No Jumper - THE KINGS OF HIP HOP MEDIA UNITE! Rollin 60 Takedown, Kanye Meltdown, Bricc Baby’s Case & More!

Episode Date: March 26, 2025

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Welcome to another episode of the Adam and Wag Show. As you can see, we have assembled a star-studded panel, including two of my favorite hip-hop Caucasians, DJ Vlad, and Trappler Ross, as well as the biggest Pairo himself, Wag 100, obviously. And then behind us, we got Remo. Academics is on the way. It should be here in like 15, 20 minutes.

I don't know where this conversation is going to go, but I guess at least to start, I want to just acknowledge too whack that something happened right before this whole Fed case, which was Brick Baby and Luce Cannon appearing on the No Jumber Show together, which in and of itself would have been the news, the conversation of the week.

Pails in comparison a little bit to the Fed case. But how are you feeling seeing Brick and Luce come together like that, seemingly under the auspice of them, both having their issues with you. Let's start there. It was a little fake because what I'm used to hearing is something totally different with that. But Adam, the day a couple weeks ago, when I came in talking about Brick got ambushed

and Brick called you and I got loose on the phone. That day when Brick started saying, what? I had my kid. You had your kid too. And I'm like, what is he talking about? He's like, yeah, yeah, I have my kid too. Right. So I'm looking at the phone now.

The story you gave me in 600 was totally different. That's the day. And I hope my phone comes on because I'll show you something. One thing I like to do is my thoughts. I'll go on my phone and leave notes. Because when you close it out, it times and dates it. So if I could show you a note that's showing you my thoughts after I see something, it lets you know where I was, right?

So sitting back, just listening to it all and following it all was like, it had been a game being played that didn't even have to be played. You know how like when you do shit for people, you do it because you want to do it. We all old enough and been in the game long enough to know, do what you want to do because if it goes bad, know you can live with what you've done for that person, right? So seeing that, it was like, I don't have a problem with it, but it was like everything you heard a person say they was going to do.

And you're seeing that and it's not happening. It's just like you make you scratch your head and wonder what you're dealing with. So basically what I'm taking from it, you think that Luce was kind of doing a play that was rooted in his true feeling. Like you felt like he actually was ready to break away from you after all this time that you guys have been super locked in. And he chose to do it by, I mean- Creating the fake beef. So you heard it when I called in.

I don't know what was said prior. Once I called in and started addressing what the issue was you seen that, hold on, what y'all talked about this? That wasn't there. That wasn't, everything he said was there. It didn't exist. Right? So it's like, and it's a little deeper because it's like other things was going on that I had caught on that really wasn't real, right? So I woke up to that.

Because it did seem like if Luce's reason for being done with his friendship with you, if all it took was you believing that his house getting raided in the clip that Cherise's wife posted, you casting doubt on that. I still don't believe it. Right. If that was the entirety of it, that just doesn't seem like a good enough reason for Luce to turn on you. Okay, let's look at what we look at. Let's look at that now.

Things work in mysterious ways. If the swat and the feds come to your home and you're already on the list to get picked up, why would they let you go? I mean, he was saying that he was just getting swatted by like a fan. But it's obvious from what we just saw yesterday. The indictment was signed on the 17th.

But if you get swatted, it's the local police showing up to your house, whereas they got taken down by a federal indictment. Did you look at that video who was involved? Those was negotiators. And you had every agency there. It's still going to be local state people. No, hell not. Now when you're talking about hostage situations.

But whatever it may be, that's just my thought, my belief. So, and what's crazy is my phone, I text them when I seen it and told him I didn't believe it. Uh-huh. That morning. Right. So he could have dealt with it by just giving you a call back and saying, hey, bitch, why are you saying that? But that what it was, he claimed that I left somebody on my clubhouse floor call his wife a bitch. Well, we went and read the content back.

Nobody said nothing about his wife. They were talking about R&B. Oh, okay. Right? And then when he said, well, what you said, I said, hey, look, bro. if I knew you was in jail, I'm not going to tell the world you're in jail. You got a lot of enemies.

You got a mother over there with a child, right? If I watched you go to jail, I'm not going to tell the world you in jail. I'm not going to do it, but I didn't believe it. So what I did was simply played the middle, and I just repeated what his wife said and left it at that. So his thing is, you repeat with my wife said, is running content on me.

Hey, look, bro, blue face game myself. When content come out on me, remote. We run it on my floor. Right? So at the end of the day, if you told your woman to put the content up, I said, why did you put it up? He said, in case something happened to me. I said, well, you could have put it up on private. Nobody's seen it.

Right. But when you put it up, it's going to be talked about. Right. Let me ask you this based on that whack, because I feel like it was interesting when you called into the show and when Luce was on there, right? It seemed like he kept flip-flopping about what he was actually mad at you about. and it seemed to me that whatever he was really mad at you about if he was even really mad, it definitely wasn't what he was saying.

It was a secret. So just to make it clear, like, was it fake or was there something else he was mad about? Because it didn't make no sense. He had no reason to be mad. He made something up. He forgot mid-conversation what he was mad at you about a couple times, I remember. Because he know that I'm going to send him to content and he's going to play it. I mean, here you go play it.

So do you think, what was really happening is that really because he already knew that stuff was about to get deep. I don't know. I don't know if he knew that. I believe now that he was mad about the 600 stuff and him exposing about what the family said about the kid, right? I believe now looking at it that he may have known that he was caught up in an overall thing, right? I believe that's why he was a little bothered that 600 was pushing that issue about what the family was saying about the kid. He seemed panicked. The way he was moving,

I mean, because, bro, he, he, you know, he said that they had already reached out to him. He would tell me things, but it didn't make sense to me,

so I just disregarded, right? Did you note that at a certain point in the podcast, and it really didn't take that long, Luce became so high that he was almost incapable of being involved in the conversation anymore? No, because after I stopped. And he wasn't smoking.

It was just from Brits. Big Baby breathing weed in the space. Yeah, after I got off the line, I just, I wasn't even watching anymore. It was just, you know, the thing about it is like, yo, Adam, it's real shit. If I feel like I got something else to do and I want to go my way, I'm just going to have a conversation with you. But I think what it was was sometimes people said I would have a motive. And I understand that. I've been in the game too long.

Everybody has a motive with something they're doing. Everybody has a motive. Could be a good one or a bad one. And I think that because I started to figure out. other things that had nothing to do with this, he was using that as a reason and not having to talk to me. You got to remember, let's just keep it real.

I took loose 13 months ago. Prior to me taking loose, did you know who Luce Cannon was? Right? I took Lose and set him on the side of me. When the light hit me, I made sure it hit him. Yeah, I don't think I was that familiar with him before you. Yeah, right. So, you brought him on the pub.

I didn't do it because I did a contract with you. Right? I did it because I generally wanted to help you. So you didn't have to come up with some fake shit. Bro, if you say, yo, you want to go handle your business? Because we've all seen this before. If you've seen this more than me, right? What is there now, it's a motherfucker to see if it's going to be there later, standing on your own.

I know because I went through it and I knew what I had to do to continue my climb up the ladder. You know what I'm saying? Like, Vlad, you watched it. Last time Vlad's seen me before I. we came back together, it was Ray J. Right? Ray J went another way. We still remained business partners, but he started doing other things.

So I had to reinvent myself and go find new business and find another ladder to climb. So I know what it is, but it's just that I believe his thing was, let me tap into his resources. I introduced him to act. You know, I brought him here a few times, right? He was asking me about Vlad. Vlad knows this because I was talking to him. He's like, why, give me on Vlad. give me on Vlad, but I understand

when I say certain things to Vlad, if you know Vlad, you kind of read his body motion and you just leave shit alone. Because at that point, this tenta what you got going on with Vlad, right? So, you know. And I responded that he just has too much drama around. Yeah, and I left it alone. I just don't need to be, to bring that into my house.

But I get it now because it's kind of like, can you trust it? And he is a wise sage because probably a year ago, I said something on behalf. of our good J-Cath friend, Spreterloak. Hey, Wack, Spider-Look thinks you got them banned. You should have them on. Wax said, or Vlad said, eh, I'm cool.

It's like, you know, it's no problem. It's no problem with Spider-Loke, but it's just not really the kind of content that I want to do right now. And that's real, because if we had to saw Spider-Loke on Vlad, it would have been like Vlad lost boardwalk and his ass is on Baltic. It's just real, right?

So, you know, at the end of the day, we all doing things. You got extra things going on. Vlad, we definitely know you got going on. I got extra stuff going on. We all got extra stuff going on. But it just kind of makes it like when the next person reaches out for a little help, you kind of be like, I don't think so. Yeah.

What, whack, let me ask you this, because I've been knowing you as this legendary kind of behind the scenes figure throughout hip-hop for decades. I'll keep real. I hadn't really heard much about loose cannon until he stopped hanging around with you. That's a fact. That's just what's real. But I knew very little about him until I've read this whole this criminal complaint and I've become to know how close he was to Big You knowing your relationship with Big You.

Now I'm looking back thinking how would you and him got so close considering that history? They didn't become cool until Luce was no longer cool with. But he was, he was super cool with Big You know, like what, two years ago? No, 2021, early 2021. You know, I just helped him out. You know, I looked out for him. Like, I didn't, you know what I mean?

So it was like, you know, and I did a lot of cleaning up. I took a lot of hits doing that. But I didn't mind it. I felt like I seen that he wanted that. Some people like want that and they want to be that. And I know it only goes so far versus you understanding that. Understanding this game and wanting this game is two total different things. Because when you understand it, you know to keep your resources available.

You don't burn no bridges, bro. Because you never know when you got to reach back that way or something is going to come at you, right? amongst us we got a hundred different what i don't got he has if he don't gather he'll say let me call him black you know why he don't mind calling blast hair wax trying to get this done because we're cool right if he knew me and black wasn't cool to stop in him so you know that's people that understand the game people that want the game they'll do what it is just the game but your game is going to be limited do you feel like kind of taking somebody and putting on somebody that was so

close to Big You and fell out. It's kind of a diss to Big You, right? No, Big U had, I had no, that wasn't the thought. Like if I took AD and put him on my channel now, that would be kind of a fucking Adam type shit. You know what I mean? Like, that's kind of, do you feel like that was a move? I'd blow him up, that's the ultimate flex. That's kind of what he's trying to do. Which is kind of what he did with Luce, because nobody knew who Luce was. Because he was just a thug to Big U, right? Luce had been trying to do music and all kinds of stuff for like 10 years.

Yeah. Right? You can see his history of his work, his body of work, right? But You know, I took and did what I did. I didn't did it with a lot of people. But Big U wasn't even a figment of my imagination. It wasn't the thought. I wasn't like, oh, I'm going to do this for Big U. I wouldn't have did it at that point in time. Do you think that pissed him off to the next level, though?

Big U. No, it probably did because Big U was used to me being his resource. And to see one of his underlings or somebody that he utilizes for something else have that, me moving with him like that, doing some of the things I've done, it probably did, but that wasn't my thought. I'm doing this for Big You. I wouldn't have did it,

because at that point, it ain't pure, it ain't, you know what I'm saying? It wouldn't have been genuine. When you started bringing up the whole Christopher Lovejoy DNA story that everybody was talking about, right? He was only able to do that story because I set it up to be done. Okay, but what I'm trying to say is like, did you do that a lot, Tray. Did you expect? My whole old, trap, you got to correct that.

No, no, let's go, let's go. Do that a lot. You're a foreigner guy out there. And you've been talking about all shit like you know what you're talking about. So if you was really watching it, Lovejoy didn't grab it until it was on the Internet. So now you've got to ask yourself, how did it get on the Internet? Right? I knew I couldn't just let him talk about that because they were going to do what they're doing now.

So I had to position it so it was on the Internet. So you put it on the Internet? No, what I did is we have a segment on the Hunter Side of Club. up I was called murder mysteries. And I simply sent the girl Tink from Chicago, the newspaper clipping from 2021. She was oblivious. So she started running

the murder mystery. She's good at it. She'll start reading and digging. She'll come up with all these rabbit hole type scenarios, right? And when she got to certain points of what it may have been or what is this or what it may have led up to, when she would

break, I played a snippet from the audio we had. had from the family. Yeah. So the snippet I played first said they found his DNA under my brother's nails. And they was like, okay, now I stopped it. And the floor is talking about, okay, well, that could have been, whoever this person may have been.

So they talk another 20 minutes. And like, well, who could a person have been? So I played the mother saying that they had to track down Big U for a year or so, and the feds forced him to give his DNA. Hey, so I know that these two people work for Big You for years. He would know their voice, right? I have a media team in the goo. The media team took all that chopped it up, put it on the internet.

Once he got on the internet, 600 was able to grab it and do his spin on it. But the question I really have around that, because that, I mean, there's a great way that you broke it down for us there. But do you, were you surprised that Luce and them had such a serious reaction? did you think that he was going to get wrapped up in this whole thing or did you see it as a separate thing, this big you situation? Because I was surprised that even bricks got wrapped up in it, right? It was funny.

One of my business partners called me. He doesn't even do social media. But he was watching that. I swear he's out of Philly. He called me and said, hey, bro, I think your boy Luce has some ties to something. I blew it off. All right, what are you talking about?

Right? Because he did get, he was like real adamant about. He kept calling. He likes 600. I said, no, he's not. He's off the internet. No, man, that's the recordings we got at the family. I was on, Luke was on the phone.

The recordings I got, Luke was on the phone the whole time, right? The family been contacted him for a year, but he never reacted to it, right? So when he's seeing that I wasn't stopping 600, and I told him, he's covered because I made sure it got to the internet. I said, bro, we're warning him. 600 hates him so he's having this fun but we're warning him I'm gonna be real

if somebody took my DNA a year or so ago after a year 18 months I'm thinking ain't nothing of it I'm not even thinking that my skin's under a dude's nails and I hear the family say

they found his DNA under the nails I hear that that's going to be alarming to me that did turn out to not be completely true though right No, it was completely. From the complaint, it said that the DNA that was found it couldn't confirm that it was Big U,

but it couldn't rule it out too, whereas they could rule out the other individual, right? No. I don't know where you saw that at. Where you saw it? It said that. It wasn't completely confirmed that it's Big U's DNA. That's what I'm seeing, and there's still no... There's no...

Listen, listen. It said it was inconclusive or something like that, right? So, do you want me to read it out? Go ahead. Read out. Okay, so... The DNA profile... So DNA was connected from RW's ankle slash sock.

area consistent with the direction that RW was dragged into the desert off the highway. The DNA profile obtained was not complete, likely due to the aforementioned inclinement on whether the, due to the inclinement weather on the night of the murder. So the weather and the way that the body was left overnight, I guess in the cold, in the wind or whatever, meant that the DNA profile wasn't able to be completed. So it says analysis of Henley's DNA profile, Bigue, was inconclusive such that he could not be excluded as the contributor of the DNA, but it couldn't be confirmed. and Robinson, Robinson on the other hand,

was excluded as a potential contributor of the DNA. So it wasn't confirmed, but it couldn't be excluded. Do you know who Robinson is? Robinson. That's the driver. That's the driver who told him they drove to L.A., picked the kid up, where they took him and how he was killed. So when you got something that says you're not excluded,

but it could have been you, maybe, maybe not. But then you got the dude with you who gave DNA once they brought him in, big you didn't know it. And they show, yeah, you didn't tell. the body, that means he's identified Big U as a killer. That's who really told on him. But all I'm saying is that, from what I understand, the DNA thing, to make the statement, Big U's DNA was found under his finger now.

That's been running in the media a lot. That's not being conclusively proven. These mics are kind of sensitive. You know, I want to pull it in a little more. Right? Yeah, well, you got to remember. They've been saying that as a headline since we started talking about it. You got to remember, we didn't make the statement.

We just played the recording. But this is the thing. Do you feel like it's kind of overcooking big use involvement? Now, obviously, it's open cases. It's unresolved, right? But the headline of DNA found under fingernails is a little overshooting. What's the difference? What you did?

Because this says it can't confirm it. Listen, listen. You know I'm allowed you to question me right now, right? I appreciate it. Because you did some punk shit the other day. See, the only difference is you usually do what you did the other day sitting over there in London somewhere, right? And you're not here, right? It's a lot of places you can't go.

you send Adam something as if it was a clip of something I did I wasn't supposed to do. No, he sent me a screenshot of a page from the indictment where Big U was recorded on a wiretrap basically saying that he punged you out with a whole bunch of people. And it had a quote that he attributed to you, but it wasn't an actual video or recording. This was Big U's version of events.

Hold on. Hold on. You're the receiver. So since you read everything, right? Now, tread lightly with this. because I've been telling myself for the last couple of minutes not to really do nothing to you because I know what you was trying to do.

So since you're so thorough, did you read what Big Q said he did to me? No, either you're going to play smart or dumb. Did you read it? Yes. Can I say one thing? What did you find in there? That's the bullshit and the real shit.

But can I say one thing in my defense first? I just want to know what you read. I feel like your, I feel like stuff that Adam said that he put a source on top of, I just sent him an image of the indictment and said, have you seen this? You went in the room and you said a bunch of stuff You said in that page

Added on. You sit in that page. So I'm asking you, just going to let me know where you at with me. Did you read that and did you use your brain to understand why and why not? So I'm a dude that violated Big U like no other human being, right?

Violated him. Two, three years, right? That's such a claim to fame now that Big U is like the ultimate. That guy of L.A. No, no. Him being able to say that he violated is like him saying he went up against Al Capone. No, no, no, no, no, no.

And lived to tell the tale. No, no, no, you got to remember. I don't see Big U the way y'all see Big U. I know. Big U and you then sat on my couch with his head down, scared, straight in situations where he needed our help at. I don't see him that way. A motherfucker who I had to pay rent and help take care of his family

who then sat on my couch and said, help me. I don't see that dude as that, right? But if you read that, right, It says we was 15, 20 deep, right? And we called him. And he was by itself, right? You do know I jumped out on them. You do know I wasn't walking.

I'm in a car with 800 horsepower in it, right? I'm very capable of whatever, right? You do know my home boys was adjacent to them, but they didn't even, that they had no idea they was there, right? The henny man. Right? That's new information. You do understand that, right?

He's screaming. Big act. How you living? Oh, my God. No, we got Mount Pied boy. Right here, bro. Hello, Shay. How are you doing? First time meeting.

IRL. Hold on. Hold on. We got to get to this right here. He's trying to pack out travel right now. Yeah, we need a judge. Hold on. We need someone to litigate this situation.

No, hold on. Watch this. I'm glad I'm here at Ground Zero, man. This is where all the indictments. Watch this. So let me give it to you, right? I'm like police. No one's up in here, man.

I brought my bad shoe. I said, this is the Fed Avengers. They got me, they got Adam. They got Vlad. No, Podmore. Shout out to the new recruiter, Remo. Oh, no, he's the undercover. So, listen.

He's the worst undercover. Hold on. Let's get back to him right here. Oh, the undercover had a stutter. Oh, the undercover had a stutter? Ryan up. Ryan up. Actually, no, won't you read it.

I'll read it. I'll read it. I'll read it. I'll read it. Can I say something before I read it? I'll read it. Can I say something. I'll read it.

I want you to read it. I'll read it. I'll read it. And then I'll give what I thought of it. And then I'm going to repeat what Adam said about it. I want a dramatic reading. You spun it crazy. I want you to read it dramatically.

Hey, third, y'all out there? You know, before you I get to that? I'm going to expose something that I never exposed. Oh, wow. Okay. Yo, yo, I'm so glad you're my friend because all your ops just go to jail, bro. I ain't going to lie. All your ops.

Everything you don't like you, they're going down in the ball of play, man. You're going to leave a guy, man. You're wacks my friend. I'm telling you. Go ahead, read it. Read it. I'm on him for doing this weird shit. Go ahead.

Henley recounted to victim one, and this is on a wiretap, right? So bear in mind, this is very important. This is big you bragging about doing this on a wiretap to somebody. On the phone. Not knowing that he's being listened to, right? Read it. Henley recounted to victim one an incident in which Henley and Rowland 60s gang members chased down Wack 100 attempting to hurt him.

Quote, there's 15 to 20 dudes with us with hoodies tied down. I got my hoodie on all black tied down. She like, boom, she jumped in the car, paid for, redacted. and then took off. Boom. This dude's screaming. My wife, draws. I see you, Eugene.

I see you. Eugene Henley. I see you. He's screaming all of that. He's got his blower. His blowers out. Allegations. But he's messed up.

I got to read the whole thing. But he's messed up because nobody's around. We like, bitch-ass dude. I'm like, yeah, bitch-ass dude. He's like, he's like redacted. Die here, man. Don't do this. My wife, my kid's in that car.

Draws, draws. Don't do this. He's screaming. He was about to turn you in a switch. I want to see how smart you are. I've been violating him for two years. Violating him, calling rats, snitches. He came up there 20 deep to get me, right?

And he's telling me some work. What stopped him from fucking with me? So, look, I'm about to give you this. Let me, let me get to it. My interpretation of this, me personally, and bear a mind, my interpretation wasn't put out there. Adam hopped on the live and said, No, no, no, no, no, this is so crucial.

I want you to tell me. Because I'm going to get to mine. Mine's the, okay. Adam hopped on there and said, Wack was begging for his life. I didn't say that. You put a source on. I want you to listen.

I don't know you to tell me what you get from that. This is what I'm trying to get to. Why didn't he touch me? What I get to it is because you might not want to admit this. You had your blower. Okay. You're begging him not to kill him. Now stop right here.

Right. If I got my blower and you 20 deep with hoodies and I'm by myself, right? No begging to plead. That's when you really do it, right? What do you think, mentality was for a dude not to approach me and you come to get me and I jump out my car talking what kind of what kind of uh conversation you think I'm having to make a dude say don't nobody move I agree with you now I feel like I feel like black talk I feel like

you probably was on that third now I'm about to expose something nobody else never knew. Oh, shit. So here it goes, right? Ground zero, man. All of this is a parking lot, right? I'm here. They walk down.

They walked right past my car. They didn't even see me. When I seen them get here, I jumped out. Y'all looking for me, right? Oh, shit. They stopped. They back was to me. Y'all, I had everything I had,

I could have dealt with everything in front of me. Now, what they didn't know is I'm talking to my. my team. Big you and them is here. Now watch this. Look, watch this. Big you and them is here. I'm here out the car. Third, who was here, here, here and here? You're taking notes? Hold on. Third, who in that parking lot when I'm confronting these 20 crips was 20 to 30 feet in every direction and they didn't know it? All my homies was behind them. That's new information. Listen. That's new information. So listen, check this out. So when I'm letting you know, there's no need to beg nothing. What did I tell that fool? My home, they still don't know to this day that all

my homies was positioned, um, 11 o'clock, 2 o'clock, 6 o'clock. They didn't even see them. I'm talking to my homies in cold, letting them know which way I'm going to push them. I said, I ain't number 20 of y'all. I'm a down three of y'all. I just told him, I'm a but get off in threes. Right? At that point, he knows if he's getting off in threes. When he goes to tools, he's running out of it. These dudes right now to this day

had no idea that they was ambushed. So why the fuck? You see, he said I was by myself, right? I wasn't by myself. All you got to do is pay attention to the three people who got off the stage with Kanye. Now, let's do the math, dummies. The three dudes in red, does he look familiar?

So what do they disappear to? When we walk Kanye to Figg, because that's where his car was at, right? Let's clear that up. Kanye said, whack, my car is on fig. I said, well, we got to walk around. He's like, why we just can't go right there? So you got to go through the crowd. He said, your people would.

I don't care. So we walked Kanye through the crowd, took him to Figg, went down the escalator, got in the cars. I pulled out first. I always pull out first. My people is here, here, and here. As you've seen, he said what? he was by itself. The Bozo don't know till his day

that he was already ambushed. So once I'm going, you know what they're going to do? They're going to do this. You know what happens when you start to run from that and you start getting that blowing at you another way?

It's like that. So now the world knows, Bozo. Think about it. Where did the four dudes go that got off the stage with him and Ye? Where did they? go. They were in the parking lot with me. But you tried to play it. But if you were the threat, then why didn't anything happen?

What do you mean? You got to ask to, you did the ambush. You got to ask to 20 people. They came to get me, right? Listen, I'm going to be real. They marked their self out. It had been 20 power rules going to get one person and they jumped out like that. You would have had to use that. I told big you. This is what I told him. You gave him a pass? No. I told big you, your move. Did you call him by his government there?

I said, yo, no, I said, your move, you going first. Let's get to it. He said, cause don't move, because it killed me. It's exact words. I'm telling my team in cold talking to them, I say, you ain't holding the cards. They listen to me, tell them to do what, hold, because I see them moving in. I don't want you that close, because I'm going to make them scatter. I got some shit that's going to make freedom ring.

That's a fact. Think about it. What make 20 gang members stop in their track? A 38? Does that do it? Nah. Gotta have some shit, right? Let's just be real.

Let's just be real. Let's just be real. This just says blow up. No, I'm asking you, what make 20 dudes stop in their tracks? And you know they have some shit. It takes something. Listen, it's a fat, ugly broad walk through here.

We wouldn't, we'd keep talking. if a bad bitch walk through here, we're gonna stop and look, right? So it gotta be a showstopper, right? So now I just exposed to you that the bozo said what? He was by itself.

I never was by myself. But this him on a wiretap bragging to somebody else, possibly. You got it with our story, right? But you sent it like it was real. But I never said Began. But you sent it like he was real.

I was just reading what you sent me. That's the part he's mad about, the Beggia. I never said that. Oh, what I'm saying, though, the part I'm mad about is, you act like we're cool, you didn't send it to me and say, whack, what's so with this? You did the bitch-ass shit you do, but they just can't catch you.

So I'm here to let you know as a man, you was a bitch-ass nigga for that. No, he's not. Because all he was doing was showing me a page from the biggest news of the day that my podcast co-host just so happens to be named in. This is not public. If I get something on you, who the first person I'm sending it to? Of course, you're going to hear me about it. But wait, wait. You send it to me too.

sent it to bro as if it was exposing me to some. Yeah, that's what you think. And I'm going to be real. But what did I send you before that? I sent you in there, too. No jumper. First thing I sent you was no jumping in there. I mean, you're sending to me another thing I see.

A couple of different things that seemed of know. So it's a hundred and seven pages, bozo. And he sent me too. But you were on the phone live busy. So I knew you were on the phone. I was watching live. I was watching live. You were called into the news.

That's that moment. Listen, it's a hundred seven pages. right? And out 107 pages. And there's some crazy stuff in that content. You chose to sit them that so you thought you was isolating whack on some bullshit. That's what you

thought. Keep it real. I want the fucking you to tell the truth. Now that wasn't my intention to. So what was your intention? Real talk. I was reading through it. I see that section. That was the craziest thing. You see how it feels to really being fun of the people you're talking about and playing with? No, I hear it. It feels. I hear you all the time. No, no, no. No, he don't. No, he don't. Oh, yeah, he does. Man, that dude. Man, that dude get called in certain places.

He knows it. He, in certain places, while you get up and go to Chicago, hell, boy. What I'm doing is worse than what he's doing. No. He's not even putting any of them. They don't fuck with him.

They don't fuck with a dude because they feel like he's a foreigner and he's stirring shit up. No, no, no. I've seen it. He's in here all the time while I'm interviewing random people. You know the difference?

They're all geeked up to take photos with him. No, no, listen, let me tell you something. They catch a dude. Like I call him. I'm just chilling, but I'm going to let you know don't play with me, right? And we got, if you claim we got a relationship and we cool, bro, don't play with me. Don't do the back door shit. Because when I tell somebody I'm straight with him, when I get it, I send it to them.

Right? The fact that you sent it to Adam while we live, you know what he's going to do. So you wanted him to present it like it was some bogus shit. I would say that was a good thing. So when you read that, you didn't get that big. you was putting extras on it. The real reason why you didn't attack that man is for something different. You didn't get that from that?

To be further, I didn't add any context. I just sent him a couple screenshots of multiple things from here. He had to read it to send the screenshot. I didn't read it. As soon as I saw that, I sent it, I was unfinished. If you didn't put a narrative on it, like, I mean, because, I mean, I know we posted that. Like, we posted all the juicy parts. All the juicy parts.

I mean, we have no comment on it because. It's obviously, like, I think I could see the context in this. This is a nigga gasin. He's telling, it's like me beating a fight of me. He's like, yo, you are not. Here go the thing. Know what the gas is with not the gas. Choose your enemies and make sure you got your, you know, your friends, bro.

But you're conflating him sending me a screenshot of my podcast co-host being named in a federal RICO indictment as if he was somehow trying to smear your name or like create a narrative about you. I'm going to go to New Orleans on you. I'm going back to Ms. Gladys. May she rest her soul Put some respect on my name, boy You understand what I'm saying? You got to do the handoff for that.

Put some respect on my day That I started, did it? I think I think I think why I feel like You were trying to like Almost like call him out Because Wack has told the story before So I guess he probably feel like you were sending

No, what I'm saying is I felt he was smart enough To read that and see The extra bragging and boasting That he's putting around What the real reason was? I don't think he had ill intent Because he sent me

multiple pages too and that was just one of the pages he sent. I think Adam just came and read it out. He ain't sent me one page. That was written the whole thing. Did you have his number? Did anyone else send Wack pages? I sent them to shit. Yeah, Waddy habit. You sent it to me. But I thought Wack Wack first words

was, then I tell you, I'm like, God damn a nigga, you must be the Oracle. You know, Vlad, I know these flashback videos gonna go crazy when you're done. Shit, they got the yellow beazy shit, this shit, this shit. Yeah. He's busy, man.

And what's crazy is, let's clear this up. How does WAC know? Because the people tell us. Straight up. My number's been on the Internet for eight, nine years. I never changed it. For that reason. Today I got a call.

The Mexican dude at the bottom left with the blue shirt, his wife called me. Mr. 100, yeah. I'm, my he is whatever wife. I said, well, what's going on? I said, what was he doing with Big U.N. He said, He did business once or twice. He don't know them like that.

They told on him. I'm a single mother now with a six-month-old baby. I said, I'm going to see you some incredible diapers. Give me your information. But she was able to get to me because my numbers there, and I keep it there on purpose. I'm just simply saying, listen, man, we expose ourselves. When we do something, we expose ourselves.

By the way, I do have a theory, though. And I don't know if you guys, you know, I get it. I join late. And again, first of all, I wouldn't even entertain any conversation. I see some people trying to do with the bullshit. You're not listening to this indictment as witness, cooperating, victim, nothing, which means the police is acknowledging you've never had contact with them, right? Never.

They actually describe you as a rival, basically almost somebody that they might be looking into them, their damn self. So it doesn't look like. But I will say some of what you may have done may have helped with the timing, right? I think you. What's that? I think you tip it off. be you. I think that definitely

I did what? I think you going online and saying that, and the only reason I'm saying this is that if you ever read any federal indictment? I did what? I tipped him off. You tipped him off? What did the lady say it and recorded not since you? Well, please don't weigh. Please don't tell. But this is why I'm coming to this conclusion.

So the way how these type of a special murder, like we haven't seen the grand jury. It has to go to grand jury. This was done through just a complaint, which means they usually go to a, this is a four-year investigation. They're definitely on a grand jury. They only do, that's a quick way to get an indictment when an officer or an agent says,

we need you to sign off on this that we can arrest them. I think that they think that you is about to be on the run, honestly. Why would he be on the run? Wack is on everywhere. Yo, they're coming. End of the month. Like, and I thought it was capping. So, again, we're going to see the real.

Still? No, no, I thought then. How many times have I capped? Man, you didn't like it. though. Plus, you're saying certain shit, I know you, I know you spoke to or you had some information from the fam. Like, this is like,

you should only know this if you're doing the investigation. But I get it. They told, they told the people. So we're going to get the real indictment very soon. Yeah. But the way they did it is usually to prevent, they did it to Dirk because Dirk was going to board a plane. Right. And I hesitate to even open this can of worms, but we have

reason to be skeptical about your statements about Big You because you obviously co-signy. loose cannon telling the story about how Big You basically got Nipsey killed or whatever. We never said he got Nipsey killed. Okay, but you're saying that he had premeditated knowledge that Nipsey was going to get killed. And that didn't really pan out, although a lot of people are now looking at those statements as if they might have a lot more validity than they once thought.

What I'll be talking about because Big U that says, that's my little brother. He was the face of the neighborhood. All I did was support and stand behind him. But on page 83, he says, what? I'm the biggest road in 60 come out. I'm even bigger than Nipsey Hustle. That's what he said, right? Did you read that?

Did he read that? I can tell you. You seen that, right? But this is the dude. This is why I told you, hey, yo, bro, every time I see a dude talking about, that's my little brother, that's this, and I know what you said in my house and said

and let me hear and the things you told me and the things you wanted me to do that I refused to do, right? I sent you him telling me, here go to the contracts, go after the state for me. All that, he's a snitch, he's this, we got this, we got that, we got this, that, and I'm sitting back. Yo, tell that dude to release them sex tapes.

No, I'm not doing that. I'm not doing that. The only eerie thing about this is that everything that I think, you had to educate, like, because we all listen to you on Clubhouse, right? You had to educate us what the grid program was. You were asking questions then. We educated. How was this guy with the grid program?

And the fans basically said the same damn thing. You got a crystal ball or something. I'm just glad to be your friend, okay? I got a crystal ball at home in form of R&B, some cheeks. Dual crystal balls, gotcha. Yeah, but I mean, in general, if you see an older gangster with a charitable organization,

one percentage of the time is it just a scam so they could still be doing bullshit. I ran with him for 17 years. Not really, right? Yeah, we're. 17? 17. We saw you all publicly for a couple years, really.

No, that's you. Yeah. You came home in 04. Okay. Beat his son half to death. We bailed him out. Why did he? He paid for his attorney.

Reggie probably told you about that. If not, he'll tell you because he was around for it, right? Pay for his attorney. That's back when the Infinity QX 56 first, and we had the same matching car. Like, you couldn't, you wouldn't know if it was him or me, right? 17 years we ran. Right? In 17 years, he would tell people why I got the key to my front door.

That's why I told Brick, hey, Brick, I've never seen you in my life. I never seen you at Crenshaw High. I never seen you at the funerals. You know, I helped him bury a bunch of dudes over there. I've never seen you at his crib at the office. I've never seen you. You didn't come out to all the video shoots, all these radio events we was having, how the West was one.

Me and my boy, AD, created that. Crush Groove, we created that. I had contracts with Nick Masters at Live Nation. I would cut Big U in so broke it eat because we were showing him how to hustle in the industry. Before he left, he wasn't in the industry. It was Keeter Rock from 6-0. It was S-MAT from 6-0, the industry guys, right?

There was no Big U. So when he came home, we embraced him, set him at the table, and we plugged him everywhere. This is why when I stepped away from him, all the industry went away from him. Do you really feel like that? That's a fact. Everybody's stuff.

Go to 2021. I feel like a lot of people think it was the inverse of that. A lot of people stuck with you. Who, me? My plugs ain't stopped. You know that. Definitely felt like you became a lot more controversial in the industry because of that. Because of what?

Because of you and Big U going to war. No. I don't take it as that. You're crazy. I think he's vice versa. I was always, bro, he had no contracts. Right? His only artist that got a deal with me in game,

got him the deal. he screwed it up right you got a dude that struggling to try to keep his home from getting took it and all this other crazy stuff what was all dj k slate that's me we put him with t i was s mac plug um all my artists on my side when he needed scooty bikes for the kids give away who supplied him yo could you get game to promote my football lead who got that done right you help me, can nip going to or who got that done? Let's talk about it. Like, bro, he has no real connects in the industry.

Zero. And you've always kind of been resentful of the fact that people treat him as if he's kind of on your level. I'm not resentful. That he ain't got more money than me. He ain't got no plaques. He has no placts. He don't have no resources. He has no stamps in the passport.

What are you talking about? Who are you talking about? He's not on my level with no damn. music industry? Whack's like one of the most influential voices. I mean, Big U hasn't had successes in the entertainment world.

People act like he does, but there's no real... Because we put it around him. He did like one documentary-style show. That was my show. I gave it to him. They begged me for 18 months. That's the homie from,

from Compton Paul Rousseau, Jim Bob. Jim Bob came to me for 18 months. Him or the one of the writers for power. Begging me to do it. I didn't want to do it. No disrespect. Because I didn't want

the segment to end with music with me. I always told myself, when I do that type of style thing, I want to have my other thing going on, right? Which, like, now I can do it. Yeah. Because it's going on, right? But I said, Jim, by no disrespect,

I said, gee homie. But I said, go have big you do it. He'll eat it up. He's looking for the life. Wait, wait, let me ask you a couple questions because I don't lie. It was reading through the entire indictment, I was fucking flabbergasted of just how accurate.

And I'm not going to lie, you said these things And all these niggins gashes chill here. They were like, what are you talking about? What AKKs? What this? Nick, I'm reading through the shit. I'm like, this nigger whack is on the morning. June 23rd, 2023.

How do you find out about that, though? Okay, I'm going to keep it one, honey. Could I tell how I found out of body? Whatever you want to say. Okay. A certain person's wife is intimate with a paroo. You know what the truth. Paroo, dead homies.

When I come off at, I'll FaceTime it. That's how you really found out? Nigger, when he went to jail, she called her significant other. I think it was like an ex-boyfriend type of situation. No, no, no. Ain't no ex-boy, because I know my homeboy, and I know his situation, right? It's Lil John's homie. Little John know I'm talking about.

He's a very well-known dude. He's tied to a bunch of people, right? So when he went, I get the call. He said, hey, you know, that boy called up. I said, who that? Whoop, I said, how do you know? He said, you know, I said, oh, okay, you said, he said, I'm going to send you his info.

They come in and catch him with a cave. She going to know because she got home. They catch him with a cave. This is how I knew. This is why when Britt was saying in one of these rooms having a tantrum, I don't know how Cusby knowing he also pulled these shit. That's because, nigga, you got a leak in your waterbed. I don't wake up and say, the day he was,

while he was still in there, I'm on a clubhouse saying it. I called the date. I called the date, the year. I told you with caliber. Let me ask you. You know, actually,

I got a question for Adam on this. Because, like, even reading the whole thing in this, this is what they call the Big U Enterprise. And even when Brick Baby comes up here to work, even certain conversations being allowed on this platform, do you ever pull you to the side?

Like, again, not saying that it would be the cause of it, but it's exacerbating it, right? It's so adding context. All the time. Y'all are coming to here and y'all literally, I mean, there's a part where they're like, hey, we knew this, but then on the No Jumper podcast,

they corroborated it. And I'm like, no, definitely. And just because I have it pulled up, I really want to just play this one clip that has been going kind of viral that's like generally considered to be like the most federal clip that anybody on the podcast has ever had. This is loose canon.

Basically, it's like, because he's, He'll be like, he'll, he'll, he'll be doing things. Like, we'll go and do something. And the same niggas we do it to, show up to the house, like 10 minutes later, when we try to, you know, counting everything, right? And we be like, how don't you get that? Oh, we're going to just give them like $40,000 back and stuff like that. But because it's actually putting us in paperwork, right?

And, like, doing, like, real police shit. I've seen that nigga get, like, 20 guns. and when he got 20 guns, he's selling them to the homies. But I'm like, why are you riding down the serial numbers? So it's like, he was doing like shit like that. And I didn't catch on. So it was like, I'm waking up, man. You get what I'm saying?

I'm his right-hand man. You get what I'm saying? So when it came down to like dirt and stuff like that, I'm going to get it. Do you get what I'm? And then, like. People are pretty astonished because almost that exact thing is listed in the end. Now let me go back to what you asked me.

This is why when Luce Cannon was calling me about what 600 was doing, I'm looking at the phone like, you can't be serious. 600 then made a video with him saying what he was saying two seconds later and put that. So you're calling me about what 600 is saying. Brody, have you forgotten the things you said? So basically, though, they both was admitting that they were saying police shit. 600 wasn't saying police shit Because he was trying to contradict

He was trying to say 600 was reporting what was on the internet That wasn't on the internet That's his own personal story that he lived I know how to protect my team How did you get to the internet I made sure it went to the proper stages Of getting into internet

I ran a clubhouse room I played snippets Have my media team tape it clip it Send it to YouTube and I sit you 600 Now you can talk about it It's on the internet All right, so whack, when you're hearing stories of Lou saying shit like that, so you didn't have...

That ain't my business. No, but you didn't have any clue that he could be caught up in his Rico or anything that was going on? I would have. I had no idea. I think Lewis thought he was a kind of... I had no idea. Luce thinks that because it was two, three years ago, like, oh, he got 20 guns. It's like, it just sounds like he's talking bullshit, but when the feds are actually able to put the case together and show that this is the type of thing they're actually doing, all of a sudden these podcasts...

What they're keying on in that? You know what they're keying on in that? What? when he says, um, his right here, man. See, Luce's case,

the robbery has, has nothing to do with big you. What they're doing is they got this guy, this guy, this guy, they got sex, they got extortion, they got a murder, and they got some wire fraud,

and all that. And same things with Brick is that none of his charges are actually related to Big U as of yet. But what the Big U, brick and Luce having common. They're all for rolling sixes.

And guess what? Brick's situation and Luce's situation independently involves the same guy that was being extorting. So they're saying you are operating

or Big U doing these things. Yeah. The same guy Dale Monster Anointe Right? That Big U sent Sybester vests over there

to pick up $1,000 every week of the fed's money. You read that, right? The dispensary guy, right? The same guy that was going on with is the same guy that legitimately had issues with these two men that had nothing to do with that.

They had nothing to do with, they didn't know big you was even doing that. But when he says, on his right hand, man, they said, okay, 60, 60, 60, Vest, 60, and Vest ain't even a gang member. Bear Claw 6-0, right? And we got one target, the same dude. Well, you did that.

Now, we ain't going to say as independent. We're going to say you did that because they was doing that. And we're going to call this the Big U Enterprise, which is some bullshit. The realest thing Big U said on his turn in little videos was Loose Cannon, Brick Baby, or not Brick Baby. He said, loose Canaan, I don't really fuck with him.

Brick, baby, I don't really fuck with him. But he fassed with him. No, he said he doesn't. But he did say, and the video, he's a brick baby. Do we fuck with Brick Baby? Yes. That's a fact.

Wait, he denounced it. No, he denounced Brick Baby. Really? Yeah, but he fias with him. But Lose, he don't. I mean, but it is alleged that. And that's why I'm so surprised that if I'm Brick Baby and I feel like him and you have a close person relationship, I'm either quitting or I'm telling you no more conversation about me.

Bro, no, no, no. He definitely needs to be careful. It's alleged that he would rob somebody and then have these. conversations and first of all they were tapping big use phone they got they got it down with him which is pretty much kind of like extortion i don't think brink was doing any of that stuff while he was working here i'm gonna be real with you okay but if you've done it in the past yeah why would you ever talk about that man's crimes if your crimes a lot of these dudes feel like if they get away with it for a few weeks that they're safe brick never wanted to talk about it if me and you used to rob

stores back in the day yeah and then now i'm on a podcast and people want to talk about your robin history maybe we're talking about you robin stores in over there and I never robbed stores. I don't want to talk about you, Robin's stores. If we used to do something of the sort, that's what I'm so surprised that I thought Brick, like, maybe didn't have anything to do with it. I mean, again, obviously these are allegations,

but kind of reading, I'm like, I don't know what you. What did Brick say on your show? That page can't be that good. I would stop this whole show. When I asked him about the AK case, he said what? It was dismissed in Compton Court. Ain't that what he said? I said, what's up with that AK case?

You called June 23rd. He said it was the DA reject. No, it ain't Britt. the fans got it alone with the cell phone. So now you got to ask yourself, if I got caught with that, right? I'm going to be like, yo, bro, I got caught. I ain't gave me a court date.

I'm not going to hide it. It's the reason why you hide it. By the way, people think that you'd have caught for that, but in reality, no, no, in reality, that's just being smart. It's the same thing with Zay Osama when he got caught with the switch in the Uber and New York picked it up and dropped it.

And he's like, I remember he dissed me. He was like, yo, I told you, they had nothing on me. And then the fans came right, like, come on. Like, that's what you're using. what I'm saying. Compton Court never had it. The Fas has always had it. Day

one. He knew that. But why did you lie? Because you know you got that sealed file over there about Sue Serfningham in Jersey. What did Brick ever have to do with them? You think Brick is in some way...

Big you too! He had a seal file. Big Sposers, Prince Lavish, pulled it up. We tracked the case number back to Sue Surf Nell. First we thought it was some dirt shit. It's not dirt shit. He got a sealed file dope case, New Jersey.

It's the same shit. Indictment. Sue Surf Nail. I know it is. Nigger, this is we that exposures, bro. That's a clubhouse day. Let's straighten that out, too. The exposures come from clubhouse

on the side of clubhouse, right? It was whack 600. I let Big You, I mean, I let loose cannon in. He really bangs clubhouse like it's his neighbor. That's my too. You know, whoever on Clubhouse. No, you got, you got, you got, and listen, they want to pay for, because I, I looked up the same thing, and I was like, I see Jersey, but I'm not putting together what you're saying. Like, why the fuck is a Jersey thing reference to brick maybe?

Big U's in the same paperwork. But what the hell could they have been doing with Jersey? New Jersey 60s. Right, but what were they doing in all of them? I think there was someone with narcotics. Brother, if you read it, it says Big U's a gang leader. He supplied drugs and guns. He's number four out of 14, right?

They got him identified the conversations, wiretaps. This was crazy. Vic, you know this paperwork exists, but he don't change his phone numbers. He don't change his Instagram. This is 2022. We're in 2025. He still got the same information now.

But two weeks later, when they go to serve the indictments, everybody that's in the paperwork early April, late April, they pick everybody up, but Big, you name not there. Wait, how did you? Took down a whole other five. How do you know what's in the sealed indictment for the... No, we matched the...

No, we got the two surf. Well, we got that work. Okay. That's not sealed. Okay. Yeah, yeah, yeah. But we match case number. Case number, okay.

Of brick baby sealed to their indictment. Okay, okay. It's just a sealed document. It says New Jersey drugs. Damn. And I just want to say this as someone who, you know, out of this group, I think I was the only one to really maintain communication with Big U over the years. I remember.

That's your friend. Y'all two were cool. I remember. Super tight. I remember at one point you called. me because you were upset at me over something and he was trying to smooth it over or something like that so i remember y'all were cool yeah i mean bro this to me just kind of saddens me how it devolved into what it devolved into if you read that paperwork you understand who he is

dude is selfish you want to be the one be the one at which you're the one at one is one of his old a homie said whack you're a good dude you didn't help there's a lot over here bro every time you do something for him or open the door for him, he gets more envious to you. In his head, he's saying, I'm big you from rolling 60s. I supposed to be able to do that. He said, every time you do something for him,

teach him something, give him a plug. I'm grateful and thankful for any plug, any resource I get, anybody that helps me out. I'm never looking, I want to be bigger than this dude, this dude. I just stay in my lane. I want all my friends, my buddies around me, to be bigger than me.

because it gives me something to keep climbing for. And if they're bigger than me, if I slip and take a fall, I got great support. It's the way I see it. Nobody ever tell you they got the feeling for me that I was trying to outshine him, outdo it, none of that. Right? He's a selfish dude.

He can't help himself. And y'all fell out because he tried to backdoor you on some business. Yeah, when he went to my label and did what he did. Hey, how long did you know about the, because I think the majority of what came from this indictment came from that murder investigation when they got the Title III. intercept, which is the wiretap. Once that popped off, like, it led to them kind of concocting this Big U at Enterprise because they're just sitting on his phone, and I want to have Big U was just like,

even though they even have him saying, yo, I think they're listening to me, but he just stays with the same phone and keeps talking about crimes, allegedly. You know, did you ever know about that? Do you credit that to just that? You always say that Big U is a fucking moron. You said that to me many times. So when you say that, is that the explanation for it? No, he's just not really, he's not with it enough?

But he's somebody that people will reach out to because he built his name. Big drink. The team around he built his name. So, but he's not smart. People will come to him for something. He'll have eight people on the phone be like, yeah, my guy here, my game is tech. Yo, can you figure this out? He's just not smart.

Wait, so when did you first, like, ever hear about this murder? Because I-year-go. 20-24, when the family called. So that audio was from that long ago? No, that audio was from March 3rd. All right, so the family called you another time. The family called me way back in 2024. And what was initially saying?

Not only did they call me, come to find out. They reached out to Luce Cannon and 600 independent. When we started talking, they're like, yeah, they contacted me too. They should have reached out to Big Homie C-C. SKG, same way, right? They reached out to her too. So I heard what they was telling me, but I'm like, all right, about three months later, I go have a conversation with another one of my homies.

And I say, yo, I got this call. And he's like, yo, whack, that's. you know, because some things happened with him behind that, right? So I'm like, okay, fool for thought. And then March 3rd, I woke up to her text. They found his DNA. Who's DNA? I put it up on my Instagram.

Whose DNA? Big you. What question mark? My brother, Vegas, Vegas. That's when I called. When I called, she was dead with her mother. She's telling me the mother get on the phone and start filling in the blanks and tells me don't say anything.

They're going to get him at the end of March. of April. So at that point in time, brother, I'm not saying anything is the police program. Hey, by the way, I'm wondering, like, you know, the Fed sat on a wiretire for two years on him. And I'm wondering, did that kid have, like, some significance or was it like a lot of community support? Because they look like either they wanted Big U badly or... Big U was working. He had the New Jersey 60s. He was taking them down. If you got a dude in the middle of two, three operations, one, they're going to say, He's not going anywhere.

He's sleep. He don't even know y'all coming for that. So the whole time they're building that case. Do you know they monitored him and fed him extortion money up until March 14th? That's one of the craziest details. The detail that they gave somebody money to pay him. So it made sense why they were coming to end the March top of April because they were getting as much as they could. Every time he accepted the federal.

thousand dollars right and by the way i told y'all dude broke anybody 58 years old extorting a dude for a stack in 500 pockets is hurt this a fact he accepted 500 one time as a payment i mean over over the couple years of grid program he got 2.5 million and they said he was just taking money out it's no way he's broke they showed properties that was worth the decent money did you see him begging for help did you do you think he had turned it up for he turned himself in if if he would have he would have known it's not not whacking 600. He had no idea what his paperwork read.

How we got his paperwork reading when he's talking about turning himself in and he don't know what's in his paperwork. Yeah, but I think that was a smoke signal to the streets that you guys are snitches that they can't really. Nitches where? Well, no, no, that's him. He didn't know we had the paperwork? No, no.

When I watched that big youth message, I was just like, yeah, I don't know if I want to be around wacky in LA for the next like a couple months. Snitches where? No, because if a decorated street guy is going down and his last video is like, Just to let you know, when I was getting arrested, this guy was with the cops. Stop. Didn't I tell he's a dummy? Rewind.

Listen, they hit his house. They say 4.35 in the morning. He said when they was raid, they just kept asking us about whack. Dummy, you was never there when they raided. It's cat. That's what I'm saying. It's a smoke signal to put a target. How the hell they're asking you guys about whack and you're not home when they raiding?

Well, somebody could be home. But still, that's pulling the target. His whole family was in that man. So you don't think that they were trying to put a target on you. And then he said 600 was what it when they rated. It's obvious 600 is in the street. I'm in the house. That's what I'm saying.

It's not about telling the truth. It's about... It really pulls up after it already happened. Way after. It was like three hours after. And he also accused you guys of basically putting a case on him, which is insane to think that the feds would just pick you guys up because 600 made up with the Instagram reels.

Well, but that's what. my theory is right. He just wants to put a target on their back. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Right? That's just, hey, listen. It's just brain-dead that he thinks anyone would fall for that. So what happened to the investigation? I mean, so, street, do is whatever fucking? What happened to Vey? Who said, I drove Big U from L.A.

We got a call that the kid diss big you in the song. I drove Big U from here to a studio, studio to Airbnb, Airbnb over. He killed him and threw him in the ditch over here. Are we ever going to hear that song? Well, I don't know. Big U diss song? The song thing doesn't quite make sense to me.

It's a weird concept, right? The song doesn't quite make sense. I don't know. What do you mean? They're saying that the kid apparently recorded a song that was diss in Big You, but then he was signed to Big You and was there for free to record at a professional studio. But he was kind of mad at Big You, so he made a diss song about him, and then Big You heard it, so he drives to Vegas, gets in an argument with him, ends up killing him.

Did he ride with Big You to Vegas? No. No, no. They got the argument at the argument slash altercation at the studio. That's why they delete it. the footage. They then go somewhere else. And by the way, they did a pretty good forensic work on that because where they found him,

they tracked the time that you would normally take. It was after midnight. So I call him 50 minutes. The paperwork said 48. It was two minutes off. It was pretty much accurate. They got the forensic from the blood to say, hey, he wasn't killed here because the first cops that

pulled up, they said, oh, he was killed on the side of the road. And they're like, no, no, no. Look at the gravel of the dirt. He was pulled over here. And essentially, he dies. somewhere else and they matched it to they used GPS which is... It's like if you would kill someone over that, you probably are just killing people all the time.

No, they didn't. Fix that. What Big U did is he went to one location. Oh, he turned his phone off. The platinum producer turned it off, waited so it wasn't tracking. This would a dummy went wrong at. This is my job.

This what a dummy went wrong at. He went and did everything he did. Instead of keeping the phone off and not turn it on to the next day, soon as he got done with the body he went back to the producer's studio and turked it on that's how they was able to triangulate

the time he should have left it off or like just wet somehow he should have left the phone off but he's a dick win he always been a dummy yo telling somebody at that the record studio I just came from the gym at like three in the morning

it's crazy I go shit the dead left man oh man what did he say the dude said yeah man this would end it, this would kill me. Yeah. It's diabolical and I'm honored

that a dude 58 years old who's looking at life in the feds. Mind is on whack 100 and the 100 side of club. He gave it up. He said, you 100 side people, you ought to be the shame to yourself. Big shout out.

Big shout out. And he said, he ended it and said what? That you're trying to take his program. No, he tried to lose that to last. He said, whoever in my neighborhood takes my contracts, I know you're working for whack. Wax's been denouncing the program. Like, bro, I've been denouncing the grid program.

Read the indictment, right? He says, I knew nothing wrong. By five. Hey, reading the indictment, because I've heard you on Clubhouse, and there was a whole while where you were talking about Biggieu a lot. And I've always heard when people asked you, if you would ever do anything to me. You said, listen, I know his family.

I would never wish anything bad on him. When you read the indictment, he's telling people like, yo, somebody needs to break this nigga's jaw, somebody to whip his ass. And it's almost threatening violence to lots of you. Were you shocked by that? No, I wasn't.

He knows not to fuck with me. Watch this. Every week, he sent him over there to pick up the thousand, right? I tell people where I'm at every week. Yeah. He knew what my spot's at every week. Bro, listen, big you don't do none of that.

he's a big body had influence on other bodies. He himself don't do none of that. But you think he killed this kid? No. In Vegas. Sylvester Robinson. They said he killed the kid, the driver. I mean, also.

The driver said that someone else not Big You killed him, but Big You was with him? Oh, okay. The dude that was going to pick up the extortion money. It's in the paperwork. Say again the way you said it. I'm getting the top five call, too. Huh? Y'all don't talk to do, bro.

Oh, fuck we do. Dude is a troll. I'm just going to say doing a pod. Wait, so what was it you said? What? He's basically saying that the most of the proof about if Biggieu killed this person comes from this witness who's basically producing. You're driving me, right?

Yeah. And we're on the way. Yeah, this bitch ass nigger, dis me in the song. Boom, more, more. We get over there. You see everything that's going on. He's a key witness. He's there.

They tested his DNA to see if you help drag the body. They tested Sybester. But you know what they had Sylvester on? You were the one being sent to pick up the extortion money over two, three years. Like we got you on a hundred cases of extortion. They, like, 50-something years, 57. He ain't ever did a day in jail. Then we're going to give you 30 years.

If you don't talk to him, who was you with him? He, nobody knew what time he was. left LA to go to Vegas. And he went, they, the one that single out, they went from here to here to there to there and here. Sylvester gave them that. That's why that DNA, how they have it, same way they had it on Tory, right?

That's how they presented it on Tory. It could, could be, maybe it's not. Well, but, but that's the only thing I think you were incorrect about them. Because when you said on Clubhouse, they found, unless it's going to come on to two or two. No, no. You said they found Biggie's DNA under his own. No, no.

No, no, who said it? I sent you to record. The sister and the mother said. Okay, okay, okay. In the paperwork, it doesn't say it. In the paperwork, it says it's inconclusive, you can't rule it out, but, you know. You can't rule it out, right? But it could be him, but it could.

And guess what the driver did? It didn't help corroborate. Okay. All right. Can we just get a word from top five? I don't, dude, you can talk to it. I just want to scream my name. He just wants to say free break baby, I think.

And big you. This dude called me 18 times last night Top 5's the only dude Who's more dangerous in L.A. than academics Hey, free brick baby Yo, yo, you know, big you, man Big you, yeah, y'all, why do you do that to Big U, man? Why do you that to my nigga, man?

Everybody keeps going to jail around you But you He didn't do that one Yo, top five, man I went to jail, Big U went to jail Brick baby went to jail You said you to jail how would you say?

I thought I sent him to jail. What? I thought I sent you to jail. Hold on. I thought you did? I thought I sent him to jail. Oh, okay. Yo, five, you said he was going to get

the paperwork for your case. Did it say Wackwell in the name? You got sent it to the exposure on the underside. That boy right there, that 6-0-Feed Kingpin keeps putting people in jail. Why you was getting in the ass in there, though? No, you got hit, nigga. Nigger, the people, hey, look,

my man's up there told me you got ball lady. You got ball lady. The same way you got mushed in the face, kicked in, why y'all get his dude credit? We watched him on video, get mushed in the face, kicked in the ass, and chase. Use a buster. Once a buster, always a buster.

Use a buster. No, it didn't. He's a buster. You had never found nothing where a nigger mushing me in the face, kicking me in my ass. Use a buster. And he only do it because he can't come down here. You called FBI, brother. You call federal We're investigators.

Put that on your mama. Put that on your mama. Put that on your mama that's really your daddy. You know your daughter's in my DM? Put that on your mom and that's really your daddy. I'm flying your daughter out tomorrow. All right, I'm going to hit you up. Like, dude is obsessed with me.

He called me 18 times from fake numbers. He's calling Kanye, too. You're top up. His friend's not. No, but that's what it is. He's a nobody. Do you not understand, dude is really a nobody? Piggy back and off baseball.

I think you're like his nemesis. No, no. Because first he begged me, hey, big homie, can we go live together? I showed you the shit. Can we go live when I didn't want to f*** with him? I'm like,

bro, you're like a little flea. Well, Kanye's giving him an energy now. I'm not going to lie. Did you talk to him about in your interview? We didn't get to top five. I'll be the biggest rapper.

How long are you interview for? Crazyest interview ever. I believe this. By the way, congrats, man. Yeah, that's the same. It's about to be the biggest interview ever.

Major. Yeah, no, for real. How long. Congratulations. This over and out, probably like an hour 20. Okay. But it was a whole long thing.

This is literally how it goes. It's one continuous recording from the moment I get out of the car. Don't edit it. Don't edit it. I'm telling you. I know my bro. He walks out and hops in a SUV to go to Japan. Like we were supposed to do it.

We're supposed to do that his big studio, whatever, like his warehouse, wherever it is. And then he's like, yo, you're, either going to have to come to Japan because people are trying to kill me or they're trying to put me in the hospital and I'm going to Japan now. And don't edit it. And then I was like, all right, I could make it at this time. He's like, cool. He hits me back. He says, I'm leaving at this time. So I'm doubling there to get it. He gave me 40 minutes. He pretty much turned it to 120. So he really think Jay's he trying to kill him? Yeah, he hates all the videos.

Everybody betrayed him. You see that long list? We aren't on it. I got to figure out. He took a white Lives Matter shirt off his back and gave me. I got to figure out what to do. He made you wear it. Huh? Did you put it on? Would you wear the swastika shirt?

I ain't going to lie to you. Oh, that's drip. Hold on. You bet not wear it. You got to do it for the drip. Let me ask you if this is drip. Sure. So, again, everything is changing quickly because whatever's happened on Twitter is really

happening in his real life, right? So he's like, yo, I'm headed to Japan. What's this. I need to go cool out there, people try to kill me. If you don't get here now, you got to meet me in Japan. I'm like, all, let's go get it. I'm rushing there, right? So I'm reading his message.

He types very different. Like, you know. And so he says, and I read it wrong the first time. He's like, yo, he's like heads. Because usually I'm in group chat with him. He's like, heads, I'm about to wear my outfit. And I'm like, okay. I'm like, he's like he's wearing his black outfit.

Then I read it back again. And he would say, yo, heads up. I'm wearing my black KKK thing. There's a whole interview in a black KKK. KKK me. No way, not with the hood on. I mean, at this point in time, it's not shocking. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. So he's got an all-black KKK outfit.

Is he wearing the head? The headpiece. I'm looking through two holes in his eyes. No, no, no. Yo, we get to his hotel. Are you sure he's seen him, though? Are you sure to him to him? No, no, no.

When I walk in, everything is on video. When we walk in, he got his swastika chain on. Right? He's like, yo, he's like, Like, he's still like Kanye. So he's like, yo, move this couch, just do this, do this. Let's set this up here because we're doing it in his hotel room. Right?

Move this, move this. Matter of fact, fuck it, I don't understand. Yo, I'm going to go change. Goes to change. He was just down the street from his warehouse. You got this hotel. No, no, shit. It was mad organic.

Yo, he goes to change and I'm like, okay. And he just walks out and it's the black KKK outfit. I watched the video back. It kind of looks crazy. That's going to look crazy. Like, there's something uniquely controversial about. about that. Like when Myron put the KKK hood on, it felt like that fully put him in a different category, even beyond every other offensive thing that said before that.

When I seen that, I was just like, all right, so this is not going on YouTube. But again, I'm putting it out on edited. But I'm like, it might be an X drop. I think they hit me in so we could do what easy, easy.com drop want with it. But we're going to put it out on editing. It was that racist. There was that much controversy. I'm not, I'm not. You'll never get another interview out of the game. If it hits YouTube, it's going to be gone in 30 seconds. Yeah, yeah. No, no. It's not going on my. If he's wearing a Klansman outfit, for sure, that could probably do it, yeah.

Oh, yeah, instantly. You think X would let it rock? Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I mean, they let way worse shit go. What about if they blare the KKK, the mask? I'm putting it on that. I'm going to put it on X.

Just do it for the streets. I'm going to be honest with you. Yeah, like, again, it would be some legendary shit for monetization, but I'm good. I don't need to be monetizing. I'm fine. But I'm trying to just put it on X or put it on a website. Is there any part of you that's morally conflicted about, giving a voice to stuff that surely a lot of people will say that you're a grifter

and you're a piece of shit because you're platforming somebody who's saying all this horrible stuff. I'm not on, I'm not, listen, again, that whole platform thing that's Kanye was. Listen, look, I'm going to be real. Like, maybe Nick Fuentes or whatever is still Kanye West. I think the shock value or what Ye's been doing with the swastika is overshadling what he's really attempting to do. No, he kind of explains it.

This is what he's attempting to do. This is what I believe he's tempted to do, knowing how he thinks. You're glad I should chop it up? Like they have. Shop it up, yeah, chop it off. A lot of pieces. I believe, Jay. But Marie X is probably going to be the only place you can do it

because you can't do Instagram, definitely can't do Facebook. Yeah, you're right. TikTok might let it right. I've got somewhere you can do. TikTok's crazy with censorship too, yeah. No, they're gnarly. Yeah. Snapchat.

What's Rumble saying these days? Listen. Yeah, Rumble would be done. We called Rumble. No, listen. Truth social. Listen, I can give you the back.

That's Rumble, basically. I know the owners. They'll let you put, and they'll monetize it. Where? Yeah, it's not. Wait, wait, hold on the owners.

You don't know, the only thing, and listen, once I did it, I'm like, shut out of the teeth. And this is the only thing I'll say about it, me deciding to publish it,

I have zero financial interest. I don't want to make money. So, number one, I'm like, after doing it, I'm like, I'm not putting this on YouTube. And put it on any platform,

I'm not looking at any financial opportunity. I think, you know what I'm saying? I think this will be an opportunity for the people who care about Kanye and Kanye's opinions. You could judge him in whatever format, and that'll be it. I think what he's trying to do is devalue the swastika for what we know it to represent, as if people did with the word, nigger. I was just a worldly thing, and you could hear it, and nobody really cares.

I think he's trying to, like, which lead to a problem for those people that represent. and stand behind that, right? I don't think you get to use that excuse when you're also kind of talking about how the Jews run the world and just ranting against them on a day-to-day basis. In that context,

it's easy to take the swastika as meaning something very similar to what Hitler meant with it. Part of what he tried to explain, he said, listen, you have, and I'll just say, you have other people that really profit off of black pain and they monetize off of it.

They're like, you name me an artist, like a drop of music, drop a song, through a DSP, have a label that isn't... Oh, I see what he's doing. And he's like, they're monetizing off black pain. He's like... But when he put this up,

it's a problem. But your pain, it becomes a huge problem. If I'm exploiting. And again, I'm not saying I agree. Here goes the problem with that. Politics. This world ain't ran on right and wrong. And politics to make a right situation wrong

and the wrong situation right depending on the politics of the situation. In the world we live in, especially with entertainment, those politics will never be right amongst the powers that be that pushed the button for our type of entertainment. I see what he's trying to do, but it's like it's politically incorrect. To say the least. You know what I'm saying?

I get what you're saying, but it's the wrong jungle to do it in. But I'm going to be real. He's the only dude we see get canceled, come back, and doing it, and nobody's making any attempts to do nothing. body so well he's already kind of been so thoroughly canceled that there's not a lot of things left he got he came back they took it and he came back he's got a fan base but it's not like he has really canceled just successful he doesn't have involvement with big corporations that's how you cancel somebody how he canceled when he puts some shit up and it's going no but that's the one thing they can't

take away from and they still try they still try to take it down the shopify store they did i believe they took the shopify store down i'm sure he found another good he can't sell swash took a t-shirts But what he's saying any platform would take that down. But he's saying he got to bust down Swazca chain. If you allowed that, there would be all kinds of Nazi risk selling shit on that. But what he's saying is. A Target, Walmart. But what he saying is.

Swashka shirt on. You can sell something that say, what's up, Cubs or cripple blood or my dick on it. Who's doing that? I mean, what you mean? YG did it, I'm sure. Yeah, my name was out. But I'm saying, but this is what he said.

Which again, I'm not. I get what he's saying, but it's not politically correct. You know what I'm saying? It's just not. I also don't think it's been explained in that way at all. Like if Kanye were to come out and had stated his mission statement for his swastika merge, maybe people would have been a little sympathetic to the artistic statement he was making, but he didn't.

And then he also combined it with him kind of ranting against the Jews as well. A lot of his vitro of, A lot of Drake, the Epsler and all these other crazy things. How do you feel about it, bro? You are Jewish. Yeah. You've been quiet. You've been playing that you know.

How do you feel about it? You ain't going to never talk to you anyway. So how do you feel about it? I've interviewed Kanye before. Maybe I'm begging for it. I don't think before a flat TV. Because I don't think you would do it. I would do it.

I would do it. Okay. How do you feel about it? If he walks in the same way he walks in him? Yeah, I would do it. You'd interview him in the Klanzman outfit? I feel like it would go over even worse. Oh, no.

A person who looks like us. He said, oh, yeah. The whole guy. As long as the godfather, the flat, close-sized. Yo, yo,

he's going to get hell a person like us sitting across from a black Klansman outfit. Oh, Lord. I'm going to, before I answer you a question, why do you think it was a black

clansman outfit as opposed to a white clansman outfit? Because he was, he had posted up a white clansman outfit with the swash of a chain. Yo, you'll play this. You'll play this.

Yeah. Yo, here's the thing. Yo, I'm telling you, I don't know, like, Kanye is really interesting. Again, I walk into the suite. He's Dolo. There's no security life planking him. I pull up and I was like, I'm here to see Ye. Like, at some hotel.

Like, if you watch, if you're on Twitter, when he says, yo, someone knocked on him I do and say, you go to a hotel. He tells me what hotel he's at. It's not even like no super security thing. I pull up and I'm like, I'm here to see Ye. They're like, oh, go up to this floor. He's there. He tells me the room number.

I knock on it. One minute. He pops out. I see the Swazzo. a chain, he's like, yo, come on in. And then he's... Just him.

Just him. That kind of says a lot. He used to be around like a ton of collaborator. No, no. No, no. All he has is a duffel bag and it had three things in it. First of all, he's wearing a Sean John

that shirt you're selling. I'm sure. Three things in it. A black clans outfit. A white clans outfit. Oh, so he got the white one? Yeah, I don't know why he went black. Um, and then, uh, a white life's mask.

of a t-shirt, which he took off his back later. So he has no non-racist outfit to wear. I mean, White Lives Matter, you can interpret it however you want, the Klansman outfit. I don't know if he wore that shit out in public yet. And he's like, yo, yo, he won't what? The like, clansman outfit.

You know, imagine how much out of the internet when there's a paparazzi photo of Kanye walking down the street with a clan outfit? I don't think he wore that one in public. I ain't seen it. That's going to be a moment. Yeah, I mean, he told me, like, yo, yesterday I was going to go out until the other shab. thing I seem to do. Can you get through TSA?

Well, but you know, wait, to answer your question, I mean, I've had family members killed by Nazis. Like my grandfather's, all his siblings died when the Nazis bombed our city. You know we share that, right? Yeah. We have a lot of our people killed by Nazis too. That's why it's crazy. Yeah.

So I think it's sad that this is being pushed in this type of way. And I don't know, from his point of view, know whether this is like performance art. I'm almost thinking this is kind of what he's thinking of this. What this is performance. I'm going to show y'all how I take the swastika and make it my own and monetize it and so forth and get everyone behind it. No, he was definitely different.

What happens when he tattoos it right here on his neck? Oh, please, please do that. That would be so crazy. He told me a story and he basically said that a lot of what he said. that a lot of what he's saying, he's like, you, I'm saying it. He's like, I figure out, he's like, people have hurt me,

and I figure out what hurts them, and what hurts them, I'm going to use it. And he's like, and because the Jay Z tweet, he tripled, whoa, quadrupled. Let me ask you something. Did you, wait, wait, the Jay Z tweet,

he quadrupled in the interview? Yeah. Yeah, he's a lot. Oh, hell, hell. They might be sitting him, right? Rock Nation definitely going to kill you. Did you feel like you are having three to five different conversations with him at one time,

and you had to keep up with which conversation he was at where he was in, that's what he does. I can keep with him. It's weird. That's what I knew I was weird, because I could really keep up with it. When's the last time kind of did like an, like an interview interview, not Justin LaBoy interview.

A couple years ago when he was like supposed to do Vlad and No Jumper, he did like a bunch of, he did Alex Jones. But I don't think he sat down, yeah, with anybody hip hop. Jason Lee. Well, he does the shit with Justin LaBoy. He did Jason Lee too. I don't know if that counts. He did Jason Lee because I said that one up.

But that was a while ago. That was all so like two, 20, the only precursor I would say here, and this is very unlike any interview I've ever done, because everybody knows, I wrote my mouth, they call me your epidemics,

it's all good. This right here was more of a Kanye stream of consciousness being slightly, you know, gazed or like, hey, okay, what about this? More than,

it's a lot of rants and tangential things where you could tell like it's so passionate for him. And again, it's kind of like, you know, the optics on it. So I'm watching, again, he has the hood on. So I could only see his eyes. And I could just see how some of these things, like, really bother him. Like, even when I threw it back to him, pause, extra pause. When I said, well, you're talking about Chris Jenner

and you're talking about Kim Kardashian like that, but it feels like you're not taking accountability. You picked her. That's the fact. He fought for. Yeah. That was his dream girl. Yeah.

And that those are the moments where, like, I could just see it in his eyes. You know what I mean? Like, he's just, not only pain, but it's just, like, so passionate. Like, even a Cardi stuff. Like, and one thing I say with him, you know, he's like really, whatever you see on Twitter, he's actually saying. He said he's going to ruin Cardi's life. Yo, he's like, that was my last. heartbreak. Do you guys think he went too far

when he mentioned the thing about Jay Z's youngest child. I feel like that might be the worst thing that I've ever seen a celebrity put out there into the universe. Now you know what he's doing. He said that uh, he said that Kim sex affects his black children. Very much belongs in the same category. No, that's, you know, I think what he said about his own trafficking. But he's using a very expansive It's a definition of to include like modeling, right?

Oh, here goes the thing, right? Just the shooting some bail on that one. No, no, he thinks the exploitation of younger kids, whether you're their parents or not, if you're having them taking risque photos, you're exploiting their sexuality, and that is sex trafficking. And he's previously said that he didn't like

that Kim was doing all these TikToks with her and all this shit. You see, the Andrew Tate thing. And that she allegedly rushed her kids out of there because she heard the Tate brothers. Do you think is any truth to that? what he said about Jay Z's kids. Oh, I mean, I haven't even seen the kids.

That's my point. Mentally disabled? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Maybe if I'd seen him, I would have a better answer on that. That's my point. Because I talked to him afterwards, and I was just like, yo, yay. I don't, bro, like, like, but we got to leave the kid. And he was just like, what I'm saying is the truth.

And right there, I was just like, I'm just going, he's like, he's like, if you could tell me different, tell me different. But I know something you don't know. And I'm like, I don't know what's going on. Because here it goes, right? This is a situation where if you're saying that, right, you could really be sued about it. And that seems like that could be coming. That's been discussed that that might be coming. But unless it's true, you can't sue him if it's true.

And is he forcing? Yo, he definitely holds little things. He's like, yo, he gets into a part where he's talking about Northwest and he's like, all I wanted. He's like, he's like, this is the only family I have. And it's my actual blood. and he brings it back to Cardi and he says he says you know someone like I said this is a girl that's privileged

and she could get whatever she wants and she's like you know look who her father is and it's like at school though it's cool when Playboy Cardi says hey I want to do a song with you but he's like the reason I go that hard for my kids is because my daughter when Cardi does that

and I disapprove she tells me if you don't like Cardi, I don't like Cardi. And basically he just said, this is the only, like he almost basically said that. She's wooden. This is the only semblance of family he has. That's why when he's talking about his kids, like, you don't care about Cam, all these other people in the industry. He cares about his direct blood lineage. And that might kind of have like this correlation to, you know, maybe how people felt like everything happened since his mother died. Like, he really feels like those are the only people who are.

always for him because what he talked about half the time was like these people used me it's like yo look like i did for tie dollar signed look what i did for john leger i use them i don't need tight he's done with tie huh the only reason he said he's done with tie is because tie said like i don't condone his hate speech it's kind of a big statement it wasn't really the denouncement that he's acting like it is why did tie even speak on it why he just didn't stay quiet he's probably got so much pressure on him you know he gets some context he did the whole album with him after he was doing all that no no he gives some context no that was prior

And I don't have him previously. Yeah, it's previously. But he's been speaking for a minute. No, no, no. He gave some context. He said, I had a conversation with Ty. And he said, he said, Ty told him, yo, they're on my head. I got to say something.

And he said him and Ty agreed that Ty was going to put something out to the effect of, hey, I love everybody, but Kanye's racist. It was something actually worse. And instead, he said. Oh, he said that? He said. He didn't say that. He just said, I love everybody.

Yeah, no, no, no. It was like a nurse version of that. So Kanye said, they had that agreement. Kanye said, I'm on a plane. And he hits me and I tell him that. He said, before I could land, when I look at what I agreed that he could put up, which is worse,

but it absolves him if he claims he has to say something because that's his big thing. He's like, yo, you guys don't have to say, you guys don't have to agree with me. But all the people who have helped, I got you $7 million. Jim Jones, you got $2 million. off of me. You got

all you guys now want to just turn it back on me. He said by the time he landed he said for him when he looked at Instagram he was speaking just like how some people usually express that they love everyone and he's like oh

so what we agreed to do which I was I understood you. You didn't want to do you wanted to do it to appease other people who are putting you against me. So fuck you. That's that that's his demeanor to it. And I mean, he pointed out several instances from Travis, you know what I mean, um, Cardi, you know, he's like, yo, listen, we have music going and you guys don't end up putting

it on there. He's like, Travis reworks four songs when I can help them. He brought him out to Wyoming and he does it without me when all of these are like my kids. But here's the thing with Yeh, right? Eventually in the process of being Yeh's friend, if you're doing it for a long period of time, He's so controversial and he's so a leader with himself and his thoughts. He's eventually going to do something that you just simply can't do. And at that point in time, he's going to label you disloid. A seller. You know what I'm saying?

Todd Dahlastine is like Fresh. What? Because Fresh is along for the ride with Myron. And, you know, he doesn't really want to be sitting next to the guy who's talking about how Hitler was cool and 6 million didn't really die and all this shit and Fresh is like he's just. Myron says everything under the sun pretty much. Yeah, at a certain point.

And you can tell that Fresh doesn't like it, but Fresh is kind of a long for the ride. But Fresh has not really denounced Myron in the way that Todd Dollar Sign kind of made his statement. Yeah, I think that's basically what he said. He said, just don't speak against me. He's like, yo, he's like, it's like, you have people like John Legend. I put on a red hat, you know, he said this guy's started going against me. I got a piss.

You guys got to do this. Anyway, I mean, what else is going on, man? Do you see the Yellow Beezing thing? No. That's crazy. Capital murder, huh? Yeah, no, the capital murder.

Yeah. Yeah. I mean. No way. I mean. I talked to Rainwater. Rainwater said it been in there. He just wasn't going to speak on it until it was spoke on.

Yeah. I guess whoever, um, whoever the chick was. Right. I guess whoever was tired to that, whatever, they was all tired. That was kind of crazy, man. I hate to see that for, damn, man, like yellow bezy, you know, good dude. But, gee, weird.

It looked like somebody got tired of doing time and talk. It feels like hip-hop is on edge right now. I see Bobby Schmurter, who has been incarcerated for gang-related charges before he just came out and be like, oh, hey, just reminder, I'm not in the gang. It feels like people are kind of almost seen another. sweep happen, right? Where, you know, obviously a lot of the LA Rural 60 stuff that isn't all rap stuff, but then when you see the situation with Yellow Bezian and other things, and there's a lot of, like, criminal things popping up, people are, you know,

I think people are always surprised when they think something is left in the past, because I think a lot of people have felt like, you know, the guy who killed Mo3, the guy who ran down on him on the highway, he got charged. Right. I always thought it was over a girl. So people thought it was done. So he must have told who paid him. Perhaps. See, but is that legitimate?

Or is that, hey, let me... But him to arrest him? Let me make up a get out of jail free card. Oh, you know, yellow bezy paid me. I'm now ready to talk about it. No, no. Well, no, they ain't going to do. The murder's the easiest case to beat.

He got to have something to prove that. No, no, no, no. To what you're saying exactly, Blad, when you said it was over a girl, you'd be surprised how many situations. Like when men get into it, men get into it, but sometimes the very initial part of disrespect are part of it. Like even again with Kanye,

Kanye was just like, he's like, he's like, act, let me put this in your perspective. This guy doesn't put me on his album when we did music together. Okay? I was there. The records that you see on there, the Thug record, this record,

I was there when it happened. We worked in the studio. He doesn't put, me on his album for whatever reason. But then he's on the album rapping about a brand that I was stiffed out of, skims that my baby mama owns. But he knows I don't get along my baby mama. It's like, if you're my friend, why are you even acknowledge my baby mama?

So my baby mom post your stuff and you repost it and then you add even more disrespect when you say, you left me off the album when you say, yo, send me Kanye's daughter's vocal. So you're trying to do a son of my daughter, but you wouldn't do one with me. Again, when people have issues, and that's what I'm trying to say, it's like, it starts over the little disrespect. If that escalated, no one's going to be like, oh, that's exactly why, but it adds to disrespect. So sometimes it could be like whack has a woman and somebody tries to talk to that woman after it's already known, hey, that's Wax woman. If it ends up getting extra bad, it's not like Wack did that over the woman.

It's because you disrespected me. Right, but here's the thing overall, right? A whole bunch of people are turning against you and you're looking at them as them being disloyal as opposed to saying they would have been in the exact same place had it not been acting crazy in public. But it's not acting crazy to him. I'm saying to him, Vlad.

That's cool. To him, it's not a... Does he see it as that? He doesn't see it as acting crazy. I'm telling you. Everyone else sees in a certain. Okay, so let's just take the Jewish part out. Hey, all my black friends, I'm promoting a clan outfit right now.

Right. No, that's why I'm saying out with me and do music together. You know, a lot of black people, the clan is a real memory in their family lineage that either they or their parents or their grandparents have to deal with. That shit is deeply offensive to a lot of people in his world, his fan base. I definitely think that shocked. Black, Jewish, Latino, and white. because some whites, the Aryan nations, the Nazi low, like the guy, they're taking the defensive.

Like, it's a black dude playing. I interviewed Dominique Wilkins. When he did not enroll in the school that everyone wanted him to enroll in, a cross was burned on his front yard. Right. And his family had to leave town and move somewhere else. This is real shit to a lot of Americans. Right now.

Yeah. who has a statue in Atlanta right now has been affected by the Klan firsthand. Todd Bridges from different strokes. Racists were mad because there's two black kids with a white girl. Remember that show?

People had a problem with it. Cross burned in his front yard. These are people that are alive right now. It's not like we could, oh, that's from the 1600s. There's no clan anymore. You know, yeah, you're going to tell you? it's time for a change. Time for a change.

That's what he's going to tell. And he feels like he's the one that could change. Bro, I know him. I flew around with him. I kicked it with him like to understand him. Listen, it's really Yey's world. Yes, it's his world. Straight up.

You know what I mean? You go back and forth and I'd be like, you know what you got a point? You got a point. There's no point. It's just how he sees it, what his mission is, what his objective is,

And that's it. The whole thing is a performance art. I think he's like, no, no, I really think the power out. No, no, he's serious. This is a. He's serious, lad. You know how he explained everything that he's doing? He said, listen, he said, I'm the closest thing to God owner.

And he says, what happens is I look at all the people I've blessed. He said, God does that too. And when you don't see respect being paid back, he said, God, is to read the Bible. And he quotes some scriptures. He says, God tells you he's an angry God. He's a God who's jealous when you are, and he admits to having those traits in why he's responding and how he's responding to people. Also, he hates, you know, and I think, you know, it's a lot of hurt there, but he's like,

ironically, like, right after we do the interview, you know, I hate to even, like, bring us up, but, like, because he brings up certain stuff about Cardi. He's like, he's like, think about this. He's like, there's, we have. three woman beaters in like two alleged files. He's like, well,

he's like, Drake is the biggest artist in the world. Artelli's in jail. He says, whenever they're done with Drake, they're going to use that Kendrick song. He has some allegations. They're going to put him in jail. I called that one. Basically, he was saying that, what's the difference?

He said, puff. He's beating women. He's done whatever. He's like, but Cardi has done. whatever, which ironically, right after we're done with the interview, I look up the fucking video of, which, you know, Cardi and supposedly, you know, baby mama, supposed to put hands on her, whatever. There's a video of him choking the pregnant girlfriend. No, no, it's a body cam. Well, what you mean? There's also the Ruby Rose.

The Ruby Rose made some. Is that what you saw? Ruby Rose said he shot at her. No, no, no, no. Did you see him put hands on her? No, no. Because we can't, we got to stop watering down what the women go through, bro. And we see it and it's happening.

No, no, no. You did that. Nobody's about you being a rapper, but. It's a body. It's a body cam of the police responding to the domestic dispute where she's claiming at. She's saying I'm pregnant and this happened. I'm going to say that she could be lying.

No, no, hold on it. It's not about that. I'm saying they had a video of him putting hands on the other hand. Every so often, Playboy Carty's lawyers hit us up and asked us to take down the Ruby Rose. They still consistently hit you up? Not consistently, but every few years I get this. And my whole thing is I'll just point in the TMZ article and say, look, there's a domestic dispute. Do they want to pay you to take it down?

tell him pay me what I made the last 10 years and I'll take it down he might. In context he's looking at it like this. He was banging her when she was underage too and she basically acknowledged that to him as well. I think she might have said it in my interview as well. Ruby Rose basically acknowledged

that Cardi was fucking her when she was underage, right? What? No, West State. No. Atlanta, I assume. Atlanta 16. I think that that's been out there. I think she said it about Travis Scott, right?

You had this clip. There was a clip. that she did on TV about dating Travis Scott and I think 21 Savage. Yo, you know, Black, I'm going to say this. This is a hidden clip where I think is in some of my archives. You know, I've been streaming for like about 15 years. And I'm glad that this clip isn't like still public where before any outlet, this is way before you even knew him. She came.

We were just like trying to get like attractive women on the stream. And she was telling us about she literally admitted. She was like, yo, these four rappers slept with. me underage. Oh, who? She veratim says it. Ruby Rose. Whoa. Yes. Oh, yeah. And I'm glad that video isn't, you know, again,

not that I'm not defending nobody, nothing like that. She was underage in the bad and bougie video. What does that mean? I don't know. I'm just saying it's kind of out of the ordinary, right? Typically when you watch a video, you don't really worry about that. She's just in the video. In the one way she came on my

stream, she was saying. She came my stream start like she was basically trying to like gaslight a little bit like what she was doing your interview essentially she got off the stream and the whole chat was calling her out and i and i saw i'm like yeah i know she was lying she was still watching and she caught me back and she said listen all right i'll tell you the truth and she literally just admitted to like hey yeah i did you know when i was 16 when i dealt with this guy i dealt with this guy i did it was all right from georgia well i don't Michigan, Georgia, but she was talking about rap. She was saying is the legal agency consent, Georgia, and that's what I thought,

because she did that maybe a year or two before, before you even got to her on my decision. I could donate, but Georgia, Jersey, it's a lot of Nevada, legal agency. That's why I thought she was kind of like, she was doing an interesting posturing move where she knows exactly, like, if you don't want to say that, don't hint to it. Yeah. Because in the past, and again, I'm glad, I think this is a bergen for,

I hope nobody finds it. I think I've even tried to go find that clip. Just so I look at him like, yo, I can't believe she turned into someone because now it's going to matter. If later on she was like, and that's why I said what I said. Like at some point, if that OnlyFans money ever run out, she's coming out with, hey, all these rappers she's named at that point were like up and coming. She's going to write a book. It was up and coming. All these rappers now are huge superstar.

Right. Yeah. Which just pray that OnlyFans money keep growing up. You got a good nest egg She might get wiped up, man You never know She can still tell You never know

Shit If a documentary series Come out I want to give her like But would people really give a fuck About like hey Travis Scott was like 20 banging Ruby Rose

When she was 16 And this was like 15 years ago Yes You think people are really going to care I mean In the right circumstances It's gonna matter If they were in Georgia

Or a state Well that means There would be no charges Sure Good. Yeah, but to drum up a narrative, especially, you know what happens now. It's like, maybe it's an isolated incident. It doesn't happen.

But then, like, for example, like, now with even Drake, they're, like, looking for anyone who's underage, who's ever, Drake is ever, like, even responding to. Yeah. Because now it becomes a narrative. Once it becomes a narrative, it's like, you know what I mean? Like, even if it's not true, they're just going to pay the, you know? Somebody's going to always say something about it. It's always going to come up.

You're always going to find yourself defending yourself one way. or another. That's just how it works. 70% of the world is dumb as f***. So 10% of the people are going to cling on to it. I just interviewed Joe Takapina. Asap Rocky's lawyer. Oh, nice. It's a ball straight there.

Yeah. I asked them, I said, how much does it cost to, if I have a gun case, how much is it cost, you know, to get you, you know, to represent me. There's a lot. I said, okay, let me rephrase this. I said, I have a lawyer, for example, one of my lawyers, she charges $950 an hour.

How much do you charge per hour? He said $2,400 an hour. He said, God damn. Jesus. Okay. God damn. I've never heard $2,400 an hour before. So what's the ballpark on what somebody like Rocky had to spend to get off?

No, I don't think he paid that much. A couple million. You spend money on lawyers. Have you heard $2,400? That's crazy. I've never heard $2,400. I don't think Rocky paid that. Like, I remember the old Snoop Dog line when he did like so seductive and he was talking about the producer.

He's like, listen, he says, what you going to charge me? you're going to charge 10 times a mother niggies. You ain't going to tell me their price. I'm putting you on. Like this Joe Taco Pina dude, he's put on. This case put him on.

Now, he had a reputation too. So I'm not saying like he's a bum-ass lawyer. But now, like him and Brian Steele, like, come on. Like, you know, these guys are like billing through, like, even their paralegal assistant who's like just looking up shit is probably saying two on an hour.

Yeah. So they're taxing the shit out of anyone, especially if you guys. Got it. You get what I'm saying? But 24-100, like right now, I can see it happen. 24-100 hour. I have never heard of it. Yo, if you should ask him was, what's the average amount of hours you end up? Yeah, I know. He wasn't going to get Brian Steele? I've seen him with two Richard Mills on in interviews like he's getting it.

You're trying to get Brian Steele and it ain't worked out yet? Brian Steele? Yeah. What do you mean? Do you try to get him on the interview? Yeah, we haven't gotten him. But I got Drew Finley. Okay. That's a little jerk-slur. Right, right. NBA invoice lawyer and he was Yiff and Lucci's lawyer right when he got him off.

Young boys coming home in a month. Yeah. Young boys coming home to month. I'm still waiting on. Dirk asked me for my email. He's trying to text me. Or no, he's email me. I didn't know they could email from the penitentiary.

Yeah, they got an email from the pants. Yeah. I'll be his pen pal. Who's going to be on that? Do you know? So, you know, his album was supposed to come out, I think either the month after the same month he got arrested. And then what usually happens with every...

Why wouldn't he just wait until he comes? I'm coming on in a month. You're talking about Dirk now. We're talking about Dirk. I mean, it's the same thing that happened to with 6-9. It's the same thing that happened to a lot of these guys who have RICO cases. Like, first of all, the label is like, yo, I'm not clearing this. Like, even, you know, when it came with 6-9, he had to go through Create to drop.

Like, 10-K was like, we're not putting out Dummy Boy after you just caught a RICO. You crazy this out? They're about to come here and subpoena, all the recordings, all the masters, all the mixes. And, you know, so they said no. Um, I, I do know Dirk's label. you know, they were trying to be as careful as possible. And, you know, shots of DJ bands and, you know, Dirk's team, they, they, they sanitized it. They sanitized it to a point where it's like, yo, it's really good music, but he ain't talking no shit that could be using the thing.

And that's kind of interesting. I tell you this, right now, we got a thing going on with the incarcerated. Tori Lanes is in the league. Hmm. Tori Lanes' album was hot. Tori Lanes is doing independent. Doing an independent, really on the damn, the little jail thing. You can hear it.

I can hear the little concrete echo behind it. Do you realize the law is getting a lot of it? Like, even when Cardi played, so Cardi called me the night or two before the album was going to come out. He's like, yo, I'm going to play the whole album. And he's kind of like, give me a little story with everything. But he's like, yo, he's like, yo, I got thug on here. He's like, thug ain't talking no gangs of shit. And I'm like, well, legally he can't.

You know, I mean, he can't say nothing. Which that's like the change for a lot. Even young boy coming home on probation, like certain things he can't do. Like I'm wondering how their music is going to be. Like, I don't know. I don't know, bro. That's different.

He just, he's just paroling from the feds, bro. Like, they, I don't see them putting them top of stipulations on young boys. Who? No, young boys. They got conditions.

We got that bullshit-ass crazy. You know what the difference between Dirk and Thuggers? Is that, to me, when I listen to Dirk, it's like the drama. and the violence and the descriptions of things

that you really know what the fuck he's talking about is actually a big part of listening to Dirk. I listened to Thug for all those years and never really sniffed out that he was really doing his thing out there. So to me that's like, I don't really need Thug to be rapping about violence. Dirk, without talking about any violence,

it's yet to be seen if anybody's going to really tune into that. Here's the thing with Young Boy, though, right? And this is what they told me about, like, his last, when he got out, fortunately, he just keeps... Because he was still... fighting the case. No, no, it wasn't that.

It was, he had to resolve something before he called that gun case in Louisiana and then got called in California. They said that they had him, you know, and this is kind of normal, you can't be around gang members. So he wanted to go on tour, and they said, well, who's on the lineup? It said, unless you're trying to violate and we're going to arrest you, you can't be around gang members. Now, even work-wise, they worked out a deal that he had to hire

either this like these off-duty cops or I don't know if it was a U.S. I don't think it was U.S. Marshal. They had to, they, he couldn't linger in the venue. They escorted him to the stage and escorted him out.

Just because at these venues, there were people that were gang members and other people that were supposedly affiliated with him that they're saying, this is the only way you could guarantee that you're not violating. And he had to do that for a while. So he would just, they would blank him.

He would have like managers or whoever, like that's just not affiliated, walk straight to the stage, perform, and he has to get out. He has, right now, they've been offering him like $600,000 a show. They think he could do arenas. Wow.

When he's coming out, and with the stipulations, that might be one of the things, but we're going to see how it works out. Wait, wait, they're only offering him $600 in an arena? It seems a little low, doesn't it? That's a long of hell. No, no, no, it's not low.

You lose out a million when you play in the arena, bro. Let's say, let's say, it depends on high school. Unless they're scaling that shit down to like 10,000 or something. Okay, yeah, no, we're not talking about full arena, sometimes lower both. And what happens, too, is like, you know, if you're dealing with, you know, I went through this with Rod Wave. It's like, you know, he fills an arena. Like, I went to the Tyroa Center in Houston, he fills it.

But you're not charging, like, Drake tickets on average are like $200, $300. Like, a $200,300 ticket for a young boy or Rod Wave shows, you damn near getting a meeting. You're paying 40 bucks. You get what I'm saying? So it's like when it's lesser money and after you pay whatever, you know, so... Why do you feel about Drake being so stressed out

about Kendrick's success? He canceled his tour. What? No, he's not. You know, Drake phased on me last night he's in Houston. No, he canceled the tour, bro. We saw it.

Yo, Drake called me Houston last night. He put his pops on the phone. No, no, we didn't talk about last night. We saw it. It was poorly routed, right? No, no, no, no, no. There ain't no, no, no, no, there ain't no, you'll prove your routing before you leave.

before you leave, you're talking to a manager. How do you feel about him being so stressed out? Let's tell him. Mentally going to know. No, let's talk a minute. No, no, no. Let's talk management. So now we hear live and direct.

Let's talk management. How do you feel about Drake being so stressed out? I think top dog, fuck that. I think top dog. Say it again. Top dog. Say it again. He, yo, he called in the favor to say, whack, you can't be that neutral no more on social

because you were so neutral at first. Now it's all. Kendrick, Kendrick. West up, it's all that. He's a rat. No. Who? Drake's a rat.

How? He blows a whistleblower. Wait, so let me ask you a question. A lawsuit? No, let me ask a question. No, no. What's you talking about? What you're talking about?

Sueing your record labels a rat? Bro. You're a manager. So if the game, if the game, if intersoped didn't pay out everything they owed, owed to the game or Geffen actually. Check this out. Or, or let's say,

Koch, wherever he's released. If he sued them, he's a rat. I know you didn't think I was going to let you get up out of here without a potter kicking this. Is that a rat? Did you watch what UMG said? Let's touch on this. The first important thing UMG said was because...

UMG said this. Because Drake lost the rap battle to Kendrick. UMG said this. Okay. Right? How does that? We released... Hold on, but get to this.

We released his songs... This is how he put you the trick back. We released his songs when he said all the heinous things about Kenner. Kendrick said nothing. But how is he a rat? I'm going to tell you. You didn't get there yet. When you...

This is what Wack does. When you start talking federal offenses, payola, that's ratting. Especially when you're talking about this very same thing that help you climb the ladder. Now it's a problem. Hold on. All right.

Can I make a... Bro. And I want to... Joseph Isgo is a close friend of mine. He did 10 years in offense for Payola. You're using weird. Street rules. You're using weird street rules for this. Hold on, hold on, no, no. The next question. If, if.

Payola. And fly again, you know, you know, you know, this is Godfather over here. And, you know, I would never expose any of our conversation. But, but let me just ask you a question. I think you might have some experience. Okay. If an employee sues an employer to say, hey, listen, you know, I worked certain hours. I was supposed to get compensated based on overtime, but you didn't. Right. So I wasn't paid the adequate amount. out so I'm and and maybe they approach a person that they want to pay it so they sue them is that ratting no that's not ratting so you saying that drake suing you m g how is that ratting and he's justified a million different lawsuits over the years including street dudes but for some reason

this one is ratting because okay let me ask dog send the kite that's what happened the best argument against it is that it's against the spirit of hip-hop not that it's ratting gangsts are gangstery is we ain't even got to tell each other we know what to do check this out So you're telling me right now, I'm really like you telling me. The very same tools that was used, Caterpore Drake, he never said nothing about it. Now he's saying payola, a federal offense, Joseph Isgrove, Googling. He's one of the last, he's one of the last Gambino family number scandin.

Bingo. He did. He broke Michael Jackson Van Halen through the means of payola. They gave him 10 years in the feds. I have a point there. I'm giving you a point there. Come on, no, hold on. I'm giving you a point to say,

you know, can we make an argument that? Bro, let's top dog and Kendrick in here. I have a surprise for you. We're not harmful. What? I was going to do that same thing with hit a J3. I thought it was more believable. I was going to say hit a J3

was here, just got to thought it'd be a little more believable. You were a little nervous being in L.A.? No, no, being here. Like here? Here? I'm like, yo. Who's up there? Locked up.

Huh? Luce is locked up. So he ain't gonna beat your head in with his gun. He's going from jail. He's going before you. Wait, he's coming home? No, he called me before you. I thought to him last night.

He thinks you lined him up. I'm going to say too much. He thinks Adam lying to him last night. I talked to him last night too. I guarantee you. First question he asked me, how'd last night's episode do? He's still counting views from behind the wall. The first thing you said to me, that's crazy.

That's crazy right there. The first thing you said to me, I'm the only person who I could trust to put out a statement for me. Oh, he's a snake, that, though. He should trust me. Hell no. He's playing the game. No, no, hold on on.

You, actually, yo, whack. Now you're going to be honest with you. Wack, wow, I'm going to be honest with you. And, you know, oh, I was going to ask you about bail money for brick or a lawyer? No, he got to talk to his mom. Yeah, you got to. He got extended. Hold on.

He already beat you out of bail money. Hold on. Yeah, he already got some bail money. He didn't even use for bail. He never bail. And by the way, I'm going to be honest. bring Vlad into this too. This is platform shit. I'm going to be honest with you. And you tell me, you know, I think we all have or whatever, but there's respect all around. I have to see this

indictment, again, I would, if you continue to lean into certain conversations, it's like you're saying, yo, these guys don't have the IQ. Like even, whack, let me tell you this. I read the entire indictment. A lot of what loose cannon corroborated, which they already had proof, you're sitting there with him. And you're doing the same thing you do a lot of times. So you're telling me that Big You did this and he called him back and he gave him the money.

Again, Luce doesn't... What's wrong with that? What I'm saying? What I'm saying is that Luce doesn't know... Luce doesn't know he's your wacky and a street nigger. Let me tell you a few things you ain't going to do. You can't tell me a man's poor performance with his woman is my fault. You ain't going to tell me a man.

and not brushing his teeth is my fault. What? And you ain't going to tell me a man speaking his mind is my fault. If you sitting here at the table with us and you say something. Wax, and I want to make sure I'm hearing. That was your friend. Like the people want to. That was your friend then.

If that was your friend, whack. I've, like, what? Wack. Me and you are talking about this indictment. And for someone who I pride myself on, re and all these things, like really going to extra mile, you know even more than me. You're smarter than the average bear.

When you're sitting there on a podcast with a guy and you're literally, you're literally like, you're winding them up, you're putting the battery in the back and your little toy soldier to go against your big, big use. They say both of you all doing it all the time. There's cap. No, let's be real. Here's a difference. You get to play for this all the time.

You ask your question and it's on who to answer it. Here's a difference. Do you know when I do what I'm supposed to do? Everybody witnessed it. Y'all witnessed outside of no jumper. Did I do what I'm supposed to do? You didn't do anything. No, bullshit.

Oh, bullshit. I stopped some shit. Wack. Did I not? Did I not? When you lined up? I didn't. You didn't stop it?

You telling me I didn't stop nothing outside this building? Unless there was a threat that we didn't see off camera. Are you telling me out there with this we need, the PDF file, J. Reed, You're telling me, I would stop like to get sued. No, you're a motherfucking lie. They stopped nothing. Next time I won't stop. What did you stop?

What'd you stop? They were going to kill him? What I stopped? What I stopped? Oh, y'all got amnesia? Don't do that. Don't do that. Because it could have been a whole other scene out there.

Adam don't play dumb. Are you for real? I ain't going to lie sometimes Adam plays dumb. Hold on. I know. I know. You can watch the video? I see it in the video.

So you're saying they would have killed them if you weren't there. You, listen, bro. You heard it. They were to get my leg us, Elie. You heard it. Let's get my leg up. That's what you. Are you for real?

All right, I got you. So, Wax, stop the situation. What? If I went out my voice, that shit was going to go somewhere. Wack, let me ask you one question. I don't know how you forgot that. You want to know that. I don't know that.

I don't know. I want to ask you a question. Yo, Blu. Pro, hold on. Black. Did you watch that video? Yeah. Did you hear my voice?

Yeah, I heard your voice. Did my voice stop? some crazy shit from happening. Yeah, I feel like it toned it down. You were trying to tone it down. You're crazy. I don't even think I watched it. So that's me being a homie.

If bro wanted to sit in and talk his shit, I'm going to let him talk his shit. Why? After reading this in Diamond, I know you read it even better than me. Uh-huh. Don't you believe that, again, obviously the police are going to do what they do,

but it's clear that they're listening to podcasts. So what? Hold on. They're clear they're living a fuck. What they're listening to? No, no, hold on, but here's the thing. You are aware of a lot of other things that you're not going to say. But, like, I'll use the Brick Baby thing.

I'll use a Brick Baby thing as an example. Give me a second. So, yes, Brick Baby has some situations. Respectfully, I'm going to be honest with you. I'll expose them. I would have said to Adam, yo, if you're my friend and I'm your employee and you value me, and I think the story is that you bailed him out of some stuff, right? So I'm pretty sure you knew a little bit more.

I would say, yo, conversations regarding the case that I should only have a lawyer speak for me, only have a lawyer speak for me. What are you talking about? The case about the weapon or whatever the fuck you got. Okay, so here go, go. No, here you go, squareville. Okay, right, here we go.

Squareville. It's not that he didn't want to talk about the case because it may get him in trouble. It's that the stipulations and would, he was doing and possibly doing and not going to court for that case, it's going to have the streets looking at you like, what are you doing?

You don't catch an AK-47 case and go 18 months, damn near two years, without a court date. You don't do it unless you got something else going on. So he can't stop that with me. Longest brick is, you know what bricks done at? Let me ask you something. If you knew how I was,

would you be popping my name antagonizing me? knowing my capabilities if I go to digging into you, or would you leave me alone? Yeah, but... Yes or no. Which one would you do? You know you got this case?

We've talked about this on the phone privately, and I think it's okay if I said, you said to me, act, there's a few dudes who I know, it'd be a long day going at him. Because they're cerebral, they talk that shit. They're going to get that extra stuff. And it's like, yo, me and you,

I'm glad we're in that boat. And I'll put even some other people in there. Like, also why, I think he's even... pretty decent. Not everybody's of that ilk. When you are going at it with a lot of other people, it's not even... No, no, no. Only

I'm saying is that do you think those type of street, like, I get it. That's some street shit. I'm a square. You're right. That's some street shit. Do you think that should be politic on a podcast where a lot of those things I've seen happened? Like the feds looked at, again, not

that the podcast was trying to encourage some shit, but there was fallout from conversations happening that led to further their conversations because now they're listening to wiretaps. Hey, bro. So now people are like, yo, man, this thing will whack it. Yo, they're actually detailing the- That's on your dumb ass.

They're off the phone. But whack, you're smarting it on these guys. Hey, check this out, homie. I'm going to say this. Midget, anorex it. Right? If you throw a cat in the pool of piranhas, or the piranhas are going to say, oh, that's a little cat,

leave it along, they're going to eat that ass up, right? I'm asking you, if you're brick, and you know you got skeletons, your closet that you don't want exposed. Do you go fucking with a dude like Wack 100? Or do you leave him alone? I do think that's plain fair, though, because you wouldn't do that to anybody. Nick, I'm going to do that to anybody come playing with me like that, bro.

So you're telling me, I'm supposed to let Brick pop my name and I know what I know? Well, I'm asking if there's some street moral, code, or ethics to say, No, I'm not going to set you up to self-incriminate. How are you self-incriminating? He already was arrested in charge. He was hiding the fucking case because he's working with the police. But even, again,

God, in there, the streets need to know that, bro. Hold on a long. He already charged. No, no, no, I guess you. But whack, here's the thing. You want to see the work? No, no. Put the work up.

You can't go to the work out. Wait, wait, wait. Put the work. Wait, wait. Hold on. Hold on. You want to see the work on. Didn't you say,

Loose has a incident that is isolated, but they're now putting it in context to say it's under the Big U Enterprise. What I'm saying is that, you're right these things existed no no you said that earlier come on now exist but hear what I'm saying when you see a Rico drop down they're now putting everything and linking everybody together whether it's right or wrong so don't you think certain things should stay off of a podcast or clubhouse

I'm telling you right now again I mean I don't care the old brick baby ass before I started his check by Instagram I posted to work why I think everybody like make it because he said I was lying. You told you I was lying, right? So if you called me a liar, and I got to work to show it, because now I was out, I got to expose it, right? Bro, do not, bro, listen.

Don't try to justify my strengths through another motherfuck of weakness. Leave me alone, bro. I wouldn't, if I had dirt skeletons in my closet, I wouldn't fuck with me. All right, hold on. I would leave me alone. I don't know. So let me bring it to Vlad and also Adam. I remember

someone from Kodak's This is when I was connected with Kodak's camp And for the very first time Before we did our interview And they were like You know, because I've always loved Kodak But they say, yo, there's a moment Kodak wasn't for what you

I said Dan, why? I feel like I've spoke highly of him You said, well In court They brought up something that you Like a video you put out Right And at least in that situation

it made sense why that person was just like, yo, act is involved in something that might lead to my arrest, right? Obviously, that's not the reason why. But, you know, you want to stay clear that. If you guys seen your name and like, I mean, you've seen no jumper in the indictment, do you like, if that was me, I would be like, all right, certain conversations. No, no, no, I have free people, not certain conversations. My thing is I've never wanted Brick to come on the podcast and say some federal ass shit

They can get them in trouble. I feel like sometimes- Would you change the thing? That's what I'm asking. Would you change? Like, if I see my name there saying my conversations that I facilitated on my platform basically corroborated these crimes that's that's locking up somebody I call my man's, I'm going to say for future episodes, yo, listen. And that's what I thought you were doing even when you went to Chicago's because they're not sure. You know what I mean?

But this is your backyard. You don't see me doing shit. I live in New Jersey. I don't do shit on New Jersey now. I went to Chicago to hang out with friends for the record. But either way, all I'm saying is that almost every time I've been on camera with Brick is live. And number two, I never instructed him to talk about certain situations. Like him and loose people like that, they get on camera and they start kind of like one-up in each other.

And there's stuff they want to say and they don't really have the self-control to not say it. I'm saying because we're platform owners. if I if right now I get somebody from south side Chicago and I tell him that I'm giving him a position that he could be on my show or be with me on a podcast bro he might tell me his homie smoke somebody like it like again I'm not saying these are kids so I'm never going to say word of be blamed but when you see some shit and I think brick is your friend

yeah like I've heard you say when you go out oh sorry um you have brick with you and it's like he's holding you down that's like your man's if my man's go to jail like my man's friend. If my friend go to jail, I'm going to say, it's not my, I'm not going to say, oh, I did it, but I'm going to be like, yo, you know what? I'm,

I know how this platform shit works. For future things, I'm not saying you can control you because you're right, it's online, but I'm going to stare conversations away from this. That's all I'm saying. Just stare at conversation. I think, I think Vlad is taking accountability in the sense of. Oh, he don't. No, no. Vlad's, no. He's don't.

No, he said he don't. You don't ask about open cases. Am I wrong? Well, say it one more time. Boosy's your man's. Yeah. I talk to you, and again, it's a private conversation, but I don't think he's that crazy. You're not going to, you interviewed him again.

Yeah. You're not going to say, yo, Boosie, man. This is what I heard about your open case, man. Yeah, right. It's your man's. It's your men. You're not going to do that. That's a different context.

I'm very careful with the word. Brick is his man's. If a host, yo, he hires gang members to get on these minds. He's not to want. He's not the one going at Brick. Remo. And, you know, you got my man Traplow who comes here what he wants. Like, most of the people who come here are gang members.

Yo, you got, what's the dude? There's a buff thing that comes here who's a squabler. Like, he just be like, faux extra, that's the name? I love watching him. Again, if he's your man, like, we are 10 plus years into this. I have had these. Believe it. Believe it now, I've had these conversations before XRA with break, et cetera.

I've told them that they don't need to talk about this shade. When they do that, it is very much of their own. I still want to get this. Nobody can find me a clip of me leading Brick baby into talking about that. Hey, I'll never blame us. Hey, but, but we got to. You told me, bro. Go ahead.

If dude knows he got some skeletons. Wack, you're smarter than them. That's my point. Why would he fuck with me? Bricks are pretty smart guy, though. He's not like your average dumb 18-year-old kid. Brick smart. Yeah, yeah.

That's why a lot of this shit, we all look at Brick's all fake. No, no, no. Okay. So you're telling me I just supposed to let it go? No, you're a different way. I'm going to fire his ass up. I'm going to keep firing his ass. But you know platform-wise, and I think we just know even legal.

Ain't no, don't fuck with me. You get what I'm saying? You guys, like, we are like up, like, you could tell what something is good. Like, these days when we do content, like, even we're doing this, this thing, I know, Adam is right now clipping us up. He's like, this is going to be a clip right here. You got to be able to do that. Yeah, exactly.

Three hours in, I'm not. thinking about that though for the record when when you have someone like brick on here i i guarantee brick probably and again it's not your fault but if it's your man's you got to start looking out for him right when i see him brick first come away here brick realize when i tell some real shit that extends outside of the what the public knows number one the comments love it and that gives an uptick in a podcast adam's going to also reward it and that makes me look like because he wasn't a good podcast at first But from my perspective, the stuff that has moved the needle with Brick is not him self-snitching. It's just him having a very well-versed, realistic perspective on street shit.

Bro. What's the viral clip that Brick had talking about his own drama? It's always about him just giving a real perspective on other people's shit. I don't know, because when I interviewed him, the stories about him. CW4? Little dirt, little pop? Right, you're right. Dirk.

I never felt like he did anything to incriminate him. himself in those conversations. I never heard him say anything that made me think he was involved with that shit in any way. You're playing 3D chess. It's just him commenting on it. Yo, I want to tell everybody, y'all, y'all street niggas, stop coming online. This is why Big U played the Shadows. Like, I see this play from my way.

Hold on. Wait, his thing. Brick U. Brick U. Big U, in my opinion, tried to put, he's seen your voice getting bigger, which that's a problem, because now you create narratives. I know. I know about creating narratives.

Like, yo, any artists that don't like me, it's because I'm creating narrative about it. What narrative I created? It doesn't matter what, once your voice gets a certain type of, you know, width or whatever, like you could create narratives. I think Burke Baby was supposed to either, you know, debunk that, whatever the case is.

He tried, he lied, but guess what? The paperwork came out. We got the work. We got the work. I don't create narrative. You want to see me create a real narrative? You want to. Are you picking on me?

I'm trying to say. You know, I'm trying to say... Big U was fucking his son's baby mama. Yo, the only person I don't think street dudes... And Flacco said this point, too. Hold on, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. You called in here playing with my name. You saying I'm lying?

No, I'm just saying that's crazy. Are you saying I'm lying? Where did you get that from? I don't even know anything. This is the first I've heard of this. I'm the baby mama. We got the content. She told you?

You talked to her. Why was she fucking Big You? You talked to her. Okay. She called in last week. Remember? That was that, okay. Remember she was on the phone with 600?

We got two hours of content. Right. This is a fact. You know, Wack, he's not fair, man. You know, that's a new album. Want to put a bet? No, I think you got it. Of course I think.

Do you want to bet? Here's the thing. Somebody want to bet? He's a sleaze bag. I felt bad for Losecad. That's what he is. When I remember that. And you know it.

You know it, too. When Wack got loose cannon, um, some Snoopy badass. And Wack does the... So you're telling me. me. It's a lineup. Yo, and it's so crazy because that's the reason why stupid badass, like,

he didn't realize he was getting lined up until, like, he went back home and they could see him, like, what, though? I don't know how he didn't know what was happening in that moment. Bro, y'all, you were members! You're weird. Yo, y'all, yo. Why do you keep saying that he told him too space? You were saying, like people putting the streets are stupid or something.

Yo, because here's the thing. No, no, here's the thing. Here's the thing. Why, you're the only you're the only street nigga that I could keep up with me on the mic. That's a fact. I would talk circles around anyone if we had to get to an intellectual conversation. You damn well know these niggins is stupid. You know they're stupid.

I'm not going to call them stupid. You know they stupid. You got a yo, six hundred. Yo, you want me to bring her in? Bring what? The baby mom, I can bring her in. Yo, Wax. I'm down to explore all angles on this.

Yo, I knew. I knew you was diabolical when you told that nigga rock star to say, if that shit had happened to me, what you should have did was go. Go to the car. go get your shit you know what i mean you're a crib right should be no more burgers sell those burgers shut down yo yo and eddie he sat there and listened to that and didn't

say what the fuck are you talking he actually thought about i'm like and for the record you're convincing it's they're going to crash out no i'm not gonna convince my enemies to crash out that's great they were broke that's not convincing that's reminding the person what the rules are when you sign up for this unorthodox whack you wouldn't do that what Whack, you're not doing that. Wack, you have kids, you're up millions of dollars. If someone had a... Yo, okay, okay, all right, and I hate to bring it up.

I hate to bring it up. Well, I hate to bring it up. But the whole thing that happened and when they claim that rolling loud, some guy trying to step you over Nipsey, you didn't shut rolling down. I was right there. Hold on, Bozo.

The nigga ran. All right, but you could have shut it down. But what did he actually do to you? He swung and missed and ran. Okay. This to great... Rick Rock told you that. When we brought Rick Rock in here,

Rick Rock was right. If you go look at that episode, He said I was right there. Dude, swung, miss, and ran. This is when I knew they hated me. Any nigga that swing, miss, and runs, you don't praise the nigga running. He ran.

Oh, no, they hate you. Well, that's why I like, I don't like how you get my man trapped because the reason why your name- Games, he got to get like that because trap going to stand his place. Hold on. The reason why.

We are on the West Coast. You're right. The reason why your name jumps off the page. The reason why your name jumps off the page when people are looking through the indictment, And it's like, they're like, oh, these things really, like, your name comes up so much in how much they hate you that

that's, like, newsworthy, right? If he had a context, you say, Wax was lying. You're telling me, okay, well, listen, Big U. Yeah. Was fucking his son. Barrean. What? Baby Ui's, baby mom. I'm glad that sentence could be. Hold on. And let me put a little more to it.

Y'all about to get cease and desist. No, we're not. Because we got the content. We're going to bring her own in. Let me put a little more on it. Adam's not doing that. Adam, you're not. You're not. You're not. You're not.

You're not. When I leave, I'm leaving them all. Check this out. Check this out. Not only was he having sex with his baby mama. Y'all ready for this? We're not talking about when she became the baby mama.

You got to tell the story on Vlad. He was also doing it when she was babysitting baby Uey. Glad. You let the story run. This is a fact. Be used your man. Be used your man. You know I like bets.

We got a bet. Ten racks? I'm not saying it's true or untrue. Hold on. Would you let the story run? I'm definitely not going to bet. We got to, anybody got a bet? Trap?

I ain't thought my homework on this one. On Vlad's TV, no, I wouldn't run. Okay. We got to bet? There is a bet. Anybody got to go to bet? I don't know. I don't know.

You want to bet? Rimo, you want to bet? I don't want to bet. You know she called in last week. Anytime somebody's on the phone with one of us and calls in while I'm on no jumping, you know, you know, we got the content. We got the work. All down like what Wack is doing.

Like, I get it. Like, all your street ops, you have realized that here's the thing. The L.A.'s scene of gangsters all want to get to podcasting because that's where they're seen money at and they're seeing how Wack is dominating that, even though I don't think Wack gives a fuck about making money off of that. But, okay, as part of the overall narrative, a lot of people are looking at L.A. Like, the most obvious example of a gang subculture, community, etc., that has basically been taken over by podcasting in which everybody's just sort of telling on each other.

And they're looking at this current RICO as basically the pinnacle. Who told on who? Wait, nobody told on nobody in that RICO, but his own people in his self. Bit you not tell on hisself on the wiretaps. That's right. But here's it. The show. Like what we're talking about?

Somebody told on the dream. Outside of L.A., you know, viewer, and everybody knows the only place or the biggest place, you know, obviously, shout to the. you know, Figmini and everything. No, that's the only one. But the biggest place for, like, L.A., you know, or West Coast, hip-hop coverage,

it is no jumper. Thank you. The thing is, I thought y'all-diggis was capping, because I'm like, how did nobody catch you no phase? I'm not seeing nothing happening. The thing with Chicago,

we see less talk and more action. Over here, we're just so like, all right, this is your 20th episode. I even go out and I was like, yo, how to hell whack work at the same building with, like,

two things he don't like, and he ain't mean if. for two years. How does that work? We got respect. We keep it separate. And then now, after the indictment drop, I'm like, oh, shit. It's just real.

I'm like, now I'm, now want to tap in even more. Listen, bro. Because it's real. Let me, let me, because this is indictment podcast. You're not going to do that to the West Coast, right? Entatement podcast. For one. For real, I like it.

There is no podcast on the West Coast that is the voice of face of the West Coast. It's real power ruined, real cripping, hoovering, blooding. Surinuan on the West Coast. Those streets is a whole other jungle. This right here, right, is corporate West Coast in his own sense and on way. If I was out there doing dirt, I wouldn't be here at all.

It's stupid. Now, if you're doing dirt in the streets and you shouldn't be here, and if you are here, you should find your alter ego and become them while you're here. You shouldn't be that guy that's doing the dirt in the streets.

So let's not, You're not for the water down my coast like that. I see you four extras come up here and get locked up like every week after he does a pot. That's what he does outside of here for the record. I have a voice out here on the West Coast. No, I'm told him to do off here. But he never talks about doing anything illegal in the streets, even though anybody who looked in his record knows he's been a part of some crazy shit.

He talks about beating people up in jail. It's not a representation. I hear you on Vermin. Of what our streets are. Vernon. Vernon. My bad, my. It's not a representation of what our streets are.

Our streets is a total different world. 85% of the people in those streets don't even know how to find your page. Okay. Vlad's taking off. Vlad. Hey, this is a Fendi-approved podcast. You and him both sponsored, huh? First of all my man, Vlad, B.

It's the first time I've actually seen Vlad on the West Coast, we're East Coast linkers. We went out to dinner last time. He feels more comfortable out here. That's why he got his hair tied back. Yo, I think Vlad is like, like, in between us three, like, you're closer. I think you're definitely closer with Vlad and you're closer with me. I'm closer with him, now closer to you.

I'll probably talk to him more than you. Oh, yeah. We went on dinner. Like, why's my man? Yeah. Yeah. I think this is so dope how everyone comes together and nobody's competing. Right.

No. None of us have ever competed with each other on any level. We've all been supported. That's a fact. Yeah, because we all got different links. While all the radio personnel, and all the corporate stooges are like at war with each other and us. They all hate us because we're basically doing a way better job independently

of what they want to be doing. Adam, have you thought about this? Like, you know, Hot 97, Power 105 or like radio beef? Like this week, everybody, like I see you guys with 60,000 viewers. Lit, I like it. In the radio world, it would be like, fuck those guys. Instead, we're all here like, yo, let's get in on this. Let's get in on the RICO.

This is a ground. Get my ass in there. Yeah, man, but this is dope, man. You know, thank you for inviting me. When I seen loose cannon up here, we hadn't even talked, right? But I didn't hate, know what I did? I called in and added to it. The numbers jump.

Like, this is, this is my home, so I'm not, oh. Boy, they're like, I'm reading the comments. Adam has whack punching at the air. No, no, you don't. I'm going to do my part. We're calling in an eye to it. Wag showed up. I was interviewing Reggie Wright Jr.

Yep. He just popped up at the end of the end. He did the Tommy Sotomayor. Oh, Hindu is treating the shit. Hey, by the way, one of the best things I think, again, I don't think any of us facilitated really, but you guys not seen, like, because me and you, we locked in early, you and Adam locked in early, but I remember every time, you know, Vlad's name came up, and I was like, and this is why I keep saying you're smarter than everyone.

whack you know why you're tomorrow on these street things and i say it's just not fair you've locked in a very special one-on-one close relationship with like the top independent media outlets where like yo if somebody is trying to go against you like you we all fuck with you right and i think you realize that even with um you know even with blad where you know you guys had like whatever issue and you guys sort it out but you're smart the average street thing is like when i see him on put hands on him and doesn't realize like he could only help you. Like having access to,

hasn't he been like one of your, your biggest guest recently? Yeah. Like, I watch your... Yo, I enjoy interviewing with Blad. That's real talk. And whenever he calls me, I adjust and I get there

and it's real smart. You know what I mean? Adam and Wax show, right? There's something going to go on. He's like, yo, bro, you're streaming tonight. He's going to call him on my shit. Yeah. I'm going to go listen to him on your show

doing something. A few months later, he's going to do the documentary about it. Yeah. Let's see. Let's see. I'll fuck with you, track. I just had to put a little heat to you. Yeah, no.

I blew my lesson, man. Me and Vlad just did like five and a half hours of content. So, yeah. All right, bro. Appreciate your dog, for real. What do you want, Heath? Yo, when you drop in the yay, let's do it. You want to just get the photo of us all sitting in place?

Yeah, let's do that. When you drop in the Yates content? As soon as I'm back on the East Coast, really. After you drop the Yade content, content, I need you to come on the app. Oh, clubhouse, of course. After you drop that, after you drop it, I need to come on the app. Not before because they're going to ask you all the questions.

I wouldn't want you to drop it. You know what I, when does this come out? Sunday. You know what I definitely give you credit for? And this is what people don't realize. That on the side is it like, baby, like you have what I created with the chat nays. We're like people, like, you create like the super team of people coming to you with info. exclusively, like half of the stuff that I break these days,

like my team told me. Just like your team tells you. You're only as strong as your team. That's a fight. Shout out to my squad. You got a crazy paperwork team. I'm going to be honest. Shout out to the hundred side of trenches, man.

My fan. Prince, lavish, my spies. I got like 36 of them now. Adam, how much are we committing to, you know, the legal defense slash bail fund for Brick Baby? Shit, we're going to figure it out. I had some rappers tapping in with them. He telling me that they want to help out as well.

50? Oh, he's saying. Listen, listen. That thing ain't worth that. Oh, hell of that. No, okay. The bad economy. I will tell you this.

I made a call from Lose Cannon. Yeah, yeah. My attorney, Alex Kessel, you know about him. You watch me beat all them blueface cases. Top three attorneys in L.A. Yeah. Right? You put it on it?

I called him, and I told him I got a few dudes. I was thinking you may want to do something. The going rate for a RICO trial is probably 175 to some. Jesus. He told, because it's a RICO trial, right? He told me, for me, it was my people, he had put a cap out of honey, and all he wanted to spit the other front.

That's actually a deal. God damn, that's a lot of money. You got to commit a hundred bands to break. The extent to which I do not have a spare hundred bands is crazy. Why you be fucking the holes? Are you fucking mad a hoax? Yeah. You want to smell the couch.

Right there. Yo, if you over a whip. You owe bring some loyalty. I got imagine when you're going out and Brick got the thing on him and he's like, you know, somebody's wrong on. You've never done that. That's never been a thing. See, you're talking that shit about lining artists up, people up, and you say some boggy shit

like that. Now, if my man home me down. Brick don't never had a thing on him. I've never seen Brick with a gun. Never. What are you talking about right now, right? Yo, Wack put these nays in jail and act like, yo, they're innocent. I put them in jail.

Wack done told us everything. He got a gun case. He got the thing in his house, a K-40. No, no, no, no. No, no, no. No, no. Put up the type of AK. Hold on.

I walked away. Y, y'all dropped my phone when I seen it. Yo, Wack, you see what you're posting? Hold on. Okay. You know, I'm a gun collection. I'm like, yo, I don't even got this shit. Put it up.

Put it up when I posted. I said, damn. Did you see what I posted? Yeah, how do you even know that? Oh, come to show you. Nah, whack, you're something else, bro. No, put it up. Where is that?

Hold on. Come on, bro. I covered my ass. Now, you know exactly what you did, man. Where's it at? Where's it at? You put the paperwork and then you put the gun on the last piece. Wait, wait, hold on.

Watson, you see the type of gun, right? Yeah. The paperwork identifies the gun and identifies the date. You've been telling us about this gun for three years, bro. Date, too, right? Your whack. I mean, we're talking about it too, honestly. Yo, how the hell wait-in-lawed-door-on with the gun?

Like three years with three years. Big U wrote it down. I just knew he had a chopper. And Big U, for the record, I'm going to say it. The D&A's mouth. Big U was blackmail and brick baby. Oh, my God. No, but Lou said that the night before they got locked up.

Luce said that to break space. And if you read what's coming out, they say, we now have a video of a shooting. He was black, I don't even with that. By the way, my other theory about why the feds did a complaint instead of wait for grand jury now, but it's really on the lesser scale. Once I've seen them all appear in the podcast,

that's also often like where they're like, okay, if we're not going to get more, more violence basically because they're getting into it. Oh, y'all getting cool now? All right, cool. We don't have to keep sitting on this. Let's bring it in. So, again, I don't, you know, these are like loose, you know,

kind of like theories, but shit. I don't know a lot. I definitely think Wack tipped off Big U. and they're like, they probably were surveilling him. And the reason why they didn't pick him up that day, he started moving very different. Because what Wack said, and they said, this nigga fin a run.

And if he's the main nigga and, and he runs, it ain't going to be good. So they said, let's drop this shit now because Wack keeps saying, Wack is announcing two weeks from now. It's very out of the ordinary for there to be an oncoming RICO and for so much of it to already be

being discussed on social media and on podcasts. Who's doing that? When does that happen? You and 600. No, listen, the Hunter's side, listen, y'all got, stop giving me all the credit, man. Okay, don't stop acting like, you know.

Would you admit that there's probably, there's probably an agent that's in the Hunnicide. A bunch of them. No, undercover. Like FBI. A bunch of them. A bunch of.

And the goo? Sure. Okay, okay. So everything you say, you're saying it as if the feds might be listening. What's off limits in the streets? Because I think that's what they're saying.

What do I say that I'm not supposed to say? If you're talking about an active investigation, is that street worthy? What do you mean to talk about active? Okay, let's say you robbed a bank, right? And they're investigating, who arrived because you had a mask on?

No, that's telling. That's telling. Okay. If they're investigating and they don't know who did it, that's telling. But you got to remember, the parents

is telling us they already took his blood. The parents is telling us, they're telling us is this, is this. So that means that's already in their fouling.

That's what they're going to do regardless. Now, guess what? What if they were to pick you up on March 30th and then I played the content where the lady saying don't say anything the police don't want nobody say nothing

then what they would they have been saying to me and I didn't say nothing why can't you tell them privately? I did just did though I text his wife you leave it privately and if they don't want to move on it they didn't respond why I go publicly would it though

yeah you go publicly why I go publicly Why I go public with it? For one word. It's content. Yo, whack me. I don't know why niggins won't. Hold on. Hold on.

Wait, hold on, trap. Just to make sure, because the homie wasn't here. L.J. The night when I jumped out in the underground parking lot. When I was dolo. You want to take the seat? No, no, no, no, no. Hold on.

Hold on. Where were you at? I was never by myself. The fact that the so-called gangster thought I was by myself let you know how gangster he ain't. I had three people, boom, boom, boom. But my first line of defense is me. So if I could deal with it the way I'm going to deal with it, great.

But when it would have started, you know what happens when you're running into it, you're ambushing yourself. You can't run back my way. So he thought I was what? By myself. Hey, that's what he said. Listen, if I know I got a team right there, you think I'm going to be acting as if I'm in fear?

I have a team right there that he don't know. Yeah, he thought he said, I was by myself. You heard what I told him. Get to it. But he didn't know my team was right behind him. He had no idea, right? he lays a bad leader. He led his people into an ambush.

Hey, we're going to squash you and drink these, man. I don't got no the fact that Drake... Did you talk to him about it? Until Drake, bro, did he say I'm the police? I ain't never said that. Well, that's what Adam said.

Adam's gossip. I didn't say that exactly. Drake suggested that he was curious what the plan was for the audio of him being involved in a hit. Did I ever say that? And I ever say Drake was involved in a hit, but I ever even, I never mentioned nothing like that.

I said Drake needs to get away from this dude before he fuck around and have him in some bullshit. Top Bob's a good guy. No, he ain't. He's a little coward, my nigga. Why are you going on Charleston White about the 16-year-old snitching video, man? Like, bro, he's been telling us he a snitch. No, no, no, no.

Yeah, what are your thoughts on that? We never talk about that. No, no, check this out. We got the paperwork. We got the content. We got the home. And this is what's going on. Did you know?

that every time, for one, he had a movement, killed the cops, killed the white people, raped the white women, all this right? He said that was a character. But yet when his homeboys did that, he told him, this is what I don't like, but 33 years, Charleston White appears in their motherfucking hearing to parole and says, I'm in fear of my life, don't let them go. Right now and the day, every time they go to board.

them two brothers that's been in there 33 years. He goes every time to go up the board, they will let him go. The only thing stopping him is him. He goes to board and says, I'm in fear of my life. Don't let him go. Well, Charles says he said he also told him brick, baby, too, right?

He said he'd a reason the fad his on brick baby. And he's capping. That's bullshit. That's bullshit. He's capped. They got way more shit than that. How are we feeling about this giant yellow bea-bezi news that just dropped?

That's right. If there wasn't so much other shit going on, we would be solely focused in on how crazy that is. But you got to remember Yellow Beezies part of the Roan 60s. We've got to look out for Jim Lee. It's like all the rainwater maced him. You've seen that, right? I was there.

Yeah, he maced him up. I think I've seen Yellow Beesie like pop out on, I think it was a joint episode with the States. That's crazy, though. And listen, if there's a murder committed, you ain't going to lie there. I didn't see your Goddy in dumb long. And I'm, and I, like,

right, right. You know, the corporate shit. I just seen him at the I heart awards or some shit. Hold on, no, no, I'm not, I'm not intimating or anything, or insinuating anything. But what I'm saying is that you, you know the police aren't stupid. Like, when it comes to rap, they're always saying, that's the guy who did the hit,

but there's a nigga who paid for the hit. Or there's a guy who set it up. And I think probably yellow-easy, I thought that, all right, well, you know, he went down. He was a little sloppy, whatever. I'm good. This broke, whoever that dude is that went to jail or gunning that Mothru on the freeway,

got to be involved in identifying yellow beza. I mean, I'm not a lot. Justin Johnson keeping a solid, though. That nigga, you know, it came time to his defense. They said, we have no defense. I was like, wow. Say Cheese just did a post with the, these are the two men who were originally charged

with shooting Motho on the highway in 2020. Records showed numerous calls between these two the day before and day of the shooting. Cell phone data placed them in the area of the location. Mothri stayed the night before the shooting near the scene. So they got the picture of the two guys, but they're basically suggesting that Yelabizi might have paid them to take care of this. Yeah, I think that was some quote from way back. Hey, listen, I have a hunch and I think I'll give it a bit.

I don't know about with the big use situation. Yellowbezi knew there was on his ass. Like, there's a lot of rappers who do shit and they realize shit start looking a little bit different for them. Because either the fans start, like they see something happen. Just like how you said,

wait, they call the AK-47 ain't no charge? Wait, hold on, that's down sound, right? They realize that there's a larger investigation, especially when you're a bigger name. And it might take a while. Like, I've seen a lot of artists. I don't say no name. They move different.

They're moving. They're moving so cautious. and paranoid. Some of these artists, I don't even know what they're into. But I don't know either near the there. You know what I mean? He used to talk about a lot more street shit in his music and even went so far as to change the name of his crew

or whatever label because, and shit, that press conference that that one cop did really made us confident. We thought that indictment was coming down on Little Baby that week. Remember when the cop did the press conference about him? Oh, recently, yeah. That was insane.

I feel like they're going to. baby aater. I feel like they're going to do it. Not even just because if they could build a case, put a case on Little Baby, because I think in Atlanta, they're super disappointed. They didn't get thugged their way they wanted to.

Little Baby ain't doing nothing. For them to put a case on it. But baby is always dead. You just want to see it so you can talk about it. No, no, not even. I just feel like, I feel like having researched into like how the Atlanta DA like really built this. What's the Atlanta DA got to do a little baby?

Little Baby give back to the community. No, but what I'm saying is. Take care of his people, bro. No, but I'm saying they want to try and take them out for the publicity. Huh? Because they've been saying that you said they made a public statement after that shooting

blaming it on Little Baby. So they clearly have it out for him. That's what I'm saying. Hold on a little baby, bro. I wouldn't just put it on it. It's always 10 different people that want to put some work in in that hood, bro.

Just because Little Baby was over there two days prior and something happened, little baby ain't that dumb to have somebody double back. They know what they're going to say it's him. But you know what I happened? Them dudes that got into it

with them three weeks ago and say, let's go do it down because they're going to figure as him. Yeah, but think about what we just working. He's been doing his thing, bro. Thinking about what we said with big you, though. Paying care of his family.

Big you ain't a little baby. No, no, no, no. You're not getting what I'm saying. You're talking about right now. The ancillary people, right? When you say the loose can and shit don't got nothing to do with that, shit. When you, when you purport to be around a bunch of people, they're claiming one thing. Sometimes you might have cut them off.

A little baby ain't around a bunch of people like that. I'm not talking about him necessarily. I'm saying anybody. Anybody. But I do see artists and there are certain people, like you want, and I speak to them sometimes. And I realize. their demeanor is much different. And it's like, again,

I don't think someone, I don't think Yellow Bezzi is like, oh, what, y'all call me? I think he knew for a little while. He probably was laying low trying to move a little bit different. To be fair, Yellow Beezer never said shit about the ML3 thing. There's even a clip I just saw going viral

on Twitter of me asking about it in an old interview and it gets kind of awkward. He doesn't say anything about it. I don't know what the fuck I said, but I was trying to ask him about it, he didn't say shit. At a bad thing. He's better.

a lot better at committing crimes because it's a big story they were involved in. You don't remember? A murder for hire essentially is easier to conceal than a RICO, right? Because like, for example, thinking about Who's charging them? State offense. State, right? But think about, like, in

Atlanta, right? When you hear crime, like, especially they got this page called News Made it. I'll go on there, they'll be like, yo, this is the man that's down with 4L. He's doing this. He's tough. Like, they then use what these rappers are claiming as their group as, oh, these are gangs and then they cover the crimes that these

guys do probably isolated. This nigga is beefing with his other thing because he's fucking his baby moms. He got nothing to do with the rapper. So now we see the nigga in the club. He's slap him. He shoot him. You know what they're going to say? Well, you know, let me, I don't, I don't name someone else. Like, whatever, whatever gang guy shot this person. And then, of course, the overzealous prosecutor is going to say, well, you did that in furtherance of the game. You didn't do that because he's fucking your baby mama. You did that because you're this gang member in this gang. And then you know who is the head guy?

The guy who's funded and financed it, they come pick people up. And I think people are realizing, you know, I hope, you know, for the rappers, this rappers, I'm just saying rappers have changed your ways. Some of them. I've seen some of them, they're moving different. They see what they'll go through. And they're like, I'm good.

You know what I mean? You see Bobby like, I mean, he obviously went to. jail. But I'm hoping there's not much more things like this coming out. No. L.A., I'm going to respectfully to L.A. I think a lot of what I was seeing with L.A., it felt impervious to RICO's. You see, New York, let me tell you, a rapper start throwing up some sign. Oh, it's O. Y, blah, blah, blah, fuck this. They're on it. RICO literally in about nine months. Like, they're not even giving it that much of a chance, nine months. You know what I'm saying? Think about Kay Flock, who just got found

guilty five or six charges today. He beat the murder though, right? They beat the murder, which means he's not going to get life. And the top charge is Rico, so I think he's facing 20 if everything goes concurrent. And he's already spent like three or four. But here's the thing. New York, they don't give no one, you don't get that runway. I think a lot of times we're like, wait, how come these guys in New York as soon as they claim a gang

and we see violence associated with that gang, Instant Rico? But we've been hearing on the West Coast these niggis, It's throwing up. They said they were in colors. They're not podcasting and doing it. And we never see, well, we do see RICO's at times, but we're not seeing these infamous RICO cases. This is really like the first one.

That connects to the hip-hop community that we're like, oh, okay, this is someone that was affecting culture. Like, you know, like they're accusing meeky. Like, extorting, like, basketball players and embezzling funds with Shaq and Dremont Green. You know what I mean? No, no, no, no. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, first of all, wait, wait, wait. Oh, man, he bought a credit.

Jack and Draymond Green donated for the kids' programs. He chose to do with it. That's embezzlement. So that's what we're saying. They're accusing him of embezzlement. So it's like, if I give you money. You've seen that right. Adrian Brun. Adrian Brunton?

Told. Did he? Come on now. You talk about everything else. He didn't know. He told. No, no, no. But did he tell? He told that. He hit them for six million. the dice game. And he said they came over there in Presti. He said they came over there in Presti. Yo, if he hit niggins for $6 million on a nice game, why don't I don't know if that's him

telling him if it was on a wiretap, them discussing that that happened. Well, won't you pull it up? I'm about to pull it up. I'm about to put it up. Well, let me ask. Over there with Papa Smof hair, blue at the tips, God damn Sulafein tips. Can you scroll down on the topics a little did you move to the U.S. yet? I'll be out here. I'll be here. You know, I'm still. You said I'll be here like he know Trump might try to get his ass. Like, I'm not jay. I can be here. I can be here.

He's still kind of skeptical about fully admitted that he lives here. I go a visa. You got a work visa. I got a visa for my special time of. He can do six months, right? He's like an Indian program. He's like a lot. The way he's a ton of ice up here,

the way Trump's moving, people think he only trying to get Mexicans. He gets everybody. Trump got like 50,000. You seen he just leased the jailed or like Ohio or something? Yo, he was trying to send niggas to like Nicaragua. He just used to jail. Hmm.

No, he did. He got like 30,000 down there. No, no. I don't know. What do you think dirt going to do first week? Dirt, me? Yeah. What's his new project?

60. No more than 60. 40 to 60. 45 to 50. I'll give a 40 bottom 60 time. He ain't going to do more than a little Uzi did. Yo, you know, think about young thug. Doug ain't going to do no number.

I think he waited too long. Really? I think he waited too long. And I think the only reason why he waited too long, that's my brother, because I think, he's not free to say what he wants to say. I mean, the mere fact, Cardi told me he was like,

yo, listen, we got the thug verse that ain't talking, no gangsters shit. And I was like, well, I think that's got to be all the verses now. I want to kiddie to put AI in there

saying the gangster shit. I mean, if you want to play around with getting your shit revoked and then now you got to prove because they said that with one of the dirt shit. They're like,

yo, they're claiming that I wrapped about, I rapped about the killing after this, but yo, my engineer got the studio files that said I recorded it before. And it's like, well, you know, you can just, like, edit the fucking feels and just put a different date.

Nah, I know you can't. You can't do that. You could definitely edit the meta-tax. You know, Act, what the fuck is wrong with you, bro? What? You come up here talking about what the exposes is doing, and we just talk about what's on the internet, and you were exposing. I'm just telling you that you can do it.

I don't know if it's real or not, but somebody, I didn't screenshot of it, but somebody posted in the No Jumper Reddit while we were doing this, they posted a screenshot of a DM conversation allegedly between Mimo and Lil Durk, where Lil Durk says some shit, like, oh, that's that Wack 100 shit. Like, he was basically talking about it. But it got deleted out the Reddit.

It's not on Mimo's story. You would think that Mimo wouldn't want to be posting anything that would... Still, shout out, Lil Dirk. That would indicate that he was using a phone. Shout out to my new partner, Burner Boy. Oh, you're fucking weird boy? We just, we got a partnership. He's our ambassador for incredible diapers in Nigeria.

Oh, my God. That's good. Yeah. So that completes the team. We got Floyd Mayweather, Nick Cannon, Burn a board. I'm wearing one right now. Right naturally, we got the team, Steve Marcano, R&B, my man Sam, my man Zacharia, get out of me.

But, yeah, like, we just locked that in two days ago. How do you feel about your DMs with Drake being leaked to the world? My DMs would never leak. There's a lot of people posting DMs. I don't know why they did you. You're saying some weird shit, bro. I wasn't going to say that because you, my brother. A lot of it was grand, but some of them are you.

You're comparing briefs. No, no, what? Yeah, the DMs, you're talking about, yo, what style and what... Hey, hey, elizism. What type of briefs you wear? No, for real, we want to know now. I mean, is he brought it up? Number one, my DMs were never leaked with the boy.

But that ain't you? No. But even then, anybody who I'm associated with shots my man Grand. You know what I mean? As my man, soldier boy said, man, that's just a guy. That's fake. That's fake. So that's fake, you comparing, asking what kind of briefs and what you?

style. Don't cut along. Okay, you're lying, but the DMs that we did see, it seemed like it's not Drake saying a whole lot, but it does give you a window into what Drake receiving information from his various moles, you included in Grand, also being part of it, where basically. There's no messing with me and Drake. This is Grant. A lot of the ones I saw were your icon from your Instagram.

No, no, that's me and Grant. Oh. That's, that makes sense because why would they have access to you? You were acting Grant about to brief. No, no, no, like, I was clowning yes, juice. Okay, that's what that one. All right. At 26, just make sure at 26 don't show it because grand number in there and I don't want it to delete.

Okay, yeah, definitely we should address that, yeah. It's at 26 seconds. Yeah, we don't need to play. I mean, is there anything that's like that crazy what you would think about, like, a private conversation with somebody who's... One thing that was kind of crazy where Drake kind of alluded that one of his homies was talking to a 14-year-old or some shit. it. Huh? Okay.

Yeah, who was he talking about? I mean, that's crazy. You're talking what Kendrick said. No, he was clowning somebody for talking to him. I didn't figure out who. This is why you're trying to get on trap falsely, but he didn't do this to you. This is the false narrative. He just said it.

No, no, hold on. I didn't hear about this. But he didn't say it right. And also, I told you, this ain't even been proven to be real, but I'll say this. We have to read it. We have to have some context to what we're reading. If you go to the part of, and I read it, I read this, remember again, it's not mine, but it's said,

I had somebody on a podcast, and they said they were in Miami, and when they were younger than of age, they were talking to a guy that was older of age. The person that was speaking, given the story, they were of age. But they were saying a previous story about them. So, you know, again, I'm not here to defend nobody, but to incorrectly interpret that and says Drake was talking to a 14-year-old. No, he was a clowning somebody for doing it.

Oh, my God. He was clowning somebody for it. I didn't say, No, no, no, no. That's even an incorrect context. Cell block one going to be a problem, bro. It's incorrect context. Drake.

What the end? Like, imagine a girl who's 30. Too much explaining it. Imagine a girl who's 30 is on his pocket. Be like, yeah, I'm not going to lie. When I was 14, I was fucking with a guy who was 25. That's exactly what the person says. And.

Wait, wait, wait, who? She, who did that? So, imagine a woman that's 30 years old. No, no. So you're telling me if you're talking to a 30-year-old, She said at 14 she was hitting this, she was hitting. Who? No, no, no.

She said, no, she's giving up a personal story about some passion. She said she was dealing with a guy that was over age. Who's the guy? Nobody knows. Nobody knows. Why did you say, Drake? It was in the DMs that. All in the DMs.

What are we talking about, bro? Nah, bro, we're going to mix this up. No, no, no, we got to find it because, no, this is what I do. This is starting. Oh, yo. Turn on the keyboard hit A minor. No, no, no, no, no. What's going on?

Drake, so the woman who's, of age told a story that when she was younger, she was fucking with somebody over age. And Drake says to her, what the fuck? Like, that's what y'all are doing? What's that? So Drake was shocked. Yeah.

So Drake was like, he even says, what? If you're going to interpret it as anything, it's him taking a stance against it. So where do you get that from? Why is he saying? It's from the DMs that. Because the Kendrick fans who are like delusional suckers on Twitter. No, no, no, no, I said Kendrick fans.

No, why I just couldn't be regular people? Because the people who are running the headlines saying this was proof that Drake did something is Kendra fan page. No. Hold control and do the plus sign. They're on Twitter. Yes, it's on Twitter for sure. Yeah, it's in this video too, right here. Okay.

All right, I slow it down. I still. Yeah, keep it going. Keep it going. Okay. Keep going on. All right. I don't know if this is the one.

Yeah, there's two different videos attached to this tweet. You can hit that arrow to go over it to the next one, too. Nah, yeah, that's not the one. All right, that's the one with me and, where I told, I say, yo, the bitch should have shut the fuck up. And I said, because she started, I said one tweet out,

I said, eat a dick and die. And then she starts spiraling. And, yeah. Complex filled with a bunch of woke suckers. You really think that? That's so shocking that you would have that opinion. I've been telling you that ever since me and Joe left, the last real niggas left out of the building.

Yeah, for sure. Listen, and I always told people that they say I was the number one media personality. That's why I speak my truth when I'm number one. because when you're not on the list, nobody cares. Right. Then there's a whole thing about Cardi's super fans were beefing with me because they're saying, you said Kendrick,

you said Kendrick was creative directing the album, but that's not true. And I said, Cardi caught me the night before, and you know how artists are. He performed the whole album for me. He said, yo, yo, guess who I got on this? When I get on the phone with Cardi, this is fact. First thing he says to me,

you know, for I play this shit for you, I don't want you to be on no picking side shit. Cardi is not in nothing. You know why he's saying that? Because the reveal that he played later was three dot verses. And he says, yo, dot is creative, direct to me. Now, here's the thing, his fans, number one, his fans think he's a liar.

I've realized that because I'm like, you know I'm echoing what the guy said, right? Like, Cardi's not going to come out and say online. He knows what happened. Right. But his fans, I guess he's been lying in them. about mad shit, they think he was fine. Filty came out and said that that wasn't true.

Which is one of Cardi's like prominent DJ producers. And I can't have a back and forth with him because only if Cardi came out, I would crash out. If Cardi came out and said, Nick, I never told you that? I'm like, I bet. So now I need to record the conversation with you, because y'all ain't going to say...

Got you looking crazy. Yeah, yeah, that's real. Yeah, listen. What I said, and by the way... I said it. I haven't retracted it. You still see Cardi Polic. to me. You think Cardi's like, yo, Axe said this shit and he's lying on me. He's not

clearing it up and he's still showing me like, come on. You know what I mean? But, you know, his fans is going to believe what I'm not going to argue with fans because like, you know, they're diehard fans. We're in five years for this. So this is the screenshot right here of the Drake conversation that we were talking about. So can we not read it in context? We can read it in the context. So this is supposedly, um, it says, I think this was either South 42 or something like that, because, you know, Drake used to have these little radio shows. and Drake says These hoes drunk as fuck

Trying to be a podcast poetic With laughing emoji This is my man, Granny, he says Yo, laughing my ass off I'm saying He says I was just thinking to myself Like who even really Trying to be deep What are they saying?

I'm guessing whatever conversations happen You know what Drake says? We edited it out so much The one girl was like I was You know what was this instead of is? I was 14 The man was 25

I was like, what? L-O-L. And then Grant says, nah, and he says, yo, I got to get out of Miami. If anything, it sounds like when he's hearing stories about women who were younger, not now, they're saying when they were younger, they were dealing with men over age.

He's saying those stories bother him to the point that, by the way, also look at it, look at the date. It sounds like he went on fresh and fit. Yeah, the date is 2023. No, no, no, or the year is 2023. This is before the beef and everything. Yeah, yeah. Wow, this is way before the beef.

Yes, so essentially what he's saying is like, yo, clearly he must have had a Miami phase, and he's like, yo, there's a lot of free that's happening here. I got to get out of it. So that's what I was trying to say, the context because, you know what I mean? I mean, I never seen these, you know,

Grant has his own relationship. Right, yeah. People think I'm grand. Grant has his own relationship with Drake. Right. And, you know, I have my own relationship with Drake, but obviously we both f*** the Drake. And shit, I read this shit

two for the first time with everybody, but I realize there's overzealous people that unfortunately would want to paint him as a fow just because, and in reality, he reacted. Who has a p. Right. Who wants to paint him as a p. The world? Oh, they don't. UMG.

Oh, they don't. You literally just said, press the A minor button. Like these little phrases. Bro, we're talking music. What's the funny? Why y'all so touchy? You don't even know. Drake ain't big enough to cancel that. Name a song.

Name a song that's, Name a song that is production is based in A minor. Not like us. No, it's not. I'm not musically familiar with that sort of stuff. No, it's not. Yeah, I got tired of do it in here rocking his bifocal. I got some, too.

You know what I'm saying? You know, I ain't on my man Trap, man. He said, I ain't the one more glasses. You know, when Trap does the no jumper, motherfucking documentary, I'm going to be on, I got popcorn. I'm going to have some wings, oxdale. This is going to be great. It's cooking, man.

No Jumper Rico, you're sure. It's going to be like how whack took down. the entire building and only people left was him Remo and Adam. I ain't trying to take down the building on. Listen, bro, when them dudes caught them charges they caught, I wasn't in the building. I ain't got nothing to do with that. None of that has anything to do with no jumper.

This is true. It's just real shit. They may have appeared on this podcast, but their crimes happen elsewhere. What ex-old was in jail for? Has nothing to do with no jumper. I mean, four-hers-in-jail for, like hanging out on the corner in his neighborhood.

Vernon Avenue. Burning Avenue. Obviously not four extras, but I'm going to be honest for you. If we look back at Wax's history since he's becoming a prominent media figure, all of his abs are dead in jail. And he ain't have to put hands on one of them and he ain't had to, phone quote, tell on one of them. They all sent themselves to jail or they got took out of here.

Yeah, but who's dead? I don't know. Who's his job? How about I say, Jay, Prince? Who's Jay? Shit. Well, I think Jeprin's is smart enough not to engage. I think Big U sent baby up here.

He sent a toddler up here to go at Harvard graduate. If the Pequoomah Roo Rico drops, when's that dropping? He's a bad leader. And you know what you did? You got all them in the chain game. Hey, is the Pequoomahoo RICO going to be the sequel to the Rolling 60s, Riga? I couldn't tell you what's going on because I'm a baby gangster first. Oh.

I'm an original baby gangster first. What does that mean exactly? That's my clique. Mid by cliques since 1990. So at the end of the day, you know it's par root first, original baby gangster, then it's PPB,

period. So I don't know what the, oh, no, no, a hood hopper. I don't represent my whole hood. Oh. I got as files,

as rats, as busters, as all that. Within my clique and my circle, we went solid. How more comfortable did you sleep

after you realized a couple niggas that wanted me going is in jail. It didn't change. What you mean? You know, bro, listen. Whack, I go, whack, we play dirty. A nigger we don't like, somebody tripping, somebody just, he gets in a head-on collision while driving.

Yo, he can get, he can kill anything to happen to him. We're just going to be like, you know, I tweeted out recently. I said, God handling all my ops. I've seen Jess hilarious. I've seen her. She was talking shit about me. What's the whole about me? She was talking shit about me.

She hated on me because at first when I seen her, like this is years before, I didn't know. I thought she was transgendered. Come on. Get the fuck out of here, bro. What? Jess is beautiful. I did.

But then after that, she started going in on me like crazy. And I couldn't even get a chance of pausing. I said, I bet if it's up, it's up. So again, you know what I mean? You know? How you clicking it all like that with a female? Yo, listen. You click it on with anybody, man.

Just O'Lariah is going to come join No Jumper. You ballated her. We were welcome her here whether she's done with the breakfast club. She always was sending these pot shots at me. And I was just like... Like what? Like just always be like, yo, this guy is he misogynistic. Yo, this guy's an asshole.

You are an asshole. Well, listen, all I know is that she got fired on the day off and she's the one who got her sub. You can't have... Imagine you a teacher and the substitute teacher replaced you. But you remember when they were looking for the female replacement for Angelouille? They were looking and trying out so many people for months and months and it felt like they kind of decided like, all right, this Jess girl is the best option that we got.

Maybe Charlemagne was putting a little bit of pressure to make it happen for political reasons. And then they do it. It's not going that great. So they keep trying on more people. They try out the Lorenzo girl or whatever. And all of a sudden people like her way more. And then she's mad at Charlemagne and envy because they're not standing up for her in the public eye. when really they seemingly agree with the comment section that's hating on it,

which from my understanding, it's like most of the comment section is hating on it. Yo, foote what you were talking about right now, Adam? Listen, man, Trump back in the office, man. Listen, all the woke shit got to go. You got him elected. Hold on. That's what they're saying.

That's my nigga. Listen, Trump back in the office, that woke shit got to go. And all we're figuring out, if y'all think that you're going to go have maternity leave during the peak of your career and come back and still have your spot, you better be good at your goddamn job first, okay? Just had a baby? Yeah, no, she dipped out to have a baby, and she chose the person to replace her.

The person just played better, and they said, you on the bench now. People love her, the other chick. People talk about her. She's amazing. I haven't watched that much of it. You can't do the 100 show no more, and you say, yo, I can't do this for two months.

I'm working on my diapers. Yo, Bees's going to run this shit. Then after you come back, you're like, yeah, you're back and everything, but we still fucking with bees. You could be number two to these. Yeah, but you know the thing about it? We all run the Hunter's side. I know that's a hundredth.

Let me ask you a question. Let me ask you a question. Do you think the girl she picked the filling for should have said, nah, I don't want this job. That's my home girl. They thought there were going to be besties in there. No, no, here's the thing. We're going to get it.

It was, you know, if you're playing football, you can't have two quarterbacks on the field. What happened was that her natural role, she's a IG comedian. She's the person who could talk shit. She kind of represents the world. women who are a little bit ratchet, whatever, whatever. Got you. Charlemagne kind of covers that box. They lost Angelly Yee.

She was informative. She was, you know, she was talented at, okay, hey, let me give you the information that you need to know. And here's the thing. Just as damn near illiterate. You can't read. Come on, bro. Cut that out.

No, there's a lot of examples. They pointed it out. I ain't lying. Cut it out. She reads with her fingers. Cut that out. You're not going to do it like that. No, that's pretty well documented.

That's a bush. I've seen it. Y'all. She's reading like this. Yo, she was studying words and Flaco reading. Maybe she needs some glasses. I know my nigga Flacco can read. I just got glasses.

When Flacco's under here under the bright lights and he's pressure, he started doing this. But other than that, yo, I'm watching Flacco on his own channel fluid as a motherfucker. I'm like, go ahead, Flacco. Kill these niggas. Yeah. And sometimes when I'm sitting with Flaco, I feel like, oh, are you stuttering because I'm here? Because it's a little bit like higher stakes when I'm there. But then I see you with random people and it seems like you're not having that hard of time.

Nah, she couldn't read. And it's not no, you know what they try to. I said up Floyd, but Floyd could read. He just was... No, we're not doing no Floyd bashing. No, no. No, Floyd could read. He was a...

He definitely could read. Because I'm going to drop before. Yeah, we ain't doing no... Just hilarious. It ain't one... Like, every time it's coming to a reading segment, she is struggling. Like, it's one of those things that, like, get it out.

When you're doing podcasts, though, and we see this with the news, there's a lot of people you know that have a hard time reading. And you don't really realize it until they're live on camera and they have to read something. Hey. Yeah, are you going to apologize for saying that you fucked her or what? Oh, you fucking Tasha Kay? She wants an apology.

Wait, was it a box good? Her shit probably hit better than R&B. Oh, hell, no. Don't nothing hit better than R&B. Not wait until you try that Tasha K. What do you mean wait till I try? That's that good, good. What are you talking about?

I mean, that bankruptcy. What is he talking about? Bankrupt. What is he talking about wait till I try? Oh, shit. Talk about wait till I try. Give it a shot. Yo.

She got a husband. We got respect that. Yo, yeah, I talked to Cardi B. You got a little Palm Spring effect. Yo. A little desert. Yo, by the way, you got to salute to Cardi B. Yo, so I hit Cardi B not too long ago.

Wait, really? And I was just like, you know, you know, you know, Cardi didn't. You hit her? No, no, no. Come on, man. Awesome, my man. Don't do that, brother. Anyway, yo, so, so, you know, this was about, like, her,

Cardi B trying to seize another, like, way that she's making income. And I say, yo, Cardi, I ain't going to lie, man. I like this chick neither. I like that you're keeping your foot on her neck. And Cardi started telling me like, yo, listen, to keep it real, I'm in the hole. I spent over a mill trying to make this message, but it's worth it. So I'm going to keep collecting no matter when. And I'm like, I like that dedication.

No, that's definitely some scorched earth shit, you know, grind your op into dust. That's wild. Shit. You know who went away? Who? The racist chick. Who? Flo.

Flo. She had to disappear. She got to disappear probably forever. We don't float. Flo Scott Storge's ex-wife that had the viral clip. I heard shock and trashed to the Mexican valets. I just seen Scott Storch. Where?

Oh, the club? Miami or out here? Kiki and the River, me, Andrew Tate, fresh and fit boys, we're there. The thing that pulls up in a yacht. I mean, is he still marriages already? No, no. Okay, okay, all right. Yeah, man, this is around.

I'm like, oh, shit. I thought he said the money slowed up. I think it's coming back in again. No, that shit coming back in. It was when he was a cokehead that the money was running out. I'm telling you, that nigga, again, but you got to realize, Scott Storch had money, money. So, like, maybe when we heard that he was going supposedly broke,

him going broke is like him having our money, right? Which is like, yo, I can't just keep fucking off shit all the time. Not facts. But he probably got it back now. Wait, you just say you were hanging out with Andrew Tate? Yeah, man, Tate's a guy. I just commentator box match with him. No way.

Yeah. You don't fucking Andrew Tate? Yeah, I mean, I ain't got no problems, but. My girl seemed kind of surprised when I said that I would have him on. I'm like, what the fuck here? I was just talking to Myron. He said way more offensive shit than Andrew Tate. Wait, women still hate him?

I think a lot of women do, yeah. But what? The sex-gating allegations? The- No, I think there's hate what he'd say about, like, relationship. But, like, Trump back in office, man. I mean, you don't see, like, the leftist people on Twitter who are basically acting like Dana White, even shaking hands with Andrew Tate is,

like, the most deplorable thing that Dana White has ever done. I mean, there's a lot of people out there still treating him like, Hillary. Hey, hey, hey, Dana, my naked, but come on, man, like, yo. You know what? Him talking to Andrew Tate does not compare to Power Slap. Power Slap's the worst thing that Dana White ever did. Now, Power Slap kind of cool, though. I'd go.

You'd get smacked? I wouldn't play. No, no, no, I'd go and watch it. I'd love to see you do all your videos with a retort voice after that because your brain's not ready for that trap. You think more people tune in? Bruh, I don't like the sound of this at all. I don't want to say who you're going to send out. Any one topic's on there before we'd rather be?

Yeah, I've been on camera almost seven hours already. I'm kind of cooked at this point. And I feel like we really almost hit everything. Did you see Dejaun Paul getting a fight ahead? Oh, yo, wait, I got to do that. I'm going to be real. Dejan Paul, thumbs up, salute. He didn't run.

He squabbled up. I ain't got nothing bad to say about dude. I heard a gay nigga got, like, the most squabbles of it. That's crazy. That's him. That's Dejan Paul. Oh, word? The one fake guy got shot, but he was for real shooting.

So he called a Legas and giving niggas and squabbles? He didn't get shot. What about Rosecrans Vic kicking him in the head? You like that? Who had more squabbles? Who was he fighting? Him or AD? He was fighting a guy named Big Swift.

Come on, bro. Don't disrespect AD like that. Deja on and AD got a squabble up. I think that's a good fight. Big Swift is a rapper that is managed by Rose Cranzvic, or at least was. He's from a hood. I forget where I lush said he'd been friends with him for a long time. So him and Dejohn had been going back and forth on Twitter, talking shit, whatever,

and then Rose Cranzvick got thrown in it. So there's multiple years of drama on social media between them. Dejohn sees Big Swift. Big Swift spits on them. Then they squabble up, get into a fight. Dejohn knocks him down within probably, you know, five seconds of the fight, and then obviously all his homies jump in and so he's squabbling him. He squared off with him.

Hey, hey, what's been the outcome of some of the beefs that started on here? Like, um, um, yeah, y'all two, aren't going on a lot. It's a good combination. Rainwater and the white boy. The hookah, who could. They had a masoning incident. Rainwater masting. He was, he was front, front stage for that shit.

He must seem last week, though. That's gangster, that's gazing. Mason is gangster, right? And Lee came outside The press his ass and the masias came out Wait, wait, is Mason Gays or not? Or you have to swap it. It's questionable, right?

Yo, there it goes. We don't got to watch it. Just don't put it on the screen. Oh, shit. Look, that's here with the... Oh, yeah, they got it. Actually, I guess we could because they edited the whole thing out. Dejohn just posted another angle on his Twitter that's way better

where you can see the action. Maybe he won't squabble with you. Over getting shot? No, no, he's going to get pops. Oh, you're going to shoot again? Oh, hell not. That's crazy. Yo, we shoot you the next leg.

Niggins, fuck out of here. It's crazy, though, that this was our main story for the week until the brick shit happened. And then all of a sudden, this seemed far less important. I ain't going to lie. It kind of seems weird me talking shit about brick. And I know I'm not here in the night or tomorrow morning. Yeah, you guys had that cohesive relationship for a long time there.

I mean, he might call from jail. Like, you know? Yeah, we're waiting on that. That could definitely happen at some point. He didn't hit you yet? Nah, his family did, but not him. Yeah, he know you fake. Like, he didn't even trying to hit you for nothing.

Yeah. You're loose can hit me early, man. So, yo, Brigh ain't hit you? No, he ain't hit me yet. Oh, there it go. Oh, yeah, watch this. This shit crazy. Is it right there?

Oh, it doesn't it? It kind of looks like it. He got it. Yeah, look at him. Oh, yeah, dude got dropped. But you see, even before they jump in, it looks like Big Swift was about to get on top of him. Nah, bro.

Yeah, look, he's on top of him here, although he's been kicked in the head multiple times. Yeah, why does everyone suck it filming so bad? What is this? It did a fake, bro. Take it back. He was. He was.

Yo, I'm gonna lie out. Look at him right there. He's just laid there like a, well, the keeper room. Look, look, look, look. Bam, bam. Bam, wow. Oh, yo, he ain't playing around.

I'm gonna keep it. That's the Englewood enemy. He came out. Three-four with that right. Like, after he started connecting them combos, I would have started running because I would have had a saucy Santana flashbacking. Look at it.

The gay nigga not gonna knock me out of trying to fuck. Dejan is our saucy Santana for sure. Yeah, no, no. If he had just, when he knocked him down, just humped him on the ground, big dubs. You gay. Like, you're gay. Hard, yeah.

No, so what is the dudes, has he said anything? Rosecrank Vic? Yeah. He removed Power 106 from his father. Because Dejan has sworn that he's going to sue Power 106 for the fact that, nah. He acted like he was going to know that he didn't. He said that if Power 106 don't fire Rosecrank Vic, he's going to follow

a lawsuit against him. He's playing dirty. That was the last thing I heard him say. Why? Is that a Power event? No, but he was there as a Power 106 employee. So I feel like the lawsuit definitely has legs. He probably won't have a hard time finding somebody to take that.

But I wish the best for Vic. Hey, hey, can we talk about the meat mill shit real quick? Sure, yeah, what's going on with that? I don't even know. So Meat Mill took, he quote tweeted one of my tweets, right? So I had tweeted, I said, hey, listen, I'm reading through the indictment, about 30% of the incidents that they're saying the cops or the feds are saying there's some corroboration or they're mentioning online conversations or podcasts that either corroborate.

Again, there's nothing that happened on there, but they're using it as, hey, corroboration, yeah, yeah, yeah. And really, you know, I put that out of it just for these street dudes to realize, hey, listen, hey, I know some of y'all now look at it like it was an easy way to get a bag because I got these stories and I could benefit off of it, but you got to look at a nigga like Keyfedee and look at all the things. So show it on the screen. Yeah, and can you flip to the next one? because I assume that's where, because this is just a random person saying, it sounds like that shit Meek was saying about you. Okay.

So he quotes another person who says, if you're saying that there's stuff on podcast that's in the indictment, it sounds like all the shit Meek was saying about you. So Meek then retwees and says, Meek talk too much, shut up and rap. So he's kind of almost like parody

than what people say about him. More rap, less tweets. No more tweeting. You think the geeks want the street guy really from the street, talking while they get intimidated, being secure. These are all bossing campaigns. Now, so AC responds, take some accountability dummy.

You cried about violating probation when you posted an Instagram video of yourself doing a wheelie and got locked up later. Hold on. Let's stop there. Okay. Let's stop there. That's a fact. What, what Meek was trying to say is that, you know, he's trying to take the angle that it's you square geek podcast dudes that's jamming up the real niggas.

And I said, no. Meek, you being on this prison reform was because you viola. your probation doing a wheelie. I see people argue on Twitter doing a wheelie is not a crime. You ride in an ATV in the middle of the street in New York City where they could say you're operating a motor vehicle on safely. That is a crime as minor as it might be. And when you agree to probation,

which all these things take pleas to be on probation, you say you will not commit crimes, no matter how small or how big. Here's the thing. How did they catch Meek Mill? There's a billboard article. It literally says, Meekmill and his crew start doing wheelies

and start moving a certain way. The police show up because somebody called the cops. No one gets arrested that day. Everybody left by the time the cops got there. They went on social media and they seen Meek Mill in the same location. He posted the video. And they realized Meek Mill posted a video

of what they were called to the day before. They then arrested him the day afterwards. What does that mean? As a street dude, you posted the video that got you locked up. And then when you get locked up years later now, well, obviously, you crowd about it in the interim. But now you're saying, it's the blogs and geek skin you locked up.

You posted the incriminating footage that got you locked up. Thanks. If you don't post it, the blogs can't get it. If you street dudes don't have whack 100 IQ, stay off social media. Some of you guys are really... But also, everybody's complaint about Meek Mills' use of Twitter is not like, oh meek, you're not federal enough.

You're not erring out your crimes enough. It's just that you tweet like you're retorted. That's the only thing that anybody's ever given me a hard time about Twitter for. And I like me. Yay voice. But he don't, he communicates on Twitter as if he's got a 45 IQ. And it leads people. I feel like it's been a big, massive contributor to his public image taking a hit.

I think that if he had just shut the fuck up about the Diddy lawsuit that accused him looking up with Diddy or whatever, I wouldn't have been. become such a massive narrative. He got his government mayor friends. That would that was? Yeah. He talked to the governor about that. Total act.

Like, but like this. Like, imagine that governor hit up one of his federal friends. It was just like, Well, according to well-reputed, reformed gangster, meet Mill. He says, this is the guy responsible for murders. Conspiring, that's conspired,

to have several people killed. That's what he said, bro. It was crazy. Now, Meek has a long history of telling, though. Like, you see, Nick Telling isn't in the interrogation room. Does it on Twitter. Definitely told on us. He does pillow talking.

You know what I mean? That's the reality of it. Once he's, when I seen him tell on me, I'm like, if you tell him a civilian, you tell anybody. Do you think Meeg ever going to have another hit? No, I'll give him one credit. The song, he got the song on Friday, they're saying it's his best verse. And I listen to me, like, he's going crazy.

You know what I mean? I got to check that out. Hey, I'll give him some credit on that, you know? But I'm going to be honest with you, Meek is somebody who You know, if I was his manager, if I was somebody He's working PR-wise His voice is kind of

You know Like maybe it's played It sounds dated as ah It's like, whacking like that nigga ever since he doubted that Wacking game went for cheese steaks in Phillymen Wacking like that's no doubt that we pulled up Meek just needs to like choose his medium better If Meek Mill made

Instagram every time he had something to say If he made an Instagram story post of him saying what he felt, it would be so much less embarrassing than the way that it comes out on Twitter. He's not a native typeer. You're giving him too much credit. This is how I know we look at Mika as a retarded kid in the class because you give him every credit rather than speaking the truth. Think about it. ESL. Yeah. Yo, the reality is this, Mika's had an illustrious career. Most artists don't have the career like he has. He's done. There is no, there's no trying to put the toothpaste back in the tube. Well, if he does that, no, he's done.

His sound is dated. He is a good rapper, but nobody wants to hear. He used to rap for the quote quote Y-ins of a different generation. Those people got kids moved on. And they ain't listening to it. If Jim Jones can still be relevant at 50,

I feel like. Jim Jones saw 456 albums the first week. That's not relevant. That's a lucky number. You were 50 of petty. That's a fact. I think you sent me the sales too. I did.

He did the calculations. Why you and Jim Jones? We got to get you out together. Hey. What about? I guess the trip to the park didn't work. No, whoa, what, maybe he's so... Can warri over here.

He ain't sold nothing. You sure? He's so for it, bro. Jim's doing good. Bro, listen, that shit makes you $3,500. Right? Come on, bro. The niggas spend more on his wardrobe and his video.

You know that. He made $2 million off introducing Kanye to the crypto gas. When? That's what Kanye's mad about. That's why he has beef. with Jim now. Yeah, that was what Kanye said. Why did they fall out, though?

If he did it, if they made the deal, what happened? No, no, no, Kaya didn't tell me the story. He didn't get a story. Yeah. No, no, but I get Kaya. And, you know, again, with all this stuff, with the Jewish people, I ain't got nothing to do with none of that. You know what I mean?

I don't want to talk about that shit. But the, the, the, the, the, Jim Jones story, because I even questioned him and I'm like, I don't understand. Yo, he's like, yo, I gave this man $2 million. No, no, I didn't give him. He says, Jim Jones basically says, yo, I want you to take this meeting, right? you're going to get a percentage of if a deal gets done. Basically, it was already baking the cake.

If you introduce me, yay, I get two mill. Whether the deal gets done or not. I've had these crypto guys hit me and be like, oh, so-and-so follows you. Can you introduce me to them? I'll give you huge sums of money. And I'm just like, I'm not going to come out of my relationship with this guy by suggesting such a thing.

Jim Jones properly analyzes the situation and realizes that Kanye is going to be open to this sort of thing. Because what they do, they pump and dump. And they sue everybody tied to it. Yo, so second meeting, Ye says he finds out about the money. And he, like, he says at first, he's like, wait, you're getting two mill, but you're not even, like,

say we don't do it, you're not even saying, yo, yay, y'all going to bust us down with you because that's kind of a play. Yeah, he's like, yo, I get it. Jim Jones broke his fuck. He needed two mill. Yo, he's not. Jim's just a gangster. So he's like, whatever.

No, everything is still cool. Yeah. He says, he doesn't mean whatever. He says, we're feeling away because, you know, He realized that Jim is kind of being sneaky just to get some money. And he's like, he hates when people use him. He's like, yo, at least let him know, right? So then he says, all right, cool.

Him and Jim Finnego, you know, he says he wants to go design the new, like, urban, like, attire with Jim. And he's like, yo, Jim, let's do it. He says, yo, and this is going to sound crazy, but it's going to make sense. Like, this is how I felt when I first said, because I'm like, yeah, you're wilding. He says, he tells Jim Jones, he's like, yo, find me all. the hottest dudes in New York, pause. That got a drip. No, did it.

And basically send all of their fits or whatever and, like, how their style is and just send it to me a PDF. Okay? PDF. Pause. No, no. No, no.

A lot of strong pauses on this episode. This line is always in the gutter. No, no, no. PDF document. This is some fashion shit. You know what I mean? You know, yeah, he's a fashion, like, mogul. Right.

Yo, he says, Jim just tells him, he's like, yo, I don't know I do that bro. And he says that was just the most offensive thing to him because he's like, if you could use me to get $2 million and we're trying to work together, for me to ask you of something

and you're just like, I don't know, I'll do it. I think Jim should take the $2 million and run. Hanging out with Kanye, nothing good's going to come with us in the long run. He did. He took the two million and he's out there. Yeah, I support that decision.

There seems to be these people that will just pay to be introduced to celebrities. I've heard that's how top five go back. Well, the margins on the crypto shit is so ridiculous that if they can make that kind of shit. Team Mill for a meeting with Yeh, though, that's crazy, come on. You just got that for free.

These crypto dudes, money is not even real to them. If they could get, the amount of money they probably made doing that deal with Kanye? What are you talking about? What do you mean? Why would a meet with Yee be done for free? No, I'm saying, Aga just met up with Yee. I'm assuming you didn't pay Ye $2 million. But that's the act.

No, but that's why I was referring to it. That was his idea. He tweeted, I need an interview with Ag right now. That's a Kanye play. Hey, I mean, shit. I'm not going to lie. like if a meeting with Kanye could be worth that depending on what you're thinking.

They're thinking if Kanye gets behind a coin, you know, we're talking about market caps in a billion. Oh, yeah. No, let me ask you something. Do you like black people, black people for people, or do you like it because we're interested for you to report on? A lot black people's people like old people. I didn't ask you about all people.

No, I'm just saying that. All of them are. You be fucking black chicks, bro? Huh? you fucking black chicks I'm just curious probably I'm just curious

I'm just throwing that in the next you're not smash a couple black chicks just to get that do you look at us like interesting specimen or do you just look at us as people I just look at people as people man because I do video on white guys

I did the Cameron Terrell story you know about that why did you do the Central C join I did the Central C one has anyone heard a response from Central C about that not directly but there was a whole situation

off the back of it it's like I don't like what's going on the UK maybe you could put me on a little bit more again i'll fill you in yo so central c he's kind of crossed over first of all he's huge in the uk he's huge in europe and international right but he crossed over and to have a uk artist sell 37 000 first week in the u.s that's selling more than ice spice respect yeah right crazy and what's happening now is like the place where he's from they're now almost trying to do what like we we call like crab and the barrel shit from like inner

city's here like, yo, he ain't like that. He ain't real. Yo, he ain't never did this. He ain't never did. They're almost like kind of trying to debunk him being whatever he's purported. The same thing would happen to any American rapper, though, that was talking like they were really in the streets, you know, it's like people are always looking up. Is he talking that crazy? He points out a lot of examples that you or I wouldn't have picked up on. A word?

Yeah. Oh, I ain't know you was talking about. I, you know, I didn't know that. A.J. Diggin' a real one out of there? Diggad Diggad. Digged D. Yeah, dig a D goes crazy out there. But that's like a whole area.

It's like Digger D, Fredo and Central Sea, all those West London guys, but obviously they're all kind of in different sets that all have issues, and it's just like a whole crazy thing. But then Central Sea was just this guy that kind of came out of nowhere and started sort of repping the sets from these areas.

That was my favorite thing about that documentary you did about him is how you showed how his music went from dog shit to hard as fuck over the years of him just like working at it, working out. No, unfortunately the conclusion is you should rap about street shit and act a little bit more street than you actually are. in order to make your shit pop up.

But to me, that was motivational. I felt like that shit was motivational to a lot of artists out there. Hey, it might take you seven years, but if you really work your ass off, maybe you can land on something. No, I've got to give him his credit as just like a great artist. He made amazing music. He kind of navigated through the industry and the way that he needed to.

And I respect him as an artist, but at the same time, the reality is, he kind of took all of the gang-bang and violent stuff that was going on in West London and made that his image, even though he wasn't in it. And that's just something you've got to acknowledge because there were really guys that were living that lifestyle going in and out of jail that were really trying to use music as a way out of it.

And, like, he basically took over the entire lane. He's a better performer. He's a better rapper than him. That's it. Yeah, that's true. Because I feel like... I don't think he fuck something. I think it's bad.

Yeah, no, I think he got to hate you because, like, like, your video was, like, the first big indictment of his character was, like, it's like, imagine the game coming up. Like, the world is looking at a game like, this is a super blood from Compton. And some reputable, like, documentary guys said, as, yo, whatever y'all believe is a fucking fraud. You know what I mean? Like, in the midst of him going up? First of all, but he was at the talk at that point, I was saying.

The game is the biggest blood when it comes to rapping in the world. That's a fact on Pire Road. I'm going to put it. Playboy Cardi. Wayne. Wayne. Yes, over Wayne. Cardi right now is one of the biggest rappers in the world.

Hold on. The whole album is telling you is a blood. Oh, I got something coming for you. Why is game of bigger Don Mood than Wayne? What about slimy? In terms of being more famous? And King Slama of Blood? I'm going to say it like this.

What? I don't know. I'm asking you. You're not going to. Yeah, thugs way bigger. I don't know who's the blood in the game. You know what? You crazy?

You want to go catalog for catalog? I'm going to keep it. I got somebody. What? Maybe. You want to go catalog for catalog? Yeah. It's not going to be a devastating element.

We got thought of people. What, about eight years? Yeah. Respectfully, I got somebody who's a big... Okay, well, let me hear. Jim Jones. No, we're not. No, we're not.

They put him on. First of all, first of all, I'm trolling. Look at this. First of all, let's understand this. We are from the West Coast. He brought it to Harlem, though. Jim Jones had to come out here to get a stamp. One stamp.

He's not? He got plenty of stamps. Yo, Wackade Jim Jones so much, man. I ain't got no. Blood is a rat. That's so here. He's going to superviolate you. He's a rat.

That's on him. So at the end of the day, and you know what the fuck 6-9 told us. You just be fun. Who is the number two? If 6-9-D... Nobody don't care about rat no more, why?

Hold on, I know. If 6-9 didn't get on that stand, who's the number two? Keep it real, act? Man, we don't care about rat. Keep it real, though. No, keep it real. Who's the number?

If 6-9 didn't take that stand... Yeah, yeah, yeah. Who's the number two? Yeah, all right, but listen, we don't care about that, man. We rock was... Letters are right. What I'm saying is, game, respectfully,

is the biggest Dambu rapper in the world. That's the fact. Are we talking about rap-wise? Are we talking about being actually that guy? No, we're talking about as a rapper. Nah, he ain't bigger than Wayne. He ain't bigger than Cardi right now. Street-wise, I would give it the game.

But over-stoolery-wise, do you think game of bigger celebrity-wise? You think game of bigger celebrity win? Hold on. I said, Domu, homie. Yeah, what does that mean exactly? I don't know. Yeah, I don't know. The gang memory is.

It just means blood in general. So every blood is a Dammu? That's a fact. Okay, then Wayne is obviously more famous and has a better catalog than game. No, listen. Check this out. Are you cash money? This is still a movie for you.

The game, I don't give a fuck. Nick of this. Paro. The game is Paro and Dombo is the same? The game is the biggest jobble rapper and the Ross of fact. Don't go to anything, nigga. Anything. We're talking about it in the peak.

Anything east of Cali, don't talk to me about it. We're talking about right now. And I'm going to leave it right here. Straight up. You ain't fucking with the motherland. Kendra's not a gangbanger. Not a banger, but from a hood, right? No, he's a cop.

He grew up in the west side. We ain't doing that, Decatur. Well, W.G. was on his run, like, he was kind of doing his thing. I'm not compared him in the game, though. I'm not going to play. Game is a different level. I think game at his peak is probably hotter than Cardi now. And Cardi's hot right now, but I ain't going to lie.

Game had, like, the entire, he not only had the West Coast. He had, he had, you want to go catalog to catalog with Thub. But I also think Thug could give more. No, no, you're right. Game wins that. Catalog for catalog. But who was hotter at their peak? Game.

No, I'm talking about Wayne now. Wayne definitely hotter at the peak. No, bro, listen. I'm going to say it like this. We're talking this Da-Moon thing, right? That start right here, right? Ain't nothing outside of here on outranked what started here. That's like a dude from New York saying hip-hop started here,

so nothing from outside of here can be. hotter than the shit that originates from here. We're talking about gangbanging. You a white boy don't know what the fuck you're talking about. No, I'm a white boy who knows more than you. We're talking about gang bang. You don't. You don't.

You don't know nothing about that. I'll spit shining that head. Wayne was definitely rapping about a lot of bloodshed. I'm not saying he's from here. That's the homie. But we're not going to give him that rank over the game. It's not going to happen. If we're talking music, we've got to give it to him over the game.

Oh, we're talking about who the biggest dot Moore. That's just what that is. I don't give a fuck who you are. To be fair, they're both upper echelon. They're both in the top conversation. Listen, bro. That's a homie and all that and even weighing it to me. When it comes to that, he's going to salute the home.

Who's a bigger rapper right now, Lowell-Wander game? I'm not talking about rap. Before, I feel like we were talking about rapping. I said the game is the biggest blood in the rap game in the world. That's what I said. We're not talking about rap. Much love to the game. Well, somebody's got to tell Kendrick that because Kenji can't be showing no love, man.

I don't like that. He should have to pop out. You know, but Kenzie was showing love to all the game members except the game. Crips, bloods, what do you mean? You think it's because the game aligns with Drake, the game removed himself from that? The game, fuck with both of them. Yeah, that's what I'm saying. I don't think they like the, the, the both sides shit.

He didn't play both sides nowhere. That's why I think he stayed neutral. He's supposed to. Two nickers rap when he knows. Yeah. Let them rap. Yeah, but noticeably on the pop out, like, you know, we have. everybody who's like, shit,

I think then we have E40 who's doing the voiceover. We have Dr. Dre again, not necessarily speaking about gang members, but just like, like, showcasing the West Coast. No, no, hold on. But what I'm saying is showcasing,

I know, showcasing the West Coast. Like, I feel like... All up and coming rappers at that stage, bro, which y'all don't understand. Yeah, but, yeah. Snoop wasn't in. Nigg, you think you're on public kids? And Snoopy game went,

that took away an hour from these little niggas coming up. That was for the up-and-coming locals, so are you telling me? So are you telling me that Kendrick Rocks for game? Because the game seemed pretty sad when he was talking about it. Yeah. He was like, yeah, man, I wasn't really part of the shit.

He would have liked the invite. But he's playing both sides, so he didn't get an invite. He didn't go nowhere in Cali, but. Well, you need an invite to perform on stage at a concert. No, you don't. You can't just renegated. The game bring great back to Compton. If the game would have popped up and said he wanted to hit that stage,

They were only to hit that state. That's a fact. Could Game bring Drake back to Compton for, what's it called, 100, part two? You can do what you want to do if that's what you want to do. Is Drake welcome over here? Of course. Nobody got no issue with Drake, bro. I think hit of J3 has convinced himself he has an issue with Drake.

Glasses Malone seems convinced that he's Drake's op now. Really? Really? I mean, the way they tweet. He Malone talking hip-hop talking music. Nobody wanted to do that. No. full of hate. They're full of hatred

for the boy. Who? No, you're not. Yeah, who's a big artist right now? Do you think, Drake? Drake. I'm not lying. I was going to shot that Drake's R&B album did 250. I thought it's going to do 175. Hell no.

Right now. When we talk about overall numbers. I think when Drake drops his dick solo, he's doing 4005. Yeah, yeah. Drake's a way bigger artist still. That's it. If Kendra drops the album past all this hype and there's no dissing or whatever, the numbers ain't gonna be as good as this most recent one. Why not? Why would it be?

Why wouldn't it be? People were tuned in because they wanted to hear what he had to say about Drake. Why wouldn't it be? Your last album was great. The morale's one? He didn't dis Drake on that. Anyway, listen to that shit. What? There was like 10 years where nobody was really paying attention to Kendrick's music besides the

pitchfork crowd. Let's be real. We all know it. Not 2017, you weren't crazy. He sold $600,000. It was Good Kid Mad City. Then the Drake thing. And in between that, there was a gulf of where nobody was fucking with.

It was up and damn. I was doing podcast during that era. We barely talked about it. Oh, because Kimmer don't fuck you. Yeah, but he don't need to fuck me. We were talking all about everything else that happened in the culture. I mean, for some shit that you're on the level on you can't talk about. Name a song off that album.

I'm just saying. I'm watching this number. I told you that. Oh, you're not going to catch me listening to a whole kid at a house. one, two songs, two songs, that's it, you know shit. But you'd be listening to Drake album. No, no, I don't. Armie you put on that Drake album.

No, my, I'll feed me on my, I don't listen to me. I was like, too, three songs. Yeah. Riding and crying, I don't know what to listen to it. How are you going to listen to that? Come on. She's definitely in the crib singing, we in Miami going up another night. Come on.

Your girl's sick of getting to banging on wax. I don't fucking music. Are you weird? Now, you can't Squab love. That's a fact. You can't go. You're banging on wax.

You get gangbanger. All right. Just like that, the episode comes so close. I got to go do a gang bang. Who? I wish I don't understand me and fucking the music,

right? When you're listening to other men, no, I don't like, I don't like that. I got a lot of old sex tapes. I got a lot of sex tapes. Turn on a nigger voice.

I'm going to leave you right. I got a lot of sex tapes from back in the day that got smoke pert playing in the background. I'm going to talk to you. It seems misguided. No, no, no. I never thought about the woman being turned on by the artist. That's what it is.

By the artist. She fantasizing about what she in. I'm not out. If a female ever learned life turn on a man's voice while I'm making love to what I'm going to this right. Yeah, I don't want to listen to Drake while I'm fucking because Drake is doing something in the music that I can't do. Drake's, I can't make music this beautiful.

Drake's giving you the assist. Yeah. Right? while you fucking your woman, she be insinated and fantasizing about the voice, and you got to hear a man's voice while you fucking. You know what I'm gay? I don't want to listen to somebody I know while I'm fucking.

Whack, do you fuck to the sounds of the Hunterside with trenches on Clubhouse? The show he ain't turning that off. You keep a playing, right? So what's the noises that's going to be playing? Are you watching Netflix or you say you don't really play music? Bro, listen, I talk to my woman. Oh, can be culling it through this.

That's a fact. I'm going to kill you. I said talk to my. It's weird of shit. But like, when you hit it or you ever say it on par, rule on bottom of nut? No, I don't do that. Okay. Let me tell what you do.

Take the grill, right? Okay. And just hit her without no music. Okay. This is the experience right here? Wait a day or two and then put on Drake and shit like that and hit her. And for his weather that day, then there's a problem. And on that note, I'm out.

Yeah, I got to take a piss. We might as well wrap this up. Shout out to Ack. Shout out Trappler-Ross. I just saw your booty crack and I feel pretty uncomfortable with it. Shout out to Rimo in the back. I can't do it.

I think of serenate me and my bitch. All right. Adam and White Pot. Smash that like button. Shout out to Ag. Vlad. Traplora Ross. Donnie on the boards.

Heath on the timestamps. Let's go. Who do you like to listen to?