No Jumper - Kuban Rob on Being from Pacoima, Wack100, Disses Compa, Facing 60 Years & More

Episode Date: August 19, 2024

Kuban Rob talks about his early days in the streets, goes in on Compa Raider, says teenagers shouldn't be tried as adults, even when they __, and more. ----- Promote Your Music with No Jumper - https://nojumper.com/pages/promo CHECK OUT OUR ONLINE STORE!!! https://nojumper.com NO JUMPER PATREON   / nojumper   CHECK OUT OUR NEW SPOTIFY PLAYLIST https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5te... Follow us on SNAPCHAT   / 4874336901   Follow us on SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/show/4z4yCTj... iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/n... Follow us on Social Media:   / 4874336901     / nojumper     / nojumper     / nojumper     / nojumper   JOIN THE DISCORD:   / discord   Follow Adam22:   / adam22     / adam22     / adam22   adam22bro on Snapchat Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

No jumper coolest podcast in the world, man. It's your boy Poetic Flockleman. And I'm here. Listen, with two guests that I'm excited to talk to. Listen, like, there's very seldom, right, that I have people that I just genuinely just want to have a conversation with. Right. Right. It's the OG Cuban Rob and the Young Blood.

Well, no. The Young Guy, right? Sorry. The Young Guy Guy, Grimy Red. Well, the Red is in the building, man. Pakistan, man. Pakistan, man. The gangman.

Man, and you have your two homies there, you feel me? Oh, yeah. We got Louby over here in the building. We got Louby Cash, and we got two Ks in the building. You already know. I heard a lot about, like, Louby Cash. Yeah. Yeah.

Is that him right there, right? Yeah, that's my brother. We do everything. I heard a name a lot. Like, where have I heard it? He's been rocking with RJ a lot in the last, you know. Okay, that's probably why, right? So, yeah.

Yeah. And he was with us. Yeah. No, yeah. And he came with us last. He can't, he was here before he'd been here a couple times. No, true, but like, yeah, but like, I just, like, I've heard that name like just outside of, yeah, hey, hey, man, listen. He got some bangers.

Yeah, yeah, for sure. My boy got some bang, he just dropped asphalt on me. Go take that out. Asphalt? Asphalt. Oh, uh, asphalt. Yeah. Like, like a concrete.

Yeah. Now, that could go two ways. Like, that name could be like, yo, we are celebrating how we came from the concrete, we came from the mud. Right. And that could be, oh, we're celebrating how we put niggas in the concrete. So, like, right? So, like, what that mean? We just celebrating how hard, what we came from, how hard it was, you know?

Hey, man. Man, listen, man. But how are you feeling today, man? I'm great, man, you know. You shot for some reason. Nah, I'm not. I'm just, you know, I'm reserved. Yeah.

You know, I'm really from that. So, you know, for me to come and be talking and, like, that's different. That's different for me. See, man, listen, like, like, there's a bunch of folks right now. Hey, yo, Cuban rock, Cuban, Cuban, Cuban, that's the name that y'all probably heard a thousand times on this podcast from whack and you've never seen me and y'all never seen them like the boogey man yeah you feel me right now now listen now whack specifically stated specifically stated

if you see cuban rob you you you like you know you got a problem right so we don't so we don't got a problem right right right right right right right but yeah right but yeah Hey, man, speak on that, though, man. So where are y'all from? McCorma, California. San Fernando Valley, you know? Okay. And 9133.

3.1.3. That's where we come from. Wait, 911. That's like the area code? 9131?331? Mm-hmm. Wait, wait, that's four? No. 9-1-331, floco.

Yeah, that's four, right? Count it. Nine. Five. Oh, the zip code. No, area code means, like, the first three letters. Oh, 8-18. Got you.

A1-8. Yeah. Got you. So A-1-8 is the area code. Right. 9-3-1-3. 9-1-3-1. But we're coming out of Pakistan, we claim it's Pakistan.

You know, this is us. You know, it's A-1-A, but we come from a certain part of the A-1-8. That's not like everything else. You see, see, listen, man, I feel like you might owe like the A-Rabs of check, right? Because you are, like, culturally appropriate and, like, their name, right? Pakistan, right? Right, right? Why Pakistan?

Because that's their name, bro. Like, you all them niggas is check, man. No, they're fucking with me, though. They're my boy. Oh, really? Yeah. They fucking with us. Like, which ones are, right?

Because there's like the brown niggas, and there's like the hum-mab-a-da-old out. So, like, which one you're fucking? Exactly. Hey, no, let's say, I don't know those smoke. All of them. They were going to blow all of us out. Oh, they're gangsters.

Yeah, why are you doing that right? Bro, come on now. Oh, they're gangsters. They found being loud in in then. Not facts. Listen, I don't want no smoke, because they really gangsta down there. Sure. Right?

But why, okay, so why Pakistan? Like, why did you guys say, yo, we're about to turn Pekoma? Right. Into this new brand, this new name of Pakistan. All right. So, look, like I said, where we come from, everything is so much together. Like, it's a lot of, like, different things from areas, you know? So I wanted us to have our own title, you know, as of where we're coming from.

And plus, you know, how, like, Chicago, they did Syrac, you know? Pukkoyama, I'm like, Pakistan. I'm like, it just made sense to me. And now I just went with it. I'm like, you know, I'm going to push this. It's what I want to push. And that's the movement for this generation and not even just for the generation,

everybody that's around. That's what it is. Look, so then, so let's just say, right, that in, let's say, like, five years or so, there's like a poetic flaco DJ academics clone who you start seeing and on YouTube now with the war in Pakistan, right? Just covering all...

I need a check. Mm-hmm. A check? Yeah. Like... Hey, listen, man. It's established. Uh?

It's established already. It's Pakistan. It's on my back, too. Well, you got it, like, tattered on you? That shit tatted on my back. Oh, it's patented on my back. Oh, it's pat and it's, you know. Wait, wait, all right.

So what if, right? And in, like, let's say, like, five years or so, a new set of a young dudes now, you know, who's in the hood now. Right. So let's just say this again. They're, like, 15 right now. In five years, they're, like, 21. Then they say, eh,

Paxton is cool, but now we, like, like, like, Afghanistan. but like what? It happens because that's what happened with me. In my generation where we grew up at, it was the Vietnam's. Oh, yeah,

because Van Nuys, for us, it was, you know, Vietnam, everything is about war. You know what I'm saying? We was going to war.

Everything, you know what I'm saying, was like war or shit. So yeah, everything relates back to, you know, that. We see,

but your time, though, like, it was like actual war, meaning this, right? Right, like when we were like,

for example, man, when I was like, I don't know, like 11, 12, I was like watching like Bosco and Rosmo

on YouTube or just like it was active in LA right? Now it don't really seem like it's like it's like active warground no more right? So y'all I can understand it being

Vietnam yo we right like we weren't but right now in 2020 but like is it really that active to where like it's Pakistan it's like blowing up and bombs and you see it on the news

all the time you know even the time just changed there's cameras there's everybody got phones and internet niggas is still

dying yeah niggas is still getting killed they just killed like four fight niggas and Lancaster

shot about 10 niggas yeah niggas are still dying damn four or 10 they shot 10

niggas four niggas died damn yo I'll be real yo listen if I'm from any hood

bro, where some niggas come through and shoot 10 and kill four, bro. That's what I'm saying. Y'all got it. It's crazy. You niggas got it, bro. It's like, you know what I'm saying? It's a 60-40 right there. You know what I'm saying? At that point, bro, you're all won.

Listen, man, we, like, it's good. Nowadays, niggas going to reload and double back. But 10? Yeah. Like, bro, you're just bloodthirsty at that point, bro. Like, why you want 10 nias? And then guess what? The niggas will get washed up, and you'll never hear about them niggas again, ever.

not hey man here listen that's very true right now now here some may say though that the name Pakistan may have come from

because there's this theory right and people love to bring up yo you're from Pukoma you're not from L.A. You're not like that right first of all let's get the pronunciation right this

Pekwima oh Pekwima Pekwima because a lot of L.A. niggas they don't like the valley like that so they kind of like frown upon us. That's something that age generation had to go through.

Yeah, all of us. We all got to go to that. I was going to jail in prison. I had to fight about that. I had to fight niggas because they thought niggas was soft from the valley. You know what I'm saying? I had to prove them different.

Like, nigga, we go to the same jail y'all go to. sucks. You know what I'm saying? I had to prove myself every time. The first thing I'm doing is I'm tripping. I'm tripping. I'm going to.

Especially when you come from somewhere else, you know, they try to look at you like an outside there on the set to you. Until you show them like, yeah. And they're like, oh, okay, you know, okay. You got to demand that respect. You got to demand, yeah. Well, like, in jails and shit?

Yeah, in jail, prisons, all that shit. You got juvenile halls, camps, YAs, all that. You got to go in there and demand that shit. How does one demand respect in jail? You got to scobbling, all your ops. Take any back phase. Don't take no disrespect. Don't turn nothing down.

Oh, man, it's crazy in there. Like, yeah, mucus will try you for any. You got to be willing to do anything for what you're claiming. Damn. Wait, all right. So, okay, so look, so I've always said, right, that I bang one dude's, which is 12, right? I don't got a rag. I got a badge, right?

So if I walk in jail, jail, right? So should I just start tripping, just find, like, the biggest nigger and just swing on them automatically, or do I go and wait until a problem come on? You should go talk to your fellow one-duce members and then put your protective custody. Oh, for sure. That's crazy. That's what's going to happen. Oh, for sure, right? That's crazy.

No, for, I'm coming in there. I'm going to peel my shirt off and show all my tattoos. And I'm going to call out phase from all my ops. Any of my ops that's saying, I'm crazy. And I'm banging on the homies, too. Where the homies at? Yeah. And all that.

Oh, damn. Yeah. I'm trying to figure out. You got to figure it out. You pawn ticket from the door. For sure. Yeah, because somebody got the keys. And if you're not strong enough to hold that shit, I'm going to take them.

Yeah. You see, listen, right, so, and the difference. right, you know, that I sort of noticed with Procoma guys, sorry, Poqua guys and L.A. dudes, right? I feel like the Pocaumma dudes, like, they have, like, more

of a black unity, right? Right, like, here, right? Like this, right, for example. Oh, shit. Yeah, that's for you. We can be bearing gifts. Oh, yeah. Oh, my nigga. Wait, wait, wait, wait. That's on the fingers.

John, you know what's on the front. Of course. They custom made that just for you. Wait, wait, wait, wait, but listen, man, I've done a lot of interviews, right? And that's why I say, yo, I like the Valley niggas better, right? Because these niggins come with, bro, bearing gifts, right? For me, right? Bro, is these, like, you know, these other hooligans, right?

you know, from like Chicago, New York, L.A. They come, they eat up all the snacks, right? Come, right, and breathe the crisp air, drink the cool water, and don't bring shit. Nothing at all. Now, we're up with you, Vlaco, like, you know what I'm saying? Like, you're a solid nigger. Man, on the fingers, man, man. On the fingers, man, you already know.

Oh, you're also, too, listen, right? Here, look, right, right? So, look, so, listen, so I found out, right, that I almost got sabotaged until it gets smashed. Right? So listen, right? So look. So, so Spider-Login and Munchy B, right, and had a show. No, no, no, no, look, right?

So look, right? So they had a show on street TV, right? And we also had a show here, right? So something was said like the diss word for your hood, right, was said on street TV. somebody told Wack that it will set on my show and I'm like, no. Well, let's start from

before that. Oh, okay, okay. Let's start from where it originated from. Oh, okay. Was that, what's his name? Comparator. That nigger. Yeah.

Oh, weird-ass nigger. He was a bitch, nigga. Yeah. Weird as f***. I'm not going to sit here and go back and forth about that. They know what's up with us. But he came on here

dissing the hood and saying all the weird shit. Yeah. Spider-Lo came back. came back, you know, saying what he said. And Monchi B, and Bosco was sitting right there listening to this nigga diss the hood, and they

just say shit. You know what I'm saying? For like, I would never allow that for no homies. I would never allow no op to come up here and diss no homies in front of me at all, nigga. Without me just saying nothing, that's crazy to me. You know what I'm saying? I talked to Spider-Loke

about that shit. And I, you know, I went crazy and all of that. It's not, I heard. But, yeah, you know, he apologizing all of that. But what? No, no, no, no, right? No, no, so, right? No, so it was set on that platform, right? Now, because I have a show with them,

somebody told Wack, oh, no, Flacco was the one who, who, like, you know, and who, like, it had the show. That said it? All right? Yeah. I said it. I had the show and let them say that. So then I almost got smashed for it, and then it was afterwards now that Wack learned, oh, no, they, nah, no, no, I know it wasn't him.

Right? So, so, listen, you see, how, like, is easy it is meant to just get caught in the middle of things? Yeah, but, I mean, at the end of the day, we got real homies. Facts, of course. You know what I'm saying? Out here, they ain't, they're not a part of none of this. Absolutely. Internet shit or this industry shit.

They just, like, you know, they be ready to come smash. No, absolutely, you feel me? So when they get to make a phone, like, like, what's happening with this? What's happening? You know what I'm saying? Something has to be addressed. And sometimes you might overlook where that information comes from. Just instantly go into.

Of course. Like, you know what I'm saying? And it was just a miscommunication on that. Of course, but in that regards. And I'm pretty sure you got your apology, right? Well, no. So, right? So, I apologize and say,

hey, hey, hey, nigga, listen, man. Listen, I know this niggas me business. Listen, trust me, bro. I also Cuban rob and grind me. I know these niggas is tough. Why? Just please tell them niggas, bro. Listen, bro, listen. Listen, I told him, I said, why, bro, I'm sorry.

Just please talk to the niggas, bro, that it was not me that I ain't do nothing. You feel me, right? You feel me? And white being humble, and a good nigger said, I, right? Listen, man. So now that we know that it wasn't you, like, we're straight, but still, flaco, you are a fucking nigga for even bringing niggas in a building, which, you know, hey, listen,

I will own up to that. You feel me? Right? But yeah, bro, like, I would never, like, go to, like, that extent of, like, sitting here and allowing niggas to diss people that who, you know, feel me, right? You're right, but yeah, man, right, but we passed that, though, man. But, but the way you, like, hear people, like, comparator, though, right? Come on here and just dish your willy-nilly. Like, what happened to compirator after that?

Oh, you'll speak on that real quick, right? Because he's denying it. And, like, he's saying it's not true that my homie was never robbed for his Rolex, I think, or a watch, I think. Right? And he's saying that his homie never robbed. You feel me?

I don't know about it. What was it? I don't know what it was. It was like a skeleton, a Santos, like a Cardiard Santo's skeleton. Damn. Oh, that's it right there?

No, I'm just playing, man. No, I'm gonna be shit. We get into a bag now. What? What? What? What? Oh, that looks like similar.

but you're just rich It's probably very similar Just not Yeah That's crazy Wait wait pause So I So

Here's how the story went Right according to whack Right Right Um No according to the video Wait You've seen the video right

No me no He ain't seen the No he ain't seen the video They probably saw A video But there's you know what I'm saying Video My bad

Wait Let me go ahead. No, I'm a fucker. Right. Come on. So, according to Wack, is he said, yo, I don't know who pulled up. But some niggas pulled up outside of Kumpa's home.

And he sent his homie out there. And his homie got chased, got shit taken off from him. Fuck, straight. And the Kappa moved. Right? All right. And we ain't heard nothing from him ever since.

That's why I saw that kid. Stop playing because you're going to get hurt. You're going to get some other. niggas hurt. You know what I'm saying? Because you out here trying to, you know what I'm saying? Clout Chase. You know what I'm saying? We know where your fucking spot is at. We know where your little restaurant and a little weed shit and all

this shit. Just stop playing, bro. Man, with I, so he's the night and so it's on camera because again, again, we don't know who did it. But the guys who did do it, it's on camera and his homie was indeed chased got shit taken from him and he came out or the couple

came out or no? Or like he Like damn He stayed inside Damn I don't know We just knows this much you do Damn

And listen man And that's why I said I mean Podcasting is the new streets Right Don't you agree For these other guys

Like for me You know what I'm saying You don't never see me On this type of shit No You know what I'm saying I'm here Because you know

We got My little homies The artist We got a lot of shit Going out Right now We got fucking TV shit going on. We got a lot of

shit. I just dropped. Matter of fact, I just dropped a single today. It's called Do You Know? I just dropped it in the video. I did it yesterday. We did, we just went to Vegas yesterday. We did three videos out there. Boom. I've been exhausted. We've been every day, every day. Not going home until 5 o'clock in the morning,

getting three, four hours of rest, right back to it. I'm going to drop a project. I'm going to call it the reincarnation. I'm going to drop it on my birthday. Most likely, October 15th. I'm gonna do that. The reincarnation sounds dark, though. Like, that sounds like that sounds like an energy that you don't want.

Nah, it's a, it's gonna do it. Jesus was reincarnated. Nah, that's true. But though to be reincarnated, you have to die. Everybody. I came back. Nah, man. My pops, my pa's, little part of it. Ah, gotcha. Got you. He's the reason for this whole shit to me.

Ah. So your pops inspired you to be a rapper? No. He didn't inspire me to be a rapper. He inspired me to do, like, just he gave me my family, basically. He left me with a family. He left me with a legacy to push. Right.

Me, facts. You know? He's doing the positive part. Man, facts. Wait, so what then, like, inspired you to pick up a mic and start rapper? When I was in middle school, I was around, you know, like, you just go to school and then his kids doing different things. I was just experiencing, and then it was a group of kids I was rapping, you know?

And then one of them so happened now, he, uh, his, you know, DJ Flip? Yeah. He's like one of DJ flips, like one of his entourage. Like he beat him. So, you know, so him, basically, they were all rapping. And his name is Do Boy Rari and Gtm, Stone, all of them, basically, it was all rapping. And I just, it was in the area and they let me get in a studio. I got in their studio, boom.

But I was, like, kind of like, I felt like I was smart because when I was young rapping, I told myself, like, I'm going to wait until I'm older because I don't like how I sound. I feel like they won't take me serious. I feel like they're going to like, you know when you young, rapping ass like, that shit don't sound like you, like you feel me? So like, boom, I waited some time

and yeah, I just try to like grow my crap but I kept on moving around. Boom, I moved to, I was out there in the valley, Selmar, boom, and then from there I went to Santa Crete and went to the Anilove Valley and then shit started getting hectic,

nigga had to move to Texas. I moved to Texas for a long time. Wait, whoa, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, pause real quick now. Now, that sounds a little different. This is all before, this is all before, though. No, no, wait. So, again, like, you, like, you have to clarify for niggas now, right?

Right, right? Because I know how these Valley fans be, right? Right. These, like, Wisconsin niggas, right? Is it a conversation? Oh, he got ran out of, no. Figues out a head to minute. He was the one who, who, who was put in the pain,

and he had to leave. Fulming right forward, I'm supposed to calm down. You ain't get chased out of it. I ain't never been chased out of nothing. It's just like, you know, different situations. You know, when you, a young man, I'm 16 years old, going through shit, and your mom tells you got to go somewhere.

You got to go. Or you're going to be a delinquent, but, you know, I was, you know, I love my. Wait, though. And, like, who was in Texas, though? Like, who do you know in Texas? My mama boyfriend at the time or whatever. So, you know, I was just following the lead with my mama. And I went out there, boom.

and then mind you I was already starting to get into music but then my dad case like kind of reopened so they was like having news reporters calling my mom everything was calling my mom trying to figure out shit that we don't know though and it just opened up a like deep path in my brain that made me want to go back like okay I want to visit my dad from where he went through that was a big case for real what happened he passed away to gang violence wait I like so now when we hear like gang violence like that's like that's pretty much like a routine thing. So what made like that case like stand out?

He was like an icon. He was like a pillar in the hood. Like everybody loved. His name was Lil Paru. And there was no big Paroo. When they said Lil Paru, and I got told this, boom. Little Paroo, I was like, damn, I always wondered like, who was

big Paru then? Yeah. They was like, he said that big Paru is the hood. You feel me? So I'm saying, he was, Paru was his big homie. Right. Niggit just the whole guy. He was, just the whole gang in general. Really?

You feel me? Nah, that's deep, right? Wait. So, like, how does somebody, like, come in and, like, under nobody? I'm shit, man. He was, he was, that nigga. He was here, probably.

He was here before, like, when the hood, like, was, like, first started. That was back, like, in the 80s. Yeah, really? He was around. Part of this shit from the beginning. Because he didn't, he was, my dad was also adopted, too.

So he came from out here. He was born in Kansas. Really? Yeah. Yeah. You feel me? Hair, then, wait, all right. So, like, okay, so then, like, how old were you when he passed away?

I was a kid, kid. Seven months to a year, one years old. I was born in October 15, 2003. That shit happened in 2004. Damn, now like... More October, though. Man. So, like...

So, like... So, like, as a young man, right, like, and in, like, the same environment that, like, that, like, your, like, pop's grew up. Was you, like, just searching for, like, answers, like, your entire life? I always wonder before I was searching for it. Yeah. I was just always wondering and then shit, people always got different things. But then like I got my mom on my ear like, man, like, man, like, that wasn't really old.

Like, you know, you find out certain things like, okay, and then you move around like, okay, who's who? I'm sure as you got older, that's when you really start putting it together. Yeah, you feel me? Okay. Okay. This is what it is. Because I knew, you know what I'm saying? I've been knowing him since we was kids.

So now when I look back at him to see, man, he probably didn't know a lot of these things as he got older. Because, you know, he was still a kid. You know what I'm saying? I watched that dude grow up. Like, you know what I'm saying? Like, we was growing up together, all of us. So I knew who his Pops was, like, for real. Yeah.

He was really that. Really? Damn. Wait. Do they, like, look similar? His Pops is light skin, long hair and shit. Oh, really? Oh, like him kind of.

Yeah, light skin, long hair. Man, question then, right? Wait, all. So once you move then, I guess. and to Texas, like, how was that environment different from my LA? No, or the Pocoma. I didn't even go to school when I was out there. That's when I kind of turned to a deliquant because I was so mad because I didn't want to go,

but I had to. It's Texas, bro, it's beautiful. I mean, shit. Texas ain't easy. That shit ain't just like no walk in the park over there. You know what I'm saying? Where to Houston or where? Lubbock, Texas.

Oh, that's like the, like, that's where Texas tech is. Probably a 10-buck-2. Yeah, right? Like the country. I'm mad, nigga, I'm mad. Why are you mad, though? Like, there's like a new start, right?

Like, right like, right like, right like, it's no violence or nothing. I was already started my start. Mm-hmm. And then I already got, I'm finally got like a little girlfriend, all of this shit. Oh, really?

And I'm going through all of that. Yeah. Boom, lost all of that because I can move to Texas. You feel me? So boom, I go to, you feel me? That's real, though. You feel me?

So, boom, I go to Texas. That's why you treat women the way you do now. Oh, really? Let's put him out there right now. Oh, really? It's throw blood under the bus right now. Right?

Not. Right? Wait. Now, facts, right? Wait, though. All right. So, here, so, like, you, like, let's a 16, it came back and went at, like, 18, 19?

No, no, no, no. No. I went to, look, look, I went to Texas when I was, like, 14. Oh, gotcha. This is when I said. start getting into the heavily trying to gang bang, boom, whatever. So now I start just claiming it.

I'm just claiming it. Now the younger niggas is hitting me like, hey, I get what's going on, but you still like, you feel me? And I really didn't, but I still was like, I was eager. That shit made me want to go like, all right, fuck it. Boom, I started getting Greyhound tickets and shit like that from Texas. Like, and going back to. A Greyhound?

But that's like a 16-hour, like, ride, right? 18. Like, 18. Damn. I used to do it. I used to take the Greyhound from Miami to come back to the hood And when I was like 12

I actually was like five days Yeah It's like a... It's really longer than 18 Because 18 is a car ride It's really like a two-day Like the one day and a half trip Texas to California

That's crazy So boom I'll start doing that And then Just going back and forth And then my mom ended up getting into it With her boyfriend And then we end up moving back

I'm about to get up out of here real soon. Before we go, I want to mention we got some cartoon shit with the homie Sunny Lanes. My nigga, Bigfoot. Bigfoot. It's a cartoon. Sonny Lanes. Him and 2K is going to be a part of the third episode. It is dope.

And it's a cartoon. It's a black comedian cartoon. It supports your black business. Okay. That's dope. We got the Peach Festival. coming up on the lazy peace festival that's on the 31st we opening up for

Bad Bunny and Kendrick Lamar Oh that's dope bad buddy and Kendrick Lamar Yeah so we got that We got the 21 versus grimy red Oh that's in progress you know we're working we doing We take our time with that because this is different It's not gonna be like the regular experience Wait he's not that cute though

So why would 20 like like just want to come up before him though We have to pay some of the bitches to come Oh you're the code it something I knew it man Come on man I knew it, man. Come on, man. Right?

Nah, man. These needs don't ever get their dick, right? Damn. Where you go, right? They're not even. So, here, man. Like, here, right? So, like, the folks want to know, like, what's your story, right?

So, okay, so born and raised in Pecoma. Now, did you do, like, prison time? Yeah. So what's, like, like, the longest thing? I did five years. That way, so for what? Like, like, like, like, like, like, like, what? like a robbery, shooting, murder, what?

It was a string of crimes, robberies, shootings, assaults, all type of shit. By the time we got caught, man, they hit us with, like, a 60-year deal. My bond was like a million and something dollars. Wait, wait, wait, wait, pause real quick. A 60-year deal ain't a man out of a bond. Like, don't just seem like, yo, ain't no strings to some petty shit. No, y'all was actually doing something like. No, this is 2001.

The only niggas who had million-dollar bonds was murderers. That was it. Absolutely. So how severe, like, again, this is like the statue of, like, again, I have not been a jail, so I would guess the statue of, like,

limitations is now going, right? So how severe were these, like, slestring of crimes? Man, it would be like a whole, like a crime spree, and one night would be, like, from like eight o'clock to, like, four in the morning and just,

that's like a shift just yeah exactly just terrorizing the city Panorama city Van I in North Hollywood we whipped y'all in the early 2000s that's

yo what's the biggest like lick that you've ever like took from a crib from a crib like during that strength I don't know probably like

30 40 bands damn and this was like what like every other night yeah yeah I'll be real bro like, listen, if I was around during that time, just knowing how hard I'm currently on crime right now, bro,

I probably would have pushed for like a life sentence, man. Well, we, you know, we got lucky. We had some of my homies as minors. You know, our case got separated. Some of the homies went to YA. You know, we had lawyers and shit like that. So at the end of the day, we only ended up doing like a, you know, a five-year bid off of that.

But, you know, that kind of like set the way for, for young niggas back then. You know, it was different. Of course. He's one doing that, you know what I'm saying? Enough facts. Yo, here, right? So, like, speak on this, right? So I'm somebody where, um, so I'm actively, like, right now, man, I'm, like,

campaigning against Gaskin, right? because I feel like and right and like him coming in 2019 I think right and he got rid of life sentences for minus right so under Gaskin if you are a juvenile

offender under 16 years old they can only hold you until 25 right well not back then it was like that like I got a home boy I got a homie right I got a homie Right now, the homie Tom, he was one of the first homies that caught a case in the early 90s as a minor. And he went to, he's still in there right. He's been damn there about 28 years.

I was about 17. When that shit, I'm 43 down. So he's still in there right now. He's like, oh, yeah, though, I thought, wait, I thought the law was like retroactive. Like, where, like, he got convicted as an adult. Oh. He was one of the first people in California in general got convicted as an adult and went straight to the pen. And he was how old?

He was 16. You see, this is like in 96, 97. Yeah. You see, like, I'm campaigning against Gaskin because I feel like that, like, that right there is destroying our hoods, right? And here's why. If you tell kids, yo, if you under 16, you, like, you got a free body. Right. Meaning, listen, if you under 16 years old, go out and find the biggest op you know, and you can smoke them for free and you'll be home by $5.5.25.

No, I think you're just taking it the wrong way. It's more about you get a second chance instead of getting your life just thrown away for the rest of your life. Well, it's murder, though, right? You shouldn't get those second chance for murder, right? Because you, listen, like, you killed somebody and they're never coming back. No, look at it like this, right? in China it's so many people they're overpopulated right

what do the government do when a woman has too many kids come on they're telling you you can't have more than a certain amount of kids too yeah that's crazy so what does that tell you nigger we're overpopulated if you kill another nigga it's nothing

nigger he needed to go anyway matter of fact kill 20 more niggas they need to go you see here and that's what the government won't right like they want

violent sales yeah sex sales that's why any girl could go on social media right now she could be nobody today show some ass and titties and tomorrow should have 20,000 50,000 followers

come on floggo so back then like it's not a couple niggas you won't mind if they're gone I'm gonna be real if I was 15 years old. Listen, if I was 15 years old, right? Boy, you niggas in trouble. You niggas in trouble, man. You're not, man. You're not a shit, bro. That's, you mean, listen, because, cause, again, that's why. Why you keep cussing me, you know? No, no, no, no,

no, no. No, what? You said cuss about like seven times. No, because, because, because. You cuss, because. No, you said cuss, cuss, cuss. Oh, no, that's been stuttered. And all that. No, no, no, no, no. You're tripping it. Like, you know what I'm saying? No, sorry. Stutter.

Say blood. Say blood stuttering. No, because, right? Blah, blah, blah. Right? No, no. See, man. And that's why, like, I'm going out my way to campaign against gas because he got to go,

bro, right? Because, bro, we got to save more lives, yo. Because, for example, bro, like. So you're saying if a 15-year-old or a 14-year-old kills somebody, they should be in jail for the rest of their life? If a 15-year-old... Oh, absolutely. Listen, listen, a 12-year-old, cool.

Cool. Cool. Come home at 21, right? I disagree. I disagree. I disagree. I disagree. What you mean?

I disagree. You know, why? Because what do you consider life to be? 15, 20 years, 25 years? They should really change that shit. Or you're talking about literally for the rest of their life. For the rest of their life. I feel like gas in.

I feel like gas to change actually to a 20 years. to be honest. Why? Because you don't really get your shit together

and to you about 25. That's bullshit too. You went for 20-year-old That's bullshit too. Boy, the hood is over. That's bullshit. That's bullshit.

Nigger. Brother hood is over with you. That's over with it. At 21, the body come home at 25? Yeah, nigger. I knew what I was doing

at that age. What? Look, you said earlier that you never knew I did music prior. Yo, I heard your song.

It's same nigga. You and a, Oh my God I forgot the guy name You're talking about Lou Scanning No man

It's a song called Same nigga Is you No Is a guy featuring you Right Look Oh you're talking about

You're talking about my nigga Paxton Yeah Right You're talking about Paxton Yeah that nigga's hard

Shout out Paxton Shout out my nigga Paxon It's crazy too Right It's when I heard The song Packed

I couldn't tell it. Which was you? I want to say, I... Right? Like, I couldn't tell. Because watch this. Because look. Because look, because you...

Let me see you. That's me. This is hard. But it don't sound like you know. But this is hard as... No, you know, I've been doing music so long that I could kind of like, you know, move with the way, whatever's going right now.

Like, the shit I just did with Luce Cannon. We did a song called, um, do something. Yeah. And we did another song called Big. flex that shit's horrible like we just did that and he's like pushing that shit so you know what I'm saying? See, listen

like the last nigga that I won in a studio is Luce Cannon. That nigga is sick like that nigga is demented bro that nigga is like going to start talking about like cutting off limbs and shit bro bro. Keep that nigga at home man that nigga is a one thing I will say about

Luce Cannon and and uh one thing I will say about Luce and canning is every time I've ever had any interaction with this dude he's with the hands-on policy he's with the street shit he's with the

politics and all of that so you know all this internet shit that I can see whatever y'all you know I stay away from all that shit but nah he's ruthless he's really ruthless he's on the same shit I'd be on I'm just quiet I don't be in the internet world but he's really ruthless too

now facts and that's why you like is we have to keep him in a cage, right? Like keep him away from studios. Bro, loose cannon is just like, yo, like, his name fits him. Oh yeah, bro, he's loose, right?

For sure, he's one of those dudes where like, like, for example, man, if this was like, like the 1930s, like, and he would be like a Ted Bundy type of nigga, right? Like one of those like, like, right? Like, got like 30, like bodies or, right? Like, hey, right? Like the closet somewhere.

He's sick Right Man, but Hey, listen man Unk It was It was a Listen man

It was great having you Man Let's bring all Bill Yes sir And two K's And two K's Let me get on

Louby Cash and two K Yeah man Could you like Could that guy Hurley Probably bring like the other thing Yes sir I bet

All right Okay man Yeah man Okay man So we got Louby And 2 KKK Okay

Two Ks. We'll be cash and two Ks. Yo, listen, you, listen, man, I've heard a lot about you. Yeah. I hope it's good. Yo, listen, yo, I'm trying to figure out, like, was this some, like, street shit

or some music shit? And I don't know. We don't do street shit. If it only do music. If it was street shit, it wasn't me. All we do is music. I don't know nothing. Yeah, I do music.

Question, right? Go ahead. So, being light-skinned, having the long good hair, right? Go ahead. I'm listening. Do dudes ever, like, underestimate you, bro? I mean, not really, because I walk into the room with them, you know what I'm saying,

than people. So usually they know if you would, who I'm with, you know? Like the. Yeah. All right, so, like, who's your squad, though? Like, just names like the dudes. I mean, I got two different squires. Okay.

I got like my peoples that I make money with Okay, that's separate Then I got my people's, you know what I'm saying My day-to-day pros Alright, so it's him You know what I'm saying They gotta stay attached with baby Cuban Okay, you know what I mean

K-9, little K-9 You know what I mean? Wait, wait, wait Yeah, yeah, yeah Knot rap too, right? Shut out of little K-9, I don't rap You would think he do, you would think he do Little K-9 rap

Little K-9 rap Yeah, little K-K9, little Nina I see the song with you all right Yeah For sure to hit the main line Tucking them Yeah That's a little K9

Ah so big K9 Is a whole different Shut out of my brother You already know what it is Yeah that's a different dog Yeah And two Ks man Now listen

Listen I know he's a different Type of nigger Because he came with An Ed Hardy shirt in 2024 This nigga is different Yeah I got style Yeah

I got style Yeah videos out of tears. I don't like, we just did three motherfucking music videos with my boy, Mike Nones. Shout out Mike Nong. Shout out Mike Ngu.

Shout out of Mids, too. You already know. I'm sorry. We're doing it up, man. Yeah, niggas doing big shit. Nick of Mike Nong, yeah, that's my boy. Yeah.

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Shout out Banko, too. Shout out bank up, man. Shout out the game, man. You already know, man. Man.

Cahleet, shout out all of them. You already know, we're doing our thing. Yeah, what's your goals, man? Like, as a squad of just, bro, as young niggas, man, who's grinding who's in this shit, bro. What's the end goal? Meaning, bro, like, for example,

favorite riches year, right? But what's like the actual goal? Meena, yo, yo, I'm trying to have like 20 Grammys. By, by, like, gold. Engo, for me, is the whole team move like bosses and everybody's day on boss. To be successful. You know what I'm saying?

They can lift everybody one of them. It's not a phone off. Yeah, you got to keep going. You got to keep going. I'm not thinking about that. You know what I'm saying? Boom. I'm a boss.

He a boss. He a boss. Everybody walking to the club. You don't know who the hand the check to. Everybody is a boss. They got property. He got property. He got property.

One man fall off. The other fire could pick him up. What hair? Right. Okay. So, boss doing anything, no? Because, for example, I can be a boss doing some freaky shit. No.

Come on. Kill it right now before you even. Sorry. Sorry. Sorry. We're not doing no freaky shit. Sorry. Right.

Right. Right. Right. So, for example, if I'm a boss and I'm doing some real freaking shit. I can't be in the click. Like, that's not allowed. I mean, you heard. You need to listen to that, do you know, bro. I don't mean. I'm telling you. That's a good guideline. That's a good guidelines. Yeah, job today. Do you know? Do you know? Do you know? Do you know how I feel to really touch money? Do you know how I feel

to whip a nigga like he stole something? Do you know? Do you know? No. Do you know how I feel to really go on that drill? Do you know how I feel to really go on that drill? Do you know how I feel to really. I feel to really pop that pill. I am a bitch who get no money. I don't know how that feels. You can't do that. You can't let me. We might just make a bitch version for you then, man.

Facts, right? Do you know how it feels to get stomp out and do nothing? Come on, man. Come on, man. He's a cold. Come on, man. Yo, let's how about this. Do you know how to feel to give up in all your soups and, you know?

No. Crackless? Hey, look. Hey, so look, me and him got a tape out. It's called Two Grimy. Okay. Two guys of Grimy red, and me and him got a tape on the way. We're not going to talk about none of that, but we got big-ass features on there,

and we got some shit coming that we can't talk about. Here, though, here, look, right? Look, so. We look at Russia, look. So, like, we are about to play, do you know. Now, listen, this is my first time hearing it. If it's trash, I'm going to tell you it's trash. Okay.

If it's nice, I'm not worried about it. I want you to play. Come on. Alright, come, let's go. Wait, wait. Yo, who's this girl? He wanted to take. You gotta.

Who's girl? You gotta show them. You gotta play home. Oh, damn. She got to look at that. Damn, man. Not good, huh? Ain't she chocolate, too?

I don't even remember. What? Do you remember? She's just like. Just play. Come on. Okay, sorry, bro. Damn, okay.

Nah, she's different. I listen, alright? So look, so this is hard. Now, now, watch the head watch. Let me like, like, like, let's put some shit, right? Because listen, listen, because I know your hottest song, you told me? You know my hot, you don't know. Of course.

You know, my mother's the, how this. Sure. My hot song, not out. There you go. That part. That part. Feel me? I

I'm Is that the Great Is that the grass That you like that's the A What the fuck Hey

Listen Hey I'm not tough enough to do it man I can't do it man I ran out of money Let me go make that call Hey Listen

Listen listen Listen Russell Also two Two right listen Right so look Like so The grade

It's my favorite song but I feel like like like like the best project so far is probably uh it's Pakistan baby right yeah right right okay I dropped that my last birthday you got tried y'all known face that new video no face no face no face yeah I look that in for sure I that's insane that's hot check that out here right so look right so look right so look so look so like we'll have to play this or that okay all right so is that a game yeah yeah yeah right right yeah right yeah right right yeah right Yeah, I look. How do you play?

I look. So. You can't play this or that? Yeah, yeah, yeah, look. So 2000's video vixons or IG models. IG models. Okay. You said 2,000 video vixons or IG models.

They was going for like the slim fit. Yeah, IG models. They were not for that fit. I want the 2,000 video vixies. I ain't going. Oh, shit. I want the 2000 video videos. Oh, shit.

I want the 2000. We didn't get them started. What you mean? Because I want to talk. If it was possible. I want that, too. Let him talk. Let him talk.

Let him talk. In the 2000s, all the bitches was natural. On Paruio-Ru. You're right. But look at the $1. They was natural, but the ones they put in videos and on covers and shit was all slim. How now? They wasn't.

They didn't have a wharf, bro. What are you talking? That was not in fashion. Megan good? Bro. They were not. Okay. Oh, okay.

That's different. No, she's different. Sexy Red, too. But she's not an IG model. She's really a superstar. No, they didn't promote thick girls to the late 2010. We got to make a song. That's hot.

I look. I look, so look, so is AirbnbBs or hotels? AirbnbBs. Okay. Why? B&Bs. It's just you could do more. That's like, no, no, no, no.

It's way safer, bro. What are we using the occasion for? Yeah, it depends. What's the occasion? 75% at B&B's 25% hotel. Vacation. I like both of a town show. What are in a casino?

Vacation is the Airbnb. Man, the Airbnb. On a vacation, come on a vacation. Come on, you're not having to tell you up vacate. I'm not telling you. At B&B. Bro. That's true pal.

What we're at a casino? I'm going to hit a villa. Man. I'm going to get the gang in the villa. What you mean? All right. I'm going to Airbnb. But look, I'm going to casino hotel if I'm like in Vegas on some drug shit right now.

That's different. That's the only way I'm going like. Well, in Vegas. Vegas. Hotel. All right. I look. This or that.

Alright, so win the lottery or find your soulmate. Win the lottery? Win the lottery. Win the lottery. You're gonna find a lottery. You're gonna find a lot of me. I thought I won't trade me. Don't do that, if you choose the lottery, you would never find your soulmate again.

That was. That was. That wasn't. Sorry. No. Bro, I'm talking about like a girl who are like, bro, like, she just completes you. Flaco. Like, this is like your one.

Flaco. You get the lottery you built. No? You don't talk about? What? Over like your soul meat. Listen, no, I'm talking about, listen, like, this is like, bro. Like, this is like your wife.

I found my soulmate now I'm broke and my mama's still stressing. And I'm not going to. You got a tail hair to kid. You feel me? And get rich together. Yeah. That's possible. That's not cool, though, because how if we get the soulmate that we still could be

get rich, but if we get the fucking rich, we can't get a soulmate. We can't get a soulmate. That's just my move. What? Here, you can grind. You feel me? Right? because look

because look that's too much of an extra bra you only have one son may right from me right so if you pass up

on fighting her right now then you what if I got a soulmate what if I got a soulmate what if my soulmate but that's not my bitch so that means

in the future you are she already know I look right look rich and famous or rich and unknown Richard unknown

if that was a case if that was a case rich and unknown wait rich and rich And famous meaning, brother, like, you can go anywhere. Yeah, we know what famous mean. Yeah, or rich, oh, no, like, like, nobody.

Ritten and old, because I'm rich and I can still go anywhere because I'll go pay for it. But I'll buy your whole entire family. Oh, me. I need that right there. And then when you rich and famous, you're spending more money. Go ahead. All right.

We're unknowing, you buy yourself. Yeah, and you could go anywhere a rich nigga going to go. The true. All right. Tupac or Kendrick. Oh, Tupac. I'm talking Pock, just because he got more of a. Top over, Kendrick right now?

That's just because he had. Like, like, you know what I'm saying? It's just Tupac, come on. More of a vibe towards that. Don't be wrong. Kendrick K dot that one, you know what I'm saying? He do that. Man, I don't even, he do that.

He do that. What's you about to say? But, you know what I'm saying? Take a shot. Take a shot that you ain't going to say. What? No, pick, right? No.

Because listen, right. I'm not going to say one because that's two different vibes to me. Yeah. That's two different. And I don't care. You can still pick one. He didn't have a blow of your head. Oh, then, Tupac.

. Yeah. I don't, listen. Kendrick, I would say, bro, I would say Kendrick is hard. But Tupac, he got that nigger that patch, that thud. You feel me on paro? I'm gonna be real, though, bro. Tupac, I'm gonna say.

I was a Tupac nigger, and then I watched a 15-minute, like, Clubhouse clipment, a whack-wounder, just breaking it all the way down, and how Pock was posing. I get one of these nose-up-in-old. I mean, he would. Yeah, but you talk about music, though. You're just talking about his music, though. We're talking about him as a person.

That's different. That's different. Wait, wait. Sure. But how can I take the music seriously if niggas who was there that time is telling me, oh, no, he wasn't on that. Right?

Right. Because look, look, you're saying, I won't deny it. I'm a straight rider. You don't want to fuck with me. And Wack is saying, nigga, no. Nick, like, you was not that. Like, you came and you turned. But we're not talking about games and shit, bro.

We're talking about rap in. Yeah. Yeah, we're talking about his rap music. Wait, wait, wait, wait, Paul, Pac, rap's, where? I'm talking about rapping right now. Wait, Pac, rap's better than Kendrick? No, you said, who did is,

whose music did you pick? You just say, was a better rapper. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm talking about, bro, when I talk about music, bro, I want to hear a vibe, bro. Who do you bump right now? Who I'm bumping right now? Yeah.

I'm bumping right now. Yeah, I'm bumping right now. Okay. Two K's, we'll be cash, no Kacks. No, so. R.J. You know what I'm saying, Nosta, Siette. and bumping everybody on the West Wally

or the West Coast show love. All right, look. So noodles with a slim jim in it or a hot dog in a hamburger bun? What the fuck? I ain't taking no glissies, but I'll take the noodles with the slip jib. Damn, why, though?

I'm playing grimy red. In a hot dog bun. Gizzy and a... No, in a hamburger bun. No, not even where... Yeah. He wasn't in a hamburger bun is like... You said, it's still bread, right?

You don't got bread? What you say? So look. You're taking a glizzy and a hamburger bun? Or noodles with a slim gym in it? You're taking the noodles? Nicky? Thank you.

Man, give me the hot dog, man. They both boo. Whatever. Right? If I'm hungry, they both gonna get ate. Lizzy guys. No. Look at them.

Yeah, they're straight to it. I look. So, so is Nike's or Adidas? Nike. Nike Nike Nike got most of the hot shit Nike's

Nike On my feet Right now Yeah Yeah He's You're fast Yeah

I'm gonna take a check I'm gonna take Hey You hear me though I'm gonna take a check Over three stripes Yeah I'm gonna take a check over three stripes

I'm gonna take a check over three strikes I'm fast I look mixed sticks albums Mixed Mextakes And no sillings Make Stap

Stubes Mix tapes go brazy. Yeah, yeah. Mix tapes go brazy. I feel like that's what you mean. No box money. You know, fast. Okay, crunch on.

Okay, yeah. Wait. Boy, mixtapes with the... But there is some crazy albums, don't get me wrong. Yeah, see. Like the YG, my brazy life. Yeah, you feel me? You got R.J.

I'm a little. Yeah. You got some real classics on there. That's albums. I'm not going to be. Yeah, that's a classic. But tapes. You know what I'm going to make tapes.

I think tape. I'm going to mix tape. The Carter. No cillins. Come on. Ain't nothing being no silins. Look, not me red. With the Pakistan baby, like, damn.

I'm still taking tapes. I'm taking tapes. Who do you know, though, that have, okay, so who do you know that have better tapes than, like, albums? Loane. Nah, bro. Carter 3 was album. No ceiling. No ceiling.

Oh, yeah, that's true, right? Yeah, yeah, right. Do where's, like, have, like, a classic album, right? Because, like, we know that cushion. what, like Christian OJ, I think? Like, those are mixed things, right? Yeah, that's crazy. Yeah, that's fast.

Like, Witt don't have a, like, classic album or an album that we care about. Stavisdow was crazy. Yeah, right? But Pocke and them is all classic albums, though. Right? Right, Jay, it's classic albums. But yeah, but that was the thing back then.

What? Oh, yeah, it was just more, like, important back then. All right, true that, true, that. For sure. All right. So, white forces or black forces? White. White.

Why, though? Black. Oh, you's a demon. Man, who are black forces? You're wearing white. That's because I left my black forces in Vegas. Okay. I'm choosing white.

I'm choosing white. White? Yeah. Black, you got to be awesome. But these motherfuckers are going to be awesome. On that time. You know, but black forces, I like them because you got to remember, bro. White forces is so easy to fucking easy to fuck up.

Yeah, white creases faster, get dirty faster. But they just, all on, black, don't. They just look hotter when you get them. Yeah, you put them new white forces. White's not some time, though. They ain't, yeah, you know what I'm saying? It's right. Make you think you compete with some designer.

I mean, man. Here, right? And the white ones go with every outfit. Yeah. White was going to go with some kickdoor. That's our, I'm a brand ambassador to that too. On me, that's my boy. That's my clothing line.

Kick door. Oh, I thought you meant, oh, my. Oh, me. Oh, nigger. Oh, I thought you meant like kicking doors. No, we don't do that. Nah. No.

Bro. You know, we understand. You know, all the doors you're going to understand. We don't get through. When is you going to do. Oh, nigger. Oh, yeah, yeah. All the doors that couldn't tell us we couldn't get through.

That's what we're breaking down. That's what that is. All right, listen, man, lighten. Ask questions, and there we have to go take pictures, okay? There's a little Nina up in here right now. Oh, yeah. Oh, I met him. Yeah, you did meet him.

Oh, that's my God. Oh, yeah. See, hey, let's see him. He dangerous. Yeah. Hey, hey, let me see. Hey, black forces or white forces. Oh, you know how I'm bumming.

What? Black. All black forces. Oh, yeah, he's dangerous. I caught, bring a dangerous name, man. You got the Black forces on as we speak. We got it. Black forces on as we speak.

All right, let me boy you back. Oh, my goodness. All right, we're peggy. Greasy. Yeah, man. Oh, yeah, man. Yeah, man. We got some shit on the way.

Hey, listen, me, shout out like the albums. Oh, yeah. Free Pac-Man. Free Pac-Man. Free Tony Strud. You know, hey, shout out of KP. KP put us together on a set. Oh, me.

Yeah. Shout out. KP. I would never know this thing. but not for KP. On the set, bro. I'm saying. On the set, nigga.

Shout out. Free no brains on the set, bro. Free big, no brains, man, two times. Shout out to on the figures. Free big,

destruct, though. Free all the gang, man. Free all the ganges. Shout out. Shout on the set. That's brother. Right.

You already know. Yeah. Shout out the home girls on the set. Do y'all you already to a little to a niggie on paroo. Shout out of Wack for Honey. And shout out.

Shout out of Wack for this together. You already. You know what I mean. Shout out everybody, nigga. Showing love and support, man. Incredible diapers. Incredible diapers.

Go get your time. Go get your son. Y'all got babies in? Yeah. Go get your. Shout-outronics. Shout out of all that shit. You know.

We got a lot of shit going on that. We got a lot of shit going on me. Don't be sure what you know. Hey, October 15th, I'm going to have a birthday bash. That's what I'm going to have. I'm going to have a whole mother fucking birthday bash. It pop out. I'm going to have all my brothers.

Gang there. Everybody performing. And I'm going to have an album release as well. Yeah. The reincarnation. Be ready for that. That's right. You got some shit going on.

Man, listen, man, folks, like, subscribe, comment, man.

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Hey, bro, we need, listen, man. Mad love. Look, right? So look, I have a new, a new podcast now that's launching soon and, you know, like on my channel, man. So, yeah, listen, man. Listen, like, we need to just,

like, do something like once a week, you feel me, right? Yeah, sure. You feel me? Get it going. On my shit, though. You feel me? Hell yeah, get it going. Yeah, sir, man.

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