No Jumper - Wkhysogrimey on Florencia, P Face Pulling a Gun on Him, Why there's a K in his Name & More

Episode Date: July 3, 2026

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No Jumber coolest podcast in the world. And today I'm bringing the streets exactly what they need. We got Y-So grimy in here along with this boy active. How y'all feeling? Hey, chill in, man. You know, ready for this podcast. Yeah, man. Welcome to the pod.

You got a crazy new face tattoo with the Spitfire logo right there, huh? That's brand new, dude. You ain't fucking around at all. Hell yeah. Bro. The cop pulls you over. Anybody killer above your eye. OTF on the side.

Just throw yourself in that, Rico. The faux block. Yeah, yeah, okay. I figure it was on. And then the, like, the ski-mas. Zip-Fi. Oh, okay. I was going to say, I thought the left side of your face didn't have anything,

but now you got someone that's up too. Damn. I like it, man. I wish I had the balls to just fully tap my whole face right now. Just go crazy. I mean, that's viral, man. People love that. Yeah.

So it goes with a little image, a little rap, Not exactly. Like you're young, you're a joint, you're rapping, you gotta get your whole shit blasted. Why not? Let them know. You're really about that life, man. I support it.

If I had an artist, that's the whole face immediately. Like Baldacci? What's it called? Yes, young Baldacci would be my artist for sure. Hey, I wanted to tell you, my boy, oh, shit, dopey or how to know, you remember my boy? Oh shit, dopey! Yeah, yeah, because I met him outside.

Oh, what up, bro? What's on, me? Lock on in with my boy and shit. What's gone, man? I'm supposed to interview him too. Yeah, that's what I'm saying. I brought him for you, you can lock a million, you know. Shout out to young dope.

Because he's, I seen him outside of the jail when we were all doing a little thing on Brick Baby's birthday, and he was out there supporting one of his homies too. It was locked up in the same facility. Okay. Damn. That's dope, man. So, yeah, for the people out there, let's get into it. Why so grimy?

Where are you from? Where did you come up at? From the South Central, Florence District. That's really wild. When I was raised in, shit. I did move out for, like, a little bit for, like, two years with my pops and shit. But then I came back to the area, and then started gang banging this shit. Where did you move for a little while with your pops?

To Rialto, California. Okay. Rialto, California. What was it like out there? Was it kind of quiet? Shit, it was, like, it was kind of active out there, too. I ain't got a lot. Same old.

You know, she was really active out there, too. I ain't a lot. But you were young when you were out there? I was, like, 15, 16. Okay. Yeah. And, uh, so. then you, what were your parents like, though?

See, my dad was just, he's from, he's from her too, but he was just like, he just didn't want me to be part of that life, for me. So that's the reason he kind of, like, took me over there to Rialto and stuff and moved out from Larian and shit. But, like, I kind of, like, I had, like, we just had pilots, like, me and him, like, we was in, like, we was close, but, like, it was, like, we would have partners with each other type shit, for me, like, we'll get into it with each other and shit like that.

You and your pops? Yeah, so, like, one time I just took off him over there and I left. from his house, like I took the bus all the way from over there. Like, I think it was units, like, all the way from Union. All the way back to L.A. Yeah, all the way to L.A. And then I walked it all the way from, like, and the meter from where the, the, union is that all the way to my hood, basically, like, that's like 50, 60 blocks.

Oh, shit. I walked through 38 streets and all that. No phone, nothing, and shit. So nothing popped off, no treacherous shit at that time? I made it save all the way to, like, to like the 50s where the Pueblos is at, and I caught a bus. like more to the 70s to my hudely and shit. So the quiet life out there just wasn't for you?

Nah, it wasn't for me. It was like, that shit was different, way different, you know? What do you think, like, attracted you to the street lifestyle so much? Just, like, because, like, I was in the area, like, around, probably, like, when I was in, like, sixth grade, fifth grade, six grade and sixth grade, and seventh grade, I was, like, grew up around. I grew up in the hill and shit. And I just, like, I already knew what it was and shit.

So when I left to over there, I was already like over there kind of like banging that. Right. Like claiming the hood over there and she and the IE, you know. But were you somebody where like you felt like you needed to be from the hood to like just sustain to like for protection and shit like that or were you just like in love with the lifestyle? Yeah.

I see how my family. Yeah. Family tell you. Yeah. Oh, shit. Really what it was. For sure. Um, okay.

So. Did you just have like a lot of older homies or whatever that? that were already from there? Or how did that kind of play out? Like my, my, my, my, my, my Popsies, all his, like, his people's and his homies. Like, that's how I know dopey. And that's how I know, like, a lot of people, like, because of my Pops and shit, you feel me, because, like, we grew up.

Environment? Like, in the same environment, yeah. Like, and then I just seen other people come around, you, for me. Right. Like, older people and shit, and I just knew everything what it was, you, for me. So I just wanted to follow to the first stage and shit, I guess. Should we get a mic for Dobby, too? Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Bring it on you. Yeah, yeah. We all got. Good, man. We got a hell of questions for all of us, you know? Oh, hell yeah. Perfect, man. So, wait, do you feel like the older dudes kind of like appreciated your energy?

Because you were real active and turned up? Yeah, yeah. Really, yeah, because they seem like doing my shit. So they, like, salute to my little thing I got popping, I guess. Okay. And shit. But so you are officially from the Who and you're 16? When did I start rapping?

When did I start rapping? Yeah. Really, like, man. Probably two years ago, really. How old was you right now? 19, just turned 19 last month. Okay. Yeah.

And was that always like a plan of years? You always were attracted to doing the music and everything? Yeah, I was doing it, but I wasn't taking it, like, serious. I wasn't thinking it was going to pop up, but, like, by time, like, it just started, like, developing, you from me. At first, it was just, like, people, like, some people, like, certain little people from, like, around my area, like, started to recognize me, and then that shit, I should just started going, like, more mainstream type of shit, I guess. Not mainstream, but, like, like, more where it. People around the city. Yeah, a lot of areas, I get recognized everywhere.

Like, that shit's crazy. Definitely. Where'd the name come from? Really? Like, I don't know. Just like, I don't know. I just thought, like, why it's so darn me? Like, like, people were asking you?

Like, you seemed like a good kid just a couple years ago. Why are you so grimy now? That's all I imagine it. Yeah, tight still like that, yeah. What's your definition of grimy, though? Like, shit, just like the, I ain't no jinxing me. Like, but I could be. Janky.

You're quick for a double-ed is, what you mean, nigga? Nah, but yeah, but I'm not no german nigga, but it's just like, I feel me. Not with my people, you feel me, but... Right. But if it's somebody that you don't necessarily know, you're down to slam them out. Yeah. Mm. Yeah.

Oh, man. Were you getting in trouble, like, all through your teenage years and shit like that? Like, have you been arrested and all that shit? Yeah. Yeah. Just fucking out there just trying to make money, really. Doing shit. That's all you know like that

Just regular shit you know Definitely Usually shit but you know I ain't really was I was just in the heart I just hit the heart like two times you from me That's it Okay

Dube in a hall Yeah definitely We're gonna get Dopey in here too To get some comments there Yeah yeah All right All right Dope introduce yourself man We gotta introduce active too here

So tell me like how you got familiar With uh Warsop Grimmy Man just the boy right here Yeah, yeah. His deal, man. He's doing his shit. My boy Rich, he making Mulla, remember?

It was right there in the little, you know. Yeah, yeah. Came to show love, you know, so the army was right there, you know? But did he stood out to you at somebody that was really like, he told me like, hey, my little nephew out there, you know. Yeah, for Richie, he's like there right now. He's linked me up. He kind of, he was doing his rapist. He was doing his shit.

And then he got like that. Yeah. Like he's to be back home soon. Yeah. Like I just too. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

like you're one of the older like representatives of florencia now at this point like that's me dog yeah you you did a bunch of time no hell no i've been street smart oh oh dude time okay okay now you're smart you know okay for sure on the other hand acted over here they like like oh yeah yeah yeah yeah they all right yeah yeah they're all right yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah act of you know you know you know yeah active a little description of where you coming from and what you've been through. Well, growing up, like, I grew up in environment, everybody from the head, you know? You trying to pull in a little bit, yeah.

Mom, dad, aunties, uncles, everybody. So I grew up in it, you know. And I mean, I didn't think I was going to come out like that, but I ended up gaming, but school, I like school, I like, to play basketball. I love basketball, so I was on the teams. Every school I went to, I played basketball. high school middle school 18 but you kind of gave up on that once you start gay man or what yeah some streets and i don't know when by the time i turned 18 i was i hit prison

me and his his uncle you know that's my only rex you know for you but how old are you 27 27 all right so you're a little bit on the older side of things little bit i mean little bit on the young side yeah yeah this is oh my god but i got out i did 13 years and my crime me I got there, um, 17. He's still in there. I got out, went back, got out again. You took 13 years for what? Um, just a saltwood's in my farm. Okay, no big deal. He shrugged when he said that.

No big deal, no. But okay, so you got 13 and then how many you end up doing? I did seven and a half. Okay. But I got early kick out of nowhere, so, you know? Yeah. But I don't know, I didn't think I was ready, to be honest. To get out? No, I wasn't ready.

Why? Well, I wasn't prepared. I guess it was out of nowhere. They gave me like, like, If I didn't notice, like, or even home. Really? I like, you're lying. So I looked and I went.

It was true, so I was prepared for, you know. I didn't come back in a month. And you just went back to the regular world? You didn't put it in a halfway house or anything like that? No. And I don't know, I just had a half years. That time. I got out one month.

Went back in. Three more. I really got out. I just went back to the county for some boys. shit, brigh it out too. Like last month. Like a month. For sure.

So, okay, why you got the 64 on your face? Oh, that's my clique. Okay. It's click. And then the other one just says SS? Yep. Okay. And what's the MK?

A Mortown Killer. Regular. And then you, with Mariano, but it's crossed out? Who's Mariano? One of my exes. Oh, shit. A long time ago. When I was in prison, my first.

First term, you know? Damn, and you got the tattoo while you were in there? Yeah, and she, what, snake to you or what? Yeah. Damn. That's too bad. I'm sorry to hear that. That's straight, you know?

You just gotta move on. Yeah, yeah, no. Life is hard. You gotta get your heart broken a few times along the way, right, Dopee? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Pushing. Don't look back. That's right.

We always do better, keep leveling up. Come out, keep on better, brother. Yeah. But do other girls always out? And other girls always ask about that? Like, damn, you got another girl in your face, huh? Yeah, but I'm gonna, I wanna take it off in person, now. I mean, I wanna cover it, but I don't put anything big,

you know, my face. But I'll probably just take it off. Yeah, you can get a laser a couple times. Yeah, go to a new girl's name on it. Go to Homeboys, you know? Oh, they do that for you, huh? Damn. Yeah, that's lit.

What's the loonies right here too? Six four loonies, no. Okay, that's the name of hood, too. And then what's, what's? There's one more here too. To activate it. Oh, okay. Yeah, too activated.

What's your definition to activate? In the hood, turned up, you know? What we gotta do? You know, out there in the streets. Trying to survive. You know? Yeah, you know? Right.

But, I mean, growing up, now, it's different, you know? It's not the same like back then we were, you know? What's the biggest difference? It's not the same. My players, not they ain't in a fight. As a young shit, I could say the same shit. You know? Back then, I would do with squabble, you know?

Yeah, real quick. Fight each other and get up, not to do something, you know? Yeah. We still scurbed and shit, too. Nobody want to fight anymore? Nah, shit. Yeah, well. Yeah, there's a lot of you guys still are breaking squabbling and shit.

Can be changed. It's just, I don't know. Shit really different. Being in prison. You're like, hey, you ain't really nothing you could do out here now. You're getting cut up, you feel me? You feel me? You probably don't want that.

All these sh-it. It's too. What changes have you seen? Because you're a young. I'm just, young, and I already, but I just know what I said. But I could just, like, shit. From my shit, how these, how their generation was, from our generation is, like, we still turned through young, young students, you feel?

We still young, we turned up, but it's like, like, like, their shit was, like, more, I don't know, I could just say more, like, more crazy, you feel? It was really more crazy, more vicious back there, you feel? Right, because if I'm not mistaken, though, Florence is, like, one of the older hoods in LA,

that's like a real legendary neighborhood, right? You know you're not really. And even the fact that you coming in with somebody like him who's quite a few decades older than you, that kind of stands out, right? That you guys are actually like tapped in with the older dudes from your neighborhood?

Hell yeah, for sure. Hell yeah. And that kind of stands out because I feel like so many people that we talk to on some gangster shit, they're basically like, yeah, we don't got no OGs. Nobody can tell us what to do.

Like we're not striction and shit. Like, we are, we're still young, brother. Hey, he's just still. Okay. I thought you were going to be older. Nah, but y'all's still, y'all's still a generation before me. So it's like, y'all, y'all still like a little 10 years ahead, you feel me?

Like, 10 years back, you feel me? Dopee just comes off. Like, you see, I assumed he had done prison time. And I assumed that he was, like, probably closer to late 30. Yeah. I'm falling. I'm hitting the floor. I guess also because I met you, I met him outside of a jail.

I'm hungry, brother. Pursuited me. Definitely. So, uh, yeah, like, I mean, what, as far as like being from that neighborhood, though, does it feel like there's a lot of pressure in a way to, like, maintain the image and everything? Like, like, it's really on you to make your, your, your, look good, right? Yeah, man. That should be crazy out there, game, like, hell yeah. I've been getting recognized by, we've been getting recognized by so many people. Like, it'd be crazy. Like, we'd be running into enemies, all type of shit. I'm over here driving in an Uber going going down the going down right area and some food from watching on me through traffic yeah even we can put over to being on us I'm like any videos to us like oh look yeah he can he put over by the cousin the random he's passing by just sticking their head out this

and you know it should it should be like it's not I'm not saying it like you know know how their generation are it's the it's the dangerous I mean I feel like you could have maybe been more low-key if you guys didn't both have your blasted all over your faces. Yeah. You know, we know what we signed the for and shit. So why put a K after a W in your name? I see, dude.

I don't like W. This is just not your favorite letter? Hell not. We don't do this. I mean, you just mentioned some dudes from Watts. So is it like, is that what it primarily stands for? because somebody told me it was from something else. Nah.

Yeah, probably. Whatever. I'm just, I'm just that. Fucked that. Okay. Because I'm familiar with all the black hoods and lots, but not really what's going on with the Mexican side of shit.

Oh, yeah, we, but, man. We'd be, shit, all that's, like, the whole side. Black neighborhoods, Mexican neighborhoods from that side. Right. Did y'all... It's like, damn. We got enemies everywhere. Did y'all grow, like, from your perspective,

did you guys grow up, like, haven't smoked with, Black gangs or just Mexican hoods? Everybody. Yeah, some black hoods be tripping too. Yeah, no, for sure. Hell yeah. For sure.

Okay. That's the word. I never got into my education with them, but it'd be tripping. Yeah, now it's changed, man. Yeah, because it used to be a lot worse. Yeah, yeah. Yeah.

So many candlelights every corner. No, for sure. That's why I say it was more dangerous, like thing for me. Every corner, brother. She was really... Everywhere. For sure. I mean, would you consider one of the things that made you kind of pop out as a rapper to be the the hood vlog that you did with DC baby Drago over there? Yeah, that shit kind of did help like with some shit because that's how money active started going about it too.

Because after that vlog, like we started doing that. We did that vlogging shit and I don't know. Like we just got to get in our name out there, you know? At the blue ship, um, um, thing they did. We already, really getting pictures or stuff. People just walking out. Yeah, yeah, like, I was already, but I was already kind of known like a little bit. You feel me? But, yeah, that vlog did do a little more, you feel me. You have to get permission from anybody to film in the neighborhood?

I mean, I do, like, you know, we don't, not really, not necessarily. We're not talking about, we're not talking about nothing wrong and shit. Okay, so like, but you understand what you can and can't show in that sort of environment? No, for sure. Yeah, for sure.

All right, that's what's it. Um, so who set that up? You know, anyone set it up for you? I was just like, No, because, okay, is D.C. baby, Draco, he posted on his story. He posted like, oh, who's, her day y'all want me to pull up to? And it was, like, our hood day that same day. Like, I just read his story.

I didn't even follow him with that. I just read his story. And then, like, he posted on his story, like, right away, like, everybody was up for, like, 20 minutes. And it was like, oh, what her vlog? What her day you want me to pull up to him? I just hit him up because it was our hood day, you feel me? So I told him, like, wait, but look.

Same day, he pulled up and shit. We got it. The first one with my real birthday. Yeah, it was just, yeah, Friday, 13, it's a birthday. There was any awkwardness about having somebody who's not from your shit there on the hood day or it's all good. It was cool as foot. Yeah, it was all homies and shit. It was true, though.

Yeah, man, we had this girl on the podcast last night and she just starts telling us that DC Baby Draco is her boyfriend. And she's like just talking about how good is. I couldn't believe it. She surprised the fuck. had no idea she's going to say that. And then she starts just talking all about it. I'm like, damn, good for you. What is, who is she like?

Her name is a chunky Barbie. Oh, man. You know what I'm talking about it? The one from 90s? Yes. Never. It's crazy to be like, even just hanging out with a girl who's got big HK on her hand. I'm like, every girl I spent time with is, you know, basically just like a regular person.

Like a chill. Just chilling like. Casual. Ladies. Having that shit on your hand, like, just, I don't know. It's just like, like, like, I can get used to being around a dude like Crip Mac, but to be around a girl who got that kind of shit. I don't know. Like, like, like, oh, you were with Crip Mac? In the studio, I got a song with him too. What? That's what I'm gonna do some shit. That's legendary. That's an iconic verse right there.

Not for sure. That's shit. We bought to do the music video, everything to me, Blanco. Oh, that's the first black rapper you did a song with? Yeah, and then I got a song with G Money too. Okay. G money I guess he's considered from yeah wait okay from a black could right yeah yeah no you and G money together is good you guys I got a song with him the most lit Edgar's coming out the city right now right right we look at I could call you at Edgar that's not offensive right no hell not oh okay fat Edgar but but yo like Edgar is like is is Edgar like a South Sider thing only I don't know.

I don't know. Yeah, he is. I don't know what guard. I feel like if I go with an eight guard over, I feel like my shit look too cut and it looks stupid. And they're like, doby. Like, oh, I have to start doing that. Okay, the only reason why I said that is because I seen a clip the other day that I was interviewing

this North Daniel rapper, right? And I said something about his haircut and I was like, oh, it's kind of like an Edgar in the front. And he, I didn't notice it when I was doing the interview, but he got mad, uncomfortable and was like, nah, like, you can't put the word Edgar with me at all, bro. Like, he was like, he was really not feeling. And I'm like, I didn't really think about it at all until later. I'm like, oh, I guess maybe that's like a, that's an L.A. term. So they don't like it being applied to them.

No, that's crazy. Yeah. Oh, no. All right. All right. So, yo, that, that, that, that, that, you have the cops all harassing you and like, what's your relationship with the police in your area? Shit, they're weird.

They get up on us all the time, but, shit, they be letting us go like that thing. We'll be. They just went on shit. Shit. We'd be out the way, quick. I don't have to try to be, you know, but. We'd be trying to get out there. They see me, they can pull us over.

Regardless. Right away, they see our face, and they're going to pull us over. Just because they know, like, who we are in the area, you feel me. Uh-huh. They just want to see what we're up to. Okay. But it'll be quick. They just want to make sure we're not.

They have such a car. She did. That's like, you know, the mother. But. Does it search your car, like, randomly, regularly? Probation? Yeah. Yeah.

Oh, yeah. Oh, shit. Yeah, okay. They do. Well, it depends who it is. Yeah, some guys be just like, whatever. They just be like, just, dude, yeah, no. They just be like, you know, just get this shit over with quick. We just be right there to listen.

Right. So music, like your full-time thing at this point? Like, is you, do you graduate high school? No, no. I didn't. You didn't? We didn't. No.

We go go go do it, though. We can still do that shit. Oh, you might want to go back? Shit. Now, we go do that homeboys. Shit, that sure. It was easy. Wait, so you could get your, like, high school equivalent diploma through Homeboy Industries?

They got school and everything. Oh, they do? Okay. They help, yeah. They help, yeah. The homies, there's some ways that we're going to get us in there, like, you know? That's what's up, yeah. See, I fell out.

I probably would, but I probably wouldn't at the same time. If the music, she goes good, you feel me? Right. I just stick to do that. Yeah, yeah. At the time when I'm already successful, you feel me? Yeah, I'm not going to allow. This shit is probably a waste of time at this point, you know?

Yeah, it's a waste of time. At this timing. You feel me? Especially, yeah. Especially I got this shit going for myself, so I can, I don't gotta be. Most to lose. Yeah, that she's gonna take time on my, you know, for me, music, things and shit. Right.

No, definitely. So what kind of music would you, like, grow up listening to? Shit, like the usual shit, like fucking Draco, fucking Bravo, Frosty, all that shit. Baby Stones, Fools from Hoover, I listen to them, Fools from Hoover. I like Jeff. All they say, it's Polk. Tradeway. Yeah, all that shit.

Okay, so mostly like LA artists love for the most part, or you listen to anything that's from like down south and shit like that or not really? Like what? Like whatever? Just anything from like outside LA? I'm just curious if that even like applies to you or if you just strictly sick to local. Or like Beoh E Sosa. Okay.

From the second man. He's from Sagra right? Yeah, yeah. Shout out B.O.E Sosa, man. I had him on here one time. He's actually just hit me up. He had just recently like my post too, my little picture I posted with my outfit and shit. Okay.

I'm going to tap you over. I'm going to send him a little man. right try to get a little feature i'll pay okay oh that's what's so yeah no that'd be a legendary collaboration i got my little first album coming out soon so i'm trying to get like all type of rappers on that shit for me okay so is there anything about a a Mexican dude who's from a black hood that rubs you the wrong way or is it just whatever like you don't give a fuck at all shit that's there that's damn for me i didn't choose that way i didn't choose to go that way Because I just had a rapper on here, Rich Rabbit, who he's from, you know, he's a black dude from a Mexican hood.

Yeah. We got a gangos, too. That's regular for you. Yeah, ganglors. That's some of my own thing, brother. Yeah, we got a lot of them. And nobody gives a fucking not even like the old heads. There's nothing controversial about that.

Because they really move, like, south-sided way, you feel me? Yeah, older homies. They don't hang you, they don't hang you, like. They're like straight Mexicans. They'll be like more men than that. Define act black though. Like, see, like, just try to... They don't act.

I'm not saying, like, damn. He comes up in a corner a little bit. Now, I'll save you, though. Because when I was interviewing Rich Rabbit, he was kind of saying that, like, he rocks, like, Assali and purple jeans and, like, basically just dresses like a regular L.A. dude. And I was asking him, like,

is there any kind of, like, pressure where they feel like, because you're from a Mexican hood that you're supposed to, like, kind of abide by that dress code a little bit more. But then I, somebody like you, first name comes in your mouth when you're talking about the rappers, you listen to Draco. I feel like, you know, a lot of the younger Mexican cats in L.A.,

like they listen to a lot of black music and they don't really give a fucking. Like that's not, yeah. They all get each other, copy the swagging shit. Like that's that, I guess. For sure. Okay, so if you could do a song with, like, any L.A. artists Who haven't really got a chance to work with or anything?

Like, who stands out to you that you feel like you can make some dope shit with? It can't even be like people that passed or just like just anybody yeah, some of somebody alive, I guess Yeah, who's really doing this shit? See, oh yeah, left. I'll do so sure. I don't know. I don't know in the same same prison. Okay, you show you found you like lefties music or are you more into like the antics and the social media?

Yeah, music is, right. I mean, you got a Grammy. I'm scared to, like, mention different rappers around y'all because I don't know who you have beef with. Shit, fuck. It don't matter. We'll let it be known of that shit. Right. You couldn't do a song with an app even if they were really popping? Nah. Nah. No. No. No. We don't know. We've done some with some great. No, Richie. Yeah, Richie dancing shit with some football. Project Baby twin. You know a couple people. You know Pazzy baby. You know Pazzy between him. Yeah, yeah, yeah. He got, um, I'm gonna distance with that,

yeah. Right, definitely. Oh, okay, so I forgot to ask this earlier, but, um, so your mom actually lost custody of you when you were nine? Yeah, yeah. So what, what led to that situation?

Yeah, I was, you know, falling into a bitch. She was just in the streets? Yeah. One way or another? She from, she from a audio, too. I ain't trying to, I ain't trying to put my mom. I like that, but she's from, she's from the, she's from my, she's from my eyes.

She is. She's not, yeah, but that's my mom. Is that awkward ever at any point? No, not at all. I just grew, like, you know, love me my mom's soul. Nothing like it for me. Chunky Barbie told me that if I was her boyfriend that I couldn't hang out with anybody from Hoover. Oh, see?

I asked her that last night. Damn. I was when I realized I could never date a girl like that. I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, you gotta stop hanging out with people. for me. I'm hanging out with whoever. I'm a journalist, man. You can't tell me shit. I'm fucking whoever you want. Right? Yeah, real shit. That's crazy. I don't know. Chuck Barby. I was trying to convince her that Chunky has a K in it. What's what I mean?

Normally, yeah. She's like, no, there's no K. And I'm like, there is a K. She has in a C? Yeah, she's C-U-H-U-N-C-Y. Yeah. She's like, Adam, you better know what I'm not. say what comes before the K. Oh, okay. I got you. I got you. I'm not fully from here,

but I can figure that out. All right. Yeah. You feel like you always date Mexican chicks or you should date a black woman? I never did. I never fucked with no. Blasin.

I ain't a lie. I never did. I never did. You think you could, though, or you think that the cultural differences would be too much? No, I could. Shit.

I don't see why not. I'm not. I know I acted did already. I know these fools did. You guys talk with black women? These are the fuck, man. My uncle in the pin, too. I don't tell him that,

I feel talking about he smike females from hoover and some other shit. Hey, he already been down for like 10 years, imagine. Okay. That was baking generation. He was smoking a female. Pussy's too important, man. You can't be turning up just because of where they're from or whatever, or the race, you know?

For sure. Yeah, pussy's too important. We got to override some. It doesn't matter. It don't matter. It don't matter. So, um, you grew up saying the N-word, I assume? I did because kind of, I just grew up around fucking, so we know.

I was going to go to I-E, bro. Hey, I-e., fucking, there's a lot of, a lot of black-o- I say a nigga, I'm going to say, nigger, I'm going to say, regardless, the fuck. A lot of people, they get man in prison too when you're talking to that. Okay. I'm certain, I'll be, I don't give a fuck. You'll get some food, some food, some folks go, try to check things.

You got, did you do how to watch me, talk to you know but like if I fuck with you or like close to nobody I'm here talk to you know but you do that respect right so no basically nobody could tell you that's just how you came up you're gonna talk how you're gonna talk okay it's essential you know go with that yeah it is weird because I feel like everybody in the streets pretty much for the most part don't give a and then it's like you see people online complaining about it and that makes like the whole because I'm gonna be real like every Hispanic person I've been around the whole life when I was on the East Coast,

stand out here is everybody. They always said it. In New York and shit back in the day. I try not out to say it a lot no more. Oh, yeah? Now that I'd be rapping this stuff, I'll be trying not to say it, but it just, that shit stuck to me. That shit stuck to me.

I don't know. It's just like, I grew up in the, I grew up in the, I grew up in the 48, and I'm over here pointing this way. Like, I'm thinking I'm over here in the hood and I, but I grew up in, like, the low bottom sooner. I grew up, like, right there. And I grew up, but I was there for, like, two, three years. It was in 48th Street.

That was like in 38th Street area type kind of like a little more above but like my mom even my mom was fucking with a fool from that hell you for me I was just young I was just a little kid you feel and she was fucking with something from 38 and shit and that block right there I just knew nothing but it was like nothing but african-american little kids and shit so I'll just go out there and play with them and shit and I just like they'll talk like they like they was as young as my age like nine years old and shit and they'll be saying nigga and shit and I just got used to that shit. So then I moved to the IE for being and out there was like nothing but not nothing by African Americans too out there and shit. You know, yeah, shit. It's not just, it's not just, nothing, yeah, you know. That's why some black people, that's why a certain.

Your dad's black, are you mixed? No, no, no, I'm mixing, but he raised me though. Oh, okay. Oh, okay. Oh, that's what I was raised by black. Oh, that's what's what I? Um, yo, you heard that new Phoenix flexing song? Yeah, that, what do you think about it?

Man, that should be, that's the only, that shit, stay popping up on my. That's tight. That's crazy. So, yeah, I can't even lie. I feel like that is the most. That's crazy. So they're different. That's the most I've heard people talk about a song from like a rapper in L.A. in a long time.

Like, I've known Phoenix for like 10 years. Oh, way back. And I was so shocked what I heard that song, but I really feel like it's brilliant. Like, he's going to have a whole different arc in his career. That shit just blew right back up, like, just how it was in the beginning. Like, damn. Yeah. When you were growing up, you were listening to shoreline and shit?

Yeah, hell yeah. I was bumping that shit. When they barely just came out like musty and shit, I was on that shit. That was a great era. Hell yeah. Yeah, yeah. That's when the SOB, too, started coming out. Sob.

Yeah. Definitely. Okay. So was it a big decision to start getting your face blasted or you just doveed right in? I just did it. I just did it. The humming that did it from me. He was just like, do it.

Fuck it. I was like art. Yeah. I was not like art, but I was like, should I just do my face? He's like, don't look bad.

I was like, just do it. Nigger did it. Then he did his shit too. I got his forehead. He was, you know, I remember back of the day,

Desto Dub from Avalov from Avalovka stuff up, I said to him, I said, I was like, what's the most thing you ever did?

Like, we must have been high as shit if I was asking him a generic question like that, but I was like, What's the most fucked up shit you ever did? He looks right at me. He goes, probably tattooing a 16-year-old's face.

Nah, but then you know what he was doing? Yeah, but he used to, before the clothes shit. He was, like, mostly a tattooer. Like, his old Twitter is Tatman Dub. And I was so surprised that that was what he came to mind, like, of, like, things that he felt bad for. But I was like, I guess, you know, 16-year-old getting their face tattooed is kind of f***ed.

Like, for sure, like, that's illegal. Like, you could get in trouble for that. But it's pretty unlikely because they would have to, like, Catch it. Prove it. I don't know. Yeah. Or the people probably try to, like,

file or, like, sue them or something. Yeah. Or maybe, like, you go home to your parents and then they just freak the fuck out. Call the cops. I don't know. I guess it's possible. Yeah.

Damn, all right. All right. All right, so I wanted to ask about this. So, like, there was an infamous moment where I guess you went to that Blue Strip's store. And you ended up running into P-Face, baby. Yeah. who has been on this podcast.

Shout out to him. I'm sorry with him. But there was an iconic moment that ended up going viral on social media where basically he just pulls out of blick. That was for you? Like, were you like right there? He got lucky.

He got lucky. He's lucky. My boy active and my other boy, fly were not there. They just took up in a lamb, the homie lived and borrowed a lamp shirt and took out to the store. So you had just dipped out?

Yeah, he just lived. And right away, like, like he entered into the, and started taking pictures of a fancy and shit. Okay. And it was because I was like, I was a, Billy, Billy was right there. He was telling me, like, he was like, hey, look, Pete Face right there.

And I was, I was like, he's right there taking pictures and shit. And then he's like, let's go to him. You're like, I'm like, yeah, straight up. Like, I turned up, I told her, I was like, let's go, let's go, get it. I was like, no, it's good, it's good. And then like, like, what was it. But I don't know where I just started walking up to P-Face like myself. And then my little homie, I'm a little clumsy and shit, start following me and shit.

And we just walked up. I ain't gonna really say like the video y'all see what you can see what happened you feel me yeah I guess you tried to pull it back and it jammed I don't know I don't know his shit though okay he he knew that she was a jammer but how did that situation yeah that she was for sure at the end of the day it was for sure but what's it called yeah like he I was trying to get to him like I was trying to just go ahead up catch a fate real quick okay and shit because his heart right away like his older homie pulled that shit and whatever, whatever happened, y'all's something happening, I ain't gonna say too much and shit, but...

But so what? Everybody just kind of cleared out after that? At the end, at the end, I just socked that fool's older homie, his older homie. Really? Yeah. Some nigga named Lil' man. Niggas is a straight bitch. How fucking gonna littered a nigga just sock you and you're just gonna laugh right there. Come on, put a gun and I use it through.

I mean, what the fuck? And Pfei, that thing, over here, shaking over here, forcing himself towards the back, like And it wasn't even, it was a fair, I was with my little, I mean, but he barely 14 years old. You know, and then it was just me and Dobby was right there in the back just standing you from me, he was in the cut, and then it was me. I was right there just pushing up on them and shit. He could have just went head up you for me, but he wanted to do the most,

from the kids and shit, like how fuck you gonna do all that, nigga? We got kicked out. You guys got kicked out because of that? Yeah, we go, yeah. Because the owner, the owners, his people's and shit, like those people, the owner of Okay. So he just told him like, oh, like, yeah, shout out blue shit, mona. Because it did occur to me when I saw that.

I'm like, this kind of thing is why, like, a lot of people don't want to start stores in the hood. Yeah, like, I don't know. He knew what he was doing, like, he knew what he was going to come into the shit. Like, nah, he knew. He knew what's a gun. He was shocked. Man, I saw the guy when I, when I seen him and he seen me, I was just dogging the

fuck out of all that. There's foot right there. There's foot right there. Spook, like, talking to other homie already, like, I already scared because he already knew like the full timing. Well, I don't know. He knew the timing was wrong, but I was really on that. Had you ever gone back and forth on social media before that?

That was the first time running into it, right? First time, I never had nothing. They asked them questions. I ain't going to lie. And during the heart, I was locked up and one of his homies, one of his homies named Greedy, some shit, yeah, greedy. And what's it called? He was cool.

He was cool people, you know, he never told me like they beef with the hood or nothing and shit. And what's it called? And then that was an intake. was in taking at Drew andah and then they sent me to my unit and I was in my unit and then he had another homie that was in this in juvenile hall too but he was in a whole different unit you feel me but I was in my unit and then he was outside playing basketball because they bring out the units to play and they're playing basketball like right right behind our day room

and shit so you could see them through the window and shit and you could talk to him and so like what's it called he knew like I was in the unit and shit so that thing was I started popping and he was like oh he like niggins fuck flowers this and that he's like niggins fucking They call me FKD man, this and that. Oh, geez. Yeah, so, and I don't know you know that little viral video where there's a little boy, he crashed in the key and he's right there throwing gang signs. Oh, yeah, yeah.

That was his little niggia that was saying all that shit was his older brother that was, that was popping into the window and shit. But I was like, what the fuck? That's when I knew, like, what the fuck? These were these were, these were pressing FK and shit. So that since that day, I was just thinking like, what the full these food over here be this in the hood and all this shit? Like, what the fuck?

So is this something where, like, you're gonna take it? take it to the music, you know, write this songs about each other or not? Shit, not really, nah, hell no. That's little kissing, you feel me, but. No, that's hip hop. In hip hop we write songs about each other. Yeah, if he do it, he'd do it, I'll thought a little, you feel me. Okay.

I didn't go a lot, I did a song with Blanco, and Blanco was over here popping in the bottom. He did a song, he did a song with, right away, right after that situation. Yeah, over here, you feel me? Right away, right after that situation. He did the song with him, he did a music video with him from pinion. He'll come up, watch. Oh, yeah, it'll happen. It'll happen.

Next time you sit down to write a verse. We got one. We got some shit. We got some shit. We got some videos coming out. I got some shit. I just started. I just started.

We're going to do some shit with Duce Face, too. We're going to do some shit with Duce Face. Shut up. Got some shit with Pipe of the Bone Lady. Gmanian. Who else? Cremack on the Verge too. But, yo, with Peeface, let's, let's keep it.

No bang outs. We don't need to be clapping at each other. Scobble up. Scobble up. He didn't even want to scov a little. Bissie. Bring whoever. Knock out.

I mean, he looked kind of stressed in that moment. He did, he panicked out. I was going to, I think that was why that clip went so viral. He was for Compton, right? If Compton, they pressed the FK, right? Why didn't go ahead of? Supposedly. Keep in music, you just get beat up real quick.

He just didn't want to get too bad, that shit. He just didn't want to get knocked out. He didn't want to get knocked out. You should have a full bit, when you were just getting to fight. I would have just, I would have did a man, bad. But wait, it is way too serious. Is way too serious that y'all couldn't like meet up and have a fight?

Nah, okay, look, check it up. I ain't gonna even know. Somebody wanna some foot from our clique. Oh, I didn't even gonna say that. Somebody call me, whatever, somebody coming. They were trying to tell me like, oh, what's the call, you wanna fight him, you wanna fight him, that he could get that shit, this and that,

he's from my hood. And I was like, yeah, do that shit, like, whatever you gotta do, but he's locked up, you feel me, to feel me, that caught me. And I don't know who he is, you feel me, but he's just some foot from my hood and shit. And I was like, yeah, do that.

Like, yeah, do that, do that. And then he never caught me to call me back or nothing in the area, you know. But he was trying to give me the, he was trying to, like, have us meet up and shit and do the, you know. Okay. I was like, yeah. I was like, yeah. So it is a possibility. Cut him out.

A nigga, man, that nigga, you know. No, he knows what it is. A little light squad. Oh, you know, it's crazy. He called him out. He called me, like the next morning. He called me and FaceTime on Instagram. I was on the phone with the nigga for like 10 minutes.

And he was just right there for, like, talking and shit. thinking any common ground or we're just talking shit? Just talking shit, just talking shit, like popping and thinking he was doing shit, thinking, you know, he think he got debunk but in reality he did bunk. He did. Hmm.

He would have been way worse. Active and flag was, I'm telling you, we would have rushed him like bad. He would have dropped that shit and everything and he was like. What would have took his gun? We would have did it worse. Yo, active is crazy, bro. Active just got like a

aura about him, man. I seen that blower. I was right there, right? I told him bullshit. I told him to shoot that shit. You didn't care. You weren't worried about it? I don't get a fuck.

I was going to do it. You always going to do it. I don't get a fuck. I was ready to, you know. Dopey don't seem worried about anything. Not, not come out. Because this one got, you know. He got hit before.

I ain't going to say, but my boy Dope got smacked a little. Got into some shit, huh? That's why I'm going to be a little. Paranoity, you feel me? Sure. You listen to Peso? No, I don't listen to him. Well, shit.

All right. He, he's not. He's not right. Do you look at him like an op? Yeah, they, they hit. But it's just like he, he, I don't even got to say to me, nigga. I think he did a pick hopper.

Well, they said they have pictures of him back in the day throwing up your hood, right? He's a hood hopper, my bad. But do you know that he, did he used to, like, hang out around your peoples and shit back in the day, or you don't know about that? Hey, I'm shit, free flaco, gangland. Free my name Flacco. Free T-Rex.

They got to have to turn to go up to score, you know. For the homies. I feel like you're saying some shit. I don't understand. Up the score. What? They know. They know.

Free flaco. Shit. My boy just got like that. All right. Two weeks ago. Free more buddy. Oh, okay. All right.

So, okay. But you were mentioning before, something about or we mentioned the Nortenos earlier. Like is that something that y'all put any thought into or is that just like you just ignore whatever they got going on up there? I just, I really ignore it. I don't know about them, but I don't know because that shit, they're not out here, they're not you, for me.

Yeah. They're not out here doing shit. We don't, we're not out here going at war with them, shit. You feel me? But you think you ever going to, like, tour and, like, perform up north? Shit, I could. See, I could. And I feel like nothing going to happen.

Straight up. I will Right I was just interviewing Like a little weirdo From San Diego and shit And they were kind of like He didn't want to talk about it too much

But it sounded like they had some difficulties When they went I'm trying to tour up north Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah Shit

Nah yeah I did see all that That little shit was going on When they went into a freshman and shit Yeah So you know It's definitely

It's complicated Out there I guess I'll change eventually. Yeah. In the pen, that shit, they're not beat for them and shit, huh? Like that? In the pen, everybody got to stick together? Yeah, with that?

Does that make it feel kind of weird that you're not allowed to have anything to do with them on the street? You probably can't talk to them and fuck with them home, but, like, you could, you just... No, you keep respectful. Yeah, respect. Yeah, respect for my shit. Hmm.

Definitely. All right. So, okay, from your person, perspective, where are you at in your music career and like what do you feel like you need to work on to take it to the next level and shit? You kind of just getting started. People are really just starting to get turned on to you over the last couple months, huh? Yeah, barely, yeah.

I gotta get, um, I feel like doing more songs with more artists and shit. I'll probably get my name doing, I could also do my solos, you know? Yeah. I gotta do a lot of solos too and shit. But we got me, um, active and my boy Fly got a music video coming soon. That shit just just dropped like next. drop like next week and then me and my boy dopey and shit we got another music video right there in the cutt so it's getting work done you be rapping yeah I need some young dopey on my playlist though

yeah hey you got to check out his old he got that oh shit he's there probably like 10 years ago hey hey we need that little shit oh we did that too okay grime oh okay grime though you've been rapping all right no man don't man don't man oh man yeah he's stupid me love that my name when I made I didn't even I know that, all right, I got to tap in. Yeah. All right. That's a bullshit. Am I invited?

I could pull up to the video shoot in your section. Yeah, I want to do something like that. Let's do that. We should do like a little vlog type, you know? I need a verse though, too, I think. Let's do them. Let's do them. Oh, Noss Kings.

I know you'd be doing the rap shit. You guys do Noss? Oh, yeah. Or it's just called that. You do Noss? We do it. A lot of people who got a low key about it. Everybody does it.

Yeah. But I need to stop that shit. But I feel like a couple years ago, everybody put it on social media. And now people want to be a little more low-key. Low-key body, yeah. Because it does look crazy. You got a giant pink balloon in your hand standing on the blog.

It's kind of. Man, that's why we'll be low-key riding around, you know? Yeah. I don't know if you ever heard of Nass-Kings and shit. Yeah, I mean, I see them, like, doing, like, content online and shit. But I wasn't, so it's like a store where they have nitrous and shit. Yeah, we are. Yeah, we just got a little studio right there in the, in the cut, you know?

Shout-out-N-N-S-Kis. Yeah, I'll pull up to Noss Kings, man. We did our music right there, ready. Look at this balloon head over here right here. The engineer is a balloon head, man. Hell look. You're only 20, but I've seen him. I think he, but like, all right, he's a good.

You tried that shit, though? No more. Back there. But, like, him, like, I feel like he don't want to do it around me because he knows how I look at him when I see him. He knows I'm looking at him like he's burnt out. No key. He wants to be like low key about it, but.

Let's see. Yeah, yeah. I'd be lucky, too. I remember back then, like, two years ago on Instagram, I'd be trying to post. I think that shit was like... Yeah, boy, this is a little, you know. Just to have fun.

I can't tell you how to live your life, but for sure, that's one thing that if you get too into it is all bad. Yeah, you're going to... This is bad for you. Yeah, crash out. Look at Lush. He'd be walking all weird and shit. Where he at?

Uh, Lusch ain't here today, but... Oh, there's Blanco. How'd you, uh, how'd you meet Blanco? Oh, through my boyfriend, yeah. Okay. Through some wife. So, yeah, he knew some... Yeah, yeah.

That's what's up. Right away, we locked in. They caught Blanco and told Blanco if I wanted to do it. If you wanted to do a song, he said... Oh, you guys got music out or you just record something? Yeah, yeah, yeah, we got a music video out. Oh, shit, okay. We got a music video out together together.

We got another song right there in the kids, so... Mm. For the album. To show. All right, yo, so why so Grimy, man. It was great getting to get familiar with your movement and everything. I feel like you're gonna have, like, a long career. I feel like people are going to be going to be a long career.

to like really appreciate your vibe and just that cool young Edgar swag that you got bro you got like a nice a nice aura to you you know they're gonna appreciate it you kind of like an old soul too like you got a little bit you you feel like you have more life experience than you should for a 19 year old no you know I already went through I'm sorry I was active too man I like I like active active got a good vibe about him man seems like he'll do some crazy shit yeah I'm glad he went to the store that day bro

I feel like active could get really activated you don't get a name like active could get really activated you don't get a name like active without whaling out a few times man the way he said like you know attempted murder assault with a deadly weapon or whatever like it was just nothing I'm like all right this guy he's on some other shit man

Hell yeah. All right, shit. He's out here now, though. You feel me? All right. Everybody go tap in with Why So Grimy if you ain't listened to him yet. Tap in with active and dopey.

And, uh, yeah, I'm serious, bro. I'm gonna pull up. We're gonna do some shit. It'll be a good time. Yeah, we'll catch you on the next one. Let's get it. All right. I appreciate you guys for real.

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