No Jumper - Sha Gz on Bronx Drill, Looking for Opps on IG Live, Courthouse Fight Video & More

Episode Date: January 30, 2023

The one and only Sha Gz made his way to the podcast to tell everything about his amazing rise! ----- 00:00 Intro 0:05 Sha talks about not being worried about being the "King of the Bronx" 4:30 Sha says that people need to switch it up and can't keep sticking to the same sound 5:38 Sha speaks on growing up in the Bronx and reveals that he's actually 18 years old 6:40 Sha on being more drawn to Chicago drill music and if the music is the cause for v** in the Bronx 9:40 Sha talks about hearing his song in a sneaker store and the workers not even knowing it was him 11:05 Flakko asks Sha when he's going to fix his chipped tooth and he explains how it happened 15:00 Adam asks Sha if women ever get turned off by the chipped tooth 15:35 Sha says that "New Opp" was one of the songs that really provided traction for his career and YouTube taking it down for him smoking in the video at 17 19:30 Sha says that everything he's accomplished is organic  20:40 Sha gives his take on the "N** Bop" and if it went too far 23:20 Sha speaks on wanting to tone down the disses in his music 25:00 Sha explains the video of him going off on 150 EBK  33:20 Sha on being mistaken for someone in a viral video of someone going off on a cop 34:20 Sha breaks down his issue with Nas EBK 37:50 Flakko asks Sha why do Bronx rappers sign deals and still stay in the hood and what made him want to sign to a label 39:30 Sha on never really considering therapy, not having a father figure  43:50 Adam asks if people from his hood would look at him differently if he moved out the hood or came back to the hood with security 49:20 Sha speaks on the new wave of female rappers and the trajectory of Ice Spice 52:10 Flakko asks Sha react to the M*rda B situation  54:40 Sha says that he doesn't regret kicking over candles at an opp's memorial 57:20 Sha speaks on potentially having a song with Meek Mill and if he feels like Drake is co-signing the wrong people from the Bronx 1:00:50 Sha gives his take on Dougie B, says Dougie gives him fruity vibes 1:02:10 Sha speaks on paying no mind to the commenters that are actually civilians 1:06:05 Sha on feeling like he had the hardest On The Radar freestyle ----- 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

No Jumper. Coolest podcast in the world. And today I'm in here with my boy Flacco. And we're having a conversation with one of the hottest rappers out of the Bronx right now. Shaji's is in the building. What's the world? He's moving a little slow. Yeah, I don't know.

I don't know. I don't know. It's the word today. You said, though, like, what if the hottest, right? Well, I mean, I'm not over here, like keeping track of the leader. boards or anything. And last time, I called somebody the blank of the Bronx and you flipped out. He was wallet, right? I just, I forget that people have, like, certain titles that they're claiming and stuff. So I use the wrong one or I don't know. I don't even like doing titles. I don't

do it like that. Right. For me, I'm just my own person. So you're not worried about being the king of the Bronx or nothing like that? Shahjee's. That's it. Because he called, called, called beloved the, the, uh, face of the Bronx. I mean, he can be the face of the Bronx. Yeah, I'm still not even though. Clear on Wild. That was bad, but apparently I'm taking other people's swag. Either way, thank you for coming through.

We're very, very happy to have you in here. I was tapping in last night. Like, you definitely kind of have one of the biggest waves going coming out in New York in general right now. Just the views on the videos are crazy. People seem incredibly excited about it. Yeah, one of my fans, that said, look, you know what I realized, too? When I knew I was coming here,

and I knew I was already over here around here a fan I see they come with them on my and they're like one of my day you're gonna be on no jumpbook because of these visuals Wow Like

They know They knew Maybe they got access to the schedule Maybe we got a leak Gangster Yeah maybe there's like a you know A rat in the office Just telling people who we're gonna interview

Yeah I know right They could rat something better than that probably I know No but like we've been trying to make this happen for a minute now right No, facts, fine. Because you're like, so I feel like, and like I predicted the wave was coming, right? Because, like, shy J's, like, held it down and waited his turn, right?

And I think, like, what, it took, like, what, five months, man? Yeah, it took, like a good four months. No, no, no. I feel like, I feel like it took a little minute. Yeah. I feel like I should have been where I was at. Of course. I mean, but I just, I guess everybody just, at that moment, I wasn't really, I was hurt

of, but you ain't really good to hear me. Like, they ain't really get to feel me. Like, so I guess I kept going, kept working on the stool. I just, I don't know. Like, I just, everybody just started feeling where I'm coming from, like, because, like, ain't nothing change about me. I just been rapping. I've been, my flow been on topic.

I've been on that. So for me, it's just that I know. I knew I could get somewhere for it. I knew the guy now I know it's going to get even bigger. Just because of the weight, I think, and I don't hang on nobody for me. I wait and I wait, I see everybody, even like K-flok, everybody, peathing, everybody, for me, and I'd be happy. I like seeing shit like that for me.

And when I feel like that, I see shit like that, it motivates me. Well, it is kind of crazy because, you know, like, a lot of times you're used to like a drill scene. scene pop off or like you see a city with a little bit of energy, couple rappers coming out and stuff, and then it doesn't really last that long, and people kind of get sick of it real quick. So seeing you having a wave that's really been like coming together the last couple months or whatever is kind of like,

oh, so there's still a lot of energy behind what's going on in the Bronx and people are really like still trying to find out of all the new artists and stuff. And I feel like this time and drill right now, if you, like, drill, I won't say it's dying, but there's too many people trying to look for a spottinger. So if you're not on top of your game from before, it don't matter. Like, for me, you're not on top of your game right now.

Then you just... It's over with you. Yeah. I don't even going to lie. I was having this conversation with Ron Suno the other day about how I said, Ron Suno and Ice Spice are both good examples of how you don't have to be on some crazy killers smoking on your ops type. But the drill sound is so big of this.

point that people are just going to fuck with it regardless. Do you agree with that? I agree with it. I agree with it. People going to fuck with it regardless. Like even if Dad's mentioned, you still see people they might not say it, but they're going to skip it. You all I'm trying to say?

Like, that's how people be, though. And like, do you think, though, that the drill sin right now is getting gentrified, right? Like, there's people now and who are just doing it just because, and like, it's kind of warning it now? I just, I just feel like, certain people, you gotta change your flow.

You can't have the same, like, you know what I mean? You gotta change it up for me. You gotta switch it up too. You can't be on the same drill shit all the time, all the time. You gotta switch it up. Right now, what I'm working on right now, I'm already working on bigger things right now, like my craft things, so I already know I get to the next level.

I know I can see a picture for myself, so I know I'm gonna be where I wanna be in a few months. few months. I'm already getting there. I'm already there. I'm talking about really where I want to be, though, like in tour with a hundred thousand fans just watching me. Flashlights all over me, for me?

Everybody listening to my soul, my energy is they're going to fill it. Can you tell us a little bit about where you're coming from and what your upbringing was like? So I'm from Eastchester Gardens, ECG. You need my age and shit? Sure. How old are you, though? I was wondering that.

I was 18. You're 18? Yeah, he's. Holy shit. I just turned 18. From the Bronx, New York, everybody know. For me? Like, growing up, that shit wasn't easy.

Like, for me, I was still a little kid watching, watching shit, people older than me. Like, for me. And I've been outside, so it's just been, like, just watching around. just that made me want to, for me and then Chicago, I always been like a drill, like I always been like listening to drills. So for me, when I was a little kid and I had a drill song, that shit made me want to get on time. Like, you know what I mean?

So you were fascinated by gang banging shit before you were actually in a gang? Yeah, before I was even in it. You just were like trying to figure out what the fuck was going on. But were you more interested in the Chicago stuff or were you more interested in what was happening in like your area? No, like, nothing really was happening. happened in the month ever before like that. Like the way it's shit happening now.

It wasn't happening like that. People were still fighting bikes, and niggas with bikes and shit. For me? It's ever different now, for me, it's a different ever now. But like before, like a couple years ago, five, six, seven years ago, this shit wasn't like this.

Is that scary though? Does it feel kind of wild out there in the Bronx town? It's wild, but like it's basically, it's just generation after generation. So did the music cause the violence, the violence or is like the violence or the reason why everybody's making music. It's been like shit from old, like shit from way before. We already been going out of it.

It just got intense because we became drill rappers. That's all it really became. Some of us, not a lot of people just been beefing. Like it just started, it had to start somewhere or before a couple years ago, y'all was already going at it or y'all blocks already had intentions. You know what I'm trying to say? Right. So, shit like that.

But when you were young, like, did you ever make, like, a conscious decision to get involved in that stuff? Or how did that play out? No, no, no. Just, like, from me, I just grew up and that shit. Like, it was just, like, that's what my block. And that's what I'm going to do, too. That's it. That's just my mom's, son.

So the Bronx is kind of crazy because it's, like, everybody actually is from where they're from, you know? Whereas in L.A., like, there's a lot of people who are kind of, like, from somewhere. where it's the not actually from there. But it's kind of like when we're talking about the Bronx, it's like you really are like reping the exact area that you're from, right? Facts. Exactly where you're from.

We drag the same thing. For me, it's other blocks. You know, you go to other blocks. It's always a different game. For me, some of us united because we drag the same game, some of us don't get along because we're not the same shit. That's how that shit go.

So when you decided to start making music? I never really was a drill artist. I just started drill two years ago. Uh-huh. I was really a love, like a lovey type, like, you know, my get money love shit for me. And then, like, I don't know, the drill, it just became when drill came about, like when the Bronx.

Like, nah, I just, I look, I seen pop smoking them. I watched some old. I was a fan of the day music for me. But it wasn't, like, how it bronx, like, because I'm from the Bronx. So it wasn't like, I don't look at it how the way other people look at it. I look at the Bronx rappers.

That's my ever. No word. So I was just watching. My niggas go up and seeing everybody like getting attention, females, you know females on, you know, you'd be around a female in there. Be like, listen. Play this niggas song.

They don't hit. You feel what? Like, no. So the girls are fucking with all the drill shit too? I was just like, I was just like, at first it was just on some like like cladling attention at first And then, like, now I just feel like, I like, I like the clout, but it's too much.

It's a little bit too much because, like, recently I've been going certain places. Yeah. It's just been, I hear my song. Yeah. They won't even recognize me. I was in the sneaker store. I was in Kiknation. Every time.

It's in the Bronx. I mean, all them behind, Lower East behind. I was in Kiknation or whatever. I get in the store. So now when I get in the store, I'm looking for sneakers. Yeah. But it's not too many, so I'm getting confused.

I'm like, I'm about to leave and my son come on. So I'm like, I'm like, I'm new out. Oh, man. You know. So I turned around at him. I say, yo, you know who that is? Like, like, I ain't know. He's looking at me.

Like, he's like, yeah for me. I'm like, you know, that's me, right? You're lying. Like, I put my mask down. He was bugging. At that made my day. I looked at him. I'm laughing.

He gave him a smirk. And he just said, yo, I went downstairs. I'm looking for a sweater and shit. Because upstairs, upstairs with the sneakers. Go downstairs, see where the sweaters and shit out. You know, can I take a picture with you? Take a picture with him for me. You know, he was doing his Googles upstairs just to make sure, like, oh, that is him.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. You know, he probably even had to do Google. He probably just sold my chip, too. Yeah. He was like, recognized. You want to shoot. Yo. You want to see my dreads.

It's not too hard. Nah, that's a fact, you feel of me? So, speak on that, though, right? Yo, because you get money. Because you get money now, man. Like, once the tooth's getting fixed, man. Bro. I look.

Because you up right now? I look. I'm just on something like, right now, I'm not worried about getting no two fix, bro. I could have been got my two fix. Fact. Neither do. Nobody know. I could have been got my two fix.

Yeah. I was locked up. They didn't ask me. I then came home. Could have got a fix for me. Like, it was not hard. It's not hard. Yeah.

It's just, I feel like that's me. Absolutely. That's me. See, that's interesting because I remember when Danny Brown came up, nobody ever, your teeth look incredible compared to his shit. His shit was fucked up. And he... My shit looked at, I got a chip too.

Bro, girls like it. Because at one point, he went and got his teeth fixed. You think that, like, once you feel more secure in your career, you might just take a little time off? Once I get bigger, like, I feel like once I start having, like, 50 million years, starting getting that real radio place. What's the whole start coming though, you know?

Yeah, and that's when, like, I got it really... Right now, I just feel like, this is my image. Like, even though people could say, thing about me. That shit not going to earn me, bro. You know, any time, nigga, I didn't, I've been through this when I was young, nigga. Like, nigga. How you chip it? Yeah, how'd that happened? Nah, like, I ain't

going to go along. I don't know if I want to say it, because, you know, this shit goes going to go vibe, right? Not. You know the fans go go crazy. The redder right now is... I'm going to keep it stack. I don't really care when nobody says, so... It was like, I had a girlfriend, right? Yeah. And no girl did this.

I don't... Like, no girl punched me in my mouth, nothing for me. While I'm talking, I had like a little side girl too. For me, I had like two girls and I was, I was in-wallis. Middle school. I was in like seventh grade, sixth grade. And like, I guess, I say if you right there, right, right at that door, right? And you looking like from the sob of your face, like your mouth and shit, while you're talking, you only can see your eyes and you're talking to somebody through the door, like if you're swinging by the door. And my mouth was like By like it wasn't by the wall

But like it was and I'm looking at her Do the door though for me And like the girl came from I'm in the gym everybody at gym I'm in middle school 7th grade Some girl just like the bitch just Push my head like she does some weird shit Oh she violated

Weird What'd you do that? And it just hit the door Or it hit what? Like the shit just like Yeah Like I don't know I thought it was my mom mouth, like, I thought it's my mouth bleeding, you heard.

I'm like this, and it's bleeding. I'm like, yo, like, for me, I'm not thinking about nothing. Now, like, I start, like, going down. Yeah. I'm feeling my shit, wiggle, like, oh, yo. It's overweight. It's over with, yo. I show that shit, bro.

That shit lost my mind when I chased her around the whole gym. Oh, like, you know, she went up to the girls that, you know, all the stats are coming. Because I'm always seeing these videos of kids in, like, high school classes beating the fuck out of each other on Twitter and stuff. I'm picturing it being kind of like that. Yeah, like, I don't want nobody, because, like, I don't want nobody to think somebody, like,

really chipped my tools. Like, somebody ever, no. Wasn't like that. But that's crazy, because you were, like, 12, and now you're 18. So you've been rocking it for six years and you don't give a shit? I really don't care.

That's hard. Really don't care. Has the quality in person, though, like, came down? Let me tell you, that's, I said, first I kid, though. Like, when I used to go to school, I ain't go to school in a week after that year. I ain't go to school in the week.

And then when I was going to school, I was like, this whole tongue. Charming the niggins. I was going to go out. Embarrassed. Yeah. I thought I just got used to it. I just became me. Yeah, because I felt the same way when I got this gash in my head.

I'm just looking in the mirror like, what the fuck? I look ugly as shit. But I'm saying, like, put a bed date and stuff. But I'm saying, like, as men, we don't got to be pretty. We just got to make money. You know, we could be ugly as fuck. Fat as fuck. It don't matter.

So, you know, I'm out here. Neither. But he was asking about the, do you notice that, do girls ever get turned off by it, or do you ever have girls off our opinions about it? Mom, the females that be talking, for me, I don't talk to a lot of females, too. But, like, when the females that do, for me,

they don't care. They don't care. They tell me, like, for me, they like that shit. For me, so. That's facts. Yo, so, like, new out right now. So is new I like your biggest song? here, right, because, like,

I feel like you've had bigger songs, right? Like, talk my shit, you feel me? I feel like Rosa. Yeah. I feel like Rosa. Yeah. I feel like Rosa was really my biggest song. Like, like, the masses.

It was too catchy. Like, I don't know. Yeah. I didn't think the song was like that, though, until like I really started seeing people who was really jagging. Vibing to it. Yeah. Here, right?

So, like, what song exactly, like, did it for you, right? Like, after this song, drive, you said, yo, I'm about to be out of here. Like, I'm gone. Who I'm. Okay. Who I had no worries after that. It's over with.

Yo. But when they got to take it down, that's when I'm like, damn. Why did they take it down? Because you wrapped over the beat, somebody else's beat? They said I was smoking in my video. And I was 17. I was minor underage. YouTube got you for that?

That's what I heard now. Like, it was a rolling stone. It was a roller stone, matter of fact. You were accused, like, I never heard of that, though, right? Huh? You said Dougie B got it taken out? No, that was when, I was before, like, for me, you know, he wasn't the reason why. For me, I never put it during another man, that's because I thought of it,

because I was beginning when it first started. No, it wasn't. For me, it was, it was a Rolling Stone. If you see it's a paragraph, it says, like, shot rapper, Shah G's video got ticket. They spoke to YouTube. Like, a lot of people try to get that video rack up, like, a lot of people, like, people. The complex, I don't know if you know the complex, I was speaking to all of them for me.

Shout out the Token Down Show too. For me, they got me to token them, and they told me why YouTube did it. And then I try to put a relief on YouTube, you know, when they delete a video, and you got a, you get your shit. Yeah, pill it, pill it, and I try to give it a pill. That was not going.

That's crazy, because if that's the case, they should take down all them old little pump videos, right? Chief Keith, come on. Everybody's smoking their video, y'all chose me. Every brought to the, yeah. Like, come on, and then me, though, like, uh-uh. It's like your first, like massive, like massive, massive. And it's not even, like, I was under a label at that time, for me.

It's like, I'm still was going. I'm still trying to go to the top, for me. So, like, yeah, you go take my video down. I'm still trying to, y'all see me progression. I'm trying to get out of here, bro. And they hate it, man. Heyin. But it feels weird that they would take it down for that,

when in reality that song has hella gang dizzes and you're just talking all this shit. It feels like kind of like a bullshit reason. Like they wanted to take it down because of the dissing. But then they instead found this other excuse to use that to me doesn't really seem like it makes that much sense because there's mad rappers that are underage that smoke in the videos, right? Yeah.

Yo, so walk us back, though, to that exact moment that, like, you realize the video got took in now. Because it was like doing like, well, 500,000 views in a day, right? Yes, yeah. So, so, like, walk us back. No, no, no, not 500,000. 200,000. Yeah, right.

250. Yeah, right. So walk us back to that exact moment, like, how was you feeling? I was surprised. Yeah. I ain't even going to lie. I never saw none of my songs

jumped like that. Like, 200,000 in the day was different. To me, that was like, it's niggas under labels that sometimes don't even get shit like that. You got I'm trying to say? So it's like, me getting that shit was like, no, what the fuck?

Like, I could, like, really go up. Yeah. And then when I saw the trending, that's what made me like, nah, this shit fake. Like, this shit not real, bro. This can't be real. Like, I'm like, yo, bro, you shit. Like, my shit really trend, though.

I'm like, nah, they're really jacking me. You're going to add too, though, right? Because, you know, that's how you tell, right? That your, you know, like numbers and, like, the whole moving behind, like, New Ab was authentic and genuine, right? Because niggas be getting, you know, like, you know, like 200K, but you know, fudgeezy, you feel me? Right?

But you actually train and just kind of proves you know, this was some genuine shit to face and as fuck with. All this shit organic. I just want everybody to know like this shit organic. This shit not. Foo-full.

This shit not fool. Nigga, I came from the bottom to the top. Like, like respect for you. I'm still trying to rise up. I don't got no hate towards nobody. For me, I want everybody to eat. To eat. Eat.

Everybody. Do what you got no hate? I feel like listening to music. It sounds like you hate a lot of people. No. That's because. Yeah. I don't.

I don't hate them. Like, for me, haters are a strong word, you are? Like, I hate them, but it's different from seeing a nigga win and then hating. Like, you know what I'm saying?

So it's a difference between that type. Like, I don't know. Like, to me, that's just different. Not a hater, but you just don't fuck with certain niggas. Yeah, I just don't fuck with certain niggas. Yeah. And now, I hate them.

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. But, like, it's just, I want you to win, though. There ain't nothing against you, nothing. I want you to win. I want you to go up. I want you to do what you got to do.

I don't got no hate towards nobody. So I've said on here that I thought the naughty bob kind of like went too far, at least in the sense that once it became a TikTok trend, that the shit was just kind of wild for my taste. But then I was watching you and yes, G's and you guys similar subject matter. What are your thoughts on that And the amount of attention That these songs have been getting

I'm so like Brooklyn And the Bronx It's not the same I just feel like We like like like I ain't even gonna lie I don't care about all that other shit

I don't care about I was not cloud chasing This shit real life Yeah This shit real life It's real enemies These niggas know how I operate bro Like this shit not a game bro So, like, it's just like

Us, we could have said that name first For me, it could have been nothing We could let that all along For me, it's just like, they, like, I don't know, like, that's not really their beef I mean, like, it's not Brooklyn. We're like, that's not what they go through. Because you'd be dissing 41 too, right?

No. No, you know, but just is, right? No, yeah, yeah, yeah. You got that song, 41 reasons I was watching last night. So you're saying that those dudes, they don't know the person they're dissing in that song?

Like, nah, no, no, no. I don't know. I'm pretty sure they've said they don't know. No, no. Before boy died, he mentioned them in the song. Oh, okay. But I feel like it went too overboard. Like, for me, I'm from Brooklyn.

For me, it's boundaries to this shit. For me, like, you got to, like, lead that to niggins that's really for me. Like, y'all do what I do in Brooklyn. For me, no, it's just, like, it's different. But I guess, hey, they, they, from me, said that name for, and people and in general

do you think people... In general, one of my men's really made that that little little bobbing shit, the dance and the shit was going on like little fans like pages and shit

and then I don't know just start doing that shit. That is a wild concept but you think people shouldn't be mentioning shit that they had nothing to do with in songs or like when it's completely outside of their little world?

They got the right to this I'm not saying that for me. I can't tell another man none. I'm never saying it like that. I'm just saying it on some like real shit though. Like, realistically, like so in my eyes, I'm just like, like, like a, bro, this shit getting out of hand. It's going too far.

Is there a part of you that wants to tone down the gang distances and the music and everything? I'm out to tone it down. I'm about to turn it down. You're about to see some, they're about to be surprised. I got some shit that's going trend, like, trend lately. You know what? I feel like you low-key got to have to, right?

Like, because, like, like, how do you get more disrespectful than kicking a baby stroller? I don't, I don't, I'm going to get disrespectful. Yeah, no, no, no, no, no. That's the peak, though, right? Yeah. But I'm, right now, like, I'm going to turn it, like, two songs I'm out of the drop. I'm just turn it down for a minute. Now, one, one.

Wait, but you said he kicked a stroller? Yeah, you did? No, no, no. So, like, you knew. Oh, that's the line. Oh, right, okay. I thought you're saying there was, like, a video of him kicking a stroll. I ain't going to lie, bro.

When I heard that, I thought, yo, Shaji's just, like, a different type of guy, bro. Because this is crazy. Nah, that's wild, bro. How'd you even, like, like, like, think about that line, bro. I don't know. Oh. I was just like, I always like. Does real life, though?

Yeah, it's real life. Yeah. Hey, at the day, we all living in the real, like, this shit, not a game. Like, I sat back to what I said before. shit out of game, bro. Mm-hmm. This shit happened to niggas before. A nigger was with his mother in court.

A nigger was on him, hit his mother, spin on his mother's, bro. This should be happening, bro. Yeah. So you think I'm a sedufer lesson, you think I'm gonna let you slide. Mm-hmm. And I know if y'all, you're not letting me rock. I'm my mom. I mean, I let me rock, so why should I let you?

You know, that's what I see? That's what I'm saying? No, thanks. Yeah. So, like, speaking of the sliding, though, right? One of, like, your most viral videos, man, is when you had, like, the phone in one hand while punching on and 150 EBK, right?

Yeah. So, bro, so first off, like, how did that video even, like, take place? Because that shit is the wildest shit. Because, you was had, like, phone, like, phone in one hand while legit punching on bro shit, bro, shit, bro. How did that video happen, man? All right, so I went to court. Yeah.

With my means. Yeah. What am I mean. Yeah. It's three of us all together. He's chilling. It's three of us all together, you, right? Yeah.

So we get the cold or whatever. Yeah. I go to probation. Finners go to probation. I come out of probation. Yeah. I come out of probation before I gets out the building, right? Mm-hmm.

We was already, before we even went to court, I was already saying, like, I cannot breathe to catch somebody. Like, world, like, I'm on that today. Like, I just felt it today. This is a thing that when you go to court, you just know you're going to run into people? Like, I know more than you. Because it's like that in L.A. kind of, too.

Yeah. This shit, you're like, I'm not even about to keep saying the same shit. But I'm going to just go back to what I was saying before, you all right? So look, I was already on that. I was feeling myself. I'm telling me that I'm on that today. I just woke up on a different type of time. And, like, I just woke up different.

Like, woke up just tweaking. Like, I'm energetic. I'm feeling. Like, I got caught today. Oh, yeah, it's lit. We go to court, make a little bit short. I'm out to leave out the building. I'm going to probation.

Back to what I was saying. Now, I'm out to leave. I see four people, but this is not 150EBK, not part of this. There's people from his side for me, but not from his side, but people they teamed up with. So I'm walking past them, right? But this is before I noticed them. I'm only saying that to you because this is after the videos,

after when I found out I even know a couple of niggas was even in, I really put two and two together, you know, shit on social media, I posted, niggas. I called comment then, I found out. So I woke out the building, right? And before I walked out, niggas is looking at me, I'm looking at dumb. I got my, I got a corona mask on and no mask. Like, my dredges is hanging out, all that. So now, they're looking at me, and I turn around and look at dump.

My man's is not with me walking, though. They're outside the building waiting for me. I'm by myself. So I'm walking out. I turn around. I look at them. Nigger, I go like this, I goes back straight, looking. Now, they're walking away, but they turn it around.

No, matter of fact, I'm sorry. Let me replay it. They didn't even do that yet. They stood right there. I walked out. I told my man's pull up real quick because they was already right by the door. I said, pull up. It was like four of them, five of them.

So I still woke past them faithfully and they knew who I was. You walked past them, four or five of them? Faithfully. They didn't do nothing. Faithfully. I turned around at them, too. Like, damn. Ain't nothing I'm speaking as...

Gangsta. Like, this is real shit. I walked out, I called my man's, I said, pull up. There's two of them. Tell them pull up. So now we pull up, they come. So now they start walking away. But I don't think they just start walking away

just because they saw us. I think they was already walking away, like, I guess, like a little bit after them once I told them to pull up. So now they start turning around at us. Like, well, fuck these niggins. These niggins are not. So now I go by the criminal course side.

You heard? I went to family court. I was 17. I was my age. I was 17 family court. So now I go to the criminal court side. That's where really get lit. Criminal court.

Family court, you're going to run into somebody. But family, like, criminal is where it's really. Yeah, everybody's there. Or not. All that. Aside from actually being in jail, it's like the biggest collection of people who are on some fuck shit. It's like, it's like, it's like, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, I feel like a, like, I feel like that shit just to, like, I feel like that shit just the setup.

Like, they be knowing niggas got arms. They be no one should be going on. They still be having everybody come to court. I don't blame them. For me, you do what you do. But now look, criminal court, get to the criminal court, so now I'm with them. I feel energetic. I feel like I saw niggas.

I'm already on that. I'm hype now. Like, I'm already hype. Niggas now on that. I'm like, fuck these niggas. Go to the criminal court side. So I go live. to my mom, I go live.

Hey, who else I'm like this? I'm like 70 views. For me 100 views, nobody's seen. In the live. Once I end the live, I seen somebody you heard. And that's him. That was him. So now I'm looking at him, but I don't know who this is.

I don't know him. I never even knew who he was. But you're looking at him like, this guy looks a little weird. I'm walking across the street. And while I'm looking at him and keep looking at me. So now I'm like, oh, geez, because that's like, for me where he'll be bought. Yeah, of course. I'm like, oh, geez, and he's not saying nothing.

He's just walking, but he's looking at me. And then now he started, like, figure to act up a little bit like, so. So now he's about to run, you heard. Now I'm walking across the street. I back out my phone. Yeah. He saw me about the back.

Once he's so, you know nobody want to look bad. You know nobody want to look bad. That's a fact. Nobody want to look. Who want to look? Yeah, that's crazy. Nobody really wanted him in Madison days up, you know? So now, he's about to run.

I still got it recorded though, but he's going this way now. Now he's trying to act like he on it. And you know his cars, the bus stop right here is the gate, like the little short gate right here. I'm not about to jump over the gate, so I went around and shit. That's how I'm like, oh, geez, don't run. I had that first. Yeah, so I'm coming around while I'm coming around and shit.

I'm like, oh, geez don't run. And so now he's saying, now he's going to run. I'm trying to act like he's on that. I make sound with the camera to him. Yeah. And I ain't going to lie. Yeah. We did.

Broke him up, one hand. Hit him. My man. I didn't realize he was giving a shit's up. He never lay in. Not one punch on you, though. Not one time. Like, you can see in the video.

Of course. My man's just, we was breaking him up, broke him up, got another video. He was on the floor. He got him. Now, look, after that, once I cut the video wall, once I said, oh, gee, see what we do. Yeah. Somebody tried to throw it.

The niggas that we saw before the family court side, you heard. They came back. They came back. That, nah, that's crazy. Shot hit me with a cone, you heard? That's crazy. I saw it right on time. You know, I said, oh, yeah, it's lit.

Oh, yeah. Yo, what about my mother? That's all that. Is you excited, though? So much energy, I'm lit. I'm high. You don't even know. It's like, when you're not feeling the day, you're not feeling it.

Like, you're not feeling. You just don't want to be bald with it. But it's a day when you were like, nah, like, I can't. Wait. To catch one. Oh, my, I'm energetic. Like, that's just me. Like, everything, like, my song, they say I'm energetic.

That's just me. Like, I'm really energetic. Like, that's just my personality everywhere. I'm funny, all that. But making a little story short, nigger try to throw a cone at me. I weave it. So now I'm looking.

I'm like, yo, this nigger is really, I know this nigga, though. Now, I know who that is now. Like, now I'm looking at your face, but I don't know the other niggas around him. But now my man's is on that you heard. And it's a remind you. It's only like two, three of us, bro.

It's me with three, three other people. I'm with three other people. I'm with three other people. It's four of us altogether. It's five for them though. Yes. Yo, bro, once after that, a lot of niggas, they men started just jetting on them. They ran on them?

Yeah, like, if you see on the YouTube, like, if you keep looking, all you gotta do is to go to Sha J's on 161 fight on 161. And when you look at it, it's a couple videos. Oh, that's great. And they're gonna be like, it's a video whenever he's breaking the nigga up and there was a video when I was chasing another nigga he was running for me, you heard?

Yeah. This is how I went. Niggas ain't wanna get it on with me, you heard? Like real shit. But you're talking shit though. So yeah. Niggas ain't wanna get it on me. Niggas don't, niggins ain't feel my energy.

Like, yeah. Niggins wanted to get it on that first, but when I really started really, shut. Like, yeah. Like we, I'm on that. Like they didn't want it. Oh, they didn't want no parts. Yo, so, so first off, man, yo, like,

like, I knew that like, I knew that, like, your hands was deadly, bro, when I seen you beat the fuck out of a grown-ass cop, bro. Dog! Because, you know, he was like, what, 14, 15? That wasn't me. Nah? That wasn't me. You sure?

I'm positive. That wasn't me. Yo, I swear to God, it was you, right? I probably would have been locked up right now. It's crazy. Were they labeled the video that? Yeah, I don't know. Look like a little.

Oh, I know what you're talking about. Yeah. No, that's not me. That's not me. Yo. It doesn't probably look like me, though. Yeah. That's how you look like me, though.

When you get mad views on your video? Just say that it's like a rapper that kind of looks like him. I see him this bad time. He's really being a cop. Like, really fighting a cop and he really dead look like me. I know my dreads untwisted. He is dressed. You feel me?

All you got to do is like lower the quality on the video so they can't tell. Yo, can't see it? I mean, none of it's not him? No. Nah, right here, right, here, right? So like earlier and so earlier, right, you stated, yo, I love everybody, right? Now, what's the issue with Nazi BK, man? Yo, like, with him and...

No, like, you and him. Bro, I just, like... All right, bro. He's a cloud chaser. He's an OD cloud chaser, bro. I just feel like, niggas got to stop. Yeah. Like, him, he got to go.

He got to stop. Like, he got to just, like... You see where he, wherever he at, he got to just stay there and just stay in the crib and lock yourself out. Because, like, no funny shit, he's a ball player. Like, I know everybody came, I'm trying to really say, though, like, this is not him. This is not him.

You guys trying to say, like, this is not him at all. And it's like, he, he, he, he, he, I look, it's not able to, everybody came from being something. We all came from being a board players, but he was really a ball player, bro. He was really a nigga. Like, I never knew him. But, like, this is what niggas that was. chilling around him what tell me. Like, I really like,

niggas, see him, he's a ball player, bro. Like, he walked past, he. Make a long story short, though. He went from calling. He was from, that's where he was from. He never, I never knew him. All these videos that he posted on Shai K videos, like before, like way before we first started rapping,

but we never even knew him. Niggis never knew him, bro. Nobody ever, ever, day in their life, ever, say, yo, let's run into, Nazi BK. Oh, let's see him. Like, where he at? Like, call him, like, son, what's up?

Nobody. So, making him still, he came from calling. When his name started the ring is when I felt like when he went to DOA. When he came to the DOA, started going on that deal way, the dick rot and shit, started doing all that other shit. And it was just, it ain't make sense. We were looking at him like, bro, you look stupid, bro. Like, bro, you was just on this block, now they beef, you're on this block.

block just like below a lot of the niggas like for me like it's not safe like yo here right so like so what was your actual thoughts right when you see like and him do that to like Rajee's girl

and outside the court who uh Naze BK bro you said no no that that was not his girl okay but that was not his girl

associate yeah yeah that was his friend oh yeah friend friend okay he's on nothing he's on nothing he's on nothing That's a female. You get no points. I don't hit females.

If female hit me, I'm not hanging her, bro. Just back up. I'm not doing that. What am I fighting a female for, bro? Yeah. You won't get no points. You can't even fight her. I don't think even for you.

You just do... He spilled on her, I think, right? Spilled on her, whatever. Yeah. They're good, bro. It's wild just seeing this shit playing out in New York where all these young rappers who all of a sudden got some clout,

they got some money, they're getting signed. They're just, like, people paying attention to them, and it's just like they're all just kind of going to war. It's got to seem crazy out there right now, right? Facts. Me and my niggas good. I mean, we're good. I ain't worried about everybody else.

Yeah. I mean, I'm worried about me, everybody around me. But I'm worried about my responsibilities first, which is my family and other shit. Have you signed yet? Oh, yeah. Now, listen, right? So, like, here's the thing, right? So, like, people say this.

bro, like y'all got mad money y'all live but why do like Bronx rappers sign deals and still stay in the hood? No, I'm out of him. You, you, you, you're going now. I'm out of it. The guy I know, the guy who signed him

reached out to me earlier today and was just like, yo, thank you for doing that interview. He didn't ask me to do that interview. Like, you know, this was already going to happen. But he was like, yo, like, we really are fucking with him. Like, they really believe that he's going to be like a huge star. So, yeah, of course. It's got a lot of momentum behind him.

Because this dude, like, I know him. He got a crazy track record. He signed a ton of huge artist. So I was pretty, when I heard that. But what made you want to sign? And I really make me want to sign. You got to try to say, like, that's what I chose.

And that wasn't a me thing. And that's what I felt like will help me, but not only helped me, but to progress and do new things. And shit, for me? Yeah. I've been through a lot, bro. Like, real shit, I've been through a lot, bro.

We know, yeah, of course. So, I just feel like, like, that's my way of getting out of here. And, like, not only getting out of here by just, like, leaving out of here just, by doing new shit, exploring new shit. Like, I'm still young. I ain't even explore a lot of shit. Everybody's seen, for me, I just, just knowing the hood, you know what I'm trying to say? Yeah. I'm not trying to do this forever.

You're trying to say, I'm trying to be a billionaire. I'm trying to get money. Of course. Trying to invest in shit. Trying to be bigger than all that other shit. For me, I was doing before that shit in the past. Fucked that shit. Effects.

And today, today's ever right now. You've been through so much, right? And you're only 18 years old, man. Have you ever, like, guys into therapy or, you know, even, like, thought about it was about, just, like, talking to somebody? Besides us? Yeah, no, besides us. Yeah, like, I ain't, I ain't grow up.

where people to really, I ain't grow up without a father, for me. I feel like if you had a father for you in life, you could, like, if he really did for you and he really got you, like, you know, like, for me, a father is supposed to be a father, brover, like, that's your son. Yeah. He's supposed to look up to, like, I was like, a good role model. You're trying to say, I feel like if I had a good role model, my mom I saw, like, I grew up with only females, my mother, my grandmother.

Mm-hmm. I ain't grow up no my uncles just getting locked up. So, like, shit crazy out here for me. So I'm out aside for me. I don't know what to say. Of course. For me, but I ain't start just being, I'm not going to say it like that. I ain't just start being a game member just say, yo, this.

Nah, I started somewhere for me. I was playing basketball or whatever. But I was in that shit, too. Like, I was both. I was really, like. But this is young, young. Like, this is little. Like, what, 12?

Like, not even. Like, when I was a little kid, no, and 10, 11. Playing basketball for me, but I was still outside, though. Wilder. Yeah. Fighting niggas, all that. I wasn't just a basketball player going to school, bug bag going, doing work, no.

I was in school laughing out niggas, cutting ass, leaving, talking the bitches in the whole way, skipping. That was me for me. playing basketball nice for me. That was just me. And do your mom know the hair, right? So, like, do they, like, know that you're famous yet? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

And when did they realize that, yo, like, my son is probably about to be out of here soon? Yeah, my mom, no. Oh, wow. When? Like, this year, last year, or where? She always believed in me for me. But younger, I was always getting locked up,

So I ain't really get to see everything. If you just went and got a crib in Jersey and never came back to the hood or, like, came back in a very specific fashion with security and stuff, you think everybody would look at you different or do you think that they would all be proud of you? Nah, niggas would be proud of me

because they know I grew up and they know been through shit. A lot of niggies ain't been through. So, like, I just, like, for me, like, niggas, no, niggas know. For me, niggas will be a little. you're proud of me. Niggas is proud of me right now.

At this second, like, everybody texts me, like, no funny shit, but you really can't fall, bro. Like, real shit, bro, you deserve it, bro. No funny shit. And I realize it, bro,

because niggas really been there with me, like, they crashed out so many times, Marge, and been through so much. I ain't never let that shit get to me none, bro. I was locked up. I had up on the wall. I'm great, bro.

I'm great. And, like, you've always... And this is, you know, bro, like, I appreciate this, right? Like, and I can't, like, stress this enough, man. Like, when it comes to, like, just like new niggas, right? Wait your turn. You feel what I? You've waited your turn, and now you're popping, right?

Now, I do want to address, like, this video, right? So, I think you were in the back of a cap, right? Now, and when I've seen it, it looked like the person, like, was recorded, and then like they like try to like do something and then took off and ran right so like speak on that so like you was in the back of a car

and they swung now I'm not sure if that was like C.J who like was who did? Yeah C.J. Yeah. I know what that is. Oh you look at the name

the name shit that posted it? No, no, no. Yeah, right, right? So like you're not talking about C. C.J. from Staten Island. No, no, no, no. No, no. I know you're talking about. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

All right. Make a lot of stuff to be short. To call you lacking, right? Yeah, they called me liking. Yeah. I didn't go to lie. Yeah. You punched you, though?

Or, nah, I didn't even go lie, bro. I didn't even go lie, bro. Were you in a situation like that? Yeah. It's like, yo, bro, my nigger just popped up out of nowhere, bro.

Like, yo, bro. Like, bro. Just, like, spawned in like, thing else. Yo. I know where, like, you start just took him ass shit. Like,

like, I just, Like, I mean, turn around. Like, yo, y'all, I think. Like, you know, I ain't geek, though. Like, you got to ball him too, though, like, why I'm, because it shocked my head for me, so I'm telling the nigger, like, fake, like, when I'm driving, I'm telling the nigger, draw, for me. And when I'm telling the nigger drive,

when I'm telling the nigger to drive, nigger not driving, like, oh, bro, and you can't even drive. You couldn't even drive, matter of fact, for me? Because it was already traffic, and, you know, We were already in the fishbow block the shit, the blocked, dumbed, so it was over. It was over. So now, so now I'm already on that though. Like still while I'm, because I was already shocked, so now while I'm looking at him, now

I'm like, I bet his lip. Bro, he even hit, like, he even hit me, bro. Like, nah, real shit, like, he even, he even, he faked, like, skim my face, but like, he didn't even hit me, bro. And respectfully, after that, like, like, once he did that, I swung up punch right with him, you heard. We seen him on a video, yeah. On camera.

I punched him right back, you heard. He ran. I got out the car, bro. Really got out the car, bro. Niggas jumped back than the V, bro. Other niggas be choked him out. You have crashed the V? Yeah, like.

Wait, so that's Cap, like. All that shit is Cap, bro. Oh, that situation is different, bro. Yeah. Oh, yeah. Yo, so like, speak on, nah, man, man, right. How do you crash the V? Yo, bro.

Yo, you be on time me, y'all. Yo, bro, I ain't going to lie, bro. You take ads and w's in your shoes, bro. I ain't going to lie, bro. That's your mom car, car? No, no, no. For me, a lot. For me, a little V.

For me, for me, driving around my little vizance and shit. I had somebody license and shit. But, bro, I ain't ever going to lie. I was on another nigga block. And the V just driving with the music up. And the fistball. Yeah. But I try to get it.

I try to get on the sidewalk, bro. Yeah. Yeah, this shit goes straight. Yo, bro, a lady, I'm telling, like, I'm harking my horn. Yeah. And when I'm honking my horn, I'm telling how to move. She moved. There's a push cart right there.

I drives over the push cart to the shit start wiggling the V right and hit the pole. Overwood. Yeah, I was still in that shit, for me. I walked out that shit and all lot for me. And niggas, they're not run down on that V. on that Vee, if you see him in a niggas, nah, dude, I ain't see me and that niggas waited until I walked out of the V, bro.

I never... But I had to get out the V through the window, bro. Shit, bro. Shit, all this shit was locked. No, damn. Wait. Wait. When you, like, crash, did you leave it there

and just dipped? Like, Nick, I just let that shit, dude, like... It's over, like, that shit doesn't. That shit wasn't even moving. I'm trying to move the car back. Yeah.

not moving the shit up. I don't know the shit by under shit. Yeah. Wow. Yo, right, so now there's a new wave of female drill rappers, right? Now, I think Murder'd be like caused some controversy, right?

But she said, like, yo, I'm the queen of this shit, I started this shit, and then I think like Kenzel B said not, you know. So from your perspective, right, and taking all female drum rappers into perspective right now, who's the queen of drill music right now

in New York or the Bronx? We already know And not I'm named them to Nah Ice Price gotta be it Come on she's the biggest by far Who who who who It's mainstream now those I know she mainstream but that makes her the queen

Ice Vice Yeah I mean listen when you're that famous You have that many followers Your music is that big And my thing is I don't think she's a one-thead wonder It's not about who famous too Okay

It's who People Like Like like like like like like like like It's just like Who got it? Like, who... I don't know how to say.

Y'all can help me out? Who got the respect? The respect? Not only the respect, but who got the lyrics too. Mm-hmm. Like, you can't only... Jen Carter didn't, right? Yeah, her too.

Her too, she's nice. I ain't ever gonna lost. She nice. If it's just like... Yeah. I feel like Kizzo B, though. I feel like Kizzo B. She...

Yo, she different. You listen, right? So... The world, I feel like can't really hear her, yeah. They soon hear her, though. forget hearing her, right? I feel like the world ain't see her yet, right? Like, for example, like,

and folks think that Ice Spice is bad. Like, wait till Kempel B pop off, right? You feel like me? Like, it's over, you feel me? She is different. And now, yeah, she over, it's over. You feel me? Why do you, like, think that, though?

Like, it hasn't really, like, popped off yet, right? Because, like, she, like, was rapping first, right? Before, you know, and everybody else, right? Yeah, yeah, well, brother and shit. Yeah. Free bando. Yeah, free bando. been though

based on. Yeah, right? So, so, so, like, you know, so,

like, you know, so, like, it hasn't popped off yet for Kensa. No, I did. Like,

I'm not saying it, like, yeah, like, I'm saying, like, as, yeah.

Yeah. Yeah, you know what I mean? Like, yeah, going crazy, crazy, like,

she's going hit that. She's going, when she go when she get that, like that boost, like that's the boost, like,

that's the boosts right there. When you get that one song and that shit just go different. All you need is that one song, the stamp you, stamp your name. Like, she needs that one hand. I feel like she's going to. She's out of here, man, you feel me? Out of here. Especially because, you know, like, she's the whole package, you feel I mean?

She got it. She's bad. She can rap. She knows. Right? Now, like, what's your take on females doing nigger shit, right? And this and the opposite. Like, for example, is murder be wilding right now, bro?

Bro, I don't know murder B, but I saw her one time. She's dope, but she just be wilding. She be wilding, bro. Yeah. I saw her on around niggas sides, bro. Like, for me, I saw her on my son, Rob Block on 8-0, bro. Shelling, bro. Cooling outside.

Yeah, this before I even knew shit, nigger, all this. I wish she was happening, nigga, like before niggas even knew about that shit, bro. She was not on none of that shit. She was not on nothing, bro. She was regular for me. When I saw her, I saw it one time. She wasn't on nine. She wasn't really jagging niggas, like from other sides and shit.

And I don't know. She just started rapping and just started, I just saw her drop a video. I started mentioning bro name going crazy. I ain't even allowed. Niggis not jagging at it. So, you know, after that, it's taking out to a whole complete thing after that. Yeah, man.

Nigs not playing about that, bro, because they used on niggas block regular. Like, everything was good for you. Like, niggas could have, did you feel through you all that? Chiller. Chilling. All right, so here's my question. I'm not saying about you.

I'm talking about people from where you're at in general. If a girl's dissing your loved ones, are a lot of dudes, like, just as quick to, to end a girl's life as that would be about a dude? Or do you think that there's some chivalry in there? Um, I don't know.

Yeah, I don't know. You don't know anyone like that? No. Well, this is a fever. That's a crazy question anyway. No, no, no, no, it's a real question, right? I don't know what's like out there. Right now.

Because, like, do she or would she get the same smoke that a guy would? saying the same thing. No, I don't think so. Like, I don't know. Like, she would get the treatment. Like, niggas will really do her filthy. I ain't know a lot.

But the way niggas are doing, a nigger won't be like a female. I don't know, bro. Just some niggas wake up with different intentions every day. Violet. Niggas wake up with different time and every day. Yeah. Man, yo, right?

So, like, there was a video here, right? So, you know, like, and you've definitely grown, you know, like, you're past this now, man. But do you, like, regret kicking over in those candles at the memorial. No. Why? Bro.

They do the same shit. Yeah. Niggas, dude, niggas go back and forth tick for tax shit, bro. Nguess doing the same shit, bro. Respectfully. Of course. God forbid something would have happened to me

realistically. Niggas will, for me, they're me filthy too, so. At that time, I felt like doing that, but that was wrong. For me? But I'm not saying wrong as, like, feel me to the world, like, the world seeing that. Gotcha, that's wrong.

Like, in a world perspective. But to me, that shit, I don't give a fuck about none of that. I care about none of the night. Because at the end of the day, it's the streets, real. It's the streets, bro. It's just the streets, bro. Niggas get filthy like that, bro. And we got to take that.

Wally, man. And like one thing about you, bro, like, you're like, bro, like, you're fearless because, you're, like, I've seen you and on, like, IG Live spin it, bro. Like, like, like, like, outside saying, yo, I'm with you niggas blocks right now. Listen, right? So, look, so, like, what goes through, like, your mind when you're, like, on somebody else's block? Live stream. Are you ever like, yo, bro, like, or they're, like, 20 niggas, like, that we don't see, like, just, like, you know, just, like, strapped up and shit. Like, how do you feel comfortable in on other niggas blocks?

I don't know, man. I just like... Go to options, pussy. He's 18, he don't give a fuck. That's my answer. He just don't care. Yeah, yeah. I just don't care.

You probably did some reckless shit you're 18. Actually, maybe not. But I know I did. It wasn't in the form of that kind of shit, but it was fucking random girls with no condom and all kinds of cool shit like that. I'm sure you were doing that too. Everybody was doing that.

Come on, you can't just start off. What, you come on, bro. Niggas' his first. bodies can't be with the condom, bro. Yeah. That's me realistically, bro. Come on, bro. You think somebody really, bro, come on.

What? Some of my first bodies were with the condom, though, because they had, first ever body. No, yeah, but, like, a couple of my early ones, just because I was so young, they scared me in school. First one, like, first one, right? I hate that I can't remember. No, man.

Yo, I heard, like, got a song with a meek meal coming? No. No, why not? He's not jacking me, I don't know. Who told you that? Well, like, so, and he did and have a song, right? Yeah. But now me ain't jacking it?

Like, no, no, no. I'm not saying, like, he said that. Yeah. I never really got contact with him or none. But I guess, like, I don't know how he saw that beat. Like, how the beat even got through the boat if it wasn't for my son. Yeah, because my son got two million views. Yeah.

That rose a song got two. I just feel like you didn't have to do none, but he could have just coast on them, for me, gave a little for me, like, yeah. Yeah. You see they be shot out all other other undergrad artists sometimes, so I feel like that should have been, you see, if I see somebody going up and I feel like he working for his shit and I'm already up there and I feel like I really like this nigga, like, he's like, I fuck one.

Yeah. Nah, yeah, but I don't know. But I don't know. You never know, bro. Of course. He don't know me. I don't, he don't owe me none. Yeah, he facts.

You feel like? Here, right? So, like, speaking of, like, co-sides, man, yo, Drake is super tapped in with the Bronx down, right? Like, is that, like, surreal? Like, just, like, think about, yo, like, Drake might actually know, like, you know, like,

who I'm, you know, right? Like, like, do you, here, right? So, one, do you, like, feel, though, like, Drake is co-signing the wrong niggas? And then, two, Are you waiting for that Drake Colson? I ain't waiting for nine. I don't wait for no man.

Yeah. Question, right? So, like, and you're like, so like, this is line, right? Where, like, Dougie B. got shot, and now he, like, danced with his shoulders, right? Now, I know you've seen his, like, summer jam, right? With Cardi. Was you, you know, shocked and astounded that bro was, you know, in a one foot? you know.

Oh, yeah. Dancing, you know, with the knees, you feel me? So, you know, just like, yo, bro. That gives me on other shit, right? Niggins me on some other shit, you are? Yeah. I think it's the... That's your sturdy game, though, right?

Yeah, right. I don't even go a lot. He'd be bugging. He'd be bugging. Just leave him to a female, you were. Yeah. He can give me female vibes. Yeah.

Give me too much, like... Like, yo, bro. Yeah. Stay over there, bro. Don't even do that shit no more, bro. Man. How many more of these fucking crazy-ass gang questions you got? No, like...

I don't got that much time left, so I'm just wondering how much longer this list goes. No, no, no. Okay, right, so listen, right, so last question, right? So, like, last question, right? So, like, do you, like, check the New Yorkology, like, that Reddit? What's the... It's, like, a Reddit group, like, where, like, you know... You just said the N-word with Ology at the end?

No, New York Ology. Oh, New York. Orchology. Yeah, right? My apologies. Right. So I've been a big, like, proponent, right? Because I'm a square, right?

Mark, right? Where I believe that squares and marks... He don't want to be a Mark. Well, not a Mark, but I'm a square. He's like to line you up. Ah, got you. I'm a square civilian, right? And I've said that squares and civilians should stay out of street business, right?

So, like, what's your reaction when you see, like, the fans, you know, well, the op fans, right? trolling talking about, yo, man, like, like, like, slop for Wooladi or some bullshit like that, bro. We don't pay that no mind. Yeah. We don't pay that no mind. You probably got to ignore a lot of comments.

Bro, I know a lot. I know a lot of them. I bet. Like, bro, no fucking shit, bro. You gotta get it, bro. When you get lit, bro, everybody, it's going to be people that hate you. It's going to people that fuck with you. It's going to people that support you.

It's always like that. I see it with other drool rappers. Well, all these mainstream artists, little dirt, too, yes. Love of a vibe. Come on, like, come on, a little baby. Yeah. Like, it's just, it's true. It's always politics, bro.

It's always politics, bro. Mm-hmm. And I see, and I see they don't, like, they don't, they don't want sponsors and shit like that. Niggas not worried about that. Because at the end of the day, that's just probably somebody in their crib with no money, don't got nothing for their self,

just on a computer all day, do fake pages doing weird shit. I mean, picture of you were a little dark. You probably don't even bother to try to read your Instagram comments, right? No. You know, at a certain point. Yeah, you might glance at them, but it's like if every photo you post gets 20,000 comments,

you're really going to like, how many you're going to look at it? You look at the top ones. Like, I always think about that. It's always going to say one that. It's not just going to be all fire. No, come on. We all know that. And they all want a reaction.

Why somebody that always hearing, bro. They want reaction, so they're going to say the craziest shit possible. That is the thing. It's like a lot. These kids, they don't even really care about the beef necessarily. They just know that it's something that they can say to get a reaction. Yeah, they can't. They like it.

They like it, bro. When they see us, yeah. Hite them all like, fuck this other nigger, you know? So you'll see like a 13-year-old white kid and he'll be saying all that shit to you? Yeah, claiming it sets. Yeah.

Maybe not white. Maybe it can be anybody. Yeah. Anybody. But it's like the bigger you get, the more is gonna be like that. Young boy in Dirk is just the most popular rappers who happen to have beef, so the fans just got something to talk about, you know? Fuck.

Yeah. Yeah, yeah, listen, so, and last question, right? So, like, you stated once Papa reach, I think, one mill, you are, or, like, going to, like, drop something else, right? So, like, what's next? A EP album? All right, look. Just, you know, more videos?

I got a couple of songs dropping videos. I got a couple of videos dropping. I'm already an EP mode while I'm already doing videos already. I'm already stacking songs. I'm already on the of and above, you all? So I'm going to drop a couple videos first, and then I'm going to work on my EP, drop my EP. Once my EP get cleared, everything get, drop it. Yeah, just, I'm going to drop it at least give me like two more months.

Yeah. And like, you stated though, like, it's going to be like a different type of sound. So, like, is that going to be on the EP? I love songs, drill. Drill love songs. That's it. Them three titles right there. I'm gonna have some shit for the bitches,

the ladies, you know, they're gonna like some shit for me. Niggas don't want to hear drill or this. So we'll hit something else from Shagis. Like, let's hit something else. So I'm gonna get them that, get them some drill shit, you know, that's what they really want.

And then give it a drill love song. A drill love some. A drill love some, go crazy. Yeah. You know what I'm trying to say, like something like gifted or something. Like, for me, I'm really... Yo, you listen, like that'll go crazy, right?

So do you, in fact, here, look, we're running out of time, right? So my last question, man, do you, like, feel like because, like, and I tell people this, right, that I feel like you got the hardest and on the radar freestyle. I do. I do. Stamped. Stamped, man, you feel me?

Shut up Gabe. Shout out Gabe. Shout out Gabe. Shout out Gabe, OD. I'm glad he had me up there. You like going out there to Bushwick? No. No.

I don't like going nowhere. When I pulled up there, I was like... I like going to nice places. I don't want to go to no more. That's basically going backwards. Because, yo, when I lived in Bushwick, I live right over there. So I pulled up there with no security just to do that interview. And I'm like, oh, this is my old neck of the woods.

Yeah, all right. It's right. This shit just trenchuous, though. You're just looking at this shit. It's not like... It's not lit. What are you living at right now? But that shit mad different now, though, because right over there on the, like, under the train,

there's like a Starbucks and a Japan. Holy and all this nice shit that was not there before, but, yeah. We're basically like low-key doxing on the radar right now. Sorry about that. Yeah, facts, wait, one more thing. Yeah. Before we go, you are? Yeah.

Do you think L.A. better than the Bronx? L.A. better than New York. Not the Bronx. Weather? No, no. Not rapping. Not rapping. The beach?

Everything like in January. Yeah, of course. Yeah, of course. Yeah. Because I lived out there for Madlong. What I like more? New York or L.A. I love New York is one of my favorite places on earth,

but in terms of like somewhere to live, I love L.A. Easy. I live in New York for seven years, and I fucking love it. It's the best. But I was in my early 20s. You know, I was in my 20s in general.

But like in that time period, New York was amazing because I loved that energy being outside. I was riding DMX bikes, like just going everywhere. But now I was an older guy who has a family and like, as businesses and shit.

Like, I love being in L.A. It's so simple. I can't imagine having to walk out the fucking crib every day walking down the street with people's shit. No funny shit. In Shachi's moving to LA? Nah.

I ain't go to LA. They too far. I don't want to take that plane. That plane is crazy. Look, I just got on, this is my first time getting under the plane. Oh, really?

Wow. How would you think? It was not too good. Your ears blow out? No, my ears didn't blow out. That's what my manager told me, though, for me? Like, niggas is like, yo, your ears go, my shit was, it was, it was carved up a little bit, though,

but it wasn't really good. I was more worried about, I'm scared of heights. I don't like heights. So when I look down and I'm just like, I heard so much shit as a little kid, people were dying on planes and shit,

like Al-Py the hall. For me, when I was a little kid, my mom used to just, and I just always been like the type of person to be scared to get old planes, but I got on one. Yeah. Once you get used to it,

it's like hopping on the subway, except annoying as fuck because you go through scary and everything. But, yo, much love? We're going to do a yes, Jesus interview tomorrow. Yes. And again, like, that's my African brother, so, you know, I can't wait.

Oh, okay, okay, no, I understand. Yeah. We up next. They know who got the Bronx right now. They know. Y'all are killing it. Me and you, we're going up. And I know they're going to be fucking hyped about seeing you on the show and him too.

Yeah, I'm geeked to see what the people got to say. And thank you, Flocko for your messy-ass questions. It shows you really been paying attention. I think y'all for having me up here, you are. I appreciate it, no funny shit. He's my guys, you know, you feel me? You told me you talk to them all the time. I'm like, wow, you're all right.

You're in the DMs? Yeah, yeah, yeah, man. You know, these are my guys, man. I feel like, y'all shows support to me before I already got out. I don't know if they had paid. I don't know who control it if it is. You know, right? It's not.

You know, I didn't know, but they've been showing me. I've been watching, like, through lives and shit. When everybody was home and shit, I already know. Yeah, I really know. Appreciate it, man. Thank you so much. Shaji's, No Jumper, coolest podcast on world. Check us on YouTube, TikTok, Patreon, Instagram, et cetera.

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