like he just made, like, went straight to high shit. He was reacting to a lot of shit. He was reacting to everybody's shit. Oh, all right. See, I just seen the clip of him reacting. He'll react to a lot of people's shit, though.

I don't want. I'm on the radar, you know what I'm saying? Yeah, that's hard. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, I'm playing that, none. Still, right. Costs my big, big and a bit. So, oh, who is Kuzer, though?

Because you got the song Free Kuzzaa. I think they say he was in the music video. He must have made it. No. Not in the music video? He's not in the music video. He's on my arm. Secre's card, though.

Oh, all right? So he's still locked up? Yeah, yeah. What he locked up for? I tell you. You know, you tell me, who he is? Who is? That's your homie, right?

My husband, though. Yeah, my brother. He, uh, he locked up for, um, some man, some boy shit. Some boy shit, girl. Some of boy shit. He good, though. I ain't even gonna say what he liked that, fuck. He's gonna be right back.

Yeah. He innocent. They can go look, though. They know he liked the foe. For sure, they know. He innocent, though, for my brother. He was rapping on anything, or he was just shilling? What he was doing?

Now, he wouldn't rap, but like, he didn't play in the studio. He could record. I record his ad in the studio. I post every posting it looked crazy. How long ago you got locked up? How long he'd been in jail for? Like, probably like a few months now. Like, two, three months.

He ain't been in nothing long. They just came and got. In terms of dealing with the cops, are they difficult to deal with where you're from? Or is it, or they kind of let people do their own thing? Yeah. long. Like they, it's like certain parts, like certain parts, I'm all, like, you know, like, drive right over here, they, they're on bullshit over here. But, like, yeah, them are different. Like, when I went to Chicago, I ain't know they got a,

no chase law, nah, that type of shit. Like, if I knew that shit, boy. But like, like, down South cops in general. You know what I'm saying? Texas, Florida. Crazy out around that bitch. It's like, Dallas. I ain't like that I'm like on your head. You know, it's a place. Throw spikes on your ass. Ah, that shit.

Like, they chase us on some petty shit. Just for us throwing the car, they throw spikes on my ass. That's not petty, though. It ain't like a knicker for them. Like, he just jumped in that hole. Like, he didn't who was in that hole. They threw the spikes out on y'all? Yeah, he took on the chat, threw the spikes on him.

I'm just telling his ass. I'm just telling him dumb ass. Don't wreck. Don't wreck. Just don't rig. I'm a job about this hell. We made to the sixth. They're chasing us all around that bitch.

I'm like, just don't wreck. We could go into Portland. Dumbass wrecked. Airbag hit me. I got me dizzy as hell, but I still jump up out of the hell. Soon he jumped out, he fired. They get it. I keep running, keep running.

Jump the gate and everything. I just got tired. I was too high. Just lay right there. Like, the current one got me. Like, come to me. I don't have, no, y'all. Come get me.

I could have got away, though. I was just too tired. Yeah, man, fuck you all. Yeah, that bitch fucked me up. I was wondering what the airbag hitting you. You're in the face must feel like, that shit's fucking crazy. You know you are already like, I'm like this, like looking in the river trying to see I'm already on my door like this

and jumping and jump out and run, yeah. So, that whole hit, I was already right here. You didn't realize that bitch here, right? Yeah, no, I didn't really realize it. But now I'm like, damn, that's what there was. Yeah, I'm talking out of that old dizzy. Like, I'm running with my backpacking shit. I haven't known I got my gun in here.

But I was on just tripped. And I got a backpacking shit. I'm like, you didn't really, I'm just keep running. They all got me to have to dizzy there. That was like little petty shit. When I was young, shit. That's what you had got a book for?

Yeah, mom. That was like a pretty shit. I got, I went to jail. My brother, he was driving. My partner was driving, so. I just got a gun charge. I got my gun charge. My ain't thought my shit.

I threw it like when I was just sat right there. I just took my charge. I got out though. Little bond. I went to juvenile for some eggs. Ag ram. But it was like. like my first time I was going.

But Airs and I ain't got no crap. So I got a few guns, so I just ain't really nothing. Do you feel like being too in the streets is holding you back with the music, or you got a good grip on it? No, I really, I got a grip on, I ain't really in the street for real. Like, really like, I know,

you know, more folks on music for show. Like, the streets ain't, you know, no main focus and nothing. But I ain't saying like, you know, it ain't steal consequences for niggas. though like something still know you know but I ain't really streets ain't my main folks it's a rap you know mm definitely so how often you guys record I'm not in the studio yeah yeah I mean going like shit yeah I just be going to the

whole not go I go though I know I'll just be going when I go like three-fourth of a whole week on shit oh really that much good go and I go it feels like you guys drop a lot of music Probably dropped a lot. Shit. I've been dropping a lot. Oh, you being in the studio? Damn there.

The past two months, I say damn down. Every other other day or something. Chris, you want y'all asked by getting in studio? Yeah, but I ain't never gonna get it done here. You know we, you know we came below. You just feel yourself getting better? Is that what motivates you to get in there? Or is it like, oh, every time I drop a song, I make some money.

So that that can be kind of addictive too? I just, I love music, my life is music for real. I'm fucking music. I don't know. I'm at the studio, that's how I wanna say it. I don't know how I'm trying to put it. I was just like, I don't talk like that. I don't know if y'all see me videos and you don't be talking like that, but I don't know.

I like rapping. I know you can, but people in the world gotta hear you. That's how I look at life like. But music and everybody, that shit. can last like long time, Tupac, two-paw, that shit goes down centuries. Keep your name out there for a long time. That's why I like it, for real. I know that shit, yeah.

It's like therapeutic? You can carry history with that shit for real. You guys record, like, quickly, or does it take you a while to get a verse done? How long does it take you to do a song on average? Like an L. Yeah, okay. If I write, I could do that bit. Yeah, like, you already go on with the song written.

You show up with a song written sometimes? Yeah. If I go to song written. like in 20, 30 minutes. So many rappers tell me that they just think it up on the spot, which to me seems kind of crazy. I write a lot. I really be running, but she,

at first I'm writing a lot. A lot of my songs, I'm like reading, like, go to the studio I rap. But now I just write a little bit, then, like, just think of the real. Definitely. You did the song King of Drew? I'm like, oh, yeah, that's a hard title.

You know what I'm saying? Yeah. When you did that shit, anybody felt the way? You took the King of Drill title? No, I'm saying King of Drill. I mean like he ain't King of Drilling or I'm at. Yeah, Dallas. Like King of the whole world and shit, I can't be King of, nothing, nigga, you know?

But then you're saying you to King of Drill in that Dallas shit? Yeah, for sure. King of Drill and shit. Any of your homies, bro? Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Ain't y'all OTS or? Yeah, O'T.

And what that's that, I only sex, on the slime, on this smack. All rapping, put on all raping. Put on it. Yeah, my blood, brother, no IDC, brother has him now. The 2, 23, Trey. I can't really, that's what really rapping. All right, so I've seen, like, in a documentary, I guess Trey's mom got shot up and passed away.

At, like, a balloon memorial or something? No, yeah, no. She passed away at, like, a home shoe, house shooters. No, it was fluky shit. Um, house shooting, shit like that. Yeah. But shit, there's a lot of built behind that shit like in, but it's no, it's still consequence to action, what I said.

Yeah. Consequence to action. You think any of the violence could slow down? Yeah. And then the niggas die. You die, when you die, keep down. I ain't like, like, when a nigga partner die, like, I ain't got no. Like, if you look closer, I ain't got no real, no dead partner.

Like, my partner, Hank, he died, we died on some other, like, on some, like, on a live, like, on some other shit. I ain't no op killer or nothing. Like, niggas really got, niggas, if you look at my ops, you go research that shit, they really got dead partners, like, eh? Like, like, a nigg one night partners die. They get a filing back and shit, huh? That's when you get that one of my eyes slow down.

He just get scared like, damn, bit my life. He was just with me yesterday. Now he did. Never need to find him back and shit. But then, you know, everybody took, though. So how you feel when you see somebody like Jay Main pushing peace in Chicago? And even Dirk bringing them out on stage, putting up a big collage, including ops, people that really shit on him and his dead homies and shit?

Like, you know, we're seeing some growth out in Chicago. I feel like that money. He's a money for. You think that's a money play? Uh-huh. Yeah. People are saying it's a scare to the RICO play from Dirk, although I don't really know why the Feds would care about him

putting up a mural during a concert. Shit, they turn to hear, buddy, for a year. That's what you do. Y'all don't be thinking, like, when you're seeing shit like, man, this shit, y' y'all know what come with it really. Yeah, everybody knows what you're saying it for, like, before the rap, you know what you son of for. You better know what comes to this year.

Could you imagine yourself being 40 years old and wanting to stop the violence and wanting the kids to stop? When I'm 40, I bet not be making up drills on. I better be ridging a bit. Yeah, I bet I'd be making that drills on. Yeah. You can rap on your 40, but you probably shouldn't be rapping about spinning it 40. Right.

There you go. See, there's a bar right there. Okay. So kind of like one of the big dogs in terms of Texas, everybody thinks about them. Austin White, what do you think about his presence? Because he's always talking down on the gang members and the young kids and encouraging. What do you mean?

Like big dog in the media? In the media world, yeah. That nink a funny in a big, man. He disspef, you know? Mm. We both disrespect. I fuck with him. He'd be tributts and all that other shit.

Like, dishingsing gins. He'd be dissoning him. He don't know shit about, you know. He ain't never beef with. Partners ain't. Your partners ain't. You don't know nobody. You don't know the killer.

Nothing like, he just dried to be this or something. You see that. Y'all had never seen him on about? All that disenfranchised. I seen him before. All that shit was all that shit was. My partners know him, though. Like my partner's people.

Where you ran into him, man? In Fort Worth somewhere? I ain't run into him. Like, I ain't never talked to him. But you said you've seen him? You just, round her out. Damn, I don't know where I was at some function. He wasn't in the city shit.

in the city shit. How about said, Charleston White would be outside like that? I don't think he'd be out there no, man. Shit, he was outside of rolling loud. Soldier Boy walked up on him, he pepper sprayed his ass. I don't know. I said in video he was in West Dallas.

He didn't say, Soldier Boy? Yeah, he peppered a fuck. Yeah, he peppered up. I saw a video he was in West Dallas and shit. The Lodge had to come and shit, niggas was from the punch on his ass. Yeah, we didn't know how he was coming until he pepper sprayed Soldier Boy.

That's when we were like, oh, okay. That's like a nice middle ground between a fist fight and shooting his ass just blow a big ass cloud right there. But okay, so like one of the more viral things that Charles and White did was when he did his little, he was like praying that all the BDs and the GDs will die.

And everybody could not believe that he did that. That he was wild for that one. And he got crazy. How would you feel if he did that same thing about somewhere where you're from? Because he's obviously kind of talking about Chicago gangs when he says that. See, Louis-Stang, everybody got somebody dead.

Everybody got somebody dead or some girl, but I'm gonna get this and his name. Hmm. I don't think he ain't got no reason just this hot people though. Do you think he... I think he would if he was familiar what

going on. Does he save that criticism for other cities? He probably would. Like is he saying that about Chicago because he ain't in Chicago and then meanwhile the shit that's happening a couple miles from where he lives or whatever? He ain't really

trying to get involved in that as much. She, I don't know. She don't know if he gets a fuck. So you think he picking the shoes? I don't know. I don't know if he gets a fuck where he, what he do? Yeah, I don't think he, I don't think he got no filter. I just don't think he's all going to be in tune yet.

But once he find out, he'll probably going to be on y'all ass too. Y'all going to make him say some. Y'all going to make him say some. I'll say something bad game. I might be interviewing him soon. I could for sure ask about you guys. Get a little reaction. That's a good idea.

I like that. How you, who will be, Jay Money, be shooting some of your videos? Yeah. How are you getting in Tune with him? You been fucking with him? Because he was doing J-Sit a long time ago. Say who that? Like, he, like, underground sound cloud rapper.

Oh, J-S. Oh, J-S. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Jay Money, you're doing everybody sharing forward? You from him out there or something? Yeah, I got him from Chris, my manager. All right. Y'all seen him on them.

Yeah, Mazzie, mine. Ozzie the dude out there. Yeah, when I seen a Jay Money. I'm not sure I was Jay Money, but that's all I been shooting when we seen. Mazzie. Shabb of Mazzie. Yeah, that's my VAR video. my first.

Yeah. He's a geek with that shit. Definitely. Have you guys signed yet? Yeah. Yeah. I signed like three months. My first three months, three months right?

Three months right by my son. Was that a big decision or does it just seem obvious? Like, what was it to me? Like, I don't know. If you had a bunch of labels coming after you, Like, did you think about not signing and just continuing to be independent? No, it was just so song, like, you and then she's time good. She was so good, you know?

Why wouldn't I? Tom, like, why wouldn't I? That both sounds the same label? We just got same manager. Yeah. Yeah, he got same manager. Definitely. What's it like doing a 20 versus 1 with your girl?

That's my girl. Ex-girl. Ex-girl. At the time, it was your girl. That's just kind of a crazy concept. I don't know. But I just be in, like, me, my, myself. I don't know.

I don't be thinking about other shit like that. It was her idea to do it. No, it was the people. Like, people hit us up. A hell of people be hitting me, random people, pay that money. I'm gonna come and they bring them, I'm gonna go. All right shit.

I don't know anything I did it. They're trying to get us to do another one right now. So y'all can reconcile. You'll get back with her to do another 20-V-1 at the bag, right? The bag with her? For the 20-V-1, even if y'all ain't all the way back. All right. Yeah.

So it's still a cordial relationship where y'all cool. Yeah, we're cool. That's not normally how relationships go when you're young. Normally you break up and you fucking hate each other. Start attacking each other online. I wouldn't look at that as a relationship. We was just really having fun. Oh, it was a content relationship.

Content. He's trying to put it. You, I should have a content relationship with what you're doing. Nah, I'm married. I got a kid. Mine's different. But if I was single, for sure, I can meet a bad bitch who's popping or whatever. And maybe we don't got nothing going on emotionally. I'm not fucking falling in love with her. But I could be like, yo, like, you down to pop out to this party with me? You're down to do this photo shoot. You down to be in this video. We can kind of troll people. I got it. There's a pregnant girl in my music video last night.

I'm just like, yo, let's just troll. You're saying they're going. Let's just act like we've, I'm not piping or nothing. But like, even if I was, it's like, you know, we're not in love. But we know that the people are going to geek out about the idea of us acting like we're dating. So let's run it up. And hey, maybe we've gone along the way. Cool.

Yeah, I feel like that was her. That was usually. I feel like that was like her side. So she was the evil genius running the play on you? Yeah. Damn. Okay. Damn.

She'd be crazy. Don't give her that. Act like you're a willing participant. It's like a willing participant. So her and the new dude, it's some new dude I seen her on there with some Ellie guy. That's- You're talking about Eli. Eli. That's your real?

Yeah, my Ellie. They together for real or that's just content you think? Yeah. You know the dude? You know the dude? No. No. No.

She's kind of a little bit. She was just had brother's show. Yeah. She was just their brother show. Oh, what? You know what? Would you... Yeah, mom.

She was just a brother show. Would you rather date a random hood chick or a TikTok famous girl? No, I wouldn't date no TikTok. What? What about, like, a stripper? She's on a third BBO. Nah, I don't really want to hold it's easy ass shit. Because, you know, if you see a lot of niggas, like,

Bitches ain't turned down to me, nicks and shit. Bitches going, all the only going for a right, Nick. Yeah, you can't be a lit rapper and have your girl stripping. That's way too much risk associated with that. You know what I'm saying? Risk on. But it's more sort of risk, though.

It's more sort of risk? Like, bitch is back doing you and shit, shit like that? No, I had no bitch back doing. But your ops going to be in there smacking her ass. Ah, filming themselves? I mean, that's a problem. See, yeah, that's good. That's good.

That's a good. That's a good. That's a good. situation. That shit, goofy shit. Yeah. But shit happens. Hoh's gonna be holl.

Stripper is just like the most public form of hoeing. Like, I would rather you day to escort, because at least they, it's private. People aren't. I was an escort. Like a prostitute. Like, high-end prostitute.

Are you ready to have a prostitute than a stripper? Yeah, for sure. Well, because every stripper's pretty much selling pussy, too. A lot of strippers are selling pussy too. So really they ain't that different. But at least the escort's like doing it in a hotel room. Stripper butt naked, getting drunk on stage every night. I mean, that would be tough for me to deal with if I was a rapper.

A rapper, rapper. If I get a bitch, you go. Seen in the crib. Right there. So you're going to go out and do lit shit and then you come home to her? Or is she rolling with you doing all this shit? It depends. They're not ready to see everything

a rapper's up to, right? No, they're not. I already know they're not. Instagram hating on me. Taking my seat down. Oh, for real? Yeah. Interesting.

They take your page down for what type of shit you'd be posing? You be posing guns and shit? A lot of nigs be posing guns. They should begin to tuck down, switches, all type of shit. I was in the wippy one time, man. I put the lipping in my stuff. They got you for that?

Thanks. One of my main points. I think they slowly catching on what it is, no. Yeah. He was starting to blur it. Because at one point, you could just put it up there. They've been on a whole shit. They just be taking everybody back.

I know a dude did a skit pretending to do whippets, and they got him. Oh, my God. It's over. You definitely can't fuck with that. Because they didn't even show him actually, like, hitting the balloon. He's just holding him pretending to hit it, and they got him. I'm like, oh, this is over. Shit, like.

They ain't never took shit. A lot of my people. Nah. But, well, they're taking it, but it came back. But the other day we're in the studio and the homie rented mad fake guns for like a music video. And I was about to post it. And then I'm like, wait a minute. I can't post this, right?

This ain't a good idea. But I don't know. Sometimes I see a lot of guns on people's stories and it don't seem like a big deal. Post it then. What if it's like 20 guns in a studio? I feel like that might be a little different. I really think it would be like when people report you. Yeah.

True. That's what I think me to be honest. I ain't lame. Like, I know OnlyFans girls who've been deleted 30 fucking times because they got like a jealous sex boyfriend who's just trying to take them down every day.

Yeah, she liked it. Definitely. What's your relationship with YTV Fat? Mm-hmm? Yeah. I ain't ever really talked to him. Before, I talked to him, like, through the phone when I first got with the label I'm on this shit.

We under the same label. Okay. Yeah. Because he definitely got one of the biggest movements coming out of the city right? Yeah, yeah. I'm supposed to have some, some coming out with him. He's on one of my shit. That's good look.

Good court. Yeah, yeah. Who else? If y'all could work with anybody right now, who would y'all want to work with? If y'all can get any features? Feature. Feature. Like, like, like, like, now?

Yeah, just I'm talking about any artist in the industry that you fought with right now. Like, y'all got a tape or anything you're working on? Who would y'all want to? I don't work with. We're a female artist. I ain't gonna lie. Like, glow or six years or something, I know that shit. Has another gonna do, no.

Yeah, yeah. I don't know, though. You ain't got anybody you trying to work with. A dream feature? This shit, probably dirt, you know? Like, legs, and shit. I don't know. But as a male, I don't know.

Y'all got any music? Y'all, like, y'all put out an EP or anything? Which I got cooking up? Yeah, we got some shit on the way. Gotta give them some of shit. Yeah, we see how they fuck with Dita the murder. Got to. Some of the other way, too, man.

EP on all over show. Both y'all? Like, together? Yeah, both of us together. How many songs y'all got done? She did just like two right now. See, I got some work to do. Yeah, we got some work to do.

You guys drink a ring? We made songs like we made we made songs like you go I go yeah that's how you guys do it just get in the studio and just crank shit up yeah yeah when I put up on them to the murder I just came know he played for it I bet I'm right to brought to one nail them up but you fast really definitely do you guys be getting fucked up in the studio drink lane and shit or no see I let me smoke yeah smoke a good weed I get fucked up photo studio before I go.

I don't really like being too hot than your voice be like different and shit. And then like you all right, sometimes I be sitting down recording. Then when you're hot, the bitch of that shit, just being. Like you not even, I don't know. I don't like being just being hot too hot or cool. I just smoke. You said you be getting fucked up, but you can get fucked up? You can drink liquor or you?

Nah, hell no. I hate drinking. Every time I drink I dinner, that's drunk. I don't know. All that's all. You're going to go with the perks? No. Nah.

Nah. Why y'all laughing? You don't do the purse no more? You leave him alone and so? Not no more. What? So what's your go-to? Like, you figure out the thing?

Like, you think of the things I do. I drink. I don't know. You know the real perks at down here? Maybe. You could think of a few sources. Call at you. I think you can't handle it.

Bring one in it. Bring one in it home. See if I pop up. Fuck my stomach up. Niggas snoring purses shit now. I know y'all, bloodhounds went viral doing that shit. I think some niggas.

I know some niggas first. You can be sniving them? Yeah. How common is that? I didn't say it's common, but like, I know some niggas snook up. I really, it's very unnecessary. It's destructive to your nasal cavity, too,

when you can just pop that shit. Like, it's kind of a crazy. decision. I'm not going to lie. I don't know how to be popular. Hydroge. I know what high judge is. Yeah. Sometimes. It's all pretty similar.

All right. So, yeah, what's the game plan going forward in terms of what you guys feel like you need to do to get to the next level? Are you just taking it day by day grinding? It really just, for me. And I quit that one foot in and one for that shit.

You have to put both feet in a rap shit. That's how I did for real. Buffy and the rap shit. Mm. For sure. So, okay, when we come to Dallas, if we were to film for a whole day, what should we do? What's the best stuff that would be notable to film? When you're with me and my city?

Yeah, we could go out the hood, but besides that. Man, we ain't need God folks. We can go there just because they want to see that shit. We're going to do some shit. We don't do it really any shit. I mean, it's same shit. But you got to be shit to do for that. What y'all be doing for fun out there?

Renan shit, shit, to do fun. I don't be moving around that. Like, if I move around, like, I'm going somewhere. Like, I ain't just going to be. If I go out, I'm going to be with my members or something. I ain't going to just be at no local. My end. Man, man.

That's how things get in. You guys too lit to go to the mall? I go to the mall. But does it get shut down kind of after a while? It's like a few too many people? Yeah, no. I go to the mall. I was on, like...

You don't get shit. I don't. I'm gonna. With my gun, right in my pants, like... And I play on me in that mom. What's the spots we need to go to eat when we go to Dallas, though? My other, like, like, Rudy's. On chicken on shit, you want some chicken on some shit.

Rudy's and shit. But, like, if you want to go eat, I understand. Oh, it's a prom and shit. Perry's. I don't just fuck a root critic, but... Rule crud, you got a real quick. You don't want to be fucking around too much. Like when I get here, I just be gone on TikTok and look good with the...

What's your? What's your plans for why y'all out here? That's smart. Anything you guys like, y'all want to do why you're out here? Entertainment-wise and shit. I know y'all record music. So I'm gonna turn around. You got this icey ass, spark we at.

Show some videos at the hell. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Work. Yeah. I feel it. I feel it.

Y'all definitely on y'all way, man. Because y'all teed up. Y'all doing six million views, all the videos, million views and shit. So I see big things for y'all boys, man. Yeah, for sure. Just stay out the way tight shit, though, for sure. Yeah, yeah, keep going.

Definitely. Well, we appreciate you guys coming through, and, yeah, just stay focused. You guys are going crazy. The music is good. Fuck the ops, then. Dead up live. We don't get a fuck fucked out.

Put them in a loose leaf. Damn. Put the ass on. Whatever. Fucked out. I know then. I appreciate you guys. Shout out my man, Remo.

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