No Jumper - The YG Interview: Introduces His 4HUNNID Label & Fields Adam's Tough Questions

Episode Date: March 9, 2021

YG came in strong with the 4Hunnid squad for a lit and fun convo with Adam! YG accompanied by Day Sulan, D3 and Mitch, talk about how they met, started to work together, built a strong bond and now making money together. 4Hunnid dropped their mixtape Friday Match 5! ----- CHECK OUT OUR NEW SPOTIFY PLAYLIST https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5tesvmDS8h50LkjnSAWMOs?si=j6sJD6DkR4mk5NZZWnlK7g FOLLOW US ON SNAPCHAT FOR THE LATEST NEWS & UPDATES https://www.snapchat.com/discover/No_Jumper/4874336901 CHECK OUT OUR ONLINE STORE!!! http://www.nojumper.com/ SUBSCRIBE for new interviews (and more) weekly: http://bit.ly/nastymondayz Follow us on Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/nojumper iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/no-jumper/id1001659715?mt=2 Follow us on Social Media: https://www.snapchat.com/discover/No_Jumper/4874336901 http://www.twitter.com/nojumper http://www.instagram.com/nojumper https://www.facebook.com/NOJUMPEROFFICIAL http://www.reddit.com/r/nojumper JOIN THE DISCORD: https://discord.gg/Q3XPfBm Follow Adam22: https://www.tiktok.com/@adam22 http://www.twitter.com/adam22 http://www.instagram.com/adam22 adam22hoe on Snapchat Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

No jumper. Coolest podcast in the world. And today I'm in here with YG and a few members of his squad. How you doing? I'm solid. What up, bro? What's popping? Feeling good, man.

You're straight? Oh, super straight. Yeah, you look like an MMA fighter or something. Do I really? Oh, man, he came in here. He turned the roast on as soon as the camera goes on. All right, let's see what this is about to be like. And I'll fuck it with you, man.

It was pop. We got D3 in the building, Mitch Day Salon in the building. I feel like full honey game. D3 opened up a little bit since the last time I've seen him. I felt like your charisma and your humor didn't come through as much last time,

but now you've been more yourself. Last time I was off lean, and I was in some of you. And I was scared for using my hood. I tried to make sure like, I look back, you know. Because he sent me up on a fucking crash dummy mission.

He sends me to the hood to meet up with you, and then I get there and you're like, yo, we're going to cook crack for the vlog. For the record, it wasn't really cracked, but it's still like it was crack a lot of people

who watched the video didn't necessarily know that and YG like engineered this this is how he treats his artist he's like yo we're gonna send Adam 22 to the trenches and have him film a felony wasn't that cool though

good luck you know what I said this I'll tell a lot more people just don't get caught you know what I'm saying that's good guys amen okay so we know D3 a little bit

day salon next tell me a little bit how you guys met in the club the booty club or the regular club? The booty club. Well, she used to dance at the booty club. She hates it, but I don't, like, yeah.

There was a couple years ago. It was before OnlyFans, right? Crazy girls, man. I was drive by that. Crazy girls, the only fans is the best shit ever, right? You put those two together, you got a maid. Crying. Crying.

Tell me about you meeting him. What was that like in the Booty Club? What was his vibe? Regular, lit, compton nigger. Drunk as fuck, you know, he's vibing. I mean, not everybody do, me. When you in the club, you vibe, you're strippers, you throw up money, it is what it is. My bad.

I'm glad. Everybody, you know. Everybody. About that. Oh, God, you be lit. It is what it is. But, nah, he was cool. It was just some regular, like, approach.

Like, you know, we both from the same city. What's the deal? Cool. All right. I'm going to go back to work. And you were like, I rap? No, I wasn't rapping at that time. I wasn't rapping at that time.

It was just, like, a mutual. ain't a nigga I'm from the same city What's up? Right And then he said Listen I'm gonna write these bars for you And we're gonna make this money Nah

No No That's not how I went No Whoa You burn No Never

That's crazy Never She'd be writing her Oh shit Okay FI That's good to know Go look at the credits

Thank you Yeah Kind of ball me on here Okay It's a question You know This is a history of this in the rap game.

See, if you want to know about if somebody wrote a song, you got to go look at the credits on the songwriter, on the publishing side, because you're going to see all type of different names. I'm from the streets. I never done that. You from the streets? Well, us street.

Yeah, like I was said, you know, just look at the credits. Just Google it, bro. I've never Googled. I got to start looking at people. No, I Google, but I never look at that. You go on Google and look at your shows. I honestly don't know how to fucking look

up who wrote on a song. So I'm in the, people will be like, oh, this dude and this dude wrote on this song. I just take their word for it. Oh, okay. But you're in the music industry in a way that I don't think I am. As you can see, you have three artists here. No, you're there. You'll be interviewing all the artists and shit. You're in the music business, dog. Yeah, but I'm more in the YouTube business. Not the music business as much, you know. Anyway, okay. You're a YouTuber. For real. Okay. How you feel about that? Get your money. It's popping. You like an edgy YouTuber, though. You ain't corny and shit, so you go.

Hey, not corny. Thank you very. very much Laura. Laura's applauded me at least. Wait, so how do you guys take it from you're cool, you're in this club to your sign to my label and I believe in you enough to get behind your career? Like for me it's a vibe thing, it's a music thing and it's a swag thing, you know? And then like if you're a street nigga, like you really got to be a street nigga. If you're not, then it's like, nah, I can't fuck with you because you're not really. a street nigga you know or if you like if you um you claim it if you claim in the title but you really not that title i like i don't fuck with you like i can't really take it there with you we

could be cool and all that type of shit but but you believed that she had that she is she fresh out of the strip club when i met her and she started doing music like so she did right you know what I'm saying she was the hot shit in the strip club. Will, you were running it? I wouldn't say running it, but I was giving my money. I was one of the top, for sure. Hello. Oh, God.

What? Nicks came to see me for show. They knew my name. Like her. They knew my name. They said they like her. They know her. They couldn't get her.

Yeah, they can't get her. Like, she like, speak highly about that. All these niggas be on me, but they can't get me. Like, she speak highly about that, you know what I'm saying? My nigga Mitch right here. He got the bitches. Yeah, so where did Mitch come from? Tell me all about Mitch.

Oh, oh. Oh, he'd be in and out of relationships and shit. Oh, wow. So you're messy. Tell us more. Hell no. Hey, my bad, bitch. Lay you.

Hey, I'm just a typical young man, you know, successful young man in LA. That's it. Uh-huh. So in other words, you got like 100 different bitches on SpeedDow? No. I just, I'll just, I'll be having my relationships sometimes, you know? Right. When you try to be respectful and shit, you got to respect it.

You've learned from your mentor here. You got a messy life in that way, too, right? No, my shit is real respectable, you know? This shit is respectable. My shit is respectable, duh. Right. I mean, respect. But where are you from?

And, like, how did you guys meet? She was born in Texas, raised in Arizona. Shit, I made a beat for him, and that's how we ended up getting it, cracking the shit. Really? Mm-hmm. Yeah, he produced on one of my tapes a long time ago. Then he came back around producing, and then he was playing records, and he was like singing this shit on records.

And me and the homies was like, man, he'd be an artist. You know? I'm good. But he write, produce, make beats, you know what I'm saying, do his artist shit. He knows some modeling shit. You know what I'm saying? The whole not. Yeah.

Then my young nigga, D3, fresh out the Knicks. How the hell did you guys even actually link up, though? I don't think we ever actually went into that. The homie, Syke 800 over there, the black nigga with the dress. The other nigga is two nigga with dress. One we got the short one. That's Booker T over there.

Sight, you know what I'm saying? That's the homie from the hood. You know, he'd be on his A&R. You know, he's from me on the streets and shit. So every time he comes past a young artist, you know what I'm saying that he fuck with. He's sitting in my way. And he put me on D3.

on his page. I'm like, yeah, I fuck this nigga energy, like the songs he was making and all that. And I met him and shit, and I found out he can really rap. So I'm like, oh, yeah, come on, we're going to turn this shit up. B-teen, Red Team, Sue B-ness, you know? That's what's up. I feel what you were saying.

But how much of it is image? Because I feel like or like, you know, just star power in general, because with her, I do definitely see what you're saying in the sense that she has like a in charisma. Like, we've all seen five million stupid-ass girls trying to rap and it is just so embarrassed.

Not just like girls in general, but like girls who are like they're hot so they feel like, oh, now I can be a rapper. It's hard to like make that connection though. Most of them are trash. I hear you. It's a lot of ones out there that's popping though these days. Yeah, you can't write somebody off nowadays just because

of how they came up. Yeah, sure. Did you always want to do the label thing since early in your career? Yeah, I was always moving like, label vibes, you know what I'm saying? I had like clicks and I was like the main nigga of the clicks and I used to make show, I used just involved everybody with whatever I was doing. And you know, my track record I put, I put a lot of niggas on, you know, like the homies and shit. So it was all like, you feel me, I, like I just had that vibe the whole time.

So yeah, this is something that I always wanted to like really do. You know what I'm saying? It's kind of hard though. when you're artists, like to have a real label and have people take you serious and shit. So you know, you gotta put in some real time and energy and work. Right, like, how involved do you get?

Like, are you listening to like, every, are you in the studio, like, really working with them on music and stuff? Because you could take it to that level, or you can just kind of sign somebody, give them a chain and some money and be like, all right, figure it out. No, no, no, no, no, we're in the studio ready.

Nope. It's more like, he's overbearing? No. Because you know, you've always, that's the interesting thing about YG. Let me just talk about YG for a minute. The interesting thing about YG is you, like, came in the game, street rapper, but then you seem like you always knew how to make big hits,

and we're always down to do so. A lot of rappers, like, they can spit a dope verse, but they never really, like, cross over to, like, really making a hit. Yeah, no. Yeah, I mean, I don't know that's a part of my situation, you know? Yeah, but no, we in the studio with it. We in the studio, you know, I'm going for sure get my input. I'm going to tell you some shit.

hide there some shit whack. I expect you to do the same, you know what I'm saying? For me, I might not listen to you, depending on who you is. But, uh, yeah, we're in the studio with it, duh. I'm involved. Mm. Yeah. Does he, like, does he want, like, final say on your decisions of, like, songs and stuff?

Or is, like, how controlling is you? That's why I'm trying to figure out. Because I hear stuff about certain, like, producers and stuff who want to really, like, Kanye making people rewrite verses 20 times and shit. On blus we rewrite verses. Oh, really? Okay. I'm rewriting.

Hit him up, I rewrote my shit. Damn. I'm rewriting verses. Uh-huh. Y'all I'm saying? I asked the homies like, hey, this shit weak. Niggas be like, yeah, bro, you come harder. I'm like, yeah, I was feeling the same way.

I'll rewrite that shit, you know what I'm saying? So that's a part of the game. You gotta be willing to do that. Yeah, you can't feel no type of way about it. Now, if you really believe a verse is hard, and you're like, no, nigger, this shit fired. You got me fucked up. Like, you know what I'm saying?

I didn't have some. in them, like, conversations sometimes, you know what I'm saying? Shit turning to arguments and shit. Right. Yeah. Who do you listen to? You listen to mustard? Yeah, for sure.

Are there any other, like, producers that you feel that real close connection with? Um, yeah, I mean, it's a couple, you know what I'm saying? But it ain't really like, I don't really work with too many people. I don't know, like, I'm trying to do better at that, but it just be like, Like, I don't know, my shit just be a certain, it's a certain sound, it's a certain swag, a certain tempo. If you ain't got it, you ain't got it, you know? But, like, when I'm in the studio, like, I'm willing, you know what I'm saying?

I'm going to just rap on some shit. It may never come out, but I'm a rap. That one time I went to the studio with you, you had a couple of your artists in there. And at that time, and I'm not being specific about what time, so hopefully this is all good to say. But there was, like, a relatively solid stream of really good-looking women. coming in and out of that studio. All the time, my nigga. And he's just, like, having these nice little conversations with him.

I can tell he's just swagging on him, just buttering him a little bit. I'm like, man, if I could hear what he was saying, I'll probably learn a lot about women right there. Like, he's doing something over there that I'm not. I don't think I'm bringing that to the table, whatever this conversation is over here in the corner. No, the vibe in the studio is everything, you know what I'm saying? Yeah.

Yeah, so you got to have whatever you feel like you need to have in there to get the shit going, the records. Right. The energy, you know. You smoking dope in the studio? Smoking dope, gas, Y-G-O-G. Yeah, we got that on deck in the studio. Okay.

That's the only dope we smoke. That's the dope at the time. What's what about? Amen. That's the only dope we smoke on God. God, I'm there. Oh, shit. You can't smoke dope no more?

I'm trying to say, hey, what? No, you smoke dope around us. We got to beat. You can eat your ass. No. I'm talking about, nigger. Your nigger ain't gonna make it out. That lot.

Yeah. It's only, it's certain drugs. It's certain drugs you can do. And it is we ain't gonna bother you. But then when you start doing them other gang drugs and shit, we on your ass. We tripping. Like, we tripping on you. We're gonna probably try to fuck you up.

But we're gonna cut you off. You can't come around no more, nigga. That's shit not. Yeah. Well, so, okay, what's your threshold for that? told for that though, like if D3 tells you like, hey, I've been popping hell the perks lately and shit. I mean the perks, are you gonna step in

and be like, yo, you gotta watch out. I see people get hooked up that. Oh, my God. Now, look, so the perks, this is, you know what I'm saying? That's how I feel about it. The perks is fires as fuck. I fell in love with perks when I got shot. Like, they gave me perks and I got hooked

and I started tweaking. I had to stop and shit, but, um, but um, like the purse is straight, right? But you see me, that's what I tell D3, this nigga young. So, like, you need a 21 year, right? I'm 20. this nigga, so he's doing, I ain't gonna put all this business out there, but he's doing that.

I didn't did a perk before. But he's like, he's like, 20, he in a teenage body, like, that nigger like his body. What? He doing a perks like a teenage body, like. No, no, no, listen, I'm a grown-ass man. So it like, so I'm like, so it's like, bro, you can't, you ain't ready for all that. My nigga, like, slow down, dog. Nah, it's really, bro, your body weight and all that matter when you're taking perks.

Like, I don't think, like, everybody, like, That's my size and my weight. I want a dead homie you're not taking. You're not really taking over. Me and him could tell you that when you're 20 getting fucked up versus when you're like older getting fucked up is a very different thing. Yo body, it's like your body tolerance.

It matters though. You feel me? Like when I did it, it was like it wasn't booed. I feel like I was going, you feel me? He felt like he was going to pass out of the shit. He was about to get up out of it. But you know, that milk calm you down. Milk?

Yeah. Okay, kids, if you're going to pop a perk, Keep some milk around. If you feel like you smoke too much or something? No, God, get that milk. Hey, but see, look, bro. I see, look. Drink milk, I'm telling you.

These nika crazy, milk is. That shit, look. Unless the 30 minutes, you can ask Hundo. You guys don't need me Hondo. Because he was in the car, I'm going to turn the heater off and turn it on. Milk is horrible. Take me to the G. Somebody will get some milk.

I'm drunk some milk and I went to the studio after that. It was fine. But before that I'll tell, like, take me to the hospital. See, here, a project, nigga. They, like. He said, drink some milk. drink some milk. That milk gonna get you straight.

I don't know what it do. That shit calmed me down. I ain't gonna like that. I've been too fucked up before and I never thought to try milk so I can't even tell you that you're wrong. Next time you do it, try the milk and then hollat me, you're gonna be like...

Almond milk, oat milk. They got a lot of good different types of milk. You gotta jerk the shit. The 2% you got to drink that low fat shit. You're talking about cow milk. It's something in that shit, I don't know. Four hundred is now... That's cow nut, nigga.

Oh! Hey, on my mom, that ain't no cow nuts. It might be, it might be, it might be cow blood and that shit and all the other shit they talk about with cow nuts. That's worse, bro. Oh, man, man. But what you was about to say? I don't know. I was kind of distracted by the milk.

He said 400 something. Oh, 400 is not just a label, but now also provides nutritional information to the youth. Oh, yeah, yeah. We sure, you know. We care. Okay. So, do you feel like? I got you.

Now you're, do you feel like now you're actually ready to fully like be a label director or whatever? Like, do you feel like you've kind of like reached a point in your life

where you're ready to put more of your time into these artists and stuff instead of focusing on yourself so much? I mean, I'm focused on, I'm focused on everything. It's like, it ain't, it's like, see, this is my thing. I want to be in business and sign,

like artists that's like they already on go. All I got to do is come helping with certain shit and just let them get my platform and all this type of shit. You feel me? Because it's like, I'm still an artist and I'm doing everything I'm doing.

So it's like, you can't need me to like baby you because then that ain't going to work. You got to, you feel me? I could meet you halfway. I'll meet you halfway. We'll meet you halfway. We're going to come together. It's going to be a thing, you know what I'm saying?

So I don't think nobody want to, don't know label or artists, nobody want to sign somebody that they got a baby. Because if that's the case, I mean, look, it's labels that sign a gang of artists and they sign them and you never hear nothing from them artists because you see me they like that like they probably waiting on the label to do whatever they feel like they're going to do but um i'm focused though and i got people i got a team you know what

i'm saying i got zanova over there she really like you know what i'm saying general manager of the label she handled all the back-in shit admin shit you know i'm saying making sure everybody on time all the shit that you probably think i'm handling i'm not handling that i don't think you're I assume you've got a team that is doing the paperwork. I'm music and I'm lifestyle. I don't want to talk about shit else. Really? So you don't like to be bothered too much about the business side of things?

No. Like, my thing is, look, I'm cool with having a conversation about it. Like, look, we're doing this like this, this like this, this like this, this like this, and I don't never want to talk about it again. Like, you feel me, the blueprint is there. You have to really believe in your team to assume that shit is still going to get done. Yeah, for sure. Yeah, definitely.

Definitely. Do you feel like you need that space in order to still be creative? Hell yeah, bro. If you're doing paperwork all day, it's going to fuck up the flow, right? That's not for me. I mean, it's cool. Like, they can get it done, but it's like, you know what I'm saying? We got a lot, like, you're a dad too, right?

So it's like, I got to do that shit. I got YG artist shit. I got D3 artists, music, Mitch music, mild shit, Dave Shulon, Herho shit. 400 clothing, 400 sneakers, fucking 400 cannabis, TV and film, you know what I'm saying, all type of problems with this person, this bitch, my mama and them, my little brother. Oh, you know what I'm saying? This is a lot of my 24 hours. You know what I'm saying? This shit complicated, you know? Definitely. Yeah, I got the dogs at the house, too big ass Dobermans. You got to make sure they straight, they eat chicken and steak.

Yeah. Yeah. I just seen that. Big chicken. They eat chicken steak like that. I just seen DMAXAloat feeding Popeye's fried chicken to his dogs. No, my dogs eat like... They can't do that, right? No, my dogs eat like...

They gotta eat raw shit in. My dogs, no, hell no, my dogs eat. God, they're supposed to. My dog eat cooked, seasoned chicken. Black him, that shit be spicy. See, I heard this, that, like, celebrities be paying mad money for, like, really, really high-quality meat

for their animals. No, my dogs eat what I eat. They eat my leftovers. For real. Yeah, dog bag. Doggy bag. Doggy bag. But don't bump. Hey, where's Slim 400? Sli 400. It's still cool? Slim 400. He outside. Slim 400 outside. He probably on a block or something. Right. It's nothing but bloods. It's warm. He is slim outside. You guys talk much? Yeah, we cool, we straight. Okay.

Why you ask me? He was signed to YG. I was wanting to know if you were going to still keep working with him. No, Slim wasn't signed to YG. We're from the same hood from the same block. So like I told Slim, like we had, we talk about this all the time. I said, bro, like, you don't, like, you don't got a sign in me. You got, you got me already.

Like, you don't got a sign, bro. Right. You know what I'm saying? So like, you feel me? Because I told someone like, bro, you can go do your thing and do a deal. different. You ain't got to be signed to me. Like, you already got me. You my homie. So, like, why I'm gonna sign you?

You know what I'm saying? So that was the whole thing with Slim. And then he like, he got it at the end. Like, he's like, yeah, because now he's doing with it. He's doing whatever he want to do how he want to do it. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. Well, that's good. Shout out Slim. Yeah.

Is that scary you when he got shot a year or two ago? Yeah, yeah, yeah, for sure. That was a bad one. He hit like 10 times. Yeah, oh me. You got to be careful out here. You got to stay dangerous. What do you mean when you say that? Stay dangerous.

Sometimes that doesn't sound like the best advice. No, I heard. Pull the Tuli out in that interview. Why do you got legal problems? I know you don't want to do that. Don't get caught with it. A guy you tell me that all the time. On a gang, don't get caught.

I'm going to be honest with you. There's a guy here who seems like he's probably handling most of your security. concerns. Oh, you know, we got the streets on lock. Some shit sold up. You dig? For sure. Yeah, B-team, B-team.

B-team. How do you feel about the streets at this point? Is it still like something where you really give a fuck about the opinion of the streets, or do you feel like you're almost getting to the point where it's like, I've been and done this shit, I don't really give a fuck about all this, you know? Yeah, no, I mean,

Like the streets, like when you're a rapper, you're an artist, right? And you want to stay, like, of course you're going to elevate and you're going to turn it to, like your whole shit just going to elevate and it's going to transform to other shit and you're going to venture off and you'll become the icon, a businessman, the wootty, wopty bop. But if you still making rap music and, you know what I'm saying, you moving around, you need the streets, you know what I'm saying? because that's who you're talking to. You're talking to the streets.

You're talking to the clubs. You know what I'm saying? You're going to be hitting the clubs. Your shit got a crack in the clubs. They got a crack in the streets. So the streets matter forever. You know what I'm saying? So I don't be listening to nobody telling me like,

oh, YG, leave you. Stop worrying about the streets. It's like, damn, what, go pop? Like, what I'm going to do, make some pop music. It's like, you know what I'm saying. So, but as far as what you're talking about. People just trying to get you to be on that pop stuff? Labor people can't tell me shit.

Nigg is no, can't tell YG. Nothing. Not the label. Not like that, but it's like I created my whole shit. Niggas didn't believe in what I was doing when I was doing it. And then something happened and it clicked. And then it's like, yeah, it worked. So it's like, don't tell me nothing. Because motherfuckers wasn't believing in it at first, you know? You know, it's interesting. Game said recently that he held the West Coast down. He was basically the King of the West Coast for 10 years. Seems like it was pretty much mostly true. And then it was pretty much YG. Like you were the next big star of the West Coast

during a time period where there were not a lot of big stars emerging from the West Coast. Nowadays it's kind of a lot of popping artists from the West Coast. Do you agree with that? Yeah, I mean, that was regular. Like, it was, yeah, that's a fact. It was like, it was regular. So it was common knowledge.

The game was kind of the king. and then you sort of came along to. That was a fact. If you go look at, you can go look at, you know what I'm saying? Oh shit, like the music and the timeline

and that's what it's going to look like. And then everything else happened. Who do you look at it as like inspiration or who, who do you, like, do you think about someone like JZ as like the ultimate person who's,

because I see where you're at in your career that it's like, all right, I've had this dope-ass career and I'm still going to keep making music, but I really want to build something that's much bigger than just myself. Yeah.

I for sure look at Jay-Z as, like, inspiration. I look at Hove. I look at Dre. Snoop. I-skew. Diddy. You know what I'm saying? Because everybody like, you know what I'm saying?

We fall in love with the music and we do the music thing and all that. But at the end of the day, all the people that I just named, they made majority off their money off of branding. shit off of whatever brand alcohol, brand clothing line, brand shoe, whatever, TV and film, boom, it was that. So like, um, like when my shit started moving, like, my record deal, like, was fucked up for 10 years straight. I just, I just got out of that shit like some months ago. So like, yeah, hell yeah, my shit was all bad. I ain't, like, I never owned none of my music from, I put out from fucking my last album.

back, you know what I'm saying? I ain't own nothing. So I just got out of that. But, like, the fact that I was in some fucked-up deal, you know what I'm saying? That shit made me, like, start thinking about other shit. Because I'm like, I ain't making no money off none of my middle of it. Whoop, I got to do other shit. So it turned me into, like, this little whatever you want to call me, like, business

nigger that got a brand that's doing all the type of shit. Is that fucking defeating and, like, hard to, like, stay motivated with the music shit when you feel like I'm doing all this shit to put? push the music, but I'm not seeing the money from the music that I feel like I deserve. Yeah, no, but like, that shit hard. It was hard. It was fucked up. But I did a lot of, like, stealing and robbing and shit when I was young.

So I look at it, like, that was my karma. Like, them motherfucking white people in offices stole for me. And it was my karma because I used to rob shit, like a lot. We're talking about all the Asian families that? I used to rob, bro. Like, it was crazy. Like, so, like, how I look at it, it was like, okay, this is my karma. YG, you know how I feel

get stowed from, nigga. Don't do no more stealing. All right. Thank you, God, I got you. That's interesting. No, that's how I really took it. Like, I dealt with it like that. Do you think everybody has to face their karma in that way? I mean, shit. I mean, if you believe in it, you believe in it.

D3, you got some bad stuff coming your way. I know you was in the streets doing all kinds of wild shit, right? Hey, shit, shit we have, man. You feel me that don't. You feel me? It just happened, but it ain't stopping anything, you know. Right. I feel you. Gotta keep living.

So what vision do you see for day's career? And, you know, it's very different marketing a woman. Let them know your vision, man. What's the vision? My vision. Well, I mean, I'm going to start off, you know, letting people know who I am, honestly. You start off rapping, showing them who I really am as a person, city I'm from, shit like that.

And then I want to eventually, like, you know, just transition into some bigger universal shit, you know, where not only the hood going to feel me, but everybody going to feel me. Hmm. Interesting. What advice does YG here give you on using your sexuality to market yourself? And that's all the advice. He'd be giving me. Just do it. What?

He'd be like, bro, why are you not on your sexy shit? Why are you not doing this? Why you not wanting this? You got to do this, do that. I'm like, man, I'm getting older, but at the same time I am who I am. You're not getting older, aren't you, like 23 or some shit? I'm about to be 24 this year. Oh, you're so old.

Jesus. What the fuck? I'm young, but I'm an old little soul. So I'll be trying to like, oh, God, I don't grow up fast. So I'll be like, I be feeling like I'm here, but I feel like I'm fucking 30. So I got to remember I'm fucking young. So I'll be like, okay, you young, bro. Yeah, don't declare yourself old before you're actually old.

Oh, God. I have to get out of that shit. Girls that be old, but then she's doing all the young shit. You're going to be 50, 60 years old in the club, like with the 25-year-olds. Like, what's up, boy? Bro, get out. Get this old-ass lady in the club. Never.

Never. You got to let that shit up right now, man. I turn that shit up. I'm chilling. In terms of the sexual stuff, do you think that there's, anything that's over the line that could make it so that people won't take her serious as a rapper.

I mean, like, don't be playing with your pussy on Instagram or, like, only fans, like, literally, like, playing with it. Like, you can see it, but, like, everything else. Like, don't be, like, booty, whole ass naked and shit, but, like, you know what I'm saying? All the other little shit that they be doing, like, that's, like, consider, like, sexy art.

Like, you know what I'm saying? Because that shit looked at as, like, art now. Like, yeah. It been art. You know what I'm saying? It just took a group of a woman that people looked up to and respected to really, like Rihanna, like when she do that type of shit, everybody like, oh, my God, she's so beautiful, she's so bad.

And she is. But, like, before people would be scared to do it. But then she, like, embraced it and took it and ran with it and made it like, no, this shit art. Like, now it's like, it's cool, you know what I'm saying? So it's, you know what I'm saying? You got to go take that and run with it. It's about how you present it, but did you fuck with the WAP video? Who?

The Wop video? Yeah, I fuck with the Wobb video. And my daughters be saying that shit, and I'd be like, man, what the fuck? That's on the game. I can't get mad because I'm out here talking about the same type of shit. So it's like, bro, this is. You've been known to drop a booty record. Yeah, we grew up listening to that shit.

So it's like, bro, it's regular. When you go through the YG catalog, it is kind of like, that's like a whole subsection of all the music you've ever made. is like the booty music. And the videos are like full-on booty tip drill shit. Would you rather make a song like that or a gangster song? It just depending on, like, people love me for the ratchet shit. Like, they love me for it.

They be missing me, like, with the ratchet music. But, like, it just depends on the vibe. It depends on the music than I'm getting. It depends on the beach, bro. I'm gonna play, I'm gonna go off the beach. You know what I'm sure? So if they give me some shit, I can do that to, it's just going to come. There's nothing to think about.

I'm going to hear the music and it's going to come, you know. Did you ever date, Meg? Nah, me and Meg. That was in the tabloids. Because it was in the tabloids. Like, look at this weird video of YG getting out of a van with Meg. No, no, no. No, I took Meg to the Louis Stowe and shit.

Sounds like you're dating. Nah, bro. Nah, we was at. No, no, no, no, no. I'm just kidding. I never even take a girl in the Louis story in my life. So to me, that sounds like you did. No, Meg went in there and she brought all her shit.

I brought my shit. I just, like, I know the people at the Louisville, so we got the VIP service and shit. So we just went to the Louisville, regular rap shit. Was that weird, though, to see it in the news? Like, damn, we just were hanging out and all of a sudden that acting like we're together. I never heard, like, we were together. I never heard that. Is it weird to be, like, so, like, to have the,

the tabloids and all that shit like really obsessed with you? Does that bother you ever? Or you just kind of like whatever? No, that shit comes with the, it comes with the rap shit. It comes with the music. Come with the fame. I hate when the motherfucking, like when I'm out with my kids, when I'm out, and I'm in the middle of a meal and I'm eating and somebody be like,

hey, bro, let me take a picture with you. I hate that. I want to smack somebody. He's like, bro. Fuck, like, that's shit crazy. That's what I hate. You want to be cool to all your fans. but then they're putting in you a position

where you really, like, can't be cool. Yeah, it's like, bro, like, you're not gonna go do that to your mama when she's sitting at the table eating her food. That's rude, right? Right. Respectful. But, you know, it was regular shit.

Definitely. Do you, um, is that a 400 Snoop Dog collab right there? Yeah. That's pretty tight. I just left a photo shoot with me and Snoop. Really? Yeah. How did that idea come about?

The homie design. On the homie Charlie, like, he, the main thing. designed for four hundred black dude from LA and shit he uh he designed the collection for like summer or something and he had a hoodie that had Snoop dog that had an old Snoop dog image on it and I'm like bro we can't use like we can't make this without snooping them improving it and then I'm like damn we should just do a whole collab and then I hit snoop I sent him to a design he was like cuss let's do it cuss cause cause I'm

crap cuz. And you feel, he Snoot, like, how much money we can make, Cuzz of like, probably like a million or two million. Like, Cubs on crap. I'm like, yeah, you know what I'm saying? Like, come on, Cus. Snoop Bert.

Snoop Bert. Snoop Bert. Right. That's a legend. I know. That's a real legend. Legend. And when you think about, like,

somebody who's gracefully gone between all the different stages of their career, you know, he was like the young, wild-ass gangster rapper. And then he's like, now he's like the whole, You know, fucking legend in the game, and he never once ever seen goofy or ever seemed like he was slipping in any way.

His whole career was pretty much immaculate. And he can go on Martha Stewart. He killed that shit too. No, Snoop is a fucking, Snoop a G. I tell him, come on now, everybody knows this. Like, Snoop a G, dog. So yeah. 100% of real one.

We don't got too many motherfuckers, too many older legends on the West Coast. West Coast that's like Snoop who gonna let you pull up give you game fuck with you tell you how to move whatever you're trying to do Snoop gonna like he gonna give you something he'll give you some game he gonna he gonna do something like you know what I'm saying that's the problem with like with the coast we don't be having you know what I'm saying our idols that we grew up to you know I'm saying like show us the way like you got to be signed to them or something You know, I don't know.

It's kind of territorial like that. Yeah, but, yeah, snoot one of the ones. That's why everybody fuck with him, like how they fuck with him, because, yeah, he'd do that real big homie shit. Do they, anyone in here ever hit you with the unc? No, but she be calling me G. Like, she'd be like, what's up? I'm glad, because I'm not going to call you no jizzle.

That shit's not weird. Jizzle. Yeah, the homies call me jizzle. I'm like, nah, I'm just going to keep it at the G. But, like, gee. Because this G, right. You're a gangster. But my name, why, G.

You're a gangster. I call them. I say G to people, like what up G? And occasionally I've had people get mad. By me his name, that's a part of his name. It ain't like disrespectful. No, that just sound like some old niggie shit. I was saying that to AD the other day.

I'm like, you know you're in trouble once people start hitting you with the unk. Because that means you're officially, you're no longer just like a young rapper now. All of a sudden. But you never know when it's gonna happen. Hey, but it don't matter. You just gotta embrace, you know what I'm saying? Brace life and take that shit out of it comes. Just make sure you, you know what I'm saying?

You position yourself to keep getting money like you young. That's all that matter. For sure. It's running numbers up. But live your life, have fun. Can you give me any additional details about the video shoot that you did with AD that got shot up? Because he's told me about it once or twice. Why you want to talk about criminal activity?

You don't have to tell me who was shooting. What the fuck? You got a badge. It sounds like it was a wild time. I just wanted a few details. No, man, shit. Ask AD about that shit. We was in his hood.

Hey, D. What happened? Hey, D. Did you set us up? No, I'm playing. You ever thinking about times like that? You're like, damn, I can't believe I'm still thriving. Still alive. There's been so many fucking crazy situations like that, right?

Man, yeah, I was just talking to the homie about that shit the other day. Like, we've been through it. We've been through a lot of shit and got up out of that thing real smooth. Yeah, it's crazy. It's a blessing. It's a beautiful thing. Yeah, for sure. What would be your advice to any of them if they sort of started to get into any sort of beefing for, you know, not beef.

Obviously, you're going to have beef with people in your life, but beefing as part of the music. Like using that as kind of a marketing tool to an extent or dropping songs about people's shit like that. You think it's wise? I mean, like, you know, like when you're rapping and you're doing music and you're dealing with shit, you're going to talk about it in your songs. Like, I didn't talk about a lot of niggas in my songs, but I don't ever make it. to where it's like, it sounds like I'm coming for somebody, but when I be talking about her shit, and I'm talking about, yeah, we just slid on the Enemigos

and the ops and all that, it's like, people be knowing, like, if you know, you know, if you don't, you don't. I'm not gonna be going out there doing no rap this and shit, because like, if it's smoke, it's really smoke with us, we ain't playing, you know? So, like, I'm gonna tell the homies the same shit, like, bro, I didn't told D.3 that.

Like, we ain't doing none of that. Weird shit, for nothing, for the rap. No, we're not on none of that. We're coming. We're trying to make hits. We can move around. Nick, get rich. Nick, and have fun,

all that rap beef and all that shit. We don't, we're not rap beefing. We're really beefing. The homie's gonna get you. You know what I'm saying? So it's like, we not, we ain't even trying to do that. We, bro, we're chilling. We're not on that.

So, you know what I'm saying? That's what I tell the homies. I tell the homies, my niggas who I be with that I hang with, you know what I'm saying? Niggas like D3 young niggas, like, bro, that's not cool. Like, we ain't doing none of that. Right. It's kind of like a shortcut to like getting your couple million views, you know? Because there's like a certain.

It's not even like, bro, like I mean like the younger generation, you feel me, they're doing that shit a lot. And it's like, it's like we ain't grow up like that. So we, we, we, we, we, we, we, we, we, we, we, we, we, we, we, we, we, we, we, we, we, we, we, we, we, we, we, we, Not with that, we're against that. But the younger generation, they grew up like that, bro. They really on Instagram, on live, talking to their ops. Niggo I'm about to hit their block, and they really come hit their block and wet it up. Like, it's crazy.

But, you know what I'm saying? That's the young generation. But we're from the other shit. So we're going to pass the shit that we know on to the, you feel me, to the homies. And it's going to help them because it's going to keep you out of bullshit. Because you don't want to get in the situation and start making money. then you got to go sit it down and do some jail time, like over some bullshit that you didn't really have to do.

Now, if you really got to go lay somebody down or you got to go do your shit, hey, you got to handle your business. But Fugazi shit, rap shit for nothing, like, that shit out. Now, if a nigga come dish you on a song, we retaliating, we come in. Diss the nigga back. Right.

For sure. You still waiting for that opportunity? I feel like you, I would like to hear the YG disc song that you actually like really gave a fuck about. Like, would somebody dissing me or me this is somebody back? Somebody that you considered kind of on your level that you really actually had some fucking shit to say about. That would be, you know, that would be fun.

Yeah, I mean, it'd be fun for y'all watching. Like, you know what I'm saying? It's going to be like, it's going to be different. Over here. It's going to be real. I don't want a rap beat for nobody. We're going, you know what I'm saying? We try to tear some shit up.

You know? Yeah, we ain't playing. I hear you. You got to feel me, though. Would you ever think about doing like a full... On the game, bro, we're not playing them games. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Would you guys ever think about doing, like, a tape,

like, with a lot of different artists there on your label or some sort of, like, group projects? Is that ever crossed your mind? Yeah, that's what we just put out. Oh, okay. Like, when this shit dropping? I don't know. Probably, like, next week.

No, this shit got to drop tomorrow, bro. I mean, Monday or something. Laura's going to have a long night. Yeah, cut this shit up, Laura. Fuck it up, girl. Yeah, well, go on. Yeah, it should be all right. Fine.

Yeah, no, you know what I'm saying? You got the project out. You know what I'm saying? It got the artist right here on it, and it got a couple of niggas we fuck with. You know what I'm saying? The homies fuck with. And this project was to set them up for their solo projects

because I had this plan for the label, for the artist, then COVID hit. They fucked up the plan and shit. Probably fucked up a lot of plans for you. I know. So, you know what I'm saying? We decided to do a little compilation project and do shit like this to make up for that little bullshit.

Definitely. Yeah. Yeah, this is like This is like when Remember Dre 50 and Eminem On the cover, double XL together? Yeah That's what these vibes are

But it's me, UD3, De Salon, and Mitch Yeah, yeah That's what so I gotta be part of it Did you ever sign a white rapper? Yeah, I will sign a white rapper But you gotta be crazy Not me so much, but someone else

No, you gotta be crazy though You gotta be with that crazy shit Really? Yeah So you can never sign a rapper It was a street certified Like if you just found Jack Harlow when he was 13, like that viral video that just came out the other day,

would you be on it even though he's not from where you're from? I don't know. That's a good question. You're Eminem. Huh? Your Eminem. Yeah, I need somebody like an Eminem who with that shit. You know what I'm saying?

They was around black people growing up, sniffed the Coke. With all the crazy shit. Does he make you do coke? What? This man, crazy, you know? Nah, no, no, bro. I'm fucking, I'm fucking real. That's a fair question.

Most of the other deal is hit the YGOG. How was that? She had me on my ass. I'm talking about sitting down. You have to say that. You're signed to him. No, this ain't, you for me. I'm a must keep it a buck.

14, like, me ain't gonna tell a nigga. No smear. Like, I didn't hit weed with the homies and it's like, I ain't high, you feel me? Like, I'm just smoking, just to smoke it. But the YGOG shit, like, you can just look on the back of the on the pack. It'll tell you how much TAC level is. It's some far away. Interesting.

But, okay, he's from an area that you very much are, you know, associated with. But how much would you let the label shit intersect with the street shit? Like, if you found an artist that you thought was. unbelievably talented and you could really make something out of a but they're from an area that traditionally your side doesn't get along with or whatever like would you allow that to get in the way of music business shit um i mean if it wouldn't be no music business if if if our areas don't get alone it wouldn't be no business you see me it wouldn't even that wouldn't even be a thought okay it wouldn't even consider it no i don't think nobody out here this from my

out here this, you know what I'm saying, live their life by the, you know what I'm saying about the cold, they're not going to consider it. That's just regular. It ain't even, like, that's just regular. Like, it ain't even nothing to be mad about. Like, you just know certain shit. It's like, nah, can't do that.

You know what I'm saying? Definitely. I don't know. Everybody just go up and ran over that. Like, what the fuck? Like, hey, it ain't allowed to you. Like, yeah, footstats to me. They were all going to more than 10 footstaff.

They were all moving. I was a little unit together. I was like, what what's going on here? That's like seeing a fight at school. Oh, God. Have you like, you're not about to sit there. Oh, wow. Oh, my God.

Okay, I got to ask you about her because I asked her about you. What happened with the Kamai situation? She wanted to be off the label, so I let her off the label. Why? What led to that? Like, why are you thinking? I think the relationship there didn't work out. I don't know.

You know it's two sides to every story. So we just going to, she wanted to be off the label. So I let her off the label. Okay. Tight-lipped this guy. Okay. Says. You think that one was awkward.

We could keep going. Keep going. I mean, I got a bounce in a minute. Okay. Y'all can keep it. Like y'all keep it lit because you were talking to me for a long time. Did you ever pass things up with WAC 100? There was a whole lot of social media talk going on there.

Haven't heard anything in a while. Thoughts? I'm in the streets with it, you know what I'm saying? I don't like social media talk. Yeah, you mostly ignored that, it seemed like. Yeah, because I'm in the streets with it. I'm in the streets. When I'm not in the streets, I got my niggas on my behalf in the streets.

You know what I'm saying? but when you see me in the streets, I'm in the streets with it. But, yeah. You know, this is one thing that he could really teach you guys is how to not answer a question while still answering the question. Oh, God.

That nigga's amazing. That was amazing. Now, this is a learning lesson for us. Bob and weed, you know. Your nigga's crazy. We'd be too honest, we'd be like, well, look. Yeah, yeah, so this is how I feel. I was telling D3, I'm like, you can.

You can't beep with anyone who's not on your level. Like, like, if Bobby down the street is talking shit about you, you can't talk to Bobby. You can only talk to people around on your level. That's going to benefit Bobby mug. I might slip up sometime. I ain't going to lie. Oh, God.

If I'm drunk, I don't got it. I ain't going to lie to you. I'm going to live and I see some little weird shit. It's going to come to the live. Like, I ain't going to tell you. I ain't going to, you got 400 followers, you know. God, you talk. That's only when I'm lit, though, like,

after Julio. I'll tell you, I'll tell you. I go there. People know. People know you watch my live videos, you know. I ain't playing. So it'd be funny, though. I ain't go clout nobody up.

Like, oh, when we get off a lot, I'm gonna tag you and shit and all that. Nah, fuck that. It's over with after the live. I feel you. I'm gonna assume that you're not a big fan of Rainbow Hair guys' comeback. I don't even know who you're talking about.

For the record, you used to have his face up on screen at shows and stuff. Right. You can't really say. I don't know what I'm talking about. I don't know what you're talking about. Can you ask you a question? Sure.

Where do you get these questions from? My mind. Yo, mine is a mother-frey. Hey, no, Gaggy, you must have this shit playing like. I'd be smoking dope, Googling. He's messy, bro. That nigga best. He ain't shit.

Oh, God. He ain't shit. That nigga ain't shit. You go to YouTube, you type YG beef, and then you go most recent, and then you sort of struck your chin and just think. Like, what could I say to make this full of a little uncomfortable? You know? He's like, I got this.

But hey, too. He's like the Matrix over here. He's bobbing and weaving through the lasers and shit, surviving the, the, the blogs are going to have a hard time even latching on to anything? Like, what are they going to say? Adam 22 asked why Gaba Kumai and he said like three sentences and then just moved on. I mean, that's not a really good headline. I said the truth, bro.

A very vague version of the truth, sure. You want to see, see me, this one thing about me like, nigger, I ain't gonna like me but a nigga gonna have to respect me because I know how to move you know what I'm saying yeah I'm saying but a nigga with all the bullshit but I'm with the real bullshit I'm not with the with all the ride right-wrot talking like all the shit I'm I'm with the real shit so like we could talk about it it's gonna be respect but I don't fuck with you I don't fuck with you and it's that but like we don't got to do all the talking crazy and doing all the shit like that like we can do that if it's live in effect like if you right here in front of my face you know

It's kind of funny when you look up news stories about YG there's a lot of stuff that never really seems like it gets resolved like criminal type stuff that you just there's never a follow-up article it just seems like it just vanishes into thin air to what do you owe that? You got good lawyers? Talk to God

and my lawyers, dog and the homies gang gang gang gang there it is what do we got to look forward to and when you said previously that you were thinking about dropping one more project and then being done. Every rapper says that.

Who said that? That was a headline at one point, but you said one more album. That was probably some promo shit. I mean, it wouldn't be the first time that a rapper said that and didn't fall through on it, to be honest. I'm probably a promo shit.

Okay. I don't know. I ain't never, I don't remember doing saying no shit like that. I was probably talking about I was going to be done with my situation. Like, I was going to be out my fuck up deal, you know what I'm saying?

Whist that it? I'm out, you know? But yeah, there it is. Anything we should be looking forward to? Man, D3, Miss Day Salon, 400, YG solo shit, day solo shit, you know what I'm saying? We got, you know what I'm saying? We cooking, we're cooking,

then we got all my side little ventures, but this ain't about me, man. We've been talking about me a lot, man. This is both them. You know what I'm saying? Trying to turn them up through these hard weird-ass times. You know? Yeah.

Can I ask one last question? Streets have been saying that you were thinking about signing Brian Pumper to 400. Is this true? Brian Pumper? Oh, wow. Hey. No? The streets.

The streets told me that. I don't know. That nigga, Brian. That shit fucking is crazy. This nigga crazy. Man, you got to be. Hey, you got to talk to the homie about that. That nigga, hey.

King Dingling. Nah, no, no, you gotta talk. Nah, that d'all some other shit. She probably seen him around. Nah, I don't even know what you're talking about. No, that nigga, Brian Pumper used to be walking through the Fox Hill Mall and shit, like, that nigga crazy. Yeah, that nigga crazy, duh.

Facts. Brazy even. He get crazy with a cake all the time. Okay, there it is. YG. And the four hundred squad. I appreciate y'all for coming through, man. D3, Mitch and D3 Mitch and D.

Dave Zulah. Yes, sir. Remembering the names, bro? I know their names. I interviewed two-thirds of them already. Like, we've been here already. We've been here already. We've been to talk about.

Slick Mitch. Slick Mitch. Hello. I came to the trenches. Oh, yeah, you did go to the trenches. Oh, yeah, you did go to the trenches. Pulled up. Pulled up.

Like, it was nothing, huh? I had my people's with me, though. It was good. Hey. He had his people. He had a camera man of AD. A.D. I'm just saying, I'm just saying.

I'm too much of a YouTuber to carry the blower, so I had to mean that. I'm too much of a YouTube. Hey, being honest, though. He being a whiz. I know some YouTubers. You got a lot. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm talking about it.

I'm not going to name them either, but, yeah. YG, Foha, Hunt, Day Salon, Mitch, D3, Nojumber, coolest podcast in world. Check us on YouTube, SoundCloud, iTunes. Like coming and subscribe. Nojummer.com if you want to support. Find me on plug. Hey, don't make no crazy-ass. on the video.

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