No Jumper - Lord Adrean on Instagram Wrestling & Getting Kidnapped by The Cartel

Episode Date: March 29, 2021

Lord Adrean talks about his outrageous wrestling pranks, going viral, going to wresting school, bringing something fresh to the traditional wrestling, and how he got abducted in Mexico but luckily managed to escape! https://www.instagram.com/l0rd.adrean/ https://www.instagram.com/jermantho_/ ----- CHECK OUT OUR NEW SPOTIFY PLAYLIST https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5tesvmDS8h50LkjnSAWMOs?si=j6sJD6DkR4mk5NZZWnlK7g FOLLOW US ON SNAPCHAT FOR THE LATEST NEWS & UPDATES https://www.snapchat.com/discover/No_Jumper/4874336901 CHECK OUT OUR ONLINE STORE!!! http://www.nojumper.com/ SUBSCRIBE for new interviews (and more) weekly: http://bit.ly/nastymondayz Follow us on Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/nojumper iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/no-jumper/id1001659715?mt=2 Follow us on Social Media: https://www.snapchat.com/discover/No_Jumper/4874336901 http://www.twitter.com/nojumper http://www.instagram.com/nojumper https://www.facebook.com/NOJUMPEROFFICIAL 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

No Jumper, coolest podcast on the world. And today we're taking a little trip down the wrestling road. I'm going to allow you guys to introduce yourselves. Let's get into this. Right now? Sure. I just get it. Me, yo, what's up?

It's Lord A. I'm Germantau. And you guys beat the fuck out of each other on the internet for a living, huh? For a living, yeah. Interesting. Let's talk about it. How did this begin? Five years ago, I was just like, I just like wrestling.

But I was only doing music, so I'm like, damn. So, you know how that was going. You like wrestling, like you really liked it? Because I've known people throughout my life who were like crazy hardcore wrestling. Yeah. You were that. I was that, yeah, like, never missed an episode.

Like, I was on it, like, had all the toys and shit, everything. And how would you describe what it was that you liked about wrestling so much that really got you into it? Dang, like, it was our family. Yeah, the beat down, too, clearly. But, like, my family, like, they had that on. We was babies, like, in my grandma's hand. Like, she was just watching it. you know, just caught on.

I was a huge wrestling fan as a kid, and then my parents made me stop watching it because I kept going into fights in school. Who was your favorite wrestler, bro? Hulk Hogan, Ultimate Warrior, Jake the Snake, a million-dollar man, Ted DiBiase, to a lesser extent, Virgil. You know, there's a bunch of motherfuckers around that time.

Dusty Rhodes. Sergeant Slaughter, a whole lot of, like, Hulk Hogan villains at that time that I thought were pretty badass. Well, yo, you're not an HBK guy? What is that? Sean Michaels, bro. What are you doing? But wasn't the HBK once he,

he became the heartbreak kid once he went to WCW, I think. I remember, but weren't they the Rockers? Yeah, him and Monagent, yeah. Yes, that was their original group and that was the era that I was paying attention.

Then he became that afterwards, I think, yeah. You gotta respect it, though, you can't leave him. When you bring it up your favorites, but don't leave him out, man. No, he was pretty badass. Trying to keep this table clean, man. I like Mr. Perfect.

You don't remember Mr. Perfect, man. Mr. Perfect was a prick. He was not perfect at all. He was a total asshole. He spent the gun mouth, though. All right. I remember being just so fascinating about a million-dollar man.

Like, this guy is this rich, and this is how he chooses to spend his time? Like, just beating guys up in the ring? The belt was cool. The bell was cool. The bell was fucking lit. No count. Million-dollar man was Donald Trump, though,

before, like, before Donald Trump even existed? Like, they predicted his existence of, like, well, I guess not really. He was still alive that, obviously. But, okay, so you were always around it. Yeah. But how did you start actually doing it? I just went into like the movie theater and was like, bro, let me RKO you.

And I just RKO'd one of my friends. None of the people that you see now, they wasn't around yet. Like this was five years ago. I was just in the movie theater like, bro, I'm for an RKOio your shit. Then I just did it on camera. And then boom, we just, it actually took a minute for it to like skyrocket. But yeah, that was like two years later. than it got on ESPN and shit.

It took two years for it to go viral? Yeah? What the fuck? It was, no, it was, look, when I was doing those videos, when I did it the first time, and I was just doing the music and stuff, that got the most, like, likes and views. And I'm like, oh, these niggas weird.

So I'm like, all right, cool. We're going to do it. We did it, like, every major pay-per-view, like, WrestleMania or Somers Sam. Like, I didn't just do it to, you know, do it. But when we kept doing it, they was like, bro, let me see, let me see a pedigree or let me see

more moves and I'm like these things want me to wrestle What's the trick to doing those kind of moves Just in public? Like wrestlers are doing it in a ring That has a lot of bouncing give to it You're over here just smashing people onto the ground like on the basketball court

Yeah What's the trick? You just do it There's no trick You look like literally You know okay look so look If you got slammed on your back Right here would hurt right

For years weeks Yeah and same thing Just build different. You'll just build different. You just believe in it. Yeah. I guess, yeah. No cap.

If you believe in the power of wrestling, you'll just find a way to survive. Yeah. I hear it. All of that. Were you influenced by like underground, like back alley or like backyard wrestling? No, not backyard. Look, I found out about that late. It had nothing to do it.

I didn't even know it was called backyard wrestling. We like, we took it to the public because it's like who could do it there. We was doing it in Walmart. We didn't even do it in Walmart yet. It was like McDonald's and fast places, and it was only like two moves. And then it started building like, yo, let's just go on all these places

because we're like, when I found out, okay, they're not going to ban me. They don't even catch us half the time. I'm like, okay, the most are going to do, like even the boys, as soon as we get in anywhere, I'm like, all they're going to do is tell us to leave. And we already did the video. It's over.

Like, they can't do shit. They don't know me. We don't even live here. So we just do it. go going about our business posted and there's no hope that we just say oh it's going to go borrow it doesn't we know what numbers we expect you feel me do you uh but so you never had a situation

get more complicated in terms of the law being pissed off about it or anything you wasn't here for this one we was in a sefco the gas station we did it like we hopped on the counter like the store like across the street they was like they caught the cops three cops pull up they walk in there They see, you know that twisted tea? They got smashed over there. Yeah, we did that.

We reenacted it. Okay, okay. Yeah, so there was tea everywhere, like all over the ceiling. He came in, he said, were y'all fighting? I'm like, nah, he saw the team, man. He said, what's that? I said, you know what it is. He called on a walkie talk.

He was like, yo, they're not fighting. And then he just said, y'all going to clean this up. I said, yeah, and he just left. Like, it's on video. Wow. Yeah, so. And we, yeah, cops come, like we do it in the street. cops come they pull up and then the same dude he got called twice he came he was like oh my god

just hurry up yeah i like that you got in trouble at one place and then he went across the street did the exact same thing again yes and he was like oh just hurry up because at this point they really don't care we're just we could be doing so much to more shit we're just like fighting each other in public we ain't breaking nothing we break our stuff i'm not a menace i mean it's very like attention getting but when i compare it to like a lot of the people that i know or interview and like what they might have in the car at the gas station, you guys are probably not their biggest priority, I guess. Yeah.

Yeah. Nah. They just want us out of there. Yeah. Type shit. But so, okay, what made you not want to go the traditional wrestling route? Like, take hell of steroids and just get big as fuck and then go join the WWE and stuff? I definitely took the wrestling route, not the steroids part, but I went to school.

I went to wrestling school. Yeah. Oh, you did? Yes. As soon as I left high school. And where'd you grow up again? Colleen, Texas, like, Fort Hood by Austin and shit. Right.

Look, we did it. I went to the school. It cost too much money. I couldn't afford it at the time. Because, you know, I'm like, I have to come drive 45 minutes, three times a week, and still, like, try to make money paying my bills. And I'm like, that ain't working. And then they actually, they do not fuck with me.

I left. Why didn't they like you? Because I left and went viral. And then I got booked. We, like, my team now, we all got booked for. for like a famous promotion for like the independent scene. And then, yeah, they were just like, I try to go back to go get some more school stuff.

They were like, nah. We don't fuck with you. Yeah, they hate it. Yeah. The old dude was hate, like everyone, they was like tip writing. Like they fucked with it. They were like, yeah, bro, that was hardcore, where you're having so much fun.

I'm like, bro, I'm trying to come back. They said, no, you don't. And then, yeah. Because, I mean, in wrestling is that the kind of thing where you're very much expected to, like, go through these years of hard work. And they don't like to see somebody to just sort of like pull a snut and like jump to the to the front of a lot of people in mind.

Exactly. Yeah. Straight like straight like that. We just went straight in. Crazy. Okay. So you start putting it on Instagram. Is that like or okay, you said you got booked for that one thing or whatever. But with wrestling school, then how did you sort of, that was before you like started to really get on social media and shit? I was, yeah, I was a little on social media. But when I went to the wrestling school, they wanted to like, they wanted to close it. didn't want me to do those videos no more. They're like, you can't do these. Like, I don't know.

They have, they're weird. I'm like, if I'm doing all this shit, I'm bringing attention to y'all. Like, we got all these followers and all this, like, attention. Like, we're the only people who got on, like, ESPN except WWE, period. And we're like, okay, the stuff that we're doing, like, we have no rules. Like, babies get hit. Grandmas get hit. Babies.

Yes. How? What happened? It was just a baby? Bring the hood all up. Slide little kids. Like, yeah. Really?

That's cool. I'd love to see my daughter get into wrestling. She's four months. You think she's old enough? Bring her. There's no rules. In this world, okay, in the rural world, you know, GTA, five stars. I go out there, slide a kid, I'm out.

But for some reason, like, when we turn on this camera and we say, yeah, let's just start filming, there's no rules. Anything can happen in that moment. Like a cop could try to catch us, and he's getting super kicked. He's not. Archao him. Yes. Like type, yeah.

Do you ever see 6'9 Arcadio in that girl? That was like a big thing for him back in the day when he first started going viral. I think he pedigreeed a girl. Oh, that was that, yes. Yeah, we've seen that video. Someone sent it to us. What did you think of it? It's kind of jacking your star.

No, I'm not. Nah, I don't know it. You couldn't fuck with it. I don't know him, bro. I don't know what that is. We saw the video, but it was just like it was wise. All right. Yeah, that's a wrestler.

No, that's not, that's not, he did it. He did it. Yeah, he did it, yeah. Okay. Yeah, what's, like, the most awkward encounters you've had with people when they do catch you? All right, I guess we already talked about the cops and stuff, but I just can't, I can't imagine, like, what people think when they actually see you guys doing this shit in public. Have we had on with you yet? Because I have it about, like, three.

Named. When I was in McDonald's, I had a, female, like, walked in there because her food was taken too long, and she just whooped my ass. When, like, the referee, he was high as shit, so he didn't even come at the right time. So when I'm, I got Stone,

you know Stoneco Stunner? Uh-huh. I did a whole backflip. Like, she hit that bitch for real. Like, I, boom, I hit my knees, then I hit my back, then I'm flipping. Then I lay on top of the ref. He slid in at the wrong time.

And then the manager coming around the corner, he said, yeah, what are y'all doing? I'm on the floor. I'm still flipping. Like, I'm still trying to, to get up. I look back and then everyone left. They got in their cars and drove off. I'm the last one in the store.

I have to deal with a grandma, a manager. Everyone yelling at me. I'm just like, y'all. Wait, but so you don't have a code of everybody has to stick together when you're doing the wrestling? No. You literally get out. So this is not like gang-bang. If we didn't ride together, if we didn't ride together, like if we all took

separate cars, because the ref, he was on probation. Okay. So he can't. He was not fucking with it. As soon as he heard the manager, he got up and he ran. I'm, as soon as I stand up and turn around, nobody there. So I'm like, I'm getting yelled at by like, this is old ladies. See, my, my kids are in here and he's autistic. Like, nothing, nothing was going right that day, right? It was the worst situation. What is your team like and how did that develop and what did it start out like?

My team, okay, so. If you watch the videos, there's a lot of people you see over and over in the videos, particularly like when you say the ref, I've seen this ref. Yeah. Okay. Just like any other. other team you got, you know, there's people who come and go, right? The people I got now, like him, he's our high flyer. Like, I'm 250. When I'm doing these flips in the air and I hit the ground, I'm 250, like, crashing.

I hate it. Right. So now that we got this guy, yeah, he's a daredevil, and he's been solid. Like, people who want to, on our team now, they just want to work. So. How'd you find him? How'd you reach out? I was at a gas station shooting and music video.

He had a car, a red car. He was like, bro, let me in. He hopped in the music video, and then I looked at his Instagram. He had a pool. I'm like, yo, fuck, bro. You got a car at a pool? I fucks with you. Yes.

And then, yeah, I said, bro, let me take some pictures, bro. I'll pay you. He ain't even charged me, man. So that's one big. That's BFF for Life right there, but that's it. Now, the other dude to hear, he's this dreadhead guy. He was supposed to be here, but his flight was today, so he had to go. Okay.

I met him. I used to do them dance. videos. I was doing a lot of shit, bro. What are we talking? You were dancing? 2018 and 19. Okay. Yeah, and I was linking up with him. He was with this dude that, that, I'm not name drop. No name, no name job. He was with this other dude that, why is everything, fuck it, the

why is everything Chrome guy? He was with him. They was all like in a group, and we all was linking up, we was dancing at Walmart. And then I was like, I need someone to record. He was recording. And it went from recording to coming in front of the. Cameron and he's a wrestler and he whoops ass too everybody in a group whoop ass and yeah the girl there's this girl in a group too we whoop her ass she gets her ass who gets her ass whooped a lot right yeah she whoops our ass too it's all even in society there's kind of like an expectation that women aren't gonna get beat up but those rules don't they don't apply no they don't apply bro how many girls my ex got beat up in the videos

everyone gets beat up on olia gets her ass high foot to jaws like some food are good we live yeah we buying food after though so Anyone in your life is pretty much like it could happen. Yeah. You could get tossed up in this ring. Even if there was like, if somebody was like, bro, I got a belt for you. Everyone's getting it. Right.

Yeah, dude. Because you were just telling me that you have a guy in your DMs right now, trying to get you to pull up to go after his belt. I don't know what belt this is or how this belt is considered anything anyone would care about. but dude when you bring wrestling and you have a belt look if you hit me up and my dm was like bro i got a wrestling belt you're not mad enough to take it bro you're like you're literally just like bagged my hood wow you just bagged in my hood bro but does it matter what the belt is no i don't give a fuck if it's a Gucci i fought for a Gucci belt wow oh my god

dude i don't care what it is that's such a good idea to make a wrestling wrestling belt sized Gucci belt? Yeah, and then we just run up on them. Yeah. Like, we don't ask no question. Like, they'll send him like, this dude, if I wanted to, really, if he dropped the location, he didn't send no ad of yet. If he really dropped the location, we

would literally just slide on them. That sounds like it could go badly, very easily. Yeah. You know? That's his problem. That's his problem. His homie across the street sees y'all running up in his house acting crazy, wearing fucking thongs and shit. And he's just going to be like, what are you doing? Like, that's my friend. I'm going to shoot you.

Maybe he's not telling everybody on the block. These wrestlers are coming and we're going to wrestle for this belt. I would be confused. You would? If you've seen this as just like... If I saw you guys in a little wrestling shorts and you were like running up on my neighbor's house. Yeah.

With a referee. Yeah. And the table. Well, okay. With all that, maybe I would react a little differently. But I still feel like, you know, an extreme reaction would still be a reasonable reaction. Can you believe that we haven't had.

had any issues within these past five years. That's what I was going to say. Nobody's ever tried to fight you. Well, they, they want to, do they really want to hop in that? I mean, I don't know. I just look, in the videos, I just ripped, we just ripped somebody's leg off. And saw that. And the people, they was down, they was like, yo, bro, bro, you need help?

I said, come on. So this is just an amputee who wanted to get down. Yeah, who wants to, if he wants, no, no, no. He got his ass whoop. You really ripped his leg off, though? Yeah. And his draws kept, we didn't know his leg, I didn't know his leg was like that. That was a surprise.

Yeah. And then when we, when we pulled his leg, I'm looking at him. We're just like, we're still mad. We're like, fuck. Then we just kept going. His draws around. I'm like, oh, well, let's. Because it's just my assumption that a lot of amputees are kind of bitch made and

like would not really want to get their leg yanked off in a fake wrestling match in public. He said I can't perform there no more. He dead ass said that I was like, bro, then the dude didn't turn the lights off I'm like, yeah, dude, it's not your fucking day. This is not for you. He's done. Yeah.

If you book us, look, if you give us a heads up, like, yo, come here, whoop this guy's ass, say no more. Really? Yeah, it's that quick. Wow. Yeah, I thought, yeah, home girl, when she came and got us outside, she was like, yeah, Adam got the table ready.

I was in a whole different outfit. I was ready. Oh, really? Yeah, but you were standing up in your swag clothes shit so swag clothes is that what this fit is called yeah um no i didn't even know that we i definitely assumed that we were going to probably do some wrestling by the end of the day although like what what would be your recommendation of the kind of thing that we should do that me as somebody who has never

wrestled and does not want to snap my vertebrae in half could potentially be involved in put them to a table yeah you can get put through a table yeah the safest way though that's the safe way yeah or you can uh you can climb on top of this cage and drop a elbow on us. Wow, that was pretty fucking high up. That's not high.

I mean, six feet. It's weird to imagine because it's like, I know that I could probably, if the ceiling was higher, I could probably stand on top of that and jump off and land on my feet.

But the idea of landing sideways like on my rib cage slash elbow is kind of freaky to me. Dude, you're not made for this. He's not build like this. I take the midst on daily. Maybe we can build up to it.

I don't need to go that high to start. Bro, shaking me. Yeah, bro. I hired it better. So talk to me from your perspective when you link with him. Like, how do you actually, were you super into wrestling prior to this or what? The first video we did, it went, what? It went pretty well.

11,000, like 11,000 likes. It's a lot of views, but. I did a big jump on my first video, so that's what really, I just kept going from there. What were you doing before this? Before this, I moved to a new house. I was doing music a little bit, but I didn't have the right people, so I wasn't really going anywhere with it. So then I just started wrestling.

And wrestling, that's where I stick to now. Now I'm moving up to the music stuff now. Okay. So, yeah, like what happened to your music dreams? Are you still pursuing it? There's, uh, this wrestling, I've been using this to feel that. We ain't got no label. We got, I got a couple hard features with, like, I would say local, local famous artists,

like in the Arlington area. Okay. Like before they blew up. You heard of Big K, BK. BK. BK. BZ. Splurge. Oh, I know, splurge.

I know, yeah. Yeah, that was my first, well, Sensei Molly was my first feature. You know her? She's tight too. Yeah, that was my first, my first two, like, features. And then ever since then, we just, I've been, I'm smart with it. Like, I have everything just, like, stored up. And then I release it when I need you.

Like, the music video, we got, we just wait until we go viral again. We go viral. We're like, all right, let's drop it. And then we let it go. Yeah. And we go viral, like, at least, like, two times a week. How does it usually happen? Like, what the viral?

Yeah, who seizes upon it and, like, decides. We just posted in like some videos that we don't even think is doing shit. It just, they're like, oh, we never seen this before. Like, we did a bowling alley one. I saw that. I didn't even think that was funny. I thought that was rushed. We just walked in that bitch and was like, yo, we apologized.

Well, he apologized. He just said, yo, dude, I'm sorry. We just went over there and started fighting and went through the bowling pins. And then we posted that bitch, my mom was like, well, shit. And I was a little worried because I was thinking like, is that bowling thing going to come down and just like? We thought about it. I was just like, just let it. Yeah, I'm just, I didn't know what was going to happen.

I'm, again, I didn't want to go in there. My mom always has the story that she brings up that when I was like seven, eight, nine years old, there's some shit that I was like really upset about how WrestleMania went that year because I think it was the year that Hulk Hogan actually got his face burned with fire by like, I think Sergeant Slaughter, like one of them dudes that was basically like on the side of the Iraqis. And I was really like upset that like Hulk Hogan's face. got burned or whatever. My mom was like, Adam, it's not real.

Was his eye black? It might have been. Did that happen? Did that happen? Like, his eye was, was it like blacking out? I think it was more like he had like a burn on his face. This is like 92 or some shit. And my mom told me that it wasn't real and I was so upset that I cried my eyes out. What would you say to a kid? You wouldn't tell him that it was fake. No. No. We broke a kid's arm, but Instagram fucking removed it. I'm still blocked from live. Really? We broke a kid's arm and his nose was bloody that we posted that and then they was just like they was I'm like I thought when people get scared and do that I'm like I thought wrestling was fake like well why y'all bitching like why y'all bitch made you know it's fucking yeah y'all said wrestling's fake and we're just wrestling right so we did I mean his arm was broke you know it was a little bent up yeah but there are certain things that you just can't throw on on Instagram they're crazy about blood and they're crazy about like things that just look gory I wouldn't

thumbtacks. Oh boy. On Instagram. It's still there. Like, I have bloody noses. I think it's because it's me, though. Right. The little kid, yeah.

We knew it went too far. When I saw it, I was like, damn, this is our most viewed video ever. Like, it passed Eliminate video in two hours. And I'm like, damn it. It's got 22,000 likes right now. And then the little kid, he was so hurt when they got deleted. He said, why are you deleted? I said, bro, you're that damn good.

That's all I could tell. I said, bro, you're that damn good. Like. But you really? broke his arm. Okay. Yes. He broke his arm. Um, that's tough. What, you guys get stuff removed consistently or? On TikTok. We quit fuck TikTok. Oh, TikTok is too crazy with the violence on. I'm, I'm, I'm, bro. No way getting through them at all. There's like, I know, like, our stuff is new. Like, you know, it's different if they were to deal with a lot of people that's doing the same shit. Like,

you know what? They're doing the same thing they're doing, but we're the only people who's, doing that stupid shit. So they're like, you know what? We don't even know how to handle them. Let's just delete the videos. I mean, TikTok is trying to create a world that is so different than the actual world. Like, they want you to believe that this is what people are like. Yeah, they want to, no, I was telling my people. I'm like, yo, they want us to be a specific way. They want us to be on their dancing. They want us to be holding a phone like this and going into the mom. I'm like, bro, they want you to act a certain way. And I'm like, bro, we get on here in play fight fight. That's what we're

going to call it. We get on there and play fight they take it down but people go on there they making all these like they can do racist jokes and weird stuff and I'm like okay so this can stay but we can't play fight. And I'm like we're actually doing shit that's talented you feel me

they're getting laughed at and just you know faking shit and I'm like bro like I don't get it we actually linked up with people who like who do all of that like I've seen I've seen like every type of world that I wanted to see. I saw the TikTok world.

And I saw how they're later. I'm like, okay, they're not much different from us, but I don't want to be that. We don't like TikTok because I'm not a meme. We actually like just go around like whooping ass and we have an end part. We want to be in a company. We want to be signed. We don't care which one it goes.

If music, look, you never know. You know anything can happen. Something can randomly blow up. Cool, we'll take the music deal. Someone says, yo, come to WWE. We'll go to WWE too. There's no difference. What is not a meme, so I don't like TikTok.

But how do you reach out to the WWB, or is it more like you're probably more likely to get signed to a smaller one and build up your reputation there? People follow us from them. And I'm like, okay, like, you know Randy. I know you know Randy Orrin. He retweeted my shit. Really? Yes. On overtime, like all the little house of highlights, they always post our shit.

And, yeah, that's what I'm saying. Like, why we ain't, you know, they all watch my stuff. and they have a rival company called AW. You heard of that? You did? I've heard about it a little bit, yeah. He was just on there, like, fighting. Really?

Yes, and they, like, the people who own it, some of the owners, there's a lot, there's about like seven co-owners, and there's a real owner. They all follow me, and they talk to me. I met them in person. That's one of the people who, he booked me for the show. For the little independent.

He's like the king of independent. Right. So if you're in a wrestling school, That's your dream. Like, that's your WrestleMania. That's where we went and did that. So I'm like, okay, we do all this shit. When we was over there, they were yelling,

like, people in the whole room chatting Walmart. He's getting crowded reactions. I'm getting crowd reactions. Like, everyone's going dumb. The paramedics, they're scared. I'm like, they act like they never see a shit like. Yeah, they thought I had a concussion. I wasn't moving.

I actually didn't get a concussion. It was a minor, but it wasn't really severe, you know? I'm squeezing hands. I'm like, bro, leave me alone. Do you think that the WWE, because like to me it seems so obvious that's like having a wrestler who just blows up off social media is the kind of story that would probably bring a lot of people in that would be very marketable. That would be super easy to work. If I work at the WWE, the same way that like if you have a rapper who is really like gets famous for something like from doing it themselves, like if you're a record label, you would rather sign that guy than the guy who's really like brought up through the industry. Like, you know, like, I assume a lot of wrestlers kind of are more...

I promise you exactly what you're saying. We have this conversation and we're like, we're not those people who be like, why me, though? You feel me? We're just like, let's just keep going and we'll see what happens. That's how, like, we just keep making money. We do, we work. We have regular jobs. I get paid off the internet.

Well, people off the internet, like Instagram, we're still trying to get, like, monetized. We can't get a blue check. We have $200,000. Yeah, we can't. And we have, they said press. I'm like, you look at my name, all these, even, bro, there was a tour bus. There's the article.

They didn't even interview me. They got a whole fucking article about, we got almost like kidnapped on the tour bus going. I heard about this. Yeah. Tell me the story. What happened with the tour bus? Okay, so, um, actually,

yeah, I'm going to tell you those stories. So I got a phone call, right? This dude, he was like, yo, uh, we have a, we have a bus for you. We have like, thousands. of dollars, like all you have to do, do these tour days. Like they said they wanted us to go on tour. And bro, anything, if you call me and say, yo, you're going on tour, why wouldn't we

feel like we earned it? We do shit. We're like, you know, we have a good buzz. I'm like, all right, cool. And then he's showing me the contracts. The contract at first, the end result was going to be like probably $16,000, like, just for five days. There was five tour dates.

And it ended in Mexico, like a specific specific. I forgot the name. What was it? Sinaloa. Yeah. Yeah, exactly. Everyone said that. It goes down there.

And the middle was like Odessa. The first stop was Atlanta. So that was two weeks. That was two weeks. The first beginning before, like we had two weeks now to prepare. As we get down to the last, like the last day, they're like, yo, we couldn't get approved for these. We only got Atlanta and Mexico. So I'm like.

And I'm like, am I? to pass up the easiest, like, quick $4,000 real quick, and I don't got to pay for nothing. So I'm like, you know what? My manager, he's like, bro, I'm not going with you to Mexico. I'm like, why everyone being scary? Yeah, he didn't want to go. Everybody.

Everyone was in my, they're, I'm telling my mom, she's like, yo, don't go to Mexico. Like, everyone's saying, like, yo, they be doing weird shit out there. I'm like, I'm a bag. I'm getting my bag right now. I have been to Mexico many times, love Mexico. I hear shit in the news all the time that makes me feel like maybe I'm just never going to go back there because shit is really getting wild. It very was getting wild.

But when we, okay, the last thing that they got me to convince, the tour bus, it had my picture all over it. And it put my friends on there too because we all, like, it was the whole group. So the whole group was like, damn, we just got a tour bus. We, like, we're going up right now. So we're like, all right, cool. I signed a contract, sent it over. They sent me a couple thousand off rip. Like, they gave him two.

They gave me two already. So I'm like, all right, they're not playing. For real, yeah. So we get on a bus. It goes to Atlanta. Now, when I get to the bus, I see the bus driver. He came with four luchadors. Like, they was all together.

Off rip, they said they was famous in, like, Mexico. Like, they had all pictures with Ramirez. Mysterio, all the famous luchadors and shit. So I'm like, all right, cool. We get to Atlanta, right? The bus driver loses the keys, allegedly loses the keys,

and we have to take an Uber to the show. So I'm fin to go fight, and it's at a rodeo. We get there, we're not doing it in the rodeo, we're doing it outside in the back. So I'm like, I'm afraid, I'm like, why do you people like, why y'all playing with me right now? But I'm like, they just gave me thousands of dollars,

so let me keep it, let me just do this shit. I took a L too. I didn't even give a fuck. I was just like, bro, hurry up. Let this nitty win, bro. So I laid down, boom. At the end of the show, I get my cut. I got my little cash out.

I'm looking at them Hispanic wrestlers. They didn't get paid. I'm like, okay, they don't care. Like, they're supposed to be famous wrestlers and they're wrestling their heart out, so why the fuck they ain't getting paid? I'm like, all right, cool. We get to the hotel.

This is where everything gets fucked up. So the promoters that gave us a bus, right? They never came to the show. They were supposed to be. there, they never came to the show. I'm the only one who knows them. From the whole trip, there's about like 10 of us. I'm the only one who knows them. So we get there. They call the promoters that gave us a bus. They didn't show up, right? They call my manager. They say, yo, someone brought the keys to the front desk. Go get them. So they made my manager go get them.

So when we all woke up in the morning because we had to leave, we still got the tour, right? my manager has the keys and the bus driver's like yo I don't know where the keys are my manager I call him I'm like why the fuck he got the keys he said yeah they told me to get him and then so the bus driver looked like he ain't have the keys so I'm like all right cool I told my manager I said he must have thought we was going to leave him or some shit so he get down there boom give us the keys we're on the road right we're going they're texting my phone they're like yo we need you to come to Mexico right now I said I don't got no clothes I ran out they're like no we need you right now they're like no we need you right now now. I'm like, bro, I say, I are stopping Dallas so I can get my clothes, right? We get to Alabama. We get pulled over by the cops. And I'm like, here they go. They see a bunch of black people on the bus. Nah, okay, so they're like, yo, we know this bus goes to Mexico, so they want to search it for drugs. They didn't find anything, but they broke the bus. I was pulled over for six hours. It was two when we got put over. It's been six hours now. I'm in

Alabama. Like Levingston, some shit. So they fix it, right? We had a mechanic fix it. Now it's dark. We get put over again. The police was like, yo, pull over to the nearest gas station. We're just going to make sure that your bus works. So we get put over again. We go to the gas station. We get

out. They're like, yo, leave and go eat real quick and come back. I come back to the bus, right? We all just finished eating. They say we found packages of hundreds of thousands. of dollars on the bus. I'm like, they planted that shit. Because, you know, we're already in a racist place.

So I'm like, yo, they planted that shit. Like, I am going for what I'm recording. I like that theory, but also, like, me, as somebody who's listening, I'm just thinking, like, did the cops really have hundreds of thousands of dollars at their disposal that they can plant on a bus? Like, that would be kind of crazy. We didn't see it. Yeah.

We didn't see it, though. You didn't see it. Exactly. We didn't see it. Yeah. Right. Yeah. Yeah.

Yeah. So I'm like, bro, what are y'all? Like, you know, I'm yelling at them. I'm recording. Everyone's reposting it because now I'm stuck in Alabama and my bus broke. That's my only transportation. So I'm hours away from my house and we were supposed to be on tour. We're like, yo, they fucking my shit up.

Like, this was supposed to be our come up. We had thousands of dollars on the way. So, okay, cool. They did all that shit. That took about another six hours. The SWAT team was there. Everybody. Like, I got the video.

I just took it down. So everyone, they, they basically. barricaded my bus, and then they broke it again. They said, we're going to interview the bus driver, and they're telling me, they said, dude, you know, I think they're using you as a mule. Like, he's telling me all this shit like in Atlanta, and I'm like, how to fuck these Alabama cops know what was going on in Atlanta? And I'm like, oh, shit, okay, whatever.

I think the promoters called me. They only know me, right? I'm the only only who spoke to him. They say, yo, go to the hotel. We're going to get you. We'll have this fix and sort out in the morning. I'll be back on the road. So we get there.

I'm the last one. I'm walking in the hotel. The luchadors, they're at the front counter. I'm like, what happened? My name didn't work. They was like, no, no, they was in our names. We already got them. I'm like, how to fuck?

I went around the corner because now I'm talking to myself. I'm going crazy already. I'm already pissed. I'm like, how to fuck to, if they didn't ever spoke to the promoters, how they book them in their name. That's when I clicked everything to get. I'm like, oh shit. And I'm like, they didn't even get paid at the show

because this whole thing with some scandal shit. And I'm like, they're trying to get me to go to Mexico. And I'm the only one who knows about Mexico because they're trying to get me to get there so we can get that shit smuggled. They used me to do all them tour dates so it wouldn't look suspicious because I'm famous

already, mid-famous. I had a big-ass buzz. So anything that I did, it looked legit. Right. And they, I had a contract. It was legit, but they was doing shit on the outside. So, okay, I'm in the hotel. Wow, that's insane. I know. The luchadors, they, look, they always gave me my own room. Yeah, because they are. And were they wearing the mask the whole time? So, these are like, every time we took a picture, they had a, they put their

mask on. And they wanted to, they was like, yo, bro, snap up with me. They don't magically have a mask on and all this other shit. And I'm like, why the fuck this nigga keep putting his mask on? Nobody know you. But I'm like, I can't believe that you're an unwilling participant in this. And that, oh, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I love just to hear all the rest of it goes too. Okay, no, I'm going to finish. Okay, so now I'm in the hotel, right? I just found out everybody got their own, got their rooms, like the Luchador, they slept

with the bus driver in the same room. Every time I start putting pieces, they let me be by myself. Nobody was fucking with me. So I have my own room. I call everybody in my group. I say, yo, everyone come here right now. And then I told them, I tell them what happened. I say, yo, the bus driver didn't lose the keys.

He hid them and whoever picked them up, that's where they did the drug trade. So I'm like, all right, cool. They did the trade there. I put everything together. I say, yo, we need to leave now. Like, we need to sneak out. I'm trying to call Uber's.

No one drives in that area. There's no Uber, no Lyft. So it's two in the morning. I'm sitting here like, okay. And they're texting my phone, yo, at 8 a.m. Be downstairs. I'm like, fuck. So they said be at there at 8.

I left at I woke up at 6 I'm banging on all the hotel room I'm like yo get me I got I have thousands of dollars they don't even know that I have money

I look like fucked up though because you know I ran out of clothes and shit so I'm tweaking out there I'm knocking on they they are racist they really was like looking at me like I'm crazy

and that is a racist they was all looking at me like I'm just a bum and I'm tripping I'm like I have to hit the front desk up I see yo get me to a rental place I got I finally

like this old black dude he was at a gas station in this one spot he even said he said he never go there he never parked there a day in his life he always goes to that same gas stage but he never goes there he took me i gave him like 300 just to go 30 minutes up the street i got to a car rental place i had to sneak back to texas because that's where the promoters where they never came on the trip if i told them i was going back to dallas they would be waiting at my car oh yeah so i'm like all right They call them, they say, yo, where are you at? It's like, it's, hey, everyone's downstairs. They're waiting for me.

They're, like, banging on my dough. They're like, where are you at? I'm like, yo, I had to go to Atlanta. Like, back to my manager because y'all too hot. Like, y'all too hot down there. And then I couldn't post on social media. I couldn't do nothing. Everyone blowing me up.

And then we get back to Dallas. My car's still there. I thought they, like, told that bitch, because we were stuck long than we were supposed to. And then fans, they hit my phone. They like, yo, you win. You in, you in, it's some shit over there by Dallas. It was by that area.

They was like, yo, we see a bus. They just abandoned it. And the bus driver, his family hitting up my whole group. They hitting up the female artists I got. They was all in her DM. Yo, you see him, blah, blah, blah. He ran to Mexico, wherever the fuck he went. He just, like, disappeared for good.

Like, he gone. The driver. Yeah. He's just gone. Yeah, he gone. Because they are, they tapped all of our phones. in Atlanta. They knew what the fuck they was doing. So that's why they was waiting for us in Alabama because they was waiting for the bus to go through. The cops somehow. Yes. They

knew we was going. Well, how did Alabama cops know what was going down in Atlanta? They told me that. When I got to the hotel and saw that, I'm like, these motherfuckers is playing with me right now. The cop was telling me it's on, I have the cop on video. Like I have every story. It's just, it's not 24 hours it's gone. He said, yo, they're using you as like a meal. Right. The bus driver literally put, like, he hid the keys in Atlanta. And I'm like, I look at the stories again, and I put everything. I was like, damn, this cop was in my face telling me these dudes was like using you,

give you a fake tour and everything. Like, they were just using you as a meal to get all this shit across like the country so they can get it to Mexico and they was going to keep you in Mexico. Yeah, that's the question. What were they going to do to you out there? Nobody wants to find out. That was the end point right there. Like, who would want to find out what happened?

They have crazy-ass graves that they'd be finding out there full of people all the time. They'd be, like, having these apartments where they have people just, like, chained up and shit. You hear about them busting these places all the time. I wonder if those guys were from the cartels. If they were going to Centioloic on the sense. It had to be that because they wanted, look, I got everything. And I was like, I don't care if my phone tap, like, if they watch, they don't even know how to work Instagram like that. I don't give a fuck to tell the story or talk about it.

I ain't say no name. I don't give a fuck who it is. Now, when we looked up the names that they used, right? They actually used a real company of the people that live in Atlanta. They're based in Atlanta. They were real people, but the people who we were talking to, that wasn't them. They were using someone.

Yeah, and they put their brand on the bus, and that was a real brand. Like, everything was so fucking real, but they was doing shit on the outside. that's crazy it's not fair honestly that sounds like a really good movie it is a good movie except if it was gonna be a really good movie it should probably like end differently like you probably

should actually end up in Mexico and end up like you know captured for a while and then you get out yeah maybe I could I just want to know who made the fucking like they made an article they didn't know one talk to me if you type up my if you search my Instagram name up it says indie wrestler bust hostage and I'm like and they didn't talk to you. No, no one talked to me.

There's two articles. I looked up my name again on Google and there's some other shit. What the fuck? They even got a win and law sheet for me. I'm not even I'm like, bro, who's doing this shit, bro? I'm really surprised that that story could have ended

so badly for you either by ending up in Mexico or the cops not believing you. Yeah, because they try to get me to say that that bus was mine. Because all the packages, they were smuggled in the diesel tanks. Wow. That's why when I saw them break our shit, I'm not, bro, I'm on the outside of the bus looking at these dudes like lights flicker and I'm like, bro, they just broke my, I just got this

bitch. Because I was thinking I'm like, no matter how racist or bored these Alabama cops are, it seems kind of excessive for them to spend like eight hours on the side of the road ripping up a random tour bus. I just thought they were trying to like stop me, bro. You know, like it seems like there has to be something for them to be like really searching it that thoroughly. anything though. That's what made it worse. It was that well hidden. Yeah, they didn't find the end note because they didn't have the tools to get to where they needed

to go. So I was like damn. So when they came up out the bus after searching it and told us after six hours and it was dark now that y'all can go, I'm looking at them like bro, you fucking dumb, you just broke my bus. We can't go

nowhere. He broke it, so we had to call a mechanic. But in their head, they're like, we don't give a fuck if we broke it because we know there's some shit man. Yeah, and then they followed us again. They made us pull over. But if they would have just like pull them to the side, like the first time, instead of saying, you know, we ain't fine shit, y'all good to go.

We're just going to get the mechanic. Y'all going to be back on the road. That's how they, you see what I'm saying? Like, that's how they ended off. They didn't pull them like, bro, we got, we know some shit's up. Like, they're doing, they're sneaking you. And I didn't even think, and look, why, if there's famous luchadors over there,

why am I the only one on the bus? Right. Exactly. Why weren't they on the bus? They're more popular than me. So I didn't think about none of that shit until we got to the hotel. Wow. I know. Scary. Was it hard to like get back to normal wrestling life after that?

Bro. I literally was like, I was literally like forced to just go back to normal. Like no, no time. Like the next day, probably like two days later, I had to do a video. I had to do a photo shoot. I'm just like, these motherfuckers, every boy. I was looking at all these people like repulse. They had like, like, probably.

2,000 reposts like on the stories and shit everyone like yo get them help this everyone calling my phone then the next day when we make it back no one give a fuck I'm like wow that's crazy all right cool then I'm just back and then my mind had to like adjust back to normal because I'm like I almost just got kidnapped and now every time we get on a bus we like if they ask why do I got a gun and shit I'm like y'all ain't like why why not like I'm I'm gonna bring everything I can. Like, we're gonna be a whole fucking military on the bus. Like, I don't care where we go.

Like, we just ain't playing that shit. I mean, at least in the future, you're gonna be a lot more street smart about those kind of things. But it's like the kind of lesson that you would never be able to learn unless you, like, went through something like that. It's like I said, bro, if somebody was outside right now with a private jet

with your face all over, you're not gonna question. You know you. That's what I'm saying? I'm like, so after that, I'm just like, yeah, I don't really fuck with people. We've been flying out here, linking up. I'm out of my uncle Alex over there. Seeing this up and shit, yeah. Child, ain't nobody cool.

But, I mean, that's the crazy shit about that is that, like, you know, like, if you're a rapper, like, the business of being a rapper is that, like, you're going and you're doing shows down south. A lot of times for sketchy-ass people who are potentially involved in illegal behavior, And you got to somehow get in, perform, and get out and get the money. And it's like, you know, if you're dealing with, you know, if you're performing at, like, super official clubs in L.A. and stuff, it's whatever. But if you're fucking playing in these random-ass places and stuff, it's like there's a lot of risk involved with it.

And, like, you know. A lot of risk. We wouldn't necessarily know that the wrestling world would have intersected with that. Bro, it's like, it's only because it's, what I'm having to say, bro, we brought the culture, bro, we're going to bring the culture back in the rest. It's so fucking dole. and boring. If we get in there like all these shit that we do

on Instagram, I was just like, bro, imagine if we did that shit on TV. Their ratings would be up. I'm like, bro, I wonder why they keep looking past. And they don't want to, because no one ever just came off the internet, you know, the rappers and stuff like Bad Bunny and Snoop.

You know, they go on WWs. They're already famous and whatever, but no one has made it off the internet as like a wrestler and just said, you know what? They just kept training And fuck it. Let's just go get them in. If I was Vince McMahon, I would write the story so that you are like, like, the cartel has, like, allowed you to escape for a week to wrestle or some shit.

I would make it so that, like, that whole thing was, like, way more dramatic. And, like, you somehow, like, you know, the cartels have just released him to America to join the WWE. And we're just bad asses as, like, whooping ass. Like, and, bro, even if we do get on TV, I feel like the same rules are going to apply. Like, we're not going to be following. like actual rules. We're really fend to just be whooping ass and shit doing the same thing and breaking

the rules and throwing little kids over the barricade, whooping their ass too, getting somebody's dad, giving him a kick in the mouth. Like, there's, it's a ratings, y'all. Like, yeah, like, we, I'm a bad guy. I'm not a good guy. Right. So you are a heel. Yeah, I'm a heel, yeah.

I like that term, bro. He's, bro, pounded, brother. He knows what the fuck going on. I'm deep in the game. He don't want it. I saw, you know, I always kind of, like, regretted that I, like, got into like rap and BMX and stuff because if I hadn't found other interests I probably would have just been like a wrestler guy like I know not like doing it but like I have so many friends

like throughout the years who like they have their like small group of buddies that they watch wrestling with and they talk about it like the biggest geeks on earth and it's I was kind of hated that I never really became that you know it's cool though like there's it's so like entertaining we know what it is but the stories and shit like the conversation is it never dies you know do you love like the wrestling culture per se though like the actual like the world like all the people that you're around when you're doing this kind of stuff or like the actual wrestling right yeah you know like the world of promoters and underground wrestling and stuff like that like is that part of it that you love yeah and it's like it's weird because it's always like bits and pieces of like wrestlers

like this month right it was a dude from a dude from a dude who's with Chris Jericho, like in his group, like fighting with him every week. But he was in Walmart with us like fucking shit up and breaking tables and shit. So I'm like, okay, a wrestler does this like every two months, like a new one. And it's not bad.

It's like, you know, they are reaching out. But I'm like, okay, if your wrestlers here fighting with us, we clearly got potential. Like, we're not just bullshit. So I don't know what the head people or the, yeah, I don't know what the fuck going on. I think it's just like, they've been doing this for so long they have this like super set way of the way that things are

supposed to go and what people are going to want to see and it's hard for them to necessarily like understand that shit that they haven't tried could work because i think that they they just have they have almost like too much analytics like they know like this is the body type people want these are the kind of characters they want they got people they got strong people They got flying people. They got just people brawling. I want to bring the fucking like the brawling like going going crazy. Like we could be doing street five.

Like we can bring a lot of like actual shit to wrestling. Like we're literally going to make, we made, bro, we made that shit relevant. If you go to my comment section, you can literally see people say, yo, I don't even watch WWE no more, but I look at these videos every day. They diss them. It's like a diss song. Every time we drop a fucking video. They're dissing every wrestling from me.

Right. And mad that they're not signing. So like y'all don't got a contract yet. I said, bro, y'all keep asking me that. But do you think you would really want that contract once you're like actually on tour, a huge part of the year and you're actually set in doing that? Like, do you think that would actually make you happy? Because you have a lot more freedom right now, right?

Yeah, because even, um, me and the boys, we're like, we do want to get somewhere. We want to get somewhere with it. And if they bring us into a promotion, like, they're going to get mad because, we're not going to be just thrown into a mix and we're not going to just be throwing pancakes and being a little happy boy like we're there to like actually do shit we don't i'm not saying like soon we get here throw a belt on us and make us the head of the company but we're going to actually like we want meaning so wherever we go like you can't just yeah you're right about the

contract shit yeah i wouldn't even but you want to do it to at least prove you can do it you know like if you do that for six months or a year and then you decide i don't want to do that you shit anymore at well at least you like have been through that experience and you've proven to the overall industry like I'm capable of actually doing this shit I think one big one big fight just one like um Vince or whoever they could bring it up someone in that the resting world will call me out I go up there and just one like one big ass match and it gets built up correctly my boys we all jumping them we're breaking breaking in like the company going crazy and I think that would be lit other than us just being on the screen every week.

We do want to do that, but it's how, like, they have to do it right. I'm not really going to take it. I'll literally rip a contract up. Right. Definitely. Side note, do you have a Cuban doll tattoo? Yeah. Can we say it?

What's it all about? No, it's right here. It's probably a little faint of it. It's there. Why did you get that? She was the first, like, famous person to, like, interact with me. She don't block me too. Can y'all do that?

She blocked you? She has me blocked. No, this is when Tato, though, when Tato was like walling and shit. It was Tito. Oh, wow. So this is the I kill people era? Fuck, yes, it was. Damn it.

I was trying to go. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. We, no, we was like, even, like, she sent me a show when she was in Dallas, and I was just, like, no fucking way. This one I was, this was just me. So we get in our little SUV.

We drive out there. And then she showed. me up, we did a handshake, and I'm like, I don't even know her. And we just did a fucking handshake, bro. Best handshake your life? She shook me up out of bloods, bro. Wow. And I did it.

Wow. Yeah, and it was clean. You think about, like, power bombing her? I'm not touching Cuban, dog. She could, like, elbow drop me or something, but I ain't. Maybe one of these girls that you're on door with, maybe they could be up- I need her to, I still need her to unblock me, though. If you saw Tato, would you be like, hey, let me RKO you for the internet?

No, I need to talk with Tato. Really? What do you think that would be like? Bro, I'm not going to lie to you. On P.D. I get, look, look, you know what? I get it. You know, everyone, Chicago, whatever.

Guns, but, bro, one-on-one. Come on now. You know what the fuck. You know what I'm saying, dude? Like, I could put 20K up there. I'm clearing out any, like, there's no rapper, dude. Right. They're not, though, bro.

Like, I get it. You know, they're hard with their little guns and shit. Come on, dude. Tato to me seems like someone who He don't got it in him No, I was not going to say that I was going to say I think he has it in him Pause

You think he hasn't in him? I just, I don't really see Tato Like when he screamed at 6'9 I kill people In that moment I felt like he wasn't lying He can kill people But can he

I don't think he's actively killing people No but can he like You know you I think I don't think you get what I'm saying He can do that But can he do that this. I don't think he can wrestle.

Fuck the wrestling. One cage, all hands. He got me blocked by Cuban dogs. She's tattooed on me. I'm mad. You would... That is kind of fucked up when you think about that.

I got a tattooed on me and I'm blocked. Bro, the dude, bro, he's laughing, dude. Like, be professional, guy. Who is that guy? I don't know. Josh? Hey, Josh. You should power bomb him also.

I'm thinking about it. I'm not showing. It's there. No, it's there though. It's there. Do you believe it's there? I mean, I guess, yeah, sure. It doesn't sound like anything that anyone would lie about. Thank you. Did you see when she walked out of here? Yeah. I was watching, I was like, bro.

I was like, I said fuck at him, bro. I play around too much. Quit pissing off my home girl. I feel it. She still got me blocked. Yeah. Well, she locked a bitch in a cage, allegedly. She did? Oh, you don't know about that. I'm going to leave that alone then. I'm going to give her a pass, bro. She's okay.

Tell her hit me up all. We'll talk about it. She gets it in, apparently, allegedly. What are your worst injuries from doing this? Because I've seen you guys do stuff where I'm like, wow, he was just an inch away from knocking his teeth out. Did you see my back? No. We all, bro, I'm not from to count.

I'm going to show you this video, all right? So my, bro, my backs, all of our backs are just like fucking out of there, bro. Hold up. Where's this video? So they threw me like, they threw me corner to the corner of an air hockey table. Oh, wow. Back first. No protection.

Ouch. Bro, see when I, look. Oh, Jesus. And that was supposed to look like that. No. It was a little. Look, this is him. Oh, God.

I know. What's the worst one, though, that, like, made it so you couldn't wrestle for, like, a long period of time? Nothing. Nothing that actually stopped you. That was the worst one, and it gave me, like, a little pinch for, like, a week. I thought I was paranoid. When that happened, I actually was on the floor. Like, this nigga just paralyzed me.

If that happened to me, I think I would be paralyzed, yeah. Yeah, anybody like, anyone that, yeah, that's a paralyzing. I would never do it again. Right. But I'm like, damn. And then we got on ridiculousness because you saw that one where he landed on his, like, neck. Right. We don't get hurt.

Right. Somehow. Yeah. But do you look at, like, it's kind of crazy. Think about like what happens to wrestlers over time where, you know, you just keep pushing your willingness to get hurt and you keep getting older. It's easier to get hurt. And then all of a sudden you're at WrestleMania and you're diving off of a fucking 40 foot platform onto the ring and shit. And it really is like this, you know, like your career is just destroying your body after a point.

Like that's the whole thing that happens throughout your career is just killing yourself more and more, right? Yeah, but I'm 23. And I'm not, look, I know when I, I know when to put stuff. down. I'm not going to sit here and I probably will, but the shit that we're doing now, we're not going to have to do it again. We already did it. I went through thumbtacks.

We landed on our backs. We landed on our backs. It doesn't even hurt no more. Like, we landed on our necks. Backflips go wrong. You spend any time in the gym just to prepare for it? No. We don't even rehearse. We're literally like,

yo, okay, this, this, this, go. And There's not even a mistake. We just did one on Rodeo. Oh, wow. Yeah, we just deal one out there and we just did it. The cops were just fucking with us. That's why.

Cops didn't care. No, they was following us being weird. Oh, really? Hell yeah. Like every corner, they're on a walk, talkie. Hey, bro, they just went down the street. I'm like, bro, get your weird ass on. They just carrying the table, so they know something's up.

Yeah, because on Rodeo, there's so much crazy shit going on. People getting robbed all kinds of wild that shit right now. Oh, yeah. I don't even know nothing about Rodeo. People keep getting jacked for their expensive ass watches over there, which is like, you always kind of felt like Beverly Hills like shopping areas were sort of immune

to the sort of like hoods that are like 20 minutes away. Yeah. Now in the quarantine, motherfuckers are getting robbed over there. Ain't gonna rob us. It's not having it. And no,

if they do rob us, it's just record it. I don't think they'll rob you, but I think the cops were probably looking at you like there's a good chance you're about to rob somebody. Damn, what a fucking... Six foot, what is it?

What is it? 12 foot table? Yeah. Twelve foot table. We're just carrying it. Broken and left to do. Eight foot. It was an eight foot.

Oh, yeah. It was a $70 table. We just broke it. Who would you like to collab with in terms of videos and stuff? Like, is there anybody in particular you could see yourself doing some action with? Bro. Okay. Action.

What does that pertain to? Like, who, like, what group of people, like, category-wise are we talking about? Like, artist or anybody? Yeah, I mean, I would love to see you put BFB the Pac-Man through a table. I would love to see you. I can get them on my shoulders and. and we can make this happen. I don't know what kind of shoulder strength you have.

That's about a 400-pound guy right there. Is he really? What was like three-something? Low of 300. Dude, I can get on my shoulders to throw him. He's a husky postal worker. But I would like to see it. Yeah.

Hey, tell him, bro. Set that up, bro. Even, bro, what the fuck is this Mario-Juda, dude? Who is that? Yeah, he got to get beat up. You got to get him, yep. You want me to tap him in with him? I could.

Do it. I honestly think he might be down. He's kind of nuts. He's not. bring them. Yeah, we're going to get them on the shoulders. We could shoot for the stars. Why don't we just like get a little baby in there? Like, yeah, you're famous. You're popping. Who is the fuck? Get beat up in the ring. Who else?

Poo shiasty? Who shiasty? You're running on guns and shit? Let's see what you got in the ring. Yeah? Hey, 20, bro. I know they'll do it for 20 bands, bro. They got it in them, bro. If we just got on the street and just start fucking around, they got, I know, they're not, bro, they have fun. I know they'd be having fun sometimes, bro. They can get that shit in. It's not even fun, though.

When you get kicked in the face? We're really kick in the face. I don't know what y'all think is going on. Like there's no edits. Like we're dead ass just like going out the end. Like we're getting it in. Right. So.

I love it, man. I like the energy with it, you know. It's like I was a big fan of ECW and shit back in the day. And then it kind of felt like that energy like didn't really like all of a sudden. Wrestling is kind of clean cut now. Very clean cut. And they keep trying to, they keep trying to up it. But it's still on that like it's still.

like bitch-made you know like they're still bleeping shit out and they're not bleeding as much as they the blood was cool you don't have to bleed but like i liked it when wrestling was a place for offensive things to happen like this is a place where you're going to see a wrestler say a horrible thing to another female wrestler or some shit but you get it that he's the villain that's okay talking shit to the crowd telling everyone to suck it yeah oh god getting suspended from high school for doing the suck it thing like everyone is Everyone my age knows somebody who got suspended for doing the suck it thing in school. I definitely got in trouble.

Yeah. Guy Armo. Shout out to this kid, Guy Armo, who I remember got in trouble for when I was in school. Fuck. I don't know. So, like, what, in terms of, like, what you got going on right now? What's the plan? What do you, what are you excited about?

How are you going to take this thing to the next level? I feel like a lot of the people out there are going to be pretty hyped on this interview and probably tune in. But what's your personal plans? I mean like we have we have backed up videos right now I don't I don't even know like direction wise we just we literally just do this shit it just keeps growing right like I just got up another thousand right now

207 shout out yeah shout out to the whoever that follower was but yeah that's it man we're just gonna keep growing like it's either someone picks us up or we're gonna get so big or we don't need anybody that's really how we look at it When I look at it too, it's pretty impressive because you guys do so much wrestling and you'll have one post with like five fucking videos on it. And sometimes they're like clips of like the best parts from the video. Yeah.

But I was like, man, each of these could be a different post. That's pretty, it's a lot of content right there. If you can fucking watch like five minutes of people beating each other's ass. But you find that it does better as separate videos rather than one long Instagram TV? Yeah, because, yeah, okay, I don't know why. Yeah, okay. The one that I just did that had like five videos on it, that went viral.

And it went viral because it had this, this, this, this, and that. People, they all come to my page. They're new. They don't see the old videos. So there's times like we need a break. We're like, all right, just pull the throwbacks out. And then we'll put all the ones that we know that they didn't see, then it just goes re-viral again.

And, yeah, that's how, that was we used to do them every day. Now we post every two days. Like we just made that decision like two months ago. Have you thought about doing your own event? It's we need we need some strings pulled. We do we could do our own event even in our own city but people be, you know, they talk. They talk more than they deliver. They'll be like, yo, let's work, let's do this.

Yo, we can get this venue this. They never hit us back on that. Really? Yeah, a freaking event would work. We could even have we try to culture it out, have artists even come perform. Yeah, that's what I'm saying. Yeah, like, and it will be lit and that will be the main event. I'm just picturing like a massive smokeout where everybody is getting high as fuck.

And then there's also a wrestling match. That to me would be very exhilarating. That's new. Yeah, because we're, I mean, shit, because we're in Texas. I would never have thought about it. Yeah, I wouldn't ever even thought about that. But if we do that in LA, I'm pretty sure we could. Oh, yeah.

Yeah, there's some strings could be pulled. I know you, hey, if you look, one promote, you get the whole room. We're going to like put a show on. I don't even care. I look at my knees. Elbows everything. I'm going to have knee found. We're going to be safe.

He's going to be doing some crazy shit. I'm going to fuck him up. After quarantine, bro, there's just going to be such a crazy. Like everybody, it was kind of like before quarantine, it was like, you know, there's so much shit going on in L.A. That sometimes it felt like you have a good show or whatever and people still didn't really go or people weren't as easy to get hyped about shit. Post-quarantine, everybody's going to be looking for a reason to get out of the house.

I'm predicting, like, an in stained surge in cocaine overdoses and shit. Because everybody's going to be out the crib having fun for the first time in a long time. And I've seen a lot of cocaine with my couple of days here. Oh, really? Yes. Shout to Alex. Just kidding.

Just kidding. I shout him out in every song that we do, bro. Oh, really? He has a line in every song that we do. Alex does? Yes. He gets shouted out. Packages, everything.

Wow. ounces. I could give you some good shout-ups to do about this guy. in the future. That's a good idea. All right, anybody you want to shout out and where should they go to look for you? And also, do you have much of a YouTube presence

because I'm searching you up on there? Our YouTube keeps getting deleted. It keeps getting, they keep deleting our videos. I have a YouTube, but it's for, that's where we put our music. We're trying to get a vlog. Like we're going to get a start. It's going to take a little.

Like a Nelke Boys style vlog, but doing a lot of the shit that you're doing, I feel it could be huge. Just a lot of action packed in. Yeah, you just got a good team. And that's it. If we have a camera guy who's not like lazy and wants to do the vlogging where we'll be taking trips and doing all this shit. Because you got to just like in the vlog have like narrative elements to it the same way than when you're watching WWE that there's like these skits that are like helping to tell the story. And then the wrestling is just sort of like filling in parts of that.

But you could so do that in the vlog like, you know, just really be like sort of creating storylines between each other and like, oh, we got to go find this dude to fuck him up. yada yada and just have it be like kind of blurred lines between reality and wrestling shit yeah that makes no that makes perfect sense i can see the vision like before buffalo wilder was in the shit we could have just said we was coming to go get you then we found you and out yeah i feel that yeah that makes sense well i think the sky's the limit and i'm excited to see what this interview does for y'all and and where y'all can take it in the future man we're feeling we're fin to see but we ain't going to slow down like as soon as we get back to uh text we'll leave in tomorrow

We got some like We got some shit You know, wait You've been watching wrestling Yeah Like Undertaker era too Like 2000 Oh loved it

Yeah I was like Original Undertaker era But I agree Yeah like that was some of the best shit I guarantee Within three days You'll see us with Teddy Long Really

Guaranteed They got something for us out there As soon as we get back That's lit Yeah they said it He runs that school He's in Dallas I don't even think it's a school

It's some promotion Yeah they requested it I got a friend Kareem Williams who lives in Austin or Dallas, but he's from Dallas. I don't know exactly where he is right now, but he's a great guy. I would love to see you guys beat the shit out of him in some way. Maybe I could. He's out there. He's like a BMX pro too, so like maybe you can make something happen.

He can hit the ground. He can take him out. Oh, yeah, yeah. We can hit the ground. Oh, no, wait until you see this dude. He's been through it all. It looks like he's hit the ground a few times. Yeah.

All right, shit, let's get it. I'm gonna line it up. Do you look like we hit the ground? Not as much as he's at the ground. That's the same. I'm like, we don't have that no scar, man. You should be fun. You should be able to take you.

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are we good then all right that's it bro shout out to you for not being murdered by these dudes in this whole tour bus story too because that story really felt like it could only go one way but you were sitting right here so I knew it wasn't going to go that way but it was no I'm not gonna lie to you there was no and even in the contract signing there was no way that they were going to get me to go to Mexico I in my head I already knew I I said they're not going to get me to go.

I would have jumped off the bus like that. It was not going to happen. They was not going to get me to go somehow, some way. They would have shade your head and turn your arms or lichita. Yeah, they would have a shade my head. Bro, I have a peanut head too. I ain't going for that shit. A peanut head?

Yes. I never go on board, bro. I was going bald. Hey, Coolio said that too and look at him now. All right. Appreciate you guys. Much love. Appreciate you too.

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