No Jumper - J.I Bandz on Growing Up in San Bernardino, First Gun Story, Jumping Off The Porch & More

Episode Date: December 27, 2022

J.I Bandz talks about his rise and how lucky he feels to be recognized coming from the IE, family dynamic, LA vs Dino, how fatherhood changed him, and more. ------ 00:00 Intro 0:05 J.I on never doing interviews and wanting to step out of his comfort zone 2:01 J.I gives his reaction to Suspect and Kelpy 5:32 J.I breaks down "flocking" and YG's song making it hot for everyone 9:03 J.I talks the dangers of growing up San Bernardino  10:32 DoKnow tells story of going to the 'Dino for a bad B and seeing a mass of boarded houses 13:03 J.I talks having nothing to do in the IE which leads to people getting into trouble 14:47 J.I on his relationship with his mother, growing up with 6 siblings, and dealing with a father figure getting a life sentence 17:42 J.I explains when he first jumped off the porch and buying his first gun in the 6th grade with quarters then getting it taken away by his mom 24:50 J.I on how being accepted in LA is a huge deal if you're coming out of the IE 26:54 J.I talks gaining more opps after his music blew up 31:40 J.I talks about his experience as a father with 2 daughters 32:50 J.I on why he is currently remaining independent and shying away from offers from labels 34:50 J.I talks his first times performing to a crowd who knew all of the words to his songs 36:00 J.I's thoughts on the nightlife and how his baby mama feels about his current lifestyle 36:50 J.I on how having a daughter changed him  38:41 J.I opens up about having 3 homies that were k by police 40:00 DoKnow offers alternatives on where to live and tells J.I to get out of the hood 40:50 J.I on how the song with JOP came about and wishing he could speak Spanish fluently 44:50 J.I's thoughts on making love music and how women are the most loyal fans ----- NO JUMPER PATREON http://www.patreon.com/nojumper CHECK OUT OUR NEW SPOTIFY PLAYLIST https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5te... FOLLOW US ON SNAPCHAT FOR THE LATEST NEWS & UPDATES https://www.snapchat.com/discover/No_... CHECK OUT OUR ONLINE STORE!!! http://www.nojumper.com/ SUBSCRIBE for new interviews (and more) weekly: http://bit.ly/nastymondayz  Follow us on SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/show/4ENxb4B... iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/n... Follow us on Social Media: https://www.snapchat.com/discover/No_... http://www.twitter.com/nojumper http://www.instagram.com/nojumper https://www.facebook.com/NOJUMPEROFFI... http://www.reddit.com/r/nojumper JOIN THE DISCORD: https://discord.gg/Q3XPfBm Follow Adam22: https://www.tiktok.com/@adam22 http://www.twitter.com/adam22 http://www.instagram.com/adam22 adam22hoe on Snapchat Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Yes, sir. We are back with another interview. And lately I've been feeling like, you know, we got to start working with each other a little more. I just did King Mothwana with Tyrell. And right now I got almighty suspect with Jab Ban from San Bernardino. How we doing, fellas? Yes, sir, man. We saw it.

We saw it. Hey, but don't swing on jail, all right? You are good people. Hey, that's what I just talk to home me. Hey, hey, hey, don't swing on me. Don't shoot. Don't shoot. Yeah, don't do that, man.

It's all love around this. We're cooling for real, you know what I'm saying? How you feeling today, bro? Man, I'm solid. You feel me? We out here. Thanks for having the A.E. In the L.A.

I appreciate that. Come on now. This is long overdue, bro. And today, and today, honestly, it was unexpected. I mean, I booked through them ones and he flaked. Yeah, yeah. Now, that was my fault. And that was like somebody.

They do that. No, no, fax. They flake. Hey, it's a mission over here. No, fact. It's a mission over here, man. And then we ain't even used to the traffic out here. So it's like, man, it takes them getting used to.

Yes. I've been trying to tap in with jazz for a minute. I've been, I've been a fan for a minute. He knows that. No, that's bro right here. A lot of people don't know. But me and doing it, we've been. Constant.

We just clouting on each other's stories and all times. And then today I put in the group chat that I was interviewing you. And then I'm like, damn, we're going to lock some shit in. Yeah, me, bro. Me and bro was just chopping it up the other day, too. Yeah, and I was like, what's all you trying to do with me? He's like, I'm up there. Yeah.

My boy can't be up in here without me up in this. You feel me? It's only right. It's only right. Yeah, man. He texted me like, hey, boy, you got some questions like I asked, bro. I'm like, bro, he got no interviews. Yeah, facts.

Hey, that was one of the things, too, that I was telling myself because a lot of my fans were hitting me up and they was telling me like, damn, bro, like, you need to start being so ghost. Like, you got to come out here more. You got to start talking more. But I feel like, damn, I feel like I'm getting interrogated right now. All these campus in front. Hey, this, I ain't used to this.

I'm used to being up in the music video, you feel me, doing my lyrics, chilling with, you know, but sometimes you got to step about your comfort zone, you feel me? No, most definitely. That you are something that you aren't used to. And then the fans want to know more about you outside the music, you know what I'm saying? So you got to give them a little light about you know, a little here and there, you know. Yeah, because I think, I think this has been like a conversation lately and I know Almighty could kind of chime in more, but like it's been like a thing where podcasting is growing so much that is kind of taken away from artists. Right.

Almighty made a name for himself a long time ago. But yeah, people feel like they don't want to just do podcasts. They're like, man, because everybody's doing it or I don't want to be an average. answering the questions and look crazy. When you got free time, because, man, I'm going to be real. I'll be watching all of the stuff that you guys be going on. Appreciate you. Feel me?

When you got some spare time, you feel me? You're chilling, no studio session, no music video, man. You kick your feet up. Put them on and they entertainer. You might just see the homie punching on somebody. It's nothing like that. So it's like, you know. Especially if it's real that good, you go on Twitter.

Yeah, yeah. You feel me? Hey, the homie were viral. Hey, bro. You have to do it. You know what I'm saying. We're doing that, though. And they should have put some sound effects up in it.

Boop, boom, pow, boom, pow. There's shit, bro. I've seen slow-moes, the fast forward, all type of shit, bro. The feet one was the crazy. See, that's when I was crazy in the corner like, why you ain't talking to me? The feet was more crazy. Yeah, bro, you feel me, we're on some new shit, you know what I'm saying?

I have filled of being this. Bro, you said this is your first interview? Second, second. It's like, I would say like, yeah, because the one, I just did, I did one with Kevin Mora. Oh, that one right there, and then I did another little one with DJ Flit. Five.

That's my boy. that I had my boy Blacks up in there, but he just recently passed away. R-upil-Man. So that one right there, that one means a lot to me right there will flip. Yeah, flip my dog. And my homie that passed away, I don't know, I always used to see something in him. Like, I would always tell him like, bro, you remind me of a rapper. You remind me of a rapper.

And it's funny too, because back then before I would rap, that's what people would tell me. Like, bro, you remind me of a rapper. You need a rap or something, bro. Like, so I threw the homie up in, I told him, hey, get up out your comfort zone, come up in this interview with me. But yeah, so that one means a lot to me right there. And I know him passing away has to do product with your environment, right? Yeah, thanks.

Yeah, thanks. And there's so many questions I want to ask you about Sir Bernardino, like, and I could go on forever about that. But tell us a little bit about your upbringing and how was it growing up in the Dino, and then we'll get to the rest of the questions. I mean, damn, like, I feel like it's every other city, you know? Every other city has, you know, ups and downs to it. I feel like, well, what was San Bernardino? Like, wasn't it just like the most dangerous city in California? California.

And they didn't have like a high murder rate or something like that. It was like the murder capital or something like that. And it's like we don't even got like tourists out there. Like ain't nobody driving to go to that city. Like ain't nobody. The only time we got that is when, what is it like, EDC. I'll be up there. You feel me?

Hey, every time I go rave. Hymies. This is be high as fucking that all on Instagram going crazy. Every time I go to separate adeno for a rave. I'm like, where you have for you? Hey, but you know what's crazy? I never been to one of those raves before. Never in my life.

The baddest in the world and they're all half naked. Hey, but everybody be having fun. Hey, hey, but you know what's crazy, though, is, um, like, we used to go to the raves, but we wouldn't be in the race. They would be in their poking windows and getting in cars and shit like that. That was a lick. That was a lick right there for like for all the youngest.

Like when people will be, you know, hey, there's EDC this weekend. All the homies would be getting ready and they would go and start smacking cars and be finding all tight. So I was like, you know, it was right in our back years. It was in our backyard. So it was like, yeah, yeah. So they would find it jars. You know, crazy stuff in there.

Stupid pills. Yeah, stupid pills. What the heck? It's it all type. You name it. It was in there. So that was something, but I never even been to one. Never even been to one.

And then I see, you know, when you did the Kevin Morrow interview, you talked about your first $4,000 lick. Oh yeah, up in high school that I thought I was a shit. Yeah, talk about that lick, how you fell, the adrenaline and the rush. Because a lot of the homies that was around us, they was all, you know, flocking. It was a flock game. Everybody was flocking. Everybody was into that. Everybody was doing that.

I remember on YG even dropped the song. I was like, damn, you burning it out for us, man. You got to get us in trouble. Like, come on, don't nobody know about this and we're doing it. You felt like that? I really did. I ain't going to lie because I'm like, man, you're burning it out for us, man. I think it's felt just like that.

I'm like, damn, he just made a whole song about the whole thing. He was given exactly how you do it. And it was like, damn, man, come on. Like, now that's when everybody started getting on to it. And then they start writing our cribs and all types of stuff. You know, once time they write it at the crib, I had like four TVs up in there. I had like four laptops and they was telling my mom like, you know what your son's doing?

My mom was like, I don't know what's going on. My child is an angel. So, you know, but you know what's crazy? Because I was around what time, suspect? 2000 and what? 13. 14? 14.

Yeah. So now that I'm thinking about how you said, how he made that song and it burned that out for everybody that was like, I never flocked. But they were making an example out of food early those times. Right. Right after that song, they was giving everybody strike. They was washing niggas. They was giving everybody.

and everything. All the homies was like bowling pins. There was strike. Oh my gosh. So now that I'm seeing it in two flockers eyes, sorry, too. But I was in juvenile hall and food were getting 10 years. I'm like, I'm like, they're charging you as an adult. It was either that or take a strike and go home. I'm like, because they know you're going to go home and flock. They know you're going to go home and flocked. I was like to have him and three of his brothers flocked and I'm like, how old are your brothers? They're all like not so far from each other. I'm like, they gave me 10 years for robbing the house.

Hell yeah. And he said, hell yeah. And then I had another homie and juvenile hard. I got out and then, but now he's doing life. And I'm like, oh, you caught that strike early. Yeah, yeah. Instead of doing the 10 years. Yeah, that's how they do you.

Wow. And especially if it's like person. If somebody president and that motherfucker, you're fighting your fitness. No, somebody present. He did his thing, no. Of course he did his thing. You know, he's telling about his background and stuff like that. But yeah, when I was up in high school and I touched that little bit of money,

you know, you think that money's going to last forever. So you think, you know, You even start belittling people like, man, get up out of here and you can't wear what I'll wear your mom by two year clothes. Like, you feel me? So it's like, you know, you walk around with a little chip on your shoulder, but, you know, I need to fucking up. I need to go back to school. I thought it was going to last forever. And what grade was this?

Then it had to be like 10th grade. You got to walk us through the lick. Yeah, oh. Walk us through the leg. Come on, YG set it off. YG set it up. Yeah, blame it on YG. You're going to scope it out because they don't believe in bank accounts, man.

Just go listen to him, man. He's going to tell you everything. Right there. And being from September, do you know, do you guys drive up to Big Bear to fuck around all the time? To be honest, I've probably been to Big Bear like three times. I probably didn't ever like beer. It's not right now.

Right now it was nice. I just seen that you was over there too. I love it. I was like, why didn't bro hit us up? Why didn't bro hit us up? Y'all might want to lick my cabin. Hell no, man. Hell no.

No, but no, I just don't know we start. You guys just drive up the hill. Yeah. I know when you was out there for EDC. That's when you called me up. Yeah, I called you. I was up there for Beyond. I mean, for escape.

And I told you, I was like, tap in with me when you leave. I was like, tapping when you leave because one of my homies had a, he had a Halloween party around that time. I think it was around Halloween. I heard it was cracking, too. Tudors, they had all the thudder box. I ain't going to lie, though. Look, when I called you, I was driving over there, and I clicked,

and I was like, the homie's like a square. He's like, it's ever in that Dino, the most dangerous city, California this year? And I'm like, yeah, maybe. And I was like, nah, we could, though. We were jail. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm like, he's straight. He's like, he like, the bullets ain't straight, dog.

Hey, the crazy part is, bro, God, being the L.A. niggins, growing up and you'll hear about the IA. and you'd be like, man, that shit bullshit. When I start going out there, the fuck it ain't. Niggins, it's getting active out there, I'll promise you. It's cheap out there, you feel me? And everybody, you feel me? When you live out here for so long and you're getting into so much trouble and stuff like that and you know, moms is probably like, man, we need to get you guys up out of

the city, you know? The first city to go to is cheap. You go out there, but you don't realize when you're going out there, you're chilling with people that are lower class, you know, you're going to run into some bad influences. Everybody left, started to leave throughout the 90s, early 2000s, went out there and just took the same mentality. You know what I'm saying? But not even that.

That mentality's been there. People don't understand the San Bernardino's a poverty city when you, well, when you guys to Bernatino? Hey, you go to the malls. Go to the malls. I just had a conversation, man. You go to the Inland Center Mall. Dead.

There's like 10 people in the whole mall. The mall that was previous to that was what? The Carousel Mall is a bandit. Bums be sleeping up in there and it's still like, There's like two scores up in there Nigger, you might die. Yeah, the waterman is bad. Hey, the waterman is bad.

Hey, you could go through it. Hey, young, bust me down. I need a little 10K carrot gold grill. No, it's crazy because I ain't going to lie. I went out there for some pussy ones. Yeah. You drove that hour? I drove it, dog.

He said I don't. No, no, look, look, look, look. I'll be damn if I lied. And you probably have some of the homies. No, look, look, I'll be lied if I damn, bro. Hold up. No, I didn't pay for none of that shit. Fuck y'all.

But I'm a damn if I lied. I ain't going to lie. The bitch. So the hummies were like, I didn't have no car. The homies like, we're going to scoop you up. But you got to fight your out your way out there. You're a little bad bitch. And I was like, this bitch bought me my little Greyhound ticket.

No cap. I ain't never lie. I ain't never like. For the pussy. And you was dedicated. No, she pulled that. She scoom me up. We were kicking out of her crib.

I thought when we drove to that motherfucker, I was like, There's so many boarded houses. Yeah, and this shit like Detroit. And I'm like, that's exactly what I said. And then she was like, well, she was kind of giving me the run down at Barthal. Like, the poverty is so low and like, there's really no business. People got to drive out here to come work. And I'm like, so now it kind of makes sense when people kind of get, when people have a good job

and they're able to like maneuver and travel and like, do you said that, don't move to Champor but still work in L.A. Or a little closer. They're working a little closer. I'm like, no wonder this shit crazy. Everybody needs money out here. They don't got an economy out there. Everybody who lives their majority, they don't work there.

They travel to other places. So it ain't no money in the city, so niggas gonna do whatever to get it. And I heard something like that too. The reason why the city is like that and the malls are like there is because we leave the city to go shop other places. We leave other places. You know, we leave the town. We don't shop at our malls. There ain't no other stores to go shop.

So we hear like Ontario. We hit places like there. Like what's the one in by Palm Springs? Cabazon. Cabazon. I go to places like that to go shop. We don't shop right there. So it's like, you feel me?

Because you don't end up going to the shop, you know, going to go shop, you know, trying to get something for the kids and the gauge. Now you're in the sale. Facts. Now you're in the sale. Facts. And when you drive out there, the environment's a little different even though, like, but that's what's crazy because everybody would be talking when they be like, oh, you're

from the IE, there ain't nothing but cows and there ain't nothing but what we're going to do with Cal Tricula, though. We know something. That's when you start going towards like Victorville. That's when he started going. going towards like the high, you know, that it's like a bunch, yeah, yeah. That's when it starts getting like a lot of land. But like San Bernardino's just like a regular, you know, a little city, but there ain't

no big, you go through your whole life? No, like, you never want to know where else? I children, Rialto. Okay. Rialto is cool. Rialto's right next door though. Literally like right next door. So yeah.

It's crazy how like you go to Rialto and it looks hell of nice. Yeah, yeah, there's a difference. Hey, but I ain't going to lie. Rialto still gets active. No, no. The Aiyah is grimy. The Ayes is grimy me, you guys. They have less things to do, so there's more shootings.

Hey, that's what I be trying to tell people, man, we don't got no baseball team, man, we don't got no baseball team, we don't got no theme parks. There ain't nothing to do out there. There's literally nothing to do out there. There's nothing. So, of course, you just start getting bored and you just start. Frustration, dog. You go gang bang, you feel me?

You're going to gang bang to find something to do. That's just what it is. You're going to steal, gang bang or both, nigga. There's, yeah. There's, there's, there's, there's, there's bars, but the bars, the bars get active, you know? So it's like, stay away from the bar. as you know. So it's like, yeah. But other, okay, if we're being, okay, there's all the other bad shit, but what are some of like the good memories and places you went to in

San Bernardino? I feel like growing up. I feel like, man, all the homies, all the cousins, because my mom is originally from Long Beach. My mom's originally from Long Beach. So I got family out there in Long Beach, you know, we still go visit them. But my mom came out here. She came to San Bernardino, like, kind of like by herself. Like, yeah, she kind of came by herself. So yes, I would say, like, you feel me, the family that comes to. cousins, you feel me? I love days like Easter, like Easter time, you know, everyone gets together, you know, the old hood comes together, put some food, you know, up and it's cool. Y'all don't have no carnivals, like no shit like that, like that's from the city. I would say

Route 66, yeah, where they bust out all the old school cars and stuff like that, but then again, they had to shut those down for some of the years because it was bad, it was bad. They had to shut those down too. So like a lot of things like, you know, so the city kind of like, they try to give you, you know, some leniency let you guys do so. And then, bam, something bad happens. So it's like, yeah, we can't do that no more. And how's relationship with moms? Oh, man, mom's is, she a real one right there.

How many kids is mom got? Like seven kids, you feel me? And you're her favorite? Yeah, I got to be. Yeah, that's my brother right there. Okay. That's my, that's my, that's the baby right there. That's what's up.

Oh, he's the favorite? Yeah, no, hell, no, I am. You feel me? Who are the favorite of bro? You all fight for the favorite. You all fight for the favorite. No, I already know I am. She's like, eh, you can't.

the rapper. Hey, I don't see you on. I don't see you right here. Hey, I don't see you right here. He's not. His mom. Hey, come sit down right here. His mom. His mom finished his interview, Tripping. Oh, you want to be the favorite mother. My mother's like that. She knows, she don't, but my mom's a gangster. My mom's a real life gangster. Like, a lot of people don't know that, but my mom, my mom's a gangster right there. She, she did it all. You feel me? Popsie's doing life. She, didn't they try to get her for something like that? Like, like, Yeah, yeah, they locked her up, you know.

Man, I remember one time I see my mom come down and change. They had her strapped up like she was about the, like a ninja assassin, you feel me? How did that affect you growing up? Seeing your mom's like that? Well, I hid. I was at the other career. I went to the homie's house when I had seen all the trucks coming. I went to the homie's house.

He was there, though. He was there. I left. Everybody was like, don't go over there, you know? Don't go over there. And so I stayed at the homie's house because we was, we had a lot of stuff. So we was able to get all the stuff and go to the homies house and chill. Yeah.

Did you have relationship with pop, before he caught the life? Well, me, I refer to him as my dad, but my real dad, I really don't, I really don't speak to him. I really don't talk to him. Yeah. We fast fought before, like stuff like that. So, you know, like, it was bad growing up with him.

So I always respected him. I always like, my step pops, I always liked how he was respected in the city. And I feel like, you know, it always made me want to be like that. I wanted to be respected just like him, you know, so I carry myself, you know, in the best way, myself differently, you know, I didn't want people to go around and, you know, you know, want me to, you know, laugh at me or nothing like that. He's like, you know, hold it down and you could have the same respect around the city. Did the relationship with your real pops get affected by the fact that you had another

man, but that somehow sold you more love and like, yeah, I remember one time, one time I was, man, I was, I was down bad, I was down bad and I ended up calling pops. I had to be like 15, I had to be like 15, 16. That's when we was flocking and I was down bad. I didn't have no money. And I ended up, I don't know what made me. He called him up. I called him up like, hey, man, my car broke down.

I need to get my starter fix. You feel me? I'm a teenager. I was doing my thing. I didn't have my own car and everything. He was like, what are you calling me for? I ain't your dad? He's like, damn.

Go call him up. Isn't that your dad? I was like, damn. Short thing, though, I called up step pops. You know, he's doing life. He's doing life. And I explained the situation. He's like, what the hell are you doing?

Don't ever go to him. Like, for Sean, I'm going to have some money dropped out to you right now. was like, hey, here goes, here was a starter. I just bought it for you. Never met the guy in my life, never seen him again. Sound like, like step-pops is a real nigga. Yeah, yeah, no, for sure. Yeah, no, he's adjoining the city for sure.

Damn, but see, imagine that, bro. How did that affect you? Like, did that make you feel like, yeah, nigga? Like, I'm trying to go up and really be like that, though. Yeah, yeah, you know what makes. No, for sure. That makes you walk around with ass on your chest? Yeah, yeah, for sure.

Yeah, because, you know, you feel like you got big shoes to fit in. And, you got to, you know, you got to get there, you know, And everybody wants that type of, you know, as a man, you know, everybody wants to walk up in the building and be, like, respected. Everybody wants to be. So, you know, you got to do what you got to do to get there. You can't just sit there and just live off of someone else's name. You got to go and get it yourself, you know. So that was always something that I had to do, you know, I felt like I had to make my own name.

I had to make my own name. I had to be, you know, my own print in the city, you know. So what age you jump off the porch? First time you went down. Damn, damn. I don't know. We was always doing. I bought my first pistol in sixth grade.

Hmm. I bought my first eight. Can you tell us that story? Some Bernadino's crime me. Take this out. Hey, take this out. Hey, hey. Sabanadino needs some therapist.

We're going to go through toy drives. The niggas need a YMCA. Nah, hey. Klippers, move your eyes since to San Bernardino. Hey, not, but check this out. Hey, take this out. Tell me this ain't your first trap. Tell me this ain't let me take a little water on here.

Ain't no shit fly about a six grader with a gun, motherfucker. I know a lot of motherfuckers. Y'all need to go to jail. No. No, I'm just fucking jail. Free jail. Six grand. Hey, nah, look it.

So everybody used to go, everybody knows about the pizza house of a Sierra. Everybody goes, that was always our family spot. We always always always go to this pizza house. We would always steal tickets and cheat on the games and do everything. And one day, one of them, we were sitting by the little eight, you know where you put the quarters in? You put a dollar in, you get four quarters back. Yeah, yeah.

The exchangeer. For some reason, we went and the motherfucker was open. We just opened it up and we was like, and we seen two brown. You know like the bags that people be getting tatted on them? Like that coin bags? It was a brown bag just like that. Like some old bag robberies. Open that.

Yeah, yeah. Just like the old cartoons and stuff like that. And we opened it up. Sure enough, there was a gang of quarters in there like four bags full of quarters. I just started stuffing my pockets with them. Stuff in my pockets with quarters. Tell me why I went back, my pants was sagging. I went back home.

I had like $300 in quarters. I went to school and I taught all the homies like, oh yeah, this is, man. I need me some. I need me a bang. I need something nice. Sure enough, there was some one dude for me, also. Some dude for the toe. Right there, he came through.

And we went to his pad. He took it out of his little AC, gave him it. You feel me? And that was it. You gave $300 and quarters on you? Nah, yeah, I did. I gave him $300. Hey, he was a real one.

He took it, though. He took it, though, you know, gave us a little revolver. It was cool. The revolver, he didn't even have no shells. And guess what? My mom came through, found it in the drawer and took it. Gave it to her man. Gave it to her man.

I was like, man. I was like to her man ever since then. Ever since then, like, man, he's just walking around with my blower in the city. Like, he didn't just take it from a sixth grader. Like, crazy. Hey, keep it about, allegedly, we've also, things we're not supposed to sell, allegedly, of course. Did you guys accept quarters? What, what would you be?

Hell yeah. Say anything. What did you want to say? What did you want to say? No cap. It all add up, nigga. Get rich a tron. He's like, I don't care.

I'll take pennies. I'll take anything. Man. You got a shitty player. I'm going to take that shirt. You got an iPad. You got an iPad. You got a iPod.

You got an iPad. Inside Albertsons, coin star, nigga. You don't know how many times I didn't hit, nigga, did whatever I did, nigga, did whatever I did, nigga, nigga, Nicky. And the Albertsons, go right up in that motherfucker with your bag of quarters.

No, I'm in that bitch, nigga. In high school, the homie used to turn down the quarter to fill the piece house with the quarters. I used to be like, I used to be like, give me all that shit. I used to go home and wash the whole block shit. Everybody. Everybody gets the laundry here.

Give me the five bucks. Give me the five bucks. Here's some quarters, boom. Yeah, he was not about his bag. No cap. So you jump off the porch, sixth grade, you got your strap. It's gone now. So now you already in the street.

So you ain't, when did you want to switch from street shit to rap shit? Man, what's crazy was is I always wanted to be a, you feel me? I always wanted to rap ever since I was a kid. Ever since I was a kid, I always used to, but I feel like in San Bernardino is not really realistic. It's not realistic. It didn't get realistic until like the full page it started popping. That's when I feel like it started getting realistic.

when it started getting like, because back there, like in San Bernardino, nobody knows, but there's not really no too many studios. And if they, if there is studios, they'd be holding out on them, you know? Not everybody gets along in San Bernardino, not everybody's friendly. It's not like really like a friendly city. So it's like, yeah, there's not too much cameraman, producers, none of that. So it's like, you know, we had to, we had to like, you know, look for that type of stuff. So it wasn't really something like.

And on top of it, like when I used to explain to the homies, like, man, we need to get up in the studio, the homies would look at me, like, what are you trying to write? Hey, you're a rapper. Like, you're a rapper, man. Get up out there. Come on, man. Let's go here, son. Let's go get some dough.

So then that's when it's like, yeah, whenever you would ask the homies, you would get shut down. Like, it was something that people would laugh at. Like, you know. Yeah, yeah, you don't see no money in the chat. Yeah, yeah, you don't see no money. Exactly. You never really met somebody. But, you know, so like, yeah, so stuff like that.

But I was still like, man, I can't live my life without doing it. I got to do it. I got to do it. I got to at least even if I do it. And you get laughed at, oh well, at least you gave it a try. I would want to be 40 years old being like, damn, I should have did it. You miss every shot you don't take. Facts, that's a fact right there.

That's a fact right there. So that wasn't something that I would be able to go to sleep with. If I was 40 years old, I ought to be pissed. What age did you make your first song? Yeah, that was like three years ago? No, hell no. My first time I made my first song, I was like 18. Oh, yeah, thanks to flocking.

I flocked and I bought all my studio equipment like at 18. That's fire. I brought pro tools. Man, you could ask the homie. You could ask the homie. He's, Markman, we went through, we flocked. I came up on some money. Went straight to, what is it called?

Guitar Center. I bought everything. I bought everything. I borrowed and never left the box. It never left the box until I met one of the homies and the homies was like, come on, bro. Because you didn't know how to use none of this shit. Or set up, yeah. Yeah, that's crazy.

So yeah, so I went and finally set it up. I dropped a little song and that was it. I never did it until like three years ago. Three years ago, that's when I started making little songs and stuff like that. So yeah. And that was a song that got 40 K. Song club? Nah, no.

Wait, which one? SoundCloud. Oh, I forgot. I forgot what was the first song. What was the first song? Yeah, where. I did some song called Where. I just threw it up on SoundCloud.

It went crazy though. Because a lot of people don't know, like, we had a name in the city before we was rapping. So we knew a lot of people that was willing to vouch and be like, yeah, like, they live like that, you know, they're talking in that music is real, you know? Because you know, when you see a little homie that you went to school with and you're like, bro, you was not like that. You were not like that. Turn that shit right off. Yeah, yeah. about that. You know, we didn't even going to listen to that. Everybody was behind me.

The whole city was behind me, so it was like, you know, that's fire. So once I dropped the songs, they was going crazy on SoundCloud, they was going crazy on the music videos. So it was like, you know, it was everyone there. If I let he sang after that, how everything just started coming together. Yeah, pretty much. Yeah, that's when Ben did and that came out and that's when they went to that. That shit is crazy. And that's when I start getting love out here. That's when I started getting love out here.

That's when I heard it. and love out here in LA, that's what you know. Because to be from the IE and get accepted out here in LA is a little hard. And look, and look, I'll be having to lay, I want to apologize because we care about numbers. And we're haters. And that's just facts. I'm just being honest.

We got this weird shit where we be hating on IE niggas. I'll be the nigga who don't be on that. Because, no, I'd be supporting hella niggas from the I. Yeah. Yeah. I love I eat bitches. So I can't hate. You feel me?

It's like, don't be hate because, though. Hey, that's what's crazy because they're old. No. Hey, hey, you probably, Hey, you probably sleeping with the homie's baby mom. He said he been did that, you know. And he's like, he's like, I like, you bitch, it's like, damn shit, that's the homie's baby mom right there.

No, but, no, no, no, but that, it's true. And especially for a Mexican, bro. And I do want to give you that because I know you talked about it on the Kevin Moore interview, but the everything was going on from the, from the King Moth Wanda to, I like it. And everybody was kind of doing their thing. But they weren't Mexican.

We fucked with it. Yeah, yeah. But in then seeing you come out of there and just fucking, like, roared out and went crazy. And even that, when you were sitting in the caramoreen where you were like, man, I was the first Mexican to get a million views in rap. Because I know there was worse for us in a regita, but that was you. Yeah, yeah. And you're the first one with a million? For a show he is.

Yeah. Yeah. We need to get, we need to put a flag city to the key. San Bernardino. Mayor, let's figure it out. But there's a lot of talent out there. There's a lot of talent out there in the city. I feel like, man, we could probably be bigger than what we are if everybody will come

together, you feel me? But like I said, San Bernardino is not really like a friendly city. It's not, but it's going to take years to get like that. And it's like, you know, I don't blame nobody. I don't blame nobody. We all know the, you know, the environment, how it can be. So it's like we respect everybody's space at the end of the day. Like, you know, we'll come through.

But when the time, you know, when the time's ready. Yeah, when timing aligns and everything starts to make sense for Everybody. When Ben did that pop up, how did more of that? Like, you Ben had ops, you fools don't like each other. But how much more did it, girl? Like, like, like, like. They already didn't.

Okay, say you didn't like me. Say you didn't like me. And now you're driving around the whole city. Now you're hearing it at every red light, at every stop sign. Isn't that going to make you just start punching the air when you get home? No, no. See, yeah. As we go start.

Boosie said it. And you're-chill-in? Yeah, yeah. Feel me? Imagine you chilling. Imagine you chilling this shit like that. You hate us already. You want us dead.

You want us dead. And then you're driving and you see your girl, put my song up. Yeah, my bitch put the odds. I'm hot. My bitch, put the arms. I'm hot. Say y'all did something to a nigga, right? And then one day he's chilling in his apartment, he'd wake up,

smell food and he just hear, bitch, I bend it that. You know my way? What the? You feel me? And I'll be hot. You feel me? Be a hot, man, bitch, turn that shit off. You feel me?

Type shit. Get the fuck up on the house, too, bitch. That's facts. That's facts. I feel like I got people that hate me for something that I didn't even do what my homies did, you know? Yeah. So it's like, you know, it comes with it.

You all fought by association, dog. But what about your homies like, like, like what about the effect they come from it? Because I know a lot of my homies, like example, nobody knows this story. But Jakarta got cracked before because of me. He cracked open his head. Pout! Yeah.

And it was like, fuck, you know. You got ops for it. What fuck I'm a joining this. You feel? You know, I know that's not like you. I'm a comedian, dog. What you do shit? But it's a little different.

I didn't know you have like, ah. Look, but it's because I'm not a rapper. Because you used to painting shit too, or you still do, right? I mean, shit, I'm from the blog, you feel me? Yeah, yeah. You know what I'm saying? But a tagger shit gets serious. Hey, that tagging snaps, so I was just about to say right now.

That's serious, you know? But it's like, you know, but it's like, bro, like, I'm... What time is there right now? It's 5 p.m. I think I have a billboard getting installed for my brownback saw at the Novo Theater in a couple places they don't like and, you know about tomorrow? So, you know what I mean?

You're mad. You, bro, if I beat the dog's out of you in high school. Facts out of you and maybe I don't know some other alleged things. And you see me on no jumper and going viral and kicking it with big-ass comedians and doing, I'm going to be mad too. So imagine this fool. Cambreda Dino's big but it's small as shit. Real small.

So now he here right now. Oh, they're going to be mad. They're going to be mad. They're going to be mad. Definitely going to be mad. Yep, that's fact. But it's like, it comes with the territory. You feel me?

It comes with the territory. We can't shy you out just because, you know. Yeah, yeah. We still got to keep doing it. We've got to keep moving. And then what about the bitches? The bitches, I don't know. What you, you like smokers?

No, no, I'm talking about it. Oh, I thought you were far in the city. No, I thought you were in part to her. Oh, yeah. You know, got some baddies? You don't put the bitches from John Brayden. That's crazy. Where are your baby mama from?

They're from not from San Bernardino? Yeah, my baby mom's from like, from like Fontana, a little more out there. He said that's smoked out, though. Fontana smoked out. Yeah, yeah, that's true. That's true. It's a no, it's better than anything. It's better than San Bernardino.

No, but what I'm saying is like, because I'm pretty sure before BM, pitches were already around. You flew with the joints. Oh, no, still are. Yeah, you flew were joints in the city. But imagine now you've with our joints and one of the army, the biggest rapper coming out. Easy. Hey, I was just saying that too,

I did a little couple of moves for maneuvers for the homies and shit like that. I'd be having females come through. Like, hey, come through for the homies, you feel me? Or come through for me, I'm going to be right there. And then the girls get there and I do the dash through the back door. And they'd be like, where's J.I? He's not good. I'm already on the Eway.

I'm on my way to some for sure pussy. Jay is stupid and shit up. Yeah, but the homies end up cracking them too. So it's good. It's good. Fire and soap. When you dropped, bitch I bend did that, or even before that, what was like the first popular rapper to like reach out or popular motherfucking general to reach on and be like this shit fire? Damn.

Damn. Do you know? Yeah, because I remember you shared it on your story. Yeah, I remember when bro shared it. I be talking to my people. Yeah, yeah, no, for sure. Bro was one of the first one. That shit's a banger.

I didn't fucking host to that shit. Yeah, no, I seen bro posted on his story. That's when I was like, and that's love right there. And then, of course, Phoenix. Phoenix tapped in. So, yeah, like, you know, then I did a lot. that song with Memo. So it's like everybody started,

everybody started coming from, you know, from everywhere. Domino effect. Yeah, domino effect after that. So, yeah, so it was cool. And then, yeah,

we started locking in, start coming more out here. Yeah, so. And how serious is it to you now? Like, like, you're popping food, but I know there's so much more. I feel like you know that you could do.

Yeah, yeah, no, that's facts right there. I feel like, man, sometimes I'll be playing with it, though. Sometimes I'll be playing with it.

I feel like I could, I could be going hard. than what I am, what I feel like a lot of the stuff that be going on that's that's surrounded behind us and stuff like that kind of gets up in the way, but it's like you can't get sidetracked from that. You got to stay focused on it because that's exactly what they want. They want you to slow down. They, you know, man, the devil works, you feel me? So it's like, they want you to stop, they want you to, you know, but it's like you can't. So it's like I got to put all that to the side, I got to push all that to the side and I got

to keep pushing, got to keep getting in the studio, keep going, keep grinding, you know. So it's like, and plus I got two little ones. I got two little ones. I got two little ones, so they depending on me, you know? Who are ages? I got a one, and she's about to be three years old, and I got a 10-month-old. So it's like, you know. Oh, yeah, she's a baby right there. Yeah.

You have two girls? Two girls, man. I did some shit in my past. God is still punishing me to this day. I'm gonna be pissed if I try to push for a boy, and I get another girl. That's one I know. I got one girl. Oh, yeah.

I'm like, I'm a twin, by the way. Yeah, my friend. Yeah. I'm like, bro, this is we got a twin. Yeah. She was creepy. She worked in like, I was like, oh, it's a suspect baby all the way. Yeah.

No, but yeah, man, I feel like, and then on top of it, like even like the first year into it, the first year of the music, I was getting offered deals. I was getting offered all tight. But I was turning them down because I didn't know what to expect. Right. I didn't know what to expect. I didn't know what to expect. I wasn't trying to get done in.

You know, because you hear all these bad stories about people, you know, now they're stuck. Now you can't do nothing. Now you're getting shelved. So I was just like, man, I'm cool because I'm still 100% independent. I don't got no distribution deals. I don't got no manager. I manage myself, you know. Sometimes I let my people put something in the play for me, but other than that, I'll take

care of everything by myself, you know. I book my own shows. I do everything like this, so it's like, you know, it comes with a little, you know, a little sweeter taste when you do everything by yourself, you feel me, but at the same time, I do see myself bigger than what I am. And I think even that, like, what your, how you said right now, like, well, you're nothing to play with when it comes to this rap shit. And like, bro, like, you really rap, food.

I appreciate that. And you, and I love. how like the couple times I met you, always like the same people with you. Yeah, yeah, facts. Where's the ugly motherfucker I really like? He's busted. He's busted.

Funny? Mr. Still hitting Licks. Oh, my God. Yeah, yeah, that's the boy right there. Riley, put the camera on me. Free the guy, man. Funny is most fucking, oh, bro, the fool, dog.

Hey, I love a homie right there. I let a homie right there. But sometimes I got to tell him, like, hey, bro, chill out, bro. Not with me. Not with me. Bro got real bad ATDXD. No, no.

No, he's like, he need Adoro. Yeah, he's out of hool. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. He needs Zaneh. I love him to that, though, bro. Yeah, no, facts. I got love for bro right there, but yeah, he had to go.

He was out here for a cool little minute, he was messing up. But, yeah, he had to go turn himself in, get that out the way. And so I feel like, I feel like that's, you know, best. Like, hey, just go knock it out the way, you feel me? But it's easy to say when you ain't the one, you feel it? Yeah, yeah. So it's like, come on, knock that out the way. So when you get out, you know, we can get back to it.

We could get back to it. But I wish all the homies would get up in the booth too and start spying. But it's like, you know, you can't force someone to do something that they feel like that wasn't their calling, you know? How was it the first time you performed and you and your homies reacted to somebody, the whole crowd just word for word? Oh, yeah. That's still crazy right there too because we'd be on the right homes and the homies be still getting, bro, did you see that? Man, you really him?

Like, you know, so it's like, yeah. But, you know, I feel like regardless, like even if they wasn't, you know, you really, you know, and singing, you know, all my people's is still right next to that, right there next to me. A lot of my people's go for my safety. They go for my safety, you know. Shout out that, at the end of the day, like, that's what they, you know, that's really what they do. Like, you know, there's times where my cousins call, my, my homie's calling. They're like, hey, like, we're going to pick you up. We're going, you know, we're sliding tonight, you know, so it's like them, I haven't seen y'all in a month. Like, you think

we're about to let you go to the show by yourself. Come on, man, we're going. So it's like, you know, and even I had, I even have club, little promoters and stuff like like hey bro please don't come that deep next time well they ain't going I ain't going that me they'd be like come through they'd be like come with just you and four people wait hold on you sound like you said me up you're trying to set me up face time me who is this I'm not going unless you facetime me how do you feel about the clubs then you don't be going to clubs yeah yeah I'll go over here and there I'll go over here and there it's cool you feel me step out real quick go have some phone real quick you feel me get my face scene for a little bit

good promotion right there. Might run into the little son-sum right there. How does BM feel about your life? She hates it. I mean, it is what it is, you know. I feel like it is what it is, you know. I feel like, I don't know. That's a hard topic right there.

I don't want to say too much. I don't want to say too much. Go home and it'd be over with it. You know what I'm saying? I feel that. It's okay. He'll fight in the money. But you know, I'm a good day.

Regardless, that's, that's, That's the most beautiful thing. Yeah, yeah. Like, you know, I'm not one of them, you know. I take care of my kids, I'll do everything, you know. You might catch me with a pink backpack on, you know. How to have your daughter change you? A lot.

A lot. Speak on me. Man, like crazy. Honestly, I wouldn't, when I first dropped my first music video, that's when I was like, man, I need to do something with this music. I can't be playing with it. I was like, my daughter's about to be born, you know, next month. I gotta do something.

I got to do a music video. And that was something that I was always terrified to do was to do a music video because I knew, I knew, I had a feeling like, man, once we do this music video, we're going to start getting pointed out. We're going to start getting pointed out. We're going to stick out like a sore thumb in the city. And I don't want that. I don't want that.

I want to be low-key, but it's like, you got to do that. It's either you're going to do it or not. What are you going to do it or not? Make up your mind up now. Come on, you got this little one that's about to be boring. You need to do something. So it's like, man, let's do it. You know, whatever comes with it, comes with it.

Let's do it. I'm ready for it. And then bam, my little daughter came out. And then bam, I dropped the video. It was timing. Same shit happened for me. Yeah. So if it wasn't for her, I probably wouldn't even be rapping, you know?

Yeah. See, that's a crazy thing though, because imagine, and if you guys don't know, he's not just talking about people who don't like him, we're talking about the cops. The cops is all up in the videos, watching shit, and that's a scary thing, bro. My other cops tell me, like, I'm like, bro, I'll be making Instagram skits. Yeah. And I be like, damn, motherfucking you? And it's funny, too, because I would say, like, what, like four times already, four

times already the homies uh will call me up and be like hey bro the cops just pulled me over right now yeah yeah cause just pulled me over right now asking about you asking where you live at asking everything he's like bro i told him i don't even know who you are who is that then the other homie said that he was driving he had his window down he said he was wearing his hat like this he driving through the town and he said the cops blurped them pulled him out was being rough with him and he was like you know why you tripping on me they're like them bro to be honest we thought you was j i bans and it's like so you know so it's like little you know little things like that You feel me? Like I said, it comes with the territory. It comes with it. You feel me.

You know. You got to get up out your city, my boy. Yeah, yeah. Well, a lot of people don't know. Shit, we got like three homies that got killed by cops. You feel me? Yeah, killed by the day. It's corrupt out there. It's a corrupt city out there. So it's like, yeah, one of the homies he was chilling. He went to the pad. It was early in the morning. The homie gordon rest in peace. He came through. He was like, I'm about to make some breakfast. You feel me? I'm going to go to the store real quick. I'm going to get some breakfast. He went to the store, go get some breakfast. And then bam, got a call. car, they was crying. We went to the scene and the blood everywhere and they said the cops, as soon as he jumped about the whip, hey, land them up and just, that was it. Rest the fifth, yeah, yeah. So it's like, yeah, so it's like,

three, dog? Yeah, yeah, a couple of them. A couple of them. The homie's dad, too, the homie's dad, yeah. Yeah, he got. By the cops? Yeah. Oh my God. You feel me? Sound like, man. So I ain't, I ain't going to lie. There's been a couple of times where I, I ran from them. I ran from the cops and the first thing they say is, get down, I'm going to blow your head off and I'm down on the floor. I'd be thanking God like, damn, man, they could have pied me any time for money from them. I ran from them three times and I had to talk with my mom.

I'm like, you need to stop doing that. They don't play, like, you know, so it's like, you know, it is what it is. You feel me, I'd be grateful that, hey, you know I was it, you know, that select few. You got some good shit going on, bro. You got to get up out your city, my nigga. You got some good shit. Temecula is beautiful, dog, you've been. Temecula.

It's beautiful. You been, Jamaica is beautiful. They got big eyes houses. Yeah. Ratcha Kooka Munga is beautiful, though. Fuck up out of there, man. Hey, even if I do move, I'll still be, like, I don't know where I live. I don't even drop that.

You feel me? And he got to move towards this way, you know what I'm saying? Just where the good shit at, you know what you ever for her to Silver Lake? Silver Lake, no. Oh, you're gonna be, you know. Silver Lake Fire. Silver Lake. Oh, see.

No, now when you're motherfuckers be at. Silver Lake over here is a very beautiful city, man. It's a very beautiful city, man. Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's nice, it's ugly. I mean, it's beautiful. Hell of hipsters. Yeah.

You're gonna, for your kids, they're gonna be vegan with, it's okay. Okay, let's do it. Safety, man. And for a cop-orrest, white people will come out. Lidem alone. Facts. Get a ticket for littering, this is it? Oh, God, you know what I'm saying?

Get your kids in private school and shit. Pick that can up, wow. You feel me? Hell yeah. How did the song with JLP come about? Man, you know what? One of my, one of my boys reached out to me and was like, hey, bro, I just got out the phone.

because a lot of people don't know, but we grew up right down the street from each other. We grew up at these little stores. I don't know if you all ever seen them, but there's these two stars shot videos in front of them plenty of times. These little stores right there's two stores where they right across the street from each other, two liquor stores right across the street from each other. We lived in a house like, say this is a store right here. I grew up like four houses down this way and then another crib, four houses down this way, and then another one up the street.

So we lived in three houses, three different houses in front of them stores. And them stores right there are like historic. And them stores like to us, you know, to the Hispanics out there, is like historic. That's the block right there, you know. So everybody goes up in their pace. They respect real quick. Goes right there, kicks it out those corner stores, you know. And he lived like on the other side.

He lived on the other side. So it was like, you know, but we never really knew each other. We never really knew each other like that growing up. Two different lives. Yeah, yeah. And if you don't know who JOP is, he's part of one of the biggest Mexican groups ever, like just sold out crypto. That's shit like that.

That's fine. Facts. I wish I spoke Spanish because we probably, I'll probably be over there, you know, on the track with him, but I don't speak Spanish. Oh, my God. Damn, I don't fuck it you know. Yeah, man. Yeah, I'm just saying.

Oh, no, blame, yeah. Because your mom's my man, you know. Because your mom's Spanish. Yeah, yeah, that was like, like, like, she never taught you? No, no, none of that. Like, even my, my grandma from Long Beach, like, when we go and visit her, because she speaks Spanish, would always tell her like, man, like, I don't even to speak Spanish. Like, she would be like, man, you, you know.

You don't need to speak Spanish. Like, you're from America. She's like, I came out here for you, you know, so you can, you know, speak English, you know, so you can lead this different life. That's a very bad point. Yeah, yeah, so it's like, I mean, it is what it is, but still, like, that's something that's something, you know what I'm saying. You feel like the outside or sometimes, you know, when you see all the fights

of homies and they, you know, talking to gang of shit. Yeah, it sucks when you can order carnazada. Somebody, I mean, I can say every food. I, oh, yeah. You're like, I did it, right. I can say all the foods in Spanish. You feel me? I say every food in Spanish, but I can't say other, yeah.

Spanglish. Spanglish. He grew up. Yeah. You get some Rosetta Stone. Yeah. You guys grew up with like one mile radius from each other? Not even.

How does it tell how? Yeah, like 0.2. Oh, shit. Zero point two, you know? So it was like, yeah. But like, yeah. So them little stores right there, like everybody would come to them stores right then. We just kick it in front of them stores.

So we all knew. the same, you know. So one of my boys hit me up and he's like, hey, bro, like, I knew JOP, you know, since high school, you know, he tapped in with me. He said, let's get a song, you know, he's trying to get you on a song. I like, bet that. So he tapped in, you know, he's just showing love to the city. I'm showing love to the city because, you know, I did that a couple of times. I went through, worked with a couple of, you know, some artists from the city and stuff like that. So, yeah, so he reached out and we knocked it out. We knocked it out. So it's like, you know, shout out to him. Shout out to Eric. Honestly, shout out to Eric.

San Bernardino artist that's out there, you feel me, doing their thing because it's like the end of the day, we're just trying to make the city pop, you know, we're trying to do it for, you know, we're trying to get this going for the future kids, you know, that want to make music, that want to do stuff like that. So if we gotta pay the way, let's do it, you feel me, because there's money into this. There's money in this, a lot of people don't know that, but there's money into this and it's like, man, if we could spread that, you know, and make, you know, get this little homie up out the hood, maybe he could get some door, you know, get his ass busy so he

You're gonna get popped or nothing like that, then let's do it. You feel me? We gonna do that. That's what it's for. You gotta treat people on your way up, how you wanna be treated on your way down. You never know who next. Yeah, facts. What I say, one of my second songs, I said,

It's counting up from the bottom of the map, trying to make it to the top so I can send the ladder back. Like, you feel me? So it's like, it's real, man. We're just trying to send that ladder back. We're just trying to get it, you know. How do you feel about love music? Like love music?

Because you know that shit never dies, right? Yeah, yeah. It's funny too because we was talking about that too. Like, it's cool to have guys listen to your music at the end of the day, but the females are the ones that really, they buy it. The females are the ones that really, man, the homies ain't fined have a poster of you up in the, in the world. But this female's about to have a poster of you, you feel me? Ain't no guy better walk around with a shirt, a picture of me on the shirt, but the females. Females don't got egos.

They're going to buy it and they're always. Kids and females. Yeah, facts. Yeah. I don't know, maybe drop like a colloquium. I don't know, maybe you drop like a Love Gagstra album or something. Yeah, yeah, I'm with it. I'm with it.

I'm wanting to do anything right now. They don't know me and you got one, huh? Yeah, we got a... We got a rock. That was cool. Honestly, I was just dibing and dabbling. I like to have fun, but rapping and making music is hard. It is.

Y'all think too much. You really got to think, bro. Unless you want to copy and paste other niggish shit, you really got to think, bro. Are you throwing shots right now? No, I'm just kidding. Yeah, no. I'm not too familiar with your music, so I could have been throwing shots. No, I thought you threw a shots ahead.

Oh, you never know. You never know. You never know. No, but yeah. Whoa, whoa, whoa, sure. I thought bro was about a swing on. He's getting a little, he's getting a little too, you feel me? Hey, for him to back me.

What you say? Hell, dear, you know me? Say it again. Say it again. Say what again. No, but hell, yeah. That's, and that's fine, and that's good that your career so early and you already thinking like that, like, yeah, man, we gotta start making shit for the ladies.

Yeah, yeah. Yeah, no, fast. And I've told that to all the hummus that I ever talked to, like, I'm like, bro, you gotta like, bro, it's cool, but bitches don't always like this gang-thage. They try to, they try to practice some shit. Yeah, because man, they can't relate to some of the stuff that we're saying. Yeah. Feel me?

But I always can, so it's like you gotta give them something to relate to. Got to be able to feed to everybody in the pond, you know what I'm saying? Yeah, yeah. I'm sure. I hit your car to send you a hook today. Yeah, yeah, come on. Come on. He's good on hook.

Hey, them hooks. He's fired. He's on their house. He's on crazy. Man, what else is next for you, like? I know you got so much going on. What's coming? Man, honestly, it's just staying busy.

Staying busy. That's what I've been trying to do lately. It's just stay busy. Like, every opportunity, I've been going up back to opportunities that I was offered, you know, a year ago. And I'm just like digging through the files. Like, you feel me? Like even like the little shocker deal. You know, I was like, man, let me go chop it up with them real quick.

See what we talk about. See what we can make happen. Even like, like, like, deals that were offered to me. Like, you know what? up, bring them back up, let's talk about it, let's see you, you feel me? Because I was always telling myself, I said, I want to sign a deal, I don't want to do this, I don't want to do none of that, because it's like, I didn't know what I was getting myself into, but it's like, you're never going to know what you get yourself into unless you go sit down and talk.

You were smart to do that though, you got to, yeah. You build your leverage. Leverage, yeah, facts. You build your leverage and you're always going to get a better deal. Yeah, yeah, facts, because it's like, man, you know what, I ain't trying to rush nothing at the end of the day because, you know, we still eating at the end of the day, but I know there's a bigger plate out there. I know there's a bigger plate out there. Way bigger fucking plate out there.

Yeah, yeah, but it's like you can't move off of, you know, just being, uh, what's that word, like, like, like, eager, like, you feel me, you can't just be too hungry, yeah. Can't be too thirsty. You can't make a wrong move, you don't stumble. You feel me? Exactly. So you gotta, you know, you gotta play it smart, you gotta stall it out if you have to, you feel me, go sleep on it, way back up, you, a whole different person, you know?

And you already got so much more, man, man, I'm like, how you said, like, fucking with Mammo, you up here right now, you, you up here right now, you, you You fucking Bravo fucks that you feel it. But I also see you kicking with O'Gizi too. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You get me putting it up to the show. I'm like, he one of the biggest Mexicans to ever do it in Los Angeles. Yeah, yeah.

No, I'm, uh, world. Actually, shit. Me and bro, we were just kicking over there for his, uh, for his birthday, birthday bash. Yeah. It's cool, but a lot of people don't know, um, but like, he's, he's a humble dude. He's a real humble dude. He's a real humble dude. I was gonna say that.

I fuck with bro. I'll, no, honestly, I be, honestly, I feel like I fuck with anybody that, that is willing till you feel me, step down and come, you feel me, saw some love, because that's real right there. A lot of people will be standing you with their lanes. So when somebody goes and does something like that, it means a lot to me.

And I feel like, me and all my brothers, the way we grew up is like, when somebody does something, like we love hard, you feel me? So it's like when we, when we, excuse my length, but when we fuck with something, we fuck with y'all the long way. Like you feel me, we don't just dibble and dabble with this.

Okay, now you're my dog now for life, you feel me? Where, you know, I just, I feel like that's how we grew up, you know? We grew up like that. So it's like, you know, when someone fucks with us, we fuck with them even tougher. Like, you feel me? So it's like, yeah. And then shit, that's important, dog, because it's like, like, people understand.

When you experiment with new shit, like, and work with you people, it's a vibe. Yeah, no. Because you're testing all each other's culture. Like, when he did that in a way, he was in Tabernadino kicking it for something around. Yeah, we had a show out there. And he pulled up on, and it was all love. Yeah, yeah, facts. What's up, woo, woo, and it was cool.

Like, you know, that's really respected right there. Like, there's nothing I can't do, but we respect that. You feel me? So for him doing that, he's a real one right there. And that's bro right there. That's bro right there. Yeah, shout out to old Jesus. Yeah, yeah.

Hell yeah, man. Well, man, Jal, we appreciate you coming by, man. Thank you for talking to us, all right. People don't talk. You know, niggas is not talking. More interviews and shit. Man, pretext you for not swinging on me, brother. Hell no, you know.

All this time for me and I couldn't do that. All this time for me and I'm talking about. You know that. No San Bernardino hose. Y'all, come on. Oh, never mind. Fuck you bitches in. Yeah, yeah, come on, man.

Ugly dusty vans wearing... You feel me? This nigga in Winham. You bitch just smell ugly. What's that I'm all called? That shut down? With two windows. A carousel.

You bitch just smell like carousel, bitch. Yeah, sir. Y'all smell like the Greyhound. Damn, I got one of you. Hey, the Blade be cracking. The Blay be cracking. Hey, you know what I'm saying? Good old G Street, man.

You feel me? Hey, G Street be cracking. Almighty is allegedly, you guys. Allegedly. Come, don't listen. Yeah, come on. All right, Jay. Adag, give them all your IG,

tell them where they can find out on everything. Yeah, Jaya underscore bands with two Zs. You feel me? I don't really do too much Twitter or TikTok like that, but we're going to get into that. And no more FaceTex. Yeah. Say it, please.

That's my daughter's name right there. Your daughter name is cool. That's it, no more. Yeah, none of that. None of that. We've done. You feel me? I put the B on my face, R.P.

Bands are R.P. Blakes. But, yeah, other than that, we done. Yeah, yeah, man, y'all make sure you're going to follow Jans Almighty. I appreciate you coming and assisting, but make sure you follow Jans on all platforms. Twitter, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, go running it up. If you're an artist and you've got money to come through with, you feel me, the hummy, the hummy tries to back for a feature, you know me. You got people to feed it and hummus to dream, you know what, whatever comes with it.

Thank you all for watching. Big job, get your glocks and mount up. Dino rides me, yes, sir. Yes, sir. Shout out, I.E. to LA. Yes, sir. We have this motherfucker. There's no jumper. Yes, sir.