No Jumper - Negra on Facing 25 to Life, Life in a Woman’s Prison, Female Serial Killers & More

Episode Date: August 31, 2022

Negra of Indicted TV talks about her tumultuous life, doing time, motherhood, her new life, her podcast, and more. ----- 00:00 Intro 0:14 - Eric and Christina almost crashed into an old Asian man on the way to No Jumper 2:00 - DoKnow explains how he first met Eric (aka Icon) and Christina (aka Negra) 3:45 - Negra on starting IndictedTV to interview other women who have served time in prison 5:44 - Going to juvenile hall as a teenager for grand theft auto and gang violations 6:55 - Negra on getting put on in 7th grade 7:58 - She is more gangster than her man 10:51 - Negra started smoking m*th at 16, and worries about the potential effects her kids 11:55 - Getting indicted on RICO charges 13:57 - Negra recounts the day the feds came and she got arrested for RICO charges 22:10 - Spending 2 months in federal holding in Santa Ana with no bail, 25 to life 28:15 - DoKnow gets Negra’s take on Young Thug and 6ix9ine’s RICO cases 29:22 - Negras explained in court that she wouldn’t cooperate to help keep her family safe 37:27 - Negra says she didn’t become a lesbian in jail because she always liked girls 43:14 - Behindbars, all the weirdest girls with the crazy charges were white 45:33 - Starting IndictedTV together as a couple to interview people that have been to prison 47:49 - Negra previews the story on IndictedTV about her bank robber homie who only did 3 to 5 years ----- NO JUMPER PATREON http://www.patreon.com/nojumper CHECK OUT OUR NEW SPOTIFY PLAYLIST https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5te... FOLLOW US ON SNAPCHAT FOR THE LATEST NEWS & UPDATES https://www.snapchat.com/discover/No_... CHECK OUT OUR ONLINE STORE!!! http://www.nojumper.com/ SUBSCRIBE for new interviews (and more) weekly: http://bit.ly/nastymondayz  Follow us on SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/show/4ENxb4B... iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/n... Follow us on Social Media: https://www.snapchat.com/discover/No_... http://www.twitter.com/nojumper http://www.instagram.com/nojumper https://www.facebook.com/NOJUMPEROFFI... http://www.reddit.com/r/nojumper JOIN THE DISCORD: https://discord.gg/Q3XPfBm Follow Adam22: https://www.tiktok.com/@adam22 http://www.twitter.com/adam22 http://www.instagram.com/adam22 adam22hoe on Snapchat Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Yes, sir, we are back with another interview. We're on the Duno. I don't know. This is not a show. We're just on the Duno. You feel me? You know what I mean? We're on no jumper.

We're interviewing more people, and I got Christina I con in this. Good. I can put a gun to my house so I can do this interview. Technically, it's pointed out your belly now. That's true. How was it drive? He almost crashed. You almost crashed?

Almost doesn't count in this world. Yes, it does. You almost could have not been here on the show. That's true. No, we literally almost crashed. Was it your father or the driver's fault? Well, let her say the truth and she wants to say it. Okay, so basically he's just lost in his, you know, in his thoughts always.

So he, I'm like, Eric, there's a car. Eric. Daniel. You have a stupid name. You have a very common one. That's true. No, you do two, asshole. You're like an average asshole.

Yeah, sounds good. Okay, so you have the driving? Yeah, no. The point is we were trying to hop on the express one or carpool. What is it called, express lane or whatever? Fast trackies. Yeah, fast track. And we're pulling in and there was like a little white car, Asian old man.

Yeah. And then what? You almost hit him? Yeah, he had a break and he were almost going like 100. He almost hit me. Oh, he almost hit us because he swerved into our lane. Oh, I see what you're saying. Slammed on my brakes.

You were mad, huh? Talking mad. After I clearly regained control of the vehicle, I sped up. And I pulled up and I looked at him and then I realized we were in San Gabriel Valley. He's just an old Asian. Man, it's very common for that to happen. That was kind of borderline racist. It's been a real racist time around this place.

Shout to everyone. I don't want to name drop anyone. You know what I mean? But we strictly here for Christina. Not icon, you guys. Because Christina... Let's refer to her as Negra, since that's the name she's going by. We're going to get into that, fool.

Can you let me do my job? Go ahead. I'm sorry, sir. Fat ass up. Anyways, Christina, I'm going to say negative to the fuck. Like Christina has a new show on YouTube called Indicted. Yes, Indicted TV. And I know, I met you guys about three years ago.

No, probably longer because we didn't even have the baby. You did have Cupid when I met you. He was a newborn. Cupid's what, three? Yeah. So I met Icon filming a video with Jay Blas. And then I met you shortly like, I'm going to say like a month after for another music video when the time the drone fell on the girls.

Would you say I help make you? popular by putting you in that music video that got 10 million views? No. I literally just, I think I like grabbed somebody's shirt in the music video. Like while playing dice or something, it was like you were kind of like doing like B-Rour or some shit like that. He definitely didn't help me get famous. Anyways, so I met you guys that a long time ago.

And then I remember, um, you were doing the fucking the tooth fairy shit year, right? I know. I think I just started to do the tooth. Yeah, it was like, that's what like barely growing. and then one time we're sitting down was that when I went to your house after you made me take, when I did the the photo shoot for, that's my bread?

You went to my house after that, yeah? Okay, and then we want to go eat and all that shit. No, that's not when I found out. I found out about your past when I want to go do the photo shoot with the old school backdrops. Oh, yeah. I want to go do the photos shoot.

When you've done the feed of my flea. When the feed of my flea cars. And then we want to go eat. and then you were sitting there and then we're like clowning back and forth and then you told this fool out I think like something like I'm more gangster than you or some shit like that

he's like I don't give a fuck fuck that stupid shit you know how he starts talking and doing the little wrens all bellied out editing a video that he doesn't want to edit and I was like wow tell me more about your story and then you like briefly told me but now you have indicted

and I can't hit me like hey I'm doing this shit I'm like that's a fucking genius idea but it could be a little tricky because it's a where's a case that happened before right Yeah, we're basically just interviewing people that I've already over, done and over with their time and even probation. I mainly just kind of want to interview a lot of women.

Basically, you don't hear too many stories of women. It's always fucking guys. All this fool's fucking too hard. You know, you know, you don't ever interview or, you know, or see the perspective of the woman. But the things, you know, the things they go through, just everything, they experience, you know, the cough, you know, everything. Yeah, like in that life. So where'd you grow up? I grew up in northeast, northeast L.A.

In a little, yeah, Nela. A little area called Glassell Park. Okay. So you was a guy where I used to play water polo at that pool right there. Well, Glass El Park? Glassel Park. The outdoor one, right? Yeah.

Okay, yes. I definitely played. So that's where I grew up. Like when you were on the team, what was your nickname? My name? Yeah, you didn't have a nickname? Like, they didn't call you Chapman or anything in the water? No.

What, you did swimming? Yeah, I just swimming. I played for the Echo Park Pool Sharks. Nice. And then I played all over like LaSalle. Your new name is Big Shammie from now on. Oh, I'm talking to Christina. Shut the fuck up.

All right, go, go. So you grew up in Glacel Park. Yes. And then did he ever move or you were there your whole life? Well, I moved there when I was like seven or eight years old. After my parents got divorced. From where? From like Washington and Normandy, that area.

Like what is it? Like South Central or some shit? So like Mid City. Oh, yeah, like Mid City. So from Mid City, you moved to Glacill Park. Yeah. And then you went to school out there. Yeah, I went to elementary middle school.

I went to Fletcher Drive, Irving Middle School, and I went to all the high schools around that area. Okay, so you went to every single school in the area. Yeah, every single one, like I, Giroach, Franklin, Highland Park Continuation, Ramona Ha. And then I got kicked down, and I just went to a different city. Oh, so. So at this point, you were just fucking all around being a badass kid. Did you go to Juvena Hall? I did go to Juveno Hall lot.

I went all the way to, like, almost going to Y.A. Wow. Wow. They have YA for girls? Yeah, they have YA for girls. I didn't know. I didn't know. Yeah, so I almost went to YA, but the last, I was going to, the last violation of my mom and my cousin put me in a fucking mental home so that I don't get violated so that I'm like, hey, I'm helping myself now, you know.

Okay. What were the cases you were getting as a kid? First was my GTA robbery. Okay. But as a kid, that's a slap in the wrist. Well, yeah, I did like five, six months, ten days or some shit on probation. But then I just kept violating because I got, you know, gang probation because of the air. area I lived and the homies, you know, I couldn't even be outside.

I just kept getting violated for not being home. I just not caring. Yeah, for not giving the fuck. Yeah, just for not caring. Then I had a report and shit like that. How was the relationship between your mom and your dad? For who did you live with the Glasgow Park? Your mom or your dad?

Yeah, with my mom. You think if you lived with your dad, you would have been more lockdown? Well, no, because my dad, I've never even seen my dad mad. I still would have done the same thing I did because it's me. It's, I always just run kind of my own program type of shit. I was like, I know I was going to be out of control since I was, Little. Can you remember the day you got into your hood?

I was in the seventh grade. In the seventh grade? Yeah. They whooped your ass? Yeah, two girls, two big girls. Like fat or like, or like. Yeah, yeah, what kind of big? Yeah, what kind of big?

Yeah, what kind of big? How old were they and how old were you? Well, no, we were all the same age. One of them was just like a little older, but the other one, we were the same age. I can't imagine seeing just three girls jump each other, do something to a hood. I've seen it before. I've actually seen a girl get jumped in. buy a bunch of foods.

Okay, so let's just say it's YouTube. That's what it was? That is crazy. And you were probably skinny and super small. I always was small, kind of. Like, you know, I'm probably the same height. Wow. Did she just call us two torta?

Yeah, that's what I'm saying? You got your ass me, like, okay, so you got into your hood in the seventh grade. Yeah, I got into the juice tree click. Yeah. And then fucking, what's your, what your mom say? Well, she didn't really know. She knows she always, you didn't come home with your ass be like no purple. No, I wasn't, it wasn't that bad.

Like they even. wanted to jump me again because they said it didn't get me good. Oh, wow. But were you like, you're way more gagsing than your mind, which is crazy. That sucks, huh? You know what? It's because you guys don't know how I've seen him, you know? Like, I'm not going to be with a weenie-ass fool.

I, um, I, it takes a lot, look, it takes a lot to deal, like, to deal with a person like myself, my personality, like my ways. Like, so he's like, hey, I'll be toning it down because I already know, you know? Have you guys ever gotten drunk together? He doesn't drink Oh, yeah, I know, because he's a pussy No, in the beginning. For you don't drink.

What if I had an alcoholic problem or something And I don't want to drink? Did you have that? No. I'm going to say, fucking pussy. Okay, so then, okay, so then you got into your hood in the seventh grade

And then after that is when your rap She started with, in your juvenile life. Yeah, but the thing is like, I never even really got in trouble with anybody of my, like any of my homies or anything like that. You would just do shit on your own. on my own.

Like scantless. He was like doing beer runs, fucking getting drunk. No, not like that. Like I would just. But what I'm saying? Okay, so you said GTA, right? Like, my thing.

Oh, so we robbed the pizza man for his car and his pizza and his money. That's super fucked up. That is such a bad thing to do. I know. Kids don't fucking do it. I would have been sad if I wouldn't have got my pizza that line. I would have been mad, bro. And you guys rub them like at gunpoint?

Well, we pretended like I had like a little brown bag and. Oh, wow. Also, you guys played in. Yeah, me and my friend, Priscilla. Purcello. Wow. Okay. My thing is like,

imagine being the pizza man or whatever the fuck and just three fucking Cholas come up to you. Like, hey, give me the picture. We don't even look like Cholas at all. You definitely, you were born in the,

you're from the 90s, right? Yeah, but I didn't really look like the Chola. You're definitely like a Chola, bro. You're telling me you weren't wearing oversized dickies. She had the fucking super. No,

what were you wearing? Okay, oversized Leibis. Not how crazy. 50s? Like, yeah. Damn. 36es or some shit, you know? Okay, and at the moment you're probably a what,

24 in girls. That's crazy, dog. Maybe not that big. Yeah, getting, Jay. No, because it was like the house party scene too, so we were kind of like in the both, you know? Were you having a party crew? Yeah, I was. I was in Midnight Pleasures.

I saw like super hornyish. That's a crazy era. Midnight pleasure. It was dope. Okay. But I was still me. You were still you. You were still Tola.

But you were part of the Midnight Pleasures. Yes. Okay. Dan, the night this was a wild time, huh? I was born in 2000 So I didn't enjoy like When I hear stories about your guys time It definitely

She's older than me, fool relax She's older than you're older than me By how many years? I come down fucking Only like three years too Oh wow Yeah That's like saying I'm a senior

You're a freshman That is a kind of big gap When you're going to school Yeah but you guys met after school I mean we're not after school But you guys met up We're talking about the past So it's around those times

When I mattered Okay so then So you almost hit but you get put into a mental home instead. When did all the serious shit start happening? Once I started smoking meth. Okay. Damn.

When did you have your first? I had him when I was 20. When did you start smoking meth? When I was like 16. He's a crack baby? No, he's not a fucking crack baby. I'm asking. I told him he was the other day.

I didn't smoke crack. I mean, I smoked crack. But you didn't smoke crack while being pregnant. No, no, not at all. I mean, I didn't find I was pregnant until I was like almost three months still. So you definitely smoke crack I smoked med, food, not crack. Oh, math, mad, mad, meth.

So he did smoke crack too. So he's a meth baby. But that's after. I mean, I'm not going to say that. You know, sometimes I kind of feel bad. A little meth-ass fool. Just fucked up. That's super cool.

Call that for the meth did man. No, you know, sometimes I do feel bad like, because he has eczema, right? So I'm like, sometimes I feel like he's just like because of me. But I don't like to do that to myself because, you know. Yeah, because then that could definitely fuck with you. Yeah. Okay, so all the series shit started adding up to which we're obviously

going to talk about right now. But all this shit started happening after you started smoking meth. Well, all the getting in trouble. Not going, not the hood stuff because I always hung out with my homies. I always. Yeah, you always, always, always. But everything started like, you know, once I mainly started smoking. Yeah, smoking meth.

I mean, meth. Can you remember the first serious crime you did that caught up to you when the Rico shit hit? Oh, well, no, none of it. You can't remember none of it. Well, no, I didn't, I, getting indicted, didn't like. have like nothing to do with like um like like like like an exact crime nothing oh okay do you get what i'm saying like none of it like like her charges weren't my charges weren't specifically for her yeah she were her charges weren't what the other dirt or whatever yeah like my charge like everybody

got a charge for the same thing but everybody had their own uh little charges but my charges were uh uh recititit conspiracy to racketeering and distribution of crack cocaine. Okay, wow, that's crazy. And, I mean, I started selling, but I never really got and busted for it. Okay, I see what you're saying now. Did you know what RICO man, when they told you like?

I have no freaking idea. When I got, you know, when I went to. Okay, so for run us through that day, because this is what we're talking about. Oh, we're going to run. Yeah, run me through morning until the time you got processed into jail because the whole point is that

indicted when you guys started, when you and I thought about it, what was, did he think about it? He just said from one day to another like, hey, we're going to, we're going to interview you. And then you were like, okay. He's like, we're going to start. She was either going to be a singer or a fucking host. I mean, he doesn't want.

No singer shit. Be Ike and Tina. Okay, so it might as well do the host. But were you like, damn, you're telling your story about how fucked up your life was? It's a fucking good outlet to fucking post on the thing. We argued the whole time we filmed it. Yeah, it was fucking terrible. Okay.

Yeah, no, no, definitely it was dope. I think the, the scenery was dope. And definitely do a good job. Go, go, go. Okay. So from running through that day of the day they fucking. All right. So it was like the 25th.

So let's say the 24th. I'm hanging out. We're at my house. And it's just me and my boy Creeper and across the street neighbor, Chris, right? Okay. Chris doesn't gang me. No. But he was like, you know, he kicks it.

Yeah. Is your son in the house? Yeah, my son's in the room. Okay. I have my own place. Like I live by myself. Okay. And the same apartment.

My mom moved out. And I just kept the apartment. Oh, he kept the apartment again. So it was like, um, I made fucking cup I made chocolate cake And we were stone And I was you know

So I always smoked My meth So it didn't even matter Like didn't stop me From eating or any of that shit right Okay So you were a healthy method Well I mean I was super skinny

Like I was so skinny Like I would wear size zero And I would be able to put sweats on Oh so the meds was definitely doing damage Oh no for sure I wasn't okay mentally like Like if you would see me And you didn't know me

You wouldn't really know But if you knew me Like a sick one Okay. I see what you're saying now. Yeah. So it was like, so we're hanging out, you know, they left like at four in the morning. But as soon as they left, maybe like 10 minutes later, I hear like, boom, boom, boom, boom.

I'm like, oh shit. I live like on the top floor so you could see my kitchen. You could see it. I could see like the big, the whole street almost from my kitchen. What street is this? This is Andreda Street. Andreda Street, okay. Andreda Street, 9-0-065.

Okay. So, yeah, we're, I'm running back and forth. Mind you're on the fucking, I'm on a major one. So I'm like tip-et towing from like one fucking from the kitchen to the door like oh shit right so I look and I see like it's all smoky and I see the cars like creeping like what do they do they threw bombs bombs they threw bombs to alert you guys that they're coming probably like smoke bombs no no shit no shit no shit there was a technique and technically grenades yeah okay and keep in mind they're like rating probably like 50 houses in one at the same time in one block oh no spread out Spread out like on Andreda Street probably like three on fucking Drew Street. And on the block probably like the old fucking block like in the chat man at the different. You know what I mean? Like all over fucking Glass Hill Park, Highland Park, you know.

Yeah, so they're just raiding everything. They're just rating everything. So they throw these smoke bombs did it for what? I have no idea why they did that shit. But you're just watching the smoke bombs go off on the block. Because I was like, fuck is it fucking foggy bout dick and fucking me? It's not fucking far. You're smoked all like that.

I'm tripping. Yeah, I was fucking doing bad. Right? But I was like, fuck, am I tripping? But now. So as soon as I hear like, because I live on the second floor, so you could hear footsteps like, do, do, do, do, do, I'm like, what the fuck is happening? Tun, tune, tune, tune. They obviously didn't break my door down, right? So I opened the door like, I knew Miss Cruz. And I said, I sure am, whatever, you know, so they came in and searched on my house.

Oh, so they didn't do the, no, because I think I even opened the door before. I don't really remember. But either way, fucking they broke out my door, right? It sounds cool. Damn, it would have been more cool. Like if you had like a secret hiding spot and you made them look for the dude. But you literally left them in your house. Well, yeah, because I have my son.

You know, you got to either just, you know, just because you're doing shit doesn't mean that you got to be ignorant. You got to know what the fuck you're doing. Yeah, most definitely. You can't fucking get killed. I have my little son there. Like, you know. Okay. Yeah.

No, no. I totally get that. I'm just saying. Yeah, no. As a viewer and as somebody that wasn't kidding. Raided or raided. I would definitely would have loved the more interesting story. Like, they broke the fucking door down and you had to kill.

That's what we're going to say. Okay. Didn't I make it look like that? They broke down my door. Most definitely when you did the kids. I even said it like they broke down my door. Just kidding. They didn't.

But it sounds cool. Yeah. So then they walk in and they're like, they're like, they searched on my shit. They didn't even handcuff me right away. They let me call my mom. I asked them if they could call my,

because they didn't find anything. You know, they know what the fuck it is. Yeah. You know, they just, I was just on the list. Obviously, I, you know,

I'm not going to fucking fight. Nothing. You can't fucking fight. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? Especially with the feds. Like, you can't, if you're fucking going to get indicted, bro, there's not even no fucking point. I totally get what you're saying.

So your name's on that list, but obviously you don't know that yet. But they're just, they're checking your house. But at the same time, are you looking outside the window and they're checking all your other homie's houses? No, no, I didn't give a fuck about anybody else. You were just, I'm worried about me right now. I was just, my thing, I already knew I was going to go to jail. Like, I really knew I was going to be gone. Like, it was cool.

Like, I wasn't stressed. Obviously, you know, you're a little stressed. You're overwhelmed because you're going to. through shit. But I wasn't, I was just like, hey, let me just make sure my mom, let me call my mom so that she could come in and my son. And then, and they allowed that, which was super dope, you know? Yeah, yeah. Can you remember, like, how'd you ask them? Like, hey, can I come a mom real? Could you come get my kid? Um, they were nice. They weren't rude. I guess because I wasn't. You weren't, like, trying to fight them, man. Nah, like, like, why? And, like,

spit out them type shit. Yeah, no. I definitely see some shit on YouTube and food to get rated and they're like, throw fucking, like, frying pants out the fucking, I don't get shot for some stupid shit like that. I think. I mean, shit. I mean, shit. especially now at this time these cops trigger happy like a motherfucker that shit is dangerous i definitely was it going to put myself through that yeah okay and then plus your son's there yeah so you call your mom and then what do they do you walk downstairs or they handcuff you upstairs well they waited for my mom's gear yeah fucking what was the gap that your mom got there maybe like 20 25 minutes okay and they just made you like sit down on the couch yeah i just said on the couch

was my son i was holding for were they questioning you on the couch uh i don't think so i don't think they did anything i didn't even ask any fucking questions to be honest I just know I was just like very thankful I was obviously super shaky I was making sure my son was okay I was he was like is my mom gonna be okay They're like you know how old are your son at the moment I think he was four and a half almost five Because I didn't come home to him he was about to be 11

To this day does he know what would happen Of course he knows no but At four years old it's kind of hard But he knows the story Well the thing is he's visiting me in jail Prior to that other times So we'll get into that in a little bit Okay so then your mom gets there

They let her get the kid They take me downstairs. They handcuff me. They take me downstairs. As soon as I get in the little truck, you know how they have those little trucks, the little van trucks or whatever? It's kind of like the shit that they have in New York.

Like a little paddy wagon? Yeah, it's kind of like one of those, right? And then like I saw a little homie that lives across the shoe. Like, oh shit, what's up, dick, you know? On a sick one. I was. He wasn't.

I was. No, all this is happening while you're lit off your fucking mind. Yeah. I mean, I was always lit. Like I couldn't, I couldn't wake up without having it.

Even if I didn't smoke it all day, I had to make sure I had it, you know, like in my pocket. So I guess maybe it's kind of like more like a mental theme. Okay, so then you go there and then from there, where do you go? We went to the Dodger Stadium. Parking lot. Parking lot. That's where they had the little campsite because there were so many of us.

They had like maybe like 70 something. The whole case was like 76 people. So I don't think they got the whole 75, but. 76 tootos in the Dodgers. It sounds like a regular day. That sounds like America. I mean like no jumper the other day. So then was

So then what happened? So then you get a Dodger Stadium Yeah so and I'm like I asked them like Hey what are my what are my charges And they said well you're getting Rico indicted And I'm like what the fuck is a Rico like And at the moment RICO aren't the biggest like They're not the most known common thing

Well no not really because The Tony Slam Italian fucking mob shit right Or like obviously there's people that already were indicted like 18th Street or other fucking you know like when I got to when I was already in them then I see like oh yeah we got this we got here with this whatever you know oh shit okay okay okay okay but at the moment I had no fucking idea you know what I mean

and then how long were you in Dodger Stadium before you went to probably um I don't know I fucking got there like like at 6 in the morning or something at Dodger Stadium are you guys all kicking it yeah we were handcuffed we're like seeing each other like but it's like all your homies yeah they even had like big buses like like two big share buss Like shared buses

Like two It was just so much Remember Everything's kind of like a blur Just because You know You're nervous I'm scared

I'm fucking you know I'm going through shit Plus I probably haven't Slipping fucking more than 20 For fucking hours You know So it's bad Yeah

You know I did ask I'm like hey Can I get in my jacket I have a little I was wearing PJ pants But I have a little Like a jacket

You know I'm gonna be cold Like Wow that's crazy And then from there Where do you go They sell me to Santa

Anna. And they have a what, like a woman's county? Like a federal holding for, uh, I think it's, yeah, I think it's a county, but it's like federal holding just for a federal inmates. Oh, for federal inmates. Yeah. Okay. Oh, yeah, because it's a federal case at this point.

Yeah, it's a federal case. Okay, okay. So I was only there for like a week. So it was kind of, I just kind of slept the whole time. Wow, that is crazy. And obviously I had like all the girls, well, you know, some girls like the wives that were indicted, you know, with us. Yeah, which is.

They were there too. Like, we all came together. Okay, okay, I see what you're saying. And how long are you in, in, in, in county before your trial and your cases start? Well, it's kind of long. Like, I probably didn't go to court to like a month, two months or something like that. Because you kind of go to court every six months. Oh, you have to go to court.

You have to go to court or you're only going to court every six months. Oh, no, you know what? We went to court, maybe like a, like a week or two weeks. But just to see if you had bail or whatever the fuck, but I didn't have bail. But you guys didn't have bail out of. No, I didn't. There was no bell. Not for a single person.

Well, yes, but I didn't. But you didn't have. I didn't because I was, I had a probation. Oh, you're on probation. Also, you already got violated. It was already. Yeah, but that ain't shit. Like, you know, they weren't going to pick me up.

I was already in the fed. Okay, okay. I see what you're saying. Yeah. And then, can you remember was the first deal they threw at you? It was like 10 years with like 10 years of probation. In federal prison? Yeah.

What, no, they said 25 to life. Okay, that sounds crazy. With like 10 years of fucking probation or some shit. Obviously, they always give everybody The worst shit first. Yeah, and if you already been in the system, you know that they're always going to tell you the worst of the worst. Like, don't even get scared. Like, why are you getting scared for?

That's just the worst. I ain't allowed you to 20. You throw 25 alive at me. I might cry like a bitch. So you're telling. No, I'm going to cry. That doesn't mean I'm going to tell, but I'm just definitely going to be like, damn, my whole life. Damn, my son's grandma did 20 years.

Your son's grandma did. Marlin. Your son's grandma. Your son's crown. Definitely. my kid, a little meth kid. Hey, don't say it. There's a little meth kid in my kid.

I'm going to get. I'm like, your baby's a little fucking crack baby. Oh, base and ass food. Okay. Wait, wait, wait. Your son's other, so your son's from his dad's like, I'm guessing. His grandma did 20 years.

Your family line is fucked up. Not mine. I'm the only one. My mom is a nice lady. Hey, I'm the only one in my whole. family. Her ex-suegra is the one that done a double decade. Fuck.

Fuck, we'll get back to your ex-weta, but okay, now what is? She did like back-to-back 20 years or was like straight? Straight 20 years. Street. Federal prison suit? She did your whole life. She did my whole life, bro. That is crazy.

Dang. And if you guys were to see their son, if you guys were to see their son, he's like the most mellowest kid ever, loves to draw. You'll never know the meth was in a system. Hey. Okay, so the first deal is 25 to life You're not already fighting after this year Yeah, I'm already not

So the first deal is 25 to life Yes And and Well no, my lawyer was like, no Like don't worry that we're gonna You know, that's just what they offer This is your first plea We're gonna switch the words around

Okay, huh? You know, like I In MDC You know, you have the guys downstairs And you could speak to them And they, you know, hey night down Make sure you don't you point On your first deal

Okay, okay You know, send me your shit send your paperwork so you could see what you're what you're signing to things like that you know are i seen a lot of shows on netflix are you guys screaming through the toilet that's a thing we're screaming through the toilets and that's fucking dirty bro we clean them bitches we had my own room i don't give a fuck what you say i'm not screaming through no toilet you would if you were there that's true you're right you're definitely right about that and you just take the water out with a little sponge okay that just sounds hella crime no look what if it's like triple flush and then they

pour bleach. We would even like fish like food, burritos. Oh, through the shit pipes. Well, because the homies are in the shoe, right? Like,

I don't know about burrito. That's crazy. I'm not, I'll take something that's sealed. It's a sealed fucking burrito. We used a triple, be specific, please. Triple dipple wrap them.

What the fuck is going on over here? Jeez. You'll do it, Dick. You'll be the most hungry as food there. That most definitely. Oh, and then, and then, and then,

I sure you can't get commentary. Well, you could just get hygiene. or whatever. Oh, shit like that. But you obviously not getting burritos. Well, no, nobody gets burritos. But we would make our own food. No, no.

I get that that you make burritos. But what I'm saying is nobody is, okay, so when you're in the shoe, the reason you guys were doing that is because they're, I'm pretty sure they weren't, they probably didn't have money in their books or something. Oh, no. A lot of them would just have to live there because they're, you know. Oh, okay. Okay, okay.

I see what you're saying. So we just cook as girls. Like, hey, let's cook for me from here. Oh, so it's still hella feminist in there. Well, you know, yeah, we're cooking girls. Okay, I'm asking, I don't know. You know, girls are girls, men are men. Okay, I feel that.

I'm just, I don't know. Oh, hey, I'm going to put money in your books and fucking, you know what I'm saying? Okay, I feel that. Yeah, I'm not me, but. Yeah, I can't feel it. Damn, that's crazy. Okay, so then the first thing they throw is 25 of life. You don't take it.

No. Your homies tell you, don't take it. Yeah, let's figure it out for everyone. Mind you, there's so many of us. Seven year, you, you guys. Yeah. It's a lot of motherfuckers. Yeah, we were, I was, I was like, I didn't get sensitive.

until like almost like a year like 13 months after did they did they consider that that that that that time or they were just like now you still have to do it it's it runs with it yeah it runs with it yeah okay yeah okay and then what was your second deal uh which was i jumped on my second deal which was uh 60 months 60 months and five years probation that's that's not that bad for a rico well no everybody thinks oh you got dieted for a fucking riko you're doing fucking life or you're snitch like no like it doesn't work that way there's only one or two people that actually get charged. And I'm not saying in my case,

I just mean in general. In general, when Rico. They actually take that. Have you seen, have you seen, have you been seeing the shit with, um,

with Young Thug? No. You haven't seen it? Okay, so they got caught with like a super big Rico case, but he's like the most famous rapper. And then he's also like the leader. So they're just fucking throwing every single.

He has no bill? Josh Nobel, huh? Nope. I'm fucking on no, no bill. He can't even pay. And then his little people to fucking accept all charges.

Obviously, he has to do time. Even when you're snitched, you're doing fucking time in the feds. Six-nine didn't do time? He did his time, yeah. He didn't do no time in the feds? He did like a year or two or some feds. Six-nine did time in the feds? That's like the whole time he was in jail.

He was in the feds. Yeah. I don't think, I don't think six-nine did time in the feds. Why are you hating on the... On six-nine? On the big snitch, you know what I'm saying? I'm just saying, I don't think he did time. No, I think he did like a head.

His whole little thing. Okay, the death thing. Okay, okay. So when you got hit with the 60 months, you were like, fuck it. Fuck it. I'm going to take this shit. At some point, oh, he did.

He did. Okay. Good shit, Josh. Okay. At some point, when they hit you with the five years, fact checker. Obviously, I know you're loyal and you stuck with what you stuck to. But at some point, were you ever like,

damn, I'm not going to see my kid for another fucking five year. I'm not to be able to hold. No. Actually. while we were in court, the judge stopped and said, hey, are you sure you don't want to do this for your family? And I said, no, this is the reason why I cannot do it for my family. Like, I can't have my son and my family living out there watching their backs

because I can't fucking, you know, be a fucking straight up, not even, not even, I don't even, I don't even mean that. I just mean like, you know, I got to stand up and do my shit because it's my responsibility. Most definitely. You know, you just can't be lame, like not accept responsibilities, you know, and fuck up your family. shit you know yeah no no yeah that's and and that's very valid and then I see that was one of the first clips I seen when you when you set that little part when the judge was like hey do you want to

fucking woo-woo and you're like no I'm cool because I even look back my mom and shit and she was like your mom already knew what the deal with I mean they've been dealing with me my mom and my my mom you know my whole teenage year so they knew what the fuck time it was because I wasn't the same person I was did the judge let you like hug your son by yeah well I used to have contact visits like a federal building in downtown and at NBC, you can have contact visits. That's the one by the freeway? Yes.

The one where they want to go take the two corridos? Exactly, right there. That is crazy, bro. Like, you have contact visits, like... Okay, you have contact visits. Yeah, even like the guys, like the male inmates and the women inmates are visiting with our families at the same time. Like, I'm sitting here and then my co-defendant is sitting right there.

Okay, okay. I would think they would keep you guys separate, no? No. No. No, okay. For not at this point. Okay, so you guys do that. That happens.

You take the 60 months and then you go to where? I go first I go to San Bernardino County which was fucking horrible there That's shit nasty Yeah it just looks like a real jail Bro like some movie shit What do you mean real jail?

I mean I was Old cell doors probably Oh they're like bars Yeah Like it's like Like you have a mirror And you're like Kind of intense

The best of wire right No yeah That's good That was good No That was good huh No yeah Yeah because I think I actually

Even did it Because I like the little I ain't gonna lie Like Like fuck I went to the halls But I remember I remember seeing movies before And then I always thought

that there's going to be bars. And then you found out. It's a small window. In fucking Eastlake, they just shut the fucking door down. And then it's just hell of depressing. It's like, because I can walk home from here. Okay. And then when that was going on, and then when that was going on,

you go to San Bernardino County and then you go where? So from San Bernardino, I go to Arizona. And Arizona was there for like a month, three weeks. I'm not really sure. Or something around there. It's the same shit over and over. You know what I mean? Like from there, I go on Conner.

to Oklahoma. Oh, they flew you? Yeah, Caught air. Caught air on this bitch. Wow. You had to get snags in the flights, no? No. How long was the flight?

I don't remember. Probably like three hours or so I don't even, I was sick the whole time, so I don't even remember. It was my first time flying. Come down? No way. I was already fucking busted for a long time. Oh, yeah.

You were like already a year in and like some months. I got sick. Like, I think I was just kind of nervous. I got my period while sitting on the fucking plane. It was, yeah, yeah, it was intense from Oklahoma. And then we went on the bus to Minnesota. Fucking what, fuck, they fucking did all types of stupid shit just to get you to one place. Yeah, when you're in the feds, they just send you wherever the fuck.

Okay, so you get our, obviously you drew, you guys drove to Arizona. Well, you didn't drive, but you were in the back of the bus. And then from Arizona, what do they do? They drive you to the airport? To the airport. And there's like all kinds of marshals. Like, it's like some fucking movie shit. You ever got on the Star Wars?

On the Star Wars? On the Star Wars? On the Star Wars? Yeah, like when you go through a ride and they got all the fucking people just right there when you bend the corner. And then they like just walk with you. No, yeah. It's like it's like it's like that. Is it example, Josh?

That's exactly the way it is. Yeah, she was going to Disneyland, folks. Okay. And then you get and then who's going with you, the same people you got arrested with? No. It's like different cases. Now now you're just, you know. Spread out.

Yeah. I was actually with the girl I just, the bank robber the way I just dropped the episode yesterday. Oh, you were with her. Yeah, me and her did our whole time together from MDC to every single place we transferred. we were together. Did she do more time than you? No. Actually, I don't really know.

Bank robbers don't do that much time. Don't put that out there. But guys, don't rob anybody. People are going to be like, I don't even fucking rob a bank. You don't do that much time. No, don't rob banks, guys. Okay, so then,

okay, so then you fly from Arizona to Oklahoma. And then from Oklahoma, you get, there's a bus waiting. No, we stay in this, the MDC federal building, it's like a transit center.

That was really, really, packed so they sent them into this little county called Grady County. That was crazy. Why? The girls, you know, it's like this little country ass spot. It's like a warehouse probably like a little bigger than this and they have like 20 million bucks

and the bathroom is just like in one corner and like, you know, we're sitting with each other like almost fucking wiping each other's ass and the girls were like, you know, it was like you're wearing like the striped black and white outfits. Like boys in the blue and from the striped pajamas like like that and like you know

I'm not racist but it's like a, you know, it's like a thing. Like, you know, you have the white girls with no teeth, like they're all smoked out type on the TV. Oh, so like a super country town. Super country. Okay. That doesn't make you racist.

It just means like... Is it racist if you say, it's not racist before you say something? Well, you just want to clarify that. You're not being racist. Yeah, I do you want to clarify. Josh knows about those little towns. It's like, it's like...

It's like some hillbony shit. He was from a Grady County. And that cracked out bitch in the cell was his cousin. Big Josh. Okay, so then that happens, and then you're there for how long? For like three weeks or something? Yeah, it was fucking terrible, bro. And then from there you go to the feds in Minnesota.

All of this is the feds. Yeah, everything is the feds. Well, if I don't think the little crackhead, white girls are doing Fed time. No, definitely not, but, you know, they had a little more privilege. Yeah, okay, okay, but then you guys. It was when Michael Jackson died because I remember seeing, we were sitting in a little table. You know how they had like the little steel table? Yeah, yeah.

And we were all crying, watching fucking Michael Jackson, like, passing. RIP RIP. RIPA Jackson And then from there You guys drive to Minnesota

Yeah That was like a long Like a pretty distant Yeah Yeah yeah yeah We're all tired You know How long

How long is that right? I don't know I don't even know To be honest Is a prison Is a prison in the middle of nowhere? Minnesota?

Yeah Yeah it's called Waseca Waseca Federal Institution Can we Josh can we Look at how it looks It used to be a college

It used to be a college So it's not even Like all crazy It's like It was pretty cool we had like 10 fucking pool tables TVs on every pool table Oh so you had a good time

Yeah it wasn't bad Let me see that shit Josh It's a Wazica Wazica Federal Institution Is this shit right here? Yep Welcome back home Thanks right to me right there

Yeah that's silly like a high school In the middle of nowhere Yeah it wasn't it wasn't bad It could have been way worse Thank God it wasn't right Yeah because when people say fair time you think of like people just and like you've ever seen like the shit like

Ooh that's a good one You've seen shit like black dolphin You gotta see how it looks Reminds me of home He's been to the feds as well Yeah so like you see that little We're right there I always slept in the top to the right

Fuck you did yours look that good My one's kind of clean here Well because state is worse Definitely went to ADX Colorado Where you go to you know That's super depressing You went to the Feds too You guys can look at it

Oh shit Okay yeah We're gonna interview them too And died it We have to blur his face. No, yeah, that looks, yeah, doesn't look that bad. I thought, you know, when you think about it, you think about, like, a steel cage and, like, no windows. And you can only see, like, the sun from, like, a little hole.

No. That's what you think of when you think about federal time. Well, at least what I think of, you know. Have a crazy imagination. Well, this is a little different one. I don't know how the other ones look. But I'm sure it's kind of all fucking the same shit, right? All right.

Time for the juicy questions. Okay. Shoot them. Did he ever become a lesbian while you were in there? I didn't become. they took your I know no it was like a they took your shit

no nobody took my shit I always like girls so it wasn't like a new thing to me oh was that right home girl I constantly thinking about the fucking most possibility things that could happen after this interview okay

he said it domestic violence okay he's kidding okay so yes I was with girls fuck you ever fall in love I had a girlfriend

for five years no damn that would have been fucking vicious. How does that work? Did you guys break up after you get out of jail? Well, we will go before. Okay, okay, okay.

So tell me about this love of yours. Uh, I wonder. Am I turning red? Yeah. Food, he's mad that shot of love before. Yeah, because Eric, he even made me block her on Facebook. Oh, you're insinc.

Oh, my God. You made a blocker prison book? You're insecure, fool. That is so lame, fool. I don't want to fucking talk on my cheek. Oh, my God. Damn, why even get the adlet of who said, damn? Why'd you make her block the girl that was once her lover?

Fool, you've never been in love. I've definitely been in a fool. You were insecure about a girl, Dick. It's okay, for I admit it. I just don't need people bothering my good times, you know what I'm saying? I mean, I get it, you know? We don't need a fucking, hey, how are you? Hey, I'm in town.

Damn. Don't get disrespectful, big time. So, what was your name? Her name was Maria. She was from Iowa. She was from Iowa What was she in jail for? Fucking plugged on.

Maria from Iowa. Type it into Google, folks. What was she in jail for? Like drugs and shit. It was like her family. It was like her and her brothers. She had like five brothers and it was her. Oh,

they were like a little like tribe. Fuck her brothers. Ain't some. Holy fuck. Iowa boys. You ain't ever going to Iowa. No. Okay.

So then you fell in love with her. How did you guys first meet? I mean, I don't know if you fell in love. I mean, you know. How long you date her for? Sick-ass player. That's why we always, well, she always thought that I had to talk to other girls. But I mean, girls like me, I'm cool.

It doesn't mean that I was like, you know, I'm friendly. But I'm pretty sure Maria from Iowa grew up like in the town with a bunch of trees in the forest, right? Definitely not from L.A. Yeah, so they was from DeMore, so she was from the city. Okay, so then you meet a chola from northeast Elaine. You're like, damn, get it cracking. It's kind of like, it's kind of like. It's kind of like, it's kind of like, it's kind of.

But you got all these foods to in the middle of Colorado. Just so we're clear. Maybe not Colorado. You turned her up? You turned her up. I mean, I was the first girl. Think about it like this. We take Trouble Kid to a town in fucking Massachusetts.

Then white girl's gonna be like, we ain't never seen no total looking food with tattoos on his face that's 20 years old. What's up? So she was definitely attracted by the fact that you were like, you feel me? You were something different, something new. She had three dots on her face. Oh my God. Did she ask you about movies that have to do with like L.A.? Well, no, but she's Mexican.

She was Mexican and white. So she was kind of like. She was with it? Yeah. Like she wasn't like. But she was still super squares compared to you. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Like what I'm saying is because when you talk to me,

like I've talked to you on the, or even when you were cleaning my teeth, you were like, hey, dick. Like, hey, fucker. I know, but what I'm saying? Imagine talking to Maria from Iowa like, hey, what's so, fucker? Let me, fuck, give me a kiss. You know what I mean? Like, it sounds hella crazy.

Fuck, that does sound hella crazy. Yeah, it does, right? I mean, but we're fams. Yeah, okay, so how does a woman joke where you got to go in there and beat up the biggest bitch there? women only fight I know women don't even it's not even like that women

mainly fight because they're just kind of hating on each other because you know the way shit that's out here oh because she's with this girl she's with this girl she's only with this girl she's only with hello hormones going around

everybody's on their period at the same fucking time you know shit like that or like you didn't pick up your fucking pad or like hey pick up your shit like or the laundry you know like hurry up and get your clothes out things like that

not on no craziness never on no like oh you know because even when people try Hey, wait, why you have braids? You don't wear braids? Like, bitch, what the fuck? We don't politic here, and they would always get surprised because I don't look like a, okay, I am how I am.

But it doesn't mean like it's always like the big cholas. I think they're fucking super firme. Superfeet me. That one of those. You know, that want to intimidate me because I don't look. If you meet me, I'm super nice. I don't speak like that, like, unless I'm comfortable. Like, I don't even speak like that.

Hey, hey. I said like some big assaila that was there before you walked up to me like, and would they call you, fool? No, everybody, everybody knew who I was. Okay, okay. You were just squabbling shit? No. Did he get in any fight? I did.

Well, who? Her name was Monica. And it was because we were drunk and she drank my shit before I got back. Oh, Pruno? Yeah. We used to get fucked them. Fuck it. Is Monica a fellow gang member as well?

Well, she's not a gang member, but she was indicted with the Florence indictment. Okay, okay. She was still with a business. Oh, she was with a bunch of. And she was my friend. I actually talked to not too long ago. Yeah, okay. For you didn't make her block her?

No. I just want to make sense to you out here having your girl block girls. I just wanted to ask questions, you know what I mean? That's crazy. And then you guys squabble? Like, you like, okay, so run me through the squabble. Well, we were drunk as fuck, and they were supposed to have two cups. Like, I sent all the stuff down to the homie in the shoe for him to make it.

And they pulled it up. Oh, guys are in this facility, too. Oh, no, I didn't even fight. When I was in Minnesota, I didn't fight. I only got in one fight. Oh, you're talking about when you're in? MDC. Yeah.

I'm cool. Nobody ever wants to fight with me because every time somebody tries to approach me, I'm very good with my word. Okay. my words like that's true like you're not gonna do that yeah okay and then she just drank your shit you had to just take off on her yeah like we just fought i don't know it was just quick you know what i'm saying when you were in minnesota what is the craziest story or case that you've seen from a girl or heard from a girl well i think one girl kind of stabbed another girl i mean i didn't see anything it wasn't no no no what's what's like like somebody came in there and then they had like a crazy-ass case

I don't know, maybe like... Well, there were girls that were actually like serial killers. Oh, wow. Like, were they weird? I mean, I don't want to be racist. No, it's not white girls. There's nothing wrong with that.

Josh knows his people are serial killers. And then she had this little short hair, you know, she was really, really pale. And I think she just killed all her husbands. Damn. She got married multiple times and she just killed a bunch of foods that she was a famous black little killer. No, she was just,

married multiple times. And she killed each one of them. Okay. The fact that, but I think she was, I don't know if she, I think she was white and native and she lived at a,

uh, res. Although she was like a rest serial killer and the cops can't go in there so she gets away with, no. So when you're, that is vicious, bro.

When you're native, like, if you get busted in the res, then you goes automatically it's a federal charge. Oh, I see what you're saying now. Okay, okay.

Were you there with any girls that were like on some weirdo shit? As far as like weirdo shit? Like what? I don't know, maybe like sex trafficking, raping or nothing like that. No, because I don't think they could be there. Oh, they can't program with you guys at the same time. They can't.

I don't think so. They either go higher or they go to like the camp. Camp is like, you know, like no good people. Oh, for like the weirdos and shit like that? That is crazy to think that. Oh, I don't know. Like FCI or like, you know, the max ones. Okay.

That is crazy. Well, thank you, Neda. You're welcome. This was a great interview. They don't think you were going to say some way worse. See, it wasn't so bad. Yeah, it wasn't so bad. He was not nervous.

He's, he's fucking, no, you're scatiless. He has a whole ass list that he sent me and he just cut it in half. No, no, I do. I do have a list. I mean, we could run through this. This guy. Nah, my shit's pretty good. Yeah, I basically ran through everything I had to ask.

You're fat assing the fucking interview. You didn't even talk. Fool, I'm the, you go. Look, we found out three things. Can we ask about the shit? The fucking the show? We asked, we ask three things. We found out three things.

One, you're insecure about a woman. Two, she's more gangster than you. And she's older than you. Actually, actually, yeah, you're right. We're not done. Indicted, how do he get to convince you to talk about your story? I don't ever have a problem talking about my story. I'm very open.

He didn't convince me. He just said, hey, let's do it. I was just kind of more stress about how him and I were going to behave. Like, I didn't have a problem like sitting there like, you know, going through the process. But it was just more of like, you know, you're dealing with your fucking husband. Those fools are annoying as fuck. Girlfriends. I was going to say some wild shit.

You know how it goes. nothing I was insecure that she was going to talk about the bitches during the yeah he didn't ask me that he didn't ask me that and then so you mean like I were talking about it but I think like him putting that shit together with even like the the the county blues in the back I was like dang you feel really thought this out through that's an expensive set and it was just for one day to another for what are you telling me speaking of which thanks for that big dog for let me borrow them blues I really highly appreciate that no no but what were you telling me the dad they sell them on where uh eBay or even offer up for like a

A million bucks, literally. For quite a bit, maybe not a million, but like 500, 600,000. Well, county blues cost five. Like, if they're authentic, like the shit you go to jail with that you don't want to put on. All jail clothing, prison clothing. If it's real. If it's real. Okay.

Good thing we know people that are. And then indict it now, and then indict it now, obviously you already told your story, which was the first episode, first thing. Yeah. And then now you're going to only interview. Is it only women that you will be in? No, I'm going to interview, you know, any. Anybody.

Anybody that's, you know, that's not a fucking rapist. That's, you know, that's obviously. As long as you could program home, you could get interviewed. Exactly. Yeah, obviously don't interview no weirdos on anybody. Well, the thing is when the feds, you don't know who is like a snitch unless they're like a real, real, real one. Oh, you can't ask for like the paperwork thing? It doesn't really work that way.

You don't even know who. You'll be surprised. For girls. Yeah, for girls. For girls, for guys, it's obviously a totally different story. I've never been to the feds, thank God. I mean, even for men. That's the other, homie.

No, even for men, you still don't really know. Unless, like, you're in the fucking stand and, like, your lawyer shows you, hey, you got to be careful with these people. Or, like, you just, you know, you hear. But in reality, technically, you don't really know. I see what you're saying. And then the bank robber girl, she was okay with talking about her case? Oh, yeah. She was more than happy.

She's not, I go up there and talk about how fucking robbed the bank. Did she? Five banks. Five banks. Five banks. Five banks. Watch the episode. She was on some set it off shit.

No, she, we... That's funny that you said it because it literally got said on the shit. Yeah, and I was like, she even braided her hair. No, I'm like... She braided her hair. She didn't braid her hair. How did she get caught? Well, she did five, but it was with her boyfriend that she just met about a month.

I think her mother-in-law snitched on them. It was like the dude's mom. They got away, though, for those five. They just got snitched on. Well, no. They didn't get away. Yes, yes. On the third one, they weren't able to live correct.

Like, they were fucking hiding out. Oh, no, I guess they were already on the run. I'll see what you're saying. On the third one, they were already on the news. She wrote five banks, lived really good life before those three. And only did, how about how many years? Like four and a half, five probably? I mean, the bank sounds pretty nice right now, doesn't it?

Yeah, like bank robbers and, like, people that do white-colored crimes and, like, certain things don't. They don't do that much time. I see. Is there anything else you guys want to say Before we get out here? You're the interviewer, BigDung What I'm saying is you could plug and dyed it TV Iicon TV

That was your time to do that Where am I at now guys? Where am I at now? I'm at no jumper Facts, we're going up And I got my own business now Yes, oh see that's what I'm saying See shut the fuck up icon Anyways

I was quiet You're at your own business I'm the LA tooth fairy You feel me she did clean my tooth when they told me That my shit was fucked Yeah And then you clean my teeth daddy, Dana. And then you went to go drink soda right after.

Well, see, we could do it now. I'm on a diet now. I only drink water. So even after. My teeth are probably way better now. Okay. Yeah. So we're going to win your teeth.

And then you do the two gems? So yeah, I do teeth waning and I do tooth gems. Okay. And where can they find you on Instagram? The L.A. tooth fairy. Please. Because I always put L.A. tooth fairy in. Yeah, no.

Don't. She copied me, bro. She copied me, bro. That sounds like beef. Sounds like you and Monica. She really did it because I saw her LLC. It was done after mine. Okay.

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Because people like seeing a girl's perspective of things. You know what? You'll be surprised. It's growing pretty fast. It's only been a month. And it's already. People don't really comment. It's like a trip.

But it's like, but it's like anybody that would see a title because the father I was telling him on the phone, I'm like, you got a title crazy shit. Like you got a title that like. think it out from woo-woob, gets indicted for whoo-wup, and then it'll be like, full of people, be like, oh my God. Well, no, because I don't really want to put certain things. No, no, most definitely, most definitely. I don't want to get in Trebys.

Most definitely, but what I'm saying is, like, click baiting is a real, like, titles is definitely, like, a good thing. But definitely, I was kicking on my little bitties, and she thinks she's with the functions, and I was like, well, look at my homegirl. Well, I called you on the brown bag, remember? Yeah, you did. And the fans loved you, by the way. That was dope.

That was dope. That was dope. You feel me? We were in seeing that. Damn, she's way more gangsters than you, food. Food, she just got caught. That's the only difference. There's levels of these gangster shit.

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