No Jumper - Smac on Getting Shot 9 Times, Being Special-Ed, BACKONFIGG & More
Episode Date: January 12, 2023Sharp and Smac have a heart-to-heart in this very special conversation, where the two realize they're more alike than they thought. ----- 00:00Intro 0:05 Smac talks about modeling for the NEW No Jump...er Merch Collection 2:40 Smac and Sharp talk about having raspy voices and “Back on Fig” with T-Rell 5:30 Smac talks about growing up without his father 7:50 Smac talks about wanting to be a father, Sharp shares his relationship with his kids 9:40 Smac gifts Sharp a bottle of Belaire champagne and they talk about Smacc’s rise on No Jumper 11:15 Smac on the culture on Fig St. and getting in “The Game” 14:50 Smac talks about catching a m charge, how that changed his direction, and how he values communication 19:05 Smac talks about his first impression of Sharp 22:15 Smac shares his message to the youth and his favorite old school artists 24:20 Sharp talks about new artists making music for the wrong reasons and how famous R&B artists treat their girls 30:45 Smac on about his experience being on “Back on Fig” with T-Rell and the No Jumper Live Show 36:30 Smac talks about being in special ed 38:50 Smac talks about wanting to give back to the kids 41:35 Smac says that Sharp reminds him of himself and how people should stay in their own lane 47:00 Sharp and Smac discuss “The Loup" party line and how people lack imagination because of social media 50:15 Smac's take on today's music promoting all the wrong things and rappers capping 55:55 Smac on why he spreads positivity and his slogan “I Come in Peace” and people posting f__ts 57:30 Smac talks about the ones posting before calling 911 59:40 Smac on where he sees himself in 5 years and how getting hit 9 times at 17 years old changed his life ----- 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
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The Sharp Tank.
No jumper.
Sharpest, coolest podcast in the world.
And I think the people already know, they've been wanting to see this.
Smack, we already know who you is.
Like the introduction is I don't even know how to like take my skateboard and drop into the ramp onto that.
Right, right, right, right.
I want to do it so epic for you, man.
But I just think that, you know, the truth needs no support.
No, I don't.
We got smack in the building today, ladies.
and gentlemen.
Here to be, no cab, man.
I'm in the shark tank, man.
And you know what?
I know for a fact,
I know people being wanted to see me
and you sit down.
Yes.
And just do something
and just chill, man,
and hang out.
So I want to do this one more
podcast style.
Now, I'm going to ask you a few questions,
of course,
but I think we're going to do that
just on an organic note.
Right, right.
You dig what I'm saying?
Like a book.
Shark acts me anything,
that's what I love, man.
That's why I got you here, man.
I like that sweater you got on right away.
Oh, yeah.
Thank you, man.
That's hard.
That's hard.
Jumper.com, go tap in.
How was that?
Hey, no.
Adam.
Pay the man.
Shout out my boy Adam.
Yeah, man.
Shout out Adam 22.
You did?
That's my guide, man.
It's my guy, too, yeah.
You know, you actually, I think you had did, you had modeled for it.
Yes.
In the video, hey, bro, whoever shot that and even with you, I love visual, man, so I love seeing that.
Like, I love, like, catching you in a different form.
What was that like for you, man?
For real.
Like, when you doing that.
Honestly, it was dope and tight to me because I never modeled the day in my life.
I never did the picture stuff.
And that was my first time ever in life.
So that was good.
I felt great.
Like, I was feeling real juice when I did at then to see my progress when it came out, like, wow.
I fuck with it, man.
I fuck with it.
And you notice, you didn't have to be.
See, and this for the people, like, you have to be a Calvin Klein nigger.
You ain't have to be like there's something for everybody.
That part.
You know what I'm saying?
And I don't think one of them Calvin Klein niggas could have pulled that off.
Especially the setting how rugged it was.
Come on, man.
How worried you looked like looking out the window, but like they're capturing what you got on the whole time, you know.
Right.
Whoever did that.
I don't know who had shot that if it was somebody in the building, I'm sure.
Yeah.
Who shot that.
Trev?
Yeah.
I'm going to be real, man.
Shout out to Trev because the way he captured that was like it was on some real gritty trap shit.
Yeah.
It was like this worried, like it just like going crazy in there,
but it was still capturing around the actual out of the gear.
You know what I'm saying?
That's what I loved about it too.
Like he really was doing this shit.
He really knew it.
He's like, do this, do this.
Tell me what to do.
Now I'm gonna make it happen, Captain.
Yeah, it is.
For real, babe.
Hear me, I don't play.
The two raspy voice, niggas.
I swear I want to tell you that too.
They ain't we got their fucking latsy-assie-ass voice.
I love it.
I'd have made it into me now.
You feel me?
Yeah.
Yeah.
At first I didn't, because it happened like me screaming and shit, been around the world,
so that's how that happened, doing too much yelling.
And when I came back, my mama was like, something wrong with your voice, son?
No.
Ain't it trash when, like, you could be talking to somebody, right?
And you just really just being passionate about it, but your voice will come off like you're aggressive.
Yeah.
Like, they'd be like, why are you getting so aggressive?
You're like, I'm not.
I'm just talking.
That's my voice.
I'm for real.
I'm just talking.
But people are get that shit misconstrued.
It's screwed.
You know what I'm saying?
They just don't really understand it.
But man, this has been my voice like this since I was young, bro.
For real?
Yeah, it's been my voice like this since I was young before I started smoking.
Damn.
I probably wouldn't be as raspy, but it was pretty, it was always here.
Mine started at 16.
It's always been in 2016, mine started.
Like, when mine start, when my voice started breaking, this is what it broke into,
like it just kind of stayed broke.
But what do you think that shit comes from?
Like, well, we just strained our vocals so long so much,
This is just over with canceled Christmas in New Year?
Maybe God, I'm going to be for real.
Like, I ain't trying to get religious with people.
Maybe God, like, knew we needed to have a voice.
That part.
We was going to go through some things that maybe people can relate to
and they ain't going to take it.
See, I always notice, smack, like, don't nobody ever.
You could tell it, like, even your kids, right?
You could tell them like, hey, stop.
Don't touch that.
Right.
Stop.
Don't touch that.
You keep repeating it to them.
You're trying to be nice about the shit, right?
Once you tell me, hey, fucking stop.
Don't touch that before I'll whoop your ass.
Right, right.
They don't do it no more.
You know what I'm saying?
So, like, I think it's a, I don't know.
Like, I just, I don't know.
I know where I was at with that, but just.
No, I get you.
You know what I'm saying?
I'm like, you know what I'm saying?
I mean, like, it's just a difference, bro.
Like, I think we've been through some different things, my nigga, like, it's,
we've been through some different things.
That's why I like having you here, homie.
Like, I think this one right here is healthy.
And, nigga, we're going to track out on this one.
I appreciate you having me.
It's the honor being here in the shark tank.
Man, come on, bro.
For real.
What's it been like for you at a B-O-F?
Being good.
It's better living on it.
You're going to come over here and call us with me?
I'm told T-Rail already, fuck him.
Hey, hey, back on Fing, been going crazy, man.
It has.
It has.
Y'all been over there going crazy, man.
I love the progress.
T-Rail, man, definitely doing his thing.
I know he's been wanting to get that off the ground
and just to see it having an overall success.
and having you there as a co-host,
I know that that shit's a perfect fit.
Yeah, for sure.
Because it ain't been no complaints.
But we'll get off the podcast for a second minute.
Let's just go down memory lane for you, man.
Like, what was it like for you for smack growing up?
Oh, man, for me growing up, let's see, sharp.
A typical life by kids, you feel me, single mother, you feel me?
Born and raised on fig and 51st.
It sucks that we can consider that typical.
Yeah.
Yeah, it's like a single mother with five kids.
Single mother with five kids.
It shouldn't be typical.
It shouldn't be, but that's the life we live.
And you feel what I grew up, everybody on my block didn't have no daddy in their life.
So it's typical for us like, okay, you ain't got a daddy, you feel what I'm saying?
Yeah.
So me growing up was like basically just a regular kid just trying to make it out together, man.
Make it off a figure roar, make it off for that 50% oversweet.
Because I grew up in a rough life, man.
Yeah.
My daddy wasn't in my life.
I was shot nine.
times, you feel me?
Like, I grew up rough, bro.
And I feel like if I had my father,
when none of that would have probably happen to me.
For sure.
I wouldn't gang bang and did all the bullshit
I did back in my days, you feel me?
I probably wouldn't and never got a shot.
That shit, like, that shit touched me, bro,
because it's like to hear,
niggas don't ever admit that.
Like, it take a hell of a man to admit that.
Like, hey, man, I didn't have a father figure,
I know that's a reason of why I probably went through some of the things that I went through.
Some niggas are just hop up in here and be quick to just say, oh, well, fuck him.
You know, fuck him.
I ain't had no problems, nigga.
I'm me.
You know what I'm saying?
This was always me.
But for you to understand of what probably developed you.
No, for sure, because he wasn't in my life, so I ran to the streets to be my daddy, the older homies, you feel me?
People that I looked up to.
You feel me?
That's why I, but, you know, I look at it like this.
Everything happens for a reason, shark, you feel me?
God already know what his intentions is when he put us on this earth.
He knows the day we come in, and he knows the day we're going to leave.
You feel me?
So my book was already wrote me.
Your daddy ain't going to claim you, who-woo, and this going to happen in your future.
It's going to go to this, and now you're going to be on TV.
You feel me?
So I look at it like that.
Everything happens for a reason.
It wasn't meant for him to be in my life.
That's how I look at it.
I don't hate him.
I ain't got no hard feelings.
I forgive, but I don't forget for sure.
And it just made me a better.
man because I don't got kids so when I do have kids best believe I'm gonna love my
daughter and son the I'm gonna give them most love they gonna be tired of me I'm
picking them up from school everything like everything my daddy supposed to do to me I'm
gonna make sure I do it for my kids I've been like that uh I'm like that with uh with my son
for sure man like you know maybe it's because he a boy you know I got daughters too
like but like him like I was there for him like it's a difference maybe it's because I
knew he was a he's a boy I was a boy I was a boy
way before so I know what it's like to not have you know that that father figure my uncle was
there man you know I love him man shout to my uncle mill but like he you know you got his own
kids yeah that's like my mama brother he was there my uncle was there my daddy brother but it's nothing
like having that man that had you who had you there you know what I'm saying so I know that's very
detrimental to you know a person's life how is man you got you got siblings yeah it's five
of us two girls well you know I know you said you had five but shit man they might have been
somewhere like you know
not we all together
we are together though yeah
my people's like so for me
the only reason I say that
so people can understand
the transparency I'm trying to kick like my siblings
man grew up away from me like
even though like yeah we had the same daddy
didn't mean we all grew up in the same house
yeah now we all grew up in the same house
yeah we all grew up in the same house
you feel me for sure that
got good relationships with your people today
yeah love them to death
love their hearts sure yeah
they love you're the baby you're the oldest
no I'm the second oldest
second oldest yeah I'm the second oldest
Yeah, for sure.
It's got to be crazy to have smackers, your brother.
Let's just say that.
For real, bro.
I just thought I say that for the record.
It's got to be kind of crazy-ass smackers, your brother, man, for real, for real.
I appreciate you short.
That shit wild.
I appreciate.
Bro, I appreciate you just being here.
Like, we just going to kick the shit, bro.
I brought a present for you, too.
What you bring?
What we got?
It is Christmas.
Oh, man, come on.
For you, me.
Laura, can we get a little bit of ice to pop up?
these please that's for you I appreciate you hey I appreciate you so much
Laura hey you are a true scholar and detrimental to our lives man look
yeah I appreciate this man for real for real bro because you ain't have to
me but shit my man brought me one real players in the game it feels like it is sitting
at about 30 degrees so it is cold oh yes I had that on ice the whole time it feel like
hey for real psych it feel like it's probably about
Good 30
Chili at 30
Oh yeah
I had that on ice in the house
Then brought it here
Put it on ice up in there
Yeah to me
Yeah it feel like man shit
Yeah
Oh yeah
Might have a
Hey man
Might have a foo in there
Too man
Forty four
Degree high man
Now I appreciate this man
For real
We're gonna pop this together
For real
For sure for show
How's it been man
Just for your life
Just everything
Everything changing right now man
It's been crazy
What's the change been like bro
It been crazy
You became an overnight internet
sensation. You're a sensation, bro. Like, people love you. You become your alma, you start to
become a household name. And I know the people that are going to watch this, they know, bro. They cannot
deny that. Right. Right. You cannot deny that, man. How's that been for you? It been good. I've been
getting all good vibes, you feel me, everybody been congratulating me, telling me they're proud of me,
you feel me? It been good. I can't complain, honestly. You feel me? Yeah. I feel like 23 is my year
for me to go up, talk my shit and swallow spit. You grew up on fig? Born and raised.
The alone feed, she owned her house.
She's over there right now.
So then you're very familiar with the cultural basis that happened around there.
Yes, sir.
As of not just, I'm not going to say like drugs because drugs is around there.
There is nigg is moving around there, but it's mostly don't put some pivoting on.
That part in that order.
Fig is known like it's very cultural, you know, when it comes to that.
Yeah, for sure.
I know that you know you have some of those backgrounds lingering.
Oh, yeah, for sure, a whole lot of it.
What made you get into the game, man?
What made you fuck with it?
Because like, I was, like I said, I was gang banging.
So when I got shot six times, I was in that coma for two months, when I got out that
coma, I was like, damn, I almost died.
You feel me?
Right.
So one of my boys came and was like, yeah, this is what I'm doing.
He's older than me, you feel me?
Shout out J-Mack, shout out B'Boo.
They older than me.
They're like, this what we doing.
That shit you doing that game, shit ain't paying you, nigg.
You out here steady calling me, asking me for money, nigga.
Come get one of these right here.
and she gonna get you the money.
I'm like, man,
I'm worried about that shit.
So then I ended up going to jail again,
he bailed me out.
I went to his house and he's like,
damn, this thing,
got five girls and a fucking single.
I'm talking about they everywhere
spread it out in the room.
Sleep, high bubble.
I'm like, man,
that shit still ain't a sighting to me.
Right, right.
You know what excited me was?
What?
Later on that night,
when he said,
hey, take my car,
take them out there.
I'm like,
I want to see what the big old deal is about.
When they came back,
Like this?
I'm telling them, when they walked in that door, each of them just, boom, boom, I'm like, wait, wait, wait.
Was it a head scratching?
Wait, wait, right.
Because I didn't try.
Thank you, Lord.
I appreciate you.
I tried to sell the dope.
I tried to do all that.
It didn't work for me, short.
I wasn't good at it either.
It wasn't working for me.
When I hopped and, listen, like, I ain't going to lie.
I try to sell some crack, homie, you know, and I was, I could have been good at that.
But when I was coming up and I actually started getting my hands on it, it was kind of too late.
The crack error died, right?
There was a handful of crackheads and they only gonna spend so much.
It wasn't as a broad.
So, and nigga, I couldn't sell weed because I smoked weed.
I'm gonna fuck the sack off.
That part.
You know?
For sure.
So like when that shit happened, I'm like, damn, this nigga just, he counting the money,
he's separating the ones, he's doing all the shit, right?
And then he go, huh, threw me like two, three hundred, huh?
That's what, you feel, me, taking them out there, you feel me?
This was back then, short when I came in the game, I was 17.
You hear me?
This one, Agnes was cracking, Long Beach Boulevard.
sentry. You hear me?
I'm one of the reasons why they put that shit.
When Silky Slim was talking about that shit, when they towed their cars and all that
shit, I came 20 minutes right after that with my boy King Tut.
Shout out King Tut.
I came there. I was there. I was there. I was there around, man. Shit, I used to hit
that. Shit, back in my day, man. I used to go hit Arizona, nigger Phoenix.
MacDow. MacDow, 51st School.
Indian School, yeah. Let's talk about it.
Yeah.
I got a lot of money over there off them streets, boy.
I was really around it.
I ain't going to hold you.
Yeah, I was really around it when I did.
So I do understand, like, where you coming from with that.
Like, just, it's a, it definitely did change my life.
I don't know if it changed yours, man.
It changed it like a motherfucker.
Like, I'd be dead or in jail right now if it wasn't for this pimping.
I tell everybody this from the young generation on up to the older generation.
If it wasn't for this P-I-M-P professional and manipulative.
Depulating people I'm dead right now. I wouldn't be here or sharp or I'd be in jail
Because the route I was going was you're going to be dead or in jail
You feel me I had murder cases all type of shit at a young age think about a 16 year old in juvenile
Horde for murder charge as they they don't even it's not saying they don't see but they don't that's not a lot
They keeping you by yourself like they don't even know what you capable of because of the charge that you I'm in MNN when you're
You're gonna lock down with them black windows.
You can't see nothing, Nick.
You segregated from the regular people that's in there
for the robberies and this and that.
You in there were other people that caught hot ones.
You feel, me?
So that woke me up in jail.
So when I got out, I'm like, I got to change.
I got to change.
Like, I love the hood.
I love where I come from.
I'm born and red.
I love it.
But this is going to be the death of me
because the route I was going.
So that's why I love the game.
And thank God for the game, very.
You feel me?
Because it hasn't changed me.
it gave me a different perspective on life.
Like, I don't want to hurt nobody.
I want to do you get some money and live.
So when I knocked my first little game, it was over.
I never looked back short, and I'm 35.
Never had a case, never had nothing, nothing.
Because God blessed me to know how to really pimp.
You feel me?
Right.
Like, you feel me?
I never had no problems.
I don't put my hands on females.
You got to put your hands on them.
I don't need you.
Communication rules, nation.
You feel me?
And that's how I rock.
I never did that.
I never was no nigga to do this.
I'm going to tell you why.
We're going to talk about it.
I'm going to tell you why.
I'm going to say it, man.
Fuck, people like bitches.
Because, nigga, these be bitches, man.
These bitches be going crazy.
Like, the bitches that, like,
if you feel like you have to,
they want hands put on them.
Because they feel like,
and do I feel like that's right?
No.
But they'll push you, push, you, push you,
to put your hands on them.
Because in their mind, they feel like,
I'm for real.
He don't love me.
if he don't hit me.
If he don't hit me.
If he don't put his hands on me, he don't care.
When you're sitting there booing her like, bitch, just shut up.
I'm not fucking with you.
They have the tendencies of just, well, here, I'm going to push you even more.
Fuck that.
So you can put your hands on me.
So that's where they start to feel the love.
I don't know if that's something they got going on with their daddies and their
mama's when they was coming up.
But that shit don't got nothing to do with me.
But we have to think about it.
Everybody that's in the game got some type of broken mind in the sense.
Yeah, for sure.
Like what it stem from everybody.
I don't give a fucking nigga who it is.
Don't get fucking sell drugs.
Don't get fucking,
what it is.
But what we all did get into it for,
the majority,
homie,
was to have a better life.
That part.
Not to human traffic,
not to take this,
not to take this.
Hey, man,
you ain't got to move nobody
against a will.
Come on, man.
Can I ask you a question?
Not to because your offense is saying?
No.
Come on.
How you feel about the game
when these dudes think like we lanes
and we soft and all that
because we just some is them.
Like,
they got to remember.
Everybody come from somewhere
whether you are,
a gang member or whether you just was a ghetto ass nigger that never gang banged you was in the
streets but everybody got a background would you would they would they like me better if i was one
like if i was that if i was a gang member or if i was you know i'm saying i worked at your
fucking local pigly wiggily that's what you would like me for you wouldn't like me because i did
what i actually wanted to do that part that's sad it's sad that means that i'm sitting there
painting a narrative nigger to live what you want me to be right no i'm not i'm not i don't
live for niggas no hell i barely live for the bitch huh
So, I don't even have time,
digger, to even play that route.
You know what I'm saying?
To even fuck with somebody
to be like, man, I care what you really think of me.
I stopped caring what the motherfucker
thought of me a long time ago.
That's why I didn't understand
when I watched people come and make mockeries of the game,
this wasn't something that you went and got on
and had a show from.
That's what killed me when I saw it,
like, you know what's in the young boy, like,
do it, like, trying to use it like as an outlet.
Nigger, this ain't SoundCloud,
nigger.
This ain't rap.
This ain't like you getting on
and people can respect it.
I came from the most hated.
The most hated, nigga, they considered us,
nigga, the lowest of the low.
Bottom of the barrel.
Dirt balls.
Bottom of the barrel.
That's how they considered us.
How the fuck could you be that?
How could you take this?
How could you do that?
Man, anything I ever had, man, it was given to me.
It was given to me.
I never had to take shit.
None.
That part.
And I never believed it.
They don't want to believe that.
Look, I never been a robber.
I never been a jacker.
Because I look at life like this, and I'm glad the older
niggas gave me this game like I can't rob somebody because I know what I'm a dude to a
motherfucker if they break in my house or try to rob me got to put yourself in that position so that never
was my M-O I never was a flock that's a good ass way to live though I like that I like that's a bit about
you smack because you like well you know I'm not gonna do something to somebody I wouldn't want done to
me because I know how I'm a feel about it that's why I say what you put in the game is what you get
out the game you you human though bro that just shows that your humanity like within you you
human bro that's it come on dog like I ain't I ain't I ain't
at you for that at all.
My nigga, yeah, you ain't no robber.
You ain't no jacker.
You know why?
Because nine times out of ten, man, we got the people that got the shit that we won't be our
own people.
Them the people that we get the closest to.
Let's think about it.
Why you think they say, man, it always be the person that's closest to you.
So you do you.
That part.
Hey, that's fact.
Let's think about it, man.
That's fact.
No, it's fact.
Like just everything I just said.
And I hope they run that shit back and just listen to me.
Because that shit was a one of one.
God.
That shit was a one of one.
Oh, God.
I understand it. For real.
I'm really in a shark take, though, right there.
You hear, Nick.
No, no, no, you understand.
Shark, like, you're my homie, you're my friend, and all that.
But, like, when I first got my first introduction of you,
you hear me, on the No Jumper, that's how I found out about you.
I'm like, I'm sitting back.
I said, I gotta study him, I gotta analyze him.
Let me see what's going on.
You hear me?
I'm validated.
No, no, can I talk, please?
Let me talk, look.
I said, I gotta figure him out right now.
Hold up.
As I did my research, nigga, I said, man, I fucked with him.
He's a real one.
Like, he's not no clone.
He ain't out here faking and shaking it all for the camera.
Like, that's really him.
And I can tell by your voice the way you carry yourself,
like, he's really talking that shit because he lived that shit.
You feel me?
I had to, promise you.
I had to look at myself in the mirror before anybody had to look at me on one of these motherfucking cameras.
I've been looking at myself for years.
Yeah.
Having to deal with myself for years.
Right.
having to critique myself for years.
I didn't have fans or viewers to tell me what direction to go.
Right.
Like you was saying earlier, we don't have,
I didn't come from an era of social media when I was younger.
Like these kids do have a different outlet today
in how they can take an approach in fucking life.
Think about it.
I didn't really have that.
Homie, you had to really go get your fucking feet wet.
Think about it.
You had to go hit some concrete.
And I know that might sound cliche to the viewer,
like getting your feet wet.
Right.
But I promise you, it comes with more than, I don't watch this shit, man, make grown-ass men,
the hardest man, you know, nigga, ball up in the corner and cry.
He ain't going to tell nobody, nigga, but it happened.
Facts.
It happened.
On my mama, mama, he ain't lying.
This shit hurt.
That's why I never tell nobody to go be pimps.
I never tell people to go be hoax.
I don't tell people to go be drug dealers.
All I can tell them is smack.
And I'm going to tell you for your life, like, because I fuck with you, I'm my partner.
We just podding on me.
You know what I'm saying?
Like, bro, do your thing, my nigga.
Just be the greatest thing you can be in whatever it is you can do you're doing.
I can't stop you.
The world can't stop you.
But all I can do is, nigga, just encourage you to be the best at it.
And that be my whole thing.
At least be that.
I never tell nobody, no youngsters that come up under me, go rob, go kill, go pimple.
I tell them, whatever you good at, be good at it.
And stick to the script.
You feel me?
Whether you play basketball, football, soccer, whatever you do, just be the best at it.
Don't let nobody tell you nothing because it can't nobody to.
live your life but you.
See a cup player.
Oh, yeah.
Can't nobody live your life but you?
You feel me?
Yeah.
That's real shit, though, church.
I ain't bad, too.
No, for real.
For real, church, I ain't gonna cap with you,
bro.
I'm gonna give it to you raw and uncut, bro.
We're the same age,
we're the same era,
we're from the same cloth.
Yeah.
You hear me?
What kind of music you like?
I like all type of music.
I'm gonna type like,
it depends on what time of the day.
Or, like, in the morning,
I'm listening to old schools.
Yeah.
It's 12 o'clock.
I don't listen to no rapping to after 12.
Who's your favorite artist?
Like old school.
Old school?
Yeah.
I like the Commodore, Zoom.
Yeah.
Yeah, I fuck with the Commodore.
The stylistics is one of my favorites.
Styleistics, I fuck with them for sure.
Stylistics, man.
I fuck with them, for show, for show.
Got a couple more stylistics.
Gap band.
You know, I listen to a lot of them, confunction.
You know?
Listen to a lot of, like, man, real old shit.
I'll be listening to Al Green.
Al Green.
temptations, you hear me?
I'd be listening to all the stuff I basically grew up listening to when my mom was playing
when I was a kid.
What's your things, Mac, like if a lot of these new millennials, right, if they listen
to old school music, whether it was love songs, you the niggas don't even cut love songs
no more.
You don't even hear them like that.
No, you're never here.
Hey, that's in the 80s.
You know what I'm talking about?
These little niggas want to rap about Drake Golds and 30s and all this old silly ass shit.
You ain't gonna get no more of them old school songs where they're talking that shit.
to you. Girl, you know I, I love you. No matter what you do, they ain't making that right.
No, no, no. No, they don't make that. They're not making that, bro. And I'll say this, right?
If motherfuckers is really like into it for like moving bitches, because that's what niggas want to be
hard for, right? You want to, you want to be hard to get money and have bitches. Right, right.
That's like what you're doing this for. I feel. Anybody that's in music. You want to have money and you want to have bitches.
That part.
They get the end of the day, like you're just a solo bachelor.
You ain't got no wife or nothing like that.
Like you just, and even then, them niggas gonna have bitches.
I'm sorry.
Come on, let's talk about it.
But it's the truth.
That's course.
You know what?
If that's the case, you could go to R&B, nigga.
Because guess what, R&B, nigga, the bitches, the bitches.
And niggas gonna make you a lot of money.
See, last time I checked, nigga, it wasn't the niggas that spend money with you.
It really is the bitches.
Right.
Think about it.
It still runs back to it.
Bitches by albums.
They're the ones that support.
It's the chicks.
It's not niggas.
The niggas trying to burn it.
We're trying to burn it.
Is it on YouTube yet?
Because I ain't paying the dime.
I'm looking for a way to steal it.
As of Riley, like, if that's somebody she really likes, I'm sure she'd be like, yeah, I'll pay
for your album.
I'll pay for the downloader for the stream.
Niggas, we don't do that shit.
At all.
We don't even get down like that.
Like, we don't even pull, like, the support.
You know what I'm saying?
But I feel like, one day it's going to be some young dude, you feel me?
Because we got a lot of talent all around the world.
You feel me?
Everybody ain't waking up saying they want to be a rapper.
I'm pretty sure if some kids, like, I'm a good singer, they just ain't being, what's the word,
they just ain't being found yet, you feel me?
But I feel it's going to come back, though, eventually, because it's people like me and you
that really love the old school shit, you feel me?
Like, I loved Casey and Jojo.
And then when I found out that, and like, I don't like this, but I'll go back a father of
a bubble.
Hey, like, even though, like, you know, when I found out that, you know, Casey was beating
the shit out of Mary.
Right.
He's whipping the dog breaks from her mother of her.
Oh, he was giving her feet, elbows.
Why you think she was coming out with them songs?
No drama.
Hey, hey, real.
But to be real with you,
like I know it might sound fucked up to the viewer.
But like to be real with you,
look where it took her music.
I love Mary J. Blanche.
I love Mary J. Blanche.
I love Mary J. Barge. I respect everything about her.
She's a black queen.
You know what I'm saying?
And everything in her rights.
Right.
And I would think she would agree with me.
Without some of that trauma,
without some of that pain,
even though it was fucked up,
where would that music have been?
That part, no, you're saying something
that's 100% facts, and she agreed.
I think she will agree with that.
Like, because your life,
what you go through in your life,
you spill out to that music, you feel on me?
You tell them it's real,
that's in your heart, what you're going through,
whether a person believe it or not,
you feel me, that's her life.
She was getting feet, elbows, and everything.
She was catching it all.
She was catching hill.
And you know what?
Don't nobody know what was really going on
behind the scenes, smack shit.
She could have been dropping a couple elbows on KC.
Yeah, watch out.
Like, nigga, I'm tired of your shit.
Watch out.
You ain't gonna keep cracking me.
You ain't gonna, nigga, bow.
Shut up, bitch-ass, nigga, bow.
No, and I believe that because, look, think about it,
I believe that, I'm a man.
I can admit, I had a few females tried to fire on me.
But I'm like, crazy bitch just got off on me.
You hear me?
I'm talking about so, it is females out there that will take flight
once they get fed up.
Like, you bitch, a ass, nigger.
For real.
Facts, that's facts.
That's real.
But, like, yeah, I like that, the R&B.
I like that, man, for real.
Because I feel like a lot of it was fueled off of, you know,
as fucked up as it may seem, domestic violence relationships.
That's just like, sharp, for, that's just like, for example,
my life was built it off of, I didn't have a father.
I was in the streets, you feel me?
So when I tell my story, I'm telling the real truth.
You feel what I'm saying?
Her life and her music was based off of her life.
She was getting, whatever they was going through.
I ain't gonna say he was, but you know, whatever they...
Right, because we weren't there.
I wasn't there.
But whatever it was, she was letting the record reflect on the album.
Like, this how I feel.
What was that?
Oh, fuck, what's the song was that?
Take me as I am.
I are another.
Like, come on, she letting a nigga know, bitchy-ass-nick.
Take me as I am.
Take me as I am.
Like you feel?
And that's why, and this is all love to Mary J Blah.
For sure.
To Casey, man.
Hey, man, ain't trying to talk about your business,
but just, it's just.
It just made sense for what we was talking about, man,
because y'all really was some of them people, man.
It still are some of them are.
That's still look.
Mary doesn't change the fucking game.
Man, and still look like she's 20.
That part.
Yeah, Mary.
Yeah, you're doing the look, baby.
I love it, girl.
Keep it going for us.
African Queens out there.
Let them know.
You hear me?
She is fine to the motherfucker.
What?
She still looks like she's 20.
And she's like, what, 50?
I ain't going to lie, nigg.
She probably, hey, I'm not going to lie, bro.
And I'll say this just.
I gotta let the record reflect.
It's probably smacking.
It's probably smacking.
Brother love, brother love.
She looked like she wear mish-matched socks.
Like, you know that's what is good.
Oh, my God.
She wanted to be in the kitchen,
got some mish-mast socks on, nigga.
Church.
She got, yeah, that part.
Yeah, oh, it's smacking like a motherfucker.
Please believe it.
Yeah, anything else to be uncivilized to say.
It's smacking.
Let me ask you, smack.
Yes.
What, is there anybody that you want to work with
in the future? Is there any other endeavors that you try to, you know what I'm saying, trying to jump into?
Who I want to work with? Are you just taking it? Are you just taking it?
I'm just taking it day by day because I don't like to like say, oh, I want to do this or this.
I just like to wake up, you feel me? Whatever happens that day is going to happen.
But in my mind, I want to do this. I want to do that. But I know I can't do it unless that time be
presented to me. Yeah. But I would love to work with Lil Boosie. That's my favorite rapper.
I've been rocking his haircut over 20 years now, bro.
I don't get, I don't even know how I look with a regular fade.
A regular fade, I don't even know how I look no more.
I've been having this haircut 20 years.
Nothing else.
Don't, nothing else.
Do you consider yourself traditional?
Because of that, like, you kind of, you're the type of nigga to go to McDonald's or
a Big Mac or a regular cheeseburger.
You don't go off the menu to nothing extra.
Nah, no, no.
You get what you, what you know, nigga, and you stick to it.
I stick to the script.
Yeah, for sure.
Yeah, for sure.
Shout out Webby, too.
Yeah, man.
You get Bushie to come focus.
That'd be live.
No, for sure.
I'm trying to get them up in here, man.
Boosey, man.
Booty, man.
We Scorpio.
Our birthday, no, for the same motherfucking month,
nigga in November.
Let's do it.
Let's talk about it, man.
For real.
Back on figure, I've been treating you.
Good, man, good.
It changed my life, too.
I could say that, and I'm going to let the record reflect.
I had to ask you that again, because I feel like we didn't touch it the way I wanted to
touch it like in what you feel like you're really gaining for yourself out of the situation.
Uh, shout out to, uh, Terrell because back on Faye changed my life, you feel me.
Terrell, my nigga, I'm in a better position.
I'm waking up, feeling good now.
And like, you had a purpose?
Yes, and when I wake up, I look forward for Mondays and Fridays to go talk my shit on the podcast.
Because I feel like when I'm on a podcast or doing anything, I'm free from everything.
My stress, everything, anything I'm going through, I don't even think about it.
Like right there, I'm just so happy.
I'm smiling.
I'm with my nigga, you feel me?
Stress free.
Like, I'm enjoying this.
So I love back on figure.
I can't wait for every Monday and Friday
so I can go there and really get a peace of mind
and really holler at the people that love me
and I love them for supporting me.
It was dope, right?
Because we did the live No Jumper Show.
Mm-hmm.
Novo.
So.
Downtown Los Angeles.
Epic.
Epic.
Everybody was through there.
And, you know, I'm hosting.
You know, I got to do my time.
And you did your thing.
Like I'm doing, thank you, but I'm doing my, like, my job, so I'm watching.
I'm more on an observant tip.
Like, I'm not even getting faded.
Like, I'm not even drinking like that.
I think I popped.
I had one bottle I popped in my dressing room.
I shared that shit with Gina and they all came in, like, it was my people.
So like, I just shared the bottle.
Like, I wasn't tripping.
I'm more into the notes.
Right.
You know what I'm saying?
And things like that.
So I'm more observing.
Then I popped the second one on stage with a fan.
So I didn't even really drink like that, bro.
I was really just more on my A game because I had a job to really fulfill.
Like I can't just go sit and just talk shit on the pod.
I got to kind of, you know, conduct.
But I'm watching like, you know, I introduce T-Rail, AD, Duno,
and it was set for you to be a special, like, surprise.
Like, they left you off the note on purpose because AD was going to introduce you.
And when you came out, nigga, booting all, your foot was fucked up.
Yeah, yeah.
You had a crutch.
Yeah, yeah.
And still came out, nigga, and was just still, nigger,
doing your thing with T. Reh. And to watch the crowd go crazy for you, bro, is when I knew I said,
okay, it's something special about this dude. Yeah. Like, people see something in him. You know what I'm
saying? And I'm not going to, hey, I'm going to congratulate, bro, when I see it. You know what I'm
saying? Like, the people really take a liking to him, man. They don't really say,
man, there was an up war when you came out, man. That shit was crazy.
I think, how was that? How was, and I know on that, no, we'll get there, because I got so much
I do, too.
I got so much shark.
I'm enjoying this shit.
Like, I want to know how that made you feel.
Was that one of your first experiences like that?
Like, really stepping on, like, a big stage where, like, you know, it's a big crowd, big platform that you're stepping on.
Okay.
How can I put it in respect it?
As far as doing the podcasting, yeah, this was the big stage.
It was the biggest stage I ever did.
You feel me?
In the Novo, that's like the baby staple center.
So a nigger make it there.
You go almost a little.
to the top, you feel me?
I felt good, though.
You feel me?
I was shot.
You feel me?
They even knew who smack he was.
You feel me?
And for them to go crazy, I felt some type of way.
I was in my feelings.
Yeah, I was in my feelings.
But I love it though, because when the crowd give me that energy, all I know is to throw it back
at them.
So when they gas me up, oh, I'm going to go crazy.
You feel me?
Right, right.
And that's just me.
That's been me all my life.
It was like a class clown effect.
You gas me, I'm gonna get even crazy.
I'm gonna go even crazy or so when I came out there
and they went crazy, I said, oh yeah,
and I think the liquor then kicked in too,
because my foot was swollen like a bowling ball, right?
I got out there and went crazy, but, hey, they played that
unrated thing, I said, oh, yeah, I said, oh, they gassed me up.
I'm going, break the knee, yeah, that's what I did that kick.
When I do that kick, ah, I said, oh, yeah, it's lit.
Yeah.
For sure.
For sure. No, for sure.
Like, no cat.
Yes, T. Reel started this shit.
He came out and he was Hoover-Stomping.
He was doing this shit.
I knew what he was going to do.
I ain't going to lie.
Like, I love Duno, Duno, my homie.
But I felt like he could have probably turned it up a little bit more,
but they was back there getting fucked up.
I was with him.
I was fucked up.
They was back there getting up.
I ain't even mad at Duno.
Like, the shit that I saw,
niggas was back there, boy, just drank it,
smoking the room full of smoke.
So, nigga, even if you didn't smoke,
You was getting high that night.
You was getting high that night.
Hey, it was bottles getting dropped broken.
And Duno don't even smoke, but he's in the room, nigga,
with everybody that smoking.
So when I, you know, I introduced him, came out, I'm waiting for him to,
oh, hit that shit.
He's looking to me like, not tonight, Sharpe.
Not tonight, nigga, yeah.
Come on here, nigga, where my microphone at?
I respect it.
Yeah, hey, I respect Duno.
I love Duno.
I swear.
He was like, nigga, grab my mic real quick.
Yeah, the fuck y'all on tonight.
He just came out on.
some cool energy but I did expect him to kind of like because the first one that we had did at um
at the at the what the L Ray right the L Ray theater we did the one at the L Ray theater and like I
nigga he was juice he was juice nigga he was he was on his AD I got the juice he was wait
a minute he was he was ready man that shit that shit was wild right there homie I had a I had a good time
at the Novo and just like but like I said just to see you come out and just the people take a liking to
I got you here.
Like, I fuck with you is my nigger, but the people fuck with you, bro.
Like, you know, and nigger, you're not rich with millions.
You're not, you don't claim to be the richest nigger.
You don't claim to have, but they love you, bro, because I feel like why they love you
is that it's organic.
That part.
You know what I'm saying?
Like, hey, no, this is really you.
I've talked to, this is really you off the camera.
Really?
Like, even off camera, I fuck up with trying to pronounce words and I just say whatever my brain
Tell me if I think that word, I'm like, I'm pretty sure the average dude going to know, like, I know exactly what he's saying.
You feel me?
I don't do that shit on purpose.
I don't.
It's not no act.
It's not nothing I put on when there's light camera action.
I'm in the same way on camera and off camera, what you see is what you get.
I'm not perfect.
And I tell everybody, and that's what I be preaching to people.
Be you.
I don't care if you can't read, write, whoop, don't let nobody down talk to you and tell you this or that.
Because I went through that.
I was in special education growing up.
You feel me?
I didn't know how to read.
That's elementary.
Yes.
I didn't know how to read and write until I got grown.
I say probably 25.
I'm gonna keep it clean.
I didn't know nothing.
From 25 on down, I didn't know shit.
And I'm 35 now.
I'm just now starting to be really, be on my shit, really breaking down shit, reading
shit, you feel me?
And if I don't know something, I'm not ashamed to be like, hey, shark.
I don't know what the fuck this shit's say.
Can you help me out, bro?
Can you read this?
That's the energy I'm going to push out to people.
Like, don't be ashamed of nothing, whatever you're going through.
Embrace it.
You feel me?
Because I was talking about all my life.
Spell cat, spell the, spell dog.
This was my homies, but they made me better.
I swear to God, my homies I grew up with on 51st Street, my best friends to this day.
That's how they got at me.
They used to come to the classroom, open the door up.
Ah, he is special head, it all.
You really?
But that made me the man I am because they didn't meet no harm by it.
They just, they was kids, you feel me?
You know, kids do kids things, you feel me?
But that made me like really, like, oh man, you can't tell me nothing to my homies that I grew up with.
My whole 35 years ain't never told me.
So anything you say don't hurt me.
Tell me something that I don't know.
So for everybody out there that got something going on, man, just, you feel me?
Embrace it.
Don't let nobody put y'all down.
Do you feel like you, and for you, do you feel like this is something that you're
Because I heard you say even earlier, you was like, well, Sharp, you know, the podcast,
and I forget everything when I'm out on the court.
When I'm out bawling, everything else gets dropped.
Do you feel like this is really your passion?
Do you feel like this is where you want to, this is where you really want to be?
This is your site for the rest of your life.
Like you want to really just create content and help the people.
No, for sure, for sure.
Facts.
This is for sure what I want to do and what I'm going to do.
To the day the casket closed, that's what I'm going to do.
We'll put this good energy.
and I want to give back to them kids that was in special education.
Like I said, when I get a bag, I'm gonna go right on 51st and Hoover to 52nd Street
Elementary, you feel me, drop a bag on them, go to John Mirro Middle School, drop a bag
on them, you feel me, because them the schools that had me, you feel me?
I don't think it was four, five, six, seven of us up in that classroom.
Your teachers back then really was trying to teach us.
Real.
And I'm gonna say this, like, because I don't want to lose sight on it, like, when you
was talking about, like, getting a bag.
Church, your bag is going to come.
Because I'm going to tell you this.
Like, people are going to want you just to even,
they're going to pay you to want to even come to their clubs
because you bring it in.
People don't want to party with Smack.
I'm sorry, sir.
No.
This is Smack, ladies and gentlemen.
Let's remember.
Hey, this is what it's.
Oh, man.
You good.
That was real.
No, for sure.
Like, but I put it on, do not disturb.
That means nobody be calling that bullfugger.
So ain't you an ass.
You got, what's this iPhone one or something?
This is an old-ass ancient one.
I'm forget, I broke mine, so now I got to deal with this ancient shit.
Yeah, my bad, church.
No, you good.
I'm really enjoying myself with you.
I swear, like, bro, I've been smiling the whole time, bro.
Now I don't know homo, no poor shit.
Like, I've been smiling because I'm enjoying myself with somebody I really didn't see in this shit on TV.
Now I'm here with him.
Fuck watching you on YouTube.
Yeah, the shark thing.
I know the whole shit.
shit we just grab hey man we just grab arms and try to pull each other up man we try to pull as
many homies that we can we try to pull as many resources as we can we're only as good as each other
i've always been maybe that's why i'm here is because i've always been even though my background
might not it might stain with some right it might be stained walls with some but nigga
i've all this just goes to show i've always been a hell of a team player dog for sure i've always
I've been a hell of a team player.
I ain't never down my homies.
I ain't never down, nigga, what we're doing.
I ain't never, I'm just a good team player, bro.
I can tell you this now.
Which is a good team player.
The energy I've been getting from you, bro.
You remind me of me.
You hear me?
You come in peace.
You hear me?
I don't want no problem with nobody.
You feel me?
You got the heart like me.
If you see somebody need help, what you need,
let me get that mom.
Because I want to help people, bro.
Because I know myself, like,
that's why I don't entertain certain situations,
bro, and I'm going to be real,
and I'm going to let the record reflect.
Like some people be like, why aren't you saying something to this person?
Why aren't you saying something to that person?
Because I know myself, once it's up, it's stuck.
I'm not going to be cool with you afterwards.
And it's just some extra shit.
Nigger want to just run his mouth.
Hey, man, just run it.
I'm not, I don't worry about none of that, homie.
Niggas, you know how to find you, dog.
Look, you can't because that's where people go wrong about,
worried about everything else that ain't got nothing to do with them.
Now they're brain wrecked.
If it ain't got nothing to do with smacky or sharp, it ain't my business.
I don't care too.
fucking thoughts about that shit.
You feel me?
I come in peace.
I come in peace.
Leave us alone.
You ain't bothering you,
don't bother me.
That's how I rock
and that's how I'm living, man.
Because I'll be real.
And I've said this already.
And I know it's like niggies that get online
and we're going to talk about like controversy.
Like niggas want to get,
we got to go there.
Yeah, let's go.
You know what I'm saying?
Like, niggas want to talk shit online
and do all that extra shit, honey.
Like you must not really got no problem.
I wouldn't do none of that.
I don't do that, honey.
You can call me, nigger.
I'm a fucking phone call away.
You can't find it, nigga.
That part.
Trust me, because as much as you probably trying to look for me, I'm looking for you,
nigga.
It's vice versa, nigga.
That's what it's going to be, bro.
I'm not going to sit there and do no it.
That's how I know.
Mubbuggles just want clicks.
I'm not into it for clicks.
Everything that I do is organic, Comey, even if I'm getting on the bitch.
That part.
I'm just trying to help the bitch.
I'm doing more than what most is.
They're going to continue to let the bitch be a crash dummy.
They're going to let her crash and burn.
They keep bumping her motherfucking head.
At least I'm over here telling her, hey, baby, no, popping her on her hand.
Don't do that.
No, stop.
Don't.
That part, in that order.
You know what I'm saying?
You can't be mad at me for that, man.
I pop the hand and tell him, hey, man, stop doing that shit.
I got my hand popped.
Right.
How do you think I know this knowledge?
You got to learn it from somewhere.
This shit had to exist.
This isn't just me, some crazy-ass light skin, nigger,
sitting there just thinking of this shit all by myself.
And let's just see how the tables turn.
No
Like come on homie like I was taught this shit coming up by real fucking solid individuals man
That part this shit that don't really exist no more. That's why people don't really fucking understand it smack
Hey trust me you ever just said a key word the shit that don't exist no more
Niggins a dying breed thank you because nowadays these youngsters feel like they ain't got it listening to nobody
It's no honor amongst these up hey hey what he say since Bumpy Johnson been gone
Everybody's for their self
Yeah, it ain't no structure.
It used to be, you know, honor amongst motherfucking thieves.
Now it's a, I'm going to tell on him before he tells on me.
Why you got that mentality?
Right.
Why are you even running around with that mentality?
That's sick.
You have a sickness.
For sure.
For sure.
You're sick in the mind.
To even run around with that shit.
With that even in your brain.
Come on, I'm going to tell on him before he'd tell on me.
You know what?
I feel like this.
If you ever had to urge or the purge to go and tell on somebody, you should think first
that maybe this ain't for me.
That part.
Maybe I should just walk away.
But motherfuckers want to tell
and still go try to do the dirt.
I don't like that.
How you dirty and you try to tell?
That poor.
Jonathan.
How you try to tell?
How you're trying to tell on some damn body?
That's why I don't be even trying to entertain none of this shit
because half the niggas that really do be talking shit
even on the internet you do something to them,
they're going to tell.
They're going to tell.
They can't wait to tell.
Hell, they're already telling them that they got a problem
with you already on media.
That part.
They're already letting you know they're telling.
That's why I say.
I wish it.
I like, I wish it.
And I'm gonna say,
I ain't saying I wish it, but yeah, I do.
But fuck that.
What I say is what I mean.
What I mean is what I say.
I'm standing on it.
I'm standing on you.
Hey, any nigga that had ever a problem, homie.
Nigna, you know my number, nigga.
I'm probably only two phone calls away from you.
So you ain't got to get online, nigga,
and go on no banter, nigga.
You can call, nigga, and we can figure it out
and wherever we got to meet at the rendezvous point.
Hey, man, that's on me and you.
That ain't on nobody else's concern of business.
Preach.
That's all I'm saying, homie.
Hey, and I'm gonna stand on it, though.
Like, I feel like if they take this YouTube,
Instagram, and all this shit away,
these motherfuckers will be killing their self going crazy.
They will. I believe that.
I really believe that.
And like I said, I said I wish they would
because a lot of stuff wouldn't be happening.
A lot of people, and they want to go on live.
Elaborate for us, church.
I'm elaborate, okay?
Like, for example, how many killings you're seeing
on Instagram, YouTube?
You hear me?
And the killings was over...
It's promoted.
The killings was over.
Instagram.
YouTube.
You hear me?
Fuck you.
Uh, uh, this, that, that, right?
Now, take that away.
Take that away now.
We're going to take away YouTube and Instagram.
Ain't no YouTube Instagram.
And see what real problem you got with somebody.
That part.
I feel you on that.
That part.
That was the real, honey.
And see what type of real funk you got with somebody.
Yeah.
Take all that shit out of the equation,
the Instagram, the YouTube.
You take all that shit out where a nigga can get online,
and pop all that goofy shit.
But, nigga, every time you see a nigga
at the 7-Eleven, nigga, at the mini-mark,
nigga, he ain't on none of that shit.
That part.
That nigga is super nice.
Because Shark, think about it.
Super nice.
I don't, hey, when I grew up,
we had to play Littendo, 64, Sega Genesis,
and all that other shit, right?
All we had was Mind Space.
You hear me?
What was the other shit?
The party line, I mean, the loop.
Remember the loop?
Niggies get on there and talk this shit.
Let's think about it even,
let's go back even further as kids,
right, before you even jump to the,
party line and shit like that.
Let's think about even the kids.
You had the main thing that kids had,
like when we were young,
dog was imagination.
Imagination don't really exist like that no more.
Like people even have it as they're grown,
but it's been blocked out.
You don't really have imagination.
That's why there's writers block.
Or, you know, you can't really think of to make that,
like I was talking to James Lerese earlier,
like that brick wall.
You know what I'm saying?
Like, how do you get over this wall?
You know what I'm saying? People get stuck, bro, because they have failed to continue to have an imagination
They go online. They go on TV or they go and they watch all this stuff and they think that that's well, they're telling me how to live
There's people that wake up every motherfucking day smack right right that get on their Instagram get on all their social media and they expect that's telling them how to live
Now look I'm gonna go off of that to tell them how to live now look I'm not getting no this person's probably fucking lying soon as they getting off
They're off line.
They're about to get smashed up.
They house fucked up.
They house smell like pancake syrup.
There's seven kids run around.
Half of them, the hair ain't done.
They dusty.
But you're gonna get online and try to tell me what a goal is.
You're not about to tell me shit.
Now think about this now.
And this even goes for me.
I'm gonna keep it all the way solid.
Think about...
Now, when we grew up, we didn't have this shit.
The YouTube Instagram, right?
Now, look, think about...
We got a voice now.
This is a real conversation that's getting captured.
Look, picture this now.
Now, when everybody, I'm pretty sure everybody in this room
than did it before, even if you're going to go take a piss.
The first thing you do, grab your phone.
You're trying to see who texts, who called, who hit the DM, what's going on?
That's just facts.
Now, take that shit away.
Laura, don't say, hell no, you just different because you work with it all the time.
So you're like, you feel good.
Wait, what did she say?
She was just like, hell no, she's not getting her phone to the bathroom.
But, but, Laura, you kind of differ.
Now, I say it on the record.
You deal with it so much.
Of course, when you go home, you want your break.
No.
Oh, she said yes, a hygiene.
Okay, okay.
I got to remember Mrs. Hand sanitizer.
Okay, but look, look, look, no.
Oh, man.
Look, look.
I respect your narrative.
I love your narrative.
You hear me?
I respect your narrative.
I love it.
But you know, let's just keep you out the equation.
Everybody in this motherfucker
and had their phone up in that motherfucker taking a shit
and piss like this.
Like a mud.
Doing what they're doing.
Come on.
I don't care if it's two, three, four in the morning.
They're like this.
They're trying to see what's the new, what's the update?
What's going on?
Somebody got to did this?
Oh, what's Tommy Green and Lee in them talking about?
Oh, they still beefing.
Oh, shit.
You know what I'm saying?
Hey, wow, shit.
It's going up.
She made another post.
She put Tommy Lee and them out there.
She said the nitty don't take baths every day.
Yeah, me.
Like, they go for the drama.
Yeah.
For sure.
Mm.
What are you, uh, I got to ask you.
I just want to see your take on things, man,
just to ask you some real questions.
Like, man, what do you take?
What's your take on the music scene today?
From you growing up, from listening, probably, gang,
I know you did.
I'm not going to say, I think,
but you growing up on gangster rap to today's music.
I don't like today's music, because gangs, like,
back when we were growing up, rapping was,
if I got a problem with Shark,
we're just gonna talk this shit out on the record.
You're gonna say what you say, I'm gonna say what I say.
If we see each other in person,
in person, it might be a little scuffer when to fight, somebody chained might get snatched.
That's about it.
These dudes rapping about shit they're really done and killing and all that, and they're
promoting violence.
I'm not with the violence.
Like, think about it, bro.
Back then, they was talking crazy, but they weren't talking crazy like these.
They're going to tell you, yeah, I pop, smack, this and do.
Bop, bop, bop, bop, bop, like, nah, it ain't about that, my nigga.
Like, if you're going to keep in music, keep it, and rap about it.
But don't rap about the real shit you're doing, you feel me?
But they want to rap about promoting killing
I'm not with that, sure, I'm not with it
I gotta ask you, do you think that there's a lot
of cap in some people's rap?
A lot of cap in a gang of these niggas rap.
Right, and just for them to say, like,
because I'm trying to level here with you
from when you say, like, you know, a nigger
promotes this violence, but nine times,
eight times out of ten. I'll say
eight times and give it its due. Eight times out of
ten, niggas don't even be telling the truth
about what they're doing. They probably telling
their homie's life. That is
what they doing. They're telling the story.
that they didn't seen, and the movie they didn't seen.
Think about this, church.
I grew up listening to Ice Cube, Ice T, E, E, Snoop, you feel me?
All them, you feel me, NWA, you feel me? NWA, you feel me?
It was problems back then, but they never heard a nigga getting killed over them problems.
It was, oh, he got his chains and that.
Oh, it was a scuffle.
He had a fade.
He got knocked out.
Now it's different.
These dudes, not to go out to something, but these dudes never.
No, you're right on subject, no.
Like us, we grew up, I got all type of scars
and from jumping on trees as a kid.
I was a real kid as a kid.
These kids is not kids as a kid.
This is a whole new generation right here.
These kids, it's got guns at 12 years old
that's bigger than me and you.
You hear me?
They got guns.
I can't even spell the names of the motherfuckers.
You hear me?
Facts, Tommy.
Ain't no more fighting.
If you hit one of these junctions right now,
it's like you didn't slap them across the face
with a brick shark.
First thing they're going to do is,
ah, go.
Well, I've seen,
I've seen like today
like what kind of scares me especially
it goes on more in the black community
you know for us like because I love the black community
man black is beautiful man like
I feel like we the strongest
in the world like for real we just got
to really tap into it we just
we we praise the wrong things
let's talk about it you know what I'm saying
we just praise for the wrong things
we were taught to praise trinkets
you know what I'm saying
instead of praise the power that we truly with
And another thing, blacks, I love us, I love us.
That's what made us.
I love us.
But we gotta learn to stick together.
Instead of hating on, oh, that nigger, Shark, he fly, but you ain't gonna tell Shark he fly in your head.
You know, that nigga think he fly.
Like that's your, like, no.
Instead of saying Shark, man, he's flying in the motherfucker, nigger.
You duggy, you feel me?
That type of shit motivates me.
We gonna get better because of conversations like this, and I feel like we're gonna get better.
I got faith in us.
I do too.
I know that I know that we're going to make it
and that we're going to turn the toll.
You know what I'm saying?
But back to what I was trying to say was,
like, I don't be understanding
like the drill rap effect of it.
Like these kids look up to the drill rappers.
Yeah.
You know what I'm saying?
And when you look at drill rap,
like y'all niggas can rap about anything
and these niggas gonna love y'all regardless.
Just take the guns out the mix.
Because like you said,
you got this 17-year-old nigger
that's got to pull him and the chick
that he's going to prom with.
Niggin, they both got extended clips
and taking the picture.
I don't understand that part, bro.
Like, I don't get it.
You're too fucking young to have a thousand enemies.
I don't believe that.
That part.
I don't believe that, bro.
You're too young to have a thousand enemies.
You're not even on like that.
You're just running around with a stick.
That's your manpower.
I feel like guns, man.
Like, motherfuckers really be, and this is a lot of people.
This is a broad.
This ain't just black.
Like, this white, this makes it.
Like, everybody that be having, like, control, like guns on me,
they don't really, like, you pick them up,
but you don't even really know what to do.
with them. You don't even really know what they're for.
People pick them up and try to
brandish them. You don't do that, nigga.
Anytime you ever pull the stick, nigga, you better do something
with it. That part. That's how I was
raised. You put it, you better use it. And you know
what? There was a lot less people running around
with them that knew that. That part.
You understand what I'm saying? You could go
into the store and just buy one. It was
a lot less people running around with
guns that knew that. Like, if you pulled
one, you better do something with it.
Now, everybody just runs around with them
in videos and pictures.
and nigger look at me like,
nigga, yeah, got the biggest extended pole.
Like, nigga, it's not about any of that, bro.
Because half the niggas that have them,
man, they don't even shoot straight
and look how many innocent lives get lost.
Y'all niggas only be knowing what you're doing with them.
I hope they feel kind of dumb.
Some of the ones that have them, man,
that straight bullets don't hit shit.
Like, nigga, come on, bro.
You don't even know what you're doing.
You, nigga, you hit everybody,
but the nigger you was aiming for it.
That part.
That's sad.
That's sad than the motherfucker.
That's sad because that causes a lot of other shit
that goes on.
bro and that's why I feel like be really a problem with the community.
You know what I'm saying?
That's facts.
That's facts.
That's facts like a motherfucker, bro.
That's why I said, Shark.
That's why I be pushing positive, you feel me?
I come in peace.
I always hear you say that.
I come in peace.
I come in peace, dog.
I always hear you say that on anything you do.
And I want everybody to come in peace, my name, because we all we got.
Once our eyes closed and it's lights out, cancel Christmas is over.
We're gone.
So why live your life?
Got to end up in jail for killing somebody.
catch a fade. A fade ain't nothing.
I fought my best friends.
I fought my brothers.
My sisters.
But you have to understand.
That was without it being posted
on the internet.
So it's different.
Like, nigga, asswopings get posted.
People take them personally.
Now other people are involved.
Oh, shit, you got your ass whipped.
It don't just like, hey, yeah, they got down.
Whatever happened, nigga, that shit happens.
You know what I'm saying?
And that shit's where it kind of stopped.
Now it's like, nigga, oh, yeah, I slapped this nigga.
I'm, man, it's getting posted.
Nigga, I'll beat this nigga's ass.
Nigger, it's getting posted.
Nigga, what you mean?
Nigga, look what I did to him, pussy.
Nigga, I'm beating his ass.
Now, this nigga, he has no choice but to feel like it's got to be retaliation.
He's got to one-up you because, nigga, you already got the internet on him.
That shit fucks up people's lives, bro.
No, that's why I said, take that shit away.
They'll go crazy and kill themselves.
I don't listen to me.
I'll be real with you.
I'll be real with you, dog, and people can disagree with me.
you know, either, I wouldn't, I wouldn't mind
social media getting took in away
myself because I feel like it fuels a lot of people's sickness.
And if we're really trying to fix people for real, bro,
because it makes people that was never fucking shit
trying to have a voice.
Like you ain't do shit for it.
Think about this, church.
When somebody gets shot,
the first thing he comes to these weird old heads out here
is let me instant gram it.
Not call 9-1-1, get the paramedics here,
to say this man life or this lady life,
they want an instant gram it.
I hate it, Church.
I'm looking at you in your eye.
Every person who ever did that
when somebody was on the ground hurt,
you ain't shit.
I don't fuck with you.
You're supposed to be trying to call 911.
You want to get you a clip
and go viral.
That shit is watered down and weak to me.
I'm an 80s baby, bro.
I'm telling you, church, that is weak.
I don't respect nobody.
So anybody I don't care if I got followers
that ever did that.
If you quit following me, I don't care,
but I don't respect that.
Oh, well, they was calling the police already.
So what?
You know how those police lines work,
nigga, it might be bitten you.
But now, putting somebody that's in harm
and they're breathing for their life
trying to catch their breath to live.
And the only thing you could do is this
instead of taking your shirt off,
plying pressure, trying to help this person.
All you can do is this.
So you can go viral, you're pussy.
I agree with that.
1,000%.
That's my narrative.
No, that's the real.
You said, you said,
we stand on what we say, right?
I stand on that.
I love reflection.
I love sitting back and having these conversations, man,
because I feel like they're not had enough.
Right.
Like, you know what I'm saying?
Like, they're not...
We entertain, yes.
Like, there's...
I've done fun shit.
Like, I've done fun interviews and things like that.
But to, like, really sit back and reflect, like,
what's going wrong with America?
Because that's all I can speak for
I can't speak for the world, man
I've never lived in other places
to understand people's religions
or people's other beliefs
but nigga what's really going on right here
bro I think we've really
we've spoke on it.
No, for sure, for sure.
You know what I'm saying?
For sure, man.
What's the plan before we get about it?
I got to know, nigga, you can always come kick it with me.
I just want a podcast with you.
I want a podcast with you and do whatever.
Even if it ain't podcasted just kicking it,
niggas smoking a joint thing.
smoking a new pork, having us a little champagne shot somewhere.
Man, whatever.
For sure.
What show, what is, I ask everybody this,
because I feel like it's very detrimental to my podcast
and what I do in interviewing,
because I like to know this,
because I feel like it puts a focus on you
to where you can really push,
and the viewers, like, really holds you to it.
And myself, where do you see smack in the next five years?
Where do you want him to be?
See smack in the next five years?
in Calabasca behind that Gettie community,
uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, living off the benefits that I earned, you feel me?
You feel me?
You feel me?
Living off everything that I deserve and earn, because I don't want nothing less or nothing more.
Just whatever I work for, that's what I want.
And I want to live off that and be happy and be happy.
And I wish everybody else to be happy in the world, you feel me?
That'd make me super happy.
That's when in five years, if everybody could be more happy and more together, I'll be blessed
with that.
I don't need no money.
You were a man that was shot nine times.
Yeah.
So walk us, we got to walk through that a little bit.
We could.
If you don't mind.
Man, I told you I'm open book, man.
Because I think that that, I'm going to be real, bro.
I think that that's what's made you probably how you are with that love.
That's what I'm getting from.
I'm like, he's talking like this thing had been, this nigga, have been through some shit.
So that's why he, nigger, to have hate, he's like, nigga, I got shot with hate.
I got shot with hate.
I had hate in my heart as I got shot.
Man.
You know what I'm saying?
So it was, I could feel you if you want to really stray away from that.
No, I don't want to stray away from it.
I want to tell my story.
Like I said, I want to be that person that they could look at and be like,
that nigga, keep it real.
And he's telling you everything.
I might as well keep it real.
Like I said, don't be shy of nothing you got going on with you.
Whether you can't read, right?
Embrace it.
So we could talk about it.
Those shots made me better.
It made me a better man.
When I seen that devil and was looking down that devil barrel
where I was getting all them bullets in my body at 17 years old,
I'd seen the devil.
I was looking at him.
Looking at him.
Pow, pow, pow, pow, pow, pow, pow, pow, pow, pow.
Like, you serious?
Me?
Pow, pow, pow, bow.
Like, I was looking at the devil.
But we could go through it, though.
What you want to talk about about it?
What you want me to say?
I just want to know, like,
What was your experience from that, like, when it happened?
Like, what did you remember even?
I'll be real, because I always think of shit like this.
Like, nigga, would you eat that morning?
Yeah.
You know what I'm saying?
Like, what did you get up?
Like, what was your day planned out to be that day?
Okay.
Now I'm going to break it down for you like this.
What I ate for breakfast?
I don't remember.
Yeah, me.
I don't remember.
I was just using that.
No, I know what you said?
I got a joke.
So my plans was to go to the home grow, Lexus's house, what I did do.
Kick it with her all day.
You feel me?
What I did do.
And then go home.
You feel me?
She's staying on the east side in the Broadway.
You feel me?
So I'm like, I'm going to go home.
Broadway, Five Ducey.
So I called Miles.
She had a Thunderbird back then.
I'm like, Mama, come get me.
We had chirps.
The I, 7, 10s, the I 30s, all that shit.
I'm like, come get me.
Because I know you don't want me walking this time at night.
And I wrote the bicycle over there, my dirt bike.
I'm like, and you don't want me driving a dirt bike at night
and you say, I ain't got lights on it.
She's like, all right, I come get you.
I left my chirp there.
So when we pull into the house, she's like, son, what's up?
She's like, God telling me something that happened to you tonight.
I looked at her like, what?
Man, you're tripping, mama.
She said, son, come here, let me pray for you.
Something's going to happen to you tonight.
Stay in the house.
I said, yeah, whatever.
Let me do this prayer.
Okay.
She's like, you ain't going back outside?
I said, oh, my phone.
I left it out of Alexis house.
Swear to God, true story.
She's like, all right, come on.
I'm gonna take you back over here and get your phone.
You feel me?
She took me, got my phone.
When you put up in that driveway, she grabbed me and said,
son, I love you.
But something's going to happen to you.
God is telling me, I went in the house, laid down,
on my phone run.
Where you at?
Shit, I'm at the house.
Oh, yeah, come on, woo-w-w-w-w-w-w-w-w-w-w-p.
We're going to do this.
Got in that car and it was over with,
when I got out that car,
nigger, pop me six times.
Pop, pop, pop.
Like, what the fuck is going on?
That's why I say I've seen the devil because I know the person.
You know what I'm saying?
I seen the devil.
Look me in my eye and just pop-p-p-p-p-and I'm 17.
You see I'm a little dude already.
I'm 17, nigga, I'm catching everything.
Pooh, pooh, pooh, poo, poo, pooh, pooh, pooh.
As shots, all that.
I'm catching every bullet.
Every bullet that was in that chamber hit me.
Hit me hard.
I can't breathe.
I'm like, what the fuck is going on?
Is this shit real?
Shout out to the Hispanic lady that stayed across the street from me.
The block I got shot on, she moved over there.
I shook her gate.
Help, help.
She came down.
She said, oh, my God, this Cassandra's son, 51st.
Her husband told her his wife, jump in the car, go get his mama.
I got him.
He on the phone with the paramedics.
That's how I happened, though.
Facts.
That's why I say I seen the devil.
I looked him in the heart.
the devil. There's somebody
slept in my house. I slept in his
house, slept in the same bed.
I seen the devil.
And that will make me change my life
to like streets don't love
nobody, bro. That's why I'm so
passionate about putting
the guns down on the body. That's why I'm so
passionate about it because you made
a statement, close to niggot
to you or do you and try to screw you, backstab
you in the back in the back in like they never knew you.
That's why I say
I seen the devil short.
And that's fact, dog.
I'm damn nearly ready to drop a tear right now
just telling that story the way I just told you.
It was somebody I know.
My loved one.
Do what I love.
I love.
I love.
You couldn't tell me nothing about this dude.
Do you hear me?
You couldn't tell me shit.
Niggins.
What?
We're going to get in him, nigga.
Like, that's why I said I seen the devil, dog.
And that's why I pushed this.
I come in peace because that owed me.
I'd be dead or in jail right now.
Tell him.
That's why I thank the Matt God for changing my life.
That's why I thank this podcasting
and all the shit I've been doing with bro going on tours.
I love it and I embrace it.
So if I could change somebody life in this world
where they ain't got to go through what I went through,
I'm going to do that.
Whether I don't get a buffalo nickel for nothing I ever do,
long as I know I motivated somebody to not go down
That same road I went too.
Don't go that.
Pick this road, bro.
Don't gang bang.
That ain't it.
Nah, no.
Don't go selling dope.
That ain't it.
You got what I'm saying?
Go this way.
You play basketball, don't you?
Yeah.
Go ball.
Be in the gym like Kobe.
You know what I'm saying?
You do this, right?
Go get that job.
Yeah, work your way up to be a manager.
Whatever.
That's why I push what I push, bro.
And I really appreciate you having me
your podcast. Like, I ain't going to
cap or hold you, bro. Like, I feel
good, you feel me? But I want to drop
a tear right now just because my
story is my life.
Like, this is what I went through. This
is what made me the man I am
today. And for our young,
black culture, any culture,
Hispanic, Chinese, race, I don't
care what color you is because we all bleed
blood, red. You feel me?
If I could change somebody's life, I love
it. That's what makes my day.
That's what makes
my day. I get
DMs every day smack. I've been
you changed my life, Woof, because
I talked to the people.
I said this on somebody's podcast.
I opened all
my DMs, whether I don't say
nothing to you, or whether I just
double tap and put the heart, or if
I say something to you, at least I
gave you the honor and respect to know.
I opened it up. You could go
DM the biggest rappers right now. They're not
going to open shit. They're not even going to look at you.
At least I acknowledge you.
As a human being, and it's not one DM in my phone,
I never opened up.
Like I said, whether I talk, double-liked it,
or said something.
I'm gonna acknowledge the people that made me who I am.
I wanna get y'all that love to know that.
And I promise you, go look at the comments after this.
They're gonna be like, he opened my DM, he opened my,
ain't nobody gonna ever say I ain't open a DM.
Because I know how this shit is, church.
We all we got, and I don't care what ratio is.
all we got.
When they cancel Christmas, cut them lights off,
and you in that casket, and they close it
and lock it with that key,
ain't no coming back.
So don't let nobody
disturb you from how you want to live
your life. Don't let nobody
talk about you.
Laugh about it. Ah, yeah, that part. Ah, yeah,
okay. Because when it's
curtains, you can't turn back the hands of time.
So that's why I live my life
the fullest, whether I fuck up, say
something, misspell or misread,
I love it.
Oh, well, I'm not going to have no regrets about nothing in my life.
That's from the bottom of my heart.
We're going to end it on that note.
I appreciate you.
I appreciate you coming through and bringing truth.
And overall, bringing transparency.
Because that's what that symbol right there is standing for.
and I feel like you executed that right now
with flying colors
my brother. Thank you bro.
You probably will
this was a masterpiece
and even I don't give a fuck
nigga if it gets 100
likes, 50
likes or a million
it'll never stand to what
it made me feel walking through
with you right now.
I appreciate you smack
for coming and fuck with you.
I appreciate you, bro.
Like I said, we locked in, man, for life.
Whatever you need, I'm a phone call.
Wait, we got each other's number.
And I can't wait to come to Vegas and tap in so you can show me the city.
Yeah, we're going to do it.
We're going to like this.
This was another sharp gumble special.
The Sharp Tank.
No jumper.
Sharpest, coolest podcast in the world.
And today, Riley, we're going to put the guns down.
We're going to leave with silence.
Cheers.
Chair.
