No Jumper - G Perico & T-Rell Discuss Their History Together, Jay-Z Stories & More

Episode Date: August 25, 2022

G Perico talks about Roc Nation, shares Jay-Z stories, meeting T-Rell at a Diddy party, his several businesses and more! ------ 00:00 Intro 0:49 T-Rell is offended that Perico calls him "OG" 1:50 T-Rell wanna know about the "blue tshirt" trend that's actually not blue 4:09 G Perico is finally introduced 8:22 Prison made him more ignorant if anything, till the last time he went in and told himself that he would never come back 10:08 His celly was supposed to be a opp but he was actually super cool and he made sure Perico was good 13:05 So Way Out movement abruptly ended for creative and business differences 19:55 Keepin it real for who? You must keep it real with yourself first 24:40 Says most rappers make excuses for not doing anything or blame someone else 31:18 Being around Jay-Z really fed him a lot of information and motivation 32:08 Tells a funny story about Jay-Z and a guy who tried to sell them jewelry 33:28 T-Rell and Perico first met a Diddy party, T-Rell was "fannin out" 35:03 Perico tried to talk to Tyrese that night, but Tyrese looked at him, ignored him, and walked off 39:49 Perico on owning the boxing gym around their area is a big deal 45:22 Perico says T-Rell used to walk around with cr*ck on him 46:14 T-Rell admits "handing over" some cr*ck to a cr*ckh*ad 46:59 Name a rapper who is a millionaire who is not promoting liquor 48:43 Younger rappers expecting OGs to tap in with them or be a certain way, Perico says he won't give a list of people he wanna work with coz he wants to meet them first and see if they cool or corny 49:54 Perico says he ain't got family like that but his daughter, his parents are somewhere doing them ----- NO JUMPER PATREON http://www.patreon.com/nojumper CHECK OUT OUR NEW SPOTIFY PLAYLIST https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5te... FOLLOW US ON SNAPCHAT FOR THE LATEST NEWS & UPDATES https://www.snapchat.com/discover/No_... CHECK OUT OUR ONLINE STORE!!! nojumper.com SUBSCRIBE for new interviews (and more) weekly: http://bit.ly/nastymondayz  Follow us on SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/show/4ENxb4B... iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/n... Follow us on Social Media: https://www.snapchat.com/discover/No_... http://www.twitter.com/nojumper http://www.instagram.com/nojumper https://www.facebook.com/NOJUMPEROFFI... http://www.reddit.com/r/nojumper JOIN THE DISCORD: https://discord.gg/Q3XPfBm Follow Adam22: https://www.tiktok.com/@adam22 http://www.twitter.com/adam22 http://www.instagram.com/adam22 adam22hoe on Snapchat Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

You timeless, nigga? Man, press play on this nigga, man, please. Nigel. I'm timeless, nigga. I'm timeless. So if I'm timeless, you're even more timeless, nigga. Press play on this nigga, Riley. Man, fuck you, nigga.

If I'm timeless, you're even more timeless. This niggins just got me fucked up. But by the time I came outside, you was for show out of high school. No, I'm just fucking with you. Nah, we about to. Yeah. T. T.R. I'm back, man.

I went my boy. G. Perico, man. Right before we started this interview, he had me stupid fucked up calling me talk about what's up OG. You ain't got to put those on, man, fake-ass pimped me.

I don't want to fuck your outfit up. Look, here you go. Pimp, pimp, pimp. You must have heard something, huh? No, I didn't. I didn't broke on one of your cousins or something. You know what I'm saying? Why are you calling me an OG,

you can? You ain't know O.G? I ain't know. Why are you calling me an OG? Is you an OG yes or no? No, I know. Do you got 25 years under your belt of being outside. Yeah.

All right, OG. Damn, I'm old. You ain't old. You're timeless, bro. Man, fuck you. We're timeless. Man, you timeless. Oh, so we both OG's. I'm an OG for sure. Oh, so you, okay, okay. You just look young.

I'm for sure an OG. It's a couple generations up under me. Like on some ghetto street shit. Like, you know. I mean, because you do look cool for East Side nigger, man. Because, you know, Eastside niggas is grimy as a motherfucker, man. Yeah, believe that. I'm Eastside, I'm an east side dusty, nigga. But I don't need no stylist. You know what I'm seeing?

No, nigga, you need a stylist, nigga, you call me, motherfucker. And then look, what happened? What happened? You put on that fucking red t-shirt, nigga? Exactly. In that blue t-shirt, even though it's fly.

It's cool. It's cool. It's cool. It's blue, man. This is Perico blue. It's Perico blue. Oh, okay. Tell me about that, though.

I need a little insider with that, you know what I'm saying? Blue T-shirt and this is a whole bunch of other colors. I need some insight. I need some insight. I need some insight. I ain't really too much to her besides me just wanting something universal because I had some shit and it was like, it's my hood. You know what I'm saying?

It was just my hood. Yeah. And I was just getting sicker being stuck in the fucking, nah, I never get sicker. I'm like cripped till I die. Like I didn't turn a gang of niggas cripped shit up around this motherfucker. But, you know, it's a blue rag around the column right now and in the vehicle right now. Every vehicle I got, if it ain't got the blue. rag around a conno of my name on. But anyway,

you know, I'm scared to do shit like that because this thing is going to get pulled over. But I know it's kind of extra, but I don't go a fuck about getting pulled over. That's what it is. You know what I'm saying? We know you don't give a fuck. Yeah, fuck it. It is what it is. But look, where was we at?

He was telling me it'll be about being a grimy east side, nigga. I think. Where was we at? No, no, no, no. Look, so I was basically in a box. And the blue t-shirt shit. Okay. And I'm like, man, this shit is boxed in.

This shit ain't going past. It ain't working, bro. You know what I'm saying? So I said I'm going to make some shit called blue t-shirt and don't make nothing blue. And what's the opposite of blue, red? So, you know. How's that going? How's that going?

How's that going, though? Awesome. It's going to awesome? Yeah, awesome. Like, I only did a couple drops this year, and I made a couple hundred thousand. and like off of just a few drop. I ain't even been dropping like that this year. How many pieces you drop?

With each drop probably about like six to eight, like not that many. I don't drop a lot of pieces. Like quantity-wise. What you mean? Like how many pieces you got to drop to make $200,000? Don't lie because the people are going to be counted.

This is a few thousand pieces. I don't know. That nigga lied like a motherfucker. I don't know, but I can show you what my business manager. Don't show me no damn business manager. My business better to just text me what I did this year so far and I ain't even dropped that much.

Yeah, I like that, man. I didn't even get to introduce you, you know what I'm saying? G. Perico, he been here for his ninth time, man. He's a ninth time all-star here, no jumper. He probably been here the most times. Shout out T. Real for calling me to come to. Yeah, man. I love him to death.

Real entrepreneur. Real businessman. Rapper. Actor. you know what I'm saying? Model. The dude do everything. You feel me?

Yeah. He's a multitasker, man. So, you know, if you don't know him, you know, my boy G. Perico, man, doing his thing West Coast. I would almost call you, you know, you're getting up there. You're getting up there. You're getting up there. What happened to the Jerry curl? Um, shit, nothing.

If I take out my braids, it's still curly. It'll still be up there. How'd you, how'd you, I always wanted to ask you, like, how'd you be? come up with the name B.G. Perico, Jeremy? Well, Jeremy, I didn't come up with that. Somebody gave me. I didn't come up with Jeremy.

I left from the hospital with that. Is that where it came from? What? Jeremy, B.G. Perico? No, not at all. Because I ain't nobody called me that, and I don't think nobody never called me that. Unless it was like,

in school, like elementary school. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. But G. Perico is just, that's something that somebody gave me in the streets, like, because I had a gang adult, basically. How did that? Oh, you're a cold nigger, though, man, for that. Ge Perico is like birds, cocaine, you know what I mean, in Spanish.

Who got you in today? And my Mexican partners, my met, between my Mexican partners and my homies and my homies in the, the spot it was a joke yeah like oh this nigga pariko nigga woo woo it was like a joke at first and then i just you know ran with it yeah and put the bg in front of it not the bg is only because i started an instagram g perico and lost the code to it so i had to put bg because you know my street name is bg well one of my street names is bg so my name not bg perico it's just i lost the code to the G. Perico, Instagram. And that's how it became.

Yeah. Man, you know what? I was doing a lot of research on you and shit. You called yourself Jeremy. I was like, this nigga named Jeremy. This nigga cold is a motherfucker. Yeah, not. Just for motherfuckers, you could look me up.

You know what I'm seeing? A lot of people, you know, be having all type of head and shit. Like, you know, Google me. Man, you know, one thing I really love about you, though, I fuck with you. You're a real motivating ass nigga. You're a real motivator. everything you know what I'm saying you come across every everybody you come across everybody you speak to like you put that energy into them like like what you do you ask them what they do you know how they

doing it you know I'm saying and then you try to like add something to it and add light to it like you know I really fuck with that like I'll hung with you a many a time you know like you know you're doing real ball or shit even though you know my nigga live around a corner from me you know I'm like This thing is real, yeah, digger do a real baller shit. I ain't even going to lie to you. But, you know, peeping you out, I don't really fuck with niggas because, you know, especially in the industry, you know, and then you're rapping all the whole little shit. But I was just really peeping you out, peeping your style and how, you know, how you get in.

And I'm like, I fuck with this nigga. Every time he's talking, you try to motivate people and motivate, you know, and try to uplift him and shit. You know, where that shit come from? shit i don't know because i i come from some real negative ass shit probably that yeah just being surrounded by the negative shit you know i mean you know and i know how hard it is to uh to even get like from where are we from where i'm from to even get confidence to even want to do something that's outside the box other than some dumb stupid shit you know what i'm saying it's hard so i guess it might be that yeah i mean did it's

Did prison, you know, do anything for that? Like, you know, being in prison did it? Like, you know, being in prison did it? Like... Nigger made me more of an idiot. Jail made me just more of a dumb-ass nigga for a long time till the last time I went. I was going to ask you that, like, because I'm like, did it make a nigga worse or did it change a nigga for the better?

Oh, for sure. Like, from the intro going to jail, juvenile halls and all, that shit just made a nigga the worst or the worst. I thought I was great, but really I wasn't successful. for at all on no street shit because the nigger kept getting caught kept going to jail kept losing and um the last time i was in the pen i don't know what it was i just looked around and i'm like damn every single nigger on this yard got life or got 20 years and i'm gonna go home in three months are you on a four yard or the three yard yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah so i got kicked off yeah yeah yeah that's

crazy in lancaster but uh yeah i'm looking around and then my home boy Black Dog, twin, he got life for some shit he didn't do. And then I'm looking at all these talented niggas. Niggas that smarter than me, faster than me, more wittier. You know what I mean? Could put shit together. I'm like, damn, all these niggas is cold, but they stuck. Nigga, I'm not coming back to this motherfucker.

I told myself, bro, if I got to just be broke for a minute, which I lie to myself. But if I got to be broke for a minute, I'm going to just be broke and be free. because I ain't coming back to this motherfucker, you know what I'm saying? Yeah. That was, yeah, the last time was a wake-up call for real. Like I had a, what they called it, the epiphany. Yeah. Yeah.

But you had it on the yard looking at that shit. Yeah, because I'm sitting in there then my celly. I come to the door, boom. He's from Oakland. He's a 415, Kumi. And you know, like, Crips and, like, Kumi and BGF don't really get along. So the homie's like, nigger, watch your cell. but he was cool as a motherfucker

when I came in he slied me to Kinsu you know what I'm saying the knife you know what I mean watch out you know who and then he found out

I was fin to go home he like oh no I'm fin to make sure you make it home you know what I'm saying but uh this nigga looked like he was fucking

28 years old this nigga 50 something years old and been in there I think I was I was like 20 something so whatever age I was at that time that was the age he was

when he got life and he was in his 50s. He got life without parole. So just like, and before that, I wasn't listening to nobody. But like, shit was sinking in. I'm like, damn, this shit for real. A nigga could be stuck in this motherfucker forever. Nick, I'm, yeah, let me get my shit together.

What about jail to preserve you? What is it about that shit? I don't know, because the food is bullshit, full of sodium, full of salt, canned goods. I was on high blood pressure check. I think it's probably just the fact that niggas work out so much and probably drink a lot of water, but it can't be the food. The food is trash.

Because niggas come home buff looking young. You know what I'm saying? Preserve. Like, nigga they did 15 years. And then there's no drugs like that. It's drugs, but it's not a high volume. So you get a joint, you getting some shit the size of this. You know what I mean?

You ain't really getting high and doing no crazy shit. So I guess it may be that. And then motherfuckers rest Because you go to sleep And that motherfucker You know what I'm saying It got to be that It's definitely not the food though

For sure Man your gang is the first gang I've ever heard Because a lot of motherfuckers out here Like Atlanta and a young club They're going through a RICO And all the shit I'm like, nigga

Damn Broadway's went through that shit Like When I start thinking about it I'm like The Broadway's went through that shit When I was younger Them niggas was getting picked up

Nigger by the busloads A few times though Yeah Like they indicted the homies in like 98 and then in 2014 and then before that too you know what I'm saying yeah before 20 yeah before 20 14 yeah you're saying because the fire this was like they got they did they did them like that too I'm like damn motherfucker because no at motherfucker ass like damn do L.A why L.A. ain't getting picked up and I started thinking about like no niggas getting picked up they didn't The Harlem's, the 40s, the Broadways, a gang of gangs.

Like, you know. Yeah, motherfuckers, hell, yeah. But, you know, one thing I wanted to ask you, too, while we're here, we'll get right into it, man. So Way Out. Let's start up here, you know what I'm saying? What happened to Sew Way Out? You know what I'm because I was in tune with So Way Out. I was a big fan.

You know, even my fiancé was a fan, you know, So Way Out, the whole little movie. movement. Yeah. And then it just abruptly just ended. So, you know, and then the whole Rock Nation thing just, you know, ended. So, you know, what made that, you know, what made that? How did that happen? I mean, you know, certain shit, people don't be at the same point in business,

the same mental place in business or got the same intentions or, you know, want the same name shit you know what I'm saying and um I think it's easy for people to be able to point out somebody else flaws and not be accountable for their own shit you know what I'm saying that's the easiest shit to do in the ghetto you know what I'm saying and then in the business like this or any business or anything where you're trying to do something that's different than what the crowd do is pressure with that right you understand that right for So, you know, between pressure of doing something different that people don't understand and not having a support that's needed and then having, you know, quote-unquote, perfect

niggas that could point out everything that's wrong with you, but not accountable for what they do, you know, could cause shit to break up and end, you know what I'm saying? At the end of the day, that's some shit I started, created in 06, you know what I mean? my influence made all my little homies be from that shit. You know what I mean? So as far as business is concerned, that shit over. For me, I've seen that shit growing. I've seen that shit flourishing.

I've seen a lot of people want to be a part of it. I've seen, you know, a lot of people under you. I've seen you, again, that shit was motivated motherfuckers to do a whole bunch of shit. So it lead me to be like, nigga, who actually owns so way out? Like, why did that shit, you know what I'm saying? break up like that. I mean, I'm an owner. I'm an owner of it.

I brought two homies in and we basically ain't got the same vision, ain't got the same drive, ain't got the same goals, ain't in the same direction in life. Don't understand shit the same way. You know what I'm saying? So, you know, shit like that happened all the time in business.

You know what? So with that, you're like, you know what? I'm going to just separate myself. Y'all niggas can have this shit. I'm going to go over here and start this shit. Was the shit you started with, with them like close homies and you just said, fuck it? You know what I'm saying? Y'all just grew apart? Was it just like you were growing as a man in business and they were stagging it or not? For sure. So like I said, with business like you got to be on this shit 24-7, on it, grinding, going, going, going. And you know,

when you got parts that's not growing and going and looking at shit like, man, this shit ain't going to work. This shit ain't fin to do this. Why the fuck would I be doing this? All right, what is we in business for then? You know what I'm saying? So it comes to that. And you know, at the end of the day, that's still the family. I'm still the homies. But, you know, business wise, that shit, it makes zero sense for me to do anything. You know what I mean? But I am my owner, trademarked everything. And shit, I'll just let it go because it just make more sense for me to let it go and create something new

with the knowledge and all the connections and everything that I've done and it's also me I think I got a responsibility to show motherfuckers that's coming up under me that nigger you ain't got to crash out because all it would have been was me crashing out

trying to stick around and you know what I mean? Because we're not understanding each other so I got a responsibility for motherfuckerger's coming after me, before me, around me, anything. Show them that a nigger, keeping it real is a few different things. Keeping it real don't necessarily mean sitting there and being stuck in a fucked up position where you're not growing and you're killing yourself.

You know what I'm saying? Keeping it real is valuing yourself and respecting yourself and make sure that you grow in the right direction, you know what I'm saying? And as long as your intentions is pure, you're going to bring the real. right motherfuckers with you right so you feel you know do you feel like um you know you was doing a lot more and you felt like these niggas wasn't doing as much as you so why split all these percentages with people that's not working as hard as you and doing your thing and I'm gonna just go ahead and start my own thing and just be at peace over here I mean at the end of the day bro all I could say is the

shit just it just wasn't it wasn't we wasn't fin to grow and go to the next level because you can't You can't go to the next level with motherfuckers that don't believe. And if we got a business, it says, why I'm doing this for? Why would I do this? It just ain't going to work. You know what I'm saying? It's love, but it just, you know, it's just time to go. Maybe somewhere down the line should it get, maybe something could happen.

But at that point, and right now, it makes zero sense, you know what I'm saying? You know, and with your management, too, like, plum was a part of your management. like as far as pun being a part of your management like did you feel like he wasn't doing enough for you bro it ain't even it ain't even necessarily that it's like again my vision ain't nobody see my vision let's just put it like that like for the whole shit so way out management everybody so way out management and the label the vision that i had the direction that i wanted to go and what i was on ain't nobody see it you know what I'm saying so I had to step away and make my vision clear you know what I'm saying and I think like right now I didn't make my vision crystal clear like I'm like in the best

position that I ever been in and made the most money I ever made in this shit in the last 12 months you know what I'm saying yeah and as far as artists you know and tell these young artists like like you know elaborate on labels or management not feeling like you know not feeling your vision and not respecting, you know, what you got in mind for, you know, what you got for your career. Like, what is the steps that you take? You know what I'm saying? You take these steps and, you know, you just walk away. I mean, first of all, I think what motherfuckers need to understand, like, in this culture,

everybody got the nigger to keep it real shit. Like, and motherfuckers think keeping it real is killing yourself to be around some niggas. You know what I'm saying? Like, nigger, you got to keep it real with yourself. I just said this earlier if you got great intentions and you got pure intentions you got to keep it real with yourself

because you ain't going to be able to help nobody or bring nobody along or even build with nobody if you're not in a good space all you're going to do is snap and be tripping and in my case only other thing I got to do is go back to the hood and nigga I ain't trying to be on the corner

hanging and banging and doing all that shit you know what I'm trying to be in Bel Air High Rises looking down. So what people need to understand is that if you got a vision, you got something in your heart, you need to follow that shit. And don't be scared of the cultural shit that everybody say, keep it real. Like, keeping it real what yourself is keeping it real as long as you ain't doing no whole shit.

You know what I'm saying? And that's kind of like with the Rock Nation shit and, you know, keeping yourself involved. But you removed yourself from Rock Nation. I know a lot of people will probably be like, oh, well, it's the artist. fault because maybe he felt like he ain't booming or you know what I'm saying he ain't doing this thing all right this and we can't help him and he he he putting it all on us you feel him like so how you feel about that so at the end of the day with everything with with so way out which is like my homies I created that for my hood everybody from so way out is from BGC you know what I'm saying

so um with the management with the uh label um at the end of the day bro it's I think Everybody should be accountable for everything. And I would start off first with me by being accountable. And I take full responsibility for everything being my fault. Because it's something I created. If it wasn't for me, we wouldn't be in this room. You know what I'm saying? Or none of this shit.

So, you know, I take full accountability for whatever it is because at the end of the day, I got so much going on and so much good shit to do. Like, for me to be sitting around pointing fingers at niggas, like, that's like little kid, whole shit. And I'm like a full grown gang shit nigger and a man at the same time. You know what I'm saying? So and, you know, I think it shows with my moves like, man, we ain't got time to be keeping track of some shit that went wrong.

It wasn't right. It didn't go right. You feel me? I ain't, it ain't nobody fault. It's my fault because I had a vision. I got a goal. And, you know, I tried to do shit with certain pieces and then pieces ain't worked. You know what I'm saying?

And now I got, you know, other pieces in a way. and I'm killing it. Like, you know, like, my shit went all the way down, bro. Like, you know what I'm saying? Like, you see how a nigga was, I was living right around the corner from you with a fucking yard full of cars and shit,

you know what I'm saying? And, like, I'm a natural boring hustler, so. Yeah, I thought you was following me. I'm like, this nigga stared around and coated for me. We probably thought the same thing. Like, this nigga might be following me.

Right. But so, so at, you know, at the end of the day, It's all about accountability like a real boss know how to be accountable You know what I'm saying And um I'm gonna be accountable bro

Like nigga I set the stage And the stage wasn't right And now we're moving on to the next shit Which is this all about Enterprise Click and Perico's Enterprise And this blue T-shirt shit And that shit making the bankroll Like I said I only did like two three drops this year

And I made a couple hundred thousand dollars bro Like real life Like, my business manager just hit me about this shit. You know what I'm saying? So, you know, with music, like, before I signed with Rock Nation, I was getting $100,000 a project. You know what I'm saying? That's all in, like marketing and whatever.

When I left, bro, I got $30,000 for the 21 flood, bro. Now it's like, I don't even want to say what I get now. But it's like it's more than I ever got, like, a few times over for per project. So, like, it's like, I'm in a seven-figure club, bro. Like, right now off of, like, stepping away, like, instead of just going crazy, blasting niggas and doing all this shit and blaming this man for that and that man for that, nah, shit just didn't work, bro. And even if we're not seeing eye-to-eye, we family.

So at one point, we'll probably figure it out. But I'm not fin to stop my mission, bro. Enterprise click, run shit, you know what I'm saying? If you want to win, get with Perico's Enterprise. the bottom line. You feel me? Yeah, well, West Coast artists today, do you feel like like niggas be making excuses? Because, you know, a lot of motherfuckers be out here.

Like, man, we still regional. We region. Look, if you ain't got your shit together and you ain't where you want to be and you got something other than I need to put it together, that's an excuse. Like, oh, wu-ty-whoop ain't doing this. That's the excuse. That's some bitch-ass shit. Oh, witty-whoop ain't. That's the excuse. Just think, like, the shit that I built with my

homies, right? I spent years on that shit, bro. From the point that I got out of jail, day and night, nobody believed in it, on the board, working it, working it, brung it to a point. We in a building with jigger, you feel me? And then the shit went all the way wrong.

Now, if I just sat there and fucking complain, nigger, I'd be fucking broken shit right now. Mad at the game, talking about the game fake. You know what I'm saying? I just pulled up into 150,000, some limited shit. You feel me? Yeah.

Yeah. Nigget, you got a hustle. You got to go. You know, nigga. For sure. You know, nigga. I'm going through it right now. I'm rebuilding right now.

Straight up. So it is what it is. Like, anybody that got something to say besides, I'm fend to put it together and I'm building and I'm working on it, that's the excuse, bro. That's a cop out. That's lame. Like, just think about all the niggas that you see,

oh, whoopty-whoop not supporting. That's why my shit ain't working. Or whoop-ty-whoop in a way. That's why my shit not working. No, nigger, your shit ain't working because you ain't working. Nigel, you ain't got no, you ain't got nothing on your brain besides to complain. You know what I'm saying? Like, and I went through the worst shit, bro, and it's still salute to my guys.

So where did you, where did you, how did you figure out, nigga, who to hold accountable, nigga in these motherfuckling office and these officers? First of all. Yeah. Because you really do have to hold these motherfuckers accountable to each position. But this is the thing, though. This is the part that people miss. you gotta hold yourself accountable

because majority of niggas don't have a plan or idea or where they want to go or what they're doing or what their audience is or what their brand is or where they're trying to take it or even how much money they want. You know what I'm saying? Yeah.

And then expect the office to fucking figure it out for them like that's not how it worked, bro. Like first of all, you got to take accountability for yourself, bro. And figure out, nigga, what's your goal? What's your plan?

Where are you trying to go? Nigger, what's your idea? Then you put that together. Then you go to the office and you figure out how the office work. Okay, this who do marketing. Hey, bro, I need you to do this, this, that, and the other. What can we get done here? All right, this is the motherfucking charge of the budgets.

Hey, whoop, whoop, who, who, who, this the motherfucker that approved the budgets. Hey, look, this is all what I got? Is my shit good? Is we golden? Yeah. You know what I'm saying? How long did it take you to get there, though, to know that shit?

Bro, I come from my name G. Perico, bro. They call me G. Perico, bro, because I was hustling. Like, you know what I'm saying? I've been in every scenario up and down in the streets. Like, I'm a nigga that this is why it wasn't difficult for me, and you ain't hearing me just like just super, you know, whining about shit because, nigga, I've been to, like, had lots of cash and going to prison and had no money.

or just lost it all or just fucked it off. And like we used to being at the bottom, you know what I'm saying? So like I said, the last time I was in the pen, bro, I woke up. And my mind was I cannot be back in the bottom. So, nigger, what keeps a nigger from fucking drowning? Information, right? Information is your little floaty devices if you're in the ocean. You know what I'm saying?

And the ocean, the world is the ocean. And information is what keep you afloat. you know, you gotta learn the building. Just like, nigger, when you get put on a gang, bro, I got to put on a gang at 13 years old, 12, 13 years old. And I didn't, matter of fact, I didn't even get put on. There wasn't nobody even there to put me on. I've been from a gang since 13 years old.

And that shit is like a business in the corporation. Because, nigga, you got the top niggas, the nigger car shots and shit and all that, even though no one man run shit. But it's like a business. And you know who to get next to it. what's the important, you know what I'm saying, to create your own value. So even with the dope game, even with the pimp game, with the clothes shit, like, it's all the same.

Is gang politics very, you know, is it in your music career? Like, do you feel like that is it an important part of your music career? What you mean? Like, do it bother you, you know, or do it fuck with you, you know, trying to get to a certain level? Because I know being from a gang, it kind of like fuck you up and niggas be not on a, They're not on the same level as us at all. Like, so, and I know you want to crib bad, and I know you want this much for your gang,

but I'm like a stunt down. Just don't be on your level, God. All right, so when you're saying, like, do gang politics, you mean with the homies? Yeah, like with the homies. So, I mean, that's what, I mean, initially that's what so way I was. I wanted to do that for my homies in my hood. And it was just a ball of confusion and it ain't go right.

You feel? Yeah. So I tried it. I tried with all my might. in my heart and my whole entire spirit. Yeah. That's why I just walked away from the shit. You feel me?

Because I put my whole entire life into it. Like, why everybody was going out to do shit I'm working for it. Why motherfuckers choosing to do this, I'm choosing that. So, you know, I tried, like with the, you know, but it wasn't even politics. That was just what was in my heart because you were good nigg.

I love my hood. I love my homies to the death. I was in the hood yesterday from a show. I ain't had to go, you feel me? I'm about to close this month. I don't know when it's air, but I closed this month on a property on a hundred-eight from Broadway

where the store was at. I'm about to be the owner of the building. Me and two other people, you know what I'm saying? So, like, nigga, I love my hood. Like, you know what I'm saying? But, like, gang politics don't bother me because I'm not, nobody bigger than the program, but I'm never in a position

or that type of nigga to get politiced on because I don't be doing wrong. shit you feel me yeah and I and I've been such a sacrificial lamb since I was a little ass kid like it's like nigger what what how could you politic on G how was a how was those conversations with Jigga man talking about Perico I mean we never spoke music we just spoke life like the few times you know we was around you I'm saying like Jigga a dope dude though but like I just know that the one thing that stuck was like, nigga, you ain't going to get rich off the music.

The music is your centerpiece to grab everything else in. That was him and Emery. So, like, I did receive and gain a shitload of information from being around, like, Rock Nation and really Emery Jones more than anything. Like, I used to be able to sit in his office and kicking and do all that shit. You know what I'm saying? But Jigga, like, jigger, like, jigger, a real nigger, man. Like, every time I was out and he seen me here, stopped.

whole crowd holl at me like jigger a real one i remember we was in new york at when they was opening the puma store and we hollin and some nigger trying to show him some jury he like i don't i'm good and then he keeps he like man with all due respect bro i don't give a fuck about that jury you see you see me and my man trying to build right here i said oh jigger a real one i said if he come back again i'm a fire on you yeah Niggins Jacob be like, yeah,

this thing is a real with this thing far on this thing Yeah Yeah, that's cold It's cold conversations I want to be in

man, but I heard Emery Jones I heard the same about him too Yeah, being in that office I heard being in that office

It's cold Yeah, being around them is cold Like you could definitely pick up a lot of information You know what I'm saying But you know

Um As far as the music shit it didn't work But like Emery and Jiggin' them not the ones that signed me. The dude that signed me got fired six months later. You know what I'm saying?

He was a dude with the vision for me. Well, supposedly, you know what I'm saying? But, you know, it was a great learning experience. That shit was like college, you know what I'm saying? So, you know, I just apply a lot of that shit, you know what I'm saying? To, you know, what I do right now. I remember my first time seeing you, nigga. I seen you in a ditty party.

I was just fin to bring that up I was a fan I ran up to this nigga like Nick it's this nigga right here He got the Jerry girl with a suit on It's the craziest shit on earth Cun look This is a real crypt nigga

A fucking Diddy party I'm like You feel me like That was some sick shit I'm like you've been doing this shit For a long as time though Like at a high level though Being around niggas

Really bawling man They really believe in you That night I seen I met for real right I don't know if Farrell even going to remember. He's like, where are you from? I'm like, Broadway. And I'm like, no, no, no.

I'm from L.A., but you know, I'm an L.A. nigga, so woo, woo. And he's like, yes, good. And then when he was leaving, he was like, all right, Broadway. I was holling at Quincy Jones when he was leaving. Damn. Yeah. By the pool and shit. That was the first time I was in there by myself.

You was, though. with a suit on This thing is just standing on the dance floor With a suit on I'm like this nigga crazy I'm like look at this thing over here And the dick of T.Rong Like that nigga horrid look at this

Look look And then the guy He never heard your music And nigga I'm talking about it in life But it was just the style Nigga you just standing over there Looking crazy nigga That's the first time I seen J&B too

Nick at that fucking party Nigga I don't think I don't know what the fuck was going on nigga, but that she was crazy. Yeah, you showed a nigga. I remember I met Tyrese that night. I'm like, man, what's up, bro? I'm from the East Side, too, man, off a hundred l' album, San Pedro.

And he looked at me like I had shit on my face and walked off. Ah. I'm like, yeah, this niggas is a cornball. He probably like, they didn't let this nitty in the party. Then I seen him somewhere with a khaki suit on with his Chuck tied, extra tight, looking stupid. Like, man, this nigga. That nigga. That nigga's about to sing back on that bus,

that Coca-Cola commercial cut. No, you know what? When Manit passed away or whatever the case may be, I know a lot of motherfuckers was doing research on. I mean, a lot of motherfuckers didn't know about a gang of shit he was doing and, you know, how he was doing shit for the community, what he owned, how he was on and shit, doing shit. Like, you one of the only niggas that picked up on a lot of that shit, man.

going out here, like, purchasing shit, like, I mean, it's already getting busy, though. Like, I come from the hustle. Yeah, like, you got that whole little thing, you feel I'm like, you know, elaborate a little bit more on, you know what, I'm saying, the shopping and what you own and how you doing it. Um, so, so it's this building in my hood, like, it's like a, it's an ancient, I call it an ancient artifact of LA.

It's like one of the last original boxing gyms and shit. And it's a spot where, like, I did a lot of transition in there. Like, when I first jumped out into the streets, I got my first tattoos right, this BGC on my shoulder and shit. And I was, like, 14, and this Broadway on the back of my neck. It was just an outline at first. I got that shit right there. And the owner ain't even want to let me get it.

I was too small. He's like, hell no, I'm putting nothing on that little-ass boy. You know what I'm saying? But, you know, so I transition on like shootings and shit right there. Like to, when I got out, the homie that I was one of the partners with, Lil'N, he had a studio right there. So I just planning in the studio, you know what I'm saying? And that's where I just began to transition and then start bumping in the niggas like you

and doing all that because I like, I just focused and set my mind. that direction and of course like shit don't see this the thing too when you're in business with people like you know a lot of people in it for different reasons you know what I'm saying and a lot of people have different expectations you know I'm saying now my trajectory may not have been what niggas wanted yeah it's probably wanted some big Jaru 50 cross the globe big shit you know what I'm saying and then ain't happen like that it's like nigga I'm a I'm an underground king nigga you know what I'm saying they know how to juice it so you know um motherfuckers uh you know not prepare for that type of shit and and think that you know shit just work yourself out or you

could just start a company and be like hey I have a business and this is the employee hey do everything right I'm gonna just sit right here because I'm the boss you know what I'm saying it don't work like that exactly and that's like and I think it's the shit is you know Like you know what I'm saying like nigger Perico like I do it all bro like from marketing strategies To nigger going from day one walking in the offices nigger I walk in the board room you know the long tables like this and I'm killing it You know what I'm saying? Okay give him the what he need let's do it let's go you know what I'm saying from the intro so it's like I I'll write out the marketing strategies I figure out who I need to talk to I put together the music put together the the visuals, put that shit out, make some money.

You know what I mean? Like, that's why I say I ain't went gold, but I still make M's, you know what I'm saying? Because I understand, like, all the different ways you could get dough up out of this shit. You know what I'm saying? Like, it's, motherfuckers don't realize there's so many niggas. You don't even see or hear about a nigga that got the bag. And then the niggas that you see and hear about don't have the bag.

You know what I'm saying? You think niggas is capping? I mean, you, you, you. You know niggas? You know niggas, too. You're in this shit. Who's the biggest caper you ever seen? It don't matter.

Who's capping out here, good? It don't matter. No, that shit matter. I mean, niggins is getting influenced by this shit, nigga. Like, look, man, I know I'm one million. You know what? That fucking boxer gym has been over there. It's, you know.

It's been out there before the hood started before everything. Like, I've been seeing that shit since I was a little. kid so for you to even like inquired you know to have that shit is like ridiculous but i just felt like we had to get it because my area is getting redeveloped you know what i'm saying and you know i want to be a a person that owns a nice percent of that area as well you know what i'm saying i met a dude one day that um and my homie told me he ran into him later my homie he think like me too my homie tone but uh i met a dude like that and i um i was hollin at that and i um i was hollin at him and he was talking about how he buy the properties and tear him down and build these big

old houses and shit and how he killing it. You know what I'm saying? And it's like, you know, I definitely want to be one of the dudes that own a nice amount. And, you know, that's my intro to be in a, like, I don't want to just own a couple of things and own a house that I live in. I'm trying to be a real estate tycoon and a mogul and a, and a rap. Did David Gross and them help you with that shit? For sure. David Gross is the motherfucking Sensei. David Gross is like I mean because he kind of like disappeared like after like the Nipsey shit like niggins stuff like hearing his name a lot. I don't think he

disappeared. I think just the fact that he was so synonymous with Nipsey Hustle and Nipsey passed away. You know what I'm saying? So that's all that was like David Gross is for sure like active in the like he's active in a lot of things that I tell you off camera but he like active with a lot of people that we know he got a part of their business and he why they doing what they're doing right now yeah i mean i dm'd and cut and dm me back i mean if you're looking at this my nigga i definitely dm'd you i definitely wanted to be a part of anything that you had going on because you know i'm that type of nigger too man you know tap me in i think with him it's more like nigga i got this this this and this going on yeah he like he more

of how can I assist you? Did he assist you with like the bread part of things or like you know getting alone or what? As far as the like as far as the money like we equally contributing. You know what I mean? Cash. Capital. But that's only because I want to. I could have been a nigga that just been like, no, I'll just be the face.

But I actually want to be a nigga that's having some money. So I'm anion up too. You know what I mean? And like it's value. It's valuing. like face value and sweat equity and then it's money equity like at the end of the day sometimes that shit is equal you know what I mean but I prefer to be the nigga let me spend my money and if it fuck up then I know but like when you like you just know more yeah you know I'm saying

I'm putting in the money and the sweat you know I'm saying so but if I if I if I if I didn't have no money hell yeah he would have did it but you know as far as putting a deal together finding the lenders, speaking with city council, letting them know our vision. You know what I'm saying? We did a dope-ass documentary for it. You know what I'm saying? So, you know, he helped him in a few ways. But beyond that, though, he just introducing me to the real estate game and the investment

side of shit and just how to, like, really build like a fat-ass portfolio. You know what I mean? Yeah. When you first came out as a rapper, DJ Quick was on. this show just a few minutes ago um you know we're gonna get ready for the show he was just on this platform you were kind of like uh you know we reminded me uh you you reminded me of dj quick like have you uh ever ran into him like have he like you know it was like you know what's up you know like you know what open arms and fucked with you yeah i met uh i met quick a couple times it was straight

but it's like my whole like me coming out like my shit was never i want to be like dj quick ever But he's a legend, though, but that just wasn't my intentions at all, not one bit. You know what I'm saying? But I definitely look up to bro musically, you know what I'm saying? My shit is to be the first G. Perico. Like, I looked up to, like, my homie little roachers is the reason why I had a curl. Because when he was like, nigga, the hardest nigga to me, and he still had a curl, you know what I'm saying, in the millennium. And I used to mimic everything that nigga used to do, you know what I'm saying?

Like, I was like, that was like one of my heroes, you know what I'm saying? And, um, like, as far as music-wise, like, people always say sugar, I mean, uh, E-E-E-D-J-Quick. But, like, bro, I'm really more like pattering my shit after niggas like sugar-bugger, you know what I'm saying? On some real shit, though. Yeah, yeah, that's hard. Yeah. Who is your musical inspirations now? Man, I listen to a lot of old shit, bro, to keep it 100.

Like, my inspirations now is like on some whole other shit. I'm looking like, like, who's a mogul? Like, I'm looking at, like, big brands and shit like that because that's where I'm trying to take my shit. Like, I'm going to always do music and all that and try to be huge. But, like, it's like, what's the huge brand? You know what I'm seeing? Yeah.

Like, that's my inspiration. Like, big, like, who doing big business? Like, I don't, like, everybody make music. Music like, nigga, see, you're, you timeless, you feel me? So, you know. You timeless, so you know how it used to be in the streets, right? How everybody used to have crack. You probably used to walk around with a quarterpiece or a 50 double-up.

I ain't walking around with no fucking crack, nigga, don't put that on me. Listen, man, you didn't have some fucking, you didn't sell, listen, bro. Crack ain't on me. Look, you know, I had a conversation with Jeep Rico. Listen, you just sold a fucking rock, bro. Look, you didn't sold a crack rock. Don't put that over you on this one fucking. Let me get to my point.

Let me get to my point. I was on here with G below. This nigga said, man, I sold Sherman. I said, you a fucked up nigga. You sold Sherman. You ever sold shir? Listen, bro.

You a fucked up nigga too. At one point, look, at one point, you didn't sold a rock somewhere in your life, like, or fake dope or something, right? Keep it 100. I'm gonna keep a G with you. My nigga Pucci knew, I mean, my nigga Pucci from Bonnie Hunt is like,

he was, he was, he was, He the first nigga I seen cook up crack. Do that. Rock it up. And I handed it to a crackhead. That shit farmed me up, huh? All right, so look.

Boom. All right, look. With that being said, shout out pushy too. Real nigga. Hey, with that being said, bro, everybody used to have dope, right? Now everybody got a microphone, like, rap, like, not really just, like, just rapping ain't really that exciting. Like, it's like, who's doing big business? That's what I want to know.

You feel? Who is doing big business? business. It's not really a dollar niggas doing big business. I ain't going to lie to you. It's not a lot. I'm going to ask you one more question, though. Who is a lot of, who, what rap nigga can you name that's a billionaire or a millionaire that's not promoting alcohol? That's a billionaire that's not promoting alcohol? A billionaire or like a linger who, he's got a hundred million. Dr. Dr. Dre? Dr. Dre? He promoted alcohol? He promoted alcohol. What business do we got to do with alcohol? I don't know. He probably got a song called.

gin and juice niggas wasn't drinking gin and juice no that's Snoop he would produce it though actually I remember I used to drink gin and juice

because of that sloid that sigram's blue bee shit no god that shit was crazy but I say Kanye he don't promote alcohol yeah Dre don't promote alcohol

Kanye don't um Dre party Forrell don't For real don't For real damn You know

There's plenty niggas that don't bro I don't know We might have to do Our research on that shit Like, uh, who, Dre? I know it, nigga.

Oh, he had to cognac and vodka? I know it. What about for real? What about Timberland? For real for show at about fucking champagne. What about Swiss Beets? Swiss Beets rich as shit. He's doing big business.

You over there with Swiss Beets? You ever got any, like, you know, insight from my nigga? Because you'd be touching. No, I ain't got a chance to, like, really sitting on a holl at Swiss Bees. What I would love to, though? Because I know he's full of information, you know what I'm saying? Like, shit that I need to know. anybody you want to tap in with as far as in the music industry that you haven't tapped in with

that you want to work with? Not really. Like, I just, like, when I bump into people, if I meet them and it's cool, then, like, I want to work with them. But I just learned, like, you know, to not let my expectations, how can I say this? Because this is what a lot of people do, bro. Like, I don't want to let my expectations. control the situation or me expect the motherfucker to be how I want them to be you know

I'm saying Malone said that same shit he said I was in life I was expecting Mac 10 and all these niggas to be super crazy and then when I ran into him you know Ice Cube and then when I ran into me it just wasn't that and the niggas just failed me but it ain't even that because I know that this shit is entertainment that's like expecting fucking Arnold Schwarzenegger to be to Terminator. Yeah, that's what they was telling this, Nicky, like, hold on, nigga. It's like, nigga, I don't expect

motherfuckers to be super crazy gangster niggas because if that was the case, they'll be in the streets and I didn't ran into him in the county jail or something somewhere. Like, I know this shit is business and entertainment, but my shit is just like the personal vibe and connection. Like, is this nigga acting like a whole ass

nigg or is we vibing? You know what I'm saying? Yeah. So I don't want to, I don't want to put the chicken before the egg and be like, yeah, I want to get with woo woo woo, whoo-woo, like, let me just run across niggas and see what it feel like, you know what I'm saying?

Before we get out of here, man, what does family mean to G. Perico? And I ain't really got no family, so, shit. You ain't got no family. No, not like that. Your family's sitting over there, because why are you doing them niggas like that? You are east side nigger, because I be shit, like, I'm shit. You know, family is everything, though. You know, it's love, right?

So where your mom and your dad at? That you somewhere doing them. Your babies. Now, my daughter, that's what I do got. That's what you got. I do got my daughter. She at school. She called me earlier talking shit.

Why, you ain't picking up the phone? So, yeah, I got my daughter. I got somebody that love me. You definitely, you feel like you got, you feel like it's motherfuckers. out here really that they don't love you because no i didn't say that i mean you just said you didn't have no family nigger you got quiet you're fin of cry no i definitely wasn't i definitely wasn't for to cry you're gonna cry cut i definitely wasn't fin of crying i definitely wasn't fin to cry because

it's like you know i got the i got the hood i got the homies you feel me but like as far as like family bloodline and all that i got my daughter like you know what I mean shit you got family before you get out here I'm your family I love you to death young man yeah I can't call you go me this dicking

definitely can call me and your baby is definitely your family you crazy the motherfucker but you know I mean but what keeps you motivated to rap if you feel like you ain't got no family what family and rap got a like I mean what keeps you to motivated the money and all of that what are you doing this shit for

Bro. Because the end of the day, I want to create a family, right? The end and goal is family. Yeah. So I want to create a family, right, and experience that. So I do want to create a family and experience that down the line, right? But, like, my motivation is, like, not to be in prison with life, not to be in the hood stuck complaining with, like, feeling like I ain't got no options,

not to be smoked out, not to be, nigga. I mean, we all going to die. but like not to just i want to outlive everybody and and tell the story my way for sure i ain't gonna lie about that um like and then i i actually like i love music you know what i'm saying like it's kind of like uh therapeutic for a nigger and i could get money off of putting out a project and then hustling different shit and aligning myself with different shit so i'm in love with the hustle like i mean you know family don't necessarily like family be fucking business up you know what I'm saying

hell no nina don't know what you're saying but I fuck with you though I mean you know from you know But the end of the family I ain't seen you know I'm I mean honestly in all honesty Like I'm from the ghetto bro

Like where are you How many families you've seen this operating business that's not Hispanic like this Like operating business and it's successful Everybody ain't on no dickhead shit like That's crazy that you said that shit, though. That's crazy that you said that shit. Or it hardly exists.

That's what. You're right. I mean, being from the ghetto. And being from the ghetto, doing we doing, especially being from the east side, now that you know what you, you know what I'm saying, now that you have experience, now that you see, like, ownership is, you know,

is, is vital. We need that shit. You know, looking back at your younger years and seeing all the Hispanics, niggas, because niggas was laughing. and don't get it crazy. They're selling this. They're doing this.

They're doing this. But now you see like they own everything. They're doing everything. They hustling. And then you kind of see your people like kind of lagging. Like how to fuck that make a nigga feel? You feel me? I mean, that's like another part of my motivation, bro, is to, you know.

So, all right, let me retract that. Bro, family is everything. Because a lot of the reason why I do that shit is because families is fucked up where I'm from. So I do what I do. Um, because I could, I could go try to go out and pass out money and shit, right? But that's not going to help shit. So what I want to do is create shit where motherfuckers could get information to help their family and continue to help their shit. So that's one of the motivational purposes behind what I do. You know what I'm saying? Besides, like I like to ball out. I like to drive new cars. I like to just spend recklessly.

I like to do all that shit You feel me? Like that's like You know One of my top That's in my top three You know what I'm saying Balling out

And having a good time And doing whatever the fuck I feel like You know Spend it all You know Invest some Invest some

But like you know My shit is like to You know To be motivational To create shit For motherfuckers can Want to take care of their shit So yeah

Family is everything Like You know what I mean? Yes, sir, man I'm glad you said that I'm glad I changed my nigga mind You know Yeah

I got to create one though That's the goal Yeah That's the goal So before we get out of here Man what you got coming up next nigga What you got going man

Let the people know man When this shit coming up I fucking don't know But it's gonna come out LA Summers 2 South Central Audio Me and Cardo got an album Coming

LA Summers the movie South Central, short films 1, 2, 3, 4 Blue T-shirt, pop-up, September, LA show, October, tour, October. You know what I'm saying?

Your bitch riding around in this Tudor that I'm about to not your bitch. But the niggas that's listening. You know what I'm saying? Riding around in this new vehicle that I got on the way just ordered. What you got on the way? driving around South Central, having a good time.

You know what I mean? Because I like to do that too. That's real therapeutic for me. I drive through the ghetto and just hit every block for something. I don't know why I do that shit. But I just, I don't know. Because you got to build, when you build a family, digger, that shit is cut. You know what I'm saying?

Because when I built a family, I had to stop driving around every fucking block and showing up to niggas. Like, what's the deal, nigga? It's outside. yesterday. Yeah. You pulled up on me too with a bitch at shaking her ass, nigga, but I enjoyed it.

Yeah, come on, man. We having the good idea. I enjoyed it. I enjoyed it. I'm like, she got a, you know what I'm saying? Lollipop shaking her ass.

I'm like, oh, this is cold. We ride around with naked bitches in the car. Look, man. We're living it up. I'm about to have a truck. I was supposed to have a truck with the pool in the back this summer, but shit didn't go as planned.

Damn. You know what I'm saying? But we're going to try again when they heat back up next year. Yes, sir. So yeah, man. We about this motherfucker. Y'all make sure y'all check out G. Barrico, man. Everything you got going on, man.

We out. L.A. Summers.