No Jumper - Lola Brooke on Female Rappers Beefing, Ghost Writers and Performing at Rolling Loud

Episode Date: November 29, 2022

Lola Brooke sits down with Gina and Almighty, to talk about Meek Mill, Rolling Loud, her rise, her career, the industry, and more! ------ 00:00 Intro 0:35 - Gina got confused for Lola Brooke on IG 3:30 - Being the best female rapper in NYC 4:15 - Getting into rap and beef during the Myspace era 6:42 - Balancing the feminine side and being a tomboy  10:50 - Dealing with assumptions about who she sleeps with 14:47 - Why Lola decided not to move to LA 17:05 - Lola on acting, trying to get on Power 22:12 - The definition of “Gator” 23:00 - Beef between top female rappers 25:18 - Changing her opinion on ghostwriters 29:20 - Lola on plastic s*rgery and body image  36:18 - Lola walks through her experience at Rolling Loud New York 39:32 - Meeting Meek Mill. Crazy full circle moment when he rapped her lyrics. Pressing Meek for a feature 42:56 - Backstory behind viral video stopping traffic in NYC for a Polo G challenge 46:55 - Lola remembers when she almost dr***ed as a kid 48:50 - Falling off a truck for a music video 54:42 - Lola confirms she’s single and what it would take to be her man ----- 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

I'll be forgetting it's not live. We could just do with it. Yeah. This is not the Monday show. We're cooling. Let me relax. Breathe, Gina. I'm nervous.

I can sit all on you. Her back all straight. You see her? That's why I tried to like, you know, like, you know, like, talk to get a little comfortable. I said, I hope they all mommy trying to get comfortable with shit. Come on, chill. Put a little slouch in your shit. Like, yeah, you good.

Hey, you f*** up. Both of you. What's the deal with the girl, Gina views, and I'm back with another one. I got Almighty suspect with me. Yeah. And the guest just like, y'all already hear her voice. Y'all hear her.

If Mariah can shake it off, I'm going to carry you niggas. Yeah, yeah, because I was like, listen, if she could do it, fuck it, though. Your wordplay is so crazy. Appreciate that. Wordplay is so crazy. It's so funny that you hear, right? So you was performing somewhere.

I don't know, but you had on some Tims and the NY hat. With a fur? Yes. And I was holl and shaking his sister? Yes. And people kept tagging me saying I thought that was Gene Abuse. And I looked at it. I'm like, shit, I thought that was me too.

Oh, shit. No, you can't fucking dance. I can't dance. For real? Yeah, yeah. I'm like, they're so cute. No rhythm. Yeah, that's all you need.

A little wiggle in it. You know what I'm saying? Nothing too crazy. I understand. So, so. No, no. You're funny. What's up, girl?

Nothing much, you know, just working. Can't complain. Like, this shit's starting to move for me. Your voice so crazy, it just sounds like you're going to get off. So she's going to rap right now. Yo, that's crazy. Everybody always say that to me. Like, you've got to rap?

I'll be like, oh, when I'm having a conversation, they be like, you just is rapping. I feel like, no, nigga, I'm telling you to do something. Like, what? Well, we want to get into your business, tap into your life a little bit. Take us back to the beginning. What was Lola Brooks' upbringing like? It was wild. I was doing the things I like to do.

Whatever, whatever everybody else was doing outside, shit, I was doing it too. I ain't have no siblings. My mom was, it was just me and my mom in the crib. She was a single parent. So when I got outside, I got outside. Did you like being the only child? Hell no, I hated that shit.

Yo, I curse, right? Yeah, I hated that shit, man. I used to always want to go to grandma's house. Disabue with my cousins and all that and never wanted to leave just to have some type of company. That shit was lonely. Being the only child, got to be crazy. From both sides, though? Wow.

Was you bored? Y'all was so bored? That's why she was always outside. That's why I was always outside. But the thing was the crazy. Did you have cousins though? Yeah, I had cousins, though. But I didn't really like to be outside.

I felt like I ain't have no choice but to go outside until I start picking up a book and start writing and shit. Then I was like, I was Gucci. Well, age you started writing? Like eight, seven. What was you writing at that time? Songs, poems, what you was doing? It was like poems. And then sometimes I'd just be like talking shit about the teacher.

Like, you know, a little. Just getting it off your brain. Getting shit off your chest. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Like, shit like that. Nothing too crazy. So you was just, like, kind of like just jodding notes in the notepad and doing like shit like that.

You weren't taking it too serious. Nah, hell, no. It was just something to do. Like, I just always like diaries and journals and all that shit. So I just always was just writing how I felt. And then I started doing a post. tree shit and then shit I was all rapping so tell me this because I've seen that on a

radar, Cypher. How long you've been out rapping bitches though? Damn, you I say this is a body bag In the city, they'd be like, yo, you're too humble like they always say like, lo, you too humble so when everybody else said it'd be

feeling they'd be feeling good because it you know, I try to keep it, you know, keep me cute. But shit. shit, I've been outwrapping these niggas too. I ain't on you. These niggas ain't really on nothing. I'm telling you.

So I accidentally outwrap the girls because I'm really coming for these niggas, honestly. That's where you would have. Was you ever like, so when did you start rapping like seriously? I ain't going to say seriously, but like I wanted to ask, like, since you said, you feel me, you was out rapping niggas. Was you ever like having like block battles? Like just rapping outside with your friends or no shit like that? But everybody just wanted me to rap. Like, everybody, you know, back then we were small, young and shit.

Everybody was rapping just because it was something to do. We had MySpace playlist. Everybody just wanted their own shit on their little pages shit. So they was just like, nah, you gotta go crazy, you gotta go crazy. But I wasn't really, I didn't really care about it because I ain't know how to move about it. I ain't know how to really take it as a real career and what's the do's the do's and the do nots. I just was rapping and shit. So, nah, I just, I think that's how I go crazy.

I really don't pay attention to nobody when it comes to music. Like, I don't see anybody. I just be doing me. I feel like back in the Myspace era, everybody was a part of some sort of rap group. Right. Were you? No, I wasn't in a rap group. I was like probably a little, like, hood, antics, game type thing.

Like, you know, everybody's slapboxing and shit. I would do it. Wait, wait, wait, wait, now, back in New York City, Back in New York City, we was like, we caught them bangouts. Like, we'd just go outside and then just go crazy on random people and shit like that. Not the random. Not random people. No, that's fact.

We do the same shit out of here. I bet you won't knock that nigga out across the street. Yeah, it was one of those. Now, I've been, like, pulled up to, like, a bus stop and through eggs and niggas before. We did all of that. I ain't, like, took off on, like, a random person. No, we did all of that through Chinese food on people heads and shit like that. Oh, they was outside.

Trit. But I was always the one like, like I get into bad antics and then I'd be like, that shit wasn't cool, y'all. Like, I was always the one like, that shit wasn't cool, man. You know what I'm saying? You're still trying to find yourself at that age. So you can't, you know what I'm saying? We're just kids.

Everybody do dub kid shit that they regret. Dog kid shit. That phase was wow. What type of kid were you in high school? I was cool with the nerves. I was cool with the gangsters. I was cool with the pretty girls. I was cool with the girls that went fucking nobody.

I was cool with the lambs. I was cool with everybody in school. Like, I ain't discriminated. I would really sit with the nerves all day and lunch at lunch and be like, yo, bro, I missed out on what's going on over here. Let me know what I got to do after I copy of shit. Like, you get me? So that's how I was. When did you step into this, like, sexy sex appeal type?

Shit. How were you growing up, though? Like, were you a tomboy or were you as a girly girlie? Tomboy. Like the skirts and all that and shit wasn't really my vibe. Like you'd catch me on the monkey balls upside down with a skirt on, but I had shorts on just in case, you know what I'm saying? Like I could do whatever I wanted to do.

But the sexy shit was always at, was always personal for me. Like I had a boyfriend when I was in high school and he used to hate, like I, everybody was so excited about me rapping and stuff like that, but when I rap, it's like, her. So he used to be like, yo, every time we go outside, everybody want to be your friend, and you the homie, and you always mad aggressive. and then you rapin' But when you're in a house You're nothing like that

I'd be like, nigga because you're my nigga Like, what fuck are you talking about? You don't understand When you're making music That's not you 24-7 I'm just a party You're like, I'm like

Nigga, I'm in a house with you You want me to be like Elbow, what up? Like that's what you want me to do this for you? You want me to have some sex appeals To these niggers When we go outside And I'm sitting next to you and I'm like, hey

Like what do you want for me? Like what the fuck you really want from me? Like let's really talk about it. And then he was like, damn, I was like, but at the end of the day, this is me. Like, I got two sides to me. It's just certain crowds that I figure it out, all, they could get this side of me. Or sometimes I might be to myself and I'm just observing and I don't say shit to nobody when I walk in the room. And then I'm vibrant. I got shit. We all did, we all got that vibrant. Don't give a fuck. And hey baby, like, you know what I'm saying?

It's a time and a place for everything. Soft girl era. Exactly. Oh, I like that. I like that. I like that. I'm not so shocked. What is your experience being like dating, being that you're a woman in the industry, you out rapping these niggas, because I got to be a little intimidating. If you're a nigga that rap, and then here come Lola Brooke. At first I didn't see it.

People used to be like, you know, you know, people were scared to get on track with you, right? And I was like, man, no one ain't saying anything on fucking track with me. I'm telling you. And then I'm starting to feel like maybe that shit is true, you know? Yeah. But the dating situation right now, I ain't fucking with nobody. Like, I'm fully focused. I really don't, I'm a lover girl.

Like, close goes, I'm a lover girl. So right now I don't know how to balance that out, especially at me trying to, I'm upcoming. I'm trying to get my shit over that hump. I'm not going to know how to balance that out. Something going to lack. Yeah, something's going to lack. So I got to let these niggas.

The niggas got to lay back for me right now. They got to lay back. Making sure they, but they got to have their shit prepared, Because when I get my shit straight, I might not be going back to them niggins that was trying holl at me and run out. You got to get your shit straight. Are you noticing being that you are, you know, a female in the industry? Have you experienced any like, like, have a niggas just, like, blaming you, like, just violated you and try to, you're trying to be professional and he owns some. I'm trying to, you know what I mean, you know?

Nah, I never, I never dealt with that because the people that I'm around is, like, is a bunch of niggas. Like I'm around all of my bros It's to the point where a nigga came up to me He was like, yo, I ain't gonna front I've been one to the dollar at you But your brothers I don't know man I ain't want them to feel like I was stepping over toes

And shit like that so it is a little intimidating or whatever I was like oh words say less Yo bro keep it around These niggas leave me fuck alone That's facts That's facts like if you just see a group of You see a group of females moving around

You're going to approach You see one and it's like eight niggas with her. I'm not going to say nothing. You don't know which one of them she talking to. That's how a nigga. You don't want to disrespect nobody. Yup, and that's how it be.

So they'd be like, nah, I'm just chill out. And I love it because that shows niggas, like, even if I do give you a chance, these niggas that you intimidated by, they're going to protect me. They're going to make sure I'm straight. I'm going to keep the bad ones away.

Yeah, exactly. Niggas don't want to play them gay. Niggas don't even want to play what they like. Or the fuck boys. Stay away from me because my brothers is crazy, word. Do people ever think that like the boy? I want to say it's like the second bar to one of your songs where you said, I ain't

never been the type to fuck on niggas I call my bros. Do people get it fucked up and think that you is messing with these dudes that you calling your homies? Yeah, it'd be like little room was like, oh, she's probably fucking niggas. Come on. Girl, I know. It's like, what the fuck? I grew up around niggas my whole life, even as a kid.

I always was around all the guys and shit like that. So I'm like pretty educated on what's really going out, going on out here with these niggas. But hell no. I had to let it know from the door. I ain't fucking who my bros. Those are the bros. You catch me calling a nigga a bro.

I'm, I promise you I ain't giving him no pussy. Don't play with it. Because they're going to treat really, a lot of people don't roll out that. They're going to treat you how you treat yourself. You know what I'm saying? Like going up when a nigga play grab ass and shit. middle school. If you don't give off that type of vibe, nigga, not even gone. Not how I go get it.

You know what I'm saying? A little shit like that. Like, it just be, I was using just that as like an example, but that's still playoff when you've grown. Like, if you don't really give that off, it's a good, it's a good time line 10. It's just going to completely avoid it. Yeah. Hey, it's crazy because like games and stuff like that, like hitting girls on the ass and stuff was a thing like elementary. I slide a kid today. Facts. For touching my daughter ass? This is fast. Oh, I like that. Slot. Not sly the kid.

Slotty kid. I like that. What's some New York Slam? What type of shit y'all be saying out there? Because you just told me that fix your face. You thought everybody was saying that. Yeah, I didn't know that was some New York shit. Of course we'd be like dead ass.

Brick dick, brick ass. Wait, what's brick? Worth a mother. What brick me? Like, it's cold. Like it's brick like solid. Like shit. Oh, like brick like brick.

Yeah, like ice cubes. There's ice cubes in this bitch. Yeah. Brick, solid, cold. Worth a mother. You'd be like, I bet. I don't know. Like, say something to me

and then I'll rephrase it. Because it's just so much, this is just regular, her regular talk. She'll call for her to pinpoint it. Like, we say weirdo. Like, that's, like, fighting terms out here. Somebody call you a real.

You say bozo. Like, you're a bozo-ass niggas. Mm. Which I heard bozo before. Is that super disrespectful? Like, suck my dick. Yeah. That's what I'm saying.

You call a nigger a weirdo out here. That's damn near the equivalent to suck my dick. Oh, bitch-ass nigger. We say that. I say that a lot. But that's everybody. Yeah, the bitch word for sure. But for sure, suck my dick.

But see, me, I'd be like eat 10. So you mean like eat 10 dicks? Eat 10 dicks. Oh, 10 dicks? Oh, I thought you meant 10 tall. I'd be like eat 10 because I don't like saying suck my dick. Even like girls out in New York City, they'd be like suck my dick. Like my friends would be like suck my dick.

I'd be like, don't say that shit to me. Is it as a great? Aggressive as a female says it? Then what a guy said? When a female say it? Like two bitches are said to each other? Yeah. And it mean the same?

For sure. That's why I'd be like, don't tell me all that suck. But out in New York, sometimes people do play around with it. Like some people would be like, man, suck my dick, nigger, and they're just playing. I don't play them same games. Same shit. And I would never tell a nigger suck my dick. If I ever tell a nigger suck my dick, I had to be, I blacked out.

Like I lost it. I normally just be like, eat 10, because I don't got a dick. So I'd be like, nigger, eat 10. 10. New York shit for sure. New York shit for sure. I've been told that we're too sensitive in L.A. And like on the East Coast, like y'all all just like...

We're like, yeah. Yeah, like they said y'all passive-aggressives with some shit like that. Like, y'all won't hurt somebody feelings. If y'all will keep it a buck, but y'all make sure y'all aware of the other person feelings. And in New York, it's like, yes or no. It's never maybe so.

I think it's hurting type of people because I'm like that. And then, like, motherfuckers would be like, you're a hate-n-ass nigga. Yeah. It's like, nah. I'm just going to say that shit. I'm just going to keep it a buck. Facts.

What's your experience been in L.A.? L.A. treat me good. You know, right now they're saying ain't nobody coming out here no more. I did want it to move out here. That changed. I ain't going for a friend. I'll give it a buck.

Yeah, that definitely changed. But working was I always wake up and feel productive in L.A. Because if I wake up here 9 a.m., what's that? The next three hours in New York? 12. 12 o'clock. So I'll be feeling like I'm doing something.

I'm up nine in the morning, nigga. And they're like, there's 12 o'clock out here. Like, you ain't on shit. You ain't went to go see nothing yet? Like the beach or shit like that? The last time I've been here, yeah, I've been to the beach. I wonder what beach that was.

I don't know. We got a few. Yeah, I've been one of them, though. What changed your mind about moving out here? I feel like I'm a rap. I'm like really a rap. I'm doing this rapping shit. Yeah.

I don't feel like LA treat the New York rap is too good. Yeah. I'm straight. It's tricky. I can't argue with it. It's too many politics mixed in with music here. And I love L.A. I love the whole culture of the swag.

I love it. I think that's why I say I will move out here because I love it so much that I might be blond sottied by a lot of shit because I love it so much. Right. So, yeah, nah. I mean, I wanted to say females is good, but. It gets tricky. I feel like it all depends on who you associate with.

You know what I'm saying? I think it's different for females. You know what I'm saying? Like, niggas ain't going to hit your phone like check in. You know what I'm saying? Right. But if you associate. with them, niggas.

Yeah, then they'll like, shoddy check in. Yeah, it's all about who you associate with. That's all. So yeah, nah. Who are your musical influences? I will be, well, the first one I could say is 50, Lil Wayne, Meek Mills, DMX, I love Missy, E for sure. I feel like E's don't get a lot of flowers.

Kim Foxy, I know I'm missing a lot of other people as well, but... Fifty and D, one of my favorites for sure. favorites for sure. I can see 50 in you. Yeah, like I love when he taught, when he be like, hmm, like, like, he say some gangster shit but make you feel like he ain't disrespect you. Yeah.

It's smooth. Like it just be so smooth. Like some mob boss shit. Yeah, but DMX, oh no, you're going to know when that nigga disrespect you, like, it's straight there, sharp as a pen. We gotta get you on the power universe. I can see you acting. No, I want to act bad. I can see you on Tarreeks. Yeah, I'm

I want to do that, da, da, da, da, da, da, da, da. Like, what I happen? Yo, yeah, I want to go crazy one time. You all see her? You all see a castor and something. Yeah, Casby. Yo, 50, what's up, bro? Like, I want to go crazy. What?

I did, like, an urban movie. It's called Dopeen or whatever. I played the character names, son. Oh, damn. Oh, oh. Sandra. Okay. And my mom was an attic, and I was selling drugs.

I think I was, like, 16. I was selling drugs or whatever. And I loved my mom. I'm so much that when she begged me for drugs, even though I knew I was supposed to give it to her. I just hate the disappointment on her face, so I just give it to her type shit. And I fake could relate to that story,

so that shit was kind of deep. Are you comfortable to talk about that? Yeah, like, my father was a drug. My father was a drug dealer turned addict. So, like, I connected with it, like, on a different level. Like, I felt that shit. So it was, like, it was a piece of cake for me. Like, I ain't, I ain't never give.

my father no drugs or whatever, but he was the first person to tell me everything I needed to know about drugs. And then after a while, I understood why because it was like, I could tell you what this shit could do for you, but I could tell you how this shit could, like, end up. I think some 90s babies could all relate to that situation. Yeah. Because it's like that was a time that our parents was in, you know? Yeah, it was like temptations. My whole family is like, fucked.

Hell yes. I already know. But back to 50s. sent in little Wayne so if they both drowned then who you're saving

oh that nigga he's gonna make it out I'm gonna get Wayne ah 50 yo he's a New York

nigga he's a he's gonna make it out on his own he's good his 50 gonna make it make it out that water right

yeah ain't I worry about that nigga he's gonna you see you see what he's doing right now

in the industry getting that bank he's gonna get out that water for that bank what you gotta say is yo

we got a deal on the line bro He gets a fucking out of there. Well, 50 is for sure a goat. Oh, that's funny. You got right up out of that. Nah, because I just,

you did good, right? You did. You for sure did. That's right. You did. I said 50, not Canaan. Oh, shit. Nah, no, no, no.

50 himself, you're going to make it out that motherfucker. I'm telling you. Facts. You know, 50 the type of a nigga to be drowning and it still won't call for out. Real shit. That thing, 50 like a New York superhero. You better not save me. This story is going to sell.

I'm getting a fuck apart out of here. This shit going to make me some money. That nigga, a New York superhero. No, 50 is like really freaking entertaining. Even the way that, like, he, how he'd be getting at people on his Instagram. Because it'll be situations where you'd be like, nah, we ain't really supposed to be laughing at this shit right now. Yeah, like, that nigga's one of the first trolls to hit the internet ever.

Yeah. That nigga's tactics. It's crazy. He's crazy. Co. 50 got to be the worst nigga to beef with it. This is facts.

Yeah, I don't want no smoke with him. This is facts. That nigger's career. Like in niggas career. I was going through your catalog and I was like super caught off guard by the on my mind track because you tapped into that like emotional

soft girl shit. And I'm like, oh. How that song come about? I got tired of being gangster. Like you get tired of that shit. Like the energy, it takes a lot of energy out of you to be doing like gangster. shit.

Like sometimes I just want to chill out. Gotta be on team. And have a nigger just, you know, make me feel good. Like, that shit matters. You wake up different in the morning time. You go to work different. Yeah.

I don't know. You say how to everybody when you go to work when you got a nigga at home. You feel me? Happy Monday. Happy Monday. You'd be excited. For real.

Did the producer come to you with that beat? Did you pick that beat? Because I was a crazy sample, too. Yeah, I picked it. And then I was like, yo, yo, don't be scared to send me. Like, he, first of, he sent me other vibes that was like R&B-ish. And I was like, yo, keep, nah, keep sending that.

And when he sit on my mind, I wrote that in like 15 minutes because it just, I just envisioned it. I just envisioned it, and it just went crazy. I just, it just felt good. And then you had your video, Vixen. Yeah, I had to get, like, I had to get, I had to get a shoddy that the ladies be like, who that? You know, like, who that, lo? The girls was hitting me up, too. Like, yo, love, what's up with him?

I'm like, I gave him all than four. He's right here. You want him? He's right here. Was that your first time tapping into that type of vibe where you got to touch him in, but I didn't be all up on them. Were you comfortable? Yeah, I was comfortable because, again, like, I want to do the movie thing and acting.

So I kind of used that to my full advantage. I was like, I, this is your chance to show the world, like, you could tap. I could play a role. So, yeah. Okay. I used to cheat cold. Yeah. I got a question for you.

What do Gator mean to you? Tell the people exactly who that mean. Like, they're probably listening to your music. Like, what is she talking about, Gator, this, Gator. What that mean to you? Gator is, like, Gator is Lola Brooke overall. Like, it's like you can't get past the Gator. And when I did a freestyle, I was like, 2020, I ain't giving out no favors.

My skin, bulletproof, nigga. I'm big Gators. So it's basically like, it don't matter what. They say Gators is. Um, cold-blooded, but warm-hearted. So it's like, nigga, I could love you, but at the same time, if I feel like you fucking me over, it's going to get crazy. So that's why I got the, on my mind, then I got like gay to season, I'm going crazy. It's like, it's two separate people or whatever.

And that's what that came from. What's your take on, because you're seeing all of these. We're getting into a moment where female rappers are being put on the forefront. And we're getting a lot Like we used to be where we just have one person Booming Maybe another person to come out in like the next five Or something like that

But right now we're experiencing a time Where it's multiple women dominating this shit So we're going towards the right direction But at the same time you're seeing all of these women You see in JT, Nicky Lotto and all of that What's your take on all of that? I love it I'm talking about them beefing

Beefing? Yeah the ghetto shit Oh I thought you were saying like we go No, no, no, no, no, no. Like the whole scene. No, man, I'd be like, whine. When Jada Kiss said, why? Why?

Why? No, I'm no, I don't want them fighting. These niggas is laughing at us, man. They, no, I don't like it. Because if I could fix it, I'll fix it. It's already small. It's already small. We just started knocking shit down when we all can eat at the same time.

Because, again, like, this genre is male dominant. Right. So, we already kicked. down the doors to let these niggas know, like, listen, they don't have to just be one female going crazy. Yeah. And then we all go crazy and then now we fight and it's like, no. Tearing down with y'all built up fast.

Yeah, like, bad. They normalize it for guys to, you know. But then again, I feel like if a bitch say she don't like somebody, then she don't fuck with them. Like, it is what it is because the niggas out here, they rap and they say they don't fuck with this person and they never fuck with that person. And nobody don't ever think nothing of it.

So if somebody is, like I said, I was just, Speaking about this earlier, niggas never break up a dog. Niggas always break up dog fights, but you would never see a motherfucker breaking up two cats fighting. You let them fight. So, like, why y'all niggas can't just mind y'all business?

All the fake, this fake female unity shit is a little corny to me too because it's okay for bitches to not get along. To not get along. It's cool. That's what I said. Like, if somebody saying, I don't fuck with you,

they don't just fuck with you. They might not say, it might not be them saying that they don't like you. But they just don't, it can't fuck with that vibe. Like, that's just nothing. That's what I'd be telling people like just because we're not friends. Don't mean we enemies.

You're just not my type of person. It's not my type of person. It's not my type of person. Real shit. That's how I be. My father's got to be able to agree to disagree. Do you respect the female emcees who have writers? At first, growing up, I was kind of like big on a no-rated thing and stuff like that

because I write my own music. But then I was like, that ain't got nothing to do with me. Whatever is for me is for me. If somebody felt like they need somebody in the studio with them, them to write their shit, that's on them. If the people is reciting to the people in a good way, I can't control that. What I'm going to be hating on that shit and then they still winning. I'm going to be wasting my time.

I got my own shit to worry about. So I don't even, whatever people do is what they do. I'm comfortable in my skin to know, like, I still can't be fucked with. Are you letting anybody write for you? No. Is you kicking-niggers about the studio for accents? Like if I'm in the studio, I ain't tripping if somebody be like, I don't like that line, fix this line. I think you should say this instead, and I just put it into my own words.

That's how you make music. Everybody in the room. I will kick niggas out if they're not helping. Yeah. Like, towards the beat, towards the format, a motherfucker would be like, I don't like that hook, but what you said in this verse, you can make that as a hook. You know what I'm saying? Like, shit like that is instructive for script.

Take a village. We need that because it'd be a lot of hot-ass garbage that's, like, leaving a studio, and it's like, how the fuck did this come out? I feel like great music. It's impossible for you to just be going. in there feeling like nobody can't have you'll be opinionated on anything. Because now you're just making music for yourself.

I always say that. That's what I always tell if you making music for you, that's cool if you're not trying to really take this shit somewhere. You're not the only person that's going to buy this. It's not for you. If it's just to sit in your phone, that's cool. But if you're going to release this shit, you've got to think about other ears. That's a fact. I feel like great music has to touch

multiple producers, multiple hands before it's released to the public. Yeah. Yeah. How? Yeah. Like, what? I'll be in the studio sometimes. I'll be like, damn, bro, you could have said this instead. And niggas be like, aye, lo, I respect it. And they change it.

That don't necessarily mean. I ain't going to be like, I want writers credits for that shit. No, like what I'm in the room for? I'm in the room for you. That's what they try to do. That's what they do these days. Like, just because a nigga throw an ID in the back. Like a nigga get writer's credit on your shit.

Like a niggas won right as credit. I don't want no rightest credits if I gave a nigga. Honestly, five lines. I'm straight. You could keep that, bro. That shit ain't. Fuck that. Give me my credit. No, I'm straight.

It's regular. No, it's regular because like, it's different because like I'm in a music space. Like I grew up around it, so I really love it. I'm not looking for no money from it, but I just so happy. You're trying to ask it. Yeah, that's it. Because that shit come back in different ways. Like, you get what I'm saying?

Like, when sometimes you go through shit and you could get your credit but you don't take it, that shit come back in a different format. Especially if they, it could either come from two places, because I always say the same thing. If I do something for somebody and they don't give it back to me directly, it's going to come back from somewhere. So either they could respect it and be like, I'm going to come back and reach back because this bar could have helped me get somewhere. Or you just put some good energy out into the universe.

It's going to come back from somewhere. It's going to come back. I feel like a lot of my wins have come that way, though. Like, when me just back, whatever, not even like tripping and shit. And then God bless you 10 times more. That's how I feel. Like if we all hungry, we all got money. But I'm going to make, if I go in there,

I'm gonna pay for it. I know it's gonna be another time if we somewhere and I'm hungry, one of y'all gonna pay for it and it's just like, nigga, you just paid last week for gonna'ee, I got you on the tree. Or if you might find a 20 on the floor somewhere if they don't.

You never know. That's how that shit really works. It's really, I feel like favors is not really famous, but even though you really returning them. Like, we all returning to favors without even thinking about it. Right. That's when you surround it around solid people.

That could go the wrong way when you're around leeches. Yeah. Facts, but you got to know who the fuck with and who the not from me. Facts. For sure, for sure. We talk about once you get to the point where you already didn't weed it out the snakes. You know what I'm saying?

Before that, you got to have your eyes on it. Right, right, right, right, right, right. We also seeing right now where I feel like a lot of the, well, the new rappers that's coming out, Glorilla, Laquilla, Lequilla, Coleret. Like, it ain't no pressure to get no body enhancing. Have you felt like, have you felt any pressure like? Because y'all are putting on for us for the petite way. I'm going to keep it a book.

In the very beginning, I'd probably look in the mirror. Not even before I was even making music. I'd probably look in the mirror like, I'm not curvy enough. Because of what I'm seeing on TV and shit. I'm like, I'm not curvy enough. But now I love my little body. Like I'm straight with my little one-two. That should be cab.

Real niggas don't really like that shit. I swear to God, real niggas don't really like that shit. That should be cab. Nigel might like that show on Instagram. Look, people don't know. understand. Nigger might might take that for one night, but is he really, really, really going to take that forever for life?

No. No. Not the majority. Somebody will, but I haven't said real niggas, they still like natural. Has anybody ever told you that you need to get it in? It'd be like little jokes.

Like, they're not telling you, but they're telling you. Yeah. You always got to take a little, you know, like, take a little salt with motherfuckers drop on the end. What's the joke, though? Like, how could you joke about that? Yeah, little ass, look at that little butt. Like you ain't, ah, your shit ain't.

You gotta take that with a grand of salt, them jokes. You're like, look at your, and they always say it like, smile, look at your little little shit like that. I'm like, fuck. It's not funny, niggas, stop looking at my ass. What you were looking for? I must look good enough for you to even look though. Like the face card must be alright because you wanted to look to see what was going down

in. Like, am I pretty niggas? Real niggas still care about face cards. Yeah. I hope y'all know. Niggas don't even be knowing how that can be taken as disrespectful to. Yeah. Like, no, I ain't going to let.

I really don't give a fuck now. That's why I be cursing niggas out so much on my life. You shouldn't. When you're in the spotlight, like once you, that's what I would tell people. Like, once you get to certain aspects, bro, when you do, when you do in the public eye, if you do music, if you rap, podcasts, whatever. Once you're in the public eye, you've got to have tough skin with this show. You're going to be at home crying.

That's why I was, I was just saying to my son. Like you better love yourself now and don't make these people feel like this is the time to love you. Because you will change. Yeah, you can't. If you don't love yourself before you get money, you have to. You have to. It's going to be bad. You got to know who you are before you come into this shit.

That's a fact. I think that type of shit start at home though too because it does. That starts little. It does start at home. You got to teach your daughters like do not have your happiness be based upon external influences. Like it has to start within you or you're going to look up. You know, now we're in this internet error and you get all. all these trolls and people disrespect you.

Because they're motherfucking fake pages to be bots. We don't respect box. Right. You're a bot bitch. You know? Right. But at the same time, they could be saying some shit to be like, damn, that kind of hurt. Right.

Yeah. And then you know what to fuck you up. You motherfuckers ain't on shit, though. At all, because they're watching you. Right. You at all, I don't know you, but you definitely watching me typing crazy. You already won. You on my page typing.

I won. Because I would never come to your shit saying anything. Anything. That's crazy. I won. What fuck you mean? You feel me? Straight like that.

Yeah. Now we all go through the motions and, you know, sometimes we might be a little discouraged. Have you ever, well, how many times have you quit rapping? Never. Never. That's right. Period. When you really love this shit?

Never. Yeah. You feel me? I might have had my moments to myself, but I would never share that to the public. So my fans. My fans probably sitting here like, even if it's 100 motherfuckers in the room and I only got 10 fans, out that full room and I come out and I be like, I'm sick of this shit because the full 100 ain't supporting me.

That few things going to be looking at me like, bitch, what about me? And you might not realize who life you say this. Exactly. You could say that and you could be the last hope for somebody. You know what I'm saying? Your music could be getting somebody from day to day. And then when you just announced you quit,

they're going to be like, that was the only person who was keeping me strong. And she quit. And she quit. So what I'm going to do? No, you can't keep that shit pushing. That shit keep. going. And when you really love this shit, I tell people all the time. If I didn't make another dollar of rap, I would still be doing it. I don't do this shit for money. When you really

love this shit, you're going to do it. If it's a thousand people there, if it's 10. You're going to do it. That stage person just always feel like, you don't get to fuck corner. You black out anyways. When I'm going to stage, I black out anyways. I don't even see nobody. I got to record it. People got to show me. Yeah. Yeah. People say I look them dead in their face. That she'd be like, I didn't see you. Facts. I don't remember none of it. My own family. If not, you get your stage. Right. Well, if you're too focused on exactly what's going on, like, I ain't going to lie. Before I get on stage, I don't know if you're the same.

Before I get on stage, I'm shaking. I'm shaking. As soon as I get out there, it turns a whole different person. No, so a nigger, when I said that out there. No, that's different with this. I don't know this different. Maybe because I don't love this shit, how I love rapping. Like, I love pocket.

It's cool. I just started this shit. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I love it. So, like, when I get on stage, as soon as I get out there, but no, but that's before. But soon as I get here, black out. You just turn into a different person. It's more lights.

It's more like the stage is intimate. Yeah. Right here is spot on. Right. So it's a little different. And they could just get awkward. On stage it's not going to get awkward. I got me and it's Mike.

I'm controlling everything. Right. It's not going to get awkward unless I get awkward. And then you got the instrumental in the back. Regardless of the fact, it's always something else that could distract the audience. Nothing else could distract the audience. And it's all that energy you could feel out there. With them, it's just us in these cameras.

When you're on stage, all the people in that energy, And they got to realize they hear for you. It's not just four cameras. Yeah. It's a hundred more fun. Yeah. And they hear for you. Right.

And they know the words to the shit. It's just a different feeling. Different feeling. That's what it's like for me interviewing. Like the moment that I fuck around and forget my name. Like that's fire. I think that's kind of fire though because you love it. I'll be ready to stomach growling.

It'd be all type of like I get. No, that's how it's all tripping. That's how it be. Before stage, I'll be in the back. The stomach rat. You're like, you're good. Bitch out of all anxiety attack. I was performing.

It was my first performance in New York at the PlayStation Theater. And I remember I had a room and I went in the bathroom. It was a shower and all that. And I was like, so people do get bubble guts before the stage, right? Mm-hmm. Because there's a shower in here. I'm like, yo. No, I got to think about this thing because I might got to go.

Now you're thinking too hard. Yeah, you think it too hard. But I end up using the bathroom, though. But I thought I had to. It was just my butterfly. That's how it would be. Yeah. But once you get out there, I don't know what it is.

It's a switch. So you turn it to a whole different person. It's just another half. Like she was saying, it's another half. You just turn into the other person. Once you get off stage, you be like, Dan, that was me? That's exactly how it would be. Speaking of performing, what was it like doing Rolling Loud in New York?

That shit was hard. That shit was tough. Like, I love that. Walk us through the day. That's your hometown. All right. I, say less. I got.

See, all right. Boom, that's some LA shit. Yeah, we do that too. We do that too. Yeah, before I start, Ars start. All right, look. Yeah, we do that too. We said that in New York, we'd be like, all right, so boom.

Ah, ah, ah. You know what I'm saying? Wootty woo. Wootty woo. Blase, Blase. Wutty who, woh. Wasee, blase. That's what we said.

All right. All right. So, boom. Woopty wop. Blase. I had to go again. For sure to I, so boom. I do that every story.

Keep going, though. I got my little shit situated, got glamped up or whatever here, makeup, everything, whatever, start making my way to the arena. We got out there, got my little credentials and all the lines. So now I'm like, yeah, got my face on them all fucking blacks and shit. Everybody walking around with the Langer's switch his face on me. Everybody walking with Big Gate, the Lola Brooks Supernandez and this motherfucker. My niggas feeling good and shit.

I'm feeling good and shit. I'm thinking about when the fuck I get on the stage. They talk about interview, interview, interview. When the fuck I get on the stage? So we get our little trailer, we vibe up, we get our little vibes together. I stepped on that stage. I'm like, shaking. I'm like, yo, what the fuck?

I'm like, I told my DJ, I'm like, yo, just vibe up the people playing shit. I'm getting ready. She's playing her shit. It's to the point. I say, yo, cut that shit off. I mean, like, what I'm up? Fuck that. Like, I got up on the stage.

And, yo, that shit felt so good, especially in my city. My first rolling loud in my city. Yeah. I'm like, yo, New York. We finally fucking made it. They start screaming because I felt like they understood, like this shit wasn't overnight. Like, I worked to be here.

I start seeing motherfuckers running to the stage, because you know there's a lot of stages. I see motherfuckers running to the stage. Fuck, they running for me. Oh, it's late. I started going crazy. I was going crazy. I said, nah, put on some pops.

We're doing this for pop too. Fuck that. That's fine. That was cool. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. That feeling was crazy.

I'm excited now. I want to go. Yeah. Did you cry? I don't think I cry No, I cry when they When they hit me and said like, yo, rolling out You ain't never cried after getting off the stage yet?

Nah. I ain't gonna lie after. Not yet. I think I'm gonna cry when it's like something like crazy Like a stadium or something. Yeah. Like I cry if I'm on main stage Like summer jam or some shit like that

That would make me good because that was like my first That was the first Mika is my favorite artist So that was my first time ever seeing him in person. And that moment, I was like, damn, I got to get on that stage. And I never went back to Summer Jam after that. And I always told myself, I'm not going back to how I'll touch that stage. It's something about that adrenaline, though, that's like running through you that for some reason, you're not even able to cry.

Like, in a moment that you were crying, you're so happy. I just went up on that motherfucker. I just went up on that motherfucker. It's just like a mixed emotion thing. Like, you don't know how to feel because it finally happened. Right. Have you received any recognition or anything from anybody that you, like, looked up to growing up that you just couldn't believe, like, dang, this person. Yeah, meek.

I couldn't believe it. He was like, yo, what you're nervous for? Nigga, I know your lyrics. Oh, this nigga said you know my lyrics. That was, like, 2017, and I still was stuck on, ass-out, just looking stupid. I'm like, huh? Oh, my God. Nigel, he's looking at me like, man, this girl.

They like, yo, take a pick with meek. I'm like, like, say you meek, I'm like right here. Like, yo, bro, take a pic. I'm like, he just told me, you know my lyrics. I don't think you understand what going on. I've been watching him. Yo, when I was at high school, I put everybody on to me. They didn't know who he was in my school.

They kept saying, like, what you listening to? I'm listening to this new nigger. He's going to be big. I'm telling you, watching when he go crazy. They're like, ah, whatever. Like, paying me no mom in the lunchroom, walking around, blasting it, rapping the lyrics, all types of shit. Then he went crazy

And every time I came back to school Everybody would be like You put niggas on man Was that on this time when He told you he knew your lyrics Without your first time meeting? What, what you mean? Was that you and me?

Yeah, that was my first time ever meeting him Oh, talk about that Were y'all meet at? It was in Philly actually Um, damn, what we went out? I think he had a God, what did we do? Oh, he had a show

It was meek and friends or something like that, if I'm not mistaken. And then we went out to the clubs after something like that. I think we got there late because we was coming from New York, so I didn't really get to see the show, but I still got to see him. We went to the club or whatever. And he was like, yo, what's up, Lo? Like, I fuck with your shit.

Like, you hard. I know your lyrics and all that. And I was like, yo, Lo, you're all right. Like, what's up with you? You're moving like. Because I got stuck. That's the only nigga that could make me stuck because that was my motivation. Like, I felt like if he could do it, I could do it.

And then it's the same nigga telling me that I could do it. I already thought I could do it because of you. But you telling me like you could do it. That's right. And it just made me feel great. Did you ask for a feature? Recently, like probably like two weeks ago, maybe three. I was like, yeah, we was in the studio.

I was like, yo, meek. Nah, I got a serious question for you, bro. He was like, what happened? Lo, you straight? I'm like, niggas, when we're going to get in? He was like, I got you. Like, I got you. We got you.

We got work. No, we're going to work. We got to work. I think he said something about his project. He was working on a project. Something he said. He was like, so we definitely got a word. And I was like, all right.

I just set that shit on publicly, bro. So. Now you got to. Your words. Stick to it. You got to do it. The people's going to be looking to see that collab, bro. I'm just letting you know.

Sorry, not sorry. You fuck with as much freestyle? Oh, yeah. You're on in Philly? What he said? He said, you know, I'm from Philly. I'm greedy as fuck. I like the lingo.

Like the lingo. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. That shit was hard. No. Meek do a great job to me.

on like especially he already go crazy but when he be on other niggas tracks on other niggas beats is like that's hard you know I like shit like that that's how like big he was like when he got other people he tapped into other people's shit it was like that shit was hard he got a real

yeah he have a real unique type of voice too that it's like I just feel I never heard nobody else just flowing sound like that right right right right like you know when it's me facts what was the it was like a Polo G challenge you did when you was

you was going through traffic. Can you talk about that day? Because like I always just assume that like traffic is just fucking crazy out there. And if I'm in traffic, I just got off work and I look over and I see somebody shooting a goddamn video while I'm on the way home. Man. So I did the record. Then I was like, yo, if I put this out, I got to put like a little nice little visual for it. You know, and especially it's not my shit.

So I can't half step it. So when I did it, I was like, yo, matter of fact, me at 40 duce, we're going to go crazy. I don't go fuck if it's packed out there, bro. We're moving through traffic. Like, this shit can't be stopped. That's how I was feeling like, who's bad? Like, this shit cannot be stocked in a New York minute.

It'll get crazy. And I just was moving through traffic, and that shit was hard. That shit was hard. I had fun, though. Were you nervous at all? Hell no. Because you knew that shit wasn't going to move, huh? Nah, I like crazy.

I like crazy shit. Even like, and some of them shit, they was type moving, but I just was maneuvering in it, like rapping, looking, and still traffic. We used to traffic. Like, I could cross the street with my eyes closed in New York City. Like, you know, oh, shit. That's a B-15 bus coming. All right, cool, don't cross.

Like, I don't really need to watch the grocery street in New York City. I know the vibes. It was a vibe, though. Would you be down to do any, like, uncomfortable type of shoes we've seen? I forget if it was Cartier or Meg, who had the snake wrapped around her? I love you. I want to do a video with some gators, for sure, for sure. I can't do reptiles.

With alligators? Hell yeah. Hell no. What's the nigga that? The crocodile? Oh, he didn't even die from that. No, he didn't die from that? No, he didn't die from.

The crocodile, honey? He didn't die from that. He died from the little shit in the water that, uh, shoot out the spears. It's, it's a stingray. There we go. Manta, Manta Ray or a stingray one of those. Yeah. That killed him.

I know exactly you talking about. The Australian nigga. Yeah. Yeah. You know, talking about. the little shorts and a little brown shit. Crocodile Dundee. There you go.

You like that? There you go. All right. I see you. You know who we talking about? You know what we're talking about? No, I'm just thinking about the sting race. Yeah, the stingway.

They tell, it shoot out, you know. I can't get that off my mind right now. Yeah, that nigga died from the stingway. Spirit him in his chest, if I'm not mistaken. Yeah. God bless his soul. That's crazy. Rest of peace, them.

Yeah. But you down. I ain't fucking with the stingrays. The gators, I still wouldn't fuck with the gators, though, for sure, for sure. But do they be trained or something, or do they not eat people? And then, look, see, the thing, they, I think they'd spit you back out. But, see, the thing about gators is, like, you can't, if you train a gator, you're a bad motherfucker because they can't be tame.

They'll turn on you. I didn't see some documentaries where some dudes, like, he lived in the water with the gator and it never ate him, but it tried to eat his wife, though. So, like, he lived in the water, though, so the gator knew him. So, like, you can't really train them, but, like, it's a little small. Oh, a nigga live in the water. I swear to, I'm going to find a documentary, and I'm going to send you the link. She's a guyter, so she know.

They're best friends. He lives in the lake for like 30 years. You know what I'm talking about? Best friend, yep. He is a best friend with the gay. And the gate is so relaxed with him. He'd be in the water with the gate. And he'd be talking to, he be talking to the gate and all that.

How close have you been to one before? Have you been close to one? No, pretty much it's like the zoo. That's right. I'm not fucking with no gay men. So how close you want to get to a gator in the music? I want to go close, like, how close we all? I ain't pet no gators.

She said as close as I could get. Close as I could get. Oh, my. I want to, like, rub on it and shit. Not the gator, hell, ma'all. Yes, I love crazy shit. Like, I love, like, wild shit. That's definitely wild.

Like, see, my gangsters, like, it's not necessarily, like, violent. It's, like, shit, like, people scared the dude type shit. That's my, that's what they did. You own some evil-can-eval shit. Yeah, like, I'm a dare. level type shit. Like, yo, I jumped in a, oh shit. I jumped in a 14 foot deep. It wasn't a lake. It was a pool, but they made it look like a lake. It was at, um, dad, what's the amusement park water park? I think it's called Mountain Creek. Anyways, I jumped

in that bitch. My mom's was like, looking at me like, you can swim? Like, I went to, I went to camp for swimming. Oh, okay. So I thought I was Gucci. I jumped in that motherfucker. Oh, I told the life girl come get me. I said my body locked up. It was like, I was scared. Nah, I thought I could make it. I started laughing, though. When I went down, I looked and I said.

It was because when you jumped and you went too far in the water or you was too far out from land. Like, what was it? I was too far out from land. My body was like, that's a workout when you swimming and shit. That's a whole workout. So you got to be prepared. Then you got to realize I didn't understand that

When you jump in the water, that impact right there is a lot on your body. So your body are already like, ah, you're putting a lot on me. Then you gotta swim. Oh no, my body said, y'all, bitch, you think I'm playing with you. Did you panic? No, I didn't even panic. I know they're gonna. I was like, just come get me.

I held my breath. I was like, I look, I promise you, I smell. I think that's, they banded me from that area because they probably thought I was making it a joke. I wasn't, I think I was nervous. That's why I did smile because I didn't want to overrereact. I didn't want to overreact. So I was smiling and laughing like, come get me. And then I was like, I held my breath and I just went down.

I waited there like that. I'd be having wild-ass dreams about me drowning and shit. And I just have to wake myself up. I won't play around with my life like that again, though. I don't even fuck with that much water at once. I thought I had it. She said I thought I had it. I thought I had it.

Hell long. Yeah, I thought I had it. Hell long. I ain't have it. What other, like, adventurous things have you done since I know you said you like doing wild shit like that? I did a trust for in my video in Dummiami. I fell back with a U-Haw truck until everybody hint.

I'm on. So it probably was like, how high up it was? It was the biggest U-Haul truck. Now she fell off the back. The big, the big shit. Like you could put a motherfucking, let me see. There I'm looking around to see what good. Like some, like big, like big shit. Like you could fit like 10 couches in here.

Because you was performing on top of it at first, right? Yes. On top of it. I remember. And then I trust fall back for office. Who I did was that? Mine. Oh, no.

And you trust it, all them niggas. I trust those the games, man. They got me. That's like you niggins get to talk to me. They got me no matter what I'm falling off. That's like those trust exercises where you fall back into the person or arms. Yeah, but she like put in time. And then it was an impact when I came down too.

It was like a. I'm sure. I was like, oh shit. You really fucking impressed me. It was a, it was a, it was a, it was a, performance you did like one of those block things when the mic is just down. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. And you hopped off the bike. Oh, that was, um, that was block work. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. You hopped off the bike and just got right into action. Yeah, I told, I don't know.

I don't know what the fuck I'd be thinking about, but I just wanted to have fun. I told Gina she would bust her eyes. I would watch her watch. I would have bust my whole ass. You just did it so like, just like just so gracefully and then your hair just still flowed and laid just right and tacking in the place. Or did you try that multiple times? That one was the first take. And then I did it again. Just again. And then I was like, I was like, no, I used the other shit, that shit, real.

Because the second one was perfect. Like, I didn't even really, I jumped off and I ain't even really. Yeah, the first one you like stumbled, got your shit. I liked the stumbled on it. You know, got right in it. Yeah, the other shit was perfect. They like, I ain't going front though. How do you even just jump off and then?

That shit was perfect like that. I said, I don't know, bro. I guess I wanted that. No, that shit was hard That shit was hard I didn't see any Rap beef or any beef with Lola Brooke with anybody Now either your team doing a real good job

Of keeping that shit off the internet Or you're just a cool bitch That people don't want to get into it world I'm just a cool motherfucker I'm just cool But I mean I'm saying though I'm pretty sure it's people that be talking shit about me Yeah

But if I ever find out That's how the world work Yeah She said if I find out it's up now. If I find out it's up. Like, I'm that-ass serious. Like, I ain't playing around when it comes around to Big Gator, Lolabrook, whatever, which one you want to pick. I'm going crazy.

You ain't ever caught on, like, sneak disses, no subliminal tweets or anything. I mean, like, people would say, like, little shit. Like, people would try to make me look at little shit. And I'd be like, you know, my fucking. Yeah. Because then they're going to, even if they is, they're going to act like they not. Yeah. So you got to wait till they really address you.

Because if not, they're going to make you all the way. of like the bad guy in the public eye. If it ain't directed, it ain't respected. Yeah, you get me? And then some people just be wanting some type of drama. That person probably ain't even talk about me. But somebody just want to see us go at it just because. Just because they probably go back home and be like,

Lowell Brook fire. And then somebody got their pick. He's like, no, such and such fire. You know, that's how that drama go in because they want to prove to their men. Like, megama, right? She smoked up. Facts. That's how that go.

How you get linked up with Billy? Oh, yo, so crazy. Shout up to Kamikaze Ka. He, from the 90s, he put me on the billy. He was, he put me on the billy when he was locked up. I used to just be on the phone with him all the time. He used to be like, yo, you, tap into Billy B, bro. And I'm like, who's Billy?

He's like, just tapping up. I'm like, aye, I'm going to pull it up. I was like, all right, cool. I'm like, all right. I ain't think nothing of it. But then I start really tap. Because I'm on the phone with him. I just look real quick because he needs something to talk about.

So I'm like, let me just look with my brother that has something to talk to him about. But we got off the phone, I tapped then tap, And I was like, no, I'm jacking her. Like, she's hard. Is she from out there? Yeah, she from East of New York. So, Brooklyn. I met Billy at a studio session in L.A.

And, yeah, so. Oh, yeah, Billy was out here in the way. One of my things is, like, I make niggas rap. I do cyphers and shit like that. But it's not like on the West Coast. We don't got too many females who go crazy. Like, we seeing what's going on in the South and how y'all, you know, y'all should have been. Y'all been talking like this.

We don't got that out here. So when I met her and heard her voice, I'm like, Dang, you hard. You know, tapped in, looked at her shit. And then I found out she wasn't even from out here. And I was a little hurt. Yeah, because Billy was out here. Yo, one thing about Billy, Billy going to get to it.

They don't matter where you put Billy at, she's going to go crazy. And she's going to be herself and being her element no matter what. That's why I fucks for her so much. Billy hard. Billy is hard. Shout to Billy. Y'all on that song together was like the perfect collab to me. It was perfect.

I felt like, yo, when I did this, when I did this, I kind of did sleep on the song, though. And I was like, man, I put Billy on this shit. Billy going to go crazy. Like, because I was sleeping on the song, and I was like, if I said into Billy, Billy Energy, she going to make me be like, nah, come on, let's do this shit. You know that shit back? Yo, you know. Like, the fans were saying some shit, like, yo, y'all need to collab and shit like that.

I think that might happen, though. We didn't even. It won't be a bad thing. That's my girl. That's like my sister. So it ain't really just music with me with her. like she pop out to my birthday dinner with her kid like with tutor like you get me like it's different like that's my sister like even if he wasn't doing music I still show up for her y'all just

got that one track together or was more in a vote um we got that track and then we did a song with another artist with me and her his feature thorny but it just never came out and that was like shit probably four years ago type thing that's it before we got about it here I'd actually messy question. What so? I just want to know if you're single. Yeah. Oh, because you said you only focused on the bag.

I'm singing. She said no distraction. So what is it going to take for a nigger to just like come and just sweep you off your feet? He got to let me do my thing. He got to bring shit to the table musically too because I ain't fucking with a nigga that don't understand what I got going on. And then he just got to make me feel secure or protected. Like that's it.

Like I like, I just want a rough neck. nigga on a tongue. I really mean that. Like, I want to feel secure. Like, save me. I want to be like, like, Princess Peaches or something. You know what I'm saying? Like, oh, just, what's the other princess? Mario, Shuddy. Peaching.

I don't know. Y'all talk about new bitches? Nah, Mario and Luigi. It's just her name just Princess. Princess. And it's another one. I think her name just Princess. Shout out to Princess Tiana.

Yeah, I want to be Princess and then had like two niggas gone crazy and you get me? And I only pick one always. Like, that's what I want. Okay. But right now, fuck you, niggas. Like, I'm trying to get my bag up. Y'all niggas ain't helping me get this shit going.

Are they in your DMs wasting your time? I don't even know because I don't even be replying some time. They might try to waste my time. But I don't even let them get that fall. And even when they think they wasted my time, I'm really wasting their time. She told you all, no distraction. Yeah, like. Well, go ahead.

plug whatever you got going on. Let them know what's next. Where can they find you at? Listen, Lola Brooke and this bitch, Big Gator. Don't play what it is out right now on streaming platforms. I got some new shit coming out. This exclusive. I ain't even speak with the guys about this.

I got some shit coming out November 18th. Here I come. You already know the visual is going to be crazy. Tap in. Spotify, Instagram, lola. dot brook tabby. Well, thank you for coming up to No Jumper and chilling with me and almighty suspect. Thank you for having me.

I have fun. This is cool. This is cool. I like that you're very, I don't know if, you know, if there's just your personality or if it's like, you know, your team and shit, whatever the fuck is going on. It's great because people come and they'll sit down and they'll be on that, like, cool shit. And, like, that's so difficult to get through.

Yeah, because it don't, yeah. Like, it's like, help me help you. Like, we're here for each other. Yeah. Like, real talk. We're here for each other and we had to come bring a vibe so we could dish it out to the people. You definitely have a vibe. And the fans want to know.

They want to know stuff about outside of the music. They want to know your vibe. Get to know the person that they listen to every day. Right. And that's important. You got to take care of your people. Yeah. So fuck.

You're going to make no money. You definitely a vibe. And this is probably like one of my favorites. For real? Yeah, because you just, you talk it though. It felt good. Like, I felt good here. I felt comfortable.

Like, I'm chilling with the game. Yeah, I'm chilling with the game. Yeah. Now, don't fuck with the game, you heard. Because now they just stint me, don't fuck with the game because I'm going crazy. Don't play with it, don't play with it, don't play with it. Don't play with it. Straight like that, you heard.

All right, y'all. We'll see y'all next time, Gina views. We out. Gr. Gr.